16 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, June 23, 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS Town’s motorists Cheney festival Yanks get even; I HOMES I HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS 1 RECREATIONAL FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT I EQUIPMENT lead seat-belt use has fun for all embarrass Bosox Oversized — Manchester, Younger Colonial — 3 Glastonbury - One bed­ Ross 20" two wheel girls . . . p a g e 3 ... page 11 p a g e 1 5 $149,900. Rooms Including bedroom, 1 Vi baths, alum­ room Condo. Just receco- bicycle. Very good condi­ BUSnifSS & SUmCE DIRiCflM 2, 14x18 bedrooms with inum sided house In 8th rated. New appliances, tion. $25.00. 643-6801.D bul It-I n dressers a nd book­ district! Rec room and new wall-to-wall carpet. shelves highlight this 3 treed lot! We guarantee $600 a month. Includes Girl's Bike. — Ross 20", CARPENTRY/ MU bedroom Cope. 13x20 flre- our homes! Blanchard 8< heat and hot water, 6K- Pink. Excellent condition. I D CHILQ CARE REMOOEUN8 0 ELECTRICAL m SERVICES Dloced family room. 2 full Rossetto Real Estate, 646- 8903. ! $60.00. 646-4848. □ baths, large rear deck, 2 2482.0 ______CoiDontry and remodel- Dumas Electric — Having car garage and much Mlnl-BIke Frame $35.00. W ; "V more.D.W. Fish Realty, 2 Full Baths — FIreplaced Call 742-7485 after 5:00pm. Ing services — Complete Electflcal Problems? I HOMES home repairs and remo- Need a large or a small 643-1591 or 871-1400.a living room, rec room, D & D Lanffscoping. V « garage and a fabulous lot FOR RENT will do bahvflttlng In my dellno. Quality work. Ref­ Repair? We Specialize In IB0AT8/MARINE erences, licensed and In­ Residential Work. Joseph tion cuttings, hedgg trii Excellent starter — Cov­ In Bower School district! LIcontod Monchottor miong, Prunings, flowiiT $120's. We guarantee our Manchester-3 bedrooms, I EQUIPMENT homo. (Vorplonck School sured. Call 646-8165. Dumas. Fully Licensed. entry, $75,900. Nice 3 bed­ Free Estimates. 646-5253. 8i shrub plantings, m i room starter ranch In homes I Blanchard & Ros­ appliances, $675 per Aroo). Coll A46-3793. estimates. Call 659-2M quiet location. Large setto,Real Estate 646- month. Security, No Pets. 16 foot Mad River canoe, after 5:30pm. 2482.0 647-9137. Mandtrstrr) Manchester — A City o( Village Charm paddles Included. Used Umlh 12x17 living room and 10x14 enclosed heated tour times. Excellent con­ Cortifled nur$e$ oldo HEATING/ Odd Jobs-Pointing, w . porch. Home Is In good Bing, Bang, Boom! dition. $800. Please call would llko to bobytlt 1 Independent Construc­ 0 3 PLUMBING dow cleaning, hedgg* child In my homo full tion Co. General Contrac­ condition and only 5 min­ Owners need a quick sole. I STORE AND 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- /lawn cutting. Call M ail utes to the water. Re­ Reduced over$5,000 and 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for hmo. 64M6M. tors, custom home build­ Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ 649-5695 anytime. !# duced tor quick sale.D.W, ready for an offer. 3 I OFFICE SPACE Bob. ing and remadellng, throom remodeling; In­ Tuesday, June 24,1986 25 Cents Fish Realty, 643-1591 or bedrooms, IV3 baths, new siding, excavation, etc. stallation water heaters, Bookeeplng fullchargg'il4 871-1400.O furnace, newer roof. Manchester - Downtown 16 foot Day Cruiser with Uconsod doycoro pro­ Call 456-8865 or 456-7215. garbage disposals; faucet years experience fdr 4) Lovely treed 1'/2 acre lot. retail or office space, 1750 1985 60 HP Mercury en­ vided. Hovo full time op­ repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- small business. Write C ^ Now being offered at Clean — Manchester square feet. 668-1447. gine. All features plus EZ ening for child, 2 yeore or Remove mineral buildup asterCard accepted. N Bookeepmg, 47 TerejM Coventry $92,900. Nicely decorated $129,900. Jackson & Jack- loader trailer. $4,000 (best older In Manchester Rd., Manchester; C T. ^ son Real Estate, 647-8400 from your teakettle by older 3 bedroom Colonial. offer). Call 647-9407 or home. Loving fomlly en­ pouring In half a cup of Reagan takes or 646-8646.0 647-1349. vironment. I am a mother 12x18 living room and white vinegar and one MI8CEUANE0U8 14x20 dining room. Conve­ Brand New Listing! Very with professional child­ ouort of tap water. Hoot to chief fires nient to busline and shop- Wilson Business Offices Hobble Cat - 16'. Califor­ ren's librarian expe­ I SERVICES attractive 4 room condo nia special. Aluminum rolling boll ond let stand Ding. Nice level backyard. and support services. Fur­ rience. Lunch and 2 for one hour. Pour out Double A Fence CP. fip- Excellent home In this townhouse, 2 bedrooms, nished offices, secretarial trailer with storage box, snacks provided. 647-0536. IV2 baths, gorgeous ca­ solution, fill with water, Odd lobs. Trucking. pert stockade and rOH part-timers price range.D.W. Fish service, reception, tele­ double trapeze, loaded. Home repairs. You name fencing, repair or InstaUd- contra aid binets In fully appllanced boll again and discord. Realty 643-1591 or 871-1400. phone answering, word Excellent condition. Call It, we do It. Free esti­ tIon. Coll Tony A l b ^ . kitchen. Small complex In ' 646-3327 or 678-1300. Brad. Add buildup to your Manchester. Offered at processing and copier fa­ mates. Insured. 643-0304. 649-9906. cilities. Level H Watkins CARPENTRY/ budget by selling no- $82,500, Jackson 8, Jack- longer used furniture and Officers protest; Manchester — $97,900. Center, 935 Main St., Man­ I PETS AND REMODEUNG Hawkes Tree Service — A. Henry Personalised son Real Estate. 647-8400 chester. 647-0073. appliances with o low-cost Cape Cod. Cute Cape Cod or 646-8646.0 Bucket Truck 8, Chipper. .Lawn Care-Complete' home waiting tor the right I.SUPPLIES ad In Classified. 643-2711. Stump Removal. Free Es­ budget undecided pitch to nation Farrand Remodeling — lawn care and londscoiW family. Three bedrooms, Cabinets, roofing, gut­ timates. Special consider­ Ing. Free estimates, fully garage. In-ground pool. ILOTS/LAND I RESORT 8 free kittens. Varlenty of ters, room additions, PAINTING/ ation for Elderly and Han­ Insured, all work guorap- Call today for details. FOR SALE PROPERTY Colors. Box trained. decks, all types of remo­ I dicapped. 647-7553. teed, senior cItiMns dlt» By George Layng Won't lastljoyce G. Ep­ Checked by a yet, will deling and repairs. FR EE [PAPERING counts. 647-1349. Herald Reporter WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ the difference in the vote,” stein Real Estate, 647- Residential building lot In Coventry Lake- deliver If necessary. 742- estimates. Fully Insured. Delivering clean farm dent Reagan, denied an opportun­ Speakes said. 8895.n Andover. 1.56 Acres. High Woterfront cottages now Telephone 643-6017, otter Name your own price — loam; 5 yards $75 plus tax. Lawn care, driveways C O V E N TR Y — The town's six ity to address the House in person, In arranging his speech, Reagan and D ry! Offered at available. $150-$250 a 6pm, 647-8509. Father and son. Fast, Also sand, stone, and sealed, special Weekly part-time police officers have been went on television today to appeal put off a planned trip to Las Vegas Jackpot! Contemporary $45,000. Jackson 8. Jack- I MISCELLANEOUS dependable service. gravel. Call 643-9504. lover's dream house! 3600 week. 742-3022. summer) rote. Manches­ told by Chief Frank V. Trzaskos for more U.S. aid to Nicaraguan later today to speak at a campaign son Real Estate, 647-8400 I FOR SALE Painting, Paperhanging ter/BoHon. Coll 647-0467. that they will lose their jobs on so. ft. 8 rooms, 3 bed­ or 646-8646, □ DO A TWO-WAY favor ... 8, Removal. Coll 646-5761. rebels and said “ the cause of fund-raiser for former Rep. Jim rooms, 2Vj baths, terrific I MISCELLANEOUS get extro cosh for ytourself ONE OF T H E good habits Spring Cleon Up Done, Monday, prompting charges that freedom in Central America and Santini, R-Nev., who is running for layout. Plush carpeting. RCA portable video­ safety concerns are being ignored the national security of the United INVESTMENT I FOR RENT recorder with camera and and make It possible for Commercial Painting thrifty people have deve­ Pointing done. TrsM eu| the Senate. Afterward, the presi­ Elegant master bedroom, I someone else to enjoy Contractors-lnterlor and loped Is dally reading of down. Attics and cellars for political reasons. States" are at stake. dent was to have flown to Santa 2 car garage, built In 1984. PROPERTY extra occessoiles. Origi­ I nal cost opproxlmotely those golf clubs you never exterior painting. 20 years the ads In clossifled. cleaned. Yards cleanM Although the decision to field a “ I need your help,” Reagan said Barbara, Calif. Ottered at $219,900.Jack- Manchester 22 by 26 Gar­ That's where they find age with upstairs. Call for $2000. Now $900. 646-2522 use. Sell them with a want In business. Fully Insured. and lunk removed. 64)« strictly full-time force was sup­ in the speech delivered from the Announcing Reagan's decision son & Jackson Real Est­ Three stores and Six ad. Free Estimates. 742-8628. value buys. ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.0 all details. $150 per month. after 5pm. 7607 otter Spm. ported by the Town Council this White House Oval Office. to make a television address. apartments. Newer 400 643-2129 or 646-3929. spring when members approved He said the leftist Sandinista Speakes said; “ He wanted the AMP service, newer roof. Whites Coin Master Metal the budget proposal for the 1986-87 government of Nicaragua is the Block 8, stucco construc­ opportunity to speak. He was One vear old U&R Con­ Detector IV-TR Series 2. fiscal year, it has stirred a storm of “one tragic glaring exception" to temporary. 3 bedrooms, tion. Needs cosmetic denied t)ie opportunity to speak, so I ROOMMATES $90.00. Call 649-0173.0 I protest among the part-timers. the tide of democracy that now lorge family rrom. Hying work. The figures work! KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by U rry Wright he is seeking another means to I WANTED They charge the decision was prevails in Central America. appeal directly to the House of rrom, and dining room. Some owner financing 2 Snow tires with rims size TOWN OF MANCHESTER Seperate office or den. 2'/2 possible. Call for all de­ F78-14. $75.00.0 LEGAL NOTICE made without a fair hearing on the Reagan's speech was carried by Represenatives on this matter, baths, fireplace, etc. tails. $189,900. Strano Real Wanted llve-ln compan­ merits of the program and has put Cable News Network, but the other “ He will do so by making a $212,OOO.U8,R Realty, 643- Estate, 647-7653.0 ion for disabled male. The Plonnlng and Zoning Commission will hold a public the town at risk. three television networks. CBS. speech in the Oval Office that will Mattress — Fits hospital w r IF i Ho l d -Th e hearing on Monday, July 7,1986at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing 2692.0 Basic responsibility to bed. Brand newconditlon. "He (Trzaskos) has severely NBC and ABC, decided not to air be covered by some of the sleep in apartment and be DOOE. OpEK He Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Con­ REAL ESTATE $75. Call 643-8555 after necticut to hear and consider the following petitions: jeopardized the safety of the the speech live. television networks, if not all.” Manchester - $139,900. on coll during the night. In 6pm. D (Ster DOT, AH rtis FaeMce. WANTED (a)UL come i n '. TOWN OF MANCHESTER - ZONING REGULATION full-time officers and has severely Reagan took to television to Speakes said. Cheney Home'. Sollcf 5-5 exchange for room and A M E N D M E N T (Z-70) - Petition to amend the Zoning Regu­ two family home In desir­ board. Call ED 289-6260. jeopardized the safety of the public deliver the speech that he had Two 275 Gallon_ Fuel lations by adding Article IV, Section 17, governing the con- itself." said Dennis Baboval. one of hoped to give directly to members able area. Small, quiet Wanted to buy o house for Tanks. One with 100 gal­ structon of Elderly Congregate Housing In residential zones, Herald photo by Pinto street, some remodeling lons fuel In It. Both for and adding to Article II, Sections 2, 3,4, 5,6, 7 and 15 provi­ the part-time officers and a of the House before its scheduled $76,000 thru CHFA In Man­ WANTED sions for elderly congregate housing aso Special Exception spokesman for the group. vote on the aid package already completed. Wir­ chester or Coventry. No $99.00. 649-31 lO.o In residential zones. ing updated, many other Real Estate agnts Please. TO RENT ------(------Trzaskos's decision increases Shelly Mora helps Louise Michaud ter High School Monday. Nearly 500 Wednesday. Improvements made. 3 ORLANDO ANNULLI - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - SANRICO Storm 647-1105. Gos Fired Boiler — Four DRIVE (A-32) • Aopllcotlon under Article II, Section 16.15.02 the workload of an already short- adjust and pin her mortarboard before members of the Class of 1986 received He was denied the chance to car detached garage, pas­ years old. Large size. (a) to permit construction of an offlce/warehouse facility staffed full-time force and over­ speak in the House by Speaker sible room for expansion. Centered acreage Buyer must remove. Call requiring more than sixty (60) porklng spaces on a parcel looks the fact that the less commencement exercises at Man.ches- diplomas. More pictures on page 3. ■Thomas P. O'Neil), who said such Attic has hardwood 9:30am. to4:30pm .$99.00. larger fhon four (4) acres In on Industrial Zone fora propety Wanted. For residential Identified as Lots 5 ond 6 - Sanrico Drive. expensive part-time officers can an apeparance would be floors. Call today for a development. Either sin­ 647-8003.O causes private showing, won't Reliable working couple HICKS PROPERTIE5 - INLAND WETLANDS BOUNDARY save the town money, Baboval “unprecedented.' gle family or condomi­ with 2 quiet teenaged boys last long! Realty World, Baby Carriage and D IS P U TE - 483 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST (H-49) - Appllco- charged Monday. The six part- Reagan said the- Soviet Union nium. Coll 346-4216. seeks large two or three tlon under Section 7 of the Inland Wetlands and Water­ time officers were to have com­ has invested more than $1 billion in 646- 7709. □ Stroller combination. courses Regulations to chonge a wetlands boundary for 483 bedroom apartment or pleted a town-paid training pro­ Nicaragua to father its aim of duplex, preferably in Beige and white. Excel­ Middle Turnpike West. Cheer marks commencement blackout Eost Horttord - New list­ ROOMS Manchester or Vernon. lent condition. $55.00. 647- DAVID L. GUNAS - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - SHELDON gram this summer that would have turning that country "into the first ing! 4 bedroom cape with I 8203 after 4pm.□ Soviet base on the American FOR RENT C a n ' move In Imm e­ ROAD (G-57) - Application under Article II, Sectjon allowed them to receive state law garage, fenced yard, diately! 643-2711 ext. 34, 16.15.02(a) to permit construction of a manufacturing focil- enforcement certification, he mainland.” A noontime thunderstorm left stove, refrigerator, wall- ask for Gary. Golf Clubs - Lady's Ity which reaulres parking In excess of sixty (60) spaces tor o "Nicaragua is becoming a Soviet about 3,500 electric customers in to-wall. Newer roof and i n portion of 660V Tolland Turnpike, known as Lat 7, Manches­ added. Room for rent. Kitchen matched starter with 3 ter Industrial Park III. base every day that we debate and parts of Manchester and Bolton furnace. Priced to sell at prlveledges, oh busline, He said they have already at Manchester High School woods and club cart, bag debate and debate and do no­ without power today, a Northeast $87,900. Belflore Agency, close to center of town and balls. Excellent. $85. RAYMOND F. DAMATO - INLAND WETLANDS BOUND­ completed all but two courses. 647- 1413. 646-7066. ARY DISPUTE - NEW STATE ROAD (D-38) - Aopllcotlon "What is the rational? about it?" thing.” Reagan said. Utilities spokesman said. CLOTHING 649-1794.0 Z)tMt,,ICA.Inc under Section 7 of the Inland Wetlands and Watercourses By John Mitchell numbered more than the boys, who Mayor Barbara Weinberg. School Regulations to relocate a wetlands boundary for land identi­ Baboval asked. “ How can you Reagan compared his mission The power was expected to be Unfurnished room for fied as 231V New Stole Road. invest ail this money and not Herald Reporter were dressed in red. Superintendent James P. with that of former President restored by 2:30 p.m. today, the rent. Female. Share kit­ Man's brand new suit. They listened attentively, if a bit Kennedy, and Board of Eklucation' spokesman said. The outage oc­ ENDROLLS At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written benefit from it?” Harry Truman, who appealed for TODAY'S chen 8, bath., washer- Beige 3 piece. Size 32. $40. 27'h width - 258 ITRUCKS/VANS MISCELLANEOUS Baboval said Trzaskos is "reck­ It was the funnest of times, it was restlessly, to most of the speeches. Chairman Leonard Seader also post-World War II aid to Greece curred when some primary wires Phone 872-9064.O 1 communications received. A copy of this petition has been dryer on premises. $60 a 13% width - 2 for 2S8 I FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE filed In the Town Clerk's office and may be inspected during lessly spending the taxpayers' the funkiest of times. There were no introductions, and addressed the graduates. and Turkey to keep them from were downed on East Middle fioni I'sliih week. Call 649-1812. I office hours. From a helicopter, the frenzy on in some cases the only sound that, Turnpike after a transformer Men's custom made M UST be picked up at the money." Confetti littered the grandstand falling under communist domina­ Manchester Herald Office 1977 Chevy Pickup-Vj Ton PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Manchester High School's athletic could be heard between speakers tion. He said Congress responded blew. shoes. Size 11-A. Cost $89, Pick-up truck cap. 6 feet LEO KWASH, SECRETARY Trzaskos could not be reached — and some graduates' hair — as jfel before 11 A.M. ONLY. with extra heavy springs, by 8 feet. 295-0072 days. for comment Monday or today and field Monday night might have was the rumble of distant thunder. by putting America's interests Affected in Manchester were I APARTMENTS sell for $25.00. Four Doted at Manchester, C T this 23rd day of June, 1986. the graduates picked up their months old. Excellent 6 cylinder, 7800 miles, 8 $99.00, or best offer. □ did not return several phone calls looked and sounded like a huge “ We have found you to be a good diplomas. A beach ball was batted first “ and supported aid.” Summit. Parker, and East Center 1 FOR RENT foot bed, power steorlng 047-06 by Norma condition. 649-1170. a from a reporter. outdoor rock concert, complete class — cooperative in spirit and back and forth, firecrackers The speech provides Reagan the streets, E;ast Middle Turnpike. and power brakes. with lawn chairs and loud cries. In Tedtord, East Hartford, older gen­ In March, when the chief pres­ sensitive to one another.” Princi­ popped and paper airplanes soared opportunity to appeal to House Starkweather Street. Avondale AM/FM. $2,100. 742-5054. Tires mounted on Toyota fact, the scene was part of the tleman, 2 room efficiency, TAG SALES wheels. Size 75R-14. All ented the police budget for fhe pal Jacob Ludes said as he during a ceremony that saw Ludes members for their support in Road. Bretton Road. North Elm NOTICE school's 93rd annual commence­ Street, and Henry and Walker all utilities, share a bath. steel belted. $99.00. Call PUBLIC HEARING fiscal year beginning July 1. he welcomed the graduates. present a certificate to his daugh­ advance of a vote Wednesday. ment exercises. streets. In Bolton, power was out in $72 weekly. 647-0069. FURNITURE Tog Sole - from 9am to If you need a better car to 643-6832.Q BOARD OF DIRECTORS proposed that a sixth full-time Using the class song. "A Little ter Julie. Kennedy hand one to his Reagan on Monday asked permis­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT " I just want to know if we ha veto the northern half of town from 5:30pm. 4 days. Starts drive the youngsters to officer be hired to replace the Help From My Friends" as his son Jeffrey, and Nathan Hale sion to address the House in Manchester-4 rooms, with Friday. Old rocker, other get a real job now." said graduate Boston Turpike. including Lake school, check the many Auto Luggage Rack — Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of part-time force, according to Re­ theme, salutatorian Matthew Kim School principal Leo Diana give person, but was refused by House stove, $500 monthly, se­ antiques. Electric offerings In today's Clas­ Diana Brassell, helping to set the Street. Notch Road, and Hop River 51x84 Chrome stainless Monchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the publican Town Council member paid a debt to some of his. "To another to his daughter Francene. Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill. THE MORTGAGE curity deposit, call after blanket, spread and sified columns. 643-Zni. Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, tone of the two-hour ceremony. Road. steel. Suitable for van or Phillip Bouchard. The move would everyone out there who has been White House spokesman Larry CLAUSE 6pm. 649-8365. King - Sized bed. Firm drapes, yarn, lamps, as­ Connecticut, on Tuesday, July 1, 1986 at 8:00 P.M. to con­ Goofy sunglasses ruled, and se­ Donna Hewett called her high Manchester police said no acci­ sorted dishes, good boys large wagon. $35.00. 646- sider and act on the following: give the department six full-time my friend over the years. I'd like to Speakes said the president, who Most of us cannot pay mattress. Two twin box 3067.a rious thoughts were temporarily school years "a good experience." had been scheduled to depart dents or other problems were Studio type Apartrhent. springs. Frome. Excellent clothing and baby Items. [CAMPERS/ Appropriations to be odded to capital accounts of the 198687 officers and three supervisors — a say thank you. I would never have the full price of a house budget for fhe purpose of paying the costs of: put up on the shelf along with four adding that she hoped to go on to today, would remain in Washing­ reported because of the storm. in cash. As a result, H- Partly furnished. Work­ condition. Will be sold Chains, rope, lumber and TRAILERS situation Bouchard contended made it this high orthis far without ing single male adult pre­ other tools, miscellane­ 1. Consfructlng up to 24 units of multifamlly residential ren­ could leave the force understaffed. years' worth of schoolbooks. Manchester Community College to ton until after the House vote. In addition to power being nancing must be se­ with 2 complete sets of INVITATION TO BID you.” cured. Attorneys gener­ ferred. Lease, secutiry. sheets, 1 bedspread. All ous . 28 Williams Rd., tal housing for the elderly at 108 North Elm Street, theap- The council approved the spend­ In the parking lot, nearly every study hotel management. "He will remain in town to knocked out. cable television sub­ 1981 Coleman Pop-Up. The Manchester Public proprlatlon for such prolect fo be In the amount of ally insist that a mort­ No Pets. 643-2880. for $220, Or best offer. Bolton. Just before Flano. $1,300,000.00; and ing plan shortly thereafter, but other car was emblazoned with Class of 1986 valedictorian Eliza­ “ I will get my Jag someday,” continue to work on gathering scribers were left without service gage clause be inserted Sleeps 8, excellent condi­ Schools solicits bids for some kind of red-and-white mes­ beth Harvey counted time spent in said Barbara Brewer, who plans to for part of today. However, the 643-8082, evenings 8, wee­ PAVING WALKWAYS AT 2. Modernizing and rehabllllatlng Manchester High townspeople later defeated the votes for the Contra aid pack8rge.” in the contract. This 2 Bedroom Flat-heat and tion. Many Extras. Ask­ sage. Two Volkswagens parked school down to the second, then go into real estate in order to pay outage was not storm-related, said kends. Keep trying!. ing $3,195. 649-5005. ROBERTSON SCHOOL for School, Waddell Elementary School, Bowers Elemen­ proposal in a referendum. said Speakes. clause permits you to hot water, carpeted, all I CARS the 1986-1987 school year. tary School, Verplonck Elementary School and Nathan together — one red. the other white told the group to spend the for that luxury car. Barbara Roberts, a spokeswoman apply to a lending in­ appliances, air condi­ Sealed bids will be received A second town meeting on the Reagan arranged two lobbying Lazy Bov rocker In good FOR SALE Hale Elementary School, the appropriation for such pro- — were painted exactly the same remaining moments of life enjoy­ “ I think this was the best place to meetings during the day with for Cox Cable Greater Hartford, stitution for a mortgage tioner. Call 647-1595. condition. Gold uphols­ until July 2,1986,2;00P.M.,at lects to be In the amount of $8,880,000.00. budget is scheduled for Wednes­ loan. It is usually for a MOTORCYCLES/ which time they will be day. If residents decide to hold way but in opposite colors. Their ing the present. “ We can always go in the whole state.” said John about six congressmen who were which serves Manchester. tery. $70. 649-0734. a I oubllcly opened. The right Is Financing said appropriations and additions to sold budget specific amount, pay­ Available July 1. Loyely 5 by the Issuance of general obligation bonds of the Town In an another referendum, it will occur humped backs read, respectively, remembipr the past and make Szarek. who hopes to enter Nor­ described by Speakes as being Roberts said the system was able over a specific [ MOPEDS reserved to relect any and all amount not to exceed $1,300,000.00 for Item 1 and In an “ 19" and “86.” In the flatbed of plans for the future but we must wich Military University in Ver­ turned off this morning for Man­ room apartment (2br). Small Empire Style maho­ bids. Specifications and bid July 8. undecided on how to vote for the period of years at a spe­ 2nd floor of 2-fomlly 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto forms may be secured at the amount not to exceed $8,880,000.00 for Item 2. another vehicle, a wooden sign live in the present,” she said. mont on a ROTC scholarship, like chester subscribers so that main­ cified rate of interest. A gany drop leaf table. Two 1981 Honda - CB 650 cus­ Baboval complained that the adminstration package, which house. Heat, hot water trans, AM -FM radio, air Business Office, 45 North Such motters relating to the foregoing as.may be properly pronounced “ Class of MHS Rules Met with screams of "give 'em his brother before him. ‘ tenance work could be performed. specified period of time drawers. (16"xl8" Top) tom. King and queen School Street, Manchester, considered ot said hearing. ' part-timers were not t()Id they calls for $1IX) million in aid for the and V2 of garage included. Good condition. Antique. cond., beige with tan Inte­ — Free at Last!” hell, Harry,” Harry Maidment. a When all the diplomas had been She said crews were temporarily will be granted to secure seats. Like new. Plexafer- Connecticut. Hearing on Report of fhe Chorter Revision Commission, were being fired until they re­ Nicaraguan rebels. The president such a loan. If your fi­ $525. Reference and secur­ $75.00. 649-9947. □' rior. Under 14,000 miles In Graduates filed onto the windy teacher and guidance counselor at issued, class president Christine delayed by the storm, and were ity deposit required. excellent condition. $9,800 ring. $1500. 649-1634. 0S^06 dated May 27,1986. ceived a letter dated June 20. The also lobbied members of Congress nancial position or in­ field during the processional as a the school for 35 years, gave a brief Neville gave the signal, and by phone. Speakes said. forced to stop work on utility poles come does hot satisfy the Middle-aged or older cou­ Hutch — 54" long top. Has or best offer. 633-2468. Proposed fee tor Inspecting backflow prevention devices In­ matter deserved more public ple preferred. 646-8588 af­ stalled In connection with and use ot the water system. scrutiny and debate, he said. long row of relatives, friends and graduation speech. Maidment. seniors turned their tassles, “ We will continue to work. We until the weather changed. lending institution’s loan glass doors. Excellent well-wishers formed, snapping a who is retiring this year, asked the quickly becoming MHS alumni. All cable service should be requirements, the appli­ ter 5pm. condition. Asking $75.00. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Proposed appropriation to Education Special Bouchard said Monday he are very, very close. There are LEGAL NOTICE Prelects - Fund 41 - EERA Chapter I, 198687 .... 8302,404.89 stream of pictures and hugging group to give support to future Together, the graduates gave a undecided people, a handful of restored by this evening, Roberts cation may be denied. Call 646-1565 after 5pm. □ to be finonced by State Grants. thought Trzaskos was going to The mortgage clause One bedroom. No pets. gradually phase out the part-time their seniors before they reached political candidates who favor a final Indian victory cry, that could undecided people, who will niake said. will have protected you $400. Available July 1st. At a meeting on June 16,1986 the Planning and Zoning Com­ Proposed appropriation to Education Special j Rollaway bed. Good con­ 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. mission made the followlnoateclslons: program, and he agreed with the metal bleachers. Among the strong school system, and urged be heard from blocks away. by requiring, under 528-0776. dition. $20.00. Call 649- Air condition, power Prelects - Fund 41 - ECIA Chapter II, 198687...... $55,311.00 almost 500 graduates, the girls, in some of them to “ follow a career of And as the evening progressed, these circumstances, a FRANK J. T. STRANO - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - » HUN- to be financed by State Grants. 6130.O steering, power brakes, 'TINO TO N S TR E E T ($-71) - Approved on application under Please turn to page 10 white and carrying red roses. teaching in the public schools.” the screaming barely subsided. refund of the down pay­ Manchester"- 2 bedroom, new transmission, shocks Proposed appropriation to Education Special ment and a cancellation Article II, Section 5.02 to permit the conversion of on existing Protects - Fund 41- Youth Services 198687 ...... $29,692.00 2nd floor, heat and ap­ and rear springs. $2,000 or single family house to a double family house at 32 Hunting- to be financed by a State Grant. of the contract. This is to pliances, no pets, secur­ iwc^TV/STEREO/ best offer. 646-8787 or ton Street. TODAY’S HERALD be without further liabil­ ity. $575 0 month. Call 649-3467 after 6pm. ROBERT W. WEINBERG - ZONE CHANGE - 250 TOLLAND Proposed oooropriatlon to Education Special ity of either party to the 646-3979. I'31 appliances TURNPIKE (W-28) - Approved an application to change the Prolects - Fund 41 - Moth/Sclence B ill...... $6,350.00 other. to be financed by a State Grant. 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm zoning district classification from Residence A fo Business 11 Botched robbery ends with three dead for a portion of Lot « 250 Tolibnd Turnpike with frontage on Index Associates from the Manchester - 2 bedroom, Panasonic Upright Va­ cassette. Good running Proposed appropriation fo Education Special Primary investigation office of TE D FO R D Oakland Street and Tolland Turnpike (effective date June Prolects - Fund 41 - Summer Enrichment 2nd floor, heat and ap­ cuum — With attach­ condition. $850. Call 659- 27, 1986). International about 4>/i hours into Under the guidance of the top REAL ESTATE. CEN­ ments, bags 8i extra belt. 7 Program 1986...... ' ..... ,,4 goo.go By Michael Collins hostages. A police sniper fired one shot. 20 pagao, 2 aactloiM pliances, no pets, secur­ 2895. FRECHETTE, MARTIN, ROTHMAN AND GOLAS - CLUS­ to be finonced by fees paid by program parti- **** ' Hunt said. a screa m was heard and the standoff, claimed he had prosecutor at Manchester Super­ TU R Y 21 have the ex­ ity. $575 a month. Call months old. $50. Good cl pants. United Press International "There he is, he's got a gun,” an IS perience and knowledge TER SUBDIVISION PLAN AND EROSION AND SEDIMEN­ SW AT teams lobbed tear gas and stabbed a store security guard to ior Court, the Manchester Police AHwirA 646-3979. condition. Coll 646-3245 1981 Dodge Arles Station TATION CONTROL PLAN (F-47), and INLAND WET­ officer yelled. 18-19 of real estate to assure otter 5pm. Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - Police, who had just spoken to concussion grenades. death because the man disobeyed Department is continuing an inves­ you of top market value Wagon, excellent condi­ LANDS PERMIT (F-48) - KEENEY STREET - Appraved Fund 61 - existing Account *61-866, Day Care B E V E R L Y HILLS, Calif. - An P.lneeifiAd in-90 Two bedroom, two baths, tion, fully powered. $2400. with madificatlonsa cluster subdivision plan for 126lots,ap­ 198687 ...... SIC non (M unlikely drama on Rodeo Drive, the gunman and told reporters The suspect, identified as Steven his orders “to keep his mouth tigation into alleged irregularities when buying or selling proved an erosion and sedimentation control plan for same, to be funded by a State Grant. ' shut.” in the petitioning process for a Pnnnirp « property. We will handle appliances Included, Call 643-1727 after 6pm. and approved a wetlands permit for detention facility for the heart of one of the world's most they were prepared to wait all Livaditis. 22, was taken from the the entire transaction townhouse unit. $600 a 1 70 ^ FUEL OIL/COAL/ some on property at the northeast corner of Garden Grove Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - exclusive cities, began with an night rather than storm the build­ scene in an ambulance, as werethe “ He was talking back to me ... I Republican delegate primary in PnnnAril/*i»t 7 Road and Keeney Sfreet. Fond 61 - existing Account *61-867, Day Care murdered hin^rl stabbed him ," the town. “ We have put one of our best 14 for you from the listing month. 1 month security. FIREWOOD 1982 Celica G T Alpine. Food 198687...... CQQ QQ aborted robbery in a jewelry store ing and endanger the hostages, three hostages he had tied to him PntArtninmAnl to the closing details. No pets. High St., Vernon. A M * M cassette with eg. PUBLIC STORAGE, INCORPORATED - EROSION AND to be financed by a Sfote Grant...... and ended 13‘/!i hours later with the said they were caught by surprise. beneath the dark-colored blanket. gunman said. men on this case," police spokes­ Fnrt iR 11 Stop in and discuss your 649-9404 or 647-1340. New brakes 8, tires. $4,500. DIMENTATION c o n t r o l PLAN - TOLLAND TURN­ gunman in custody and three of his “ Several people came out (of the One of the three was pronounced The gunman's only demand was man Gary Wood said today. Story 1 nmi fiMBfa a in real estate plans with Moving — Cash and carry Call 659-2436. PIKE (P-56) - Approved on erosion and sedimentation con­ *0 Bond and Grant 4 cord cut and spilt. Best trol plan for development of property known os Lot 4, Wein­ Fund 9-939 - Recreation Facilities...... S4 719 00 five hostages dead, police said. back of the building) through a dead on arrival at a nearby that a television crew be sent into on page 10. 1 AttAry 7 one of our friendly staff. 474 Main Street, 3 room to be financed by contribution lor Reserve...... We are here for you on offer. 647-9974. berg Subdivision, Tolland Turnpike. The drama, p la y ^ out- against door, covered with a blanket... tied hospital of a gunshot wound. Two the store so "I can watch myself on PhitiiAriA« in apartment. $400 monthly. 1981 Olds Cutlas-Four Fund Account *8-1190. T V .” Police refused the request Rt. 44A. Bolton Notch. Utilities not Included. No door, black. Air condi­ MARTIN, ROTHMAN AND WOODBURY - SUBDIVISION the pastel walls of some of the most together and attempted to make more hostages were found dead in Ciearing and cooier ] Opinion B AND EROSION B SEDIMENTATION CONTROL PLAN • AM public meetings of the Town of Manchesterare held at lo- and the tense drama dragged on Bolton. 647-9914."We're appliances. Security. Call tion, power steering, cotlons which are accessible fo hondicapped citizens. In ad­ expensive stores in the world, their way to a parking lot." the building, apparently slain National But We're OFFICE/RETAIL GARDEN GROVE ROAD (M-70) - Approved a subdivision A 30 percent chance of an PAoplA ? 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. power brakes, stereo, and erosion and sedimentation control plan for land Identi­ dition, hondlcapi^ Individuals reaulrlnganauxlllary old In climaxed at 10:30 p.m. Monday Beverly Hills Police Lt. Bill Hunt “execution style,” during the into the night. IQportii 1S-17 Neighborly". 24 hour [EQUIPMENT $3,195. 643-0110. fied as B2V and 99V Garden Grave Raad. ®^****",.l**i/®T participation at meetings should daylong siege. Hunt said. A woman hostage who identified evening shower, then clearing and service - 7 days a week. contact the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled when police spotted the supsect said. "There was no indication at TAlAvkilon 14 4 Room, second floor. A copy of these decisions has been filed In the Town Clerk's meeting so that appropriate orrangements can be made. trying to sneak out of Van Cleef & all they were coming out.” The robber, who identified him­ herself as Ann Heilperin. 40. a cooler; low 50 to 55. Sunny, breezy, HINT office. U AVnrlH 0 An FHA mortgage does not Appliances, heat and hot Cash Regisfer — Unitrex 1981 Plymouth Horizon - Arpels of California, huddled "Sheriff's deputies confronted self as “John" in a telephone cooler and drier Wednesday; high water. $475 a month, one TC 32.2. Sporty with re­ PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION CASSANO, SECRETARY Weather------? deliver money but merely 2000. 1984 model. Elec­ LEO KWASH, SECRETARY BOARD OF DIRECTORS under a blanket with three them.” conversation with United Press Please turn to page 10 70 to 75. Details on page 2. insures the mortgaged month security. Adults tronic, digital and compu­ movable moon roof. at Manchester, Connecticut this 19th day of June, amount. preferred. Call 649-1362 terized. Mint condition. Standard with law mi­ Dafed at Manchester, C T this 23rd day of June, 1986. after 6pm. $99.00. Call 643-9649.0 leage. 871-1288 or 742-9057. 04606 054-06 I ' V.»-

MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, June 24, 1986 — 8 « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesda'^. June 24, 1986 Town tops WEATHER In use of Today’s forecast seat belts Connectlcat, MasMcbmetu and Rhode Island; Hazy sunshine and warm today with chance of By George Loyng afternoon and evening showers and thunder­ Herald Reoporter storms. Highs in the 7(te along the south coast and 80s elsewhere. Clearing and cooler tonight with A greater percentage of Man­ lows in the 80s. Sunny and pleasant W ^nesday chester drivers wear seat belts with highs in the 70s. than is the case in most other Maine: Partly sunny today with a chance of communities in Connecticut, ac­ showers. Highs in the 70s. Clearing after evening cording to a survey by the state showers tonight. Lows in the 40s. Mostly sunny Department of Transportation. Wednesday. Highs in the 60s except 70s in the This month, an estimated 76.18 w i m i southwest portion. percent of all drivers have buckled up in Manchester, the DOT said. New Hampshire: Partly sunny today with a • i i m That put the town second out of chance of showers. Highs in the 70s. Mostly clear UPl photo seven towns surveyed around the tonight with lows in the 40s. Mostly sunny state. Only East Hartford ranked Wednesday. Highs in the 60s north and 70s south. Today In history higher, with 77.94 percent of til Vermont: Showers likely in the north today. drivers wearing the belts. Chance of thundershowers in the south. Highs in Overall. 69.55 percent of drivers k On this date in 1975, an Eastern Airiines Boeing 727 the 70s. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Some clouds wore their seat belts when the tonight, then clearing. Lows 35 to 45 north aild 45 to en route from New Orieans to New York crashed at survey was conducted earlier this i\ Graduating girls, 55 south. Sunny but cool Wednesday. Highs in the Kennedy international Airport, killing 114 people. month. That figure — down from 60s to mid-70s. dressed in white 70.42 percent in May — was the gowns, cheer to­ highest compliance rate since the gether after receiv­ study was initiated in January Chance of thunderstorms Extended outlook after the state’s seat-belt law took Almanac ing their diplomas effect. Today: Becoming partly sunny with a 60 percent chance of afternoon Extended outlook for New England Thursday Monday at Manches­ Since January, the number of Manchester drivers wearing seat thunderstorms, possibiy with strong gusty wind, hail and local through Saturday: ter High School. The Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Today is Tuesday. June 24, the In 1985, Secretary of State ceremony, which belts has jumped from 46.24 2 downpours. High in the mid-80s. Wind southwest 10 to 20 mph. Fair. Highs in the upper 60s to mid-TOs Thursday, in 175th day of 1986 with 190 to George Shultz called for world­ percent to a high of 71.81 percent in Tonight: 30 percent chance of an evening shower, then clearing and the mid-70s to mid-80s Friday and in the 80s and follow. took more than two May, according to the DOT wide “ decisive action” to com­ figures. cooier. Low 50 to 55. Wind becoming northwest 10 to 15 mph. lower 90s Saturday. Lows in the mid-40s to mid-50s The moon is moving toward its hours, took place at bat terrorism. Susan Maloney, a highway Wednesday: Sunny, breezy, cooier and drier. High 70 to 75. Today’s Thursday, in the 50s Friday and in the upper 50s to third quarter. the high school's mid-60s Saturday. safety management specialist for weather picture was drawn by Courtney Sloan, 9, of Charter Oak St„ The morning stars are Mars A thought for the day: Satirist athletic field. the DOT. said this morning the Vermont: Dry Thursday and Friday. Chance of and Jupiter. who attends Martin School. Ambrose Bierce defined a saint Herald photos by Pinto survey was based on visual spot thundershowers Saturday. Warming trend. Highs The evening stars are Mer­ as “ a dead sinner revised and checks of drivers in each town. She Thursday in the 70s. Lows in the 40s. Highs Friday cury, Venus and Saturn. edited.” said observers would stand at busy 30 00 75 to 85. Lows in the 50s. Highs Saturday in the Those born on this date are intersections to see how many 4 30.00 mid-80s to low 90s. Lows in the 60s. under the sign of Cancer. Tjiey Now you know drivers wore seat belts. ^SEA TTLEy Maine: Fair Thursday. Chance of showers in the include French Empress Jose­ Cl^ss of ’86 graduates at Manchester High School In Manchester, observers who north and fair in the south Friday. Fair Saturday. Between 1776 and 1981, there phine, wife of Napoleon, in 1763: were 9,591 people elected to the located themselves at the intersec­ Lows 45 to 50 Thursday, warming to near 60 by BOSTON clergyman Henry Ward Beecher House of Representatives. Of tion of Center and Main streets 30 C Saturday. Highs 65 to 70 Thursday, warming into in 1813: writer and satirist Manchester High School held its would try to watch from an J f 29.77 those, just 87 were women. the 80s by Saturday. Ambrose Bierce in 1842; heavy­ 93rd graduation ceremony Mon­ elevated position to get a better day. The following is a list of the New Hampshire: Fair. Lows 50 to 55 Thursday, weight boxing champ Jack look at vehicles that have lap belts NEW YORK members of the Class of 1986. warming to 60 to 65 by Saturday. Highs in the 70s Dempsey in 1895; singer Phil Bad tires cause instead of shoulder straps. If it was Thursday, warming to 85 to 90 by Saturday. Harris in 1906 (age 80); and Karen L. Adams, Stacey L. Adams, uncertain whether a driver was Daniel L. Addabbo, Jodi Addobbo, SAN FRANCISCO Argentine race driver Juan serious probiems wearing one. the car would not be Anniso Addison, Kyle Altken, Robert counted, she said. Manuel Fangio in 1911 (age 75). C. AMyn, Susan Alpert, Kimberly liflNNEAPOLIS (AP) - Bad One reason for Manchester’s Across the nation On this date in history: Anderson, Brian Arnold (treasurer), V. Y tires cause more serious problems ‘ Deborah M. Aronson. high compliance rate may be the LOS ANGELES In 1812, Napoleon’s army en­ for drivers than any other part of a ‘ Stevert M. Ashbocker, WIMIom E. Rainshowers and thunderstorms will extend Atkins, ‘ James Atwell, Scott Auden, vigilance of Manchester police tered Russia. car, according to a car rental firm. from the lower Ohio Valley and the eastern Great John Avery, Jonet Backer, Kimberly officers. Maloney said. She said HIGHEST In 1948, the Soviet Union National Car Rental says close Backlel, Michelle Baker, “ Susan E. between Feb. 1 and April 30,90 seat Lakes to New England and the middle Atlantic blockaded the western zones of examination of a car’s tires can Baker, “ Imelda M. BolbonI, ‘ Diane TEMPERATURES Barber. belt infractions were issued by the Coast region, across central and south Florida, the Berlin, setting the stage for the often point to particular problems. Tennessee Valley and the central Gulf Coast. Laura Barblerl, ‘ Cynthia M. Barlow, Manchester Police Department — MIAMI “ Berlin airlift” to support the 2 For example, bald spots or ’ ’cup­ Richord Bornett, Mark L. Barry, Suson the most of any town in the state. Showers and thunderstorms will be scattered over Bartlett, Terl Bass, Douglas Bossham, million people of the divided' ping” generally signal out of If a driver is caught not wearing the Great Basin and from Arizona across southern Christopher Beaudry, Brian Belcher, ---LEGEND------German city. balance or worn shock absorbers. Denise Belleville, Nell Belleville. a seat belt, a $15 fine is imposed. 90 New Mexico to southwest Texas. In 1975, an Eastern Airlines Or. if just one edge of a tread is Richord Berlin, Ronold Berlin, Cathy She said the DOT is currently ^ ^ ^ WAIW f : -jSNOW L. BldweM, “ Saro C. Blllev. Robert Boeing 727 enroute from New worn this can mean the wheels are Blake, Hugh R. Blodoett, Peter P. compiling figures on traffle acci­ / ’ ’t ^ AIR Orleans to New York crashed at out of alignment. Boccaccio, Andrew J. Booglnl, dents to see if increased seat-belt I ; / j SHOWERS^ FLOW If both edges are worn, the ‘ Sharon Bogll, ‘ David Boisvert, Jason use has reduced the number of UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ' Air quality report Kennedy International airport, BosowskI, Laura Boudreau, Cynthia killing 114 people. problem is under-inflation. By Boulav, Kristin Bourque. injuries. That information should . HARTFORD — The state Department of In 1983, after accusing the contrast, over-inflation often pro­ Jon Bourret, Scott Boutot, Rebecca be available later this summer, duces tires with worn areas in the Bradshaw, Almee Brolthwalte, David Environmental Protection reported that the air Damascus government of plot­ Brosefleld, Tammy Brashler, Dlona L. she said. J center of the tread. Finally, if little quality was moderate on Monday, except for ting a massacre of Palestinians. Brossell, Barbara Brewer, Stephonie National forecast Stratford, where it unhealthy. The air quality was bars of solid rubber begin to show Britney, Michele Brock, Mathew Yasser Arafat of the Palestine through the tread, the tires are Brown, David Browne. expected to be moderate on Tuesday. John S Buccherl, Teresa Burnett, Liberation Organization was ex­ dangerously worn and it’s time to Route 83 Showers and thunderstorms are forecast today for parts of the extreme Pomela Denise Burney, Terence Bur­ The state Department of Environmental Protec­ pelled from Syria. replace them. ney, ‘ Michoel J. Burns, Tonya Butler, Southern Plains. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possibie in tion provides daily air pollution reports and Paul BvcholskI, Thomos Byron, parts of the Southern Intermountain region, the Gulf Coast region, the ‘ Sonlo Cabezas, Nikolas Cacace, Amy seasonal pollen count information from the Coin, Marina Compos. fix won’t Mid to Northern Atiantic Coast states and the extreme South Atiantic Department of Health Services. The recorded Dana Carinl, ‘Down Carlson, Mi­ Coast. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. message is provided at 566-3449. Lottery C chael Carroll, Theresa Carroll, Monica HARRY MAIDMENT MATTHEW KIM CHRISTINE NEVILLE ELIZABETH HARVEY M. Costs, Robert W. Chang, Daniel . .. retiring teacher . pays debt to friends . "we worked for this day” ... "live in the present” U Chosse, David Chatzkv, Lorle Cheer- start soon mon, T odd ChmIelewskI, Audro Choro- manskl. Dale. S. Christensen. Connecticut daily: Other lottery numbers drawn Beth Ann Churchill, Mark J. Cl- looher, Kevin Gannon, “ Lori B. VIchItphanh KeovMov, Christine Kil­ chaud, Valerie MIckens, Lisa Miller, W. Scata, Carol Schaub, “ Mark W. in New England Monday: chowskl, Stephen Clark, Elizabeth Garrison. Karen Gaskell, Paul T. lian, **AAotthew Kim, Valerie Kind- Brion E. Mllone, Geraldine MIruckI, Schuhl. By George Lovng Rhode Island daily: 3650. Coleman, Janses ColiettI, Danita Col­ Gavarrino. berg, Bvron King. Diane G. KInnev, Shello Mlstretto, John Mitchell, Shelly ‘ I^lmberly Scovllle, Daniel J. Sen- Herald Reporter Monday: 390 lins, James Connelly, Melissa Cook, Deborah Geer, Michael Generis. Laurie Kiss. Amorv Knofla, Lisa Mora. kow, Charles Sentelo, “ Nancy Shel­ Tri-state daily: 393 and 0397. Amy Cornelluson, Chris Corporan, Dale Georoeadv, Karen Gessav, ‘ An­ Knowles, Kristin L. Koblect. ‘ Susan Morlarty, ‘ Lauro Moriconl. don, Mara Slebert, Peter Siena Jr., Play Four: 9562 Massachusetts daily: 3124. Allen Cote, Motthew J, Cotter, Steven drew GIttord, Brod Glooev, ‘ Amy P. •Michelle Renee Kohl. •Traci Kosak, Polly E. Morrison, Kelly Morrissey. Gautam SIkand, David SImler, M i­ Although some $2.2 million has PEOPLE Coughlin, Mork A. Coursey. Glouere. Sean Gleason, Derek N. Kristopher Krause, Richard Krumlns, Rebecca Morton, Carrie Moses, Kim chael A. Simon, Loura Skinner, Alvin been set aside by the state for Dole Crocker, Kristin Crocker, Goddard. Robb Goehrino. “ Sabro A. Denise Labonte, David LaJeunesse, Movnlhon. Daniel Mullen. Lisa Mul- Skooo, ‘ Diana Smith. Joanne Crosby, Robert Crosby, Sachet Goldick, Kotrino Goldston. Laurel Lomesa, Amv Lamson, Ti­ vev, MIndo Muono. Mark Murphy, Gretchen Smith. Pomelo Smith, improvements to a section of Cunninoham, Michoel O. Custer, J. Scott Gowdv, ‘ Peter 1. Grasis, mothy Lang, Christopher Lorlvlere, Llso Nadeau, Kerri Nopolitono, Jen­ Sharon A. Smith, Tammy Smith, Route 83 near the Manchester- N about it. I didn’t go out looking for it but the had to be moved out of the University of Gone with the times Teresa Cyr, Richord Daigle, Lisa M. Robert Grosis, Faith Greenberg, Dale Paula Larkin, Robert Latvis, Anthony nifer Nellloan. Elizabeth Sorensen, Jeffrey Splewok, Vemon town line, the work will not machinery feeds on that sort of thing. You’re Texas’ Memorial Stadium last week because Dolplaz, Steven Damon, David Damp- Gullo, John Hacker, Jennifer Hollen­ Lourlnltls. Robbv Neron, Christine Neville Raymond Sprague, Carolyn St. Jean, the new hamburger meat or you’re the flavor ler, Oelora Oovls, ‘ Elizabeth A. Dovls. beck, Sandro Hanley, Christine Honna- Sharon Lauzon, Christopher A. La- (president), Darrell Newsome, “ Timothy Stahl, Carl Stevenson, begin until the 1988 construction As a black man. Atlanta Mayor Andrew there was no insurance for that site at all. Raymond Decelles, Shelley Detrel- ford, Down Hansen. Paul Hansen. of the month.” The magazine features Vlgne, Marla Leal. •Warren S. Lee, “ Sarah Nicholson, Joell Nickerson, Brandi Stewart, James Stewart. season, state Sen. Carl Zinsser said Young has a different perspective on the 50th The proposed new site is a 60-acre outdoor tas, Ruth Denis, Michelle Derrlno, ‘ Warren C. Harmon. Michele LeGeyt, Alexander Leggett, David Nielsen, Mika Nogami, Scott ‘ Douglas Stoker, Douglas Stolten- Monday. pictures of Reagan in white pants, red-and- amphitheater setting about 6 miles south of ^ z a n n e Desautell, Down Desimone, David Hart, Sharon Hart, Bryan •James Lemleux, Bryan Lerch. Ri­ Norman, Sheryl Nourle, Kimberly A. berg. Shelley Strattman, Gregory anniversary of Margaret Mitchell’s "Gone EbrI Oeslardins, Prancene Diana, Hartley. “ Elizabeth H . Harvey, Jomes chard E. Lldberg, •Claudia Lindsay, O'Brien, Sean O’Brien. Suber, Jodi Sullivan, Francis Sumls- Zinsser. R-Manchester, said he With the Wind.” “ I remember seeing the white striped Uncle Sam jacket and straw Austin. “ I don’t think you can have it without Michelle Marie DIGregorlo, Tammy Haslett, Trocv Hettron, Elizabeth A. Wayne LIndstrom, Eric S. Lohr.' ‘ Jenifer Obue, Thomas O'Morro, loskl, John T. Szarek, ‘ Paul Szat- was told by William Lazarek, movie when I was a teenager. ” Young said at boater and also a shot of him recreating his insurance,” Nelson said. Nelson said liabil­ M. Dillon, Lori Domino. Heine, Christopher E. Helln, Kirk F. John L’Orange, Robert Lovett, Alberto O'Neill, Sandra OrlowskI, kowskl, Francis Taimanoo, Yohel deputy commissioner of the state “ Risky Business” routine on “ Saturday ‘ Dean A. Donoohue, Fiona Drever, Hemenwav, Douanamoly Hemma- Hongkhoo Luangproseuth, Jeffrey Michael O'Rourke, Kellv Ouellette, Tanaka, Cynthia Leigh Taylor, ‘ M i­ a weekend antebellum costume ball to mark ity insurance at the the first Farm Aid last Wendy Drown, Jennifer Dunphv, Talc vanh, Douangmanee Hemmavanh. Luce, Julie Ludes, Lana D. Lundell, Dorren V.. Parent, ‘ Michoel Paris, chael S. Taylor, Cathy Ann Templeton, Department of Transportation, the publication. “ I knew the slaves were Night Live” — only in red underwear this September at the University of Illinois’ . C. Durso, Debra Dussault, Jeffrey Lisa Hempstead, Suzonne HendessI, •Stephen N. MocDonald, Lynne Mac- Tina Parlato, Leonord Porroclno, Paulo Normondln Theriault, David A. that the work would be delayed time. Dussault, Anthony Duva, Mark E. Donald Henneauin, Michael Henson, Manus, Maureen Makulls, Joseph James Patrick, D. Tullv Patulok. Thibodeau, “ Deborah L. Thompson, getting freed. I was not that concerned with Memorial Stadium in Champaign cost only Duzan, Mark Ebreo Jr., Francine Donna Hewett, AIvssa Hlglev, James Mallard, Carolyn Maloney. Lori Pdtuldk, Beth Pelllgrinelll, Jeffrey Thrall, John Tlllotson, Thomos because the state needs to hire an what was happening with Miss Scarlett.” Reagan says he is the “ least ambitious $30,000 and no claims were filed. He said an Ecabert, Barbara Edwards. W. Hoaolond, Fronz J. Hoher IV, Scott Mandevilie, Becky Lynn Nancy Perkins, Sarah Perkins, Judy Tomlinson, Rosemorle Torrev, outside consultant to design the person you’ve ever met” but keeps busy insurance company originally offered a ‘ Linda Emerson, Richard A. Erwin Elizobeth Holcomb, James Holmes, Marsh. Dawn Martin, Jullanne Mose, Perrone, Cindy Pllver, Todd Pine, Tommy J. Tracy, Janet Traces, improvements to the narrow, Young and his wife. Jean, seemed to be the Jr., David Evans, Shelley Foctora, Glenn Horowitz, Kimberly Hoyng. Brenda Lynn Massaro, Christopher ‘ Helen C. PoMtl, Llso Poullot, Joonne “ Mary Ann Troy, Robin Venezia, only blacks at the party and turned even working for “ Good Morning America” and policy for the Texas stadium for $200,000 but Gregg Falode, Julia FalkowskI, Fron- Paul Hublard. Jonathan Hublev, Mateya, Douglas Matthew. Sandra Powell, ‘Mary E. Prior, ‘Genevieve ‘ Russell VInIck, Sharon VInIck, Kim­ bumpy and flood-prone stretch of more heads because Young was dressed in a Playboy and has a small role in an upcoming later withdrew the offer. ces Follon, Tina Fazzino, Philip Fedor- “ Christopher Huestls, Jullanne Hun-' MaxIMen, Michelle Maxim, Tania Purnhooen, Kathryn Quinn. berly A. Volsine, Cynthia Walsh, Cory road. chak, Kristin FerraloM, Dorcle niford, Dano Huntington, Karen Irish, Mazurek, David McAdam, Maureen P. Melissa Rankin, Marlelle Recesso, Waylond, Jonathan Weinbaum, Todd Confederate officer’s uniform. “If we’re movie, “ Soul Man.” ” I ’m not the next Zinsser said he was surprised Feshler. Ralph Jeannette. Erik B. Johnson, McCorthv. Mark Reid, “ Llso A. Relmer, ‘ Kelli L. Wesoloskle, Llso Wetherell, Amanda that an outside consultant will be going to resurrect the past. I ’m going to Faulkner or any of those big names, ” he says Darien Flanooan, Patricia Flano- Heather Johnson, “ Leslie T. Johnson, ••Sean McCorthy, LIndo L. McCau­ Revngoudt, Kimberly M. Ricci, PoulT. L. Willett, Amv Williams, Floyd Willi­ gan, Robert C. Flanooan, Maura David Johnston. ley, Amondo McCray, Terrence RIccIo, Karen Rice. Lorle Rice, Robert ams III, Harriet Lvnette Williams, needed because the section of road make sure it’s an integrated resurrection.” of his writing, ” I don’t think I ’m the next Apartment scam Fooortv, Deanna Foley, “ Jennifer Michelle Jones, ‘ Raymond Juleson, McDermott, Scott McFarland, Melissa Richards, Rich Rlnorose, Robin Ro- Tracy Williams, Greo WInot, Aaron being repaired is only sixth-tenths Young said. Many blacks say the weeklong anybody. But I think I ’m clever enough to U FO-Day Foley, ‘ Peter Follett, Scott ForostoskI, DespIna K altas,'|‘ Kory Kapitke, Ken­ McGee, Terl C, McGehan, John bare, Michelle L. Roblchaud, “ Tho­ WlochowskI, Barbara Woerner, ‘ M i­ write amusing pieces and be entertaining, Evelyn Fortin, Kimberly Foster, Craig neth A, Kaull, Trocev Keel, Kathy McGuire, Bonnie McKay, Laurie mas A. Robinson. chael A. Worrall, Janolvn Wright, of a mile long, and owners of celebration of the book is an unpleasant Dustin Hoffman was badly takep when On this day in 1947, a private pilot by the name of hopefully.” S. Fournier. Keeler, Shane Keeney, James Kelly, McKenna, Christopher M. Medina, ‘ Elizabeth Rochefort, Rosaivnn Denise Young, Andrew Zyrek. businesses along the stretch of reminder of slavery days. he rented an apartment four years ago — Kenneth Arnold reported seeing nine objects “ flying Angela Franco, John Fregeau, Ralph Alla M. Keiss, Llso J. Kellner, David Tammy Melancon, Laurie Melesko. Rockwood, Laurie Roman, Brendo road Monday complained about paying $7,000 a month for a place that was French, Kimberly A. Friday, Scott Kelly (vice president), Shaun M. Kelly, Michael Melody, ••Emonuel G. Me- Ross, Su-Ellen Ross, Tammy Rv- like a saucer would if you skipped it across the water.” Fultz, Aaron Gabtr, Jocauellne Goo- Bruce Kelsey. risotis (secretary), ••Michoel J. Mer­ lander, Amv Solatia, Jomes A. Salatio, “ MHS Scholar the delay. restricted to a monthly rent of $948.62. Now ‘ With Honors Thus was born the era of the flying saucer. If visitors non, Michoel Gagnon, Katherine Gal- Jettrev Kennedy, Robert Kennedy,, rill. •Louise Michaud, Patricia Ml- Christine Sartor, Jeffrey Sault, “ John "You gotta be kidding.” said Son rises No place to go Hoffman is just one of thousands of people Frank Ricciardone. owner of the who have cases pending in New York City’s from the stars have arrived in the vicinity of planet Acadia Restaurant. “ It’s only Ron Reagan is dancing in his underwear Willie Nelson is hopeful that he won’t have Housing Court over sublet apartments. Earth, they must haVe had an exhausting trip. At a three-fourths of a mile — it should again and makes no apologies for being a to cancel his July 4 Farm Aid 2 show because Hoffman’s plush apartment had a great view speed of .50,000 miles per hour, it would take more than take a month.” professional presidential son. ’T v e got one of that new entertainment industry bugaboo, of Centrai Park and is across the street from 57,000 YE ARS just to travel the 4..') light years between “ I ’ve been waiting for 18 years.” of those cheap kinds of celebrity.” says liability insurance. The concert, which the historic Dakota building but he said it had Ricciardone said. "I would love to Earth and the NEAREST star. Vanity F air’s July cover boy. “ No question features more than 70 big-name performers. insufficient heat and hot water when he see it done before '88 to be honest 2 sublet it. He only stayed a month before DO Y O U KNO W — What is the nearest star to our with you.” He said every time it rains, the moving out over that flap and that was when solar system’.^ he found out that place has rent-stabilized at nearby Hockanum River floods well below what he was paying. MONDAY’S ANSWER — England's supreme lawmaking and creates huge puddles in firont body is Parliament. of his restaurant. He also said the two-lane road, part of Tolland (ilil-Mfi KnovsIt'dKP 1'nlimitt‘d. Inr 19MH Turnpike, is too narrow for the Hammer marries volume of traffic that uses it,, A Newspaper in Education Program | making it difficult to drive in and Stacy Reach and Polish actress Malgosia Sponsored by out of his parking lot. .. 4 Tomassi, who met while he was filming a The Manchester Herald Despite the delay, Ricciard|o)^'^^|;t-' “ Mike Hammer” episode 18 months ago, said the-project “ will be good for were married in a Sunday ceremony in Los business for everybody around Angeles. Actor James Reach, the groom’s here.” brother, was best man and the guest list John Apolczer, manager of the included Teri Garr, Cathy Lee Croshy, Manchester Herald nearby M&R Liquors, agreed. Michele Lee, Eddie Albert, David and Reith While he said he’s “ not really going to jump up and down” about the Carradine and comedian Cheech Marin. USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 225 Reach recently served a prison term for delay, he said the work is definitriy Published daily except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 needed. cocaine possession in England and Tomassi and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly. $6.50 for one month. $19.25 Lazarek said today the road chester Publishing Co.. 16Brsinard once hosted a television game show in lor three months, $38.50 lor six work will not begin until 1988 at the Warsaw and has appeared in Polish movies Place. Manchester. Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. Second class postage paid at Man­ Mail rates are available on request. earliest because the DOT is chester. Conn. POSTMASTER: swamped with other projects. Send address changes to the Man­ "I doubt very much we will do chester Herald. P.O. Box 591. Man­ To place a classified or display very many (of the projects) in Quote of the day chester. Conn. 06040 advertisement, or to report a news house.” he said. “ We just can’t Item, story or picture idea, call 643- absorb that amount of work with Superior Court Judge Henry Wiley, ruling GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 the people we have." UPl photo that a woman dying of Lou Gehrig’s disease you don’t receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. Above, Louise Michaud and Shelly Mora Kennedy hards a diploma to his son, 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8a.m. Satur­ Lazarek said it would take about has the right to end her life by ordering her ------Vt- show off twin decorated Volkswagens at Jeffrey. Besides Kennedy, Principal nine months to select a consultant respirator disconnected rather than continu­ day. please telephone your carrier KIWANIS HONORS — First Lady Nancy Reagan waves after receiving If you’re unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Her^d la a mem­ and another year for the designs to ing to suffer: Manchester High School's graduation. Jacob Ludes gave a certificate to his the Kiwanis World Service Medal from Kiwanis President Donald E. rier, call subscriber service at 647- ber of the Associated Press, a sub­ The cars, one red and one white, spelled be drawn up. Responding to the “ Rathieen Farreli’s mind, soul and spirit 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. scriber to United Press Interna­ daughter, Julie, and Nathan Hale coniplaints about the delay, he said Williams (right) at the international organization's 71st annual are imprisoned in a dead body. ... To force m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ tional news services and a member out "1986” when parked together. Right, Principal Leo Diana handed one to his there was little the DOT could do ery in Manchester. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. convention in Houston Monday. Mrs. Beagan was cited for her her to continue this would be cruel and / Superintendent of Schools James P. daughter, Prancene. about it. campaign against youth drug and alcohol abuse. unusual punishment.” I S' 4 ,

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Lovegrove Jr., the bill. HARTFORD - Superior Court Judge Francis X. Hennessey Norstrand, R-Darien. said after a R-Fairfield, out of the country on Johnston refuted O’Neill’s argu­ has ^ e n named deputy chief court administrator and wiii assist HARTFORD — Republican law­ closed caucus where House Repub­ vacation. Senate Republicans ments that a mentally impaired AIDS ruling in administration of the state’s court system. makers. unable to reverse the licans made it clear they did not failed by one vote on the 23-11 tally person or child could be executed. governor's veto of a bill to toughen Chief Court Administrator Aaron Ment, announcing the want to pursue the issue in special to override the veto. Twenty-four He said a juries and courts would Ja c k the state’s death penalty law. will session. votes were needed to reverse weigh those factors making such a ffitpmMraoMOT appointment Monday, said Hennessey wiii assist in supervising not pursue the issue this year. the administration of the Judicial Department. The vetoed bill had passed both O’Neill’s action. situation virtually impossible. defies facts Anderson House Speaker R.E. Van Nor- the House and Senate by better Sen. Richard B, Johnston. R- “I have faith that juries will do West Hartford, will be responsible for strand says. than a two-thirds vote, but when it Wethersfield, co-chairman of the the right job. I have faith in the Judicial performance evaluations, long-range planning, the The Senate’s Republican major­ came to challenging the governor Judiciary Committee and sponsor DEFINE PORNOGiRftfflY assignment of judges and relations with regional court officials. people of this state,” Johnston ity fell one vote short of the Senate Democrats who had voted of the bill, criticized the governor said. Hennessey, who will be sworn in for the new job July 9, also will two-thirds vote needed Monday to for the bill earlier changed their for playing election-year politics in Senate Minority Leader Corne­ Since Acquired Immune Deficiency Syn­ oversee the startup of a one-day, one-trial jury system where override the veto, leaving the drome was first diagnosed in the United States minds. striking down the bill. lius O’Leary, D-Windsor Locks, jury duty will run for only one day unless a person is selected to House unable to even consider the The bill was designed to change While saying he still supports the defended the veto, echoing the in 1978, public health officials have had their serve on a jury. ' bill and leaving the Democratic the state’s existing capital punish­ hands hill trying to stop its spread. death penalty. O’Neill said he governor’s complaints that the bill World Bank governor’s action intact. ment law. Prosecutors say the law vetoed the bill because it would had never been aired at a public More than 20,000 cases have already been GOP legislative leaders had as written makes it nearly impossi­ have allowed the execution of a hearing and was flawed in its diagnosed, and a task force recently predicted Third suspect charged In vote fraud talked about passing another death ble to impose the death penalty, child or person with mental current state. penalty bill addressing the gover­ even in the most heinous crimes. deficiencies. "Silence is better than inepti­ that the number would rise to 270,000 by 1991. helps Suharto WATERBURY — A Waterbury man who is a candidate for nor’s objectives in a special O’Neill vetoed seven bills passed Some 179,000 of the victims will be dead by then, “Let’s face it. the governor has tude,” O’Leary said. "This partic­ state representative was scheduled to be arraigned today as the session that began Monday but during sessions earlier this year no courage to sign the bill,” ular bill is characteristic of the according to estimates. third person charged in an alleged (Iqte fraud scam in the city’s abandoned the idea because of a but the death penalty veto the Johnston said, accusing O’Neill of bungling and ineptitude that has The fatal disease, which destroys a victim’s Democratic primary, officials said. lack of support among House only one challenged bjp the trying to win support from both tighten hold Republicans. characterized this chamber for the immune system, is believed to be transmitted The candidate, David LaPointe, was charged Monday with two Republican-controlled Legislature supporters and opponents of the past two years.” counts of illegal possession of an absentee ballot and a sinl3 count through the exchange of body fluids, particu­ WASHINGTON — Every time we rattle the of corrupt practices in absentee balloting, said Waterbury larly blood and semen. The vast majority of its cages at the World Bank, top officials of the bank State’s Attorney John A. Connelly. victims have been homosexual men and are outraged — but staff-level experts who know Although LaPointe has endorsed the candidacy of Gov. House GOP restricts intravenous drug abusers. Does this encoarAte Is this some what’s going on applaud. The high muckamucks William A. O’Neill, Connelly said thethree people arrested so far Capitol prayer As awareness of AIDS has grown in the past sexual Miolencef perifeisiotv o rvt draft and re-draft letters to the editor, and have been indentified as workers for both O’Neill and challenger couple of years, so have the precautions taken □NO □ NO working stiffs slip us more inside information. Toby Moffett. by health-care workers and others whose jobs Here’s the latest chapter; O’Neill narrowly defeated challenger Toby Moffett in the May agenda to state surplus is answered put them at risk. Such precautions — like those .YGS In his latest atteiff^lt to stifle the “winds of 20 delegate primary after Moffett was originaily declared the being taken in the gay community and by □ Y ^ freedom” that President Reagan’s speechwriters winner by eiections officiais but was then ruied the loser by 43 HARTFORD, (AP) — It’s not often that the votes after a recount of absentee ballots. HARTFORD (UPI) - House Republi­ “I think it’s inherent in any citizen members of other high-risk groups — are detected in April, Indonesian President Suharto cans. wearied by four special session so far Legislature that a lot of people have prayer opening a legislative session elicits appropriate and should be encouraged in the has embarked on a massive colonization scheme A warrant for LaPointe’s arrest was issued Monday afternoon, this year, plan to take up only one of the five chuckles from lawmakers, but one nearly and LaPointe turned himself in at about 8 p.m., Connelly said. full-time jobs. They count on this time (of interest of public health. to solidify his control over disputed border areas. items included on the agenda for their latest the year) to earn a living," the speaker said. brought down the House. Grandly titled “Transmigration,” the costly LaPointe was released on his written promise to appear today session by GOP legislative leaders. The General Assembly convened four sessions What should not be encouraged is the public in Waterbury Superior Court, Connelly said. Van Norstrand said the House Republi­ program will uproot as many as 4 million The House Republicans, in a closed Monday — two to act on vetoes issued by the hysteria that has surrounded the spread of Open Forum meeting after the latest session began cans agreed to take up the surplus issue, but governor, one to act on state employee contracts AIDS. Unfortunately, the Justice Department Indonesians — including soldiers, veterans and rejected a proposal agreed to by GOP and a fourth to take up bills on the budget surplus their families — and ship them from Monday, made it known they want to limit may have fueled just such a reaction to the Inmates transferred after protest the agenda to spending $40 million or so from leaders of the House and Senate and instead and other issues. threat with a legal opinion released this week. overpopulated Java to such outposts as the border the state’s expected $274 million budget endorsed another undisclosed plan. As the House convened the third session of the friends, and enjoy the excellent area between the Indonesian state of Irian Jaya ENFIELD — A group of 15 inmates from the state’s medium Republican leaders of the two chambers In a summary of its opinion that was issued in about the Manchester band shell. security prison in Enfield have been ordered sent to a maximum surplus. GOP leaders said. day. Rep. David O. Thorp, R-Cheshire, wascailed Manchester lucky Whether one is a music per­ quality of music. and independent Papua New Guinea. Little interest was shown by the House’s want to spend as much as $45 million from to the podium as “guest chaplain.” response to a debate over whether AIDS Anti-Suharto rebels, opposed to Indonesia’s security facility after leading a group of 75 prisoners in a the surplus and have discussed ideas former or just a music lover, the Enjoy the band shell this day-long sit-in protest, officials said. Republican majority for taking up the other After saying he would deliver a “short prayer constitutes a handicap under federal law. the to have the shell summer, and a special thanks to determined colonial ambitions, have been items on-the agenda, including changes to ranging from aid to cities and towns to using for a short session,” he intoned: “Bless, O Lord, department said that victims of the disease can Manchester band shell is there The inmates staged the demonstration Monday after the money to pay off some of the state’s for all to enjoy. Ralph, for the years 1 did enjoy infiltrating the jbngle border areas, and absentee ballot and primary laws and this House we pray. Keep it sane by night and day. legally be fired from their jobs or barred from presenting the warden with a list of demandsk; concerning enacting a new bill to toughen the state’s long-term debts. Amen.” To the Editor: My son. Larry, a music per­ it! retreating into Papua New Guinea when attacked conditions at the facility, officials said. federal programs if employers or health by Indonesian troops. The soldiers and pensioned death penalty law. Van Norstrand said GOP leaders will Lawmakers and others in the chamber cracked officials believe such action can prevent the former and music lover, is The inmates, who were upset over changes that resulted from “Generally speaking there was no interest probably meet later this week to try and up. Although my house is in spending the summer with us. A Barbara Smith veterans who will be “transmigrated” into the the facility’s conversion from a minimum security prison, began His prayer was answered. That particular spread of the disease. area will presumably put a stop to this in any of them,” said House Speaker R.E. work out a plan. The House and Senate Lakeland. Fla., the feeling of question that came up shortly Lakeland, Florida the protest at about 8 a.m. when they refused to leave a prison Van Norstrand, R-Darien. "I think it’s the would then meet sometime next week to session convened and adjourned in three minutes. It said, however, that a qualified person “home” is still in Manchester. after his arrival was if there was trans-border traffic by Suharto’s enemies. yard and return to their cells, a spokeswoman said. mood. I think people are justifiably tired. approve a bill and send it to the governor. cannot be fired or excluded'^rom programs That is why. when I receive a band shell here in Lakeland? Prison guards surrounded the facility and about 50 state police simply because he or she has AIDS, or if fear of pictures or articles of people 1 Unfortunately, there isn’t one. I Band director THIS DUBIOUS EXERCISE in expansion of a were called to the scene as back-ups, but officials made no transmission is used as “a pretext for know, and places I’ve been in don’t think many cities are military dictatorship is being financed in part by attempt to force the inmates back inside, said Correction dis^mination on account of handicap.” Manchester, it really brings fortunate to have a band shell, thanks friends seven World Bank loans to Indonesia, totaling $600 Department spokeswoman Connie Wilkes. back fond memories. and if they do. they don’t have as million — a large part of which is guaranteed by The demonstration ended peacefully about nine hours later Although medical experts have said time and when prison officials asked a final time that the inmates return to again that AIDS cannot be transmitted through Today. I received the article much of a music variety or as American taxpayers. Although the World Bank and picture of Ralph Maccarone many performances as Man­ To the Editor: loans currently amount to only about 10 percent of their cells and the state police appeared armed in riot gear, casual contact, the Justice Department said in Transmigration’s cost, they make it much easier Wilkes said. its opinion that AIDS victims who claim they being honored for his many chester has. I know Larry will were discriminated against bear the burden of years of serice to the Manchester miss it this summer as much as I My husband and I will be for Suharto to get the rest of the financing he proving that the threat they pose to others “can Bicentennial Band Shell, a very will. relocating to Chicago. III., in the needs. Police seek suspect in stabbing death The pri(X of plastic just familiar place. Not until one leaves do they first part of July. I would like to World Bank officials say the loans will help ease be calculated with a high degree of medical unemployment and overpopulation on Java by certainty and is low enough” to be of little Being friends with Ralph and realize how much they had and take this opportunity to thank the BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — Police have issued a nationwide alert people of Manchester for their moving people to the outer regions. for the car of the victim of a weekend slaying and its occupants, significance. Jane for many years. I person­ that surely applies to the Man­ ally know the hundreds of hours chester band shell. For eight support and appreciation during The underlying military motive behind while they comb the Naugatuck area for leads in the case. That translates to holding the victim guilty he spends each year organizing years the band shell has been my four years as band director at Transmigration was revealed at a closed meeting Dorothy Behuniak, 42, was stabbed repeatedly in the throat until proven innocent — a reversal of all the events. I was so pleased to there, and one could easily take it Bennet Junior High School. of Indonesian and foreign officials on March 20. and chest about 8:30 a. m. Saturday in a parking lot, 25 miles from her Naugatuck home, police said. went down. principles of fairness. read of the recognition he for granted, but leave, and then In particular, I would like to 1985. in Jakarta, Indonesia. World Bank and The mother of five had nothing in her past to indicate any When a person’s job. dignity and financial received, one that he truly you’ll realize, as I do. how lucky thank the following; International Monetary Fund officials were And until December 31st it wiU stay Central Office: Dr. Kennedy. present, as well as ambassadors from a dozen wrongdoing which could explain her apparent kidnapping and well-being are at stake, the burden of proof deserves. you are to have such a lovely murder, Lt. Bert J. Lancia, who is heading the investigation, said should clearly rest with those alleging that a I would like to add my feelings place to go and relax, meet good Dr. Deakin. Western nations, including the United States. Our dow n a t 1175% APR o n all Connecticut National Credit Cards. associate Donald Goldberg has obtained a Monday. health threat exists — not with the victims of the Bennet Administration: Dr. Police were in the Naugatuck area Monday checking out Meisner. Miss Gunther. Mr. transcript of the meeting, which was called by the disease. World Bank’s member nations. various aspects of the case, “not necessarily leads,” Lancia said. Cuprak, Mr. Townsend. Police have received no reports of anyone spotting the victim’s The Justice Department’s opinion could clear ’The secretaries Indonesian Minister of Transmigration Martono off your existing balances on other bank Credit Cards so the way for the firing of employees at schools, brown Datsun, Lancia said. Building & Grounds: Bud. explained the rationale of the military-based The slaying is the 15th in Bridgeport this year. you can .save money with our lower rate. Simply check hospitals and other institutions that receive Richie. Vinnie. Chris, and Jim. “Sapta Marga villages” this way; “Sapta Marga the coupon below and advise us where and how federal funds and have so far been reluctant to . The faculty and staff is the doctrine of our armed forces, showing that, much. act against AIDS victims. It also is likely to The cafeteria ladies in addition to being members of the armed forces Legislature approves labor contracts Compared to the summer discount rates at discourage potential victims from taking AIDS The news media they are also people who are fighting for the .some banks, Connecticut National offers low ■ HARTFORD — The Legislature has given approval to new tests and encourage frightened individuals to Pete Pantaluk country. They are the front of the country.” interest for a longer time—all the way until the hide the presence of antibodies in their systems, contracts with seven state employee bargaining units The music staff and Clara representing nearly 9,000 workers. end of the year. something that will mean the disease spreads Smith AFTER THIS FLIGHT of gobbledygook. more, not less. The contract settlements, reached after the House and Senate What’s more, for new customers, there’s abso­ The businesses in town — Martono explained the roles of the active-duty had adjourned their regular session in early May, were approved lutely no membership charge or annual fee until The fine distinction the Justice Department especially the Main Street soldiers and the pensioners under Transmigra- by the two chambers during a special session Monday. 1987 has drawn between discrimination and concern Merchants ■tion: “The active members are to guard the area ■ The two largest groups of employees covered by the new '0 76 So take advantage of this limited time offer. Sim­ for public health is so flimsy as to be The parents (they are experienced in this job), the pensioned agreements are medical personnel and other health care M. ply stop in or call any branch to apply. Better yet, just meaningless. With misinformation and fear of And of course the band stu­ do work making the area productive for workers employed in state mental hospitals, facilities for the AIDS running ram pant, employers of AIDS agriculture of industry.” fill out the application below. It only takes a minute and dents of C23 that make up the retarded and certain other agencies. if you qualify, your card will be in the mail within days. victims will now have little trouble trimming best band in the land! Bennet!!! As to what the soldiers would be guarding, The contracts cover4,700 members of the non-professional unit their payrolls — ostensibly in the interest of I am anxious to move back, Martono said: “It is very important that this kind represented by District 1199 of the New England Health Care Next time you use the convenience of a Credit Card, public health. closer to my family, but I will of pattern be used in sensitive areas. Sensitive Employees Union and 2,200 members in a professional unit. make sure you’re saving money too, with a Connecticut From now until the end of the year, all Connecticut National MasterCard, VISA or gold MasterCard. Victims of a disease that medical evidence dearly miss the warmth and areas are. for instance, places where robberies friendliness of Manchester. may occur or where nobody is on guard. We will National Credit Cardholders can take advantage of a .spe­ holds is not highly contagious within the general ' CO 1986 by NEA. \rn NOW lawsuit called desperate act population deserve better than legally sancti­ try to establish Sapta Marga villages along the cial 11.75% APR interest rate on new purchases made with on^ discrimination and ostracism from so­ Thanks Again borders of the country.” HARTFORD — Backers of an anti-abortion referendum that our MasterCard, VISA and gold MasterCard, ciety. * '...and now — the CONTRAID concert!" Marilyn Lilllbrldge Thus the World Bank is underwriting Suharto’s drew national attention last November have described a lawsuit Compared to the interest many banks are charg­ plan to make Indonesia’s border area secure from filed against them as “a desperation attempt” by the National ing, Connecticut National offers a significant .savings. And native rebels who resent the forced Organization for Women. as if that weren’t enough. Connecticut National will pay 11,75%. “Javanization” of their homeland. Indeed, The charge was leveled Monday during oral arguments in according to internal World Bank documents, $14 federal court and after a judge ordered the state head of NOW to I Connecticut National Bank, Revolving Credit Department MSN-637, 84 Orange Street, New Haven, Conneaicut 06510 ~ | Regulations let traders tell the big lie million of the bank’s latest loan of $160 million is provide testimony in the suit filed against The Rev. Patrick Yes. I’d like to apply for a Connecticut National MasterCard □ and/or VISAD earmaked for aerial photography of the Irian Mahoney and Bristol City Clerk Rita Brown. Jaya-Papua New Guinea border area — an Mahoney and his group. Celebrate Life, is being sued for $1 APPI H ANT/CO APPI K ANT NAMF HOME PHONE »t>RK PHONE Before he was put in the prisoner’s dock. Dennis and no identifying mark can be etched. obvious help in the anti-guerrilla effort. million by Laura Minor, a pro-choice activist opposed to the ADDRESS □ o w n referendum that asked voters in Bristol last November whether □ r e n t Levine was a Wall Street star, with a salary which In the chubby, gossipy, closed world of stock Footnote; In addition to the World Bank’s ( ITY STATE 7 IP LENGTH OF RESIDENCE guaranteed him a million bucks a year minimum; jobbery it is impossible to keep information in the questionable support for Indonesia’s military the Supreme Court decision on abortion should be overturned. Dennis was a rainmaker, as they say on the street, proper hands. ’The people in the securities . dictatorship. Environmental Defense Fund Bristol residents, in the nation’s first advisory referendum on MORTIiAGF 110 1 DERd.ANDI ORD MONTHLY PAYMENT MORTYiAGE BALANCE the guy who brought in business, who made things industry are bom with telephone receivers for attorney Bruce Rich argues that the costly the controversial issue, voted 8,211-6,522 to let stand the Supreme DAIEtlE BIRIK SOCIAL SECURITY NO . f NkJiolas Court ruling. ears. That’s what they do for a living... talk. If the EMPLOYED BY riTY/STATE HOU'LONti •MONTHLY TAKE HOME happen. Transmigration project will accelerate Minor, who operated an abortion clinic in West Hartford, sued super secret National Security Agency can’t keep Please pay off the following Credit Card: "He’d be off on the phone, talking to the press, Von Hoffman destruction of New Guinea’s irreplaceable rain on grounds the holding of such a referendum violated her civil talking to the arbs,” is how Dennis Levine is its most important stuff from being peddled to the forests. rights. Russians from sidewalk pay phones, how can lips BANK NAME AI.COIINT NUMBER AMOUNT OF PAYMENT remembered by one person who did business with But, Mahoney said, NOW was behind the lawsuit “in an effort The undrrvigrtrd ernify that the above information is true and corrrci and auihurlirs Connecticut National Bank jfhim at Drexel, Burnham, Lambert. Inc. on Wall Street be effectively buttoned up? Under the dome to exert its muscle to stifle individual initiative” by requesting to obtain a consumer report and cxchanftr infortryaiion in regard to credit itM|uirIes

‘ Now Levine stands accused by the government Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., bestowed his referenda on the issue. ^ APPl.KANT/COAPPLKANTSK.NATURE THE CONTENTION on the part of people who j APPI of making more than $12 million in illegal insider Either way, if speculators didn't act on tips, latest Golden Fleece Award on the Forest Service stock trades, but before that happened he was a hunches, insider information and such. Wall favor laws against insider profiteering is that, for its costly sale of Alaskan timber, about which *N(iU' Alimony. chitU tuppori or veparair miimcrurKc income need not he rrvcalrd if you d o n with lu have it considered as a basis for the rrpaymeni o f ihc credit requested while they can’t do anything about loose talk, the 32-year-old wonderkind with great connections. Street wouldn’t be Wall Street; if people invested we have written several times. Proxmire noted Child-abuse case ready for jury “Dennis,” according to another business in stocks on the basis of a company’s soundness, means exist to pick up people who’re trying to that the government loses 83 cents on every dollar cash in on it. The Security and Exchange DERBY — A jury could begin deliberations today after associate, “would say, ‘we’re hearing this from its profitability and its prospects, the market at it spends preparing to sell logs. “Talk about a lawyers present their final arguments in the trial of a former the arbs, that from the arbs.’ He had great arb the tip of Manhattan wouldn’t be the world’s Commission’s computers can pick up any fishy classic case of logrolling,” he said. “The Derby man accused of molesting at least three Ansonia children. buying of stocks which later shoot up in price. sources.” greatest casino, a place where the quickness, the taxpayers get rolled while the timber companies Jerry Baker, 32, faces up to 45 years in jail if the jury of five size, variety and complexity of the action dwarfs That, according to the papers, is how market cops men and one woman convicts him of three counts each of got on to Dennis. get the logs.” The extravagant program — $51 ARB IS SHORT for arbitrager, which is anything they’ve got going in Las Vegas. million last year, an extimated $6 billion over the third-degree sexual assault and risk of injury to a child. Americana for the French arbitrageur, which was Maybe they did and maybe they didn’t, hut all next 50 years — was begun to save lumber coopted into our business language to blot out the DENNIS, HOWEVER, has become Wall available evidence strongly suggests 99.9 percent industry jobs. But one estimate is that the subsidy use of the old-fashioned term which was stock Street’s menace because the available facts of insider trading never gets detected. equals $36,000 a year for each timber worker Man charged In hit-run accident speculator. Frenchified or not, arbs do such things suggest that he was not alone, that a number of Nevertheless leading figures in the security affected. as find out or figure out which company is a other men do the same things he is charged with business aren’t campaigning to have the insider NORWALK — A 27-year-old Norwalk man has been charged in takeover candidate and then buy its stock, doing. That might be very bad for the stock and trading laws repeal^. To the contrary, having the the death of a motorist who was struck and killed when he anticipating that when the news of the proposed stopped to pick up beverage cans that had spilled from the trunk KNOW-HOW THAT PAYS OFF.' bond business. Like Las Vegas, Wall Street has SEC “police” the industry is a super duper of his car, police said. merger gets out the stock will zoom upward in always said that, though the odds may be against merchandising gimmick. Your stock broker can iHaurltpalrr MrralJi Robert McCalium was arrestedaboutanhouraftertheSunday To take advantage of this opportunity call value. Dennis is accused of getting information on you, they are the same for all players. The market tell you not to worry about a thing. “It’s all Foundtd In 1881 morning accident by police who followed a trail of cans that led to Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. such proposed deals before the general public and is supposed to be a level playing field, to use the government inspected.” his parked car outside his apartment — about a quarter-mile cashing in on them. reigning cliche. Repeal of the regulations would at least warn RICHARD W COSGROVE...... Publisher from the scene, Sgt. Mark Palmer said Monday. If he’s guilty he won’t be the first; insider The playing field is kept level by using the force people that they may be putting their money in a DOUGLAS A. BEVINS Executive Editor McCalium was charged with second-degree manslaughter JAMES P SACKS...... Meneging Editor - - trading — that is, buying on the basis of of law to make sure no one has an advantage by crooked game. Not that caveat emptor ever ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Associete Editor while intoxicated, driving while intoxicated and evading 1 800 233-1738 information not generally available to other having access to information others can’t get. stopped a foolish buyer from losing his money, but responsiblity. Palmer said. Or call your kxal branch listed below during banlung hours: i investors — is as old as the stock market. The Law enforcement has found it well nigh y, it’s better than having the government shill for a DENISE A ROBERTS Advertising Director Julius Purdie, 56, also of Norwalk, was struck about 2:20 a.m. MARK F ABRAITIS Business Meneger Ilranfofd 773 7t70 ■ Hrklnc|x)fl, I Ufayt-'Clf C.inli- S7>J 31S0 ■ Itlai k Kik k Office S79 3191 ■ Danbury 797 4940 ■ Darien ■ 655 3906 ■ East Hanford 728 4220 ■ Rairlield 579 3181 ■ Hamden 773 7080 ■ information may be something the speculator impossible to make sure that material things, game that’s being played with loaded dice. SHELDON COHEN ■Composing Meneger Sunday. A sack of cans had fallen from the open trunk of Purdie’s IfanfiH J, 70 l-arminKion Avenue 728 2420 ■ Milford H"’.i 8400 ■ Myslie 536 9644 ■ New brilain. Central Park Office 224 6312 ■ New Canaan 966 3548 ■ New Haven, 1 Church Street 773 7573 • doped out in his head just by canny observation or possessions, don’t get into the wrong hands. Think ROBERT H HUBBARD ■ Pressroom Meneger car and split open onto Route 136, Palmer said. New I-orKlon, Comnx'ree Office 447 6102 ■ Newtown 326 2548 • Norwk iy, I itu as Merchanl.s 447 62(M) ■ Okl .Saybrtxrk 388 3431 ■ Purnam 928-7781 ■ Shelton 929-2440 ■ .Stamford, 1 Landmark Square 358-2000 ■ it may be knowledge which the Securities and of the impossibility of doing the same with Nicholas Von Hoffman Is a syndicated JEANNE Q FROMERTH Circuletion Meneger liirriilKton 496 WHIO ■ Irumliull 579 3101 • Vl'aletbury. Kxdianne Place 597 6604 ■ Vltsl Hartftxd 728 4210 ■ 9:Vst|i — MANCHESTER V i r \LD, Tuesday. June 24. 1986

HAQAR t h e h o r r ib l e by DIk Rrowns MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuwdav. June 24. 1986 - I PEANUTS by ChariM M. E e l ^

PpGVOR/ytHJMliSTSeB m p ^ a w f u l . f HEY A^ANA6ER, IT'S•'5 TOO^ YESTERRSY YOU »klP HA&AP AroH CBj ------CLAAAMY j HOT OUT HERE' IT WAS TOO COLP! i/World In Brief ^c: MAKE UP YOUR MINPJ Dubinin meeting caiied ‘positive’ Court blocks release of assets Contents of Soviet’s letter to Reagan not disclosed (UPI) — A federal court refused to release $8.8 million in cash. Jewelry and other valuables to Ferdinand Marcos, bringing the estimated total of his purported assets By Helen Thomas added, however that changes United Press International frozen in the United States to $364 million. During their 40-minuto talk in the Oval Office, would have to be made. The former Philippines president had won an order June 6 Reagan told The Los Angeles from a federal judge in Honolulu allowing release of the $8.8 WASHINGTON - President Reagan and Dubinin “covered a lot of Times in an interview Monday that bt-H U.E. ACIWE byJhnDavla Reagan had a “ positive” meeting million in goods he brought to Hawaii when he fled Manila in he was still studying the Soviet with the new Soviet ambassador, issues," the aide said. A White House February. The valuables were impounded by the Commissioner proposal, which he says he agrees 60 WMAT IF WWUFE 16 CONFINED ' I HAVE A WALLER. 1 HAVE 1 H WANTOOOOOTiJ of Customs. Yuri Dubinin, who had a special reiease termed the meeting “cordiai and with in principle since it also calls THE PHANTOM by La# Falk A Sy Barry BV THI6 FENCE? IWI HAPPV WITH, VSOME CHICKENS TO V »IT WITH delivery for Reagan which he is for arms reduction. WHAT I HAVE j------'ll But the State andJustice departments, concerned about STw HAT more COOLP 1 WANT? -\r now studying — a personal letter businesslike." The two did not discuss a Reagan also told the Times he /UNDIUNDER ANCIENT BMRONKHAN HE CAN SENTENCE >OU T ' H I I III! d ------U.S.-Philippines relations, appealed the order, and on Monday a w a n t t o d o t h a t n o w . from Soviet leader Mikhail believes U.S-Soviet relations are ( >OU(>OUR RULER, REX TO B E e x e c u t e d three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued possible date for a second superpower DEATH Gorbachev. “ on a more solid footing than OF LIFE AND “ / v o t v / an emergency stay postponing the release. The White House declined to summit, the aide said. they’ve been for a long tim e.’ ’ The government requested the stay on the grounds that it reveal the contents of the message “ I think we’ve made it plain to would harm U.S. dealings with the Philippines government, on grounds that such communica­ the Soviet Union that we are which claims the assets on behalf of the Philippine people. tions are confidential. realistic.” he said. “ We see them Gorbachev’s letter apparently release termed the meeting “ cor­ Gorbachev to give the go-ahead for and what their goals are, and we’re V i. was in reply to one Reagan wrote dial and businesslike.” a Shultz-Schevardnadze meeting. not deluding ourselves in any Senate tackles revived tax bill several weeks ago urging the The two did not discuss a In recent days, Reagan has way.” Soviet leader to consider bolding a possible date for a second super­ made a concerted effort to ease He refused to say |n the inter­ WASHINGTON — The Senate launched its 13th and final day of h S . ^ ^i]?MP»VW second superpower summit this power summit, the aide said, U.S.-Soviet relations, which have view that SALT 2 was “ dead.” on debate today on a sweeping tax reform plan with leaders of both fall in Washington. which Reagan would like to / been strained by his highly critic­ grounds that his experience in parties predicting passage by an overwhelming margin of a bill An aide said “we view )Dosi- schedule before the end of the year, ized decision to abandon the labor relations told him nothing is CHW lung f EMurw SynOCEW. TH £ 6HOS>T UNO m U C 9 . CAPTAIN EASY '$by Crooks A Catala that was considered “ dead as a dodo"'six weeks ago. tively” the meeting Monday be­ nor was a date discussed for a unratified SALT 2 arms limitation ruled out. I t h o o & h t y o u B U T E A S Y g o t ' Senate Republican leader Robert Dole of Kansas called it “ an tween Reagan and Dubinin, who pre-summit meeting between Se­ treaty. Reagan said in the interview that . WERE GOING W R A P P E D UP outstanding piece of legislation.” He conceded that the measure, presented his diplomatic cretary of State George Shultz and In his Glassboro speech. Reagan research on the Strategic Defense m FISHING ? IN A B O O K . BLONOIE by Daan Young A Sian Draka designed to close loopholes and low er tax rates, “ is not perfect,” credentials. Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard made the first response to a new Initiative, popularly known as but expressed confidence the problems could be resolved in During their 40-minute talk in Schevardnadze. arms offer made by the Soviets “ Star Wars," is permissible under THE FAMILY DINNER WE CAN ALU DISCUSS conference with the House. the Oval Office, Reagan and In a high school graduation during talks in Geneva, calling it a the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile IS VERY IMPORTANT OUR PROBLEMS Dubinin “ covered a lot of issues,” speech he delivered in Glassboro. Dole hailed it as a “ near miracle ... (considering) this bill was serious proposal that could be a Treaty and could be part of the the aide said. A White House N.J.. Thursday, Reagan urged dead as a dodo bird six or seven weeks ago.” “ turning point” in relations. He arms negotiations in (Geneva. House panel hears impeachment plea AIDS vaccine tests WASHINGTON — Impeachment articles before a House panel today say federal Judge Harry Claiborne, who is in prison for tax evasion but refuses to give up his post, is guilty of m isbehavior in office and should be removed. show some promise ARLO AND JANIS * by Jimmy Johnson The Judiciary subcommittee on courts, civil liberties and the administration of justice was expected to send a recommenda­ By Steve Holland Organization, said between 5 mil- ARiqWHVWOULD HONCYIA ‘57CHEVVI&N0rr WaiyAfllANCeiUl^YM) CTERNALYOUIN.eiaNT/ YOUWWJTTOBUV JWTAHUDCAir.' IT HEEDS BODY WORK, MINT tion to the full committee that may reach the House floor United Press International liM and 10 million people world­ Thursday. wide are infected and are potential ItlftOlDCARZ IT5A3VMB0L.'A 'HRESAnDAWINDSiliaO.' ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook SYMBOL Of... OF Claiborne, 68, has refused to relinquish his appointment to the PARIS — Doctors told a confer­ carriers of the AIDS virus, which ence on the acquired immune breaks down the body's resistance ■TIIMM.VIOUTN! bench since his conviction for tax evasion in 1984 and still draws deficiency syndrome progress is to disease. MoU.TriEN/ IVE^lf^cD i ahead with impeachment proceedings. being made on a new vaccine Mahler estimated between pi5RZefoN...u)rw ResfKT against the deadly AIDS virus that 7 If impeached by the House, Claiborne, who serves as a U.S. 30.000 and 100.000 people world­ FoRTrieftfrHTSOFTHg - has infected up to 10 million people wide are suffering from AIDS. It » District judge in Nevada, would facea Senate trial to remove him INWVlPUAl/ worldwide. takes an average of four years for from the office and could become the first federal judge removed an infected person to develop the in 50 years. The vaccine was developed by Dr, S. L. Hu and has been tested on ailment. rabbits, guinea pigs and mice. In Doctors reported little progress ))) some cases it has produced im­ on a reliable way to treat AIDS . s munity to the disease through the victims, 50 (jercent of whom die Johannesburg explosions injure 14 within a year of beingdiagnosed as i ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Qraue formation of antibodies, the doc­ JO H AN N E SB U R G , South Africa — Tw o explosions erupted in tors said Monday. having the ailment. tvo THEM THERE'S KOI HEY, LOOk, The conference at the Palais des WHERE? I Y'MISSED HIM!, MISSED WHO? I A GUY central Johannesburg Tuesday, injuring at least 14 people in a But they cautioned that no SIGN OF SENSE HANGIN'/CAPN.' DOWN DONT SEE HE JUST WENT 1 WHAT'DYOU / h e a d in ' Congres. sponsored chiefly by the ANYONE AROUND HERE! ) THERE ON TH snack bar and at least one more outside a nearby hotel. results were available yet on ANYTHIMS! INTO TH' TREESl' SEE? _,-^TH IS WAY WHO. is permitting more than r ...... EDGE OF THAT ON A The first blast erupted in the Wimpy Bar about 2 p.m. The testing of the vaccine on chimpan­ CLEARING 2,500 scientists from the United MR. MEN» AND LITTLE MISS" by Hargreaves A Sellars DINOSAURI second blast occurred seven blocks away outside the President zees. the only animal other than States. Europe and Africa to man known to contract AIDS. Hotel about 25 minutes later. compare the results of their UAPieS? AN P w e FINP THE ' THE PRD5ECLTIMS The explosion blew the whole front of the snack bar away, SEM-n_eAAEN OF f-^ANJP THE JUDSE ¥ "It's a first step.” said Dr. Simon studies of AIDS. ACCPSeP SUhSHTUY CiDLiNCIU EXn?BMELY -RTTALLY S r U P lO ! . sending shattered glass onto the street. Large numbers of police, Wain-Hobson of France's Pasteur T H E v J P ie Y , W H A T GUIL.TY ^ Some 900 scientific papers on the 1^ Y<=^l? VEfRPICTP some armed and others with dogs, cordoned off a four-block area Institute, one of the sponsors of a deadly virus are being presented Frank Farrell, who received a judge’s permission to AT around the snack bar. three-day conference on AIDS that at the meeting, the second world disconnect his wife, Kathleen, from her life-sustaining > A doctor on the scene said 14 people w ere taken to a hospital in entered its second day today. conference on AIDS. ambulances. He said no one was killed. “ This is not to say that it will prove The United States has reported respirator, walks outside the Ocean County Courthouse A fire department official said he was not aware of any injuries protective. But there are neces­ 21.517 cases of AIDS and 11,713 in Toms River, N.J., Monday during a break in the Q2i_ in the second pxplosion. sary steps to take, and this is one of deaths. The U.S. government has proceedings. Mrs. Farrell, who is suffering from Lou — r------1 The bombings would be the fourth and fifth since the state of them.” predicted that by the end of 1991 Gehrig's Disease, asked to have her respirator removed. THE BORN LOSER "by Art Saneoin emergency was imposed 12 days ago to maintain order during “ The next step is to see if there will be a cumulative total of r 270.000 cases and 179,000 deaths. r 1 the 10th anniversary of the Soweto riots that cost some 600 lives. chimpanzees can reject the virus." b-t‘> THE WHO said Dr. Luc Montagnier of the In Africa, some 2 million people MUKDEREP Pasteur Institute. “ We will proba­ are infected by the virus and 50,000 bly have the answer by the end of of them have developed the syn­ SKROUV& Dying woman gets Tambo accepts British invitation the year. If it works, it will tell us drome. the doctors estimated. P u M E l e S W A6RaaW ' we have to work in the same In Europe, 2,423 cases have been LONDON — Oliver Tambo, president of the African National A strogra p h direction,” reported, including 878 in France, ^ A N O T H fK ^ Congress, has accepted an invitation to hold talks withanofficial Dr. Halphand Mahler, director where 14 new cases are being BOOK'. of the British Foreign Office, the ANC announced today. OK to stop care ACROSS 2 Ghostly general of the World Health reported each week. Answer to Previous Puzsia Thabo Mbeki, a spokesman for the black guerrilla movement 3 Hoofbeat sound |Q u 0 T E 1 U N D O N E fighting to topple the South African government, said discussions TOMS RIVER. N.J. (UPI) - first brought right-to-die issues to 1 Dry, as wine 4 Reuse ■ < ¥ m i t G u T T E R 1 P 0 O R E R were under way to set a time for the meeting. The New Jersey Supreme Ck)urt. national attention. 4 Csremonlat 5 Hera (Fr.) E 1 T H ^ B i r t h d a y AT The British government, reversing a policy of refusing to talk which allowed relatives to remove Kathleen Farrell of South Toms 9 Pollack fish 6 Item of clothing E 1 P R 0 B E S Pretoria measures , »-«*»CHt9byMtA.ine to the ANC, announced Monday that it had invited Tam bo to meet a comatose Karen Ann Quinlan River told Wiley during a June 16 12 Baseballar Ott (colloq.) S T E E L with Foreign Office Minister Lynda Chalker this week while from a respirator, will now be hearing at her bedside that she 13 School (Fr.) 7 Highest note T 0 R _R M a | o u T June 25,1986 14 Married Tam bo is in London. asked to decide if a fully conscious wants to die now rather than wait 8 Sawlike part D Q E S FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thaves woman's title An old friend you've been separated The Foreign Office said Mrs. Chalker would tell Tambo that woman can order her own life- for an inevitable death because she 9 Diving bird R E V 1 N said to mean war ■ T L A from will re-enter your life in the year 15 Spanish gold Britain believed a suspension of violence and a negotiated support system turned off. is “ tired of suffering” from the 10 Bird S R O N 1 ahead. Together, you will become in­ Kathleen Farrell. 37, a mother of 16 Stogie HT E R ( ^ L u S settlement were necessary to end South Africa’s racial turmoil. incurable disease. 11 Rhbna tributary volved in a unique venture. two who is dying of Lou Gehrig’s 17 Compass point V 1 T A E i t :** J u s t /-i k e a By Ben Dobbin imposed astateofem ergency June She said she had fought her (lain 19 Musical syllable disease, received a judge’s j>er- for nearly four years because of 18 Vagabond p E E R M D H 1 L O CANCER (June 21-July 22) A unique $ A N P t V | ^ f f The Associated Press 12 that makes “ subversive state­ 21 Old Testament C L u e mission Monday to end her pain- her love for her sons, but decided 20 Mors inclement K E 1 1 O N 1 c situation will develop today that has ments” illegal, but left the identifi­ book ridden life by having her respira­ six months ago she could not go on. 22 Military school profitable promise. It will have to be Georgia executes retarded man LONDON — In a clandestine cation of such statements vague. u N L 0 A D U T M O s T \ T m r »r tor disconnected. Her doctor has refused to discon­ (abbr.) 23 Becomes handled brilliantly, because another will television interview. Winnie Man­ “ The oppressed people have R O O S T S L E A N T 0 also be Involved. Get a jump on life by A judge authorized the woman’s nect her respirator, necessitating 24 Arias serious o o G / _____ w i t h a JACKSON, Ga. — A retarded man whose death sentence drew dela said South African blacks regarded tfie present state of 1 N Q E 8 T U R U understanding the influences governing husband to disconnect the respira­ court intervention to allow the 25 Varying weight 24 — coaster s s protests from rock stars and mental retardation groups was regard the government’s state of emergency as a challenge to the I you (fi the year ahead. Send for your As­ O F tor on his wife's command, but husband to disconnect the of India 25 Plent disease PFFR. executed for murder today in Georgia’s electric chair after his emergency as a “ total declaration people and a total declaration of 38 Vast period of 53 Russian tro-Graph predictions today. Mail $1 to immediately stayed his order until apparatus. 28 Wsstsrn weed 26 Slippery attorneys lost an eleventh-hour bid for a stay. p f war” that blacks plan to fight to war,” she said. time emperor Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. Box it is reviewed by an appellate 30 Wind 27 Official grade 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to T*H''^Yes G-2-F Jerome Bowden died at 10:13 a.m. EDT, said David Jordan, a the bitter end. The state of emergency was Wiley declared Farrell mentally 40 Exalt 54 Ethereal court, instrument 29 Re intarettad state your zodiac sign. spokesman for the Georgia Department of Corrections. He went The wife of imprisoned black imposed four days before the 10th competent to make her own 46 Fathers 55 Tardy “ Kathleen Farrell’s mind, soul 34 — culpa 31 Farewells calmly to the chair after praying with the prison chaplain, nationalist leader Nelson Man­ anniversary of the Soweto upris­ decisions and approved her hus­ 48 Bismuth symbol 58 Charlemagne's LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A valuable con­ and spirit are imprisoned in a dead 32 Aware of (2 dela. in the interview broadcast ing. when large anti-government band, Francis, as her medical 35 Biblical 49 Beliefs domain (abbr.) tact who has been resistant to an im­ Jordan said. Monday night, also called on the demonstrations were expected. body," Superior Court Judge guardian. He also ordered that the mountain wds.) 50 Advise 59 Over (poet.) portant issue can be swayed to your The state Board of Pardons and Paroles had suspended “ It is virtual imprisonment Henry Wiley said in rendering his husband be protected from crim i­ 36 Concurrence 33 Rahold (Lat.) 51 Crossbar 60 605, Roman side today if you get to him quickly. Bowden’s execution just hours before it was to take place last rest of the world “ to strangle our decision. “ To force her to continue nal liability in her death. (abbr.) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) This is a Tuesday. But the board withdrew the suspension Monday after country” economically to force an outside the prison walls and the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 state of emergency can do nothing this would be cruel and unusual “ It would really be adding insult 37 Arm bona good day to put into practice some la­ deciding the convicted killer knew the difference between right end to South Africa’s apartheid bor-saving steps that you've devised to policy of racial separation. less than promote the very situa­ punishment.” to injury to force her to continue a 39 Author Gardner 12 13 and wrong. 41 And ao on make your work around the house “ We know of no other peaceful tion the government is trying to A court-appointed lawyer for life so [>oor. so minimal and so much easier. While Bowden was on death watch at the Georgia Diagnostic wracked with pain.” Wiley said, (abbr.) 16 16 measure we could use to prevent prevent.” she said. Farrell's sons said he would file LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Be sure to and Classification Center, his,attorneys filed an appeal Monday today for an expedited hearing Farrell is paralyzed, except for 42 Playful child the violence that is the order of the Prim e Minister P.W. Botha's 10 leave word where you can be reached with the Supreme Court to stop the execution. The court today before the state Supreme Court, her eyes and lips, and will 43 FilnrI apool 19 20 day in our country,” she told government, she maintained, today if you have to go out and about. turned down the appeal on a vote of 7-2, with Justices W illiam J. perhaps by late this week. suffocate within minutes if the 44 Woodan tub Independent Television’s “ World “ will fight to the last man” rather 22 23 24 Someone you've recently met Is eager Brennan and Thurgood Marshall voting to spare his life. than accept black majority rule. Peter Strohm, who represents respirator is disconnected, doctors 45 CIA forerunner to talk to you about an interesting in Action” program. Bowden, 33, was convicted in 1976 of murdering 55-year-old Brian Farrell, 14, and Shawn said. ° 47 Confadarate aol proposal. Independent Television said it “ As much as the South African 26 20 27 20 29 30 31 32 33 Kathryn Stryker of Columbus. Farrell, 16, said high court review diar (abbr.) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A llnanclal defied the South African govern­ racist regime is prepared to fight She was diagnosed in 1982 as a is necessary because all other 49 Taharan native 34 36 situation that has been hanging fire lor m ent’s ban on journalists entering to the last man. so are we victim of amyotrophic lateral 36 right-to-die cases in New Jersey — 52 Alive quite some time will suddenly make a black townships an(L filmed Mrs. determined to fight to the bitter sclerosis, the fatal ailment com­ move in your (avor today. Close in on It including the celebrated Quinlan 56 Mala or lamala 37 30 39 40 1 41 Mandela on Sunday at her home in end," she added. monly known as Lou Gehrig's quickly. Strong earthquake rocks Tokyo A 8[>okesman for the “ World in case — have involved mentally disease because the famed New 57 Valerie Harper Soweto, a black township of about 2 42 43 44 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Be million residents outside Action” program, who s[>oke on incompetent patients. York Yankee baseball player died role ready to m ake a last change in direction TOK'YO — A strong earthquake jolted Tokyo and wide areas of 61 Body of water B ridge central and northern Japan just before noon today, temporarily Johannesburg. condition he not be identified, said The comatose Quinlan died in a from it in 1941. It causes degenera­ 46 46 47 today regarding a personal Interest The commentator said Mrs. he could not reveal the wherea­ tion of nerves in the brain and 62 1550, Roman you've been pushing. Your new way will disrupting rail and air traffic and prompting a brief tidal wave Morris County nursing home in Mandela's decision to speak to bouts of the television crew, or say June 1985. nine years after she was spinal column and leads to muscle 63 Build 49 50 51 bring successful results. warning along the Pacific coast. 62 journalists could bring up to 10 whether they were based in Britain paralysis. It is usually fatal within 64 Technique CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It will monds, there will be an entry to East’s There were no reports of serious injuries or major damage, but unplugged from life-support ma­ A matter years in prison. The government or South Africa. three years. 65 Look at 56 67 60 69 60 take an extremely shrewd head to out­ NORTH t-M -H hand allowing East to lead a spade a Tokyo F ire Department spokesman said an 81-year-old woman chines by court order in a case that do you today In material dealings. Use ♦ 52 66 Tannia term mrough declarer’s king before the K- was treated for shock. 62 your smarts to your advantage. Y A 10 6 3 2 of avoidance ^ 67 Black bread 63 <}-J of clubs have served their AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) If there Is ♦ Q942 i By James Jacoby purpose. DOWN 66 66 something you can't work out for your­ ♦ 7 3 New York disbars the controversial Cohn self today, you’ll be fortunate enough to What if West had the K-J-10 of dia­ Escaped prisoner flees naked J have an excellent chance of getting a WEST EAST Here is another unusual ducking monds and East held the club ace’ 1 Air pollution oisx 24 ♦ AQ1064 ♦ JOS ( c ) I 98e by NEA. Inc good friend to fill in tor you. play. Although declarer might assume That is possible, but not as likely as CLARKSVILLE, Ark. — An alleged jail esca|)ee caught after Bv Esther Pessin consent of the Court of Appeals, the foot, dipped it in ink and stamped it ter witnesses who testified.” ♦ 7 Y 5 4 on the document. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A restric­ that West’s opening lead of the dia­ the actual layout. In this deal, as in so he stepped from the shower gave police the slip and fled naked United Press International state's highest court, to appeal. tive condition that has hampered your ♦ J7 ♦ K 10 8 5 3 niany others, bridge is not a game of Cohn’s lawyers said they would The signature “ consists of a Cohn is also a member of the bar ♦ A 8 6 4 2 ♦ 10 9 5 mond jack denoted possession of the and soapy. progress and mobility will suddenly be absolutes, but rather a game In which NEW YORK - Roy Cohn, the study the ruling before deciding number of 'squiggly' lines which in in Connecticut, where he has a 10, that would only be an assumption, Brian Kotch, 19, escaped Sunday night from Johnson County lifted today. Now you can opera* SOUTH you your best chance and hope for pugnacious attorney who prose- whether to pursue an appeal. no way resemble any letters of the home. There was no immediate hardly a certainty. It does seem likely Sheriff Elton Brown and three other officers who found him in a CELEBRITY CIPHER ♦ K 7 3 tuC D68t> ted the Rosenbergs. pursued The four cases the panel cited in alphabet." the justices said. indication whether Connecticut ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) An activity that West would have the club ace to CaM irtty Ctphar oryptogramt a rt oraatad from quotatlona by famoua paopla. paat and praatnt. YKQJ98 mobile home near Lamar, Brown said Monday night. Kotch had concmmunists with l^n. Joseph disbarring Cohn involved his pro­ The justices said Cohn was authorities would take any action. Each lattar In tha dpbar atanda for ar>otftar. Today'* olua: E a q t^ C. that you are undecided about attending justify his vulnerable overcall of one ♦ A 6 escaped in handcuffs M ay 31 after he was arrested on a charge of “ highly unethical" for obtaining today could prove to be pleasant and spade. If that is so, declarer can plav McCarthy and defgnded mobsters curement of a codicil to a will from Among those who rallied to by CONNIE WIENER ♦ KQ J disorderly conduct. stimulating. Put it on your agenda and safe for his contract by making a dif­ Saxophone and celebrities alike, has been a half-blind, dying 84-year-old the codicil “ from a hospitalized Cohn’s defense as character wit­ When the officers found Kotch on Sunday, he was hiding disbarred for “ inexcusable” multimillionaire: his failure to patient of questionable mental “MYBPOMU QH JY TR K F M U R T Y C H BPFM go. Vulnerable: East-West ferent sort of play at the first trick. All nesses were television personality Dealer: South According to The World Almanac between two matresses. Brown said. “ I think hehad just got out TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Conditions he has to do is play low from both misconduct. repay a 90-day. $100,000 loan to an capacity." Barbara Walters and newspaper that reflect upon your commercial af­ Book of Inventions, the saxophone was of the shower and climbed in between the mattresses. We got him Cohn. 59. who had been indicted elderly divorcee for 18‘/4 years; his Cohn, who says he is suffering L P R M QB hands on the opening diamond lead. columnist William Safire. Cohn’s FM OKRF GH BPR YMDO YMR fairs will be rather erratic today. Fortu­ Invented by Adolphe Sax when he tried from liver cancer, was admitted to Weft North East Sooth up and tried to put the cuffs on him, but he ran by us. We didn’t and aquitted three times on misstatements on an application lawyers argued that he was a dying nately, the changes that will occur will 1 Y As long as West has the club ace, to improve the bass clarinet. The new have anything to hold on to. criminal charges, was banned for admission to the Washington. the bar on May 27, 1948. following LR P F IR .” — RJGDR EPFTBQRT. prove advantageous. man who no longer practices law, 1 ♦ 2 Y Pass 4 Y there will be no problem, since one of instrument, which was named after its “ He was slick as he could be. I ’ve hadh few run off, but I never /-from practicing law in New York D.C.. bar. and his violation of a in the footsteps of his father, state GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You'll be In PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A novel Is a piece of prose of a certain length Pass Pass Pass the spades in dummy can be shed on Belgian inventor, was patented in Monday by a unamimous ruling of court escrow order. Supreme Court Judge Albert Cohn. Cohn rose to prominence in the an Ingenious frame of mind today, so had one run off who didn’t have any clothes on." with aomethlng wrong with it." — Author uriknown. ^ e third club in South’s hand. But If 1846 and was first used in military 'The decision said, “ For an 1950s by helping prosecute spies don't be hesitant to test your new Ideas, The sheriff said he was frustrated about losing the prisoner a five-judge panel of the Appellate The panel said the 1975 codicil Opening lead: ♦ J declarer covers the diamond jack with fanfares. Eventually, iu rich sensuous Division of the state ^ p re m e signature of the late Lewis S. attorney practicing for nearly 40 Julius and Ethel; Rosenberg, who even if those around you can’t compre­ sound aroused enthusiasm among jaxz twice, “ but it was funny later.” Kotch now is charged with two dummy’s queen and it later develops Court, Rosenstiel. which added Cohn as years in this state, such miscon­ were convicted of giving the secret hend them. artists, who popularized it. counts of escape and a count of theft of handcuffs. Brown said. that East sUrted with the K-10 of dia­ Because the vote was unanim­ co-executor of Rosenstiel’s estate, duct is inexcusable, notwithstand­ of the atomic bomb to the Soviet ous. the ailing Cohn would need the looks like someone look a chicken ing an impressive array of charac­ Union and were later executed. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, June 24, 1986 — II 10 - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 24, 1986

Police keep lid on primary case Obituaries OCUS/Leisure

By Alex Glretll Herald today. Shea said; " I will connection with the Waterbury false signature was on a petition Esther Maldment, 61; Anoclate Editor not comment on an ongoing primary. circulated by Republican Director investigation.” The Manchester Republican Thomas H. Ferguson. active In Scouting Under the guidance of the top More than two weeks ago. Capt. primary for which the petitions Police began their investigation Esther (Panciera) Maidment. prosecutor at Manchester Super­ Joseph Brooks said police had were circulated concerned a chal­ after receiving a complaint from a 61. of 18 Scarborough Road, wife of ior Court, the Manchester Police almost finished their investigation lenge slate of delegates to the Manchester resident they have Harry S. Maidment. died Monday Department is continu ing an inves­ and would seek arrest warrants for Republican state convention. The declined to name pending comple­ at the University o f Connecticut tigation into alleged irregularities suspects he declined to name. slate withdrew after charges of t he tion of the investigation. Health Center in Farmington. in the petitioning process for a Speculation has centered on sev­ irregularities surfaced. Some political sources have said She was born in Mystic, and had Republican delegate primary in eral prominent Manchester Most of the challengers were the complaint came from Trudy been a resident of Manchester town. Republicans. supporters of Gerald Labriola of Starkey, who was an assistant most of her life. Before she retired, ■ ‘We have put one of our best men But Wood said today the investi­ Naugatuck for the Republican registrar of voters under the she worked at Center Congrega­ on this case." police spokesman gation has proven difficult. The gubernatorial nomination. The former Republican registrar, Fred tional Church as a secretary for 15 Gary Wood said today. case — which involves alleged slate endorsed by the Republican Peck. years. Previously, she worked as a Wood said police sought advice petition irregularities on the part Town Committee is weighted to­ Starkey has declined to com­ medical secretary for Cheney from Assistant State’s Attorney of supporters of gubernatorial ward candidate Richard Bozzuto. ment and said Monday night she Bros, and the pathology depart­ Cornelius Shea on investigation candidate Gerald Labriola — is One of the complaints that did not know what was going on in ment of Manchester Memorial procedures in the case involving “ not as cut and dried as the surfaced was that William J. the investigation. Hospital. the gubernatorial delegate prim­ Waterbury case," Woodsaid. "It is Diana, a lawyer who is the Peck, under fire within the She was a member of Center ary, which was aborted several taking this much tim e.” Republican minority leader on the party, did not get party endorse­ Congregational Church, and had days before it was scheduled to be He said the case turned out be town Board of Director^, had his ment for the registrar’s post in been active on many church held on May 20. Shea set some more complicated than the investi­ minor son solicit signatures and 1984. The endorsement went to committees. guidelines in the complicated case. gation of irregularities in absentee then signed the petitions himself as Mary Willhide. who is now the She was active in the Girl Scouts Wood said. ballot procedures in the May 20 the circulator. registrar, sparking an intra-party and the Boy Scouts, and supervised '■ We are not under pressure f rom Waterbury primary pitting Demo­ Another complaint was that the feud. first-aid at various Scout camps. anybody and we are taking our cratic challenger Toby Moffett name of one voter appeared on two Peck sought to challenge Wil­ She was a member of the Am eri­ tim e." Wood said. against Gov. William O'Neill. petitions though the voter said she lhide in a primary, but failed to get can Red Cross, and during World Contacted by the Manchester Three arrests have been made in signed only once. The apparently enough signatures to qualify. War II was a member of the town’s ambulance corps. She was a former member of the board of directors of the Lutz Junior Brendan Foley-Schain, 3Vg, Museum. takes a big bite of strawberry No progress reported in sewer talks She was a graduate of the ESTHER MAIDMENT Granby High School, province of . . . dies at 61 shortcake during the Cheney Town and Eighth Utilities Dis­ Manchester — agreed to provide North Main Street into the North expand the area to be developed Quebec. Canada, and also was a festivai Saturday, in addition to trict officials met Monday about the town with a copy of the final Manchester Interceptor — a major around .the proposed Buckland graduate of Larson Junior College, today’s Quinnipiac College in New Steel Erectors of Manchester. As the district’s controversial plan to engineering study for the J1.4 line that carries waste to the HiUs Mall north of Interstate 84. shortcake, the Cheney Historic Haven. an avid racing enthusiast, he was build a new trunk sewer, but failed milliun project, which the town town’s treatment plant on Olcoll However, the town maintains its Besides her husband, she is former owner of the Silk City to reach agreement. Town Man­ opposes. Street. sewer plan — devised in 1978 — is District Festivai featured tours of survived by two sons. R. Paul Stables of Manchester and a ager Robert Weiss said this Joyner could not be reached for The town wants the district to still valid. Maidment and David C. Mdld- member of the U.S. Trotting Cheney Haii and the new morning. comment. channel the sewage south into its The sewer dispute is one among ment. both of Manchester; two Association. He was a member of He described the 45-minute talk Weiss said any further action on Adams Street sewer, which con­ many between the two entities. apartments converted from the brothers. Milton O. Panciera of the Manchester Country Club. He as "civil.” but said no bargaining the matter would come after the nects with the interceptor at a Majority Democrats on the town Westerly. R.I.. and John V. Pan­ was a former lightweight boxer Cheney miils. took place and no further meetings town reviews the district report. point below the district’s intended Board of Directors are currently ciera of Sopiers; and several obtaining a record of 55 wins and are scheduled. Each side pres­ The district intends to build a hookup. seeking charier changes that nieces and nephews. She was two losses. He had fought in the ented its proposal. Weiss said. new sewer line to handle waste The district has contended that would allow a single townwide vote New England Lightweight However. Weiss said district from the northwest corner of the Adams Street sewer does not to remove the district’s authority predeceased by a sister. Madeline Agnew. Championship. President Walter Joyner — the Manchester, where much develop­ have the capacity to handle the over both fire and sewer matters. sole representative at the meeting ment is slated to take place in the volume of sewage expected from The move is sharply opposed in A memorial service will be held Besides his wife, he is survived for the independent authority that next few years; The district wants the Buckland section. In particu­ the district. Thursday at Center Congrega­ by three softs, Gary G. Holmes of Cheney festival features fun for all ages tional Church at 7; 30 p.m. Burial provides sewer service and fire the sewage to be sent east into a lar. officials point to plans an­ Watertown. Ward A. Holmes and will be at the convenience of the protection for most of northern new trunk line that would run along nounced last week by developers to - GEORGE LAYNG Randolph T. Holmes of Manches­ family. There are no calling hours. ter; two daughters. Linda Martin "I never saw Among the sightseers were the Memorial donations may be of Manchesterand Judith Pantaleo that when they four out-of-town grandparents of made to Troop 25. Boy Scouts of of South Windsor; four brothers. were selling fa- S Mike Dore, who for part of the time America, care of P.O. Box 847. Thomas Holmes in Massachusetts, brics here.” was playing in the Bennet School Coventry chief fires Manchester, or to the Memorial Max Holmes of Vernon, Graham This remark Socially Band outside the hall. Harold and Way paved for run Fund at Center Congregational Holmes in Massachusetts and was often heard Katrine Dore had come from Church. William Holmes in Kentucky; five in Cheney Hall Speaking Cranston, R.I.. to visit their son, six part-time officers Tony Dore, and Elsie and Joseph sisters, Helen Fisher and Ruth on Saturday Rhea Talley Stewart by GOP’s Garside Joseph S. Klotz Giggey in Maine. Nancy LaPineof during the Che­ Rapoza, the maternal grandpar­ ents. were here from Fall RiveV, Continued from page 1 Joseph S. Klotz. 69. of Hartford, 'Manchester. Bertha Calabrese of ney Historic Academy, he said. Mass, They photographed each The way appears clear for died Sunday. He was the brother of West Hartford, and Maxine Man- District Festi­ Baboval that the matter should By contrast. Baboval said, four other next to the exhibit of vintage former Republican town Direc­ Nellie Chase of Coventry. freda of Windham; and 12 val. The vis­ -r-. t*rtT»T r- have been handled differently. of the six full-time officers have grandchildren. itors were look­ automobiles. “ The chief is trying to put a less than one year of experience on tor John Garside to run against He also is survived by four brothers. Stanley Klotz Jr. of ing upward when they said it. In its costumes from earlier this cen­ squeeze play on the council." the job. Baboval said he and the Democrat James McCavanagh The funeral will be Thursday at There were some who heard Wethersfield. John Klotz of West most recent incarnation, before tury. displayed on mannequins Bouchard said. If the budget is other part-timers are not opposed in the 12th Assembly District 9:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Fred Blish point out the unusual Hartford. George Klotz of East the Little Theatre of Manchester lent by J C. Penney Peter’s m i- again defeated by residents and to creating a full-time force, but this November. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., chandeliers (also hidden during Hartford and Peter Klotz of began to spark plug the restoration mother Betsy said the tailcoat the council is forced to reduce object to the way it is being done — GOP Town Chairman Donald with a ma.ss of Christian burial at the fabric store days) which once Danielson; five nieces and a for its auditorium and headquar­ intrigued the boys, especially spending to lower taxes, the and particularly to the charges Kuehl said Monday that two 10 am . at St. James Church. carried off the fumes of gaslights. nephew ters. Cheney Hall was home to a because the model wasn’t wearing elimination of the part-time pro­ that they are unqualified. other Republicans considering Burial will be in St. James Outside, beneath a tent. Kiwanis The funeral will be Wednesday fabric store, which built a false shoes, “ i explained that the old Club was staging a Strawberry gram will prevent the council from campaigns for the seal have Cemetery. Calling hours are Wed­ ceiling just above the balcony. leather would disintegrate, while “ We are credible people." he ■J, at 8:45 a m. at South Green Festival for the benefit of Lutz cutting the new full-time position told him they will back off if y - nesday from 7 to 9 p.m. said, arguing that more warning Memorial Home. 43 Wethersfield Now the false ceiling has been the fabric survived” Junior Museum. Ray Juleson, the because the force would not be Garside decides to seek the should have been given to the Ave.. Hartford, with a mass of removed. Beautiful fan-shaped Anne Leonard, age 3'/i, was purchasing agent, had bought 1.200 sufficiently staffed, he said. nomination. The two are attor­ part-timers and that the program Christian burial at 9:30 a m. in St. carving is visible in the upper part being shown around by her par­ pounds of strawberries from a "I don’t particularly like it” ney Jonathan Mercier. who was should have been phased out so Cyril & SI. Methodius Church. of the tall windows and graceful ents. Jack and Marion Leonard, as local farm (no. he did not have to Bouchard said. He said, however, that there are no gaps -in police the GOP nominee for the office molding around the real ceiling. part of an educational tour that that there was probably little the Hartford. Burial will be in Mount Dead sheriff pick them all) and 1.200cakes from protection. in 1984. and Betty Sadloski. -a St. Benedict Cemetery. Bloom­ "This is marvelous!" exclaimed started with the local history the MARC bakery. council could do to change Trzas- longtime Republican activist museum. "But I am afraid,” said In addition, he argued that the field Calling hours are tonight one of Saturday’s visitors, Shirley kos’s decision. who unsuccessfully challenged is re-elected Anne’s mother, “ that what she An efficient assembly line was in change should only have been from 7 to 9. Dobson Gilroy, whose grand­ “ It’s his department. He has to liked best was the train ride.” The progress. At one time Aaron made if the town proved able to Mercier in a primary for the Memorial donations may be mother worked for Cheney Mills handle it as he sees fit.” Bouchard "train” transported adults and Osipow was presiding over the afford the move. party’s backing. made to a charity of the donor’s REDWOOD CITY. Calif. (UPI) when this was a social center for said. children between Cheney Hall and cakes, handing the plate to Ray Democratic Council Chairwo­ Garside. 60. a real estate choice. — A dead incumbent won a employees and girls of the Cheney Baboval said the group has no the Ribbon Mill, formerly part of Juleson Jr., who spooned in the man Joan Lewis fully supported broker who served as a town landslide victory over his live fam ily listed enviously to the plans to appeal Trzaskos’s deci­ director from 1966 to 1970. has challenger in the race for San sounds of music on Saturday the Cheney complex, now rental strawberries (sliced by Lutz volun­ Trzaskos’s decision Anna Secor housing. sion. but is hopeful that townspeo­ said he is interested in running, Mateo County sheriff, but the loser nights. Gilroy is the author of teers) and squirting on the “ When you hire an administra­ Cheney Hall’s other attractions whipped- cream, while calling to ple will dernand more answers but has not made a final JOHN GARSIDE Anna (Mehl) Secor. 96. widow of says he will seek the post again. “Amelia; Pilot in Pearls,” a tor you really need to accept his from the chief and the Town Frank Secor, formerly of Hart­ were being described by Little Tom Ferguson to bring a cup of \ recommendations to the council." decision . . . “most enthusiastic” biography of Amelia Earhart. Council. ford. died Friday in Perry, Fla “ I’m still running." candidate Theatre members, among them coffee (black, no sugar) which was Kuehl called Garside "maybe Lewis said Monday. She was the sister of Helen Jim White said Monday after the “ I haven’t been here since they Fred and Mary Blish, who had lent put in front of Bob Pound who took the most enthusiastic" of the She also said she supports the gentleman” Fitzsimmons of Manchester. late Sheriff Brendan Maguire was were selling remnants,” and like from their attic all the vintage the money. Also on sale were boxes complete elimination of the pro­ possible Republican candi­ The I2th Assembly District She also is survived by a declared winner of the June 3 others she recalled how the more clothes on display. Arthur Vlg- of whole strawberries, and this Herald photos by Roeba gram instead of a gradual pha.se- For the Record dates. However, the chairman lies entirely in Manchester. daughter. Mrs. Joseph (Frances) election. ’Tve got my campaign expensive fabrics were on the neau, who does make-up on pro­ was an unusual sale in that those out because of Trzaskos’s conten­ said he was "not pushing him" McCavanagh. like Garside a Rocheleau of Keaton Beach. Fla.; buttons and I'll be on the campaign stage and the bargains ductions. was manning a desk strawberries were perfect to the tion that the part-time force to wage a campaign. real estate broker, is scheduled another sister. Katherine Mehl of trail by the end of the week." underneath. where folders were on display. bottom of the box. Anne Leonard, 3'A, gets encouragement tour of Cheney Hall and a ride on a train presents a potential liability to the " I t ’s a big step to take” he to announce his plans today to Hartford; four grandchildren and For Peter Lam mey and Step Gene Watson, Betty Lundberg, Monday will be the last day for The official ballot count, delayed from her mother, Marion Leonard, with a as part of last weekend's festivities in the town. In March. Trzaskos told the said. "H e ’s a very astute seek a third two-year term. two great-grandchildren. Sinatra, two youngsters who were Jared Towler and others were Rhea Talley Stewart covers by court rulings, showed Maguire council that the part-time officers registering dogs without paying a A graveside service will be seeing Cheney Hall for the first selling sweatshirts with the Che­ parties and other social events for craft project she is making attheCheney Cheney National Historic District. with 81,679 votes and White with were difficult to contact when penalty. The town clerk’s office is Wednesday at 2; 30 p.m. in Zion Hill time, the attraction was the old ney Hall insignia. the Manchester Herald. Historic District Festivai. Anne also got a 20,839 votes, the county clerk needed, did not follow directions open from 8; 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Cemetery. Hartford. There are no announced Monday. They werethe well and were inexperienced. Municipal Building. calling hours. Taylor & Modeen only two candidates in the election. Baboval strongly disputed that The town clerk’s office will be Andover school board Funeral Home, 136 S. Main St., contention. open extra hours on Saturday West Hartford, has charge of The popular Maguire died of a Each part-time officer'has a morning, from 9 to noon for dog arrangements. heart attack April 21 at age 53 in minimum of fiveyears’ experience licensing only. the midst of his re-election cam­ with the department and all have A story in Monday’s Herald doesn’t take up buses Eben J. Holmes paign against White. 31. a political incorrectly stated the last day for earned high marks during their Eben J. Holmes, 70, of 42 unknown who works,as a security ‘Summer job wanted’ licensing. training at the Connecticut Police ANDOVER - The Board of vote been taken, the board could Bluefield Drive, died Monday at guard at the U.S. Mint in San Francisco. Education Monday delayed until have violated slate’s Freedom of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Information law. she said. Wednesday a vote on reconsider­ He was the husband of Phyllis A. As the result of Maguire’s Students publish townwide newsletter Police arrest gunman; ing its earlier controversial deci­ On Friday, residents voted over­ (Ward) Holmes. victo^, a special election will be sion to go ahead with buying whelmingly in an non-binding Born in Fort Fairfield. Maine, he held in March to fill the post and private school bus service instead referendum to continue with town- lived in Manchester for the past 25 the county board of supervisors B y Susan Vaughn way to get involved in the school back. People have called suggest­ of continuing to transport students owned buses. Public opposition to. years. For 30 years he was Owner will name an interim sheriff to Herald Reporter and community, she said. ing places to send the newsletter.” three hostages killed with town buses. Chairwoman private bus .service has also led to and president of the E.J. Holmes serve until then. She said she had never had put said Mellow. f B eatrice Kowalski said this the defeat of two budget proposals together a newsletter, nor had identified as Carol Lambert. 42. a Fifth- and sixth-graders in Man­ Continued from page 1 for the 1986-87 fiscal year because Gustafson, who recently com- DESPITE THE TRIALS, the, saleswoman treated for burns morning. chester are willing to mow iawns. nleted her junior year at MHS. co-editors have managed to pro­ saleswoman, told UPI the captives apparently caused by the concus­ Kowalski said the board’s attor­ money for the service was included mop floors, rake yards, wash cars, Mellow enlisted l)er originally just duce four newsletters since De­ had been tied up. She sobbed “ it’s sion grenades, and Robert Taylor. ney advised the panel to postpone in the spending plans. walk dogs, baby-sit kids, run 'i J ^ v to type. But Gustafson said she cember. Each issue has had a hopeless” and pleaded that the 50. a shipping clerk who com­ action until Wednesday because The board decided in May to errands, paint houses and do t ^ became more involved with the gunman’s demand to appear on plained of chest pains. the matter had not been legally have an East Hampton firm almost any other odd job. different theme. ■ % u newsletter production and eventu­ television be granted. Several other employees man- ‘ listed on Monday’s agenda. Had a transport schoolchildren. So say a number of "job wanted” ally became co-editor, The March issue featured inter­ Store employee Hugh Skinner aged to escape shortly after the ads in a 14-page newsletter being views with several members of the told UPI in the same conversation bandit entered the store at opening written by Manchester public PRODUCING the newsletter has Manchester Police Department that it “ was very important” that time. school students and published by been a matter of trial and error. and the May issue had interviews the man appear on TV. More than 80 heavily armed the town’s Youth Services Bureau. The 8014 Electronic Typewriter "The deadlines are never met.” with school administrators and The bodies of Heilperin and Bill officers surrounded the chic store, The newsletter also includes said Gustafson. And the co-editors teachers. Smith, the^security guard whom cordoning off several blocks of one creative writing and interviews with local teachers and have continuaily revised their In addition, the newsletters the suspect claimed to have of the world’s most expensive ’ from techniques for coliecting material include bits of school news, poems stabbed, were found lying face shopping districts. Art galleries We had a new oil burner put into the -r ' administrators. from students in the schools. and other creative writing. down next to each other with their and such shops as Gucci. Chanel FEATURES swintei house. Our old one was there since I built Why a newsletter? "A t first I drove to all the schools "Anyone can submit writing,” said hands tied behind them inside the and Giorgio reportedly lost up to $2 To show a more positive side of • Slat* ot tha art Individual • Eiprats Kay: Carriage return the house in the early 40’s. I called Atlas to pick up the articles.” said Mellow. store. Police said Smith had been million in sales for the day. '^1 youth, said co-editors Britt Gustaf­ kaytwitchaa; (or longer life and without line feed Mellow, “ but it was too much.” The co-editors said next year stabbed and Heilperin had been In a phone conversation with the and they gave me an estimate and 1 had f / son and Nicole Mellow during a serviceability • Hall Space Kay; For special / Students are expected to turn in they would also like more contribu­ shot. fi Mutual Broadcasting System, the the work done. Now, the furnace is much recent interview at Manchester • Sculptured Keyboard; for ease spacing and Insertion of their articles to the school offices, tions from high school students, Skinner was fatally shot in the gunman said he had planned to rob characters High School. of typing more efficient in that we re saving^ but when they don’t, they get a call including East Catholic High parking lot. the store because he thought the • Paper Capacity: 16.5" • Daap-Daprass Repeat Action money on fuel oil deliveries. And the School and Howell Cheney Re­ The two surviving hostages were jeweler had cheated him. Kays; Space Bar. Correction Key, ROBERT DIGAN, Youth Servi­ from Mellow. • Writing Lina: 13.5" Back Space Key, Index, and Atlas people were so very ces Bureau coordinator, came up There are about 20 regular gional Vocational Technical School. They would also like to add • Correction Mamory: Full line Reverse Index Keys courteous and friendly. Atlas '<>T' with the idea. He said other towns contributors from the elementary (203 characters) have similar publications. Last fall and junior high schools. Mellow an art section and have a student Andre seen in fatal fight? is my oil company. and Gustafson also do some of the design a cover page. Nowthe cover • Pitch Selector; 10. 12, 15 he asked English teachers at Manchester High School to help writing themselves. All the typing looks just says, "Newsletter” and • Copy Capacity; 1 original = 5 and editing is done on a computer lists the reporters. WOOD ISLAND. Maine (U P I) - water. him find some students who could copies (normally) Norman F. Dey * Manchester at the Youth Services Bureau. Gustafson and Mellow decided to A lighthouse keeper said Monday “ The bigger one was floating on help him with the project. • Tab Sat/Claar Key: The Boardof Education provides add the job ads section especially he saw a large, bloodied seal that his back and his chest was all cut Programmable at 24 positions MHS English Department chair­ the copier to run off 280 copies. for the younger students who could have been Maine’s cele­ up." Blanchard said. "The smaller man Lee Hay suggested Mellow, These are distributed to schools, cannot get jobs as easily as older brated Andre being attacked by a seal had him by the back of his 00 Herald photo by Rocha one of his outstanding English banks, libraries. Board of Ekluca- youth. siballer seal last week neck” *499 students. Mellow, who recently tion members and the Police The ads list the student’s name, Coast Guard Petty Officer John Andre, who lives in a pen in atlas ail Nicole Mellow, left, and Britt Gustafspn stories written by Manchester public ALLSTATE 39 Purnell Place completed her sophomore year, Department, said Digan. phone number, age. grade and Blanchard said the fierce fight Rockport Harbor and who has been Mancheeler check copy on the Youth Services school students and “jobs wanteejT^ds just moved to Manchester last fall 'The newsletter’s circulation has type of work they are willing to do. lasted about 10 minutes and ended entertaining tourists for many BUSINESS newsletter that they co-edited this year. for young people. Both girls ere from Maryland. The experience increased since the first issue in A large number of the ads arefrom when the smaller seal grabbed the years, left home more than a week MACHINES 643-6156 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford • 289-6435 649-4595' with the newsletter has given her a December. ’’We’ve had good f'’ed- students in the 10 to 12 age group. larger one and dragged him under obm 555 East Middle Tpke • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 The new newsletter includes feature Manchester High School students. ago. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. June 24. 1986 — II 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 24, 1986 Local Stamp club dickers Advice NORTHEAST SCHEDULES as timetables change hands

Donation of child’s organs A small ailments; “ AH we ask is a fair trial mixed bag of railroad timet­ Later they took to advertising ables changed their own functions. The most hands at the lo­ destroys couple’s marriage collectible of TTs (after the cal stamp club Collectors' rarities of the 1870s through 80s), last month be­ are the ones with ads for big-name cause a certain Corner DEAR Oregon. New York. Indiana. Con­ trains like the 20th (Century L i­ m em b er is ABBY: I am a necticut. Kansas, Kentucky. Russ MacKendrIck mited, the North Coast Limited, cleaning house young mother Maine. Missouri. Washington. Wis­ the Oriental. Sunshine Special, of a 3-year-oId consin and Michigan. I hope the and moving to Florida. Olympian, Hiawatha (from the child who was remaining 38 states will take notice Milwaukee Road. One came in the Dear Abby Another good recently killed and do likewise. stamp club lot, a 1935 edition with philatelist frozen out. by a hit-and-run “ The first of the Speedliners. Top Abigail Van Buren Unfortunately, because there is ' The dickering went like this; Antique Trader story, also pic­ driver. speed 2 miles a m inute."), then the always a shortage of organs, "H ere they are. About 40 of them! ” tures it with the caption: ” ... has an “ Tammy” was Super Chief, and as we see, the selecting the lucky reipients Is an “ Well, I dunno. A little out of my interesting cover showing various a beautiful, ongoing problem. I believe that Pine Tree Limited. healthy child. line.” stages of the locomotive from those wlw have signed up to he “ Your line goes on and on." steam to diesel, a collector’s item Prices don’t run sky-high for this When she was organ donors should be given pronounced ’I dunno. How’s 85 or 810?” of the future.” material. We see a listing where a preference, should they ever need “ I like the 810 best.” dead, the doctor asked me if we D E AR ABBY: My son recently timetable from Atlantic and West­ a transplant. “ Right.” would consider donating her'or­ became the recipient of a kidney The Baker piece, a miniature ern. December 1877, would bring gans. as they were healthy. My The middle photo here will bring only 822, and somewhere else, a transplant. He had been a dialysis D E AR ABBY: My husband and I RTHIRN NIW INOIANO THUN NIW INOIAND textbook on the subject, (in Vo­ ” ... New Haven ...” of 1895 is 8*. husband wanted to choke the poor patient for five years and had work very hard at high-pressure TRAVEL GUIDE TRAVEL GUIDE a twinge to some north-of-Boston lume VI of the “ Antique Trader doctor for even suggesting it! Well. suffered from renal (kidney) fail­ jobs, and one of four pleasures is characters in this town. It reads: Annual,” pages 312 to 316). tell.s of “ The Time/Life Encyclopedia of Abby. I thought long and hard ure since birth. With each passing “The Pine Tree Limited speeds the first timetables appearing as Collectibles” speaks of the colorful eating out in the evening, trying to Photo by MacKendrIck about all the children who could year, the dialysis treatments be­ unwind and relax. over the Merrimac on its non-stop leaflets. Some have a map of the illustrations and the wealth of benefit from Tam my's organs, so I came more and more difficult. He Lately, more often than not, our These are railroad timetables which has an interesting cover showing run from Portland to Boston.” The routes on the back. One folded information about lines that have signed the consent form without date is July 1945. had many close calls with death, meals have been ruined by noisy, changed hands at the local stamp club different stages of the locomotive from pocket type of timetable from the vanished. The encyclopedia gives my husband’s knowledge or and the doctors were doubtful screaming, bratty kids whose The Amtrak timetable of 1975 is Erie Railway of 1872 carried an ad an address for the National Associ­ permission. last month because a member is moving whether dialysis treatment could parents have no business dragging steam to diesel. shown because the railroad spe­ for Merchant’s Gargling Oil. The ation of Timetable Collectors: 21 2 continue much longer. cialist. Stanley Baker, in his 1977 oil. the ad said, was good for 25 As of this day my husband has them to nice restaurants in the first to Florida. The Amtrak timetable of 1975 E. Robin Road. Holland, Pa. 18966. Well. Abby. we were one of the moved out of the house. He said he place. These kids are either too Herald photo by Hoche lucky ones, and my son received a can’t stand the sight of me young to understand, or too poorly kidney in time. The change in him anymore. He said I ’ 'ruined’’ our behaved to be out in public. Why do is absolutely remarkable! Today daughter’s body and our m ar­ parents bring them along? Winning ticket Cadette Girl Scouts have options from fashion to wildlife he is feeling better than he ever riage! Abby. was I wrong to put the Recently, printed on a menu in a has. and he is developing in ways Southern restaurant was this mes­ welfare of some stranger’s child Paul Young draws the winning ticket prize, a 1986 Chrysler LaBaron converti­ A r e y o u camp. went from one activity station to The weekend of May 24 and 25 we never dreamed possible. sage: ’’Please keep your children □ □ □ ahead of my husband’s wishes? aware of what F o r m ore information on another. These workshops were was the Council-sponsored Brow­ Abby. I would like to emphasize quiet and in their seats.” I wish all Friday for the Visiting Nurse and Home ble. Lewis said about $5,000 was raised Cadette Girl Cadette Girl Scouting, call Su­ The Manchester-Bolton As.socia- led by Cadettes from Troops- 658 nie W e^end at Timber Trails in I am only 21. I thought I loved how important each organ dona­ .restaurants would print that on Care of Manchester raffle at Chorches in the first fund-raiser for the visiting 4 Scouting is to­ zanne O’Brien at 522-0163. tion Weekend was May 30 through and 666. Activities included sun Tolland. Mass. Brownies arrived him. but now I don’t know if I ever tion is. and that many lives can and their menus. Motors. Lois Lewis, executive director nurses. Young is a vice president at day and the June 1 at Channel 3 Country Camp. prints. Punk Rocks, pond explora­ Saturday morning and did many knew him at all. What do you think are saved each yearthrough organ SICK OF BRATS Girl Scout □ □ □ About 115 girls from 10 about what 1 did? This is tearing transplants. I would alsoliketotell of VNA, assists. State Rep. Elsie "Biz” Connecticut Bank and Trust. many ways tion. invent-a-game, and a magic activities, including Project Ad­ that girls can Manchester-Bolton troops took act. venture. making wind chimes, and me apart. I loved Tammy as much your readers, yes — you can make DEAR SICK: Don’t blame the Swensson (R-Manchester) won the Roundup We are currently running a participate? part in activities, including a Through this wide game, the a wide game, the theme of which as her fatherdid. but she was dead, a difference. kids. They cannot know what they special volunteer service project Cadette Girl sing-along and skits. girls learned about nature and had was outdoor skills. In the wide so I gave her organs to a sickly SALLY JEAN QUILTER. have not been taught. Lois Gary for non-Scouts and Scouts who are The last skit was special. Troop child who had a chance to grow up ORANGE. CALIF Scouting is for now in grades 6 through 12. in fun at the same time. After the game, the girls learned how to seek all girls in the 658 “ elephanteers” (complete with campfire supper. Saturday even- ' shelter, find food and build fires. to be a healthy child. Was I wrong? C O NFID EN TIAL TO S.O.S. IN conjunction with community agen­ elephant ears, of course) did a ing ended with the “ Golden Ea­ Saturday night was the cookout CONFUSED DEAR READERS: To date. 12 SANTA MONICA: Please send About Town seventh, eighth cies. Girls will receive training and dance and presented leader Di­ glet,” — a movie made in 1918 and sing-a-Iong. On Sunday morn­ states have passed a law making it more information. What were the and ninth give a minimum of 25 hours of anne Stromert with roses and a about Girl Scouts. A sing-along ing each girl received a patch. DEAR CONFUSED: No. mandatory for health care profes­ circumstances? If you shoot some­ grades. service at nature centers and giant plush elephant for her was the final activity. They returned home around 1:30. Neither are you confused: you are sionals to ask the next of kin for the one. you can be jailed — or Cadettes can be involved on an New York City. museums, senior centers, child­ Anonymous to help people deal with the problems of Girls can also take part by birthday. ’’We’re going to have to After a Scouts’ Own at 8; 30 a.m. Nancy Anderson and Joan Crown thinking very clearly. If you still organs of a loved one who has just decorated, depending upon the Last call to reserve for 65th individual basis through Project care centers, local businesses and compulsive eating. build a new room for him,” she Sunday, girls packed ub and planned the event. This ^as the have doubts, please read on: expired They are: California. circumstances. Select, which offers outdoor activi­ joining a Cadette troop. Girls in the Red Cross. This is the last call to register for the 65th reunion of ties such as backpacking, canoe troops have been involved in said. Friday evening ended with an cooked breakfast. It was a Fantas­ first of three consecutive Brownie the South Manchester High School Class of 1921 at the Pinochle scores reported days, bike trips on Block Island interest projects on fashion and Contact Charlotte John.son at ice-cream cake for Stromert and tic weekend and the girls are Weekends. Colony in Vernon on June 29. The social hourwillbeat and more. Project Select also fitness, child-care, wild-life and 643-5939 or Jane Pryce during the her troop. looking forward to it again next 1 p.m. in the Connecticut Room followed by a dinner at Pinochle scores for the June 19 play at the Army and evening at 647-7706 if you wish A wide game called ” Fun With year. offers photography courses, train­ outdoor survival. Troops have also Lois Gary is a member of Husband should see a doctor 2 p.m. For more information or reservations, call Navy Club include: ing in working with the disabled, helped at town soup kitchens and more information about the volun­ Nature” took place all day Satur­ □ □ □ Manchester’s Senior Troop 2. Marjorie McMenemy. 28 Marble St.. 649-7381. Edith Albert 587. Bud Paquin 578. Martin Bakston sleep-ins at museums, and trips to worked with younger girls at teer service project. day. Girls divided into groups and D E A R D R. On the scalp, it is called dandruff. 578. Hans Benche 576. Mary Chapinan 574. Fritz GOTT: My 78- The dermatitis usually responds to Have free blood pressure check Wilkinson 571. Arnold Jensen 569. Ruth Baker 564. year-old hus­ special shampoos or cortisone Helen Bensche 562. Ann Fisher 560 and Richard band has long cream. It may disappear by itself. BOLTON — A free blood pressure screening will be Colbert 557. Whiton Library offers new books arms, and when The cause is unknown. Dermatolo­ Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. at Bolton Pharmacy, Dr. Gott gists can often help patients with sponsored by the Visiting Nurse and Home Care of he walks or sits, New books at Whiton Memorial Osier, Rankin, enemy of the state Goldberg, Morgaret Bourke-White his hand is al­ seborrhea cope more effectively Manchester Inc.. which sponsors clinics on the fourth Proffitt, The embassy house Hanson, The lov of stress Thursday of each month. For more information, call Woods’s students present music Library include the following: Romono, A generation ot wroth Herriot, James Herriot's dog stories J ways on his pe­ Peter Gott. M.D. with the ailment. Now fiction Rosten, Neighborhood tales Honlg, The New York Mets nis. This em­ 647-1481. Selected students of music instructor Kenneth E. Boor, The blind corral Sanders, The eighth commandment Hubbell, A country year barrasses me, D E AR DR. GOTT: I am allergic Woods will present a concert. ’’Musical Showcase.” Bucklev, The White House mess Tolbot, To the ends ot the earth Hudson, Night life to sulfites. How can I find out which Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary of Emanuel Butler, Gideon's wav Trevor, The news from Ireland 8, Johnson, Shootdown but he won’t tell Services give clinics Chesnev, The miser ot Mayfair other stories Kirkpatrick , A cast of killers his doctor about wines and foods contain sulfites? Lutheran Church. 60 Church St. Clork, Camping out Vernon, La Salle; Veryan, Journey Kushner, When all you've ever this dirty habit. COVENTRY — Community Health Care Services Guest artist Peter LaBombard. principal flutist of Cody, Heod cose to enchantment wanted Isn't enough DEAR READER: You will have Courter, Code Ezra West, Cousin Rosamund; Loqueur, Breaking the silence He’s been married eight times. every day? will hold office hours at the Coventry Town Hall the Manchester Symphony Orchestra, will be Crone, The legocv of Ladysmith Wilson, The touch Lenzner, The great Getty Will be harm his health from to check carefully the food you eat. Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. for blood pressure checks, featured in works of Bach and Mozart, accompanied Dailey, The Great Alone Wolloston, Mr. Thistlewood. Montgomery, herald ot the new age. Moscovltz, The rice diet report feeling himself all the time? DEAR READER: As a general Sulfite allergy can be a real throat cultures, tuberculosis tests and health by Woods. A reception will follow in Luther Hall. The D'Alpuget, Winter In Jerusalem problem for people, in part be­ Davis, Home tront Ostrlker, Stealing the language rule, sunscreens block out ultravi­ guidance. The services also will have blood pressure concert is free and open to the public. Ehrllchman, The China card New non-tlctlon Sacks, The man who mistook his wife U D E AR READER: His physical olet radiation — the portion of cause the substance is widely used clinics Thursday from 1 to 2 p.m. at Village Pharmacy Fast, Golden fire Beach, 'The United States N o w for a ha in edibles to retard spoilage. Many and on July 10 from 1 to2p.m.at Coventry Pharmacy. Ford, Ivory Bright Blume, Letters to Judy Sagan, Comet; health won’t be affected, but your sunlight that causes tanning and Enjoy bluegrass music Holley, Abiding city Berkow, Red: o biography of Red Salewicz, McCortnev, the definitive mental health may be. I suggest seems to be associated with some food processors are indicating on For more information, call the services at 228-9428. Heoly, Fighting with shadows Smith blogropohy that you take the initiative and skin cancers. Therefore, suns­ labels if sulfite has been used or Grass Roots, a bluegrass band whose members Healv, The staked goat Brodskll, Less than one Salisbury, The Long March diary added. In addition, supermarket Herbert, Man ot two worlds Broyles, Brothers In orms Schmidt, A grand strategy tor the inform your husband’s doctor of creens will not help prevent all skin Overeaters use AA principles come from Bolton. Enfield and Middletown, will play Hemingway, The garden of Eden Cosby, Fatherhood West the problem. Perhaps there is a cancers, only the types that are managers and restaurant owners a concert at the Bicentennial Band Shell at 7 p.m. Hough, The conduct ot the game Demorls, The boardwalk lungle Seuss, You're only old once physical reason why your husband sun-related. Unless you have an are becoming more willing to Overeaters Anonymous will welcome newcomers at Wednesday. The group, featuring Bill Reveley and Howard, Expensive hobits Dershowitz, Reversal ot fortune Smith, After the Revolution acknowledge when fresh food has Kaye, Death In the Andamans Dower, Wor without mercy Smith, America on wheels Herald photo by Rocha can’t leave himself alone. In any allergic reaction to the com­ 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the cafeteria-meeting room at Marilyn Toback-Reveley. does both traditional Lupica, Dead air Fenbv, The International news SpasowskI, The liberation ot one case. I believe that efforts to break pounds. it is safe to use sunscreens been treated with\he chemical. As Manchester Memorial Hospital. A speaker will start bluegrass and contemporary tunes arranged in a McBaIn, Cinderella. services Stockman, The triumph of politics N his habit would best come from a on a daily basis. far as I know, winemakers do not at 8 p.m. The group follows the principles of Alcoholics bluegrass style. McCoffrey, Nerllka's story Garcia Marquez, The story of a Stern, Where to eat In Connecticut list sulfites on their labels. Martin, The luggler shipwrecked sailor Truman, Bess W. Truman Workshop has retirement party health professional. Your husband Maspero, Cot's grin Gilbert, Shchoronskv hero ot our Valladares, Against all hope may view your constant sugges­ D EAR DR. GOTT: Since meno­ Matthee, Flela's child times Wlltord, The riddle of the dinosaur. pause. I ’ve had seborrheic derma­ tions to keep his hands above the Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on Loretta Bertrand, Edmund Zegarski and ment of Mental Retardation. The table as unjustified nagging. Let titis. I have a cortisone ream which Viruses and Cancer tells about the Patricia Lahar, from left, attend a program will offer recreational activities I use sparingly, but it helps. Will his doctor have a crack at this. latest discoveries in cancer re­ Notes this condition every disappear? retirement party in their honor Friday at such as trips to museums, theaters and search. For your copy, send 81 and Mary Cheney has new offerings the Manchester Workshop, 57 Hollister stores. This program will begin about D EAR DR. GOTT: Do suns­ DEAR READER: Seborrheic your name and address to P.O. Box creens really help prevent skin dermatitis is a common, trouble­ 2597, Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure Kevin Edwards commissioned ^ Smith ends Fort Jackson course New books at the Mary Cheney Rooke — A bolt of white cloth times, and legend ot Janis Joplin St. The three workshop retirees will be Aug. 1. At the same time, the workshop Rinaldi — Time enough for drums Fobozzl — Smarter money: on cancer? Is it OK to use a sunscreen some. chronic skin inflammation. to mention the title. Second Lt. Kevin W. Edwards has completed U.S. Army National Guard Private Kristine L. Library include the following; Stephens — The proud heort Investment game plan tor those who among the first participants in a new will open a M A R C bakery outlet on precommissioning training at the U.S. Air Force Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith of Fiction Trevathon — Shoot-out mode It and wont to keep It program developed by the state Depart­ Route 30 in Vernon. Angadl — The governess Woyne — Texas feud Fenbv — The International news Officer Training School at Lackland Air Force Base. 347 Hinkelmae Drive. Coventry, has completed basic Bangert — Nurse Katie's rival WInsor — Robert and Arabella services Texas. training at Fort Jackson. S.C. She is a 1985 Coventry Bremkamp — Merarl: the waman Wollaston — Mr. Thistlewood Gilman — Jewish self-hatred; anti- What cleans an old playpen? Edwards, a former Manchester resident, is the son High School graduate. who challenged Queen Jezebel and the Zelava — Bluegrass nurse Semitism and the hidden lonouoge of Pagan gods of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Edwards of Vernon. He the Jews 1990s car buying by touch videos Butterworth — The lore of sweet Nonfiction Gunther — How to get lucky DEAR could become caught in la r ^ r enlisted in the Air Force for eight years in January. death Adorns — Ansel Adams, an Heerwogen — Self-directed IRAs for mesh, leaving the baby hanging KurowskI completes basic Dalton — Winds of destiny autobiography the active Investor DAYTON, Ohio (A P ) - Car dealers. port terminals, shopping mallsand POLLY: I Ferrars — I met murder Aho — Trade talks, Americo better and possibly strangling. Hitchcock — Country New England buyers in the 1990s may be able to It says dealerships will use these other high-traffic areas to avoid bought a used U.S. Arm y Reserve Private 1st Class John P. Ferries — The gate river: a novel listen Inns Rivera graduates at Lackland Gardner — A love legend Beard — Butch Beard's Basic basket­ interactive video systems in air­ the high costs of car lots. playpen. It has Beware of net playpens with Kurowski, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kurowksi of 51 Johanson — Cocaine, a new choose the models and options they Gavin — The last film of Em ile Vico ball: the complete player wapt by touching a video screen netting around P o in te rs sides that collapse down toward U.S. Airman Miriam R. Rivera, daughter of Mr. and Scott Drive, has completed basic training at Fort Gray — Look back on murder Brown — Velazauez, painter and epidemic it which is very the floor. If the sides accidentally Greer — Time loves a hero courtier Lund — Keeping Americo at work and seeing their selections dis­ Mrs. Josue Rivera of Manchester, has graduated Leonard Wood. Mo. He is a 1978 East Catholic High National Museum ot American Art—* musty smel­ collapse, a baby could become from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Hursch — Tides of love Chrlsman — Dreaming In the dust: played in action computer gra­ School graduate. Koontz — Strangers restoring an old house Treasures from the Notional Museum ling. I have Polly Fisher caught in the mesh side. A better Base. Texas. She is a 1982 Manchester High School Krantz — I'll take Manhattan Colloquium on crime: eleven re- of American Art phics and video footage. washed it with choice would be a pen with sides graduate. ■* Lupton — Perllaus kisses newned mystery writers discuss their Seekers ond saviors — Time-Life dishwashing that fold together vertically, or one Trzaskos In West Germany Maitland — Virgin terrirotv; a novel work Books That’s the forecast from R ey­ — Masters — Hammertawn tales Critchfleld — Those doys: an Ameri­ Tyler — Electrical construction nolds and Reynolds Co., a supplier soap, rinsed it with special safety features that U.S. Arm y Pvt. Morgan V. Trzaskos, son of Frank Osbarne — Secret of Brockenwood can album estimator, 1985-84 Madewell finishes basic training of computer systems for car with vinegar prevent accidental collapsing. V. Trzaskos of 449 N. School Road. (Coventry, and Rhodes — Clutching shodows Dalton — Piece ot m y heart: the life. W alls — Vietnam ten years after and have had it I ’m sending you a copy of my U.S. Army Private Sandra G. Madewell, daughter Kathleen Trzaskos of West Hartford, has arrived for sitting outside for several days. rinsing thoroughly with clear newsletter “Childproofing Your of Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Madewell of 71 Irving'St.. duty with the 11th Signal Battalion. West Germany. Nothing seems to do any good. water. Home” which has safety standards has completed basic training at Fort Jackson. S.C. He is a food service specialist. 2 What is your suggestion? for. other items of baby equipment Births ROSE Also, when you let it air outside, such as cribs, car seats, high be sure it’s sitting in bright chairs, strollers and others, as well sunshine. D E AR ROSE: Try a bleach as safety tips to use all around the East Catholic presents awards Andreini, David Potter, son of Rplllnson, Benjamin Earle, son water solution on the netting. Whenever you get used baby house, advice on poison first aid John M. and Pamela (Kent) of David and Laura (Tierney) and a list of common household Chlorine bleach is excellent for equipment, it’s a good idea to East Catholic High School ho­ First honors Andreini of West Hartford, was Rollinson of 55 Union Place, was poisons, and guidelines for pre­ Holy Cross Book Aword: Kothryn destroying mildew and mold and is check it against safety standards nored several students with spe­ Seniors: Deirdre Atllnson, Amoree Demarco. bom May 14 at Hartford Hospital. bora June 7 at Manchester Memor­ venting choking on small objects. Ansaldl, Carolyn Black, Catherine Dartmouth Book Award: Michelle very helpful for eliminating odors for newly manufactured equip­ cial awards recently. His paternal grandparents are Mr. ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ Others who would like this issue Burke, Christina Cacace, Margaret Laplaca. Graduates from these problems. Rinse tho­ ment to be sure it’s safe for your The following students qualified Catfrey, Denise Chicolne, Karen Principal's Award for Scholarship and Mrs. Geno J. Andreini of parents are Mr. and Mrs. James should send 81 for each copy to roughly with clear water after baby. A mesh-sided playpen must for the Honors E award at East Cramble, Kevin Gallahue, James and Citizenship: Deirdre Boudreau, Brewster, Mass, former Manches­ Tierney of I24A Highland St. The and Parents 4 washing with the bleach solution. have holes in the netting no larger Polly’s Pointers, in care of the Kasprzak, Paul Lantlerl, Lori Lesper- Michael Byrne, Dawn DImock, Kurt ter residents. The maternal grand­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Catholic High School based on ance, Tanya Lopatka, Marie Luby, Fllosa, Patricia Lamy, Elizabeth Mad­ Another good odor remover is than one-quarter of an inch. Mesh Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 1216, their academic record for 1985-86. Brian Lynch, Sheryl Milne, Elizabeth den, Lori Pelletier, Kevin RIscassIt, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mrs. Earle Rollinson of 40 Foley St. hair shampoo. Work up a lather of larger than this can be used by a Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure to Murphy, Kathy Nalan, Robert Nord- Michael Stapleton. H. Kent of Sagamore Beach, Mass. The baby has a biother, Chris­ Full Length Professional Honors with Distinction is lund, Terese-Marle Palko, James Pow­ ONLY a little shampoo and water and climbing baby for toeholds. In include the title. Bay Path Junior College Business topher, 20 months. awarded to students who have ers, William Revellese, Andrea Ryan, Award: Jill Knight. Bonaccorsl, Adam Joseph, son of wash the netting with that, again addition, if the baby fails, a button POLLY maintained an average of 90, with Victor Serrambona, Kristo Stearns, Briarwood Book Award: Rachel Videotapes of the 1986 DSC n Karen Vaughn, Roland Veglard, Victo­ Richard J. and Rachael (Winter) no mark below 85 for two consecu­ Begin. Peiow, Kyle Mlchaal, son of 1999 ria Zenick. Girls State Delegate: Nancy Sulick. Bonaccorsi of 248 Goose Lane. Steven R. and Maria E: (Fierra- tive semesters in the same school Junlars; Kathleen Adams, Edward Boys Stote Delegate: Thomas Coventry, was bora June 5 at MHS graduation e m r a n i r o n ? year. Baida, Cynthia Barnes, Judith Burns, Chlupsa. vanti) Petow of 395 Woodland St., Michael Byrne, Brian Connor, Mi­ Junior Science and Humanities Sym­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. was bora June 10 at Manchester Thoughts chelle Curtis, Mory Daly, Kathryn posium: M oryann P. Claffey. The maternal grandparents are First Honors is awarded to Demarco, Julie Elio, Kathleen Fisher, Memorial Hospital. The maternal students who have maintained an Stephen GrabskI, Bryan Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Winter of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. For more information contact: Grief is a series of postponed experience severe difficulty trying who created you. Fear not, for 1 average of 85 with no mark below Kristen Gunther, Lynn Hebert, Scott 54 Llynwood Drive. Bolton. The Rocco Fierravanti of Glastonbury. Jensen, Kathryn La Fontana, Michelle paternal grandparents are Mr. and f feelings stretched over a period of to surrender to the reality of death. have redeemed you; I have called 80 for I wo consecutive semesters in La Placa, Stacey Le Brun, Richard The paternal grandparents are SPECTRUM AV ASSOCIATES time. Memories of the past bring They begin living in morbid grief, you by name; you are mine. When the same school year. The students Lee, Crolyn Lemaire, Elizabeth Mad­ Mrs. Joseph Eionaccorsi of Hart­ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Petow of sorrow and grief: sometimes guilt cutting themselves off from new you pass through the waters I will who have qualified for this award den, Heather Matthews, Michele ford. The baby has a sister, Leah Newington. *rhe baby has two Masca, Elly Price, Michael Proteou, Rae Bonaccorsi. 2. 646-6966 and resentments. possibilities to grow, believing that be with ypu; and through the are: Amy Soucy, Susan Trocclola. brothers. Brian. 2. and Andrew Sophomores: Jacqueline Anlnger, Grief sets in when one under­ it would be wrong for them to seek rivers, they shall not overwhelm Honors with distinction McCall, Michael Alan, son of Dionne. 16. or The High School Office new expression for living, or new Robert Boucher, Deborah Dower, Roy stands that everything is final, that you; when you walk through fire Seniors: Joel CIszewskI, Michelle Engler, Daniel Fouquette, Kathleen Alan H. and Annette (Chodan) relationships to people and tasks. you shall not be burned, and the Freemer. Christo Jankowski, Kevin there is^no turning back, no Madden, Gerard Murohv, Michael Gillespie, Isabelle Godbout, Douglas McCall of 56 Irving St., was bora Grief involves the whole being. flames shall not consume you. For Hickey, Thomas Leahy, Jean Lynch, WINDSOR LOCKS VERNON :i;; ni opportunity to restructure what O’Louohlln, Paul Roy, Georoe St. Patrick Lyons, Robert McNamee, June 5 at Manchester Memorial In love. God reaches to the depths I am the Lord your God. your Georges, Kyle Smith. Hospital. The maternal grand­ EMERGENCY has been. Juniors; James Fallon, Eric Griffith, Elisa Mis, Nancy Parlsl, Michael 623-6982 of human emotion to heal our Savior.” Anne Harkins, Jennifer Tauras, Ka­ PetruccI, Robert Poole, Dayld Price, mother is Mrs. Michael Chodan of Fire — Police — Medical If grief continues over an ex­ hurts. God knows that grief is Isaiah 43:1-3 Jo-Marle Rued, Richard Simmons, thryn Wuschner. Christopher Urlono, Craig Wllzke. Briiigeport. The paternal grand­ ASSCCIATES tended period of time, it cripples. necessary for healing. God’s child­ Saphomores: Matthew DembIckI, IN SERVICE 1*^ Dawn Dlstefano, Steven Karlsan, Yale Book Aword: Suson Trocclola. mother is Mrs. Edward H. McCall DIAL 911 Some people seem to stop living. ren grieve, and Jesus says, ’’Donot Newell H. Cnrtls Jr. Dawn McCouley, Susan Murphy, Su­ Harvard Book Award: Kathryn Jr. of Lebanon. The baby has a In Manchester Fimnrir Their investment in the one who LaFontano. NOT #1 IN PRICE be afraid.” Center Congregational Church san O’Neill, David Rusezvk, Luke Rensselaer Medal: Kathryn sister. Cardline. 3>A. has died is so strong that they ’’But now ttnis|ays. the Lord, he Manchester Zahner. Wuschner. .

N 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 24, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, June 24. 19»6 - 15 Tuesday TV SPORTS 5:00PM [ESPN] FisM n’ Hole (60 min.) [H B O ] remits: Wimbledon *86 <2 hrs., TO min.) Tape Delayed. [TM C ] MOVIE: RMnestone' (CC) An established country singer bets that she MOONLIOHTINQ can turn a loudmouthed l ^ w York City cab driver into a convincing country entertainer in just tw o weeks' time Sylvester Stal- Maddie (Cybill Shepherd) and lorie, Dolly Parton, Richard Farnsworth. David are led into dangerous 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. International Intrigue when 6:00PM (D CD ® di) (9) News they become involved with a CD Three's Company collection agency, and find a GD Hart to Hart debtor who has cashed in his (S) Gimme a Break chips — permanently — on 01) Knot's Landing A B C's "Moonlighting." airing SO) Bosom Buddies TUESDAY, JUNE 24. ■ W SD Doctor Who dS) Quincy CHECK LISTIN08 FOR EXACT TIME ® ) Reporter 41 © laaeConHKitog , © ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour (D) Bewitched [DIS] MOVIE: The Invisibla Boy’ A Super-computer goes berserk and tries to control the world. Richard Ever, Philip A b ­ bot. Robby the Robot. 1957. Rated G. (41) Novela: IVIuchachita 1 2:30AM CD comedy Tonight [C N N ] Larry King Live [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook (0D Uncle Floyd J I T . [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Flamingo Kid' [D IS] Disney's Return to Treasure Is­ ® Late N ight w ith David Letterman V i ICC) A plumber's son discovers the world land Long John Sliver and Jim Hawkins are Tonight's guests are Olympic gymnast joLv reunited after a ten year separation. (60 of the rich when he spends the summer as Mitch Gaylord and Bill Dana. (60 min.) In V a cabana boy at a Long Island Country min.) Stereo. Club. Matt Dillon, Richard Crenna, Hector [ESPN] AW A Wreatling (2 hrs ) ^ Alfred 'Hitchcock Presents Elizondo. 1984 Rated PG-13. M [TM C ] MOVIE: F-LS T.' A labor organ­ (E ) More Real People [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express izer rises to power and corruption Sylves­ I ter Stallone. Rod Steiger, Melinda Dillon. 01) Gene Scott 6:30PM CD One Day at a Tim ^ 1978. Rated PG. [U S A ] That Girt UPI photo 01) Benson 9:30PM 01) Que Nos Pasa 1:00AM CD Naked City ® Hogan's Heroes 10:00PM CD Equalizer McCall helps a CD Headline Chasers (g) (E) NBC Nightly News The Yankees had their way at Fenway Hassey holds on to the ball in the fourth college student terrorized by robbers, and (X) Joe Franklin Show Nightly Business Report a killer pins his crime on the Equalizer (60 0D Comedy Break Park Monday night. Above, Bosox’ inning. At right, Dave Winfield congrat­ ® ABC News min.) (R). 0D Comedy Tonight Dwight Evans is called out by umpire ulates Mike Pagliarulo after his two-run 01) Noticiero SIN CD CD N e w s [C N N ] Crossfire Larry Young as Yanks’ catcher Ron 01) Harper Valley CD 0$ Spenser: For Hire (CC) Spenser homer in the second. and Susan face Susan's pregnancy, while [D IS] Scheme of Things [C N N ] Showbiz Today Spenser must deal with two youngsters [HBO] MOVIE: Blood Simple' (CC) A [ESPN] Revco's World Class Women left homeless after he killed their father in jealous husband hires a seedy private eye (R). self-defense (60 min.) (R) to murder his estranged wife and her lover. M. Emmet Walsh, Dan Hedaya, John Getz. C B S N e w s 01) Independent Network News 7:00PM CD 1984 Rated R CD @ ) ® M*A'S*H (H) The Untouchables Yankees exact revenge on host Red Sox [U SA] Prime Time Wrestling (2 hrs.) CD A B C N e w s Harry O (R| CD 00) S100.000 Pyramid ( P 1986 1:15AM ® MOVIE: 'Cleopatra Bv United Press International Pagliarulo. who collected three rulo was the only Yankee not to out fast tonight after what they did New York right-hander Brian night." Boyd said. "I thought it 0D Independent Network News 0 $ A dam Sm ith in the N e w China: From Jon es' A woman works as a special agent Marx to Mastercard? This on-location hits, including a two-nin home run reach first on a walk to us in our park," New York’s Don Fisher improved to 4-3 by allowing was just me but after I left they just Fugitive m the fight against drug traffic. Tamara survey of the trend toward free enterprise Dobson, Shelley Winters, Bernie Casey BOSTON - The New York and a pair of doubles. Mattingly said. no runs and just one hit through 3 continued to hit the ball around the ® Wheel of Fortune "It's always a little extra special features conversations with a factory man­ 1973. Yankees enjoyed their merry-go- "This was one of my best days." Reflecting on Monday’s loss, 1-3 innings of relief. field. 0$ MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour ager. a farmer, the owner of a fast-food to beat a competitor like Boyd who stand and the mayor of Shanghai (60 min ) 1 :30AM 0D independent Network round ride at Fenway Park Mon­ said the Yankee third baseman, Boston skipper John McNamara "I really struggled with my (@) Newlywed Game really bears down on you,” Paglia­ New York put the game away (R). N e w s day night, dizzying the Boston Red who grew up a Red Sox fan in the said the team did not play clutch control. It was frustrating because 01) Novela: Cristal (60 mm ) /J rulo said. with four runs in the seventh ^ Odd Couple [C N N ] Newsnight Update Sox in an 11-3 rout and showcasing nearby Boston suburb. "You baseball. inning. Dave Winfield. 2-for-27 I was in a groove for a while” Nightly Business Report 0 D M ujer Historias reales sobre situa- [ESPN ] John Fox Outdoors (R) the local kid on their lead horse. dream about these days when you It was the first Yankee victory “ We just didn’t get the outs in the entering the game, hit a two-run 01) Matt Houston ciones en la vida de las mujeres Pagliarulo followed with a run- [TMC] MOVIE: 'Alphabet City’ A young New York pounded three Boston are little." over the AL East-leading Red Sox clutch situation." Boston manager single with the bases loaded off [C N N ] Moneyline scoring ground rule double to 0B Heritage: Civilization and the Jews: hood balks when he's ordered to set fire to pitchers for a season high 19 hits in Pagliarulo lined his 16th homer, this season. Boston swept three John McNamara said. "Dennis reliever Mike Trujillo to give the A People is Bom (CC) Judaism is born m the tenement his parents live in. Vincent [ESPN ] SportsCenter the opener of a three-game series a two-run shot off Boston starter games from the Yankees in New was inconsistent and they hit the Yankees a 9-3 lead. make it 10-3 and moved Winfield to the ancient civilizations of Egypt and Me­ Spano, Kate Vernon, Michael Winslow. third. Butch Wynegar hit a sacri­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Return of Martin sopotamia (60 mm ) 1984 Rated R and handed the offensive reins to and loser Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd. York last week. balls he got up We just didn’t get Guerre' (Dubbed) A young husband, Medford, Mass, product Mike 9-.';. in the second inning. Paglia­ “It was important, for us to get the outs when we needed them” “ They were aggressive to­ fice flv to score Winfield. mysteriously absent for a number of years, 01) Star Games (60 mm ) 1:55AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : Love Herald photo by Rocha returns to reclaim his wife and family pro­ [CN N ] CNN Evening News Scenes' A shapely movie star's marriage perty Gerard Depardieu. Nathalie Baye, [D IS ] The Gold Bug Captain Kidd's bur­ IS jeopardized when her husband produces Roger Planchon 1981 Cetebrate Manchester ied treasure and tw o strangers add up to a skin flick Tiffany Boland, Britt Ekland, [U SA ] Radio 1990 suspense and adventure for a young boy Julie Newmar. Rated R. (60 mm ) m o v i e : 'Blue Sunshine' Expos nip Mets in 10th 7:30PM CD p m M agazine 2:00AM CD Celebrate Manchester T-shirts are celebration at Manchester Community [HBO] Philip Martowe, Private Eye: A man falsely accused of murdering three CD All in the Family Finger M an (C C ) Marlowe is on the lam women sets out to find the real killer. Zal­ modeled by, from left. Heather Nelson, College. Shirts will be sold before the CD Wheel of Fortune when he becomes a prime suspect in the man King, Deborah Winters, Mark God­ Jim Colletti, Kristin Rohrbach and 4th at Manchester State Bank Wednes­ CD Major League Baseball: New York death of a city official. (60 mm.) dard. 1976. day and Thursday from noon to 1 p.m., Mats at Montreal (2 hrs., 30 min.) [ U S A ] Dick Cavett (R). CD MOVIE: 'Brighty of the Grand Can­ Debbie Schwarz. Proceeds from the 0D ® (M) Major League Baseball: New yon' A burro's adventures lead him to sale of the T-shirts will help defray Saturday from 9 a m. to 1 p.m. and July 1 1 0:1 5PM [M AX] MOVIE: The Wild York Yankees at Boston (2 hrs . 30 min.) perilous encounters with mountain lions, for third straight win Life* (CC) Tw o teenage co-workers move the Colorado River and a murderer. Joseph expenses of the July 4 fireworks to 3 from noon to 1 p.m. S8) Major League Baseball: Montreal at in together to pursue what they think is Cotten, Pat Conway. Jiggs. 1967. New York Mets (2 hrs . 30 min.) important---drugs. sex, and rock and roll. 0D MOVIE: 'Long Day's Journey into Jeopardy Christopher Penn, Lea Thompson, Eric Bv United Press International get in a groove or a rhythm all on a flyball by Fitzgerald. Galar­ Stolz. 1984 Rated R. Night' Eugene O'Neill's play depicts a tur­ J ® ) Price Is Right bulent New England family and its struggle night but I'm sure things will get raga then delivered his first game­ © Wild, Wild World of Animals 1 0 :3 0 P M (D Bums & Allen between love and hate, guilt and pride. College Notes better” winning RBI of the season. 0 D N e w s Katherine Hepburn. Ralph Richardson. Ja ­ NEW YORK — Montreal man­ [C N N ] Crossfire son Robards, Jr 1962 ,, Tim Burke. 5-2. the third Mont­ (M) Dick Van Dyke ager Buck Rodgers knows his Montreal took a 1-0 lead in the [D IS] Mousterpiece Theater [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook (R) real pitcher, went two innings for [ESPN] Michelle Mouton Explains 01) Novela: Amo y Senor Bryant graduates area residents Gussak earns computer degree second-place Expos cannot make first when Mitch Webster walked, the victory. Rally Racing 2:30AM [C N N ] sports Latenight stole second, advanced to third on 11:00PM ffi ® (g) ® ® Newt Several area residents graduated with bachelor's Andrea P. Gussak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David up nine games on the New York [H BO ] Tennis: Wimbledon Highlights [ESPN ] SportsCenter a flyball and scored on Wayne The Mets had tied the score 4-4 CD @ M*A*S*H degrees in business administration from Bryant Gussak of Wyneding Hill Road, received a bachelor's Mets all at once. Tape Delayed. 2:35AM CD CBS News Nightwatch with a three-run fifth. Howard CD Bizarre College. Smithfield, R.I. recently. The graduates and Krenchicki’s single. [U S A ] Wild World of Animals Joined in Progress degree in computer science at Simmons College in "We have a plan” Rodgers said. Johnson, playing his first game 01) Odd Couple their concentrations include: Boston recently. At Simmons, she was treasurer of the “ When he walked Webster, 1 [H B O ] m o v i e : Lost in "We hope to nibble away at the 8:00PM ® Sim on & Sim on Rick and 0D Avengers 2:45AM Riva Clark, of 26 Still Field Road, finance. since coming off the 21-day dis­ A .J. spend time at a children's summer Am erica' (C C ) A disillusioned young cou­ Computer Science Liaison, vice president of her Mets in the next 50 games and if went out to him and said 'Be (E) Wild, Wild West ple decides to escape the rat race and re­ Karen Cosgruve of II Gerard St., accounting. residence hall and a resident adviser. She is a abled list, hit his second consecu­ camp m an effort to shut down a burglary we're five games back on Sep­ yourself. Doc.’” Mels catcher m ring. (60 mm.) (R) 04) Doctor Who discover America. Albert Brooks. Julie Jacqueline Enderlin of 76 Park St., marketing. tive home run. Kevin Mitchell graduate of Manchester High School. Gary Carter said. “ There's no­ CD PM Magazine 01) 24 Horas Hagerty. Garry Marshall 1985. Rated R Charles Ferguson of II Converse Road. Bolton, tember 1st. then you can say singled to short and Gooden thing wrong with him. He’s 21 C D @ ) W h o 's the Boss? (C C ) Angela and ® ) S C T V 3:00AM [C N N ] News Overnight accounting. there’s a race going on” walked. After Len Dykstra sacri­ Linda Weiss earns B.A. degree years old. Some of this may Tony clash over the pre-arranged marriage 01) Abbott and Costello [ES P N ] Karatemania; The Battle of At­ Pal Legault of 22 Lenox St., marketing. Rookie Andres Galarraga hit an ficed, Mitchell scored on an infield of Ton y's beautiful cousin from Italy (R) lanta Part 1 (2 hrs ) (R) mature him. Things arc just not [C N N ] Moneyline Thomas Machuga of 55 Hamilton Drive, Linda J. Weiss, 323 Spring St., has earned a RBI single in the 10th inning out by Wally Backman and Gooden 08) A -T e a m When Hannibal is asked [ T M C ] M O V IE : Porky's' (C C ) Lustful accounting. going exactly perfect for him as to audition for a role on a childrens' televi­ [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet bachelor’s degree in psychology at Skidmore College Monday night to lift Montreal a 5-4 scored on a’wild pitch. high school boys try to crash the local Robert Roscoe of 61 Watrous Road. Bolton, they did in the past” sion show, he discovers a plot to kill the [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour bawdy house Dan Monahan. Mark Herner, at recent commencement ceremonies at the college in victory, its third straight triumph show's star (60 mm ) (R) computer information systems. « [H BO ] Not Necessarily the News This Scott Colomby 1981 Rated R Saratoga Springs. N Y. Montreal catcher Mike Fitzge­ In the second, the Expos made it Susan Thompson of 42 Hawthorne St.. man agement. over the Mets. ($4) (5?) Nova: Th e Clim ate Crisis (C C ) comedy series presents sketches, news [U S A ] Best of the Superfest (R). rald. who had two hits and two 2-o’on a double by Wright and a The greenhouse effect' on the earth's sur­ and film footage satirizing current events Lisa St.Laurent of 602 Wetherell St., accounting “ We’ve taken three out of four." single by Fitzgerald. 3:30AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : "The W ild face and the lower layers of atmosphere is [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock RBI. saw a technical problem with examined (60 mm ) (R) Life* (CC) Tw o teenage co-workers move Harpin on student congress Montreal shortstop and former in together to pursue what they think is Gooden’s pitching. New York pulled within 2-1 in the 0 ] D Novela: El Engano (60 min ) 1 1 :30PM (D Mission: Impossible Met Hubie Brooks said "We'd like im portant--drugs. sex, and rock and roll Lemelin named to dean’s list "There’s nothing really wrong second when Johnson hit a 420-foot CD 0§) ABC News Nightline Deborah Harpin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey to keep beating them and hope the 01) MOVIE: 'Billy:oPortrait of a Street Christopher Penn. Lea Thompson, Eric Joy C. Lemelin of 41 Teresa Road, has been named Harpin. 8 Shady Lane. Bolton, was elected secretary with him. but right now he does not homer to center field. ’ Kid' A ghetto kid tries desperately to (X) MOVIE: 'Something Evil' A couple Stolz. 1984 Rated R other teams can beat them a bit. I make a better life for himself through edu­ with two children move into an old farm­ to the dean’s list al the University of Connecticut. She of the executive board for student congress at Notre have a consistent point of release Gat Sm art don't think they can keep playing The Expos scored twice in the cation LeVar Burton. Tina Andrews. Mi­ house filled with evil Sandy Dennis. Ralph A:00AM CD is in the School of Engineering. She is the daughter of Dame College in Manchester. N.H. for the ball," Fitzgerald said chael Constantine 1977 Bellamy. Darren McGavm 1971 CD Joe Franklin Sfiow .700 baseball. They will level off, third. Hubie Brooks reached on an Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Lemelin. "That’s why he has a control [CN N ] Prime News 01) The Honeynrooners [C N N ] Larry King Overnight and they have already to a error and Tim Wallach walked. UPI photo problem” [DIS] Swamp Fox (60 mm ) (E) ^ Tonight Show Tonight's guests [USA] MOVIE: The Mighty Bamum' degree” Winningham sacrificed and The life story of P T Barnum is portrayed [ES P N ] Roller Derby (60 min ) (R) are Joe Garagiola, Anthony Perkins-and Bentley honors Ambach Haberern completes course Paul Provenza (60 mm.) In Stereo Adolphe Menjou. Wallace Beery. Virginia Mets ace Dwight Gooden surren­ Herm Winningham led off the reached on an error by third [HBO] MOVIE: 'Conan the Destroyer' Bruce 1934 Kathleen Ambach has been named to the dean's list Jennifer Haberern received a bachelor's degree The missing faces in this play at third cornerman Howard Johnson, holding dered four runs in eight innings Montreal 10th with a single to right baseman Johnson. One out later. (CC) Tricked by a wicked queen, Conan (E) Hogan's Heroes must face countless obstacles in order to 02) N e w s 4:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: The Final for the spring semester at Bentley College, Waltham. from Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley. Mass,, base include umpire Harry Wendelstedt, the ball. Krenchicki was safe and went and did not figure in the decision. off loser Jesse Orosco, 3-4. Win­ Fitzgerald lifted a sacrifice fly and Option' A radical anti-nuclear group takes where she majored in German studies and politics. stop her evil magic Arnold Schwarzeneg­ 01) McHale's Navy Mass., where she has completed her freshman year. signaling the call. Expos’ runner Wayne on to score. "Things will get better. I ’m sure ningham was sacrificed to second pitcher Floyd Youmans singled ger. Grace Jones. Wilt Chamberlain. 1984 over the American Embassy in London Ri­ She is the daughter of Linda and John Haberern Jr. of [C N N ] Sports Tonight She is majoring in business communication and is the of that.” Gooden said. “ I could not by George Wright and went lothird home a run. Rated PG ,, chard Widmark. Judy Davis, Lewis Collins. Manchester. Krenchicki, taking the fall, and Mets’ hot 1982 Rated R daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ambach of 43 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Karate Kid' (CC) When [D I S ] M O V IE : A g en t 0 0 8 3/4' A British spy, working in a Czechoslavakian glass Cornwall Drive. a teenager is bullied, a Japanese handy­ 4:45AM [TMC] m o v i e : f i s t ■ a man teaches him about self-confidence works, falls in love with the daughter of the • labor organizer rises to power and corrup­ and karate Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki Mor- chief nf the Czech counter espionage ser­ tion Sylvester Stallone. Rod Steiger, Mel­ Harvey has high marks Fairfield gives degrees ita. Elisabeth Shue 1984 vice. Dirk Bogarde. Sylva Koscma, Robert inda Dillon 1978 Rated PG Morley. 1965 [U S A ] MOVIE: M Station: Hawaii' The Margaret Lynne Harvey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fairfield University recently conferred bachelor of Prize list for M CC Relays Is better than ever U S government initiates a search for a [ESPN ] SportsCenter James Donald Harvey of 19 Grove St., was named to arts degrees on five Manchester residents. They are: Soviet submarine which has mysteriously [H B O ] Tennis: Wimbledon Highlights the dean's list with distinction for the 1985-1986 Cheryl L. Bassett. Robert W. Cowley, Kathryn A. disappeared off the coast of Hawaii Jared Tape Delayed Whoopi vehicle along word that Ted Williams’ life will be filmed letter from Mr. (Tom) Kelley, my Manchester High Martin, Jo Ann Harris; Andrew Duggan academic year at Duke University. Durham. N.C. King, Marcie A. Varesio and Michael White. Two lucky entrants in this weekend’s 11th annual [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Rhinestone' (CC) An coach, that I coached at third base for him. Majlinger 1980 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Whoopi New England Relays will be the recipients of shortly in Hollywood and the tentative title is established country singer bets that she "Hitter,” a most appropriate name for baseball’s said O.K.. and I was his third base coach for four 8:30PM CD Columbo: Double Shock can turn a loudmouthed New York City cab Goldberg, nominated this year for all-expense paid trips to Hawaii, thanks to coopera­ driver into a convincing country entertainer greatest batsman. years,” Diana has umped for 24 years and just G ro w in g Pains (C C ) Mike lands in an Oscar for her performance in tion with Connecticut Travel Services, which boasts a CD 0$ in just two weeks' time Sylvester Stal­ Otto Graham, former quarterback great with the completed his 30th year in education. 17 as a teacher hot water when he disobeys his parents "The Color Purple.” will star in the Manchester office at the Parkade. Herald Angle lone, Dolly Parton. Richard Farnsworth Cinema and the last 13 as principal at Nathan Hale School in and takes a ride on a dirt bike (R) Warner Bros comedy "Burglar.” Cleveland Browns, and director of athletics at the 1984 Rated PG. In Stereo One winner will be selected each day — Saturday Earl Yost Coast Guard Academy in New London is now residing Manchester. 9:00PM CD Magnum, P.l. (60 min ) which begins production next 11:35PM CD Entertainment Tonight during the track and field events al Manchester in Sarasota. He’s also part owner of the Forest Lakes (R) E T visits Aretha Franklin on location m De­ month HARTFORD Monsfleld — The Karate Kid Port II York (Riotdork — Polteroelstll-The Sports Editor Emeritus Cbisina CItv — Salvador (R) 1, 3:40, (PG) with Quicksilver (PG) at d o rk - other Side (PG03) with D?«jrn Ldue? High’s Wigren Track and the 10-kilomeler race Country Club in the Sarasota and is a low handicap CD 0S Moonlighting (CC) Maddie and troit for her upcoming special, "Aretha". Goldberg will play the serious- Row Deal (R) with Escape From New (R) of dork ureom uoiyer ■ David take jobs with a collection agency 7:10,9:40. — A Room With o View 1:45, Sunday — via a random draw at the awards ceremony golfer. In Stereo minded owner of a bookstore who 4:20, 7:30,9:55. -r- Bliss (R ) 1:15, 4:10,7, and uncover an assassination plot (60 9:15. — Smooth Talk 2, 4, 7:20, 9:30. each day. Winning effort mm ) (R) 1 1:55PM [H BO ] Bob Dylan in Con­ is framed for a murder along with cert Dylan performs songs that shaped a her pet-groomer pal played by EAST HARTFORD The prize list for the attractive two-day. 74-event 08) 01) Hunter Hunter and McCall race to Pam Cunningham did herself proud last week when generation with back-up from Tom Petty EOilwoed Fob A Cinema — The locate a psychotic bomb exp>en who is be­ Bobcat Goldthwait. Goldthwait isa promotion is better than ever, topped by the Hawaii she captured the first flight championship in the and the Heartbreakers before an Australian Money Pit (P G ) 7:30. hind a series of explosions (60 mm ) (R), In Honest Game? audience (65 min.) standup comedian best known for Poor Richordt Pub A Cinema — trips. Connecticut Women’s Golf Association Tournament Stereo his relies in the "Police Academy” Sweet Liberty (P G ) 7:30, 9:30. at the Tumble Brook Country Club in Bloomfield. The [M A X ] MOVIE: Into the Night' (CC) A Top performers in the Men’s and Women’s Open Baseball’s high brass claim the sport is a honest 0 ^ 07) Fromline: What About Mom and Showcase Cinemas 1-9— Poltergeist hopeless insomniac finds himself suddenly films. game but it will never be on a major league level as local standout defeated Jean Marriott of Black Hall in Dad? (C C ) The financial and emotional II: The Other Side (PG-13) 1:25, 3:15, Divisions Saturday will each receive a color television thrown into a deadly adventure of interna­ Select members problems of caring for an older relative are Hugh Wilson will direct the 5:10,7:25,9:25,11:20. — The Karate Kid long as umpires called the automatic out at second Old Lyme by a 2 and 1 margin. tional intrigue when he falls for a beautiful set, plus a pair of running shoes. Second best will be explored (60 mm ) (R) movie for producers Kevin McCor­ Port II (P G ) 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7;20,9:40,— base on forceplay situations. The rule book contends Karen Parciak-Karen. like Pam Cunningham, one but dangerous girl. Jeff Goldblum. Michelle Row Deal (R ) 1:10,3:15,5:20,7:50,10.— i»rc awarded a warm-up suit with an attractive shoulder When Will Clarke and Christie McCormick are Pfeiffer. David Bowie 1984. Rated R mick and Michael Hirsh The film Cobro (R ) 1:30, 3:20, 5:20, 7:45, 10. — L 3 n n bag for third best. In addition. 60 merchandise awards inducted into Manchester’s Sports Hall of Fame in that the player in possession of the ball must tag the of the leading women golfer.s playing out of the is based on the Lawrence Block Top Gun (P G ) 12:35, 2:50, 4:55, 7;15, base before the base runner but the men in blue call a Manchester Country Club, reached the second flight Dynasty Beat Italian 198i-86 and 700 medals will be offered to the expected field of September, it will mark the third lime that men were 1 2:00AM CD novel "The Buglar in the Closet.” 9:45. — Ferris BueMer's Dov Oft runner out when the pivot man at the middle base is as in the Tumble Brook event before bowing in the Channels 0 ] ) Star Trek (PG-13) 12:40,2:55,5,7:20,9:40 — Bock Voted Connrrlicul Mafcazine more than 1.000 athletes. cited in the elite group who had athletic facilities to School (PG-13) 12:50, 3, 5:05, 7:30, named in their honor. Manchester High's Clarke much as two or three feet off the bag when he takes the semifinals. 1-up, to Mayette Crotliers of Shuttle (S ) Rocky and Friends Seven divisions will be offered in the 10-K. a 3 9:35. — Legal Eogles (P G ) 1,3:05, 5:15, throw to avoid a sliding base runner. Call the play in Meadow. WFSB Hartfofd, CT ‘Amigos’ completed Prenentu 4 'Sew Diverni/ied Menu Arena was named after Clarke and t he outdoor sports New York. NY i (E) MOVIE: The Jazz Sirtger' A young 7:35, 9:50. — The Monhotton Prelect distance of 6.2miles, ranging from contestants Hand Nice to note two promotions to the rank of sergeant WNEW (P G ) 1:35, 4:15, 7:10, 9:30. complex at Manchester Community College has been Manchester like the pros do and umpire would be WTNH New Haven. CT 1 man desires to become a singer, against under to runners 65 and over. Prizes will be awarded the wishes of his father Al Jolson, Warner ' HOLLYWOOD (UPT) - Princi­ MANCHESTER • Italian Cui$ine • S eafood • Fowl • Steakx • Rih» dedicated in memory of McCormick. Kelley Field crucified. in the Manchester Police Department for two men WOR New York. NY t for the first three places in each division, except 14 closely connected with sports. Rich Busick. former New York. NY 11 CXand, Eugenie Besserer. 1927. pal production has been completed UA Theoters East — The Money Pit Field and Wigren Track, both at Manchester High, Just Wondering Department: Why in baseball do WPIX (P G ) 2, 4:30, 7:20, 9:20. — Sweet June Special: (Tue... Wrd . Xhur.. Only) and under where one will go to the first finisher. IS piU “Three Amigos." an Orion the fans keep the balls hit into the stands while in Cheney Tech baseball coach, and strongman Rich WHCT Hartford. CT (E ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents Liberty (P G ) 2,4:15,7:30,9:30. — Short were named after Tom Kelley and Pete Wigren. both WTXX Waterbury. CT zo Barney Milter Pictures comedy starring Steve Circuit (P G ) 2, 4:30, 7:15, 9:X. Veal & Shrimp Scampi now deceased, and long-time baseball and track tennis the balls are always thrown back onto the White, one of the state’s best weight event throwers, WWLP Springfield. MA 2 t The 10-K starts and finishes on the MCC campus. 01) PEUCULA: Los Caciques' Jo r^ Riv­ Martin. Chevy Chase and Martin VERNON ' court? You can buy a can of three tennis balls for at both are now qualified to wear three stripes on their WEDH Hartford. CT 2 * over lingiiini Four-time USA Olympic gold medal winner Al coaches. ero. Pedro Alnriendariz, Carmen Vicarte. Cine I A2— The Money Pit (PG) 7:10, uniform. WVIT Hartford. CT 30 Short. Oerter will be the center of attraction. The 49-year-old Horace Murphey. retired superintendent of parks in least a double of dollars less than a major league 1973 9:X. — E.T. The Extra Terrestrlol LSerivd with talati and a choice nf ivftelabie or potato) Ralph DeNicolo, head golf pro at the Manchester WSBK Boston. M A 3S John Landis directed the picture (P G ) 7, 9:15, weightman is still one of the world’s best discus Manchester, writes that Paul Azinger played with baseball. WGGB Springfield. MA 4 0 0D Comedy Break for producers Lome Michaels and Complete banquet facility for tmall or lacfe porliei. Arnold Palmer in Orlando earlier this month to Leo Diana never played organized baseball but he Country Club, missed out by one stroke of qualifying WXTV Paterson. NJ 41 WILLIMANTIC throwers and is looking forward to a berth on the 1988 [CN N ] Newsnight George ^Is e y from a screenplay — Bock To Seali up In 300. Full Childreni Menu. developed into a lop-flight baseball umpre. His for the Sammy Davis Jr.-Canon Greater Hartford WGBY Springfield. M A 57 Jlllson Sguore Cinema USA Olympic squad. He’s currently on the promo­ successfully qualify for the U.S. Open. Azinger led the [ES P N ] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic by Martin. Michaels and Randy School (PG-13) 1:15,3:05,7:15,9:05 — W in n er o f T o p 100 IIS4 f o r exten n ire w ine lint. career, leading up to joining the umpiring ranks, Open last week at the Westover Golf club in Chicopee. WTIC Hartford. C T •1 Too Gun (P G ) 1, 3:05, 7, 9:05. — Legal tional staff of Reeboks sports equipment and is busy field while Palmer failed for the Open two weeks ago CNN Cable News Ntwrk (CNN) City, N J (90 mm ) (R). Newman. Newman also wrote the Alexia Cruz. 13. of Manchester, established a Eogles (P G ) 1, 3:15, 7, 9:15. — Ferris 60 Ftffo Louiio Road, Bolton, CT____ 646-.1I6I on the lecture circuit. at Southampton. L.I. in New York. Azinger. son of consisted of being a third base coach, first at ESPN Sports Network lESPNl [U S A ] Edge of Night songs for the film, which will be BueMer's Dov Oft (PG-13) 1, 3:15, 7, Manchester High and then at Central Connecticut national record in the her age group last Saturday HBO Home Box Office (HBO) Action Saturday starts at 8:30. with the final event Manchester-born parents, and fellow PGA tour player S im on ft Sim on Rick 9:15. — Row Deol (R ) 7:10,9:20. — Mv with a leap of 34 feet. 9 inches at the Junior Olympic CINEMAX Cin«max IMAXI .,12:05AM CD scored by Elmer Bernstein. slated nine hours later at 5:30. Andy Bean are partners in the River Wilderness State University. “ When I got to college, I went to and A J go undercover at a nudist colony ■ Little Ponv (G ) 1:10, 3:20. — Short TMC Movie Channel (TMCl Co-starring with Martin. Chase coach (Hank) Majlinger and said I wanted to be meet at Bowen Field in New Haven. She bettered here to locate a missirig executive. (70 min.) (R). Circuit (P G ) 1:10, 3:20, 7:10, 9:20. Co-sponsoring are Manchester Community College Yacht and Country Club housing development in USA USA Network lUSAl and Short are Alfonso Arau, Tony considered as a third base coach, not as a playjpr. He previous mark of 33,6 set last year. She also won the ® MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour DRIVE-INS ^ and Pratt and Whitney Division of United Brandenton. Fla. Plana and Patrice Martinez. Manchester — Reopens Friday. Technologies. Murphey. who winters in Sarasota. Fla., passes thought I was kidding," Diana noted. “ 1 showed him a long jump and 100 meter dash. r • M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June »4, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesciay. June 24. 19Hti — 17 SCOREBOARD NL roundup Phillies and Giants rip Rayalt a A’a 8 ExpoaaMala4(IO| Softball Little League Golf Baseball OAKLAND KA9MA5 CITY AWNTREAL NEW YORK • r h w Ns r h M ObrhM A r h M 2b 3 0 0 0 Wilson ct 5 2 2 0 Webstar rf 5 1 0 0 Dvkstra cf 4 0 0 0 the cover off the ball TOHMtrrS •AMIS HIM 3b 3 0 0 0 Smith If 4 12 2 LOW 2b 5 0 1 0 Bockmn 2b4 0 1 1 o il Hoel vt. OlbMn't, 6 — Robortton Nallanal Cwntry Club AL atandinga LonsfTd 1b 4 2 2 1 Jones If 0 0 0 0 Kthdic 1b 4 0 2 1 Hmtidz 1b 5 0 0 0 Noh Jelwton v*. Pooanl, 7:30 — Conseco rf 4 O 0 0 Brett 3b 4 0 12 MeClurs p 0 0 0 0 Carter c 4 0 10 Morlartv Brothers rallied tor two BEST 13 — A — Al Martin 41-3-36, Kbigmn dh 3 1 1 l white 2b 3 0 0 0 Thmpsn ph 0 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 3 0 1 0 run* hi the bottom of the sixth to dstoat Terry Schilling 44-4-40, Oom Denicolo M w If 4 0 11 McRae dh 4 0 2 1 Newmn pr 0 0 0 0 Fi^er If 4 0 0 0 By Joe lltuzzi (wee Voli v«. Pettol, 6 — pittoarald DIRosa, K>-9, Monday at Buckley Field. 43-3-40, Leo Cvr 44-4-40. Gross — Al scored on a single by Leon now,” said LaCoss, whohit his first _Loll)rap V*. JenM/Zetnt, 7:30 — W L Pel. W D ( ^ cf 4 0 1 0 Bolbonl 1b 3 2 1 1 Burk* p 0 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 3 3 3 3 United Press International David Lyder hod a key double and Martin 71. B — Pet* Taylor 46-7-39, Orittin n 2 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 Brooks ss 4 13 0 Mltdiell u 3 1 1 0 Durham. Rawley, who won his major-league homer, a three-run scored the winning run on Jo* Mayer's Dick Archombeoult 44-5-39, Jim Mor­ Boston 44 24 .647 — ^uSToSl?V*. Atblollc Club, 6 — Nik* New York 40 30 J71 5 Tettlston c 3 0 1 0 Brewer rf 4 0 0 0 Walloch 3b 4 1 0 0 Santana n 1 0 0 0 sixth straight decision, walked one shot in the eighth off lorg. hit. Rob Copelond and Eric KuMk lartv 44-5- 39, Jim McAuiev 46-6-40, Ed Wnnngh cf 4 1 1 0 Gooden p 11 0 0 The San Francisco Giants scored HP Mark*! V*. Jen**, 7:30*— Nik* pitched well. For DIRosa, Jett Rots PaganI 47-6-41, Pot Mistretta 47-6-41. C Baltimore 37 30 .553 iVt _ Blandn m 3 1 2 0 and struck out two in his seventh R*d-L** V*. Pood, 6 — Poeoni Milwaukee 36 3) .5V TVt I f « » » ■ 26 2 6 3 Tetol* » * N 6 Wright If 4 11 0 Heep ph 10 0 0 a National League season-high 18 Astros 7, Reds 6 Led the ottock with three hits. Includ­ — Don Bottallno 47-10-37, Mort Ros­ Ot*lBWd__ 666162666-2 FHzaerld c 4 0 3 3 Mc(>owll p 0 0 0 0 complete game of the season. Bwr»*r Kino v*. Mudvill*, 7:30 — ing a home run. Duffy Mc(}** had two Cleveland 35 33 .522 6W At Houston, Glenn Davis hit a PoMnl enthal 46-6-30, Ron Craig 5M3-39. Corl Toronto 35 36 .493 1016 KMSas CHy N6112 66R-6 Youmns p 3 0 3 1 Wilson ph 10 0 0 runs Monday. Hours later, it "All year long, he’s obviously hits and two RBI. Sean Cunningham Engberg 50-10-40, Rick Monaco 46-0-40, Golorrg 1b 3 0 1 1 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 two-run homer with none out in the tt*ptan«on'( V*. Nutm*o, 6 — also knocked In two for DIRosa and Carl Hohenthal 4 6 0 ^. Detroit ^ 32 34 .465 11 Oame-wlnnlng RBI — Smith (3). wasn’t a season high any more. been our best pitcher,’’ Phillies wwt E— Ixnstord, White, (Jrtffln. DP— TetaN 3* S 11 S TetaN Sl 4 * S At Philadelphia. Juan Samuel ninth to help the Astros snap a Alllod V*. Sporttmon, 6 — Chart** Peter Melluizo played greot defense. SWEEPS — A Gross — Al Martin 71. Texas 30 31 .551 — Oaktond 1. LOB-Ogkland4, KansosCHy Mentreol 113****** 1— S manager John Felske said. "H e’s Oak Net — Dom Denicolo 73-5-60, Terry Catitomla 37 33 .536 1 6. 2B— Uinstord, Brett. 3B— Wilson. New Yeik 6M6I*****— 4 hit two home runs and drove in six throwing well. We were on a four-game losing streak. Larry Schilling 77-6-69, Bob Jones 77-6-69, Lon HX-OolbonI (15), Lanstord (7), King- GOme-wInnIne RBI — Golorrogo Andersen. 1-0, pitched 1-3 of an Inlaraattonal Annulll 73-4-69, Tom Veceey 73-4-69, Kansas City 35 34 J07 3 runs to lead a 20-hit attack, and three-game losing streak but the CMcago 29 39 .436 616 man (17). S B -^ l t h (9), Sundberg (1). ( 1). inning and earned the victory. The Lawyers hod 11 hits to dsteatth* Rick Clough 73-449, Bob Behling MInnssota 36 41 .406 H) S— Griffin. E— Mitchell, Johnson. DP— 6Aontreol Shane Rawley pitched a six-hitter whole team was loose tonight. I Oilers, 7-6, Monday at Leber Field, 76-7-69. B Gross — Wally Irish 79, Ed Oakland 26 43 .394 11 1. to power the Phillies to a 19-1 think that’s because they knew he ‘A’ Eaat Clccogllon* 79. Net — jim McAulev OsklORd ** RERBBSO LOB— Montreal II, New York 5. Cardinals 2, Pirates 1 i lumping the 1M Lawyers Into first 60-13-66, Pet* Taylor 6M446, Pot Seattle 27 44 .360 13 shellacking of the Chicago Cubs. was going to pitch." 0«ntl* Touch Car Wash trounced fMoce over the 11-4 Oilers. Joson Long MeiiBev'* Resells Young (L 5 6 ) 53366533 3B— Fitzgerald. 3B— Wright. HR— At St. Louis, Tommy Herr went MIstreHa 61-11-70. C (iross — Tom Bair 1-310010 Johnson 3 (3). SB— Webster (19), Earlier in the day. the Giants Mike Schmidt and Milt Thomp­ Allied Printing, 9-3, ot Robertson Park ripped two triples ond one single (or the Lynn 63. Net — Dan Franklin 64-1646, Milwaukee 5, Toronto 3 on Monday night. Brion Moreau, Rich Lawyers. Pitcher Shone WIrta ho- New York 11, Boston 3 Bockman (6), Strawberry (14), pounded the San Diego Padres 18-1 son also hit home runs for the 5-for-5 and drove in two runs, mered and singled and Jeff Laizarls Carl Engberg 66-3046, Don Bottallno * * S S i* cily Brooks (3). S— Wlnnlnghom, Dvk­ including the game- winner with a Kralewskl, Brian Oelosandro and 66- 19-69, Merrill Anderson 69-30-69,Kansas City 6, OoklondS at Candlestick Park. Phillies. Rick Schu had four hits Butch Kinney crocked two hits each for had two hits. Jim Jackson was the Chicago 11, Minnesota 3 Jackson (W 46) 6 6 3 3 3 3 stra, Wright. SF-Fttzgsrald. bases-loaded single in the bottom losslng pitcher. Jockson, however, hod Jock Moffat ^16-70, John Groman California 6, Texas 4 Farr (S 4) 300003 Philadelphia, which snapped a and four RBI. and Schmidt. John the winners. Wayne Green collected a 67- 17-70, Pool Sartor 67-17-70. of the 11th inning, to lead the pair tor Allied. two singles ond a homer. Kirk Rlngb- Cleveland 6, Seattle* T-2:36. A-35632. IP H RERBBSO three-game losing streak, set a Russell and Thompson drove in loom hod a triple and a single. The BEST14— A (3ross— Tom Vecsev 69. TeesBey's Bern** Umpires— Home, Tschida; 1b, Ford; Cardinals. Reliever Todd Worrell. Oilers or* In second ploce with a Tom Vecsev 51-4-47, Steve Motova (All Times ID T ) 2b, Kosc; 3b, Garcia. Youmon* 6 5 4 4 5 4 club record with 11 doubles. two runs apiece. Nartliarn possible wild card slot tor the town 53-6-47, Rick Clough 53-4-46, Tim McChir* 2 1 Samuel hit a three-run homer in 5-7, squashed a bases-loaded rally McNamara 554-49, Er'«ln Kennedy Milwaukee (Hlguera 9-5) at Toronto 0 0 0 2 At San Francisco. Mike LaCoss toumoment. (Cerutt11-1), 7:35 p.m. Burk* (W 5-2) 2 0 0 0 0 3 the first inning off Chicago starter drove in four runs in addition to in the 11th by inducing Sid Bream' P.M. Construction disposed of Troth 534-49, Terry Schilling 5/-6-49, Ray New York (Rasmussen 6-2) at Boston Indiana a Marlnara 6 New Ysrti to hit into an inning- ending double Asvay, 7-4, at Robertson. Lenny (Sold- Evelhoch 57-6-49, Rich RIordan 53-4-49. (Woodward 1-2), 7:35 p.m. (Joodsn 6 * 4 2 2 3 Jamie Moyer, 1-1. and another in pitching a three- hitter. The Giants bero ripped three hits and Barry Intarnatlonal Farm B — Pete Foster 54-9-45, Pete Teets Baltimore (Mc(Jr*gor 5-7) at Detroit McDowell 3 2 0 the fifth off reiiever George play. r- Bumsteln and Bob Onthonk added two 57-11-46, Wally Irish 57-11-46, Marsh CLEVELAND SEATTLE 0 2 2 ripped 21 hits off four San Diego Hartford Rood Dairy Queen beat the (King 34)), 7:35 p.m.. Orosco (L 3-4) 1 2 1 1 0 0 Frazier, giving him five homers Braves 6, Dodgers 5 apiece (or P.M. Bill Onthonk slopped Warren 56-13-46, Len RIccIo 56-12-46, Minnesota (Anderson 0-1) at Chicago O b rh M * r h M WP— Youmans 2. T— 3:44. A— 44,199. pitchers, including outfielder Dane three hits to pace Trash, while (our Lawyers, 5-3, Monday at Verptanck Dick Cosgrove 60-1347, Rick Denicolo Bernzrd 2b 4 2 2 1 Moses cf 3 0 0 0 for the season. lorg. At Los Angeles, Ted Simmons, Field. The win clinches second ploce 59- 1347, Paul Sullivan 61-14-47, Paul(Davis 3-3), 8 p.m. Butler cf 5 0 0 0 Thomas ph 1 0 0 0 other* had two, Includine Horry Com- California (Romonlck 4-5) at Texas Umpires— Home, Tata; 1b, Craw­ "I^m just trying to stay back, The victory was the fifth in a row batting .333 as a pinch-hitter this mever, Stu Mopdetrou, Jim MIckallk . ond a spot In the town toumontent (or Purcell 57-1047. C — Bill McAvoy (Correa 5-4), 6:35 p.m. Carter lb 5 0 2 1 Reynlds 2b0 00 0 ford; s,Halllon; % , Wendelstedt. and Poul Hebert. the 6-7 Dairy Queen. Cindy Bottlcello 67-33-35, Don Edwards 70-30-40, Jim Oakland (Plunk 1-3) at Kemsen City Thomtn dh 4 0 0 0 Bradley It 5 0 10 wait and get on top of the ball.” for the surging Giants, who swept season, drilled a one-out. tie­ combined on a four-hit, nine-strlkeout D'Amoto 66-3741, John RIeder 79-36-43, (Soberhcieen 4-7), 6:35 p.m. Hall If 3 2 10 Davis dh 4 111 said Samuel, who also hit a home into first place in the National breaking single in the eighth to effort, while Marc Forschino had o key Jock McCollum 6M9-43, Ken Solo Nixon If 0 0 0 0 Presley 3b 5 2 2 1 Clevelcxid (CandlottI 5-6) at Seattle Bravaa a Dodgara 5 run in his last at-bat on Sunday. rally the Braves, who won despite V ‘A'Waat hit to clear the bases tor Dairy Queen. 64-31-43, Terry Cunnln^om 66-33-43, (Moore 3-7), 10:35 p.m. Jacoby 3b 4 1 1 0 Phelps 1b 5 2 4 1 League West by beating the Nathan Plese odded a single and a Don Jardes 61-17-44, Charlie Whelan Franco u 4 1 1 0 Tarfabll rf 4 1 2 2 Rawley. 10-4. allowed the Cubs Houston Astros four straight dur­ tying a National League record by UPi photo Cummings Insurance poured It on to double. For the 14-3 Lawyers, Chris Snyder rf 4 12 4 Owen ss 5 0 11 topple Brand Rex, 10-S,' ot Nik* Field. 66-34-44, (»ary Wood 60-16-44, Earl ATLANTA LOS ANGELES . only a Steve Lake single through ing the weekend. stranding 18 baserunners. Los Lyndon Krogh crunched a triple and Adams contributed two hits while WIson 69-25-44, Tom Turner 69-35-44. NL atandinga Allanson c 4 1 1 2 Valle c 2 0 0 0 . . ObrhM . . ObrhM Philip Dakin and Bob Mercler chipped SWEEPS — ' A'Gross — Tom Vecsev Ramos 2b 3 0 1 0 Wshngtn rf5041 Sax2b 5031 the first six innings, but lost his "I think after all we went Angeles, which led 4-0 after four Phillies' Juan Samuel is all business first-inning, three-run homer against two singles, while Pot Collet and Stu In with singles. Wolf contributed two each. Don SItek 69. Net— Tim McNamara 75-6-69, Steve Hendrsn cf 2 0 0 0 Moreno It 4 0 2 1 Trevino c 5 110 shutout in the .seventh wh^n Ron through the last three days with innings, has lost four straight while tracking high fives with his the Cubs. Samuel hit another one in the slugged three singles (or Brand Rex. Motova 75-6-69, Roy Evelhoch 77-6-69. B Total* 22 6 N 6 TetaN 29 6 12 4 Murphy cf 6 1 1 0 Modlck 3b 3 0 0 0 Cey doubted with two outs and Houston, we can beat anybody games. Gross — Pete Foster 77. Net — Bob W L Pet. OB Clevstand 166*1**6*— * Horner 1b 4 0 0 0 Morshll rf 5 1 2 1 teammates in the dugout after drilling a second, and the Phils romped, 19-1. National Farm Copeland 76-13-66, Len RIccIo 79-1267, NSW York 46 a .697 Seattle *20 29611*— * Virgil c 3 0 10 Cabell 1b 5 0 10 Rac Morlarty Brothers smashed Wolt- Wally Irish 60-11-69, Frank Livingston Montrsol 37 » .561 9 (Jame-wbinlngRBI — Snvderd). ■ Ramirz ss 6 1 1 0 Stubbs If 4 12 0 t/Zackln, 14-9, Monday at Bowers 63-14-69, Gordie Quick 61-10-71, Poul Phllodslphta 31 35 .470 15 E— Guetterman. DP— Seattle 1. Oberfcfll 3b4 2 2 1 Wllllms ct 2 1 2 0 Telephone Society romped over School. Winning pitcher Jessie Litch­ Sullivan 65-14-71, Rick Bottaro 61-11-70. St. Louis 30 37 .44* 16'A LOB— Cleveland 8, Seattle 12. 28— Hubbrd 2b 2 1 1 0 Londrex cf 2 0 0 0 Jim's Arco, 13-3, at Nike. Sparky field, Mike Spector, Bill Hansen, Bill C Gross — (Jorv Wood 64. Net — Bill Chlcogo a 39 .41* 1*'A Jacoby, Snyder, Bradley, Carter. Smith p 1 0 0 0 Howell p 0 0 0 0 AL roundup Loggls laced a double and two singlet, Monnlng, Chris Prue, Adam KIrko, McAvoy 93-3261, Pool Sortor 66-17-69, Pittsburgh 27 39 .409 19 HR— Presley (14), Phelps (11), Allanson Benedct ph 1 0 1 2 Shipley ss 3 111 while Bill Hill hammered a triple and a Adam Hostetter and Jason Blakely Terry Cunnlnghom 93-23-70, Jock wsst (I) , Bernozard (5), Tartobull (6), DavisMcMrtr pr 0 1 0 0 AAatszk ph 0 0 0 1 Sports In Brief doubi*. Dove Edwards chipped In with played well offensively and defen­ McCollum 90-19-71, Bill Palmer 67-16- Son Francisco 39 31 .557 _ ( II ) . . Shields p 0 0 0.0 Vnd Brg p 0 0 0 0 a double and tingle. Don Jones lacked sively. Wolft/Zackin saw good ploy 71, Jim D'Amoto 96-27-71. Houston 37 32 .536 I'/i IP H R ER BB SO Oedmon p 1 0 0 0 Nledenfr p 0 0 0 0 a triple and double for the losers. from Mike Cosgrove, Mike Flanagan, 3's and 5's — A Gross — Marge Grant Son Diego 35 34 .907 3'A ClevNand SImmns ph 1 0 1 1 Amelng cf 1 0 0 0 Keith Slone, Carrie Stone, John Con­ 44. Net — Jeonlne McNIft 45-11-34, Flo Atlanta 34 35 .493 4Vi Schrom (W 7-2) 5 7 4 4 3 2 Somple pr 0 0 0 0 Valenzul p 1 0 0 1 Dwty klin, Mark Anderson, Step Sinatra, Barre 49-11-36. B Gross — Boots Los Angslss 33 37 .471 6 Oelkers 1 2 1 1 2 0 Gorber p 0 0 0 0 Pena p 0 0 0 0 Girls’ softball tryouts are Monday A’s are earning F’s on the road Wayne Columbe, Eric Wilson, Craig Cornlella 45. Net — Dot Boblgan Cincinnati » a .433 Balles 1-310010 Russell ss 3 0 10 The B.A. Club held off Ward Manu­ Lobonte and Mike Movnihan. Flana- 46-13-33, Bert Groman 46-13-34, Ido Monday's Rssults Noles 11110 0 TetaN .36.6.14.6 TetaN .17.5.11.5 Girls’ softball tryouts for the Nutmeg Games Region 1 North — facturing, 6-4, at Keeney Field. Jim gon wos the losslng pitcher. McMahon 47-13-34. C Gross — Hannah Son Frandsco, 16, Son Diego 1 Com o ro (S 9) 1 ^3 1 0 0 0 0 Altanta . . . .666 6S6M6-6 from Simsbury to Putnam and south to Manchester, East McCormick roped three tingles to lead Hackney 50. Net — Peg Duggan Philadelphia 19, Chicago 1 Les Aneele* . . . I**51****— 5 By Ed Burns straight and 16 of 19.. survived the two homers to im­ in the last week. Joe Cowley. 63. 52-17-35, Terry Monoco 51-16-33, Phy- Beattie (L 0-2) 4 7 7 7 2 0 Hartford and Glastonbury — will be held at 6 p.m. Monday at the victors. Dove Pease, Craig Carpen­ Montreal 5, New York 4,10 Innings (Jame-winning RBI — Simmon* (3). United Press International "W e’re not combining the talent prove to 4-4. Steve Farr worked limited the Minnesota to two hits in ter and Scott Craddv added o pair Rookias llss Holmes 52-17-35, Elsie Crockett Houston 7, Cincinnati 6 Guetterman 3 2 1 1 2 1 E— Shipley, Moreno. DP— Atlonta 2. Ellington High School. Bring Equipment for workout. Contact apiece. For word, Rick Mllka and 52-17-35. D Gross — Rose Crispino 56. St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1,11 Innings Ladd 2 1 0 0 2 2 LOB— Atlonta 18, Los AngMes 10. we have on the club.” Moore said. three innings of relief to earn his eight innings. Strono Reol Estate denwllshed East Net — Hazel Piper 57-30-37, Linda Atlanta 6, Los Angeles 5 Oelkers pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Coach Bill Fortin at 871-2211. The team is open to girls 19 years Mike Angelo each hod three safeties. of the River Magazine, 13-6, Monday at 2B— Trevino, Wlllloms, Sox. SB— Sox 2 Oakland A ’s manager Jackie "We're not doing the little things it fourth save. Curt Young pitched Allen Lehrer contributed two. Rencurrel 60-30-40, Alice Lamenzo Tuesday's Oonies T— 3:11. A— 12,259. (14), Cabell (4). S-Moreno 3, Smith, old and under. Angels 6, Rangers 4 Highland Park. Rich Gritfeth and Dave 60- 30-40. (All Time* ID T ) Hubbard. SF— 'Valenzuela. Moore says the dam is breaking all takes to do to win.” the first 5 2-3 innings for the A ’s and Eastwood led the hitting tor SIrano, CRIERS — A Gross — Lynn Prior S3. Montreal (Smith 4-5) at New York around him. fell to 5-4. At Arlington. Texas. Doug De- while Brent Marler and Paul Solo led Angala a Rangara 4 The Royals’ Steve Balboni hit his ‘A’ Cantral Net — BImbI Tyler 87-33-64. B Gross — (Berenyl 2-1), 7:35 p.m. IP H. R H BB so “ Every night it’s something ninth homer in 24 games Monday Cinces slugged a solo homer and the defense. For East ot River, Mike Ida McMahon M. Net — Norma Martin Chicago (Trout 3-3) at Philadelphia Altanta Brewers 5, Blue Jays 3 Horpo's edged Farr's, 7-6, in a Byrne and Matt MIkolelt hit well and 93-29-64, Dot Boblgan 91-26-65. C Gross (Gross 6-5), 7:35 p.m. CALIFORNIA TEXAS Space available in local soccer camp different.” Moore said Monday night, a shot deep into the left-field Wally Joyner singled home two Karl ZImmermen and Brett Potter Smith 4 B 4 4' 3 nall-biter at Fitzgerald Field. Tim — Phvliss Allen 92. Net — Phyliss Pittsburgh (K ltx ^ 3-6) at St. Louis ObrhM ObrhM Shields 1-3 1 2 90 night after Kansas City handed the stands. He also has 24 RBI in that runs to snap Texas’ home winning Duell drilled a double and two singlet played well In the field. Holmes 96-33-63, Marylyn Eden 93-30- (Burris 3-3), 6:35 p.m. Jones rf 3 0 0 0 McOwll cf 4 2 3 0 The Manchester Soccer Camp still has space available for At Toronto, Cecil Cooper belted a On Saturday, Strono defeated Sunnv- Dedmn (W 3>3) 7 1 0 0 2 A ’s a 6-3 defeat. “ When you put stretch. streak at 11 games. Don Sutton, 6-5, to pace Horpo's, while (our others 63, Gall BerzenskI 96-32-64, Betty Lou Cincinnati (Browning SO) at Houston Hendrck rf 1 0 1 1 Fletchr ss 3 111 (Jorber (S 7) 2 3 0 0 0 . 1 either day sessions or half-day sessions the weeks of Ju ly 7-11 and two-run homer and Robin Yount odded two hits opiece, Includine Dove slde Up Restauront, 14-9 at Highland Nordeen 99-35-64. D Gross — Nancy (Andersen 00), 6:35 p.m. Joyner 1b 5 0 2 2 O'Brien 1b 4 1 3 3 your finger in one place, it starts ” 1 feel good mechanically.” said went five innings to earn his 301st Park. Mike Gullano and Rich Frenetta Les Angel** Ju ly 1618. collected three hits to lead Milwau­ Bldwell, who drove In the eo-oheod run Bennett 100. Net — Claire Zimmerman Atlonta (Palmer 35) at Los Angeles Downing If 3 1 1 1 Incavigl rf 3 0 1 0 Valenzuela 4^3 10 5 5 4 3 leaking someplace else. We’re all Balhoni. who has 15 homers this career triumph. Doug Corbett In the top ot the eighth Inning. Bill led the hitting attack. Ben Martin and 105-4065. (Hershlser 6-5), 10:35 p.m. Jocksn dh 4 0 0 0 Porrish dh 4 0 1 0 Pena Daily sessions are held at Martin School from 9 a.m. to 3:15 kee. Danny Darwin. 4-3. scattered Zwick, Pete Deni and Ray Sulllvon Kyle Zowlstowskt led the defense tor 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 disappointed.” season. “ It's just a matter of not pitched I 2-3 innings for his sixth SCOTCH — Gross — Al Martln- San Diego (Show 5-4) at Sern Francisco DeCIncs 3b 4 1 2 1 Sierra If 4 0 0 0 Vonde Berg 1 ^3 3 0 0 3 p.m. 10 hits and struck out three in 7 1-3 alto hod two hits apiece. Jim Heckmon Strono. For Sunnyslde Up, Randy Norma Mortin 36. Net — MerrII (MulhollondO-n, W;35p.m. Wllfong 2b 5 1 2 0 Buechel 3b 3 0 1 0 It was the )5th straight loss on swinging at as many had pitches save. Jose Guzman. 6 8. took the Miller and Jason Johns hit well and NIedenfuer 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 innings. Dan Plesac worked 1 2-3 and Ron Roy rapped o pair of safeties Anderson-Dot Hartzog 29, Ken Schoflid ss 5 1 2 0 Mercodo c 0 0 0 0 HowtII iL 7-6) 7 1 2 0 For registration information, call Sal Altrui af 646-3928. The the road for the A ’s. who haven’t and getting good pitches to hit. loss. apiece for Farr's. Darren Lee and Jason Martel were Boone c 5 110 Petrolll c 4 0 0 0 innings for his sixth save. Dave Anderson-Mary Collins 30, Dick T->3:X. A>-4lr103. staff includes BIaz Stimac, Greg Denies, Joe Erard and Bill won a game outside of'Oakland outstanding on defense. McMohon-ldo McMahon 32, Rick American League reaulta Pettis cf 2)10 Wllkrsn 2b 4 0 0 0 Lately. I’ve been hitting the hall Stieb. 2-8. suffered the loss. Indians 8, Mariners 6 Personal Tee battled to a 15-11 win Monoco-Terry Monoco 32. Putts — Total* 27 6 12 5 Total* 33 4 1* 4 McCarthy. . since May 23. The American hard and it’s been going out of the Chartar Oak over Police Union Monday. Geotf Slanta i a Padraa 1 At Seattle, rookie Cory Snyder Bob Wolloce-Glorlo Walloce 14. Collfemla 6*6113*61— * League record for most consecu­ park.” White Sox 11, Twins 2 Manchester Property Maintenance Merten, Matt Brown, Mike McCarthy TEE TO GREEN — A Gross — Lynn Yankaea 11, Rad Sox 3 Texas ****03*16— 4 drove home four runs and another routed Elmore Associates, 13-5, at and Erik Anderon hit well for Personal Prior 56. Net — Betty Broucek 58-21-37. (Jamte-wlnnlng RBI — None. SAN DIEGO SAN FRANOSCO tive toad losses is 19. set by the Balboni's home run in the fourth At Chicago, Ron Kittle belted a rookie, Andy Allanson. hit his first Tee, while Andy Moran led the defense. B Gross — Dot Boblgan 63. Net — E— Buechele, Fletcher. DP— Dave Kingman proves he’s a man Philadelphia A ’s in 1916. The gave Kansas City a 2-1 lead but Fitzgerald. Jim BrezInkI and Steve Police Union's attack was led by Erik NEW YORK BOSTON sBrhM ObrhM pair of homers and Greg Walker professional homer. Ken Schrom, Kedzellla hod three hits each tor MPM, Norma Martin 63-29-34, Julie McAulev California 3, Texas 1. LOB— California 14, Wynne ct 4 0 11 Kutcher ct 6 3 3 1 major-league record is 22. by the Brosnan, who had a home tun, ond 66-26-36, Ann Teets 64-26-38. C Gross — s b rh M Texas*. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Oakland slugger Dave Kingman, who home runs by Carney Lansford — hit his first career grand slam. All 7-2, worked five innings to pick up while Bob Green, Glenn Rotslgno, Pot Steven Caron. Drew Gorceou and Brett Gwvnn rf 3 0 0 0 Thmpsn 3b 4 1 1 0 1963 New York Mets and 1980 his seventh — and Dave Kingman Irish and Charlie SchlavIttI all odded Marylyn Eden 70. Net— Gall BerzenskI Hendrsn ct 4 1 2 0 Barrett 2b 5 1 1 0 2B-Pettis. HR— DeCInces (10), Roberts 3b 1 0 0 0 Woodrd 3b 2 2 2 2 has been at odds with a female sportswriter covering the team, of the home runs came ofT Bert the victory. Ernie Camacho beo apiece. Joe Murphy slammed Dolan played sparkling defense. 71-32-39, Peg Duggan 73-33-40. D Gross Griffey If 5 110 Boggs 3b 4 12 0 O'Brien (6). SB— Schofield 2 (10). Pittsburgh Pirates. — his 17th — tied the score. S-Hendrick. SF— Fletcher. Kruk If 2 0 0 0 Leonard If 2 1 1 1 sent her a gift-wrapped live mouse Monday night during the A ’s Blyleven. 5-7, who has given up 26 worked 1 2-3 innings to notch his three hits (Or Elmore, while Ned Wells — Simone Calhoun 77. Net — Hazel Mttngly 1b 5 1 3 0 Bucknr 1b 4 0 0 1 (Jarvev 1b 2 0 0 0 AAaldond If 3 1 1 2 Overall, the A ’s have lost five Royals starter Danny Jackson and Don Cose hod t«vo each. Piper 80-40-40. PuHs — Helen Mutty 38. Eosler dh 5 1 3 0 Rice It 4 12 0 Martkiz 1b 2 0 1 0 CDovIs rf 2 1 1 0 game against Kansas City. homers this season, four to Kittle ninth save. Ann Teets 26, Sylvia Stechholz 30, Winfield rf 5 4 3 2 Baylor dh 4 0 1 1 IP H R ER BB SO Nettles 3b 2 0 0 0 Yongbld rf 3 1 1 3 Boots Barnlello 31. Pogllarl 3b 6 2 3 3 Evans rf 4 0 10 Collfemla loro If 3 0 0 0 Brown 3b 4 2 3 1 The writer. Sue Fornoff of the Sacramento Bee, said she and WoHian’a Rac Soccer Hossev c 2 12 2 Armas cf 3 0 2 0 Sutton (W 6-5) 5 6 3 3 0 2 Kennedy c 3 0 0 0 Aldrete 1b 4 .1 1 3 , Kingman have had problems since she took over the A ’s beat last Wynegar c 0 0 0 1 (Jedman c 4 Slaton 0 1 1 2 1-3 3 1 1 0 1 A five-run dtth Inning lifted Main Bochv c 2 0 0 0 Brsniv c 4 13 2 season. Rndiph 2b 4 0 1 2 Quinons ss 4 Forster 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Tempitn ss 2 0 0 0 Spllman- c 1 1 1 0 Pub post D.W. Fish, 6-5, at Charter Oak Tallwood Berra ss 4 0 11 Corbett (S 6) 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 "A guard brought me a package in the first inning and said he Becker wins opener at wet Wimbledon Field. Claudia Ahern clubbed two Texas Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 Uribe ss 2 0 11 Pae Wees LOW GROSS-LOW NET — EVEN TetolS 46 11 19 11 Totals 36 3 M 3 Thurmnd p 1 0 0 0 Quinons ss 2 2 1 0 home runt. Including a two-run blast New York 021 623 466— 11 Guzman (L 6-8) 5 2-3 7 5 4 3 5 was told to deliver it to me,” Fornoff said. “ I opened it and there ond a solo shot, and alto added a single HOLES — A Gross — Steve Holcomb McRynId If 0 0 0 0 LaCoss p 4 2 2 4 BOYS A T ILLING: Meteors 3 (Scott Boston 666126666-3 Wright 0 1 0 0 2 0 Flonnrv 2b3 1 1 0 was tissue paper inside ... then I saw the mouse. There was a to pace the Pub. Michelle Quoy and 36, Harry NowobllskI 36. Net — Tom ■ By Frederick Waterman Becker served out the first set, RIckord, Jeremy Hastings, Adrian Bow 31, Phil Ooly 32, Chic Gagnon 32, Game-Winn Ing RBI— PagI loru lo (6). Mahorcic 12-310010 Hovi p 0 0 0 0 piece of paper with the mouse that said. 'M y name is Sue.’ I had Laura Duntleld added two hits apiece Robenhvmer), Jaguars 1 (Brenda DP— Boston 2. LOB— New York 14, Williams 1-3 1 0 0 2 0 United Press International despite problems with his ground- (or the ydnnert. Douglas Kehrhahn Don Tucker 32, Ted Blosko 32, Bill Royster ss 3 0 0 0 no idea what was happening.” Mozzer). Wood 32. B Gross — Paul Soarl 19, Chet Boston 7. 2B— Winfield 2, Pagllarulo 2, Harris 11-321112 TetaN 39 1 1 1 TetaN 41 1* 21 1* strokes. Midway through the se­ clouted three hits (or Fish. Patriots 3 (Trevor Frenette, Kevin Rice, Hossev, Berra, Boggs, Baylor. Wright pitched to 3 batters In 6th; "Here, go ahead and cry. Go ahead and cry,” he said while Watt), Mustongs 0. Lukas 39, Gordon Beebe 40. Net — Sutton pitched to 3 betters In 6t ; Son Dteoe 661666 666— 1 W IM BLEDON. England - Boris cond set. Becker, .seeded fourth, . f Terry Means 32, Dick Day 32, Russ HR— Pagllarulo (16). SB— Henderson Son Frondsce S61186 94X— U tossing tissue paper at the sportswriter. She did not cry. PaganI Dophines 0, Oilers 0. Davidson 33, Blaine Hareld 33, Dove (46). Wlllloms pitched to 3 betters In 6th; (Jame-wtnn Ing R Bl — Leonard (10). Becker and the English weather found his rhythm and won 11 of the Panthers 3, (Todd Gabriel, Steven Stark 33, Som Saplenza 33, Don Wennik SF— Wvnegor. Forster pitched to 1 batter In 6th. E— Roberts, Brown. DP— San Fran­ Kingman referred to the mouse as "A $2 rat.” lived up to expectations on the final 12 games from his opponent, Alfstote Business Machines shut out Shatter), Sharks 0. HBP— by Corbett (Buechele). WP— 33, John Clszewskl 34. C Gross — Henry IP H R ER BB SO cisco 1. LOB— Son Diego 5, Son Francisco opening day of Wimbledon. ranked 10.5th in the world. Thrifty Pockoge Store, 15-0, In five BOYS AT MCC: Carriers 5 (Mike Darna 41, John Kensel 43. Net — Joe New York Guzman, Sutton. ,T — 3:20. A— 18,344. 7. frames ot PogonI Field. Ted Holmes, Fleming 2, Caleb Knapton, Tim Sulli­ WallnskI 31, Bill Dion 33, Joe Beaulieu Tewksbury 4 2-3 9 3 3 1 1 3B— LaCoss, Youngblood, Brown. The 18-year-old defending cham­ "(H e) was not really a grass- Jim Colla and Bill Stevenson lined van, R.J. Krowlec), Timbers 0. 34, Dave Sink 34, Bill Maltzon 34, Nick Fisher (W 4-3) 31-3 1 0 0 0 3 3B— Moldonodo. HR— LaCoss (1), pion scored a straight-set victory court specialist and I put too much three hits each tor Allstate. John Hornets 3 (Chris Lawrence, Brion Pulido 1 0 0 0 0 1 National Leagua reautls NIcholos 35. Woodord (1). S— LaCoss, Hoyt. over Eduardo Bengoechea of A r­ pressure on his serve,” Becker Stonlzzl and Tom Alelo added two Woltvno, John Hanna), Aztecs 0. TWO-MAN BEST 16 — Gross — Roy SF— Leonard, Youngblood. Freehian leads AL Old-Timers’ romp apiece. Mork St. Jean hod two ot Embury-MIke Davis 57, Roy Emburv- Bovd (L 9-5) 41-3 11 5 5 5 3 gentina. then rain postponed 46 of said of Bengoechea. Thrltty's three hits. Tom Johnson 59. Net — George Lollar 1 33 1 2 2 3 1 IP H RRR BB SO WASHINGTON — Bill Freehan hit two three-run home runs in MIdgata Trullllo 1-3 3 3 3 2 0 PhllllaaiaCubal Monday’s 64 scheduled matches. Top seed Ivan Lendl, playing on Young-Henry Darna 46, Nick Nlcholas- Son Diego the third inning to lead the American League to a 19-2 victory Dark skies threatened until BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Suns 3 Joe Beaulieu 48, Paul Russlllo-BIII Crawford 2 33 4 1 1 1 1 Hoyt (L 2-4) 3 1-3 13 9 9 0 2 Court One. held a 7-6 (7-2), 1-0 lead Waat 8Me (Matt Longer, Adam Brodin), Olym­ Maltzon 49, Bob Klrsche-HoroldGrles- WP— Lol lor. T — 3; 24. A— 35,355. CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA Stoddard 2 2-3 0 0 0 2 5 over the National League Monday in the Fifth Annual Old Tim ers mid-afternoon when light rain over Leonardo Lavalle of Mexico »|4 pics 1 (Jonathan Cort). Ing 49, Tom Bow-Warren DeMartIn 51, Umpires— Home, Young; 1b, Bar­ SBrhM iGrhM Thurmond 1 4 5 3 1 1 Baseball Classic. Blue Ox staved oft Sanitary Refuse, nett; 2b, Bremlgon; 3b, Scott. began, making the lawn courts before play was called. They 16-17, at PogonI. Dave Jockson jolted Metros 3 (Scott Rugonls, Tim Bou- Morty Slenko-Peter Ramey 51. Dunston ss 4 0 0 0 Roenick cf 4 3 2 1 lorg 1 4 4 4 0 0 Freehan, Tom Tresh and Cookie Rojas each hpjnered off Hoyt five hits (or the Ox, while Roy Purtell lov). Falcons 1 (Jason Johns). LOW GROSS-LOW N ET — A Gross — Matthws If 4 0 0 0 Schu 3b 5 3 4 4 Son Frandsoe slippery and unplayable. Eighteen returned after a four-hour wait, and Tom Bride belted three apiece. BOYS AT MCC; Sting 3 (Ben Berte. Stan Domlon 69, Ed Stone 76, Dan Brawara S. Blue Jaya 3 Sondbrg 2b 3 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 5 2 3 6 LaCoss (W 7-2) 9 3 1 1 3 3 Wilhelm in the A L ’s 14-run third inning. Freehan’s first clout matches were halted in progress, but play was postponed after they Jim Murray, Bob Ellsworth and Steve Mott Beggs), Spartans 0. Home 78. Net — Sol Russo 66, Bob Speler 2b 1 0 0 0 Aguayo 2b 1 1 1 1 WP— Stoddard. T— 2;a. A'— 10,404. made it 7-1 and his second blast of the frame, off Lindy McDaniel, with only the Center Court confron­ warmed up. Hullat* odded two each. Mo* Bou­ Sounders 4 (Greg Ryan 3, David Thornton 66, Bill Muzin 66, Norm Moreind rf 2 0 0 0 Schmidt 1b 4 1 2 2 chard banged five hits (or Refuse. Jim Burr), Appollos 0. Dalonoult 66, Leo Brovakis 70, Chic MILWAUKEE TORONTO Frencn lb 1 0 0 0 Thmpsn ct 2 1 2 2 upped the margin to 16-1. tation between No. 2 seed Mats The women’s top two seeds. No. 1 Halverson and Tom Clark added three Gagnon 71, Bill Wood 73, Nick Pahoulls cferhbl sBrhM Cev b 4 12 0 Hayes It 3 3 10 Cardlnala2.Plrataa1 The A L Stars sent 18 players to the plate in the inning. Eleven of Wilander and Scott Davis being Martina Navratilova and No. 2 apiece. 73. B Gross — Mark Dennis 81, Ston Folder rf 4 0 0 1 FOrnndz ss 5 1 2 0 Durhm 1b 3 0 11 Wilson rf 5 2 2 0 resumed, the Swede winning in Chris Evert Lloyd, play their first Junlora Skibo 61, Russ Davidson 93. Net — Yount cf 5 2 3 0 Mulinks 3b 4 1 3 2 AAortlnz ct 1 0 1 0 Russell c 5 12 2 them hit safely, three walked and one reached on an error. George Fronkenberger 66, Pete Ramey Cooper 1b 5 12 2 lorg ph 10 0 0 Mmphrv cf 4 0 0 0 Jeltz ss 4 10 0 I PITTSBURGH ST. LOUIS Rocky Colavito’s second-inning homer erased a 1-0 NL lead three sets. matches today, Navratilova meets BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Kings 3 ObrhM ObrhM (Brion Rugonls 3, Marc Solatia), 69, Kurt Hassett 69, John Warren 69, Ogllvle If 5 12 1 Moseby cf 5 0 1 0 Lake c 3 0 2 0 Rowley p 4 111 Becker, the tournament’s Amanda Tobin Dingwall of Austra­ Roy Broege 73, Dick Brewer 74, Rich Manning If 0 0 0 0 Bell It 5 0 11 Mover p 1 0 0 0 Bonds cf 4 0 0 0 Coleman If 5 1 2 0 and helped the A L Stars to their first triumph since the initial Apaches 1 (Jomle Smith). Almon If 5 12 0 Smith s* 5 0 10 youngest-ever defending cham­ lia on Center Court while Evert Knights 6 (Justin DIeterle 4, John BorkowskI 74, Dick Day 75. C Gross — RoMdx dh 4 0 1 0 Barfield rf 4 0 0 0 Frazier p 10 0 0 game was played in 1982. Joel Grout 90, Ray Perry 91, Ken Jorvis Riles ss 4 0 3 1 Johnsn dh 4 0 1 0 Bailer p 0 0 0 0 Ray 3b 4 0 10 Herr 2b 5 0 5 2 pion at 18, won 6-4, 6-2,6-1 and said Lloyd opens on Court One against Papa, Douglos Peterson),'Strlkers 0. Morrisn 3b 3 0 0 1 Clark 1b 5 0 0 0 The emphasis, however, was not on winning. Little Mies GIRLS A T KENNEDY ROAD: Row­ 91. Net — Dick Coppo 65, Frank Valvo Schroedr c 3 0 0 0 Shsphrd dr 0 0 0 0 TeJM* 33 1 6 1 Totals 41 19 36 19 his return to the All England Club 14- year-old Mary Joe Fefnandez 67, Don Cromwell 69, Jon Joyson 70, Gontner 3b4 1 2 0 Upshow 1b 4 0 2 0 Orsulok rf 0 0 0 0 McGee cf 5 0 10 "Just so no one gets hurt,” said E a rly Wynn, a 300-game dies 0, Whalers 0. g M f f . .. **066*106-1 Dloz c 4 0 2 0 Ford rf 3 0 10 was an emotional one. of Miami. Fla. Bruins 4 (Beth Rockow, Shoron (Jerry RIchmonn 74, Jim Aufmon 74, Castillo 2b 4 0 0 0 Whitt c 2 0 0 0 PMIOdetplM 163 663 llx— 19 winner, before the contest. *. Ray Demers 74, Earl Norsworthv 74. AAortkiei c 1 0 1 0 (Jame-winnino RBI— Samuel (5). Reuschl pr 0 0 0 0 Laridrm rf 3 0 0 0 The West German, who admits Kevin Curren, who lost to Becker Rockow, Amy Harris, Dona Hartle), Bream 1b 1 0 0 0 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 Chlettons 3 (Melissa DaversI 3). TWO-MAN BEST BALL — Gross — _ Garda 2b 4 1 1 0 E— Rowley. DP— Phlladelphio 1. he has thought of Wimbledon every in last year’s singles final, was Llltla Mlaa aaRfeall Ston Domtan-NIck Pohoulls 67, Ed y.9?«<* . 26 5 12 5 Totals 29 2 12 2 LOB— Chicago 6, Philadelphia 6. 2B— Pena c 4 0 10 LaValllr c 5 0 2 0 Stone-Bob Thornton 69, Don Home- MNwaukS* 2W 666 286— 5 2, Schmidt, Russell 2, Samuel, Brown rf 3 0 0 0 Penditn 3b 5 1 3 0 day since his victory last July, upset in five sets by Eric Jelen of In Tuesday's gomes ot Martin Lou Miller 70. Net — Ston Jarvis-Joel Tereoto Ml 666 M O -2 Wilson 2, Cev, Rowley, Roenicke, McWllm p 0 0 0 0 Tudor p 3 0 10 described his return as "one of the West Germany and in the second School, Fuss and O'Neill beat Man­ Intarmadlaiaa (Juonte p 0 0 0 0 Heath ph 0 0 0 0 NHL Governors get nothing done chester Sewing Mochln* Renter, 34-7, Grout 58, Rand Danlels-Rav Perry 56, Game-Winning RBI — Ogllvle (7). HR— Samuel 2 (5), Schmidt best feelings I ever had, when I set by umpire Roger Smith. BOYS AT CHARTER OAK; Yankees Dick Duauette-G. Fronkenberger 60, E— Fernandez, Riles, Garcia. LOB— (13), Thompson (3). SB— Hayes 3 (13). Wshngt ph 1 0 0 0 Daylev p 0 0 0 0 Hour Gloss Cleaners trimmed Kraus* 5 (Kevin Poirot 3, Scott Salonen, Jeff Leo Bravokls-Mork Dennis 60, Sal Milwaukee 9, Toronto 10. 2B— S— Haves, Bailer. ^ ClemnN p 0 0 0 0 Vn Slyk rf 1 0 0 0 M ONTREAL — The NHl/s Board of Governors talked about stepped on Center Court. It was Curren, seeded 11th, threw his Flerlst, 13-13, and Weston over­ Stonlunos), Diplomats 3 (Trocy Mulli­ Belllord ss 4 0 0 0 whelmed Nosslff, 17-3. Russo-DIck Brewer 60, Bill Muzin-Paul (Jontner, Yount. 3B— Bell. HR— Cooper SF— Rowley. violence, but in the end did nothing about it. good.” racket and later was penalized a gan, B.J. Diana). Cosman 61, Ray Demers-Frank Wol- (6), Mulllniks (7). SB— Fernandez IP H RERBBSO BleleckI p 3 0 0 0 For Fust and O'Neill, Karen Nevers Bulls 3 (Greg Murray, Chris Bell, tyna 61. (13), (Jarcia (5), Upshaw (13). S— CM COSO Reynlds rf 3 0 0 0 “ There was a discussion, but everyone had the draft on their As Bengoechea walked on-court . point for comments he made to nailed tlx hits, srhll* Becky Bromon Shown Adams), Earthouakes (Nigel Schroeder. SF— Felder. TetaN 37 1 6 1 TetaN 44 1 IS 3 . mind.” said Calgary General Manager Cliff Fletcher, referring with Becker for the traditional Smith during a changeover. and Kerl Gallo cranked grand slam Moyer (L 1-1) 2 ^3 7 6 6 1 3 Cooper 3). Frazier 21-3 6 8 8 4 2 One eat When winnine nm scered to last weekend’s entry draft of amateur players. " It just wasn’t champion’s match, he pressed the "Sometimes umpires here get homers. Oonlell* Abron, Michelle BaHer 3 7 5 5 2 2 FltNburah *** 1*6 *6* **— i Broym, Mmone Gowln and Koren Mltamuhe. " R E R B B 6 0 Philadelphia St.LeilM 666 616 686 61X— 1 the time to talk about it.” West German for instruction on overcome by the environment, by Jurezofc added two hits each. M8C Tornadoes Gome-Winning RBI — Herr (4). For Hour Glost, Jennifer Povelock Transactions Darwbi (W 4-3) 7 1-3 10 3 3 1 3 Rowley (W 106) 9 6 1 1 1 2 The governors, closing out their annual congress on Monday, etiquette as they approached the Wimbledon, and like to show their PI»BCJIS 6) 1 33 2 0 0 0 2 Frazier pitched to 2 batters In 6th. DP— Pittsburgh 1, St. Lbuls 1. LOB— authority,” Curren said. pounded a grand slam ond Jessica The Tornadoes won three-out-tour Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 15. 2B— Herr, thus deferred one of the hottest issues in hockey to their next Royal Box. UPI photo Neubauer smocked three hits. For gomes during this weekends Nutmeg T— 2:32. A— 21A99. “ He asked me everything to do. I The South African now living in Krause, Cloudln* Collet, Troev Sol- teccer Festival In Wilton. The team Stieb (L 36) 7 10 5 4 1 5 meeting, at Vancouver, Sept. 9-10. Acker 2 3 0 0 0 0 They said they wanted more information before passing any told him, 'Lose the first service Austin. Texas, had four match Defending champion Boris Becker of West Germany monton and Allyson Irish cllpp^ two Seated Wilton, 44), Friday, while on WP— Stieb. T— 2:37. A— 26,1J 0. Aatroa 7, Rada 6 hits each. [ ^ r d a y they |>eat Ridgefield, 4-1, ond Cincinnati— Purchased the contract of PHtsburoh "■ " legislation to curb violence in their sport. They’ll wait for a report gam e,"’ said Becker, referring to points, but unable to control his returns a volley against Eduardo Bengoechea of Julie Burnett ond LIv Dorgln bombed Darien, 3-1. The Tornadoes lost Sunday outfielder (Jeorge Hlnshow from Molneof Umplrw— Home, McClelland; lb,D*n- BleleckI 6 9 1114 the International Leogue (AAA) and klnger; 2b, Relllv; 3b, Coble. on violence from the general managers, who will hold their own his service break of Bengoechea in best weapon — his serve — fell to 0 double and three singlet tor Weston. to Westport, 4-0. In Friday's gome, CINCINNATI HOUSTON McWilliams 2 33 3 0 0 1 4 the opening game of the match. Argentina in the opening game of the 1986 Wimbledon Kate DeMorchl chippy In with a pair Allison Frenette, Sheila Rlngbloom, assigned him to Denver of the American ObrhM ObrhM (Juonte 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 meeting in July. the 21-year-old Jelen. 6-4, 6-7 (4-7). of hits. Katie O'Morro pitched three Shiro Springer ond Shoron Fish each Association (AAA). Whlta8ox11.Twlna2 Jones If 5 0 3 1 Doran 2b 3 2 ) 0 Clemnts (L 0-3) 12-3 3 1 1 2 n With the opening-game break. 2-6, 6-4, 12-10. tournament. Becker won, 6-4, 6-2, 6-1. strong Innings for Weston, while hod o goal. Erica Rlngbloom contrib­ Cetlege Conepen ss 5 1 0 0 Hatcher ct 5 0 1 St.0 LOUN Cheryl LoDoux contributed two sin­ uted to the scoring ogolnst Ridgefield, Son Jose Stote — Nomed gymnastics Parker rf 4 0 0 0 (Jorner 3b 3 3 Tudor 10 9 4 1 1 2 3 glet. Correv Freeman helped with while Rsh led the oNense against coach Rich Chew and Thomas Rann os MINNESOTA CHICAOO EDavIs cf 2 1 1 0 GDavIs 1b 5 2 Doylev 2 3 1 1-3 2 0 .0 0 3 some (In* defense. Darien. The Tornodoes are back In dual associate athletic directors of the A rh M obrhM Bell 3b 5 0 1 1 Boss rf 3 0 Worrell 2 2 (W 5-7 33 0 0 0 1 0 Puckett Is In the All-Star running division play Saturday at men's athletic progrom; named Sam Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 Congels ct 4 1 1 0 Perez 1b 4 2 2 1 Cruz If 3 0 12Balk— BleleckI. T — 3:16. A— 25,506 Weotherstleld. Ptrarra head baseball cooch. Lmbrdz 3b 3 1 1 0 Fisk c 5 110 Diaz c 4 10 0 Bailey c 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK — Minnesota’s jCirby Puckett is closing in on Feetbolt Bush ph 1111 Baines rf 4 112 Oester 2b 4 10 0 Then ss 2 0 0 0 ‘Hitman’ shows his mettie to Medai New Jersey (USFL) — Signed 10 free Hrbek 1b 2 0 0 1 Walker 1b 5 2 2 5 Price p 10 0 1 Reynlds ss 2 0 0 0 California’s Reggie Jackson in voting for the third American M8C Rowdlas agents; defensive backs Dennis Bmnskv rf 3 0 1 0 Kittle dh 4 2 3 3 Terry p 0 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 0 10 League outfield spot for the Ju ly 15 All- Star Game, the DeVoughn and Leander Knight; line­ Salas dh 4 0 10 Bonilla If 4 0 10 Rowdon ph 1 0 0 0 Walker cf 0 0 0 0 The Rowdies Improved their record backers Weedy Harris, Mike Hawkins, (JoettI 3b 3 0 0 0 Hulett 3b 4 0 0 0 Tennis commissioner’s office announced Monday. By Dave Raffo ahead more. Hagler planned to announce the estimated crowd of 10.200 and to 13-3-3 Sunday by defeating Guilford, Willis p 1 0 0 0 Deshales p 3 0 1 0 Rec Basketball Reggie Oliver and Eugene Seale: Smalley ss 3 0 0 0 (Julllen ss 4 2 1 0 Venobl ph 0 0 0 0 Lopez p 0 0 0 0 Jackson, an 11-time All-Star starter, has 314,034 votes to lead United Press International ” My mind shifted from Mark Tuesday if he will fight ye a rn s Hearns admitted the boos hurt 4-1. Bob Post scored three times tor guard Doug Kellermeryer; defensive Davidsn It 3 0 0 0 Cruz 3b 4 2 3 1 Manchester, while Mike Solatia netted Power p 0 0 0 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Puckett by 3,187 votes. Puckett, a third-year major-leaguer, has Medal to Marvin Hagler.” Nov. 6 or accept Sugfii^ Ray more than his hand. tackle Frank AAottloc*; punter (Jm* Reedc 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TetaN 36 * 7 4 TetaN 13 7 1* 7 0 ball. Mike Kelsey, Mark Solatia, Post Morlotv, and receiver Zock Thomas. T*M* 29 2 4 2 TetoM 28 1) 12 II nASIIIIon Wimbledon Tennis Chomplon- never played in an All-Star Game. LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Every time Hearns had a flashback to Leonard’s challenge, but post­ "That’s something that I never, and Brion Jones oil hod assists. 9tane eat whew wtawlwp ran scered. Nartliani MfeHiesela 666166 661— 2 Clwciwnall S18681 661— 6 Rickey Henderson (410,326) and Dave Winfield (391,997), both Thomas Hearns hit Mark Medal Hagler in the second round when poned his announcement because ever in my entire career want to Seattle — Re-tigned cornerback Kellh CMcOd* 2SI666 62K-11 lleastaw 31**16 6*3— 7 he has the flu. feel again,” Hearns said. "-It hurt Simpson and fullback Eric Lon*. Game-winning RBI— Walker (4). of the New York Yankees, are the top two vote-getters in the A L Monday night, he thought of he felt pain in his often-broken Gome-winning RBI — G. Davis (8). Wemsn'* sMetas, IkM round Emanuel Steward, who man­ to hear my fans boo me after going 67 (Bill Anc^ton li, Oito Brown E Reed, Puckett. DP— Chicago 1. E— Gamer 3, Then. DP— CIncInnotl 1, . Tortv Phew*, Lorchmont, N.Y., def outfield ill balloting by fans. Marvin Hagler. right hand. The last time Hearns’s IS, Jetin B « ll 11), coltict n (Paul Rec basebaU LOB— Minnesota 3, Chicago 5. 2B— Houston 1. LOB— Cincinnati 9, Houston 9. ^ n ^ Grunteld, Britain, 6-2, 60; Ann Hearns stopped Medal in the hand was broken was in the first ages Hearns, said he is getting seven rounds.” tWItbOV 17, Bob MoronJv Congelosl, Kittle, Brunonsky. 3B— 2B— Boss, Perez, Jones. HR— G. Davis Hmrlctason, MoAtomsdl, Minn., defVjo eighth round to retain his World round of his three-round knockout tired of waiting for Hagler to Heam& 27, of Detroit, improved Sbockort« (John Contwlly 13, Mlko Bonilla, Lombordozzl. HR— Kittle 3 (15). SB— Jones 2 (6), E. Davis 3 (26), R c k w ^ n , New Zealand, 76 (66), 66; Sbormon 13), Hot* co 43 (jim Wohr Radio and TV (12), Walker (9), Bush (6). SB— Ooran3(22),Conc*pclon(10).S— Lopez. TIm Sicheuer-L^sen, Denmark, def. Lea Boxing Council 154-pound title and loss against Hagler April 15. 1986. announce his intentions. to 42-2 with 36 knockouts. Medal, 33). Pany Congelosl (33).SF— Hrbek. IP H RERBBSO Antanoplls, Glendora, Calif., 62, 66- Powder In Bias’s car Is real thing cap a closed circuit T V triple ” 1 did not break my hand,” "I have no idea where he is and 28, of Jersey City, N .J., fell to 24-3. _ IP H RERBBSO An^ea Betzner, West German^ def The Orioles and Red Sox battled to o Clwciwwati header. Hearns said. ” It’s just a little I ’m tired of talking about him.” In other featured bouts, Steve .VOAY •Mkinesstg Price 41-3 7 5 5 3 4 Julie Salmon, Britain, 60, 76 (66)- U P P E R M A R LB O R O , Md. — Cocaine was a key element in the Eaalani 5-5 tie Monday at Morlarty Field. Blvlevn (L 5-7) 1 33 7 8 6 2 0 l ^ l l a D e m o ^ t , F r « » ; do? jS t a , More Importantly. Hearns swollen. Steward said. "I wash my hands of Cruz lifted Barry McGuigan’s Larry MIclette did a fine lob pitching 5p.m.-Wlmbledon.HBO Terry ^3 0 0 0 2 1 death of Len Bias, and authorities will seek criminal charges ^7|M p.m. — Wimbledon Highlights, Heaton 5 1-3 3 1 0 0 3 Willis 2 0 0 0 0 0 Thompson, Australia, 61,63. hopes, his victory will lead to a "I wanted to save it for a very the whole thing. Tommy can make World Boxing Association feather­ BOVS A T W AR TBBO AK; fmokoSI (or the O's, while banging two hits. Davis 1 3 2 2 0 0 Men's sbtaNs, nm round against whoever provided the former Maryland basketball star (Kovln C o rrl^* M, Oov* Dor*ncti W, Chris Turkington hod two singles and Power (L 3-5) 1 3 2 2 1 0 Nov. 6 rematch with middleweight important person. If I’m going to money on other fights.” weight title with a shocking 7:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. Red Sox, auoog* Heusten MoN Wllander, 2, Sweden, def. Scott with the drug, a prosecutor said Monday. Frank Lav f), Morc'i Brotbori 33 Dennis Pendergrass also hod two hits. Cowley (W 4-3) 8 2 1)25 Davis, Bordmoor, Fla, 76 (7-5), , 66; champion Marvin Hagler. break it. I’m going to break it on Heariis dropped Medal in the 15-round unanimous decision, and (Hobart 10, Jobnton *). Forth* Red Sox, Mark Huhtalopitched Channels 11,X, 38, WTIC, WPOP. Deshales 61-3 4 4 0 5 3 64 Arthur Marshall, the state’s attorney for Prince George’s 7: M p.m.— Expos vs. Mats, Chonnels 9, Jomes 1 2 1 1 0 2 Lopez 21-3 3 2 2 1 1 Boris Becker, 4, West Germony, det "F o r the first time, I was looking Marvin. first round and shut his left eye in Robbie Sims scered a split 10- Cuoono (.own Sorvk* S3 (iteb Bu­ well In relief. Steve Tramohtono WP— Blyleven, James. T — 2:44. A— Eduardo Benooediea, Argentina, ,63 County, said preliminary tests revealed white powder found in tane 10, Floldior 14), T.c.Pw « ripped a clutch hit ki the fifth, while 20, WKHT. Andersen (W 1-0) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 64 ahead,” Hearns' said. "When I •; ” I thought my performance the second before turning into a round decision over three-time ^ IL M p.m. — Wimbledon Highlights, 16667. Power pitched to 2 batters In 9th. 61 r Eric J ^ , West (Sermotiy, del Bias’ newly leased 1986 sports car last Friday is cocaine. Kevin BoHomley turned a fine pertor Umpires— Homs, Clork; lb, Shu- Kevin Currsn, 11, Austin, Tex., 66, 67 found out how easy it was to hit tonight should have a great affect boxer in the third round. champion Roberto Duran in a i 'a K f U : ? ^ monc* behind the plat*. HBP— by Willis (Boss). WP— Price. lock; 2b, Morrison; 3b, McKean. T — 2:57. A— 12,953. (67), 26, 66, 1310. Mark Medal. 1 started to think on Marvin.” That’s when the boos rose from middleweight bout. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, June 24. 1986 MANCHESTER HERAl.Q, Tuesday, June 24, 1986 — 18 BUSINESS Job prospects better for the over-50 group, experts say Bv CottenCoMen TImberlake mentment firm, firm, is is in in the the upbeat upbeat camo. camp, corporationcorporation is is nrobablv probably not not uninB going therethere. The The snirlt spirit is is not not. Therefore Therefore dramatically. aivs|x ivera were riioH filed in in>Ka the govern­ The Associated Press saying there has been a dramatic to find another opportunity at a hopes look dismal.” ’The U.S. Census Bureau says ment’s fiscal year that ended increase in the hiring of older big corporation. Those who real­ The unemployment rate Sept. 30, vs. 67 in fiscal 1984 and Highlights 21.3 percent of the population CAMBRIDGE REPORTS NEW YORK — The employ­ people. He says his belief is ize that they have good things to among Americans between the was 55 older in 1984. From 1974 to 33 in 1983. 'Discount rate’ vs. 'actual return’ ment outlook has improved for based on the success of his older offer ... may have to offer it to a ages of 45 and 54 and in the 1984, the number of Americans Still, that is not a large number out-of-work, over-50, white- clients in finding jobs at the same different audience.” managerial and professional oc­ aged 65 and older grew by 27.1 Weight-wBtching in the Last Decade QUESTION: collar executives, some experts rate as younger, ones. considering how many Amerir Is higher than the T bill’s discount expect to sell our home soon for Smaller and medium-size cupations was 2.4 percent in the percent, while the total popula­ cans likely face prejudice Every week, us­ rate. approximately $250,000. We will say. Moderately positive is Made­ companies are thrilled to hire first quarter of this year, the Are you currently on a diet, just watching ually on Tues­ tion rose by 10.7 percent, it says. against their age. your weight, or neither? move into rental quarters while we They say the older executives leine Swain, president of Swain & older people, she said. Labor Department says. That Older Americans are pro­ day. the news­ QUESTION: My sister insists have another home built for about are benefiting from a growing Swain, an outpiacement firm in Wesley Poriotis, chairman and compared with a 7.5 percent tected by the Age Discrimination But Challenger maintains the paper carries a She receives an Interest check $200,000. What would be the safest realization that their experience New York, who said: ”We think chief executive officer of Wesley civilian unemployment rate in situation is brighter, even though short item Investors* in Employment Act, passed by within a week after she buys a U.S. way to invest our money while the is a valuable asset and from the it has been improving and Brown & Bartle Co., a New the same time period. Congress in 1967. That act was there are not any firm statistics. aboutthe sale of G uide Treasury bill from a Federal new house is being constructed? decline in job loyalty of younger continues to improve.” York-based executive recruit­ ‘"There are not that many U.S. Treasury Reserve Bank. I think she’s wrong. We will, of course, need periodic amended in 1978 to remove any "Companies may be coming to workers. Others say older However, Ms. Swain added, ment company, is among the people in that group who are mandatory retirement age for realize that possessing a team of bills. I don’t un­ William A. Doyle What do you say? payments for the builder. workers are finding jobs because derstand the "Frankly, it has been our expe­ pessimists. unemployed, but once they are most federal government em­ fresh-faced MBAs is not a they are lowering their rience that Fortune 500 compan­ "I would love to say that the unemployed they have a very ployees and pushed the protec­ cure-all, that a stable of ‘whiz difference be­ ANSWER: Your sister is incor­ ANSWER: U.S. Treasury secur­ expectations. tween the “dis­ ies are not out searching for situation is better because peo­ hard time finding another job,” tion ceiling from 65 up to 70 for all kids’ is no guarantee of expanded I l s h R rect. When she buys a new T bill ities are counted as the safest in the However, some experts aren’t older workers. We have not seen ,O n a diet count rate’’ and through a Federal Reserve Bank, world. Treasury bills and notes ple are more knowledgeable said Philip Rones, an economist individuals. profits,” he said. "Those who the “actual return.’’ purchase price, plus $1,000 optimistic at all. a n y kind of trend or about agism,” he said. “But at the Bureau of Labor Statistic^ The number of age discrimina­ have tried investing in the young she must put up the full face with maturities matching your James Challenger, president 18% For example, the June 3 story interest. amount of that T bill. The price at scheduled payments to the builder commitments. when it comes down to the actual in Washington. tion complaints filed by the may conclude that what is said the discount rate was 6.33 The $1,000 interest on a $9,000 which she buys the T bill — a would be a natural choice for most of Challenger. Gray & Christmas "Realistically, a 55-, 58-year- hiring. I don’t think there is The number of older Ameri­ Equal Employment Opportunity needed is sheer wisdom rather Neither percent on three-month T bills and one-year investment works out to discounted price below face value of your money. Inc., a Chicago-based outplace­ old person coming out of a big much change. ’The laws are cans has been growing Commission has grown. Ninety- than sheer energy.” 28% JiVatching 36% 51% 6.41 on six-month T bills. It went on approximately 11.1 percent. So. — is set at a Treasury Department ~ weight" to say. “the discount rates under­ even though the discount rate on auction. A “discount check” for T bills come in minimum denom­ state the actual return to invesFors the hypothetical T bill in this the difference between the T bill’s inations of $10,000. T notes with — 6.52 for three-month bills and example was 10 percent, your face value and the lower price at maturities of two to three years 1976 1986 6.72 percent for six-month bills.’’ actual return, which is also called which she bought it is then mailed can be bought in $5,000 minimums. Sou'ct? Su'vp,U S aduH Doru riiiO" oy CamO'iogp Reports Cambridge MA Why? the "investment yield” or “coupon to her. I You can ouy T bills and notes '9rtfc C local and national growth advertise any preference, finance from Rensselaer Polytech­ Park Market, 317 High­ carpets, floors, furniture, St. Female 8 years, She­ time position open for the ing in a fabric and craft at­ opportunities. 649-4563. llmifatlon or discrimina­ nic Institute. Corp. of Framingham. Mass., land St., Manchester. etc.Experlence preferred Bruce Belfiore pard cross, black and tan, Part Time Inserters right person who loves to mosphere? Part time stu­ but willing to train. Refer­ tion based on race, color, A sales associate at Coldwell under which Hartford National religion, sex or national would acquire CFC and its subsi­ Progress Dr. Coll the wanted. Call 647-9946, ask work with beautiful jewelry dents and mother hours ences and good driving Banker in Glastonbury, serving the Hartford area. luliano has Monchester Dog Worden. for Bob. and enjoys working with available. Full time and en­ record a must. 649-3433, origin, or on Intention to diary bank. Framingham Trust people. Great benefit make any such prefer­ earned CLU and ChFC designations in financial planning from try level assistant managers days. Co. Lost cat, male, wearing package. Apply in person ence, limitation or dis­ the American College at Bryn Mawr. Manchester Insurance positions available. For Outside Sales. Monday Hartford National will exchange tan collar with tag, black agency has an opening for Tuesday through Saturday, Manager, Assistant Man­ crimination. The Herald She and her husband, John, were raised in Manchester, and more information stop in Auto Mechanic - expe­ thru Friday, evenings. Ex- shares of its common stock valued and grey stripes on back, a parf time secretary. lOam-SpTTi. ager and Cashier for high rienced. Must have own cellent money. Call will not knowingly accept have lived in Glastonbury with their two children for seven at $59.8 million for more than 1.28 white stomach and double Typing and telephone MICHAELS JEWELERS volume self-serve gas sta­ and fill out an application in any advertisement which our Manchester store, 1151 tools. 40 hour week. Call Jeanne 647-9946. years. million total shares of Charter paws. Please hold onto, skills are Important. Insu­ 958 Main St.. Manchester tion. Starting pay $25,000 633-3669. Is In violation of the law. luliano is a member of the International Association of he's friendly. Call 643-6795 rance and computer skills EOE plus. Apply at Manchester Tolland Tpke. Accounts Payable Clerk - Financial, subject to adjustment Five Family. Beautiful Financial Planners and the Hartford Women’s Network. for market price of stock prior to nights and weekends or experience helpful but not Texaco, 172 Doming St or Sales • Earn approxi­ East Hartford. Full time 244-4226 days. essential. 649-2891. call 644-4578. position opening mid modern units In on Infla­ closing. Carpenters and Expe­ mately $9.50/Hr. selling tion hedging business wicker furniture, wall de­ July. Responsible, expe­ The deal must be approved by rienced Carpenters Babysitter Wanted. Mon­ zoned location I Must See! Steven Mason (left) and Alan Davis bring microbrewing to the region. Computer-Typist Opera­ Carpenters-For wood core and baskets doing rienced self starfer re­ New York Life honors Doyle Charter Financial shareholders Helpers. Call 647-8722 af­ day thro Friday, 10am to working shop. WIII train. quired. Must be accurate ” We guarantee our stand In front of brewing vats at the Microbrewing, a trend that has become tor. 50 to 60 WPM and ter 5. home parties. For Infor­ houses” Blanchard 8, Ro- and regulatory agencies. 2pm. Please call after Immediate openings, mation call 529-8168. with figures and attention New York Life Insurance Co. has announced the 20th company in White River Junction, Vt., popular in other parts of the country, diversified duties. E. Hart­ 6:00, 646-9788. setto Real Estate 646-2482. Anniversary Senior NYLIC designation of John E. Doyle, CLU. Charter Financial will operate ford location. Excellent Manchester area. Call for to detail. Presently man­ as an independent subsidiary of which will soon be producing premium makes top-shelf beer on a small scale to it is $650-$2000 weekly caliber. appointment 649-4371. ual system. Send resume Doyle, a member of the President’s Council, has achieved working conjditlons and National music and video Swimming Instructors for Forest Hills-Large 4 bed­ Hartford National, which is the benefits. For a dependa­ or letter to Mrs. Lucille several Centurion, Group Leader and National Quality Awards. New England beer. They are trying to ensure premium quality. componv needs top dis­ girls resident camp In Automotive Polisher and Vernal!, E.J. Stephens, room, 2'/2 bath colonial on parent company of Connecticut ble person with Interest In tributors and sales reps. cul-de-sac. First floor He is a member of the Million Dollar economical Stafford Springs, Ct. Call Detail person. Immediate Certified Nursing Assist­ Inc., 734 Tolland St., East National Bank. secure position. Contact Excellent Income and re­ 684-7821 or 677-2667 for family room with fire­ Round Table and a member of the between 8:30am and 12:00 opening. Part time after­ ants. Full and part time, Hartford, C T 06108. Framingham Trust, which has peat business. Tel. 702-831- application. noons, early evenings and place, roomy eat-ln- Hartford Life Underwriters assets of $275 million and 14 offices noon, Monday thru Fri­ 4682. temporary and perman­ klfchen, spacious dining to run day. Mrs. Palmer, 289- Saturday. Experience ent positions are now Association. in the Framingham area, will Vermonters bring microbrewing Counselors for girls resi­ preferred. Apply at Gor­ room. A real find for 9576. Teacher needs a fantastic available on all shifts. $159,900. Joyce G. Epstein Doyle lives in Manchester with his retain its name. dent camp In Stafford in’s Jaguar, Route 83. Starting pay of $7.15 as of fast-acting babysitter for her 6 month Springs, Ct. Call 684-7821 Vernon, Ct. Real Estate, 647-8895.o wife, Janet, and daughter, Kathleen. Robert L. Newell, chairman of Waitress and Cook July 1. 1986. Please apply House Cleaners - Monday old storting In September. or 677-2667 for application. through Friday with flexi­ Hartford National, said the acqui­ Wanted. All shifts, part Call 643-5643. In person between 9am $135,000 — 3 Bedroom sition is "a further step toward our time and full time. Apply and 3pm. Meadows ble hours. Immediate op­ to New Engiand’s beer drinkers Herald Housekeeper/Companion enings, Call The House­ Colonial, large fireplaced Banking group goal to create a solid banking In person. Luigi’s649-5325. Is advertising expensive? Manor, 333 Bldwell St., living room, hardwood - to ossist older convalesc­ Manchester. works, 647-0873. taps Agostinelli franchise in the excellent banking Classified You’ll be surprised now ing woman. Call 635-0824, floor, oak molding, newer market in Massachusetts." By G erry AAullanv the state made those dreams come The two latter-day brewmeisters Bookeepter. Apply In per­ economical It Is to adver­ leave message. Assistant Newspaper kitchen, IV2 baths, vinyl son. The Andrew Ansaldl ReceptlonIst-NIce appear­ The deal also will allow Fra­ United Press International true. In July, the fruits of that admit they’re taking a chance, tise In Classified. 643-2711. dealer wanted In Bolton. ance, good telephopne siding. Desirable neigh­ Nathan G. Agostinelli, president of Ads Company, 186 Bldwell St., Call 232-9989 between 9am borhood. 3 porches.647- Manchester State Bank, has been mingham Trust to offer a wider investment will be tested In a trial because the microbrewery move­ Orthodontic office seeks Tired of Working personality and some se­ Manchester. assistant, experienced 8< noon, Monday through 8030. elected a director of the Independent range of banking and trust .servi­ WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Vt. brewing, with New England’s only ment is still in its infancy in the Receptionist wanted for (or Someone Else? cretarial skills! Real Est­ ces, said William A. Anastos. — Steve Mason says if there’s one microbrewery beer hitting the United States. local real estate com­ preferred but will train Friday. Ask for Michael. ate license helpful but not Bankers Association of America, Laborer for Pipeline Con- the right person. Send Brand New Listing! Very president of Charter Financial. place a high-quality, freshly shelves in September. "There are 50 microbreweries in strucflon. Must have pany. Evening hours and Here’s your chance to required. Flexible hours I representing Connecticut on the Sat. available. Call Janet resume to PO Box 2356, Window cleaners. Must Call Mr. Lindsey at 649- attractive 4 room condo Hartford National operates 159 brewed beer can make a splash on ’’We’re doing something very North America,” said Mason. 643-2711 transportation and be de­ be experienced. Steady be in business for association’s board. at 643-1591. Vernon, C T 06066. yourself — without In­ 4000. townhouse, 2 bedrooms, offices of Connecticut National the market, it’s New England. different — making a truly local "Most of these companies have pendable. Top wages work, good pay with baths, gorgeous ca­ As a director of the association, he Bank and also is the parent firm of paid. 649-6087. vesting a nickel of your “New England is a good, strong New England beer,” said Davis. opened in the last two years. Medical Office Assistant. Part time sorter operator. fringe benefits. Call 649- Secretary-Experienced. binets In fully opplianced is one of the official representatives Arlington Trust Co. of Lawrence. beer-drinking part of the country,” "We’re looking to sell to people "But some of the microbrewer­ 5334. own money. Call of the group in the state. His duties Immediate opening. Var­ Glastonbury Bank 8, Part to full time. General kitchen. Small complex In Mass., which has 19 offices in that said Mason, who plans to open the who are really into their beer, and ies are very profitable. Many ied duties with direct pa­ Trust currently has a Dan Rlcard - 563-8041 office dufles, typing accu­ Manchester. Offered at include membership recruitment state, and Provident Institution for region’s first microbrewery later who wilt notice a difference in industry people felt the micro­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED tient contact. Full time position available for an Commission drivers racy critical. Send re­ $82,500, Jackson 8, Jack- and acting as a liaison between Savings, with 10 offices in the this summer in this town along the taste.” position. Benefits availa­ Individual to fine sort needed. Call Clyde 646- Mutual of Omaha. sumes to: Griswold 8, son Real Estate. 647-8400 John E. Doyle brewery movement would fizzle 1140 Anytime. independent bankers in Connecticut Boston area. New Hampshire border, Mason said that the proximity of out, but facts disproved that.” IN MANCHESTER AREA ble. Reply to PO Box 1455, dally work for a bulk filing Equal Opportunity Company M/F Fuss Laboratories, 360 or 646-8646.0 ■ and the association’s staff and leadership. Last week. Hartford National "We’re going to build our base in the beer to its markets means Mason spent time working at the Rockville, C T 06066. and statement rendering East Center Street, Man­ announced it has an agreement to Vermont and New Hampshire, and A da m s St. 446-597 using NCR sorters and chester, Ct. 06040. EOE. Catamount will have much the Newman Brewery in Albany, as bursters. Must be organ­ Jackpot! Contemporary acquire First New England Bank- then look to the Boston market, same character of the pub beers well as a stint in an English Deerdald SI all Auto and Truck Mechan­ No phone calls please. lover’s dream house! 3600 Ferndale St. all ics - Immediate opening. ized, reliable and able to WORLD shares Corp. with 19 offices in which consumes the second- brewed in Europe. brewery, where he learned the work 9pm thru lam Mon­ sq. ft. 8 rooms, 3 bed­ Foxcroft SI 50-88 Experienced only with Some places require expe­ Accounting Clerk. Duties rooms, 2V2 baths, terrific Short-term T-blll rates dip again southeastern Massachusetts. largest amount of imported beer in "If you taste the beers in Europe, tricks of English beermaking. own tools. 647-9552. day thru FIrday. Addi­ TRAVEL rience; We give It I Our will include: Accounts re­ Hartford National also is in the the country on a per-capita basis.” Lennmore Si all layout. Plush carpeting. there’s such a difference,” he said. ”I was over there for four tional hours may be re­ nationally recognized ceivable and poyroll cost Elegant master bedroom, rates on short-term Treasury process of acquiring First Bank, Facts like that mark the thinking "The beers are very fresh, because West Mlddl8 Tpke. 501-542 Mechanically Inclined - quired at month’s end. No distribution. Computer securities fell again in Monday’s auction to levels in effect in months, and looked at four other OPPORTUNITY multi unit retail chain Is 2 car garage, built In 1984. early May. which is headquartered'in Chelms­ of Mason and his counterpart, Alan they’re usually brewed in the same breweries to get some other ideas New State Rd. 106-238 Growing golf car concern experience necessary, currently seeking a per­ experience helpful. Excel­ Offered at $219,900.Jack- ford, Ma.ss., with 10 offices in the Davis, who are bringing to New'’' Jefferson SI all looking for quality me­ will train. Please call son to assist our area lent fringe benefits. Call region you drink them.” about how the best beers were High school grad­ son 8i Jackson Real Est­ The Treasury Department sold $7.4 billion in three-month bills Lowell area. England a trend that’s become K e n w o o d S i all chanic trainee to repair 659-4021 Ext. 293. EOE, manager. Your time will or write The Carlyle John­ ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.D In addition. Catamount will use made.” M/F. at an average discount rate of 6.09 percent, down from 6.11 With the addition of the pending popular in other parts of the methods such as sterile filtration, Tolland Tpke. 472-525 gasoline and electric golf uates 17-34 years be spent working In our son Machine Company, 52 When he returned to the U.S. he cars. Full benefit package ^ rc e n t last week. Another $7.4 billion was sold in six-month bills acquisitions. Hartford National country: making top-shelf beer on U nion PI. old. No experi­ Vernon store as well as Main St., Manchester, Ct., instead of pasteurization, to pro­ met Davis, and the two figured out all Including Insurance, uni­ Mason Tender. Apply In learning the sales, mer­ 06040. 643-1531. EOE. One veai^old U8iR Con­ M an average discount rate of 6.13 percent, down from 6.18 will have 236 offices and assets of a small scale to ensure its duce tf’beer different from those a plan to finance the brewery. U nion S I 133-264 forms, profit sharing and person. The Andrew An­ ence necessary. temporary. 3 bedrooms, percent last week. more than $10 billion. Hartford premium quality. chandising and personnel available on the market today. Since then, the two have spent Strickland SI all overtime. Brueban Corp., saldl Company. 186 Bid- Good Pay. Out­ functions of the area man­ large family rrom, living National is the third largest bank Catamount Amber and Cata­ well St. Manchester. Part Time Full Time rrom, and dining room. lowest since May 12, when three-month bills The beer is made on a relatively most of their time planning for this O x fo rd S i 25 West Rd., Bolton 06040. ager. This Is a growth averaged 6.07 percent and six-month bills sold for 6.10 percent. holding company in New England. mount Gold represent the culmina­ small scale, with only 700 cases fall, when their beer will hit the all 647-1774. standing benefits opportunity that can de­ PEANUTS Seperate office or den. 2V2 Cambridgo S i 14-100 Speech/Language Clini­ bafhs, fireplace, etc. The new discount rates understate the actual return to tion of a passion Mason first nad as being produced a week. If the beer grocery shelves and restaurants of offered. Call col­ velop Into a salaried man­ If you’re tired of work­ a student at the University of becomes successful In Vermont M a rb lo S I all cian. 1 Vj days per week at agement position. We $212,IXX).U8iR Realty, 643- s"x-*momh~brn7 ‘‘’’■ee-Tionth bills and 6,41 percent for ‘Strange geese’ the twin-state region. the secondary level. Co/i- lect ing for the same pay 2692.0 Michigan. and New Hampshire, Mason and The beer will sell for roughly the M cCabo S i all offer a good starting wage Penguins were called “strange tact Dr. Henry Grabber, of $4 per hour plus a full regardless of perform­ In a separate report, the Federal Reserve said Monday that the "It began as a hobby atcollege,” Davis will increase production in same price as top-shelf Imported Stock Placo all Principal, RHAM Junior ( 518) 462-5661 geese” when they were first he said of his first attempts at Oldies But Goodies used benefit package. Commis­ ance, we have the solu­ average yield for one-year Treasury bills was 6.61 percent last an attempt to satisfy the taste buds beers, and they say reaction has North Main Si 350-496 cars, 323 Center St. needs High School, Rham Rd„ sion and participation In a Manchester - $139,900. described in 1520 by the ship brewing ten years ago. “But then it of beer drinkers throughout New already been favorable from 8:30-2:30 Mon.-Wed. tion for you. What are week, down from 6.85 percent the previoiSFweek. This interest Forost S i 30-120 a person for approxi­ Hebron, Ct. 06248. quarterly bonus program. you qualified to earn? ‘Cheney Home’. Solid 5-5 historian on Ferdinand Magellan’s evolved into a serious scientific England, i storeowners. Please call 569-2744 for an two family home In desir­ change rates for homeowners with voyage around the world. During O tis S I 20-70 mately 20 hours per week adjustable rate mortgages. effort. When I heard about the “Boston is the market we’re "For retailers it’s an attractive to Cleon cars. Apply In Interview appointment. PEANUTS $4.00/Hr. able area. Small, quief the following centuries, visitors East Cantor SI 25-209 odd only opening of a microbrewery in really looking to,” said Davis. “It’s proposition to carry such a beer,” person only. Interoffice Dental Hygenlst-Part FotoMat Coro. EOE-M/F. KID STUFF $4.50/Hr. streef, some remodeling from the Western world, including Albany (N.Y.), 1 became en­ a big test site for imported beer. In C anter S I 11-225 time, hours 8am-4:45pm. already completed. Wir­ said Mason, '"rhey have a real Operations Projects AVERAGE $5.00/Hr. whalers and explorers, clubbed, thralled with the idea of opening a the meantime, we figure word pride about local products. K n o x S I all Quality oriented Glaston­ ing updated, many other boiled and ate the birds, turned small brewery in Vermont.” Supervisor bury practice. Warm, BULK DELIVERY REAL MONEY $6.00/Hr. Improvements made. 3 Steep shipment wiii avert iayoffs about the beer might get out “ We hope to be the vanguard of V a lle y St. all car detached garage, pos­ their hides into clothing, and used A private stock offering and a To be responsible for friendly staff. No Satur­ TOP DOLLAR $7.50/Hr. through all the visitors this region the microbrewery movement in N e w m a n S I all NEED HELP? days. 633-3509. Newspapers sible room for expansion. BRISTOL — A 481-ton load of steel has been sent on its way to a their blubber for fuel. $200,000 low-interest loan through gets.” New England.” daily paper work related s u p Rosmary Rd. all to manpower and mater­ Responsible, ambi­ Attic has hardwood Bristol company, averting the possible layoff of up to 100 EAST? Help wanted-Kitchen and tious,' Individuals are If you are willing to floors. Call today for a Cottage S i 72-82 ials for large general con­ employees, after federal officials said they cut through red tape tractor. Immediate open­ Bus Person. Inquire at needed to deliver the work, we’re willing to private showing, won’t that had frozen the shipment. M aple St. 25-96 Advertise with ing. Salary commensu­ Vic’s Pizza, 151 W. Middle Hartford Courant to pay. Call C. Brown to lost long! Realty World, The shipment coming from a West German company was held High-priced condo auction fiops in Vermont Foster S I 69-109 rate with experience. Tpke., 649-3700. carries, dealers and arrange an interview 646-7709. □ P earl S I 2-60 Apply to the rural subscribers In the by U.S. Customs officials at a dock in Bridgeport after confusion MANCHESTER, vt. (UPI) - An block. However, Rutger said only event, which took place at the posh The Herald MAK Compiny Carpenters-Would you 1-800-367-3720. resulted from changes in the laws concerning export limits, U.S. Rutgers said all but one of the 12 S p ru ce St. 74-108 early mornings. Re­ Bing, Bang, BoomI innovative plan to sell high-priced 12 condominiums were sold at the Ektulnox Hotel in Manchester. 640 Hilliard St. like a good paying lob? If quirements Include a Owners need a quick sale. Rep. Nancy Johnson, R-Conn., said Monday. condominiums sold went for ^low Glenwood Si and get Manchester Vermont condominiums by auc­ Sunday auction. Rutgers had planned to hold a their suggested price. 86-180 you are experienced In all valid CT drivers Reduced over$is,000 and The shipment from the Buderus company in West Germany tion has found few takers, indicat­ "It’s indicative of how bad the second auction in October after L yn d a le S i all 643-2659 phases of commercial ready for an offer. 3 work, rough fo finish, with license, reliable insur­ Real Estate was headed for the Wallace Barnes Steel company in Bristol, ing a worsening vacation home second-home market is up here," more than 1,000 people inquired His firm, Rutgers Realty of Butternut S i all FAST ance, van or pickup bedrooms, IV2 baths, new where officials said as many as 100 workers could have lost their a minimum of 3 years furnace, newer roof. market in Vermont, the organizer said Rutgers. "With tax changes aboqt the first auction. However, Manchester, spent $150,000 putting Hickory St. all experience call Kim at and storage for Sun­ jobs for the summer without the steel. of the auction .said Monday. around the corner, people are he said the dismal showing at RESULTS! day advance sections. Lovely treed 1 'h acre lot. together the auction. The company Farguson Rd. 121-360 East Hartford Distribu­ 229-6556. I HOMES Now being offered at Johnson, who was able to free the shipment by contacting "We’re really not sure what unsure if they should invest in Sunday’s auctions might cancel tor. Attitude and willing­ Excellent commis­ advertised in major urban news­ Garth Rd. 0-24 FOR SALE $129,900. Jackson 8, Jack- officials from the U.S. Trade Representative’s office, the happened." said organizer David second homes." those plans. papers. hired an additional 12 ness to learn more Hair Stylists and Supervi­ sions and mileage are Hackmatack SI all Manchester son Real Estate, 647-8400 European Economic Community and the West German Rutgers. “We Just didn’t get the Most of the condominiums on the ”We might hold the auction in people for the auction, and set up a Importatnt than expe­ sors Wanted-For busy paid each month. Ap­ or 646-8646.0 government, used the opportunity to attack protectionist buyers we A'anted." auction block were located at the some place like New York City, If “contract-signing room” with four Herald rience. Order entry, light salon in Vernon, part time plicants should live in Manchester 2 family 5-5 3 measures. The highly touted auction put 110 Stratton and Sugarbush ski areas. we hold it at all,” he said, ‘“rhat lawyers and four mortgage repre­ MANCHESTER HERALD bookeeping and customer or full time. Flexible the Manchester area. bedroom west side of Contact. Small office en­ hours. No following ne­ Call Fran Harrington, town. Needs some work. Today Is great d a y... and condominiums, priced between The 500 participants in the auction way we’d be closer to the people sentatives to help buyers and Classified is a great way $48,500 and $486,000, on the auction Call NOW 647<9946 643-2711 vironment. Call owner at cessary. Call Manager. 649-52S2. $136,900. Klernan Realty, toured the condos prior to the who are buying the condos.” sellers. 528-7123. 875-0588. 649-1147. ... to sell somethlngl to — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, June 24. 1986

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MISCELLANEOUS I HOMES I HOMES I I CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECIORY Mattress — Fits hospital 1972 Plymouth Duster- iManrlTFBlrr HrralJi Manchester — A City of Village Charm Excellent starter — Cov­ Oversized — Manchester, bed. Brand newconditlon. Air, 6 cylinder, running. entry, S75,900. Nice 3 bed­ $149,900. Rooms Including $75. Call 643-8555 after $500 Call 6496161. room starter ranch In 2, 14x18 bedrooms with 6 p m . □ quiet location. Large built-in dressersand book­ I CARPENTRY/ iHEATINa/ MiSCELUNEOUS Honda 1980-5 speed, excel­ 12x17 living room and shelves highlight this 3 CHILOCARE REM00ELIN6 PLUMNNR SERVICES Two 275 Gallon Fuel lent condition, $2,000. Coll Wednesday, June 25,1986 10x14 enclosed heated bedroom Cape. 13x20 fir e - Tanks. One with 100 gal­ 649-6238. 25 Cents porch. Home Is In good placed fam ily room. 2 full Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Odd Jobs-Pointing, win­ lons fuel In It. Both for condition and only 5 min­ baths, large rear deck, 2 throom remodeling; In­ dow {Cleaning, hedge- $99.00. 6 4 9 3 1 10.O 1974 Thunderbird - full utes to the water. Re­ car garage and much stallation water hooters, /lown cutting. Coll Mark power, $800. Call 649-9404, duced for quick sole.D.W. more.O.W. Fish Realty, Independent Construc­ garbage disposals; faucet 649-5695 omriime. Gas Fired Boiler — Four 647 1340 and 647-0080. 643-1591 o r 871-1400.O w ill do bobvsitting In my Fish Realty, 643-1591 or Licensed Manchester tion Co. General Contrac­ repairs. 6494539. Vlsa/M- years old. Large size. 871-1400.D 1981 P ly m o u th C h a m o -4 Board home. (Verplanck School tors, custom home build­ osterCord accepted. Buyer must remove. Call Aid to contras Areo). Coll 646-3793. ing and remodeling, 9:30 am . to 4:30 pm . $99.00. speed twin stick, A M /FM , Cleon — Manchester siding, excavation, etc. 647-8003.0 air conditioning. 65,000 $92,900. Nicely decorated INVESTMENT Double A Fence Co. Ex­ miles. New clutch, brakes PROPERTY Certified nurses aide Colt 4564865 or 456-7215. RH8CELLANE0U8 pert stockade ond roll older 3 bedroom Colonial. I would like to babysit 1 Baby Carriage and and radlals. $2500. 646- 12x18 living room and SERVICER fencing, repair or Installa­ Stroller combination. 6332. nixes Remodellng/Carpentry child In m v home full tion. Call Tony Albert. 14x20 dining room. Conve­ Three stores and Six time. 649-6604. Work. Additions, decks Beige and white. Excel­ hinging on nient to busline and shop­ apartments. Newer 400 and repairs. Coll David Odd lobs. Trucking. 649-9906. lent condition. $55.00. 647- 1981 Olds Cutlos-Four ping. Nice level backyard. AMP service, newer roof. Cormier, 649-6236. Home repairs. You nome 8203 o ffe r 4 p m .o ______door, black. Air condi­ Licensed daycare pro­ A. Henry Personalized tion, power steering, Excellent home In this Black 8i stucco construc­ vided. Hove full time op- It, we do It. Free estl- price range.D.W. Fish tion. Needs cosmetic ■6 motes. Insured. 643-0304. Lawn Care-Complete power brakes, stereo, hockey e r ^ for child, 2 years or Realty 643-1591 or 871-1400. work. The figures work!_ lawn care and landscap­ ENDROLLS $3,195. 643-0110. □ ofoer In Manchester ing. Free estimates, fully 27'h width - 258 Some owner flnonctno home. Loving family en­ IPAINHN8/ Hawkes Tree Service — several votes Insured, all work guaron- 13V4 width - 2 for 258 possible. Call for all de­ vironment. I am o mother PAPERINB Bucket Truck & Chipper. ITRUCKS/VANS By Alex GIrelll Manchester — $97,900. tails. $189,900. Strano Real Stump Removal. Free Es­ teed, senior citizens dis­ M U ST be picked up at the with professlonol child­ counts. 647-1349. Lawrence L. Knutson and changed his vote.” O'Neill Associate Editor Cope Cod. Cute Cope Cod Estate, 647-7653.0 ren's librarian expe­ Name your own price — timates. Special consider­ Manchester Herald Office I FOR SALE home waiting for the right ation for Elderly and Han­ before 11 A M. ONLY. The Associated Press said. "He had never talked to a rience. Lunch and 2 Father end son. Fast, Spring Clean Up Done. Richard Dyer argued that the family. Thr^ bedrooms, snacks provided. 647-0536. dependable service. dicapped. 647-7553. 1976 Ford, 4 wheel drive, president head to head and he told garage. In-ground pool. Painting done. Trees cut snow plow, 60,000 miles. WASHINGTON - House us, ‘I was so thrilled. I thought I sport deserved "one last chance,” Painting, Paperhanging down. Attics and cellars Call today for details. I REAL ESTATE 8i Removal. Call 646-5761. Delivering clean farm $4,000. 649-9404 and 647- Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. was talking to the pope.’” but the Manchester Board of Won’t lastIJoyce G. Ep­ loom; 5 yards $75 plus tax. cleaned. Yards cleaned 1340. said today a lobbying blitz by Asked to predict the outcome. Education voted 8-3 Tuesday night WANTED I CARPENTRY/ and lunk removed. 647- TAG SALES stein Real Estate, 647- Commercial Painting Also sand, stone, and President Reagan has convinced O’Neill said that, with several not to restore field hockey to the 8895.0 REM0DEUN8 gravel. Call 643-9504. 7607 after 5pm. athletic program at Manchester Wanted to buy a house for Contractors-lnlerlor and Tag Sale Saturday June Nomrod Tent Trailer- at least two more House Demo­ hours remaining until the vote, exterior pointing. 20 years High School. Executive Colonial — lo­ $76,000 thru CHFA In M an­ Farrand Remodeling — Need A Good Tenant? 28. 10am to 4pm, Rain or sleep s \'4 to 6, con o p e, crats to vote for a $100 million aid "it’s 212 to 212 with the rest chester or Coventry. No In business. Fully Insured. Zimmer management will Shine. Moving selling ev­ spore tire, good condi­ plan (or Nicaragua’s Contra reb­ undecided.” 'The vote came on a motion by cated on Thayer Road. Cabinets, rooting, gut­ Free Estimates. 742-8628. M int canditlan resident of Real Estate agnts Please. ters, room additions, find a well qualfled, good erything. 55 Virginia Rd., tion, $450. 643-6034. els, leaving the House divided He said that those Democrats board member Dyer, who sought 7 spacious rooms. Must be 647-1105. decks, all types of remo­ D 8i O Landscaping. Vaca­ paying tenant for your M a n c h e s te r.______212-212 on the issue with the shifting to support Reagan had to reinstate the girls’ sport if a seen I We guarantee our deling and repairs. FREE tion cuttings, hedge trlm- rental property In East of remaining 10 members undecided. voted with the Democratic leader­ coach could be found by Aug. 1. homes! Blanchard & Ros- Centered acreage estimates. Pu IIid Insured. mlono, Pruninos, flower the River area. Many ^ C A R S Reagan appealed to Congress in ship when the House last consi­ Before the vote, the board heard Wanted. For residential lELECTRICAL years of experience. Very setto Real Estate, 646- Telephone 643-6017, after 8i shrub plantings. Free FOR SALE a televised address Tuesday and dered aid to the Contras. a new report by the school 2482.0 development. Either sin­ 6pm, 647-8509. reasonable fees. Call for I MOTORCYCLES/ estimates. Call 659^2436 zeroed in on possible swing votes in Reagan on Tuesday declared administration, which continued to gle family or condomi­ Dumas Electric— Having after 5:30pm. particulars. 646-3778 or IM0PED8 recommend against reinstating nium. Call 346-4216. a series of telephone rails and that failure to approve the aid Younger Colonial — 3 Carpentry and remodel­ Electrical Problems? 8724115. Ask for Usa. the sport. The board also heard Bookeeplng fuMcharoe 14 private meetings and O ’Neill said package Will guarantee the Soviet b e d ro o m , 1 ’/2 baths, alum ­ ing services — Complete Need a lorge or a small 1981 H o n d o - C B 650 cus­ renewed arguments in favor of inum sided house In 8th home repairs and remo­ Repair? We Specialize in years experience for Buyer meets seller In “ there is no question in my mind” Union its first military base on the 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto tom. King and queen field hockey by Michael Whefton. district! Rec room and deling. Quality work. Ref­ Residential Work. Joseph small business. Write C 0i Classified ... ond It's seats. Like new. Plexofer- that the president’s efforts had an mainland of the Western treed lot! We guarantee N Bookeeplng, 47 Teresa IKKBPV meeting for both. Irons, AM-FM radio, air an East Hartford attorney repres­ Rentals erences, licensed and In­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. cond., beige with tan Inte­ rlng. $1500. 649-1634. impact. Hemisphere. our homes! Blanchard & Rd„ Manchester, CT. 643-2711. enting girls who want to play for sured. Coll 6464165. Free Estimates. 646-5253. rior. Under 14,000 miles In “ One of our Democrats had a But opponents were prepared to Rossetto Real Estate, 646- their school. excellent condition. $9,800 personal call from the president urge the defeat of the package on 2482.0 Voting in favor of renewing the I ROOMS or best otter. 633-2468. I MISCELLANEOUS grounds that the rebels diverted AUTOMOTIVE and misused much of the $27 program were Dyer, Gloria Della 2 Full Baths — Flreplaced FOR RENT I Fera and Dr. H. John Malone. living room, rec room, KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright million they previously were APARTMENTS Opposed were Bernice Cobb, Fran­ garage and a fabulous lot Room for rent. Kitchen I ITV/STEREO/ PIck-up truck cop. 6 feet granted for non-lethal assistance. by 8 feet. 295-0072 days. cis Maffe, Susan Perkins, Joseph In Bower School district! priveledges, on busline, FOR RENT APPLIANCES Presidential spokesman Larry I 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. $99.00, or best offer. □ N ica ra g u a Camposeo, Leonard Seader, and $120's. We guarantee our close to center of town Speakes said the White House was homes! Blanchard 8, Ros­ -t t lE V a M E Air condition, power Anne Gauvin. 646-7066. Panasonic Upright Vo- “very, very close” to victory and Horald photo by Pinto setto,Real Estate 646- 3 Bedroom 2nd floor, iNTofeierHeR.BuT steering, power brakes, Tires mounted on Toyota Before the vote, Michael Sim­ busline, heat Included, se­ cuum — With attach­ new transmission, shocks that ” a handful of undeoided 2482.0 U JR lN & TH e 5ALAC5 wheels. Size 75R-14. All visit fueis mons, the athletic director at MHS. Unfurnished room for curity, no pets. Ideal for 2 ments, bags 8i extra belt. 7 and rear springs. $2,000 or steel belted. $99.00. Call people” would decide the outcome. Andrew Martin shares a tender moment Vocational Technical School. Martin, of rent. Female. Share kit­ months old. $50. Good reported on a study undertaken or 3 adults. Keith Real best offer. 646-8787 or 643-6832.P One administration official, speak­ with his girlfriend, Carol Jacoby of East Hartford - New list­ chen 8, bath., washer- Estate 646-4126. WAS A condition. Call 646-3245 649-3467 after 6pm. ing privately, said the president Tolland, studied machinery at the since the June 9 meeting of the ing! 4 bedroom cape with dryer on premises. $60 o CAT AND a fte r 5om . Ellington, after graduation ceremonies school. More pictures on page 4. board, at which field hockey garage, fenced yard, week. Call 649-1812. Auto Luggage Rock — o p p o sitio n needed four to six more votes. Studio type Apartment. 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm 51x84 Chrome stainless enthusiasts urged reinstatement. stove, refrigerator, wall- OMc UJAS A A series of roll call votes was Tuesday at Howell Cheney Regional Partly furnished. Work­ DON'T KNOW anyone cassette. Good running steel. Suitable for von or His report said efforts to find a to-wall. Newer roof and Female Only. Furnished Deci re p $ o N . "I r> expected today on amendments, ing single male adult pre­ who wants to buy what condition. $850. Call 659- large wagon. $35.00. 646- certified coach have failed so far furnace. Priced to sell at room, kitchen privledges By John F. Kirch each of them offering a variant of ferred. Lease, secutirv. you have to sell? Let a 2895. 3067.D despite advertisements. The re­ $87,900. Belflore Agency, on busline. Coll 647-9813. want od findki cash buyer Herald Reporter ^ the aid plan or seeking to place a No Pets. 643-2880.______port included a budget estimate of 647-1413. fo r yo u ! 1981 D o d g e A rle s S ta tio n new condition on it. A v a ila b le J u ly 1. L o v e ly 5 What the Rev. Newell H. Curtis Cheney Tech’s 112 grads $7,344 and a said that if field hockey Wagon, excellent condi­ And congressional sources said room apartment (2br). INVITATION TO BID were restored, it should be moved I APARTMENTS tion, fully powered. $2400. saw on a recent trip to the south has House liberals, irked by attempts 2nd floor of 2-famlly IOFFICE/RETAIL The Manchester Public to a field at Martin School to reduce ILOTS/LAND 1 FOR RENT house. Heat, hot water Call 643-1727 after 6pm. Schools solicits bids for intensified his opinions about U.S. to broaden the appeal of the plan by EQUIPMENT PAVING WALKWAYS AT involvement in Central America. tying it to new U.S. aid to the problems of space and safety. I FOR SALE and ’/2 o f g a ra g e Inclu d ed . I At the June 9 board meeting. $525. Reference and secur­ 1982 Cellca GT Alpine. ROBERTSON SCHOOL for Curtis, the pastor at Center fledgling democracies of Central East Hartford, older gen­ A M #M cassette with eq. the 1986-1987 school year. MHS Principal Jacob Ludes III tleman, 2 room efficiency, ity deposit required. Cash Register — Unitrex Sealed bids will be received Congregational Church, returned America, might seek to defeat the ‘set out to learn new skills’ Residential building lot In New brakes 8> tires. $4,500. said the program was dropped last Andover. 1.56 Acres. >llgh all utilities, share a bath. Middle-aged or older cou­ 2000. 1984 model. Elec­ until Julv2,l986,2:00P.M.,dt about a week ago from a two-week ground rule under which the C o ll 659-2436.______which time they will be year because interest waned in and Dry! Offered at $72 weekly. 647-0069. ple preferred. 646-8588 af­ tronic, digital and compu­ trip to Mexico and Nicaragua. debate will proceed. craftsperson.” te r 5pm . Dubllciv opened. The right Is By John AAltchell favor of soccer and because it was $45,000. Jackson 8, Jack- terized. Mint condition. 1981 P ly m o u th H o riz o n - reserved to reject any and oil Before his trip, the pastor felt his Such a development would delay The SUB came out completely, $99.00. Call 643-9649.0 Herald Reporter Related story difficult to retain coaches. son Real Estate, 647-8400 2 Bedroom Flat-heat and fe ly TC 32.2. Sporty with re­ bids. Specifications and bid understanding of the region was any action until after Congress casting long shadows on the grass, One bedroom. No pets. forms may be secured of the Tuesday night, lawyer Whelton or 646-8646.0 , hot water, carpeted, all movable moon roof. lacking. Now he has seen it returns from its Independence Day o n p a g e 4 as class president Debra Nevers $400. Available July 1st. Standard with low mi­ Business Office, 45 North As parents and friends walked contended that there were about 20 appliances, air condi­ first-hand -r and much of what he recess. 528-0776. leage. 871-1288 or 742-9057. School Street, Manchester, into Howell Cheney Regional Voca­ spoke. girls who would try out for field tioner. Call 647-1595. I RECREATIONAL Connecticut. saw wasn't pleasing. Supporters of the president’s tional Technical School Tuesday “ You guys have made my life a hockey if the program were Manchester - 2 bedroom, I EQUIPMENT 052-06 Curtis was part of a 17-member position will attempt to attach the Soft Flattery evening expecting to sit down in a superior academic and institu­ lot easier, a lot better,” she said, reinstated. He said he had looked 2nd floor, heat and ap­ group led by Plowshares Institute aid plan to an unrelated bill dry gymnasium for graduation promising that at future reunions, pliances, no pets, secur­ I STORE AND Ross 20" two wheel girls tional staff at the school that made at the MHS playing field with a Duffle Bag Inc. of Simsbury, an organization appropriating $8.1 billion for mil­ ceremonies, many were surprised "everybody’s going to be rich.” ity . $575 a month. Call OFFICE SPACE FURNITURE bicycle.; Very good condi­ NOTICE that sponsors trips throughout the it possible.” landscaper, who said the field PUBLIC HEARING itary construction projects in the to find that the throng of spectators 646-3979. tion. $25.00. 643-6S01.O world In an attempt to increase From the moment they sat down, Sal Carrabino said that he went could be reseeded in one place for BOARD OF DIRECTORS fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. was gathering on the school’s shiny to Cheney Tech to get a “ head start Manchester - Downtown TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT understanding between cultures. graduates were besieged by field hockey use. Two bedroom, two baths, Girl's Bike. — Ross 20", One alternative, opposed by the athletic field, freshly covered with friends and loved ones wielding for a career in machine drafting.” retail or office space, 1750 The trip ran June 2 to 14 and cost Whelton also said the budget for appliances Included, square feet. 668-1447. Pink. Excellent condition. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of White House, will be offered by dew from afternoon showers. cameras. "That’s him there, with Carrabino said he now plans to Curtis close to $1,800. which came field hockey at Conard High School townhouse unit. $600 a King Sized bed. Firm $60.00. 646-4848. □ Manchester, Connecticut, will hold o Public Hearing at the Rep. Dave McCurdy, D-Okla. It the glasses on.” one girl said, take night courses at Hartford month. 1 month security. mattreSs. Two twin box Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, out of his own pocket. The drizzle let up just before the in West Hartford was $3,200, and would provide $30 million imme­ trying to snap a picture of the right Technical College. No pets. High St., Vernon. springs. Frame. Excellent Mlnl-BIke Frame $35.00. Connecticut, on Tuesday, July 1, 1986 ot 8:00 P.M. to con­ " I did not know that much about ceremony started. that he had found there was still sider and act on the fallowing: diately for non-lethal logistical aid perso^. Another graduate, Richard Du­ 649-9404 or 647-1340. condition. Will be sold Call 742-7485 after 5:00pm. Central America.” Curtis said Then, as another threatening time to wprk up a schedule of Appropriations to be added to capital accounts of the 1986-> and training and make the remain­ Drew Soltys, a consultant for the quette. said he fltiidied carpentry Wilson Business Offices with 2 complete sets of a today. “ What I did know didn’t thunderstorm system over the hills games budget for the purpose of paying the costs of: ing $70 million available in instal­ vocational-technical school sys­ because of the school’s reputation. 474 Main Street, 3 room and support services. Fur­ sheets, 1 bedspread. All seem to make sense.” shifted west toward East Hartford. Dyer, in making his motion, apartment. $400 monthly. for $220, or best offer. ' 1. Constructing UD to 24 unitsof multlfomlly residenticn ren­ lments — but only if Congress first tem. acknowledged the graduates’ "Because 1 came here, I got a job.” nished offices, secretarial tal housing for the elderly at 108 North Elm SIreet/me ap­ So off he went. Abraham Glassman. chairman of said, “ I hope we are not setting up Utilities not Included. No 643-8082, evenings 8, wee^ IBOATS/MARINE voted to approve each installment. “ hard work and dedication” dur­ he,^aid, adding that he will do service, reception, tele­ propriation for such orolect to be In the amount of Curtis witnessed the economic the State Board of Education and people for another appliances. Security. Call kends. Keep trying!. SI,300,000.00; and McCurdy on Tuesday predicted ing a greeting speech, and chal­ c a i^ n try work in conjunction phone answering, word I EQUIPMENT devastation of Mexico and war- the program’s keynote speaker, dissappointment.” 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. processing and copier fa­ 2. Modernizing and rehobllltotlna Manchester High victory for his proposition, saying, lenged them to think of the future with a small business he has tom Nicaragua, where the United remarked: ” It looks like Dr. Earlier, he had asked Whelton cilities. Level H Watkins Lazy Bov rocker In good School, Waddell Elementary School, Bowers Elemen­ ”i think it will be very close. But by asking themselves what their 4 Room, second floor. condition. Gold uphols­ 16 foot Mad River canoe, tary School, Verplanck Elementary Schdol and Nathan States has supported the contra Randall has achieved another opened. whether the girls who favor the Center, 935 Main St., Mon- paddles Included. Used when all the smoke and dust five-year goals were. Nancy Lemieux said she found Appliances, heat and hot tery. $70. 6490734. a Hole Elementary School, the appropriation for such pre­ rebels who are fighting to over­ miracle.” program would want to go through chester. 647-0073. ______four times. Excellent con­ lects to be In the amount ot $8,880,000.r clears, I think I’ll win.” "Education doesn't stop here Cheney Tech more interesting water. $475 a month, one throw the ruling Sandinista Glassman was referring to Dr. the expense of attending summer dition. $800. Please call Financing sold ooproprlotlons and oddltians to sold budget A bipartisan attempt at a com­ tonight,” Soltys stressed. than a larger high school. She month security. Adults Small Empire Style maho­ regime. Lewis Randall, who became direc­ training camp knowing that a I RESORT gany drop leaf table. Two 643-4942 Otter 6pm or 647- by the Issuance ot general obllootlonbondKof theTown In on promise on the issue will be offered Glassman expanded on that plans to go to MCC to prepare for preferred. Call 6491362 amount not to exceed SI,300,000.00 for Item 1 and In on “ I had some misgivings about tor of the school on West Middle coach might not be found. o tte r 6pm . I PROPERTY drawers. (16"xl8" Top) 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for by Rep. Ike Skelton. D-Mo.. and theme. "From here on, it is you omount not to exceed S8,880,000.00 tor Item 2. our support of the contras before," Turnpike in October. The 112 an electrical career. Whelton said he thought they Good condition. Antique. Bob. Mickey Edwards. R-Okla.. in the Jhat your learning must depend As graduates approached the Such matters relating to the foregoing ok may be properly Curtis said. “ M y trip reaffirmed seniors who benefited from his would if they had an assurance of Vernon-2 Bedroom Town- Coventry Loke- $75.00. 649-9947. □ considered at sold hearing. form of an amendment. ion,” he said. "We desperately need wooden rostrum, they gave each Hobble Cot - 16’. Califor­ those." Moses-inspired parting of the gray good faith from the house for rent near Henry Waterfront cottages now Hearing on Report of the Charter Reylklon Commission, The proposal seeks to broaden you, and many more like you to other high fives and brushed the Park on South St. Referen­ Hutch — 54" long top. Has nia special. Aluminum Curtis went to Miraflores, Nica­ skies sat eagerly in folding chairs administration. available. $150-$250 a doted May 27, 1986. the appeal of the $100 million keep our state economy sound.” confetti off their shoulders. After ces, security deposit. week. 742-3022. glass doors. Excellent trailer with .storage box, ragua, a small community that he through the hour-long ceremony. Board member Maffe argued double trapeze, loaded. Proposed fee for Insoectlng backflow preydntion devices In­ Contra aid package by providing They were dressed in green gowns, Glassman urged the graduates Jeanne Wright, organist and par­ that field hockey should not be set Boyle Real Estate Co. condition. Asking $75.00. stalled In connection with and use ot the water system. said was attacked by contra forces Excellent condition. Call $300 million in already approp­ to anticipate change in the high- ent of a 1984 graduate, finished 649-4800. Evenings after Call 646-1565 after 5pm. □ May 20. In that battle, Curtis said, with the exception of six female up as a varsity sport with no recent 6:30 ask tor John, 6592187 I MISCELLANEOUS 646-3327 or 678-1300. Brad. Proposed appropriation to Education Soecigl riated funds for economic assist­ graduates in white. tech world some would soon enter. “ America the Beautiful,” the varsity experience. He said it Protects - Fund 41 - EER A Chapter I, 1986-87]... $302,404 89 ance to Costa Rica, Honduras, , or Dick 871-7670. I FOR RENT Rollaway bed. Good con­ to be financed by Stole Grants. "See these young people deliver "Set out to learn new skills and graduates tossed their hats high up would be better to start the sport in dition. $20.00. Call 649- Please turn to page 10 Guatemala and El Salvador. Proposed appropriation to Education Soecl(_ and sdeceed.” Randall told the improve old ones immediately,” into the sky. junior high school, work toward 5 Rooms-Heat, hot water, Manchester 22 by 26 Gar­ 6130.D I MISCELLANEOUS Prolects - Fund 41 - ECIA Chapter tl, 1986-w $55,311 00 crowd during his brief welcoming he said. “ I now wish to challenge No amount of technical training junior varsity play, and develop a gas for cooking, 3rd floor. age with upstairs. Call for to be financed by Slate Grants. you to become a thinking was needed to teach them that. 2 gold living room chairs J FOR SALE address. He then thanked "the varsity team. Reliable middle aged all details. $150 per month. Proposed aooroorlotlon to Education Special adults preferred. No Pets. 643-2129 or 646-3929. In good condition. Both Prolects - Fund 41- Youth Services 1986-87 ...... $29,692 00 Security, references. 646- for $99.99.0 RCA portable video- to be financed by o Slate Grant. TODAY’S HERALD 6113. recorder with camera and I WANTED extra accessories. Origi­ Proposed aooroorlollon to Education Soeclol 8 3 7 2 ' TO RENT Couch-7 foot. Colonial Prolects - Fund 41 - Moth/Sclence B U I...... $6,350 00 PHOTOGUK M inf C ro c h e th I 3 Rooms-Clean, quiet, 1st Style. Off white tweed. nal cost approximately to be financed by o State Grant. Professionally cleaned. $2000. Now $900. 646-2522 2nd District jobs top Pabiionia goai floor apartment. Heat, PAT1BM I2K-24H o tte r 5pm . Proposed appropriation to Education Special Threat grows Index appliances. Prefer retired $200 649-9404, 647-1340. Prolects - Fund 41 - Summer Enrichment lady or older married Program 1986...... $14,000 00 The world faces growing danger 20 pagoB, 2 tBcllon For Sale: Hedstrom baby Whites Coin Master Metal to be financed by fees paid by program oortl- ever had imposed on me,” the He maintained he is more aware But Pabiionia said he isMppi^ This flattering dress is couple. No pets. Security, Reliable working couple from terrorists who arm them­ By George Loyng references. 646-6113. carriage. Like new. Call Detector IV-TR Series 2. clpants. selves with nuclear devices or who A riuirn Id Herald Reporter Windham resident said. Things of the problems and concerns of likely to win support from the nice for any season in with 2 quiet teenaged boys average voter and vowed to force a the haif-sizer’s wardrobe. This colorfully striped Duffle 649-2178. $80 firm. $90.00. Call 6490173.D Proposed opproorlotlon to Soeclol Grants - take over and threaten to sabotage R ii«ina«a Ifl became so bad that Pabiionia was eastern Connecticut residents than seeks large two or three Fund 61 - existing Account «61-866, Day Core primary against Mullen in Sep­ A long length version is Bag, 22 inches deep, is a CONDOMINIUMS atomic reactors, according to an r:ia«#lfi