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U — M A N C H E S TE R H E R A LD . Wednesday. June 18, 1966 Boats’ gas use underestimated Earnings down MANCHESTER ■■HNiflllillllia ■ at Stop & Shop By Daniel Beegan Using that estimate. $67 million and sports fishing programs, but Silktown Flyer Crash might spur T h e Associated Press of federal gasoline excise tax he said it would be put into effect no BOSTON (U PI) — The Stop & . ' i f revenues were earmarked for later than the 1988 fiscal year. Shop Cos. Inc. have reported first-quarter earnings down 43 closes its doors WASHINGTON - A Treasury boating and sports fish programs Rep. Gerry E . Studds. D-Mass., new flight rules Department study says motor- for 1985. Fullerton told the House percent from last year, despite the subcommittee chairman, record sales during the same boats use more of the nation’s Merchant Marine and Fisheries ... page 3 3 GRAND CANYON urged the administration to pro­ period. ... page 9 gasoline than originally estimated, Committee's Coast Guard vide more money for the two “ ■ 1 i NATIONAL MRK and that means a $30-million-a- subcommittee. programs as early as the current Net earnings for the 16 weeks year windfall for federal boating But Fullerton said the Treas­ fiscal year. ended May 24 were $3.9 million, safety and sports fishing restora­ ury’s latest study, based on boat compared to $6.9 million recorded tion programs. sizes as reported by the Coast "There will be extreme unhappi­ for the same peiod lr.sc year, the Don Fullerton, deputy assistant Guard and gasoline-use estimates ness . . . if you don’t proceed to use company said Monday. these figures,’’ Studds said. treasury secretary for tax analy­ from seven states — Arizona. Sales for the quarter were sis. told a House subcommittee California. Hawaii, Nevada. New "We’ve been cheated over the years, as you know." $1,136,000,000, a 17 percent gain Tuesday that motorized boats use York. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin over the $972,000,000 recorded in l.M percent of the gasoline sold in — showed that percentage should Studds and other subcommittee 1985. the United States, instead of the be 1.08 percent. members complained that the 0.75 percent estimated earlier. Under the higher percentage. Treasury Department took four The company said the decrease Under law. federal gasoline Fullerton said, nearly $98 million years from the time Congress in'eamings reflects an ambitious taxes paid by boaters are used for should have been earmarked last requested the study to complete it. expansion program at its Bradlees department store chain. aitdifalprManchester — A City ol Village Charm Hprali'i boating safety and sports fish year for boating and fishing restoration programs, while gaso­ programs. " I think it’s fair to say the delays Twenty-five of the 156 Bradlees were Inexcusable.” Fullerton said. Herald photo by Rocha line taxes paid by motorists are In all. the gasoline tax raises stores, 16 percent, have been open used for highway projects. about $9 billion a year, the less than one year, the company Thursday, June 19, 1986 Fullerton said that in 1969. the Treasury Department said, the Carrier honored said. , Treasury Department, agreeing bulk of which is used in motor Now you know “ The decrease in BIradlees' with a Commerce Department vehicles and goes for highways. Denise Miska of Coventry, right, a newspaper carrier for pre-tax operating profit of $7.5 The term cameo appearance recommendation, accepted as an Fullerton said he was not sure the Manchester Heraid,wweceives a certificate from million during the historically low estimate that three-quarters of one when the Reagan administration was coined by film maker Mike Bias Circulation Manager Jeanne Fromerth, citing her for sales volume first quarter was due percent of the gasoline sold in the would start using the new alloca­ Todd for his movie "Around the in part to high operating and fixed United States was attributable to tion formula to determine how World in 80 Days” in which there exceilent service. Miska has more than doubled the expenses at these newer stores,” were 42 cameo appearances. Weiss bets motorboats. much money would go for boating number of customers on her route. the company reported. draft pick for Ceitics mall builder RIVERDALE.Md. (UPI) -Len REAI ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Bias, the University of Maryland basketball star drafted second REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK. overall by the world champion i'4 I MAIN S TH f f T . M *tf •, I • Boston Celtics in Tuesday’s NBA 643-1591 featu rin g: ')('III I draft, died today at LeLand D.W.FISH^jj^ Memorial Hospital from apparent picks town I I 1' ''I'’'- cardiac arrest. REALTY WORLD ® * Bias, 22, of Hyattsville. Md.. was FRECHETTE ASSOCIATES taken to hospital by ambulance 646-7709 from Washington Hail at the By John F. Kirch The Manchester site, he added, A DIVISION o r THOKtAS A. BENOIT ENTERPHlSES University of Maryland in College Herald Reporter is “the only viable site that Park after friends tried to revive appears to be ready to go at this him. The town is optimistic that rival time” A hospital spokesman said Bias developers negotiating to build a The Buckland Hills developers was not breathing when the mall in the Interstate 84 corridor have already received a vital ambulance arrived at the hospital will choose a site in Manchester, traffic permit from the state for at 6:50 a m. E D T . He was reported Town Manager Robert B. Weiss the Manchester site, while the dead at 8:50 a m. said today. Winchester developers are still The hospital spokesman said However, Weiss refused to com­ waiting for a permit Manchester Huge Master $108,900 Bias was brought to the hospital in ment on the extent to which the When asked when he had learned "Lydall Woods" Williamsburg 3 bedroom Colonial, Including 12x20 "an unconscious state” and in town administration is involved in of the negotiations. Weiss said he master, 12x22 living room/dining area, 1st floor family room and critical condition. The spokesman laundry. Many Condominium featuras with your own lot and very low negotiations taking place today had no comment. maintenance fee. 1vi baths, garage, built In ’85. said he was pronounced dead of between two rival partnerships Meanwhile. South Windsor offi­ apparent cardio-respiralory that have been .seeking to build a cials seem to have been left in the arrest. major shopping center near the dark about the move to join,forces. RARE FIND... Prince George County police Manchester-South Windsor town South Windsor Town Manager spokesman Bob Law said police line. Richard Sartor said today he Distinctive 5 bedroom Garrison Colonial on private 6.8 acre loti The SOUTH WINDSOR are conducting an investigation In a turn of events that'surprised learned of the negotiations from grounds and yard surrounding this home must be seen to be into Bias’ death, as they investi­ New to the market. Lovely 7 room split, 3 bedrooms, fam­ some officials, if was learned reports in Wednesday’} appreciated. Truly a nature lover’s paradisel There are two large, gate any death occurring ouLside a Wednesday that the two partner­ newspapers. cleared areas that are just waiting for you to plant your own gardens; ily room, 1V4 baths, carpeting, new furnace, new roof, very hospital. nice condition in and out. $135,900. ships have scheduled a meeting "We have no^received informa­ home is surrounded by tall pines, and is just a beautiful settingl The Law said an autopsy is scheduled today to discuss pooling their tion from the developers in regards home features a master bedroom with its own bath and a total of 3 full either today or Friday at the state resources and building just one to the negotiations” he said. baths, family room with wet bar, oak staircase, barnboard panelling medical examiner's office in mall The move to begin discus­ Sartor said he knew of the and much natural woodwork, an enclosed sun porch with woodstove, Baltimore. sions was .seen as a major shift, in possibility that negotiations could O&R REALTY CO. Dr. Edward Wilson, the attend­ fantastic home for a large and growing family, must see to appreciate strategy for the developers, who take place, but was not aware that ing physician at the hospital, said the natural beauty of this home and property. Additional 4 acres also Manchester N/ce $105,000 have been competing for over a any meetings had been scheduled. available with the potential for subdivision. Call today to see this one QambolattI built Colonial with bullt-lns galore. 2 bedrooms Including 643-Z692 friends who were with Bias started year and a half. "At this time we are not party to of a kind property, offered at $199,900. 12x17 master, 12x20 fireplaced living room, 1’/4 baths, garage. Nicely 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor cardiopulmonary resuscitation The first partnership — compris­ the discussions in any way." he FMturB of th« wMk SponBOTBd by Th« ManehBBttr HorBld. landscaped yard. _____ while waiting for ambulances to ing the Homarl Development Co. said, addingthat town officials are arrive. of Chicago, a Sears subsidiary. and still interested in bringing a mail to "It appears it was a sudden Manchester 1-84 A.ssociales — has South Windsor. collapse. Apparently he had no Officials of the Hartman To­ 349 EAST CENTER ST. proposed to build a 7,50.000-square- idea it was coming and there bacco Co. said today that the Joyce G. Epaiein mANCHESTER foot mall called Buckland Hills REALTY WORLD apparently were no chest pains entirely in Manchester Competing developers of the Winchester Mall preceeding it." Wilson said. with them is a partnership com­ still have an option to buy land the , Real Estate 647-8895 ^ 1203)646 7709 73 West Cenlet Stfopt lecheMe AssociaIgs ManchpstGf. CT 06040 The doctor said Bias failed to prising Melvin. Simon and Co. of company owns in South Windsor. respond to emergency doses of Indianapolis and Bronson and The Winchester Mall was propose WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION w e GET RESULTS adienaline or massive electrical Huntensky of Bloomfield, which on land that Hartman owns. A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES' jolts to restart his heart.' has proposed the 5,50.000-square- "There is absolutely no indica­ Friends assembled at the hospi­ foot Winchester Mall, located tion they are going to drop this tal said Bias returned from Boston mostly in South Windsor. thing” said Richard Newfield, East Hartford $81,900 on Wednesday night for a small Until Wednesday, both partner­ president of Hartman. “ We have party held for him on the universi­ Herald photo by Rocha East Hartford $92,500 PRICE REDUCEDIII ships had been saying that the area every reason to believe they will Owner wants sale of this versatile ty’s campus. could support only one mall of that buy this property” Roomy Dutch Colonial featuring homel It can be used as a home, an In Boston. Celtics President Red Sunny hues size and were competing to break 6 large rooms. 1 '4 baths and gar­ office, or bothll Features 3 bed­ Auerbach, whose team drafted the age. Perfect for those looking tor rooms, very large yard, detached ground first. 6-foot-8 swingman. said he re­ Manchester officials have op­ a good buy and are willing to put garage In rear Is In need of repairs. Adelma Simmons, owner of Capriland’s Garden" television show, whic/i was in some TLC. Lot of house tor the Home needs minor TLC and some ceived confirmation of Bias’ death enly and aggressively supported levels price. paint. Really a great opportunity in from Maryland basketball coach Herb Farm in Coventry, stands In what filmed at her farm Wednesday. Story the Buckland Hills Mall, saying it hard to find price range, call today, Lefty Dreisell. will bring more tax revenue to the or It may be too latel she calls the Yellow Garden. She was and more pictures on page 11. the focus of a segment of “The Victory town. Weiss reiterated that posi­ island hotel Please turn to page 10 tion today and said he would SUPERB 10 ROOM CONTEMPORARY continue to work to bring a mall to BLOCK ISLAND. R.l. (UPI) - Dream kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 3'h baths, profession! dark Manchester. Ballard's Hotel, a landmark inn on room, in-law apartment, security alarm. Snuggled on Manchester *117,000 "The town has been working on this tiny vacation island, was Rioux says he has sheriff delegates the project for two years, doing destroyed early today by fire, over 1 acre with view of pond and nature. Every amenity * NEW LISTING * everything possible ... to achieve Beautiful Condominium In very authorities said. FOREST HILLS possible. Call for full details. the goal of bringing a mall to An unknown number of hotel desirable areal One bedroom, large to fire last month. Rioux charges Rioux. who lost to Hogan in a the state Judicial Department, Large 4 bedroom, 2'A bath colonial Asking $295,000.00 By Georoe Lavno Manchester," he said. When guests and staff managed to flee to living room with fireplace, fully Hogan denied reappointment to battle for the nomination in 1982. said Wednesday he has the backing on cul-de-sac. First floor family appllanced and all furnishings are Herald Reporter asked if he knew of a possible new safety and there were no imme­ Lanzano because he has refused to also attributed his delegate sup­ of the Farmington delegation and room with fireplace, roomy eat-ln IncludadI Move-In conditloni site for one mall should the diate reports of any injuries, said support Deputy Sheriff John port to a full-time campaign the support of other delegates he kitchen, spacious dining room. A “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To Us! “ Unfinished second floor with room A1 Rioux, a Democratic candi­ ,developers reach an agreement. Beth Brain, a dispatcher in New rest find for $159,900.00. tor expansion, call today tor a date to become Hartford County Tarca. Hogan’s candidate for the schedule that he said has taken declined to name. He called private showlngll him before party leaders and himself the most qualified candi­ Weiss said that he could not Shoreham high sheriff next year, said today post of high sheriff, and has helped "From what we’ve been told, the STRANO REAL ESTATE delegates throughout the county. date for the job. and said he was comment. he has the support of enough bring the matter to court. “ Let's just leave it that I’m inn is completely destroyed," 156 E. CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER, CT. A | delegates to win his party's nomi­ One of Rioux's Manchester cam­ confident he could win the Lanzano recently filed a lawsuit optimistic. " he said. Brain said. "It was a very large nation over the man that retiring paign coordinators. Theodore T. nomination. in U S. District Court in Hartford Cummings, said 20 of Manches­ Weiss said that he spoke with fire." High Sheriff Patrick Hogan has However. Rioux and Cummings The two-story hotel is located on CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” [ilii THE RESULTS PEOPLE. seeking reappointment to another ter’s 23 delegates to the convention Charles H. May, a Homart vice chosen as his succe.ssor. both said Sitnik does not have president, earlier this week. Weiss the beach near where the Point one-year term as deputy sheriff on are “ confirmed and solid” for Rioux. the Democratic town support outside of his hometown. said May told him the developers Judith Ferry docks in New the grounds that his dismissal was Rioux. He said many of the chairman in Newington, said he “ He’s a good guy and if there’s a were “ almost there” with an for political reasonsj^and therefore delegates view the vote as one for Shoreham. has The support of about 240 hung convention, the vote could Flames erupted about 4:50 a.m. unconstitutional. A judge granted Lanzano. a popular figure in town. agreement. delegates out of the 402 who will swing to him,” Cum.mings said. “ I get the impression from the in a small, sjiacit adjacent to the a temporary restraining order i Of the remaining three dele­ attend the July nominating con­ However, he said such a prospect conversation that there will be one main building, said Brain, adding preventing Hogan from naming a ' gates. two will probably support vention from 29 towns in the replacement and a hearing on a was unlikely because of the sup­ mall in one location." Weiss said. that volunteer firefighters man­ county. To win the party’s backing. Tarca and one is uncommitted, port for Rioux. permanent injunction is scheduled said Cummings, the son of Demo­ “ The economic forces will control aged to place the fire under control 202 delegates are needed. The Democratic nominating for later this month. cratic Town Chairman Theodore which site wins.” Weiss said. about an hour later. Although the new sheriff will be convention is scheduled to be held R. Cummings. elected in November, the term Rioux has vowed to reform the • July 22 in West Hartford. There are four Democratic can­ does not begin until July 1987. sheriff’s office and end what he Oh the Republican side, only one "I honestly feel that I'm well calls the “ intellectually and nior-, didates for the high sheriff’s post. candidate has announced plans to In addition to Rioux and. Tarca. over the number needed.” Rioux ally bankrupt system of political seek the nomination. Stephen Nick TODAY’S HERALD SUPEIHOR MANCNESTEIIMVESTMENT Robert Myette of South Windsor Real Estate vinyl 9k6e6 4 ^ 2famlty houM. 2nd floorapt. hat 3 BDt SPMNG STREET COLONIAL said today. cronyism" that he charges has Polls will kick off his campaign EUREKA!!! am. atudy. Racant htg. aya., bath, & kH. 2 car gar. 7 lux. rms.. 2% baths, fireplace & magnificent „ He attributed much of his permeated the department during and Edward Sitnik of Farmington next week in Hartford, Manchester 168 Main St., Manchester Y S S J “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOU^ESr...646-2482 have announced they will seek the Just listed - Super 4-family to live-in or for lot at the base of Case Mountain. $189 900 * backing to his fight in support of Hogan’s 2S-year tenure. Republican Town Chairman Do­ "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" ...64^2482 nomination. investment. 4 rooms in each apt. Newer roof, Manchester Deputy Sheriff Ray­ Neither Tarca nor Hogan, could nald Kuehl said Wednesday. Agencies targeted Index 6 4 7 -8 4 0 0 “ Sitnik. a bail commissioner with windows, gutters and exterior paint. Fenced yard. mond Lanzano. whom Hogan tried be reached for comment. Army Col Henri F. Erkelens 20 pagM, 2 sections Owner occupied for manv years. 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1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 19, 1966 — $ t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. June 19, 1986 WEATHER Flyer shuts Swensson’s hat ih doors officially in ring Today’s forecast tpr good , Vi, Bv George Lovng Connecticat, Mataachnsetu and Rhode Island: Herald Reporter Partly sunny today. Highs in the upper 60s and 70s. By John F. Kirch Herald Reporter Becoming mostly cloudy tonight with showers “ When I first started in politics likely. Lows in the upper 40s to mid-60s. Chance of back in ’78, it was fun,” state Rep. morning showers Friday on Cape Cod, otherwise i The Sllktown Flyer, a weekly shopping Journal distributed Elsie “ Biz” Swensson, R- decreasing cloudiness and cooler. Highs in the 60s. (throughout the Manchester area, Manchester, told a crowd of about Maine: Partly sunny today. Highs in the 60s to teased publication Wednesay after 50 supporters Wednesday as she near 70. Fair north and variable cloudiness south years of service. formally announced her candidacy tonight. Chance of showers extreme southwest. Alfred H. Paliwoda, who pur- for a fourth term. Lows in the 40s. Becoming mostly sunny Friday but .Ichasedr the shopper in February, Swensson — who said she still some clouds north. Highs in the 60s. jannounced to employees Wednes­ finds politics “ fun” — outlined a New Hampshire: Partly sunny today. Highs in day that the East Hartford-based number of issues she plans to raise the 60s to low 70s. Variable cloudiness with a company would no longer publish this year for members of the chance of showers tonight. Lows in the 40s. the journal. According to workers Republican Town Committee at a Becoming mostly sunny Friday but with some who lost their jobs. Paliwoda told meeting in Lincoln Onter. She clouds up north. Highs mostly in the 60s. them all to just stop working and go called for establishing a state Vermont: Sunshine followed by increasing home. Motor Vehicle Department substa­ clouds today. Highs around TO.CIoudy periods with The move left employees in a tion in town, the hiring of truant a chance of some rain south and clearing overnight state of disbelief and shock. officers for larger communities north. Lows 40 to 50. Mostly sunny breezy and cool “ It was like a shock for everyb­ like Manchester and doing away Friday. Highs in the middle and upper 60s. ody. the workers, the clients and to with the party lever in voting those who put in classifieds’’ said booths. Keith Lapine, an advertising re­ Swensson. 63. said she will presentative for the Flyer since campaign on her record of ac­ Extended outlook complishments for the 13th Assem­ last March. "It was like a normal Partly sunny DPI photo bly District, which covers much of day. Then he came in, said Extended outlook for New England Saturday southern Manchester. ’T v e got Today: Partly sunny with a high in the mid-70s. Wind west around 10 goodbye and asked us not to call ELSIE SWENSSON through Monday: wonderful bills passed and I got a the clients, just leave.” mph becoming southwest this afternoon. Tonight: Becoming mostly Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Today In history lot of money for Manchester — ani . . “I'm having fun" Paliwoda could not be reached eloudy with a 70 percent chance of showers. Low 50 to 55. Light Fair. Highs in the mid-60s to mid-TDs Saturday and that’s the main thing.” said for comment Wednesday or today. mid-TDs to mid-OOs Sunday and%Monday. Lows in On this date in 1985, submachine-gun fire at an outdoor Swensson. who is unopposed thus southwest wind shifting to north. Friday: Becoming partly sunny and Lapine said he was upset be­ need women in the Legislature. the upper 40s to mid-SOs Saturday and Sunday and cafe in San Salvador, El Salvador, killed 13 people, far for the GOP nomination. We’re losing them and it’s cooler with a high near 70. Today's weather picture was drawn by Chris upper 50s to mid-60s Monday. cause there was no warning to including four off-duty U.S. Marines and two American workers that the Flyer would stop In particular, she pointed to the unfortunate.” Vcung of Center Street, a fourth-grader at Verplanck School. Vermont: Gorgeous Saturday with lows in the passage of a bill to restore tax civilians. Above, forensic experts examine the body of publication. He said Paliwoda and Swensson has narrowly defeated 40S and highs 65 to 75. Warmer and more humid breaks for Connecticut’s elderly — others were taking new accounts Thompson in the last twoelections. Sunday and Monday. Highs around 80 Sunday and one of the victims. just Tuesday^ a measure approved during the Earlier this week. Swensson special session of the General around 85 Monday. Lows 55 to 65 both days. The Flyer, which has been admitted that .she probably has lost Storms hit much of U.S. Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Saturday and Assembly called by majority Re­ some support among Manchester distributed each Saturday in Man­ publicans earlier this month. Sunday. Chance of showerg north, fair south chester. East Hartford. Glaston­ Republicans because she voted Cove. Texas, and Abilene was drenched “ There are a lot of panicky Bv United Press International Monday. Highs in the mid-60s to mid-TOs Saturday Ahuanac bury and Bolton, had a circulation against GOP Central Committee­ with nearly 3 inches of rain in less than two people in this town — the elderly, warming to the 80s by Monday. Lows in the 40s of about &8.000. Lapine said, and man Nathan Agostinelli for a seat hours. Saturday warming to around 60 on Monday. who were afraid they weren’t on the rules committee at the state Showers and thunderstorms drenched Today is Thursday. June 19. rules for computing the date of was apparently in good financial A tornado hit the Point Loma subdivision going to be able to pay their taxes.” convention. Swensson backed Re­ northern Minnesota today after storms the 170th day of 1986 with 195 to Easter. condition. Lapine said that Paliw­ near Corpus Christi Lake. Texas. Wednes­ she said. publican Registrar of Voters Mary packing 60-mph winds and 4 inches of rain follow. oda cited “ personal reasons” for Swensson said, however, that day. damaging four homes and uprooting Across the nation In 1934. Congress created the the move. Willhide. a supporter of guberna­ spun a tornado and several fu nnel clouds in The moon is moving toward its Federal Communications Com­ she doesn’t think the governor will torial candidate Richard Bozzuto. trees, but no one was hurt, a dispatcher for full phase. Employees will receive two sign the legislation. It will have to Texas, damaging homes and uprooting Showers and thunderstorms will be scattered mission to regulate interstate more paychecks. Lapine said, but instead of Agostinelli — a backer of the San Patricio County sheriff’s office- The morning stars are Mars be passed again in another special trees. from the lower Great Lakes and upper Ohio Valley communications, including com­ no further compensation from the Gerald Labriola. said. and Jupiter. session scheduled to start Monday, to the central Appalachians, over the Florida company. Rumors circulated after last Heavy thunderstorms struck Northern “ It didn't destroy (the homes),” the mercial radio and television. she predicted. peninsula, much of Texas, the northern Rockies The evening stars are Mer­ week’s vote that another Republi­ Minnesota, and showers and thunder­ dispatcher said. “ I think one of them had In 1953. convicted atomic spies Wednesday is one of the busiest During her talk to the town and northern Pacific Coast. cury. Venus and Saturn. days at the Flyer because it is the can candidate would challenge storms stretched across the Rockies and damage to the front porch and roof. It Those born on this date are Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were committee, Swensson also denied Swensson. Former town Director executed. deadline for Saturday’s weekly a charge made in May by her High Plains, the National Weather Service knocked down a bunch of trees.” under the sign of Gemini. They edition. Because of the timing of Vivian Ferguson, who was cited as Democratic opponent, former a possible candidate, Wednesday said. Rain also fell in Texas. Louisiana. Several twisters also were spotted in a include French philosopher and the shutdown, there will not be a Air quality report In 1973. Soviet communist Manchester Mayor John Thomp­ denied she would fight Swensson Florida. Alabama and Georgia. line of .severe tlilinderstorms that hit mathematician Blaise Pascal, in Saturday edition this week. Lapine party chairman Leonid Brezh­ son, that she does not devote for the nomination. A severe thunderstorm watch was issued Martin and Howard counties in southwest 1623; the Duchess of Windsor, said. HARTFORD — The state Department of nev asked congressional leaders enough time to the concerns of her Swensson said in her announce­ for parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin, and a Texas. No damage or injuries were born Bessie Wallis Warfield, in Paliwoda bought the Flyer for an Environmental Protection reported that the air on a visit to Washington for trade constituents. “ Most of my work is ment at the town committee 1896; bandleader Guy Lombardo undisclosed amount from Richard flash flood watch was posted for parts of reported. quality was good on Wednesday and was expected coneessions for his country: He done on constituent work.” she meeting — which was marked by J. Shenkman. Shenkman was Southwest and south-central Texas Wind damage was also reported in to be good to moderate Thursday. in 1902; actress Nancy Mar- declared that the Cold War was said. the absense of Agostinelli, Fergu­ president of Silktown Flyer Inc. “ Parts of south-central Texas have had Georgia and Mississippi. chand in 1928 (age 58); actress over. '.— ^ She said she has never received son and other Republicans who until the sale of the publication to heavy rain really for much of the month.” Elsewhere, sunny skies Wednesday Gena Rowlands in 1936 (age 50); more calls than she does at present were critical of Willhide’s victory the newly formed Silktown Publi­ said NWS meteorologist Scott Tansey. pushed temperatures to record highs in and actor Malcolm McDowell in from people in the district and is — that she would not wage a High and low A thought for the day: philo­ cations Inc., which Paliwoda es­ “ The ground is saturated in a lot of areas, three at least cities. Glasgow. Mont., 1943 (age 43). constantly talking to constituents primary if she was challenged for On this date in history: sopher Blaise Pascal asked. "Do tablished to run the journal. she sees while going about town. and if you get any kind of heavy rainfall on reported 98 degrees, snapping the 1933 NEW YORK — The highest temperature the nomination and lost. In'A.D. 325. the early Christian you wish people to think well of The Flyer was founded in 1959 by Swensson said being a state top of that, you may get some flash record of 95. Billings. Mont., reached 96, reported Wednesday by the National Weather Horatd photo by Rocha The town committee is sche­ church opened the general coun­ you? Don’t speak well of Anthony E. Bayles of Manchester. representative “is a big job. duled to nominate a candidate for flooding." breakng the 1974 record of 93, and in Kansas Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 111 cil of Nicaea. which settled on yourself” Bayles sold the journal to Malcolm especially for women in politics.” the district, which is entirely degrees at both Buckeye and Bullhead City, Ariz. Storms packing 60-mph Winds dumped 4 City. Mo., it was 93. breaking the record of F. Barlow in 1971. Barlow ex­ A racquet stretch “ Everybody seems to want to within Manchester, at a meeting inches of rain Wednesday on Clearwater 90 a dozen years ago. The low was 30 at Redmond. Ore. panded the Flyer into East Hart­ have the job.” she said. “ We do July 23. ford and Glastonbury shortly af­ terward and sold it to Shenkman in ^ Todd Olynciw of Manchester can’t done with the help of an extended L ottery 1974. paintbrush. The park and it3 courts are When Paliwoda purchased the reach the top of the handball courts in Flyer, its financial condition was Charter Oak Park with his hands scheduled to be open July 1 for use by Munns seeks support described as “ respectable." handball and racquetball enthusiasts. Connecticut daily: Rhode Island daily: 3326. Wednesday afternoon, but gets the job PEOPLE Weekly: 304, 3796, 77593 and Wednesday: 211 068358. vs. ‘machine’s’ Bates Play Four: 9619 Tri-state daily: 210 and 8877. zany.” Allen said Wells set the Freudians Massachusetts daily: 8541. Kezer says she’d be Paul Munns of Glastonbury, a Fishing for a raise abuzz when he suggested most English Clemency campaign Megabucks: 2-9-15-19-28-32. Manchester In Brief of the 9th district are complaining Republican candidate in the 9th about. humor is based on the Englishman’s ability other lottery numbers drawn Weekly: Yellow 648, Blue 13, and Assembly District. Wednesday “ Miami Vice" was scheduled for some The son of Jean Harris — the former Bates said Wednesday he will to “ live cheek by jowl with his private in New England Wednesday: White 2. asked for the support of Manches­ changes this season but going without Don headmistress imprisoned for murdering Mrosek quits GOP post; work cited seek re-election this November to parts.” Some of the other low humor had quicker than Tashjian ter Republicans in his bid to win Johnson definitely was not one of them. Herman “ Scarsdale Diet” Tarnower — is the post he has held since 1982. Carrott describing San Francisco as “a Joel Mrosek Wednesday resigned as vice chairman of the the nomination and defeat Demo­ Johnson didn’t show up for shooting for the working the street to get her freed. James The 9th District includes one lonely town — for a woman” and King, who Republican Town Corhmittee and was replaced by Marion By Alex Gtrelll eight years in the Legislature, she cratic incumbent Donald Bates of upcoming season this week and t he reason. of Harris, 33. quit his Wall Street brokerage voting district in southern Man­ sought solitude from a flask, making Wells Taggart. Associate Editor would like to switch to the East Hartford. course, is money. He made $.30,000 per firm job so he could work full time on his chester and one in Glastonbury, episode last year and reportedly wants and Carrott honorary Jews, “ which entitles petition drive to get clemency for his mother. F Mrosek, who was elected to the post in March after serving on administrative branch. “ I know it’s hard to break the but lies mostly in East Hartford. to you to 2.000 years of retroactive the town committee for about 2 years, refused to comment on his State Rep. Pauline Kezer. R- In addition to criticizing the East Hartford political machine, $150,000 this season “ It is true that Don has “ I want this to be the strongest clemency The GOP nominating convention persecution." The debate was taped for PBS request that’s ever come to Governor decision. Town Chairman Donald Kuehl .said Mrosek had Plainville. sharply criticized the corporate division, she said the but it can be done.” Munns told not reported to work for the first couple of elections section of the secretary’s for the district is scheduled for airing. (Mario) Cuomo,” he said. “ Attorneys can’t recently changed jobs and did not have enough time to devote to performance of the agency she some 35 town committee days.” NBC Entertainment President Bran­ O office needs to better deliver July 17. No other Republicans have \ the position. soon hopes to direct in a Manches­ members. Munns, 22. is a vice don Tartikoff had to admit during TV’s do anything anymore. The only thing that’s yet announced plans to seek the Kuehl said Mrosek, a construction supervisor, submitted his ter appearance Wednesday even­ services to registrars of voters. chairman of the Glastonbury Re­ annual press tour in Los Angeles. “ Part of going to work is clem ency — which is the She said that when one hears a party’s nomination for the seat. resignation about a month ago, but agreed to stay on until a ing. saying the corporate division publican Town Committee and the problem in resolving thi.s thing is that his disposition to show mercy.” Mrs. Harris was C of the secretary of the state’s office group of registrars discussing replacement was found. 'Mrosek, who unsuccessfully sought a serves on that town’s Public Safety representative has gone on a fishing trip.” .convicted in 1981 and given a 15-year-to-life is “ an awful mess.” election law. “ You would never A Starr is Brooked Commission. Tartikoff put on a brave face, predicting the sentence for killing Tarnower, her lover, seat on the Board of Education in November, will remain on the “ It should not take six weeks to believe we are operating under the matter would be .settled soon. “ These things Hopefully Brooke Shields won’t still be reportedly in a jealous rage. James says he town committee and will be nominated in July to replace Kuehl learn if you can name your same statutes.” He said his experience as an go on all the tim e.” he said hobbling when she starts filming the movie already has about 3.000"-signatures — u on the town Building Committee, Kuehl said. Asked what she would do about intern at the General Assembly corporation the BXY Corpora­ Kuehl said after receiving Mrosek’s resignation, he asked and as a legislative liaison with the WE DELIVER version of the comic strip “ Brenda Starr” including that of Cuomo’s gubernatorial tion.” she said, alluding to delays the absentee ballot system, which If you haven't received your She fractured her right foot dancing for a challenger. Republican Andrew O’Rourke. Taggart to serve as vice chairman. Taggart, a Republican in documents processed hy the has come under criticism since the State Library have given him the Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.m. j alternative on the Planning and Zoning Commission and an disclosure of irregularities in the skills that make an effective state Funny debate show at Princeton but luckily doesn’t have to His petitions say Mrs. Harris should be s office. “ It will only change if a weekdays or 8 a m. Saturdays, wear a cast. Shields couldn’t find enough released because of her age (63). her health assistant registrar of voters, agreed to the move Sunday, Kuehl change is made at the top.” Democratic primary in Waterbury representative. please call your carrier. If you're The great debate over whether English­ good things to say about her movie role, (she has had two heart attacks in priscn) and The Blood of Kings said. Kezer came to town to ask May 20. Kezer said the state should Munns said he has not yet unable to reach your carrier, call men are funnier than Americans started saying the cartoon reporter “ epitomizes the the fact that she is not a threat to society. A new hook, J'he'Blood of Kinffs: Dynasty and Ritual in Kuehl, who has served as both vice chairman of the town Republicans to support her bid to try to get back to the “ real reason” decided on the particular issues on subscriber Mrvice. 647-9946, by quite decorously at the Oxford Union, that committee and oh the Building Committee, said the Building win the GOP nomination for the for absentee ballots and use them which he will campaign, but will 6:30 p.m. w'eekdays or 10 am . perfect woman” Filming starts in July in Mayan Art, is helping to debunk the stereotypical view Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. post, which is currently held by only for people who really cannot hotbed of English oratory, but quickly Jacksonville. Fla., which was chosen be­ of the Mayans as peace-loving star gazers. As de­ Committee job was less demanding. , instead wait to hear what residents degenerated into a no-holds-barred. X-rated cause its skyline most approximates that of Taggart was chosen unanimously and was unopposed after Democrat Julia Tashjian. get to the polls on Election Day. exchange of gags and insults. Steve Allen and New York in the 1940s. Production is set to be Paycheck-Aid scendants of gods, the rulers of Mayan cities were duty- being nominated by town Director (Geoffrey Naab and seconded' She told the Republican Town She said it might be possible in places where more than 5 percent Alan King represented the colonies but the finished in nine weeks so Brooke can get back bound to ritually mutilate themselves, as this queen is by William Diana, the minority leader on the town Board of Committee that the party should Rock ’n' roll star Jerry Lee Lewis and break the cycle of picking candi­ of the voters use absentee ballots to partisan audience voted overwhelmingly to the Ivy League for the fall semester. She’s doing by passing a thorn-encrusted rope through her Directors. that the English team of satiri.st John Wells country music singer Johnny Rodriguez will “ She knows politics and has been a worker in this party,” said dates for the state underticket in have more stringent regulations, a French literature major and reports that mouth. The goal of much warfare between Mayaracities like requiring absentee ballot and comedian Jasper Carrott was funnier. “ I perform at a Memphis, Tenn., nightclub Naab. the “ last half-hour of the state she took four major courses last semester applications to be picked up by the had no idea it would be so wild and woolly and tonight to help pay for country musician was not territory. It was the capture, torture and convention in the back room.” and made straight A’s. Johnny Paycheck’s legal expenses. They sacrifice of the other side’s royalty. Thus far. Kezer has not publicly voter or a relative and requiring hope to raise at least $10,000 for Paycheck, Town innovations are on^dispiay supported any of the three Republi­ that the person who picks up the who was convicted in May of wounding a man DO YOU KNOW — What European nation destroyed^ cans seeking the gubernatorial application prove his identity. during a barroom shooting last December in most Mayan written records in the 1500s? Fans of local history can learn more about the ideas of three nomination. She said in January Hillsboro, Ohio, said Paycheck’s manager Manchester innovators at “ A State of Genius — A Celebration of when she. announced her intention $100 WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER - More Am°erlcan lives were Charles Ammerman. Paycheck, 47, is best Connecticut Innovators and Innovations,” an exhibition which to seek the post that she hoped to lost In the Civil War than In any other. runs through Oct. 31 at the Connecticut Historical Society encourage others to run openly for EMERGENCY known for his 1978 hit “ Take This Job and Fire — Police — Medical Shove It.” 6-19-H6 ’ KnowIcdKf'Unlimited, Inc. 19K6 museum in Hartford. positions on the underticket. Our Very Special Price More than 140 examples of Connecticut Yankee ingenuity will Wednesday night, she said she regrets that has not happened. For The Month Of A Newspaper in Education Program be shown in two galleries full of inventions, ideas and gadgets as DIAL 911 Jackson’s exotic pets Sponsored by part of the celebration of the state’s 350th birthday. Kezer told the Republicans ga­ In Manchester June Only, The Manchester Herald Manchester’s contributions are from Christopher Spencer, thered in Lincoln Center that after Rock star Michael Jackson moved his pet who invented the first repeating rifle, the Cheney brothers, who giraffe from his suburban Los Angeles estate built the largest silk manufacturing complex in the world in the to a state fish and game park until he gets a 1830s, and J.B. Williams, the man who created shaving soap. LARGE ANTIQUE SHOW proper permit for the animal. The singer has “ A State of Genius” can be seen between 1 and 5 p.m. Sunday asked the Fish and Game Commission for ^Manchester Herald through Friday until Sept. 2 at 1 Elizabeth St. in Hartford. After A large Antique Show and sale will be held this Saturday on the Homestead Grounds at 106 Hartford Road. More than fifty dealers will permission to keep the giraffe, along with his that date, the museuhi will be open seven days a week. be selling their wares. Five states will be represehted this year by well chimpanzee, a couple of llamas and some USPS 327-500 VOL. QV, No. 221 For more information, call 23^5621. known dealers. Also, a fine selection of good early items will be dis­ exotic deer. “ We don’t have a problem with it Published dally except Simday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 played by one of our excellent local dealers, Robert Harrison. Jewelry as long as his facilities are upgraded,” said and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly. $6.50 for one month. $19.25 Police candidates prepare for orals also will be displayed by Marjorie Reid, who always has a wonderful Tracey Moreno, an assistant with the Fish chester Publishing Co., 16Brainard fqr throe months. $36.50 for six display. Jan Adams, also of Manchester, has a most interesting display A lustrous cultured pearl ring Place, Manchester. Conn. 06040. and Game Department’s protection division. mdhths and $77.00 for one year. Candidates for line posts in the town police department have of excellent small items which are highly collectible. in 14K g old with 10 diam onds. Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: completed written and agility tests and will face oral exams at Plan to attend, plenty of parking has been obtained. The price tor the LIMITED Photo enlarged Send address changes to the Man­ the beginning of July, the town personnel officer said today. Antique Show Is $2.25 or with a coupon in our local paper $2.00. The QUANTITY to show detail chester Herald. P.O. Box 591. Man­ To place a classified or display Personnel Officer Linda Parry said that the hiring process for show hours are from 10 am to 5 pm. Proceeds will benefit The Histori­ chester. Conn. 06040. Quote of the'day advertisement, or to report a news new policemen is proceeding on schedule and should be complete cal Society Homestead. Remember this Is held in conjunction with the item, story or picture idea, call 643- in August. Over 259 people sent in applications for the five Strawberry Festival at Cheney Hall, and The Historic Building to bo George Ball, chairman and chief executive GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 ‘ positions that need to be filled. opened (or viewing. Watch the paper f6r a listing on the buildings to be you don’t receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. officer of Prudential-Bache Securities Inc., opened. 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Connecticut In Brief 1 N gw inspector to target agencies O’Neill says call for new Waterbury primary is premature ^ ByBy Mark Mark A. A. Dupuis Dupuis 49-member49-member delegation delegation Waterbury Waterbury y movemove as as premature premature at atthis this point, point. O’NeillO'Neill said said it itwas was too too early early to to in in connection connection with with the the Mav May 20 20 O’NeillO’Neill’s s victory victory In in the the W Water­ New Haven man charged In murder United Press Internatlonol will send to the July Democratic O’Neill indicated he might support say if the alleged fraud in the primary, including Vanessa E. bury primary blocked Moffett By Mark A. Dupuis interview Wednesday evening Job over Douglas J. Wells of sion was made by an "overwhelm­ state convention where the party a new election if the criminal primary would tarnish the image Gatling, the affirmative action from qualifying outright for a WALLINGFORD — A 2I-year-oId man has been arrested in United Press International from Camp O’Neill, a National Greenwich, a former assistant ing,” though not unanimous, voice HARTFORD - Gov. William A. will endorse its gubernatorial investigation shows that fraud of any candidate or others who officer for the state Judicial statewide primary in Septemberto Rochester, N..Y., and was being extradited to Connecticut to face Guard facility In Niantic. inspector general in Massachu­ vote, said Rep. Emil V. Benvenuto, O’Neill says he believes challenger candidate. L affected the outcome of the May 20 were involved in the Waterbury Department. decide the Democratic guberna­ charges that he shot and killed a New Haven man in March, HARTFORD — Army Col. Henri Erkelens said he also plans to setts, and Stephen Schultz of R-Greenwich, co-chairman of the Toby Moffett is being premature in Moffett was scheduled to meet voting. campaign. O’Neill supporters in Waterbury torial nomination. police said. F. Erkelenssaysheplanstocenter "answer problems that come from Newton, Mass., the first assistant screening committee. calling for court action to force a today with state Attorney General " I f In fact the overall outcome of “ Certainly I think it’s too early to have said they have heard Gatlinz Moffett is now working to woo personnel within the state who Joseph I. Lieberman to ask the any investigation makes a differ­ Detective Thomas Curran, a Wallingford police spokesman, on the performance of state inspector general in the Bay State. The inspector general’s office rerun of their Democratic delegate talk about anyone being adversely ; was working on O’Neill’s behalf in uncommitted delegates and dele­ agencies when he leaves the have grievances or problems of attorney general to go to court and ence In the overall outcome of the said Michael Talton, whose last known address was in New has a budget of $268,000 for the primary in Waterbury. affected because at this time the primary, but the governor said gates backing O’Neill to his side service next month to become their own with the system and to Wells had been recommended ask for an order overturning the election of course that’s another Haven, was arrested ’Tuesday on a Connecticut warrant. fiscal year that begins July 1. A O’Neill said Wednesday he be­ you’re talking about accusation, he had no knowledge of who she with hopes of getting the 270 Connecticut’s first state Inspector investigate fraud, waste and for the job by Republican State primary and calling a new issue. If ft does not then I would you’re not talking about anything Talton will be charged with murder in the death of 28-year-old total of 124 people applied for the lieves the investigation into al­ supported. delegate votes needed to force the general. abuse.” Auditor Henry J. Becker Jr., who leged absentee ballot fraud in the election. certainly think the election would more than that.” he said. Michael Jerome Motley, whose body was found March 17 lying by job, which was advertised ” I don’t know anything about fight for the nomination- to a Erkelens was chosen Wednes­ under the law creating the office May 20 primary should be com­ While saying he sees such a stand,” he said. Two people have been arrested her,” the governor said. statewide primary. a roadside in Wallingford with gunshot wounds to the head, chest Erkelens, who served about nationally. day by a legislative committee was given a list of the three pleted before any consideration is and arms. three years as an Inspector general finalists earlier this year with the from a field of three finalists to in the state Military Department, The creation of the office has given to calling a new election. head the newly created office of responsibility of recommending stirred some controversy, includ­ ” I would suggest you get to the said he plans to waste no time In one. Illness might have been hysterical inspector general with a charge to getting started once he takes office ing claims by the auditors that the bottom of this case before you start weed out waste, fraud and abuse in for a five-year term as inspector The final appointment was to new agency is not necessary and talking about any other issue.” M ONTVILLE — The sickness that felled 27 students and three state government. general. have been made by the full could duplicate work done by their O’Neill said, referring to an teachers at a pizza party may have been been psychosomatic and A 27-year career officer, Erkel­ Legislature, but was tossed back to office, which has 96 employees and investigation into the primary that not the result of food poisoning, a state health official says. ens said it should take about a " I expect to be able to start the 10-member committee when a $3.5 million budget. has resulted in two arrests so far. month for his retirement from the taking problems as soon as we Erkelens said he expects to work “ There are characteristics of what happened last Friday at Democratic Auditor Leo V. Do­ O’Neill defeated Moffett by 43 Army to go through, after which he open,” said the S2-year-old Trum­ with the auditors, adding that h^ that school that are suggestive of an outbreak of hysterical nohue refused to join Becker in the votes in tbe primary to win tbe plans to begin work immediately bull resident who is now a senior review process. believes the inspector general’s illness,■’ said Matthew Cartter, a epidemiologist with the state as inspector general. adviser for the Connecticut Na­ Six of the 10 members of the office will focus on the perfor­ Department of Health Services. " I think the main thing is to look tional Guard. legislative screening committee mance of agencies giving it a The sixth-grade students and teachers at Mohegan Elemen­ at the performance (of agencies).’ ’ Erkelens was chosen for the attended the closed meeting where different responsibility than the tary School were celebrating the end of the year with pizza, h(. .-..M in a brief telephone *■-1.156 — vear inspector general’s auditors have. D 4 2 Erkelens was selected. The deci­ potatoe chips, cake and orange drink Friday when they began Ballot suffering from headaches, cramps, shortness of breath and 20%-50% off misses’ sportswear & dresses! nausea. The 30 students and teachers were taken by ambulance to area hospitals. AIDS suspect Shorts Cartter said nothing indicating possible food poisoning has been found at the restaurant that supplied the food. School nurse Lea Barber said the sickness seemed to snowball panel moved 1097.1697 after one student reported to her office feeling ill. Reg. $14-821. Clean front, single or double pleat, elastic waist pull-on, Company refutes blast charges HARTFORD (UPI) - The state formed cuffed, or walk short styles. Twill, Judicial Department’s affirmative HARTFORD — A lawyer for a construction company action officer has been temporar­ poplin, or sheeting in basics or brights. implicated in last year’s fatal explosion of a Derby restaurant ily assigned to other duties in the Sizes 8-18, S-M-L. says the company can prove its workers did not break a natural By Susan Okula wake of her arrest for alleged gas pipeline associated with the blast. The Associated Press election law violations. The New England Railroad Construction Co. released a Vanessa E. Gatling has been photograph Tuesday that attorney John Bogdanski said shows NEW HAVEN — Saying com­ reassigned on a temporary basis to munity help programs are not the company never dug within about 3 feet of the cast-iron pipe. a job in the research and planning keeping pace with the spread of He said the photograph is included in a 27-page report sent to unit in the chief state court T-Tops AIDS. Marjtor Biagio DiLieto has administrator’s office. Judicial the National Transportation Safety Board, the state Department announced the formation of a task of Public Utility Control and Northeast Utilities. Department spokesman Lawrence force that will bolster efforts to G. Moore said Wednesday. State engineers and Northeaeast Utilities officials previously treat and prevent the disease. 897-1397 filed reports with the safety board blaming New England m Chief Court Administrator Aa­ Railroad for breaking an 87-year-old pipe as workers backfilled a “ The problem is clearly getting ron Ment ordered the temporary Reg. 812-$19. V-neck, boat neck, and trench while doing sewer work near the restaurant. worse. We are caring for an change in Gatling’s duties in the tank design poly/knit tops in summer increased number of patients with The restaurant exploded minutes after the construction crew wake of her arrest Tuesday on six the illness. We need more compre­ counts of illegal possession of brights and pastels. Solids or stripes in finished its work for the day. Six people died and others were », H' hensive care programs," Dr. absenteeJigllots. Moore said. sizes S-M-I,. injured in the Dec. 6, 1985 blast. Warren A. Andiman of Yale-New G a tlin g!^ , of Waterbury was Haven Hospital, a task force arrested3S a result of an investiga­ Jury rejects hypnotic defense member said Wednesday. tion into alleged absentee ballot DiLieto said the 16-member task fraud in the May 20 Democratic H.ARTFORD — The first defendant in state history to use force will look for ways to increase delegate primary in Waterbury Pants hypnotically influenced testimony in his own defense has been community education efforts, de­ between Gov. William A. O’Neill convicted of a murder he said he couldn’t remember committing. velop a long-term plan for reduc­ and Toby Moffett. 1 5 9 7 . 1 9 9 7 Hartley Anderson, 45. of East Windsor was convicted by a ing the spread of AIDS in New Her temporary assignment in 12-member Superior Court jury Wednesday of stabbing Sharon Haven, identify funding sources the chief court administrator’s Reg. $20-$36. Single or double pleat or Ruggiero to death May 6, 1985, in the East Windsor liquor store for programs concerned with the office “ will not involve personnel she co-owned with her husband. The jury deliberated for 23 disease and create a lobbying or decision-making matters.” pull-on pants from Isaacs, Haggar, and minutes. network to deal with AIDS-related Moore said. Itemeves. Polv/cotton twill, poplin, and issues. "When additional information is Anderson testified during the seven-week trial that, after being sheeting in solid basics or brights. UPl photo received, either inculpatory or hypnotized by a psychiatrist, he remembered that he had not “ This disease has, without ques­ tion, become one of the most exculpatory, or upon the disposi­ killed Ruggiero at Bill’s Liquor Locker. tion of this case, this decision will But the defendant’s testimony “ cemented ourcase ... because serious health, education and social issues of our times.” DiLieto Ty/hg the knot be reviewed.” Moore said. 80 percent of his responses to my questions were, ‘I can’t Although Gatling is being re­ remember,’’’ said Assistant State’s Attorney Lawrence J. Daly. said. “ Clearly, a coordinated re­ Skirts sponse on the local, state and Leslie McNish, a bosun, will take a first moved temporarily as affirmative “ The jury just didn’t buy it." for 4V4 days in the Carribean with six action officer, her salary will national levels is necessary if we mate, John ’’Sugar” Flanagan, in an others, Flanagan and McNish promised Anderson’s attorney, Patrick J. • Culligan. said Anderson hope to contain and prevent the remain the same. Moore said. The 9 9 7 . 1 7 9 9 sincerely believed he did not slay the woman. Culligan said there spread of AIDS.” August wedding. The couple survived to marry “if we get out of this alive.” salary range for the affirmative has been no decision to appeal, and he did not comment on the action officer is between $29,000 AIDS, or acquired immune defi­ the sinking of the schooner Pride of They are shown relaxing at his parents’ Reg. 81-4-8.36. By Katie Brooke, speedy verdict. ciency syndrome, breaks down the Baltimore on May 14, which took the and $35,500. he said home in Niantic. Gatling is scheduled to appear Random, Summit, Barcley Square, and Anderson faces a maximum 60 years in prison. He will continue body’s ability to resist infection. lives of four crew members. While adrift to be held on $115,000 bond pending sentencing on July 28. The usually fatal disease has been July 1 in Waterbury Superior Essentials. Trouser, elastic waist pull- found most often in male homosex­ Court. Illegal possession of an on, and button front styles in solids or absentee ballot is a felony punisha­ uals and intravenous drug users. prints. (Not all styles in all stores.) State issues Excedrin warning Edward DeLouise. director of ble by up to five years in prison and the New Haven Health Depart­ $5,000 in fines for each count. HARTFORD — The state’s consumer protection commis­ Waterbury walkout continues ment. said the city has the highest Gatling is one of two people sioner is urging Connecticut residents not to use Extra-Strength number of reported AIDS cases in arre.sted so far as a result of Exedrin capsules after the discovering in Washington of a second the state, at 27. The incidence of the allegations of fraud in the May 20 cyanide-laced bottle. B1 ouses disease in New Haven is among the delegate primary. The Waterbury “ This would appear to have greater scope than we originally highest rates in the country, he as hospital rejects proposal state’s attorney’s office said Wed­ thought.” Commissioner Mary M. Heslin said Wednesday night. said. nesday the investigation is 9 9 7 . 1 5 9 9 . “ I would recommend that consumers should neither purchase or Andiman. the director of Yale- WATERBURY (UPI) - Water­ with disorderly conduct after Bulat denied any effort to rehire continuing. use Excedrin capsules they have at home and place the capsules New Haven Hospital’s viral diag­ bury Hospital has rejected a new police attempted to clear picketers nurses outside of a collective ‘ O’Neill defeated Moffett by 43 Reg. 81.3-8.32. A large variety o f styles out of reach from people who might not know about the nostic laboratory, said he sus­ votes in the May primary to win contract proposal made by its from a driveway where non­ bargaininglagreement. but he said from Shapely, Arrow, Lucky Winner, problem.” . pected the number of cases of striking union of service and striking employees tried to enter one hospital official told him. “ We Waterbury’s 49 delegates to the Authorities believe an Auburn, Wash., woman died of cynaide AIDS in New Haven is higher. maintenance workers during their the building, officials said. will do what we have to do when we July Democratic state convention, Regent, Copy Cats, and Carribou. poisoning after taking two Extra-Strength Excedrin capsules. Since 1982, Yale-New Haven has first negotiation session held in a Meanwhile, striking nurses at have to do it.” which will endorse the party’s Wovens, crepe de chine, and georgettes gubernatorial candidate. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration Wednesday night found treated more than 100 AIDS week. Waterbury Hospital planned to Nurses union members planned in sizes 8-18. (Not all styles in all cyanide in a second bottle of capsules reportedly taken by a patients from New Haven and The union, in a six-hour bargain­ hold a union meeting today to to meet this morning before the Moffett is about two dozen stores.) Seattle man who died earlier this month. other parts of the state, he said. He ing session Wednesday that was discuss management’s latest con­ scheduled resumption of negotia­ delegates short of the 270 needed at Both bottles were from the same lot. authorities said. estimated that 60 percent of those preceded by the picket line arrest tract offer presented during a tions with hospital management, the convention to force O’Neill into patients have died from the of one of the negotiators, presented negotiation session held Monday. but Larson said she and other a statewide primary Sept. 9 to disease. a new contract proposal aimed at union negotiators were not pleased decide the Democratic guberna­ State gets tough on taxi, bus drivers DeLouise said 82 percent of the ending a two-week-old walkout, ’’ The strike by more than 500 by the latest offer. torial nomination. AIDS cases reported in New Haven said hospital spokesman Richard nurses who are members of the “ Because of the gap between the HARTFORD — In a crackdown on repeat offenders, morethan involve people who are intraven­ Bulat. Connecticut Health Care Union two sides, we consider the talks to Playwear 300 bus and taxi drivers with poor driving records will lose their ous drug users. Researchers think Distict 1199 and another 500 service be considered at an impasse, and licenses at the end of this month. Department of Motor Vehicle the disease can be transmitted by The proposal called for a 6 and maintenance workers belong­ we’ll see what happens (at today’s officials say. blood-to-blood contact, which can percent increase in the first year ing to the New England Health scheduled session).” Bulat said. Group tries 1 0 4 7 .2 8 4 7 Department officials said that after a review of the driving happen during sexual relations or and increases equal to a cost-of- Care Union District 1199 prompted "From our viewpoint, they have to records of the state’s 20.000 public-service license holders. 338 in the sharing of hypodermic living adjustment in the final two hospital officials to virtually close come back with something or there Reg. $14-838. By Pant-her, Russ, Blake, years. Bulat said. drivers of school buses, taxis and commercial buses had been needles. down the facility earlier this is an impasse. We’re saying food to get Aileen, Jantzen, Catalina, and Koret. Hospital negotiators, whose last notified that tbeir licenses would not be renewed when they Dr. Alvin Novick, the chairman month: bargaining is give and take.” offer contained increases ranging Assorted pants, shorts, clamdiggers, and expire June 30. of the task force and a Yale Although they presented the Waterbury Hospital officials from.2 percent to 3 percent, made nurses with a new contract offer, t-tops in a variety of summer colors. /The action follows a Hartford Courant article last month that University biology professor, said closed the facility when the strikes new voters no counter proposal. Bulat said. management negotiators were Sizes 8-18, S-M-L. (Not all groups in all showed the department did not check commercial applicants’ the U.S. I^blic Health Service has began two weeks ago, but resumed The negotiations had begun with prepared to declare the contract driving histories before issuing the one-year licenses and did not predicted that 145.000 people will outpatient services this week. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — The stores.) require hospitalization for AIDS in the union seeking 9 percent raises talks with their union as being at an monitor off-duty driving records of bus drivers. Despite the arrest of Doyle and way to a young voter’s heart is five years. At least I percent, or and the hospital offering 1 percent impasse. Bulat said. other picketers. patients have so through his stomach, reasons a Officials said each driver who was notified had motor vehicle 1.500 of those people, will live in increases, he said. Bulat declined to reveal what far been able to enter the building conservative poiitical group that violations that exceeded new license standards established by Connecticut, he said. “ I guess you could say there was action the hospital would take if through a single entrance without has launched a voter registration the department last month. Novick said the task force will movement, but we’re going to have negotiations reached an impasse, incident. Bulat said. - drive with the lure of discount Cooriiinates not become directly involved in to sit down and see what the next but nurses union spokeswoman Also today, a strike by about 250 step is.” Bulat said. Barbara Larson said she feared burgers and fries. delivering care to AIDS victims or psychiatric technicians at The The nationwide campaign will 4 : . ^ - Wesleyan officials dismantle shanty in programs meant to educate Before the session began, union management intended to try luring Institute of Living in Hartford attempt to recruit new voters people on ways to avoid the negotiator Kevin Doyle of Water­ individual nurses back to work 20%. 50% off MIDDLETOWN — Wesleyan University has dismantled a entered its fifth day with negotia­ through discount fast-foods and disease. The task force will iden­ bury was arrested and charged without a settlement. shanty students built in February to protest apartheid. tions scheduled to resume Friday. lunch with President Reagan. By R uss, Devon, Cos Co*b, Alfred tify needs and help provide resour­ Spokesman Bobby Wayne Clark said Wesleyan officials Republican activist Max Hugel Dunner, Folio, and Koret. Poly knit or ces to groups dealing with AIDS, he respectfully waited until after the anniversary of the 1976 Soweto said his “ Project ’88 — Americans said. polv/cotton woven pants, jackets, uprising in South Africa to tear down the shanty. for the Reagan Agenda” will use However. Novick said a coordi­ skirts, and blouses. Brights or pastels, Rado loses bid to dismiss charges those enticements and White The shanty, built Feb. 2, was dismantled to let grass grow nated effort to educate children in House internships to recruit young sizes 8-18, S‘ M-L. (Not all groups in all underneath, Clark'said. ^ public school about AIDS was WATERBURY (UPI) - A judge Dorsey said. voters in a national bipartisan stores.) Isaac Shongwe, a native South African who will be senior class needed. Elementary school child­ used to write a note describing one has refused to dismiss brite-. State prosecutors claim Rado of the alleged bribes. registration drive. president at Wesleyan this fall, criticized the dismantling as ren likely have not begun the receiving charges against former told Naugatuck contractor Ronald The note was dated Sept. 3,1980, “ I don’t think it’sabribe.” Hugel insensitive. activities that could expose them Naugatuck Mayor William C. Albaitis what other contractors but the representative said the said Wednesday at a Statehouse to AIDS, including sexual contact Rado Sr. and the jury could begin had bid on town jobs, allowing him firm was not doing business at that news conference with Republican and drug use. he said. its deliberations as early as today. to submit a slightly lower bid than address in 1980. Gov. John Sununu. “ I think it’s an "We have the choice of educat­ Summer Dresses Court won’t hear Waterman appeal Superior Court Judge Leonard anyone else. Moynahan also called a rival incentive-type situation. The fu­ ing them or letting them take their W. Dorsey said Wednesday he Albaitis testified he paid Rado contractor on one of the bids ture of this country lies with the HARTFORD — The state Supreme Court has refused to hear chances.’’ he said. rejected both arguments made in $l,(X)0 for information on what the appeal of former state Agricultural Commissioner H. Earl Albaitis said he bribed Rado to fix. young people.” 2999.3999 John Dow, superintendent of the defense motion. other contractors had bid on three Waterman Jr., who was convicted in a scheme that cheated his Arthur Crelan of Naugatuck said Hugel. former deputy director of New Haven schools and a task Dorsey said the defense "fails to town projects in 1980 and 1981. Reg. 840-8.55. Save 25%-50% on career, hometown, officials said today. he had submitted his bid only the CIA, said Reagan asked his force member, said the city school persuade the court” with claims The prosecution rested its case minutes before the opening and conservative political action com­ Waterman was convicted in 1984 in Manchester Superior Court system- does not have an AIDS dressy, and 2-piece styles, shirtdresses, that even if Rado had received Tuesday and Rado’s lawyer Ti­ said Rado even had trouble open­ mittee to organize the program. education program and said he had and sundresses, all in summer brights on a charge of first-degree larceny for pocketing more than bribes as charged, he could not mothy Moynahan called just three ing the sealed envelope. The effort will begin in New no immediate plans for one. $38,000 in a municipal sand deal while he was first selectman of have influenced the awarding of witnesses before resting his case Final arguments are scheduled Hampshire, the first-in-the-nation and pastels. Cotton and poly/cotton in "It would be like the blind Suffield. contracts for his town. late Wednesday. for today, after which the jury may primary state, he said. misses’ s sizes 8-18, petites’ sizes 6-14.- leading the blind.” Dow said. The Oownlown Ni*w Britain Merifjen Sf^uare Crystal Mall. Waterford He was sentenced to a five-year suspended jail term and five The judge also rejected argu­ Moynahan recalled Albaitis to begin deliberations. “ President Reagan is very much city’s public school staff is not Groton Plaxa T ri-tjtv Plaza. Vernon ' D&L For Children. Vernon years probation, with the condition he pay restitution to the town ments that Rado,was charged with question him about personal prop- Superior Court William La very concerned about the youth in this trained in AIDS education, he said. New l.4>nHon M all Manehe'ster ParkaJe Tri-Cilv Plaza of Suffield, prosecutors said. Waterman also was.fined $10,000. too broad a trime, that of bribe- , erty he owned at the time his dismissed similar charges against nation and whether or not they will Dow said he expecte# that the Farmington Valiev Mall. Bristol Plaza D&I. For Children. The state Appellate Court last month denied Waterman's recelVing rather than bid-rig^ng. construction company declared Rado in April after a trial, ruling vote,” Hugel said. “ As the presi­ task force would develop recom­ Misses* Sportswear & Dresses, all D&L stores^y-\ \von*Sim4biirv f^rhins Corner, Weal Hartford Wethersfield Shopping Center appeal. , , ■ “ The premise that the defendant bankruptcy. much of the state’s evidence dent gets closer and closer to the mendations on an AIDS ^ucation 'makes, that one is general and the He also called a representative Inadmissible because It was time he is going to retire, he wants program for the schools. other specific, the court rejects,” of a firm whose notepaper Albaitis hearsay. to leave a legacy of young people.” I * MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 19, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 19. 1986 — 7 OPINION I I Science/Heohh in Brief Coffee drinkers at higher cancer risk Bv Marcia Dunn nine-year study of 12,866 men "It’s a big difference, but I’m drinkers and heart disease. The Associated Press around the country, contradicting cautious,” he said. “ This Is the In the second study announced Penicillin helps sickle cell anemia earlier reports Unking the two. highest relative risk that has ever Wednesday, researcher Arlene been reported. At this point, we Caggiula, associate professor of 8th’s decision BOSTON — Children suffering'from sickle cell anemia have a PITTSBURGH - Heavy coffee A estimated 60,000 people are drinkers may face an increased expected to die of colorectal don’t have enough information to epidemiology at the University of much better- chance of surviving into adulthood if they are risk of cancer but they suffer no cancer this year, and 140,000 new be abje to make a dietary Pittsburgh, said “ There is no WREfDRMANDYOU Jack diagnosed early and placed on a regimen of penicillin, greater risk of heart, attacks than cases of the disease are expected to recommendation. ’ ’ consistent relationship with the on maiiing is government doctors say. other people, separate studies be diagnosed, according to the Previous studies have shown a number of cups of coffee consumed Anderson A new study found children stricken with the hereditary blood have concluded. American Cancer Society. link between coffee and colorectal per day and ... heart disease CURRENT LAW SENAH VERSION HOUSE VERSION disease who received daily doses of penicillin had an 85 percent Garland’s findings are based on cancer among people 65 and older mortality. This association was reduction in deadly infections, a leading cause of early death Colorectal cancer, or ctmeer a 10-year study of 703 people living but not for younger consumers, true for both smokers and non- good precedent among sickle cell anemia patients. affecting the intestinal area, oc­ in Rancho Bernardo. Calif., a while other researchers have smokers.” Based on the study, researchers recommended that all black curs 2W times more often among retirement community thatis part found, no correlation at all or About 800 deaths were reported children undergo a relatively inexpensive and simple blood test people who drink more than two of San Diego. possibly even a preventive effect. among the 12,866 men studied, cups of coffee a day than among Eighth Utilities District leaders made the for the disease at birth and begin receiving penicillin Of the 703, most of whom were in “ We need to do studies that about half of which were heart- immediately if they have the illness. those who consume fewer than two their 60s, 14 developed colorectal determine how coffee is prepared related . she said. ‘The Uni versity of right decision Monday when they rejected a “ This is the closest we’ve come to be able to save lives in this cups, researchers found in one cancer, said Garland. Seven of the and the method of preparation,” Pittsburgh was one of 22 health proposal to have multi-colored brochures illness,” said Dr. Marilyn Gaston, who headed the study at the study. cases were fatal. Garland said, addingitmay notbe centers that took part in the study. Editoi^s book The results were outlined to the prepared professionally for distribution to National Institutes of Health. “ If we can save babies and get Three percent of those drinking caffeine that is responsible for the Caggiula said moderation is the Society for Epidemiologic Re­ increased risk of canCer. the public. them through the first three years of life, this is a major at least two cups of coffee a day key to drinking coffee. accomplishment.” search on Wednesday by Cedric eventually developed the cancer. “ Caffeine is only a small part of “ Coffee does look OK with the Under the proposal that was voted down, a Garland, assistant professor of coffee,” he said. In addition, The hereditary disease primarily affects blacks in the United Garland said. The incidence rate caveat that heavy coffee consump­ shows stars epidemiology at the University of was 1.4 percent for those consum­ “ coffee reduces the presence of tion is associated with other brochure was to have been designed to show States. One in every 350 black babies born in the United States district taxpayers in graphic detail the view California at San Diego. ing less of the beverage or none at calcium, therefore that might play patterns that have risk-like signifi­ each year has sickle cell anemia, accounting for some 1,700 new But other researchers also re­ all. a role in the risk of colorectal cance” such as smoking, she said. of their Board of Directors about how much cases annually. Infants with the disease have a weakened ported Wednesdayjthat they found Smoking and other high-risk cancer.” “ It might not be the coffee that they would have to pay for fire and sewer only human immune system, making them especially prone to infection. no correlation between coffee factors were taken into considera­ Similar discrepancies have been kills you but other things you have service after town-district consolidation. drinking and heart disease in a tion. Garland said. reported in studies of coffee with it.” What apparently turned the directors off was the $5,400 estimated cost of the project. WASHINGTON — Most Americans worry and fret, sometimes envying the famous whose Estrogen patches could reduce risk One reason they cited for not going forward success appears to be seamless. Why don’t they Dads’ drinking tied to iower birth weights with production of the brochure was the fear BOSTON — Adhesive skin patches could apparently be used to ever fail? How can they be so confident? Why does administer estrogen to millions of women who need the that if the district spends the money now, it their success seem so easy and effortless? replacement hormone as effectively as pills but with less of a risk By Rob Stein birthweight of their oHspring. how good growth was during one day during the month. “ Occa­ will not have enough funds later for It’s hard to imagine people like author Alex of side effects, researchers say. United Press International "We do not suggest that the pregnancy. And if a baby doesn’t sional” drinking was defined as anti-consolidation promotions. Haley, television’s Barbara Walters, newspaper A new study found the patches deliver estrogen through the father’s drinking causes lower grow well during pregnancy we less than that. publisher Al Neuharth. Sen. John Glenn, skin as well as pills transfer the hormone throgh the digestive BOSTON — Men who drink birth weight.” Little said in a letter wonder why,” she said. "The father’s drinking was There is a better reason. to The New England Journal of Little and Charles F. Sing of the comedian Jerry Lewis or actor Carroll O’Connor system, but the patches appear to avoid risks of gallbladder regularly during the period when significantly related to the infant’s The issue of consolidation — which has their wives become pregnant may Medicine released Wednesday. University of Michigan questioned birth weight independenly of the disease, blood clots and high blood pressure by bypassing the divided townspeople in the past and will being troubled by criticism or tortured with be more likely to have children "We can only conclude that 377 mothers about their drinking mother’s alcohol, tobacco and self-doubt. Yet each has struggled to overcome liver. surely cause even deeper divisions in the who weigh less at birth, according paternal alcohol use — or wha­ and smoking habits before and marijuana use in any period.” said 'fear of failure. They are household names today There are an estimated 40 million women in the United States to the unexpected results of a new tever it represents — should be during their pregnancy, and about Little. months to come — should not be decided on because they were able to turn their worries into a who lack sufficient estrogen because they have gone through study. considered in all future research.” the drinking habits of their hus­ Little said she had no idea how 9 the basis of how effectively a professional healthy force for positive change, to direct the menopause or have had their ovaries removed surgically. Little also noted that while bands in the month before their alcohol consumption could cause firm can prepare a brochure. There is too energy created by fear and anxiety into a Only about 5 million women take estrogen to replace the lost Researchers studying whether children of men considered regu­ pregnancy. lower birthweight in humans. hormone because the supplements can cause nausea, vomiting, much at stake. productive force. birth weight is inherited were lar drinkers weighed less than To their surprise, the re­ "Numerous studies ... have headaches, vaginal bleeding and breast tenderness. How they — and a host of other highly successful surprised when a preliminary those of occasional drinkers, they searchers found that fathers who generally concluded that male This November, voters will almost C’C In addition, estrogen has been associated with an increased were "regular” drinkers produced animals exposed to alcohol before people — were able to transform worry into analysis of their data indicated were not necessarily underweight. certainly have to decide whether to change '06 axKV KIN. NEWS -NEA chance of uterine cancer as well as high blood pressure, that drinking by men may be "On the average these are children who weighed an average conception sire fewer offspring, §T ejn winning is the subject of a new book that will hit the Town Charter to pave the way for forced gallbladder disease and blood clots. associated with lower birth weight good-sized babies." said Little in a of 181 grams — about 6 ounces — and that survivors are smaller and the bookstores next week. It is entitled “ Courage consolidation by a single townwide vote. If A lack of estrogen is associated with a variety of problems, of their children. telephone interview. less upon birth than those whose have decreased viability.” she Is a Three-Letter Word” and was written by including hot flashes, vaginal dryness that makes sex painful, But Ruth E. Little, an epidemiol­ But she noted that birth weight is fathers were ‘‘occasional’’ said in her letter. She added: townspeople go along with the Democrats Walter Anderson, editor of the big-circulation depression and a weakening of the bones. ogist at the University of Washing­ an important indicator on how well drinkers. “ There are lots of theories. If you who control the Manchester Board of Sunday magazine Parade. ton who headed the study, stressed the child developed during preg­ “ Regular” drinking was defined expose the reproductive material Directors and approve the charter change, Shootout will replace vote This stirring and stimulating book has all the more research is needed to deter­ nancy and could be an indication of as the consumption of an average to enough of anything you’ll of two drinks a day during the damage it and the offspring will be they will be called on later to vote on the ingredients to become a best seller. It shares mine whether there is a link future health. many intimate reflections by Anderson’s friends between fathers’ drinking and the "Birth weight is an indicator of month or five or more drinks on damaged." explosive issue of consolidation itself. Singed brows sign of drug abuse about how they conquered their private anxieties Surely, a less harmful way to address the and darkest moments. It is also the brutal story of NEW YORK — Two doctors say their colleagues should be on issue could have been found. if FDN reaches Managua Anderson’s own rise from tbe slums to success. the lookout for singed eyebrows and eyelashes as a symptom of But as the situation stands, citizens should drug abuse among their patients. AM A to push for wider ban on smoking In a letter to The New England Journal of Medicine, Drs. have the opportunity to make their ALEX HALEY, for example, reveals that he The ongoing simplistic ideas, he has no Steven M. Tames and John M. Goldenring of the New York CHICAGO (UPI) - Smoking guered Medicare program from proposing a smoking ban on all acquired immune deficiency syn­ came close to committing suicide on an ocean judgments on the basis of as many facts as s t r u g g 1 e interest in building a popular Medical College described the case of a 17-year-old male patient should be prohibited on domestic financial ruin, including a voucher commercial airline flights in the drome, or AIDS, to be allowed in voyage from Africa to the United States during his they can get and on the feelings engendered among Nicara­ movement. they noticed had lost eyebrow and eyelash hair. commercial flights, in schools and system and increased age eligibil­ United States, all health care school unless their behavior signif­ within them by those facts. guan rebels research for "Roots,” the monumental The doctors could find no signs of a rash or any other hospitals, and anywhere else it ity requirements. facilities and all elementary and icantly increases their chances of secondary schools during school has produced “ HE IS A CONTROLLER,” best-selling saga of his slave ancestors. The explanation for the hair loss and the patient said he had not would bother non-smokers, the The delegates earlier chose Dr. spreading the disease. . The simple flier the district directors plan Donald William Hotchkiss, a thoracic hours. They also endorsed the efforts of yet another says Chamorro. “ His concept of project had been dragging along for 12 years and touched his eyebrows or lashes himself. American Medical Association to prepare in-house as a substitute for the says. surgeon from Chesapeake. Va.. as authorities to close "public reser­ power-sharing the FDN (the contra organiza­ he was stuck Friends doubted his ability to But after questioning, the patient admitted he had recently costly brochure they rejected may not be as G raff complete the book; he was deep in debt: the book "We believe that smokers’ rights president-elect. Hotchkiss will The delegates also called for voirs of the spread of sexually agreement. tion) is not a professional institu­ increased his use of free-base cocaine in the form of "crack,” a prohibiting the sale of tobacco transmitted diseases” such as effective as the brochure would have been. had become an albatross. end where the rights of non- take office at the 1987 annual The deal that tion. It’s a personal bodyguard” pure form of crystallized cocaine that is placed in a glass pipe, meeting. Hotchkiss will succeed products to anyone under age 21 or brothels and gay bathhouses. What kept him from flinging himself over the smokers are infringed upon.” Ron J But it can present information just as well for ignited and inhaled, the letter said. emerged from Bermudez is. Chartiorro sug­ Davis, an AMA trustee, said Dr. JohnCoury Jr.. 64, general and through vending machines and ship’s stern rail into the water? "The voices of my The governing body of the AMA those who want to study and evaluate it. a three-week gests. repeating the Somoza “ It appears that the hot cocaine vapors rising rapidly from the Wednesday. “ We have a saying. pediatric surgeon from Port condemned the practice of attach­ today was set to debate warning confrontation pattern of building a private ancestors.” Haley recalls simply. “ There was pipe can singe the eyebrows and eyelashes, with resultant loss," Huron, Mich., who was installed as ing a designers label to a cigarette It would be nice to think that in passing up ‘Your right to smoke ends where labels for alcoholic beverages, in Miami sets up Arturo Cruz, Costa Rica after most of his Kunta Kinte and his daughter Kizzy, her son the letter said. “ When the patient abstained from cocaine, as my respiratory apparatus president Wednesday evening. brand. Ritz cigarettes, for exam­ a professionally prepared brochure, the army loyal to him personally criminal penalties for the posses­ ‘Chicken George.’ ...‘No. you mustn’tstop. you documented by negative urine toxicologic tests, the lost hair begins.” ’ Already on record .seeking a ple. bear the Yves Saint Laurent Aldolfo Calero and Alfonso lieutenants defected — at the rather than to constitutional sion of child pornography and district directors set a pattern for finish writin’ that book.” ’ the voice urged him. began to regrow,’ ‘ The AMA House of Delegates tobacco-free society by the year logo. Robelo as nominally coequal instigation, according to press order. motorcycle safety before adjourn­ themselves, for those who agree with them, Perhaps the lowest point in Barbara Walters’ also voted toendorsea comprehen­ 2000. the AMA pushed further Also, the delegates accepted a leaders of the rebel organization. reports, of the CIA. His non- And although far from being ing the five-day annual meeting. sive new plan to save the belea­ toward that goal Wednesday, report calling for children with and for those on the other side of the But two names are conspicu­ cooperative attitude had long the worst of Somoza’s former career came during her unhappy experience as consolidation question. ously absent from that lineup: since gotten him cut out of the guardsmen, he has a ruthless co-anchor with Harry Reasoner on ABC-TV’s U evening news. The ratings were poor, and critics The citizens of Manchester are facing a Enrique Bermudez and Eden American supply line. streak. If he is a restraining Pastora. Both are factors in any Pastora has been down before, were scathing. She was a prima donna, they said, GOLD BOND BEN GAY series of decisions with serious philosophical force in contra treatment of Nicaraguan equation however, and has always come Sandinista prisoners, it is not who demanded limousines, a pink typewriter and Powder and economic implications. They should not Arthritic Rub Bermudez, a former officer in back. It is too early to count him necessarily for humanitarian other trappings — all untrue. Strangers would SUAVE 10 OZ. Original Formula base their choices on slick, commercially the Somoza National Guard, is out. especially since he has reasons. smirk and mutter "Baba Wawa” within earshot, Shampoo or SUAVE VASEUNE 3 oz. prepared presentations. the contra military chief. He is a something in abundance other “ You don’t cut the throat emulating the "Saturday Night Live” jokes. Conditioner Hairspray If all is kept in-house, the issue is more close ally of Calero. The two have rebel figures arelargely lacking. because it doesn’t look good,” SUN IN Intensive Care All Types kept tight control of rebel mil­ “ IT HURT, and I would bleed over every word,” All Types likely to be decided on its merits, and each Call it charisma. Most com­ says Chamorro. “ Shooting is Hay Lightner Baby Oil 8 oz. N itary operations, which has been mentators on the Nicaraguan she recalls. Sometimes she cried. But it wasn’t all side will be doing both its supporters and its better. It’s just a matter of being Regular or Super 4 oz. 16 oz. the cause .of much of the brickbats. One message of support came from the opponents a big favor. drama do. including Edgar Cha­ practical” $ J 3 7 dissension within the political morro, a fomer contra leader Practicality would also come late John Wayne, whom she had never met. $2*7 SJOS leadership. who knows all the key players into bloody play. Chamorro "Don’t let the bastards get you down,” read his Httm__w. well. thinks, should the rebels ever telegram. Pastora is the former "Com ­ The Jerry Lewis telethon for muscular mander Zero." hero of the succeed in ousting the "Eden is the most popular Sandinistas. dystrophy has evolved into an American Sandinista revolution. Since de­ figure because he can relate to institution. Yet the comedian is regularly fecting four years ago. he has "The day Pastora and Ber- people,” says Chamorro. "He is deplored by critics who charge him with personal been running his own operation ^mudez reach Managua, the LYSOL MENNEN BABY J l L the only one able to talk to aggrandizement and ego-trippng over "his kids.” against his former comrades fastest gun is going to survive.” MENNEN BALM BAR people.” In a poignant anecdote, the comedian describes Spray Speed Stick along Nicaragua's southern he predicts. CHUBS But because of that popularity, how children close to death have often insisted on Disinfectant shave Shaving Talc MAGIC Lotion border. He has refused to join the Each sees the other as a threat speed Deodorant he believes others try to use him meeting him. ‘T v e seen this happen now for 36 Baby Wipes -ijj.u-l Ritgular or talc 4 oz. Lotion 8 oz. Honduran-based contras be­ that would have to be removed. sUcii for their own ends. First the years: A child won’t die until he meets me,” Lewis 40’s All Types cause of the Somoza connectioas "So how,” Chamorro asks, Scent II 9 oz. Sandinistas. later the contras. says. “ A young boy may have lived 15 more days 2.5 oz. S J 1 9 59 of Bermudez an others. “ can you start a country when 6 oz. Now. according to Chamorro, the first thing you’re going to do because I was present. What does that mean? To 29 $1 -4IIX. $ j7 9 $ 2 1 9 Pastora’s opposition is both Pastora “ doesn’t trust is eliminate each other?” the child and his family, that’s a millennium. So 59 political and personal. His father anybody” Good question. every year I make what appears to be a was killed by Somoza's Guard. Bermudez, the antithesis of self-indulgent remark. ‘Please help my kids,‘ and ® IMS by NCA. me Pastora in almost all other This Is the kecond of two I take some heat. So be it.” AT THE MOMENT, Pastora is respects, is also hot a trusting columns on the contras by STAYFREE KOROMEX $a 39 KOROMEX $ J.3 9 "The senator Is due on the floor for a voice ORALB Crystal Clear out of action. He gave upthe fight type, although for a different syndicated columnist Donald BEFORE ARCHIE BUNKER became DIGEL Contraceptive ■ vote. WHERE'S THE MAKEUP AIDE?" in mid-May and was interned in reason. A military man of Ameriea‘s working class hero through 13 Sihouettes Contraceptive Graff. 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Before the reader erupts with Vesuvius-like ATTORNEY G ENERAL MEESE may not As committed as Roosevelt was to equality, Footnote: Jack Anderson is Washington bureau SOLID ; convulsions at such a seemingly outrageious stand in Madison Square Garden before an Ronald Reagan is belligerently determined to chief of Parade Magazine, but is not related to $2»7 $ 2 1 9 19 ; comparison, a soothing word from John Stuart enthusiastic crowd and inveigh against wipe out every vestige of legislation and court > Walter Anderson. ■’Mill. minorities, but his orchestrated hostility to blacks ( ^cisions that have nurtured racial progress. sends a similar message across the nation: This IlHiluj ; It was Mill who argued for unrestricted rational country is becoming increasingly less congenial to ; dialogue, lamenting that “ the worst offense ... THE U.S. CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION is a equal rights. ■ which can be committed by any polemic is to tragic case in point. 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Hot Oil MAGNESIA NTil u p s ’ their actions and rhetoric seek scapegoats a$ a a federal-agency nominee must meet minimum more cerebral press releases. They’ re opposite JAMES P SACKS...... Managing Editor ALEXANDER GIRELLI Aaioclate Editor Treatment mu or Regular or Mint . method of systematically polarizing the races. standards of sensitivity on civil rights, aithough sides of the same coin. Farrakhan's forward , NAGNCSU that would be nice. But in the space of II months, Heilth & 2’s 12 OZ. march will accelerate iii direct proportion to Advertitmg Diractor Kay Drug^ Co. Brooks Pharmacy Quinn's Pharmacy Mtatnaver 0^ the Senate has rejected three Reagan nominees DENISE A ROBERTS Beauty Alda WHEN THE SENATE Judiciary Committee Meese’s success in turning back the civil liberties MARK F ABRAITIS .....Businatt Manager 14^ Main 8L. 585 Enfield Ave., 873 Main St, rejected U.S. Attorney Jefferson Sessions for a because of views that were more hospitable to the clock. SHELDON COHEN ..Compoting Manager Sale Priceil ..Preaaroom Manager East Hartford Enfleld U.S. District Court judgeship. Republican Meese Ku Klux Klan than the U.S. Constitution. ROBERT H HUBBARD e f f e c t iv e d a t e s Manchester JEANNE G FROMERTH .. Circulation Manager ignored the committee’s Republican majority and And nominees should possess a fair-minded Chnek Stone is a syndicated columnist. JUNE 19-21. 1986 ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuredav. June 19. 1986 ♦ ■ MANCHESTER HBRALD. Hiuridiy. JuHt 1». - • HAOAH THC HORRIILC by Oik Brown* FIANUTA by ClMHtoo M. tc h ^ s-/t «11WU*«lf CO|JLP>ft>lJ \ (cefZTAlNLY/. JtigTFILL OUT Ttite FORM JCo][l^[^ r«6HT LE6..LEFT NOW, JUST relax YOUR T g A < ^ M E ------LE6..RI6HT LE6. BREATMIN6,ANPLETALL Canyon crash could spur flight rales TOT O (2E (2E A P LEFT LE6.. THE TENSION 60 OUT >./World In B rief OF VDUR BOPY... A lJ P T O By Paul Davenport W f S l T E ? Businessmen upset over detentions track of other aircraft visually and neither The Associated Press was being tracked by FA A radar, said Larry UTAH JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Businessmen, upset wilh Bjork of the Federal Aviation Administra­ QO reports that labor leaders have been detained under South GRAND CANYON VILLAGE, Ariz. - tion’s flight service at Prescott. Africa’s state of emergency, sought a meeting today with The collision of a helicopter and a Those aboard the Grand Canyon Airlines government officials to obtain their release and halt wildcat twin-engine sightseeing plane over the plane included 11 Dutch, two Swiss, one strikes by black union members. Grand C!anyon that killed 25 people may help South African and six Americans, said A business leader told La w and Order Minister Louis le Grange end unregulated flights over national parks, Charles Farrabe, a National Park Service U.B.ACRI8 byJbnDMfla "it is deeply disturbing and a matter of great regret” to the a congressman says. management assistant. Grand “ As is so often the case, it takes a sad business community that union leaders are allegedly held Canyon I HAVE AN IFEAJ WHV PONT WE RAM COUNT tragedy like this to point out the need for Authorities said the four passengers TH IR H A N T O M by Loo Falk A By Borry without charge under ernergency rule imposed last Thursday. 'ViUage THE FENCE ANP BREAK IT FOWNP ME OUT some reasonable safeguards.” Rep. Ri­ aboard the helicopter and the pilot were Government officials, citing fewer violent deaths and serious chard Lehman, D -(^Iif.. a member of the Americans. vNEV ENOCWEP,, DOINe THW f clashes, said the state of emergency imposed June 12 is building I GRAND CANYON House Subcommittee on National Parks and Authorities released only the names of the "a sense of optimism” throughout the nation. iNATIONAL RARK Recreation, said of the collision Wednesday airplane crew — James Ingraham and Opposition members of Parliament disagreed. morning. Bruce Grubb — and helicopter pilot John CAUF. ARIZONA i Chain stores in several suburban shopping centers reported a Emergency crews reached the crash site ' Thybony. There were ho survivors. A N.M second day of disruptions with workers protesting the';^spected on a sloping shelf one mile from the Colorado detention of many union leaders and shop stewards. Managers R iver and 2,000 feet above it, and were to Helitech Inc., which owned the five- refused to give on-record statements because pfptate-of- begin removing bodies today to a temporary person Beil 206 helicopter, was new to the miles MEXICO UP) grsphlc emergency restrictions on the news media. (, morgue and then to Flagstaff 130 miles area, said Grand Canyon National Park Su|>erintendcnt Dick Marks. The government has refused to release detaild of any away. "T h ey’ve been open a matter of three detentions but independent estimates from abroad say at least The plane’s tail section was found roughly A helicopter and a sightseeing plane weeks, but the pilots have all flown in the JtM CAYfa e-19 one-quarter of a mile away from the rest of 2,000 people are being held in the emergency measures. area for many years,” he said. collided over the Grand Canyon Wednes­ the wreckage and probably was sheared off Grand Canyon Airlines spokeswoman day and plunged to the floor of the canyon CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooka A Casala in the collision, said Park Ranger Charlie Mary Donaldson and a spokesman for near 'Crystal Rapids, killing as many as 25 THE &UE5T TyVORKING LATE. A UBRAKIAM'S ^ Palestinian denies ship murder Peterson, the first to reach the crash site. FIVE O'CLOCK. 75EE YOU IN Helitech both declined comment. COME& EARLV.I t h e M0RNIN6, ROOM'S ALL PAY » NEVER The pilots of both craft had been keeping people, the National Park Service said. BLONDIC by Doan Yeung A Alan Draka REAPY, EASY. PONE GENOA, Italy — The leader of the four Palestinians charged with hijacking the Italian cruise liner Achille Lauro in October T H S WILI. BE OUR ANO WE OE5PERATB.Y I VOLUNTEER DOESN'T " IT SURE today denied killing invalid American passenger Leon B I03E6T DRIVE NEED yOCUNTEERSl ^AV MUSBATC) VOLUNTEER ^ DOES ! MAKE VDU Klinghoffer. FEEL Magied A1 Molqi, 23, contradicted pre-trial testimony in which FDA issues Excedrin-capsule warning SO O O ? he admitted killing Klinghoffer. "I did not see Klinghoffer. I did not kill him. None of my SEATTLE (UPI) - The Food Both the 60-unit bottle in Snow’s view Medical Center after collaps­ three cyanide-tainted capsules in commandos shot any American,” Molqi told the court in the and Drug Administration warned home and the 40-unit bottle in the ing at home in Auburn. His wife. the bottle of Extra-Strength second day of the trial of 14 Arabs and a Greek accused of. consumers nationwide against tak­ Nickell residence bore lot number Stella, brought the Excedrin bottle Excedrin in her home. planning and carrying out the Oct. 7-9 hijacking. ing Extra-Strength Excedrin cap­ 5H102, said FDA Commissioner to authorities after her suspicions FDA spokeswoman Sue Hutch- 6 -/9 Klinghoffer, who was confined to a wheelchair, was shot and sules after authorities determined Dr. Frank E. Young. were aroused by reports this week croft said investigators sent to the cyanide-laced capsules may have of Snow’s death. factory in Morrisville. N.C., where laiwiB killed on the first day of the hijacking and his body was dumped Young said the discovery of the killed a second person in a Seattle The FDA confirmed Wednesday the capsules from lot 5H102 were into the sea off Syria. second tainted bottle ’’warrants suburb. the bottle of Extra-Strength manufactured, found no trace of ARLO AND JANIS * by Jimmy Johnson Presiding Judge Lino Monteverde told Molqi his denial the step of removing all capsules of The Bristol-Myers Co., maker of Excedrin turned in by Stella cyanide. conflicted with his pre-trial testimony in which he confessed to Excedrin Extra-Strength from 0 0 m r e the over-the-counter pain reliever, Nickell contained cyanide. 9 WHETRE you GUVS UH.N WIHG.S N.. I IT IS AfiNH-IK NMCING shooting Klinghoffer, 69. The judge read passages from the home medicine cabinets until Bristol-Myers spokesman Ralph halted sales of aii Excedrin cap­ The FBI, which took charge of DOING? jusrm iaHG. FUUNam BEING UFT our indictment that included Molqi’s confession. further notice to avoid their Weaver-said consumers who wish ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook sules because of the discovery the investigation, refused to com­ ONSOMEAHHGREAavna* The judge also reminded Molqi that he would be calling as a accidental consumption, particu­ to return Excedrin capsules for Wednesday of a second Extra- ment on the possibility of any links witness a Portugese steward of the Achille Lauro who told larly by children.” tablets or a cash refund can send Strength Excedrin bottle contain­ between the two deaths. ^cm£SAf£> 0 ' ship’s deck where he was shot. m Auburn. miner's office said Nickell’s death miner's office announced that Md.. 21268. tA0oK H£6«R6«IP, "This is a frame-up arranged between Syria and the United Investigators in the death of Sue “ was originally attributed to natu­ Snow, manager of an Auburn m tT b f tB h& VbO OuM/ W W P O iSx) N )i S' States," replied Molqi, accused of being the leader of the four Snow. 40. who died June II after ral causes and is now being branch of Puget Sound National Snow’s death was the fifth linked terrorists who seized the liner in the Mediterranean and held its W R ttiysy/y1 ;> apparently taking a cyanide- investigated as a cyanide-related Bank, died of cyanide poisoning to product tampering in 1986 in the 380 passengers and crew captive for three days. tainted Extra-Strength Excedrin death.” New toxicology tests of after apparently taking a cyanide- United States and the second in capsule, said the second bottle with tissue samples taken from Nickell laced Extra-Strength Excedrin Washington state. 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r MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 19. 1986 — 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 19, 1986 Top court rules government units Area Towns In Brief Bias dies; FOCUS/Famifs/ can’t pull out of Social Security Judge allows confession at hearing draft pick By James H. Rubin of a regulatory program over 1970s over the financial future of VERNON — A Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday that a The Associated Press which Cpngress retained authority Social Security, withdrawals be­ Mansfield man's confession to killing a Manchester girl couldn’t for Celtics to amend in the exercise of its came more numerous. Between be suppressed as evidence in a pretrial hearing, and the defense attorney will ha ve to wait until the case goes to trial before he can WASHINGTON — The Supreme power to provide for the general 1977 and 1981. 96.000 State and local Continued from page 1 Court ruled today that state, and welfare,” employees dropped out of the try to argue for suppression again. The court overturned a 1985 system. David Copas pleaded innocent to the April killing of Laura "What are you going to say. My local governments may not with­ first reaction was shock,” Auerb­ draw their employees from the ruling by a federal judge in Bieu, a 16-year-old Manchester High School sophomore. Qppas, And in 1983, termination notices ach said. "Here was a guy who was nation’s Social Security system. California. were pending from 634 state and 25. entered the plea after a state police detective read a States and local governments statement obtained from Copas in which the defendant admitted so vibrant, who loved life and In a 0-0 ruling, the court upheld a local governments representing have been allowed to enroll their to the slaying. achieved an ambition. He was 1983 federal law designed to 227.000 employees. employees in Social Security since Bieu’s body was found April 27 in a secluded area near the Hop drafted so high. His ambition was protect Social Security's economic Congress that year amended the to play for the Celtics. He just 1950. and local government River in Coventry. An autopsy showed that she had been stabbed integrity by barring state and local act to say, "No agreement ... may exuded happiness.” workers in all 50 states are enrolled 18 times and suffered blows to the head that fractured her skull. governments from pulling out. today. be terminated, either in its entirety Considered by many scouts to be or with respect to any coverage At a pretrial hearing Tuesday, Judge Eugene T. Kelly denied the best athlete in the draft. Bias The decision is a victory for the As of 1983. some 9,4 million of an defense attorney Je rry Gruenbaum’s attempt to suppress the Reagan administration, which group, on or after April 20. 1983." was the Atlantic Coast Conference estimated 13.2 million state and confession on the ground that it was obtained unconstitutionally. said more than $3 billion could The law barred termination even Player of the Year this past local government employees par­ Gruenbaum said this morning that he plans to argue for have been drained from Social ticipated in Social Security. Only by those state and local govern­ season. He was ACC scoringleader Security by 1990 if state and local ments that had notices pending suppression of the evidence at the trial. as a senior, averaging 23.2 points. five states — Alaska. Maine. No date has yet been set for Copas’s trial. governments were allowed to Massachusetts. Nevada and Ohio when the amendment was enacted. At the NBA draft just two days withdraw. — do not ha ve their own employees California had filed such a notice before his death. Bias said he was The law was challenged by enrolled in Social Security. on behalf of 70 local governments Democrats consider endorsements eagerly anticipating a chance to California officials and others who Under a 1950 amendment ^to the within the state, representing break into the lineup of the NBA said the law unconstitutionally Social Security Act, each stale was 34.000 workers. BOLTON — The Democratic Town Committee will consider champions. allowed the federal government to authorized to withdraw its em­ California officials and a group endorsing candidates for the state Legislature and for state “ I talked with Red (Auerbach) break its contract with the states. ployees on two years' notice, and called Public Agencies Opposed to treasurer when it meets Friday, Town Chairman Henry Kelsey and he said I wasn’t going to Justice Lewis F. Powell, writing also could do sp on behalf of the Social Security Entrapment sued said Monday. start.” Bias said, "but that I would for the court, said. "The contrac­ local governments within that the federal government, challeng­ Giastonbury Democratic Town Chairman William Ferris, who get a lot of playing time off the tual right at issue in this case bears state. ing the constitutionality of the 1983 is unopposed in his bid to be the party’s candidate in the 4th bench as sixth man. little, if any. resemblance to rights But from 1950 to 1966, only 319 law Senatorial District, is scheduled to speak to the town committee Celtics’ superstar Larry Bird, held to constitute property” as public employees withdrew from U S. District Judge Lawrence K. Friday. Manchester town Director Stephen Cassano, who last who spoke by telephone to his defined by the Constitution. the system. Karllon of Sacramento declared week dropped out of the race against Ferris, will also be on hand. Boston attorney Bob Woolf from He said the taw "simply was part As apprehension grew in the the law unconstitutional. Kelsey said. his home in French Lick. Ind.. Bolton is one of five towns in the district, which is now said. “It’s horrible, I am too repre.sented by Republican Sen. Carl Zinsser of Manchester. The shocked to respond. It’s the cruel- other towns are Manche.ster, Glastonbury, Hebron and esl thing I’ve ever heard. No money link to sex harassment Columbia. "I was really looking forward to Al.so scheduled to speak is David Coheri of Hebron, who is coming to rookie camp just to play W ASHINGTON (AP) - On-the- sexual harassment that creates a new proceedings in a lawsuit filed seeking the Democratic nomination in the 55th Assembly with him.” said Bird, who had job sexual harassment is illegal "hostile environment" against Meritor Savings Bank by District. The seat is currently held by Republican Rep. Peter pushed hard for the Celtics to draft even if it does not affect its victim Mechelle Vinson, a former assist­ The court thus upheld the Fusscas of Marlborough. , the Maryland star. economically, the Supreme Court ant bank manager. standard adopted previously by Maurice Mosely, a Democratic candidate for state treasurer, Officials at the University of ruled today. Ms. Vinson’s .suit contends that the federal Equal Employment is al.so scheduled to speak. Maryland were stunned. she was sexually harassed by her sBut the court stopped short of Opportunity Commission. supervi.sor, Sidney L. Taylor. The meeting be held at Community Hall at 7: 30 p.m. The public Cameraman Dick Holider gets a cjeciding just when employers Writing for the court. Justice Ms. Vinson was hired as a is invited to attend. ^ould be held legally liable when, close-up of Atdelma Simmons, William H. Rehnquist .said nothing teller-trainer at the bank in 1974. unknown to them, their supervi­ in the federal law, known as Title She said she consented to having Some tax owner of Capriland’s Herb Farm sors sexually harass workers. Coventry Lions elect officers V II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, sex with Taylor in May 1975 "for The justices unanimously con­ "suggests that a hostile environ­ fear of losing her job.” The affair, C O V E N T R Y — Richard Giggey of E ric Drive has been elected in Coventry. She talks with Bob cluded in a case involving a ment based on discriminatory according to court documents, president of the Coventry Lions Club for 1986-87, the club has deductions Thomson during a filming District of Columbia bank that a sexual hara.ssment should not be . continued for 2‘/i years but Ms, announced. federal law banning .sex discrimi­ prohibited" Vinson never told Taylor’s super­ Richard Gawitt of David Drive was chosen first vice president session VVednesday. A crew nation in employment applies to The decision clears the way for iors about.it and David Soule of E ric Drive was elected second vice president. given O K from "The Victory Garden” was Also elected were David Givson of Cassidy Hill Road for secretary and Francis Martling of Silver Street for treasurer. at the farm to tape a segment Outgoing President John Bennett of Talcott Hill Road was Continued from page 1 which will air on public Celebrity waiters to raise money chosen as a director. Other officers elected were Bert Chamberland of Geraldine Drive as lion tamerand Herman Dahl the assistant GOP leader, television stations in the fall. If you’re having lunch at the deadly disease, the affair is also "a Johi\,Treacy of Manche.ster Road stre.ssed. "W e’re not going to let of Twin Hill Drive as tailtwister. Steak Club in Vernon on July 1 and zany midday break of clean fun Race fame, a .silver medal winner this thing sink” even though the see someone who looks familiar in and joyful madness." according to in the 1984 Olympic marathon. bill has been caught in a logjam. an outlandish costume waiting on a news release from the man Sullivan, who will serve a.s Bolton zoners expect legal battle In its ninth day of debate, the your table, don’t be surprised. organizing the event — Demo­ maitre d’hotel during the lun­ Senate Wednesday rejected. 71-29. The second annual Celebrity cratic State Central Committee cheon. said the job of the celebrity B O LTO N ■— The Chairman of the Zoning Commission said this a Democratic amendment that TV mix as Adelma goes on the air Waiters’ Luncheon is scheduled for member John J. Sullivan. waiter is to use "outstanding and morning he expects a court battle over the right of a quarry would restructure the bill’s per­ that day to raise money for the Last year’s event raised more creative ploys” to coax as big a tip owner to mine his quarry.in Bolton Notch. sonal tax rates to ensure that Northern Connecitut Chapter of than $12,000. and included waiters as possible.from the diners. Commission Chairman Phillip G, Dooley said he expects David middle-income Americans re­ By Nancy Pappas the time the door garden segment trademark. farmhouse which Simmons bought the Leukemia Society of America such as Brad Davis, WDRC radio Each celebrity is also urged to Buck, owner of Box Mountain Quarries Inc., to first go to the ceived more tax relief, and the rich Herald Reporter was filmed for the fourth time, "This is ab.solutely wonderful.” in 1929. her 35-year career as a Inc. announcer; Nikki O’Neill, wife of recruit guests for the tables they’ll Zoning Board of Appeals to argue his case before taking court received less. Simmons maintained her good Simmons said, after she realized lecturer, the gourmet meals While its purpose is to raise Gov. William O’Neill: Julia Tash- serve. Luncheon tickets will be action. The proposal, offered by Sen. COVENTRY — Adelma Sim­ humor with the television crew, the power of the device she was served and the books Simmons money to help find a cure for the jian. secretary of the state: and sold for $25. and tables of eight can "I don't think they'll (the ZBA) approve the appeal,” he said. George Mitchell. D-Maine, was mons. the dignified owner of telling little jokes during long carrying. “ I^ould really do with writes, along with the 50 acres of be p u rch a .^ for $200. The comission Wednesday reviewed the permit application viewed as the la.st .serious attempt Capriland’s Herb Farm, didn’t silences. But to a newspaper one of these for my lectures.” gardens. All pnoc^ds will go directly to that was approved last month allowing Buck to continue mining to change the massive bill crafted even blush Wednesday when tele­ reporter she remarked quietly. As the morning wore on. ,'heodor In addition. Morash said, the the U^kem ia Society. Fcr more the quarry. The application is set to expire in April 1987. by the FinanceCommitteethat has vision director Russ Morash told "Television is really the most of herbed bi.scuits. poppyseed cake crew had to avo'd interfering with information call 647-0477 or 524- The commission intends to let the operation continue until Box passed through the Senate virtu­ her to wiggle her bottom down into loathsome medium. I really cannot and shrimp with dill drifted from the enjoyment of the paying public. .59.53 Obituaries Mountain mines the entire quarry. The issue is what constitutes ally unscathed a clump of tarragon. abide this smiling and posing.” the kitchen, where cooks prepare ’’Generally, we go to a place. But the luncheons that herb farm this is an event.” he said. "People the quarry. The commission has restricted operations to a But as the Senate worked past Morash and a production crew of It was not her debut as a five from W GBH-TV in Boston television star. She and her herbs, guests enjoy each day. have come het:e, and paid their $12. Now you know designated 300-foot industrial zone. midnight, tempers flared, and Gall Plendel Kurt Helschmarin senators who had been pressured were at her farm to film a segment which number 350 varieties at last The aromas were particularly and they want to spend some time Germany has provided the Uni­ However, Buck has said that he wants a new permit that would for "The Victory Garden.” a count, have appeared on three enticing to the television crew, with Mrs. Simmons. They have Gail (Gray) Piendel of 22 Wara- Kurt Fleischmann of Manches­ into not offering amendments over ted States with its largest number allow him to mine the entire site, which includes areas outside popular garden show that’s car­ other programs. So it didn’t which had left Boston about 7 in the traveled long distances, and noke Road died Wednesday at ter. husband of Ronnie "Rose" the last two weeks to avoid of immigrants with 14.8 percent: thO industrial zone. Buck has said he has mined outside the zone ried on 280 public television surprise her when Morash pointed morning. A full day was devoted to looked forward to it for weeks. We Manchester Memorial Hospital Fleischmann. died Sunday. jeopardizing the entire bill, said the Italians are next with 11.1 since starting operations. stations around the country, in­ out that members of the television the filming in Connecticut, and cannot allow our filming to inter­ She was the wife of John Piendel. He is survived by a son. Kenneth they would press their proposed percent. cluding Hartford’s CPTV. . audience might know absolutely another will be required for the fere with their good time. That She was born in Manchester, Allen, and a daughter. Mrs Eliot changes. As the television crew prepared nothing about herbs. editing. In all. about 60 hours of simply is not fair.” moved away and after Ijving in (Judith Ellen) Epstein, and a “ Please remember that simply WGBH staff time will go into the several places, returned in 1977 to nephew. to film the first segment with Simmons. Morash and producer because you’re so very familiar segment on Capriiand’s. which will FOR T H A T REASON, he did not live in town. Before her illness, she Services were held Wednesday with the subject, you will make fill approximately 12 minutes of have his crews go into the barn was employed at the Velvet Stable at Mount Sinai Memorial Park John Pelrine were in what’s known Used Cars For certain assumptions.” Morash on-air time. during Simmons’ lecture on mid­ in Glastonbury for a year. She was Los Angeles. Calif DRIVEWAY DEALING as the door garden at Capriland’s. "Whenever possible, you’re to said. ” We can’t have any 'And. of summer festival herbs. ” We would a 1963 graduate of former Durham “ A C TU A L L Y , to us that’s rather have completely destroyed the High School. She attended Man­ put your tush up against the thing course, in that geranium over Catherine Mary Ogle People Who Want there,’ kind of statement.” a long .segment.” said Morash. who atmosphere in there, having to chester Community College. She — Quality Work for Less — you’re talking about, and then "Yes, yes. I know just what you also directs public television’s bring in our lights,” said Pelrine. also was active in the outreach Catherine Mary (Tuohy) Ogle. crouch slightly.” said Morash ” I know it’s an unnatural act. but it mean.” Simmons replied affably. “ This Old House” and various ” We would have ruined the inti­ program of the Manchester Area 86, of West Hartford, widow of To Drive the Best! cooking programs which star Julia macy which exists between Conference of Churches. Harry P. Ogle, dfed Wednesday gives us the best shots. We need to 'T i l be clear in all that I say.” But • Over 12 years experience Child. ” We generally cannot jus­ Adelma and her audience.” Besides her husband, she is She was the mother of Mrs Joseph see your face, and the plants as later she expressed doubts. "Tele­ But when the lecture was over, .survived by two sons, Michael (Catherine) Reynolds of well.” vision audiences cannot possibly tify spending that much (on-air) time. But this is a particularly the camera crew went back to Piendel and Sean Piendel. both at Manchester. • Insured As the morning wore on. Morash be as thick as the directors think.” 84 FORD ESCORT WAGON work, filming the teacher touring home; a daughter. Jennifer Pien­ She also is survived by three 4 Cyl.. Auto, AC, PS, PB, Stereo, also asked the celebrated herb complex piece.” Peer Delog. Luggage Rack her gardens, with the flock of del. at home: her mother, Elsie other daughters, Mrs. James • Free estimates ^5495 expert to look up more. "Like so T H E R E WAS one aspect of The host for the gardening show. Bob Thomson, explained that mo.st fascinated students following close (Gartm an) Gray of Holyoke, (Ma’ry) Kiernan of East Hartford. many gardeners, you’re always television production, however, 82 DODGE AIRES of the locations featured on "The behind. Mass.: two brothers. Malcolm Mrs. Richard (Elsie) Galvin of 4 Dr., 4 C y l. 4 Spd.. Stereo. Rear Defog looking down.” he said. "Are you which appealed greatly to the ’3695 Victory Garden” are single- "She’s the attraction here, not Gray of Manchester, and Douglas' Manassas, Va.. and Mrs. John constantly looking for weeds? showman in her. Audio technician the gardens, that’s quite clear.” Herald photos by Rocha Gray of Holyoke. Ma.ss.: and a (Winifred) Lombard of West Hart­ by BRETT JONES 84 CHEV, CAPRICE We’ll have to have you look up a Nina Sing was assigned the task of dimensional sites. "They are 4 Dr.. 6 Cyl., Auto. AC. PS. PB. PWiridows. Stereo said Pelrine. ” I hope our segment sister, Susan Gray of Manchester: ford. with whom she made her ’6995 little more. We really want to film wiring Simmons for sound. The either nurseries, or fantastic can catch that special spirit of and .several other relatives. home; 14 grandchildren: and 18 78 CHEV. MALIBU CLASSIC your lovely smile.” wireless microphone fit unobtru­ gardens, or something of that Simmons points out one of her favorite parts of the herb The funeral will be Friday at 9 great-grandchildren. 643-1699 4 Dr.. 6 Cyl.. Auto, AC. PS. PB. Radio, Rear Defog ’2495 sively beneath the bow tie of naturet” he said. Adelma Simmons, and get that garden to director Russ Morash, as the sound technician a m at the Holmes Funeral Home. The funeral will be Saturday at T H A T SM ILE — which has been Simmons’ blouse, and the battery In the piece on Capriland’s, across to our audience.” sets up her equipment on a stepladder borrowed from the 9:15 a m. at the Sheehan-Hilborn- 83 BUICK REGAL CPE. called elf-like by more than one pack was hidden completely by the however, producer Pelrine de­ The segment is expected to air 460 Main St Burial will be in the V-6, Auto. AC. PS, PB. Stereo. Rear Defog. Vinyl Roof ’7295 grounds crew. 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'^ 1 Earle Rohan: ” It still is a little Say three "Our Fathers, Three Raymond Stewart: ”Yes, 1 David Packard: “ Yes, espe­ Judy Moses: "Parts of it still • Peter Garman: “ Manchester Earle Clifford: "It is when the 63.9 Hail Marys and Glorias," Publica­ K li i; laiTT'd fiTiM: lii IT nT lI 111 think it’s really nice. I’ve lived cially by the library and the are, like the Green on East has a lot of charm. A lot more South End and the North End get bit, but not like it used to be. So per gal. C. O. D. tion must be promised. St. Jude W X J J u S LI U here 35 years,” church. And people always Center Street, the park behind could be done to draw people into together.” many people have moved ip that pray tor us artd all who invoke your the town for summer events. it is more of a city than a town.” aid. Amen. This novona has never CARTER ’Tsr gather under the awnings on the library and Case Mountain. If \..L\ , i.l.l L i - 64SI-8841 been known to tall. I have had my 1220 Main 8 L—Opin 'III 8 Exetpt FrI. ‘til 8— Manchiitir Main Street when it rains.” the town could have used some Main Street is still a nice place to request granted. p .b H foresight and not got into fast shop.” FrfcM Sub/Mf to Chongo 646-6464 food, it would all still be.” . t MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 19. 1986 — 1$ It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 19, 1986 Coping with new tax law Here’s a line on fishing trip fun without the sun Just returned hitting it good, he or she is hicky. Manchester worked the fringes of If you're a camera nut, you can hitting us in the face at a good clip. from a week’s Anything over that is a bonus. the north country, too. find ail kinds of things to photo­ Nice morning for intelligent people Most of you Sometimes one can get skunked for unreimbursed hospital bill of fishing at Es­ Frank and I have had enough graph. Ferns dripping with water, to stay in their cabins. have been reatL $4,200. You take out a three-year telle and Gene a whole week. experience to know what one can bird houses (this is a private joke “ If somebody had asked us to go ing about the loan and pay the entire bill this Moriarty’s Joe’s When I say "skunked,” I don’t run into, so we pretty well take it in for my wife. I ’ve taken pictures of out and do some kind of workin this glamour as­ year. Result; The entire $4,200 camp on Poco- necessarily mean a fisherm'an has stride. The rest of the “ Bock the same bird houses for the last 10 weather, I would have asked them pects of the new qualifies as a medical expense in moonshine Room” gang had gone to the World poor skills. There are so many years, year in and year out) angry if they were nuts,” I said to Fra ik . tax bill, for ex­ 1986. But watch this; Starting in Lake in Alex­ Beaverkill River in New York the "You’re so right,” he answered, Sylvia factors that can make for a tough water on a lake, etc. ample. drasti­ 1987, the interest on the loan may ander, Maine. Joe Qarman same time we hit for Maine. “ But look at the fun we’re having.” cally slashed time. Or If you’re addicted to fooling not be deductible. M y good fish- They hit the same kind of around in the kitcheii, as are Arid crazy as it may sound, the t a x rates. Porter Advance payments; As a gen­ I n g buddy H IG H W A TE R , low water, no weather, and the same kind of slow Horton and yours truly, you start morning turned into one of our . 4 Meanwhile, tax eral rule you can't deduct an Frank Horton better mornings. We caught and rain, too much rain, lots of wind, fishing. And everyone else I talked messing around, coming up with writers and advance payment for medical and I made our to who had fished anywhere In the released about 20 smallmouth practitioners extreme hot weather for a spring all kinds of so-called gourmet services to be rendered in a annual June safari to the Moriarty week’s time put in. and we actually Northeast ran into the same meals. ’That’s part of the reason I bass, and returned back to camp have been dig­ following year. But there are some camp to flsh for smallmouth bass season, extreme cold weatherfora had two good days Ashing. spring season, early “ ice-out,” conditions. came home five pounds heavier. wet, cold and happy. ging into the not-so-good-for- take a long time to complete — exceptions. For example, suppose on the lake nicknamed "Pokey.” I can just hear some of the That’s having a good time. taxpayers angles. late “ ice-out.” or any combination O r you can catch up on reading. orthodontia, for example. If you in order to get your parent We also had our sights set on remarks coming from a few of my SO W HAT do you do in a situation And there’s always conversation, But I have been working with Eli of these, and an unstable barome­ have the choice of paying the entire admitted to a nursing home, you landlock salmon at nearby Grand readers. “Two days out of a whole like this? You keeppluggingaway. sometimes deep, sometimes light, J. Warach. chief consulting editor ter can slow things down bill this year or spreading the must make a payment to cover Lake Stream. week for good fishing? That’s a and if you get blown off the water most of the time just plain fun. Joe Garman, a Manchester for Prentice-Hall Information Ser­ considerably. payment out over monthly instal­ lifetime medical care. good time?” as we did a couple of days, you find One day, Frank and I were resident for many years. Is a vices, to give you a rundown on the r r lments. consider paying the full Result: The advance payment We had a super good time the A lot of you have heard me say We hit quite a few of the above something else to occupy your running up the lake, just starting recognized authority on the sub new tax law which will help you amount now. Sure it may be for future medical services is way we always do, even though the over the years that if a person on a variables. The rainy, cold, and time, instead of just grousing. out in the morning, boat going full Ject of bamboo fly rods, and thi handle the cons as well as the pros. financially sticky, but this way you deductible in 1986. fishing was hard and slow. A fishing trip gets three days of unseasonable weather you had in That’s how you have a good time. sneer!, and the rain and wind sport of fly (Isbing. For instance; How do you cope ' get a medical deduction this year Home improvements: The cost with what is sure to be a big (assuming you’re over the 5 of a medically prescribed home negative factor in the deduction for percent m ark). improvement — an elevator, air medical expenses? Here’s a quick rundown on some conditioner, etc. — is a deductible Continuing the advice on stra­ points to keep in mind when paying expense to the extent it doesn’t Pet CPR can save your friend’s life AMD MRS. WILLIAM LEONE tegy in the previous column, this your expenses in 1986. We’re increase your home’s value. You THE LEONES, FORMER RESIDENTS year when you have totaled up all married in 1936 reminding you about this now so can claim the full deduction in the Many classes . . . celebrate 50th anniversary your medical and dental expenses, you will have the rest of the year in year you pay for if even though you direct contact is not wanted. quick breaths and repeat. With put them all together. Here are in ca rdi 0- Exhale into the nostrils until the which to make these tax-smart may benefit from the improve­ pulmonary re- help, the two functions may be some of the different ways you can ment for years to come. chest expands, then remove your shared. Other precautions for moves before year-end. s u s'ci t a t ion take advantage of medical, dental Paying by check; Payment by Let me repeat: This year, 1986, mouth. Give a dog 8 to i:$ breaths a injured companion animals must and prescription drug expenses in (CPR) are of­ Pet Forum minutes. Cats should receive 10 to Leones celebrate 50 married years check is considered made when the may be your last shot at getting fered for hu­ be taken, such as keeping them 1986. major medical-expense deduc­ 12 short puffs a minute until check is given or mailed. You can man emergen- warm etc., but we are dealing just Where possible, accelerate what tions. And what’s more, they’re breathing resumes voluntarily. with CPR today. by their nephew. John Leone of four grandchildren and one great­ mail your doctor a check as late as cies. when Mr. and Mrs. William Leone of would otherwise be 1987 medical Dec. 31, 1986, and still deduct the worth more in 1986 than they will Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. If breathing doesn’t begin, you To aid pet owners in CPR. some Lebanon. grandchild. heart and-or Vernon, former Manchester resi­ and dental expenses into 1986. For expense in 1986 — even though the be in 1987 or 1988 when the tax rates must continue until you get the pet veterinary schools practice CPR The party was given by the respiratory dents. celebrated their 50th wed­ example, move a scheduled annual doctor doesn’t cash the check until are lower. to emergency treatment at a techniques on Resusidog. a foam- couple's children and their function is dis- ding anniversary June 6 with a Before he retired. Mr. Leone physical from January to De­ next year. veterinarian. If there is no palpa­ filled canine complete witlr^syn- spouses. Mr and Mrs. Rudolph C, rupted or church ceremony at St. James owned a sanitation refuge business cember. schedule an eye examina­ Paying by credit card: You can “ Sylvia Porter’s New Money ble pulse or heartbeat, you must thetic hair. Wires run front Resu­ Kissman Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. in Manchester for 30 years. His stopped. Church, a reception at Manchester tion before the end of the year, and deduct the expense in the year it is Book for the 80s.” 1,328 pages of act swiftly. Lay the injured pet on sidog to a monitor with lights and a William Leone, all of Manchester. wife, Fiori Leone, worked at Mouth-to-mouth breathing and Country Club, and a ride in a 1926 so on. By bunching and moving up charged. If you charge a medical down-to-earth advice on personal placing the finger tips on the inside its right side. Place the heel of one buzzer. A blue light goes on when The anniversary couple also has Pioneer Parachute. heart stimulation are familiar to Model T Ford. The car was driven your expenses to 1986. you not only bill on your bank credit card in money management, is available of the upper hind leg >A to Vi of the hand on the lower chest, right the hands are placed over the dog’s many of us but what do we do if 9 stand a better chance of getting 1986, it’s a 1986 expense — even through her column. Send $9.95 way up. Count the beats for 15 behind the left elbow. Put the other heart in the proper position. Then a one of our pets stops breathing? over the 5 percent mark, but also though you don’t make the pay­ plus $1 for mailing and handling to seconds and multiply by four to hand palm up on the opposite spot white light indicates proper pres­ The answer is that we use much avoid having to cope with 10 ment to the bank until 1987. “Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book determine pulse rates. Orplacethe beneath the pet’s body. Firm ly sure on the chest, a red light and the same techniques we use when percent figure next year. Payment by borrowing; You can for the 80s.” in care of the fingers over the lower left ribcage, press both hands toward each buzzer going off shows excessive About Town people stop breathing. If financially feasible, you may deduct the entire medical expense Manchester Herald, P.O. Box just back of the elbow, to detect other, then pause. Repeat this pressure. If breathing and-or the heart want to accelerate payment for in the year you pay the bill — even 419150. Kansas City. Mo. 64141. heart rate. about 80 times a minute. For a cat. By following these simple in­ expenses already incurred. Some if you pay off the loan over a period Make checks payable to Andrews. stops because of an accident, heat If unconscious, lay the pet use just the finger tips, pressing structions and keeping calm dur­ Readings form links at Bentley Get your car washed to music m ^ica l and dental procedures of years. Say you incur an McMeel & Parker. stroke, electrocution, exhaustion carefully on its side, the right both sets of fingers toward each ing an emergency, you may well be or over-excitement, follow this preferably. Gently use a blunt other at the same rate. Continue BO LTO N — Bentley Memorial Library. 206 Bolton The Manchester Friends of Music will hold a car able to save a pet’s life. procedure: object, such as a pen. wrapped in until the heartbeat resumes by Center Road, will have a summer reading program wash Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Bennet Junior Normal healthy dogs breathe 12 cloth to clear the mouth of blood itself or you’ve gotten the pet to a from Monday to Aug. 23. Coiored paper links High School at 1146 Main Street. Allan Leventhal is a Bolton to 30 times a minute; cats breathe and mucus. Don’t useyourfingers. veterinarian. representing each book read will be awarded weekly. The money raised wili go towards a fund to buy veterinarian. Do you have a a bit faster. Pulse rates vary from If there is no breathing, close the If you’re alone, you must use a The links will encircle the library interior to risers for the Manchester High School band room. question you’d like to see answered 70 to 160 beats a minutes. Cats’ mouth and place your mouth over combination of artificial respira­ symbolize the greater human understanding through Members of the band and ninth-graders from Bennet here? Write to Pet Forum, P.O. pulse rates can be up to 220 beats a the nose to form a snug seal. The tion and heart massage. Massage reading. Prizes will be awarded at the end of the and filing junior high schools will play at the carwash. Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man­ minute. A pulse can be felt by hand can be used to funnel the air if the heart 15 times, then give two summer picnic. Cars should enter the parking lot from Wells Street. chester, 06040. Program registrants may join one or more of the program's groups. They include: 1. Read-to-me, for all ages to encourage reading Catholic circle picks officers 23 percent named aloud at home. The Combined Catholic Mothers’ Circle recently Herald photo by Rocha 2. Pre-primer and primer readers. installed Geri Lemelin as leader. She and other 3. Grades 3 or 4 to 6. officers and committee chairman were installed by This black Labrador named Ebony is friendly and likes to 4. Grades 7 to 9. the Rev. Joseph Kelly after a mass at St.James UConn posts its spring honors iist play, says Dog Warden Richard Rand. 5. Grades 10 to 12. Church. Others installed included: Julie Mullen, secretary; STORRS — Nearly 23 percent of Robert Nick Cusono, 37 Flora Raod St.: Christine Ann Curtin, 149 Walker lowlec, 76 Whitney Rood; Dawn Marie Terry Parla, treasurer: Lynn Jacobs, publicity School of Engineering; David G. St.: Thomos Bruce Demko, 194 Center Kinney, 40 Benton St.; Potricia M. Audubon has summer programs eligible undergraduates at the Gelssert, 12 Carpenter Road: Geftrey St.: Karyn Lynn Dlyeso, 52 Knollwood McCarthy, 21 Princeton St.; Virginia Adopt a pet chairman; Nancy Yost, banquet chairman; Diane University of Connecticut earned T. Hinds, 60 Volpl Rood. Rood; Elizabeth Ann French, 150 L. Zeldler, 84 Jarvis Rood. G LA S TO N B U R Y — The Connecticut Audubon Beaulieu, organization chairman. Monsignor Edward School of Family Studies; Potricia Charter Oak St.: Robert A. Glenn 162 School of Engineering; Allen J. J places on the spring semester Cavicchl, 96 Alton St.; Steven R. Society, Holland Brook Center, 1361 Main St., is J. Reardon is the chaplain. dean’s list. Registrar Thomas Gall Franz, 7 Converse Rood. Green Rood: Karin Anne Grinavich, offering many summer programs on nature. Coventry 250 Autumn St.: Helen Mary Helm, 600 Colboth, 490 Taylor St.; MIchoel Burke announced. College of Agriculture and Natural Tolland Turnpike; LIzette Heritage, 35 Edward Dion, 86 Carter St.; Steven W. On July 26 at 2 p.m. adults will be able to try the Edwards, 172 Mountain Rood; Diana Ebony needs a home He reported that 2.685 of the Resources: Sean Robert Banks, IN Columbus St.: Heather L. Hoenthal, 30 sport of orienteering in Which Way is North? They will Four residents graduate Alice Drive: James R. Tomonelll, 63 Academy St.: Brian Charles Kuhl, 74 Irma Flores, 24 Wilfred Rood, Richard 11,791 undergraduates compiled Lescroart, 145 Cushman Drive; Patri­ use a map and compass on a cross-country course. Harriet Drive. Kennedy Road: Christopher A. Magon, A friendly 2-year-old female puppy found on East Middle Four Manchester residents received diplomas at academic records that placed School of Allied Health Professions; 32 Pearl St.; Patricia M. McCoan, 37 cia WolnarowskI, 184 Vernon St. The program will cost $4 for members and $6 for School of Fine Arts; Am y Patricio black Labrador retriever found on Turnpike was adopted by a Spruce the recent 74th commencement exercises of them in the upper 2Sth percentile in Nell M. Campbell, 1M Merrow Rood: Saulters Rood; Mark Graham Mere­ non-members. Mary E. Marchont, 1S99 South St., Apt. dith, 550 Keeney St.; Andrea L. Lindsay, 111 Plymouth Lane; Nancy Portland Street Sunday is the Street family. Kingswood-Oxford School in West Hartford. They their school or college and had a MIkolowsky, 71 Tuck Rood; Ronald P. Elizabeth Wynn, 141 Scott Drive. On July 24 the center will offer a night walk and on 7. featured pet this week. Rand has only three dogs left at are; Nancy L. Gussak of 97 Wyneding Hill Road. minimum grade point average of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences: Pedemonte, 77 Nutmeg Drive; Paul School of Family Studies; Selena Aug 5. an astronomy program. Both will be from 8:30 William M. Klipstein of 53 Montclair Drive. Jonathan Michael Chombertond, 789 Geraldine Evan Potamlanos, 70 Duval St.; Wil­ Mary Croteau, 187 Tudor Lone. Dog Warden Richard Rand, who the pound, which is off Olcott 3.0 on a scale of 4.0. To be eligible, a Drive: RonaldC. Eckert,225Richmond liam F. Prenetta, 89 Nutmeg Drive; School of Nursing: Moureen E. named the dog Ebony, said she U to 10 p.m. and cost $3 for members and $5 for Street. C. Riemitis of 71 Barry Road and Katherine M. Yavis student also must carry at least 12 Rood: Barbara Jean Haves, 140 Old Claudia Jane Rau, 73 Tanner St.; Carney, 48 WoodhIII Rood. non-members. likes to go outside and play at the The dog warden is available at of 98 Wyneding Hill Road. or more calculable semester Eoglevllle Rood: Cossondro L. John­ Chrlstlne Carole Roy, 63 Constance School of Pharmacy: Sun Hyang Drive; Michael K. Russell, 19 Holl St.; Boek, 56-1 Spencer Street. pound. If Ebony’s owners do not Among the several trips will be a whale watch on t he credits. son, 36 Prospect Street: Corinne Mary the pound from noon to I p.m. or he Stellwagon Banks off the coast of Massachusetts on Rueb, 364 Bunker Hill Road: Ronald A. C. Stlfnogle, 89 Indlon Drive; Lynn M. claim her. she will re adoptable can be reached by calling the Area students on the dean’s list Doty, 711 Swomp Road. Whitehouse, 125 Briarwood Drive; Aug. 16, leaving the center at 9a.m. on a chartered bus Tuesday. / pound at 643-6642 or by calling the Auxiliary has tag, bake sale include: School of Business Administration; Kimberly Jan Wright, 141 Homllton and returning at 10 p.m. The cost is $35 for members DIona Susan Shaffer, 90 Pine Lake Drive. Now you know Last week’s feat(ired pet. Big Police Department at 646-4555. AiKievw and $40 for non-members for the watch and bus. The Army and Navy Auxiliary will hold a bake and Drive. ' School Of Business Administration: Red. was adopted Aiy a Flower Colleoe of Agriculture and Natural School of Education; Anita Groce Kristen Lee Elb, 129 Cushman Drive; The newest additions to the Someone can also be contacted For more information or registration for these tag sale Saturday from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. at the Army Rciaurces: Paul Cody Ronald, School Barrett, 105 Standlsh Rood: Nancy Teresa Edel Foley, 52 Trebbe Drive; English alphabet are the letters Street resident.^ Rand said. at the pound by calling either of the programs and programs for children, call the center. and Navy Club. 1090 Main St. Road. Allyn Muller, 66 Irelond Drive. Richard John Gagnon, 201 Chorter Oak Other recent adoptees from the numbers from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday College of Liberal A rtiand Sciences; School of Engineering; Vanessa C. St.; Katherine B. Haslett, 95 Grissom ”j ” and ” v,” which date from the 633-8402. Luclann Hurst, 46 East St., Scott dog pound were a small poodle through Friday. There is a $5 fee N Hayden, P.O. Box 722: David M. Road; Kristin L. Henderson, 75 Legec- post-Shakespearean era, circa Herald photo by Rocha Michael Mackav, 70 Long Hill Rood. Shafer, 90 Pine Lake Drive. rest Terrace; Shoron Ann Kelly, 20 1630. ’They evolved as variants of adopted by a Wodland Street for adopting a dog and the new Council honors garden clubs Schaol of Business Admlnlstrotoln; School of Family Studies; Laurie Butler Road; Michael C. Parlaplano, ” i” and ” u.” family, and a black-and-white owner must have the dog I icensed. Club dances in squares Joseph Remesch, Hebron Rood. Ann Scussel, 203 Stondlsh Rood. 160 Wetherell St.; LIso M. Roman- terrier adopted by a Main Street The Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut Inc. Belton Mondwster chuck, 134 Union St.; Scott M. Russell, Rand reminds' all dog owners Manchester Square Dance Club will hold its final was honored by the National Council of Garden Clubs Anniversary committee seeks data College of Liberal Arts and Sciences: Colleoe of Liberal Arts and Sciences; 151 Walnut St.; Mark Alan Shaw, 162-D resident. A female shepherd cross that June 30 is the deadline for club-level dance of the season Saturday from 8 to 11 Gregory Allen Fenton, 3 Lyman: Drew M ary E. Choker, 26 Thompson Rood, Homestead St.; Craig Tim othy SInon, found on Overland Street was Inc. at its annual convention in Chicago for donating Eric Kapp, 4 Llynwood Drive: Scott K. Beneath the antarctic ice of licensing or re-licensing their dogs p.m. at Waddell School on Broad Street. Bob Smith Apt 7G: Patrick M. Comlns, 116 High 80 South Adorns St.; Douglas L. adopted by a Marshall Road more than $12,000 to the council’s project for the Reginald Kirtland, Cara Thompson and articles, pamphlets, pictures, letters, Richardson, 33 Rosewood Lane. St.: Down Marie Crowley, 18 Lincoln Whitaker, 45 Bette Drive. McMucdo Sound, lateral visibility and having them vaccinated for School of Business Administration; resident, and a lO-week-old white will call the squares and Anita White will cue the restoration of the Statue of Liberty. The council is Vonie Irvine, from left, check an old St.: Patricia A. Crowley, 18 Lincoln School of Education: Jane M. Chmle- through the water is 600 feet. rabies. rounds. trying fo raise $100,000 for the project. sermons and bulletins, to borrow forthe scrapbook for information on the church’s 100th anniversary celebration Second Congregational Church, 385 N. in 1988. The committee is planning a Social Security Mailbox Main St. Church members are looking series of events to mark the anniversary. College Notes for historical memorabilia, such as news Job might affect son’s benefits lt%''Pick\bur Own'’ Simonson earns master’s degree Perkowski of White Street. She was in the executive Q U ESTIO N : My son has been with your Social Security office' examination is not r^u ire d to get assistant program, winner of a service award for Medicare. Incidentally, you should Steven N. Simonson of Manchester has received his Overhauled presidential yacht receiving Social Security disabil­ before starting back to work. leadership and on the dean’s list. get in touch with a Social Security master’s degree in psychology from Connecticut ity benefits as a disabled adult Tracy Ann Varrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. child ever since I retired two years office three months before your Strawberry Season Q UES’ITON: I ’ll be 65 early next College in New London. He graduatedn-om Ne^ Robert Varrick of Dartmouth Road. She was in the London Hgh school in ago. Now I am thinking of doing year, and I expect to apply for 65th birthday. legal assistant program, winner of a service award is ready for first triais at sea some part-time work, and I ’ve Social Security retirement pay­ 1978 and earned a bache­ for leadership, a member of the Maroon Key Honor r lor’s degree from the been told there’s a limit on how ments and Medicare at that time. Society and on the dean’s list. much I can earn without affecting This column is prepared by the University of Pennsyl­ By Pot Scales wooden hull, but did not change her I’ve already been diagnosed as and aft salon, four staterooms, a my benefits. If I earn over the Social Security Administration in vania in 1982. Re will United Press International classic lines. having a heart problem. Will that at BEBRT PATCH galley and a pantry, plus quarters East Hartford. Do you have a continue his studies in Roy makes dean’s list limit, will this affect his nnonthly affect my being able to get Chief engineer Eric Sager said for the crew. question you’d like to see answered clinical psychology in benefits, too? Medicare? Christine Roy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roy NORFOLK, Va. — The presiden­ new engines were installed that The Sequoia spent its early years here? Write to Social Security, the fall at Yeshiva Uni­ tial yacht Sequoia, saved by a trust will boost the Sequoia’s top speed, chasing rum runners on the of 63 Constance Drive, has been named to the dean’s ANSW ER: Yes, it could. Check ANSW ER: Not at all. A medical P.O. Box S91, Manchester, 06040. versity’s graduate list for the spring semester at the University of from becoming a floating night­ which he declined to reveal for Mississippi River and became the school. Connecticut. She is a university freshmen and a 1985 club, was readied for trials in the security reasons, by about 4‘A presidential yacht during the Her­ graduate of Manchester High School. Elizabeth River today to check its knots. bert Hoover administration. Bay Path seaworthiness after a $2 million “ It may sound like we have state Richard Nixon cruised aboard stem-to-stern refurbishing. of the art, and some of it is. but it’s the Sequoia frequently and Gerald gives degrees Ithaca Inducts Haloburdo If the 104-foot yacht passes its principally* in the interest of Ford used it occasionally, but sea trials, it will leave the Norfolk safety,” Sager said. “ If you came Jim m y Carter had no use for the Several area residents Lynn Haloburdo graduated magna cum laude from J 'i the College of Humanities and Sciences at Ithaca Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Corp. aboard, you’d find it’s not presidential yacht and it was sold earned associate de­ on June 27 and sail to New York to extravagant.” during his administration. grees at Bay Path Junior College, where she was a mathematics and education major. She wps one of 10 seniors to receive the participate in the Fourth of July Dry-dock workers also refin­ The Sequoia, which was nearly College. Longmeadow. rededication of the Statue of ished and restored the yacht’s converted into a floating nightclub Mass. They include; Campus Life Award honoring graduating students. She was chairman of the Student Activities Board and Liberty. , interior and installed a custom- in Florida, is now owned by the 9 Kim R. Thibodeau, During a five-month overhaul,^ made carpet with the presidential Presidential Yacht ’Trust, a non­ daughter of Mr. and a member of two honor societies, of Phi Kappa Phi workers repiaced the yacht’s pipes seal in the Sequoia’s main salon on profit organization that has raised Mrs..Eldon Thibodeau of and Pi Mu Epsilson. She was selected to Who’s Who and wiring and installed two new Wednesday. money to underwritethe cost of the Biiiiir OrJv^', Bolti;cn. Among Students in American Colleges and Universi­ Steven N. Simonson ties. A graduate of Bolton High School, sne Is the generators. They also replaced The 61-year-old yacht, which is renovation and future operating Just follow these directions who was enrolled inithe about one-third of the Sequoia’s run by a crew of nine, has a main costs. legal assistant program and on the dean’s list. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (Raloburdo of Tert L. Berzensk daughter of Mr. and Mr. .Anthony Laurwood Drive, Bolton '' ■>>1 Berzenski of^De Street. She was in the arts and I science prograrty^ Wright wins chemistry award Sheryl Lsmn JoffSfSH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thoughts AN Wayne Johnson of Brent Road. She was in the Daniel Wright of Manchester, an engineering accounting program, senior class president, class technology major at Central Connecticut State -V. ENJOYABLE - rARMOUTING-l marshal for commencement, winner of the Service University, won the annual CRC Press Freshman Paul’s Prayer of RelailonsMps total context seems to imply that the challenge and privilege of Chemistry Achievement Award. The award has been God finds His wealth and glory in COME OUT Award for leadership in campus organization and knowing that He delighted to use I AND VISIT named to "Who’s Who Among Students in American given by Chemical Rubber Co. for 38 years. Today I would take our thoughts His redeemed people. I had been a my life and that the highest Junior Colleges." back to Ephesians 1:18b, ” ... what Christian quite some time before I fulfillment and satisfaction was Lisa Anne Laleano, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank - the riches of the glory of His came to the realization that I was that my whole being responded; “ I From l-a4 U Exit S4. inheritance in the saints.” not only valuable to God as a Herald photo by Rocha 80 Lateano of Concord Road, who was enrolled in the Morhardt wins school awards delight to do thy will oh Lord.” Taka RL 30 South 2 mllaa to (arm. executive assistant program. If we are to trust Him to fulfill redeemed soul but. that I was 1 Peter 2:9 says we are “ a people Kelly J, Linde, daughter of Marilyn Linde of Kimberly P. Morhardt of 92-H E. Middle Turnpike His purposes in our lives, we must valuable to God for the redeeming for His own possession.” Through Students give nurse gifts Montclair'Drive and Donald Linde. She was in the recently received two awards from Dean Junior recognize the meaning of our purposes that He planned to fulfill His redemptive work in our lives, information processing administration program. College. She was given the Trustees Prize for relationship. Our scripture in others through my life. In a Christ finds His riches in our lives. Students Michelle Marinelli, 6, Nicole Waddell S<:hool. The nurse, who has BERRY PATCH farms thought has a two-fold emphasis. sense. I became aware of the fact MTRAWBeSMES — PICK YOUR OWN Paala Ann Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freshman Students for superior (lerformance In the May we find our riches in His Love. Bowers, 7, and Elizabeth Owens, 5, worked in the school system for 15 Juno a PHONE William C. Nichols of Brewster Street. Coventry. She field of English and the Alexander C. Ewen God’s heritage in His people and that I was the o b j^t of His Oakland Rd.,-if)te. 30, So. Windsor, C T .h. fO'for our OMydally was in the executive secretary program and a Scholarship for academic achievement in mathemat­ their heritage in Him. affections and pleasures. ’That Rev. Philip R. Chatlo present Mary Beth McDowell with gifts years, will retire at the end of the sohool Seasonal Information ^ hgnwRA^g^^ July "Picking fiondimions" member.of the college’s Maroon Key Honor Society. ics and other personal qualifications. Morhardt is the Verses 11 and 14 of this chapter beyond my occupation in life I had Church of (he Nazarene on Nurse McDowell Day Tuesday at year. Lisa ^ n Perkowskl, daughter of Bernadette daughter of Susan B. Mase. afso mention “ inheritance.” The a higher “ vocation” and that was Manchester U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuredav. June M. l»86 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 19. 1986 - 1$ Advice Thursday TV SPORTS 5:00PM [ESPN] Supereroee SpocW them into the world o f crime. Mario Tbo- encounters several bizarre characters ' m et. Cbertea Qrodin, Irwift Corey. 1977. whan he competes in a goH tournament to From San Diego, CA. (R). win a college scholarship. Chevy Chase, [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mlaundetetootr After 8:30PM CE) m o v i e : 'McMinkn a Ted Knight. Rodney Dsngerfield. 1980. Overprescribing can result W H e' Sgt. Enright announces his retire­ the death o f his wife, a shipping magnate Rated R. Red Sox lead by 6V2 ment from the department end his engage­ negiacts the needs of his young sons while [TMC] MOVIE; 'Stone Boy' A mldweat- ment to a we^thy young woman. Rock being atfSorbed by N s vvotk. Gena Hack- om fann family must lace emotional ed- George Hudson, Susan Saint James, John Schuck. men, Henry Thomas, (bp Tom. 1984. juatmem after a member accidentally kills 1976. Rated PG. his older brother. Robert DuvsN, Glenn [MAX] MOVIE: 'Fba on the Mountain’ (3D Fernky Feud Cloae. Jason Prosaon. 1984. Rated PG. in wasted pills and pennies An anractive coOege freshman has an af­ ® ® Family TIee Alex creates a mons­ [U SA ] Alfred HItchcoefc fair with the husband of one of her instruc­ ter when he coaches a nervous Jennifer on . cracks Yanks can’t avoid Baylor and Boyd tors. Mekssa Sue Arttierson, Loretta Swit. presenting a speech. (R), In Stereo. 11:30PM CE Mitalon: ImpaetlUa 1983. D E A R DEAR ABBY: I’ve been living @ ) CXning In France In Stereo. CE 19) ABC N e w t ABBY: You 5:30PM [ESPN] Tennis M agazine (R) CE O ff TrsaHt Betting with a man for nine years. We have 9:00PM dD Trapper John, M.D. Part 1 By United Press International Baylor lined Fisher’s next pitch seem to have a o f 2 Tr^>per prepares to perform hta first tn) The Hooeymooftera his whip a 7-year-old son together, and I 6:00PM (X) QD IS) (8) ® N ew s artificial heart transplant. (60 min.) (R). between left fielder'Ken Griffey lot of compas­ now feel as though it is important (X) Thcoe'a Company (S I (Sil Tonight Show Tonight’s guest la NEW YO RK — Don Baylor, after CE) ® Th e Colbya (CC) A letter from comedienne Roaeanne Berr. (60 min.) In By Gerry AAonlgan and center flelder Rickey Hender­ sion for us se­ for us to get married and become a (T ) Hart to Hart Dear Abby Constance's past reveals unforseen dis­ United Press International doubling home his three "biggest” nior citizens, so . Stereo. son, rolling it to the wall and real family. tn) Qimttw a Break closures about Jeff, while a Arious acci­ runs of the season, stood on second clearing the bases. maybe you can (9) Hogan's Heroes ® Krtot's Lanriing dent causes proNems for the Colbys. (60 NEW YO RK — George Stein- base and looked toward the Boston] do something Abigail Van Buren Whenever I bring this up. my min.) (R). ^ N ew s IS) Bosom Buddies brenner, blaming mental errors Red Sox dugout. The sight sent “ I was cairn while I was hitting.” about this boyfriend gives me a lot of excuses (3D MOVIE: 'The Mad Room' A young SD McHale'a Navy (S i Doctor Who for the New York Yankees’ chills up his spine. he said. “ But, I have to admit, problem. why he can’t marry me. None are brother end sister are released from a men­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight (S) Quincy tal institution to the care of their sister. recent slump, announced a “ Half the players wereonthe top when I was standing there on T am not the legitimate. This does not leave nte [D IS] MOVIE: 'Paris H olic^' An actor @0) Chaspirito (60 min.) Stella Stevens, Shelley Winters, Michael finds romance in Paris while in search o f a crackdown Wednesday under step,” he said, "and the other half second base, there was a lot going only one this feeling very good about myself. Bums. 1969. (B) Mackfeil-Lahter Nawshour recent screenplay. Bob Hope, Femandel. which his players will be were trying to squeeze their way through me. It was almost like a has happened How can I get him to marry me? @ ) (3) Cheers A small accident has Sam 1958. Sp Bewitched evaluated by a grading system up there. I felt like I ’d arrived right dream. I ’ve gone through scenes to; many of my friends complain of name) and I just split up after p DEAD END frantic after Diane entrusts him with a valu­ [ESPN] SportsCenter and prohibited from making then and there.” like this in my head a hundred the same situation; The doctor three-year relationship. She’s 25 [OIS] MOVIE: 'Socrot of the Lion of able b o d e fr o m her collection. (R). In Vanlea’ A young Italian boy and a gondo­ SterSb. 11:35PM (3D Entertainment Tonight speaking engagements during With the bases loaded and one times. Like it was written for me to writes a prescription for J90 worth and I am 28. During the time we DEAR DEAD END: You can’t lier hunt for pirate treasure ttrgether. Lesley Ann Warren her role in the upcom­ / s Heart of the Dragon: Working (CC) the basebati season. out in ninth inliing Wednesday be up there In that situation, and of medicine. You take four of one went together, I gave Rita many force a man to m arry you if he ing TV movie "Society’s Child” . In Stereo. [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook The lives of China's workers, who labor in Steinbrenner. the Yankees’ night, Baylor, the team ’s desig­ for me to do something. Just one of kind, two of another kind and three gifts. Some were expensive and doesn’t want to. If you are [USA] USA Cartoon Express steam locomotive factories and coal, 1 2:00AM dD Dynasty principal owner, announced the nated hitter, broke a 2-2 tie by those sweet moments. But it didn’t of the third kind every day. You get others were not, but I asked her to concerned about your "rights,” mines, are examined. (2 hrs.) have to be that way. Just think. I 6:30PM (X) One Day at a Time (3D M arv Griffin crackdown at a news confer­ doubling to the gap in left-center all kinds of bad reactions from the return all my gifts. (She had given see a lawyer and find out if you are ® Novkia: El Erigano (60 min.) could’ve made out.” V 7*^ 'H- IlD Benson QDStiir Trek ence before his team faced the off reliever Brian Fisher to lead pills, so the doctor changes your me some gifts, too, which I living in a state that recognizes Explore (60 min.) (3 ) The Untouchables Boston Red Sox. the Red Sox to a 5-2 victory and a Baylor, finishing the series at medication, leaving you with about returned, although she told me she common-law marriages. You may ® Hogan's Haroes [C N N ] Larry King Live (3 ) MOVIE: 'H ell Divers' The loves, quar­ “ It’s time for our miilion- three-game sweep over the slump­ 7-for-12, said he didn’t have much $80 worth of pills you can't use. didn’t want them.) have all the legal rights of a wife, IS) NBC Nightly News [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Titfietd Thunder rels and mutual sacrifices made by mem­ dollar employees to start look­ ing New York Yankees. to prove to himself but "maybe I "Flush them down the toilet,” he Well, last Sunday morning I although what you really want is a (S ) Nightly Busittess Report boH' Eccentric villagers resurrect a defunct bers of the dog fighter squadron. Clark ing like million-doilar em­ The win boosted Boston’s first- showed some other people I could says, “ so you won’t take them by found all the gifts I had given her ring on your finger, a certificate of (S) ABC News railroad and operate it themselves. Stanley Gable. Wallace Beery, Conrad Nagel. Holloway, George Relph, Hugh Griffith. ployees.” Steinbrennersaid. "If place lead in the American League 'still do it If I get the chance.” m istake!" dumped on my front lawn! Of marriage and a "M rs.” in front of H ) Harper Valley 1931. 1953. you want to get paid like a East to 6 ‘A games over New York, Baylor’s double made a winner Why can’t the doctor prescribe a course my neighbors saw this stuff your name. [CNN] Showbiz Today 3 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: CART Port­ champion, you’ve got to piay which lost a season-high fourth of starter Dennis “ Oil Can” Boyd, ■ small amount to begin with? You on my lawn, and now I ’m the [ESPN] Outdoor Ufa |R). @ ) Barney Milter land 200 From Portland, OR. (90 min.) (R). like a champion. We’re not straight game. 9-4, who scattered eight hits in his can always get a refill if the laughingstock of the DEAR ABBY: The letter from (S ) Com edy Break [T M C ] MOVIE: Victor. Victoria' A fern- [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Drawl' (CC) An egotisti­ playing up to our potential,” “ Now I know how it feels to be on fifth complete game of the season m ^ication works, andifitdoesn’t. neighborhood. the 13-year-old kid who com­ ale entertainer becom es a hit by posing as cal. aging outlaw shoots a local sheriff in [CNN] Newanight while walking one and striking out a man in drag. Julie Andrews, James Gar­ Although the Yankees have both ends of this rivalry," said you won’t be stuck with a lot of pills How would you handle this? I plained about her elders always self-defense, then holes up with a lovely [E S P N ] Surfing: Pipeline Maatera From four. ner, Robert rreston. 1982. Rated PG. In young hostage. Kirk Douglas, James Cob­ the third-best record in base-- Baylor, who played three seasons you can’t use. had given Rita a three-piece set of telling her how hard they had it Oahu. HI. (R). " 'i t ' Stereo. urn, Alexandra Bastedo. 1984. ball, they dropped the first two with the Yankees before being The druggist says it’s against the patio furniture, a microwave oven, when they were kids struck a [HBO] MOVIE: '1984' A state worker "W e broke their spirit,” said 7;OOPM (3D CBS N ew s [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Into the Night' (CC) A rebels against the totalitarian government games of their three-game traded late in spring training. “ I law for him to take back pills once a stereo, and about 20 stuffed nostalgic note from my childhood. Boyd of the Red Sox’ first three- 9 hopeless insomniac finds himself suddenly CD (SD ® M *A*S *H where everyone is under constant surveill­ series against Boston, and had could feel the electricityJn the air. they are out of the store. Too bad I animals. And to think I almost My grandfather loved to tell about thrown into a deadly adventure of interna­ ance. John Hurt, Richard Burton, Cyril Cu­ game sweep over the Yankees in lost four of their last five and to come through in that don’t know another poor person married her! his long treks to school when he (3D ABC N ew s tional intrigue when he falls for a beautiful sack. 1984. Rated R. New York since Oct. 1982. "N ow I but dangerous girl. Jeff Goldblum, Michelle entering Wednesday night’s situation, in another uniform, who could use these useless pills BURNED UP IN ALABAMA was a boy. He’d say the snow was (3D (S) $100,000 Pyrwnid [U SA] Edge of Night know we’ll win it.” Pfeiffer, David Bowie. 1984. Rated R. game. gives me the type of special feeling prescribed for me. I would be glad up to his waist (it got higher every (SD Jeffersons Said Baylor. "W e didn’t do a lot [TM C] MOVIE: 'Angelo, My Love' A I ’ll haveonly a few times in nriy life. to give them mine. I have a (3i) Fugitive Steinbrenner also announced of great things this series, but we D E AR BURNED: A gift is a gift y ea r). As I got older. I got wiser, gypsy boy and his brother chase the thief 12:05AM dp Night Heat O'Brien I ’ve had the best of both worlds," medicine cabinet full of them. @ Vlftteel o f Fortune ' ^ he has fined outfielder Ken did the necessary things to win.” — not a loan. True, Rita was and finally reminded him that o f a family ring from New York to Canada loses his gun and is seriously wounded in a Marty Barrett opened the Red FIXED INCOME spiteful to have dumped your gifts back ill those days he was three (S) MecN^I-Lehrer Newshour and back Angelo Evans. Michael Evans. subway gun battle. (70 min.) (R). Griffey $10,000 for missing The Yankees, losing their sev­ Ruthie Evans. 1983. Rated R. Sox ninth with a single off reliever IN KENTUCKY (SD N e w ly w ed O em e MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Tuesday night’s game, won 7-6 enth consecutive game at home for on the lawn for all to see. but it was feet shorter. Bob Shirley. 0-3, who replaced 9:30PM QI) Odd Couple by the Red Sox. Griffey never the first time since 1974. dropped to tacky of you to ask her to return After that. I became his ex­ ® Cuentoe de Romulo Oallegos 12:30AM (D Comedy Tonight starter Bob Tewksbury in the DEAR FIXED: You make an (3 ) ^ Night Court Harry shocks the showed for the game, and gave 17-17 for the season at Yankee them. The exception would have favorite. and even though we (S ) Nightly Business Report @ ) (3 ) Late Night with David Lettarman eighth and pitched out of an excellent point. Physicians, please courtroom staff when he quits his post af­ Tonight's guest is singer Rosanne Cash. no explanation for his absence. Stadium, tying them with the been an engagement ring, which remained buddies till he passed (fD Matt Houston inherited first-and-third. one-out take note, and consider the pa­ ter blaming himself for the shooting of a (60 min.) In Stereo. Wednesday, he cited "personal Toronto Blue Jays this year for the carries with it a promise to marry, way. I wish I hadn’t spoiled one of [CNN] M oneyline boy. (R). In Stereo. jam. Ed Romerofollowed with a tient’s pocketbook PRN. in which case if she broke that (3 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents reasons.’’ but would not most losses at home. his favorite stories. [ESPN] SportsCenter ground-rule double, sending Bar­ promise, the gift should have been 10:00PM (X) Knots Landing |CC| M<^a Real People elaborate. [HBO] MOVIE: 'My Science Project' With Cathy still in shock. Ulimae lies about rett to third, before Bill Buckner, "W e ’re going to start having "D e a r ABBY: Rita (Hbt her real returned, quietly. dD Gene Scott The Yankee owner said the LIONEL IN NEW HAMPSHIRE (CC) A high school student's science pro­ Joshua's death, while Gary is torn by his who had three hits in previous four some good workouts on the road,” ject ^ t s out o f control. John Stockwell, feeling for his and Val's babies. (60 min.) [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole (60 min.) (R). grading system and the ban on Dennis Hopper. Fisher Stevens. 1985. at-bats, popped out to catcher said Piniella. whose club begins a (R) . [U SA] Edge of Night personal appearances are ne­ Rated PG-13. seven-game road trip today. "P e o ­ dD N ew s cessary to get his players’ Butch Wynegar. [M A X ] MOVIE: It Started With a Kies' 1 2:40AM [M A X ] m o v i e : view to a Fisher, taking over for Shirley, ple who are struggling will come UPI photo 3D G® 20/20 (CC) (60 min.) minds on the game. An Air Force sergeant finds that his bride is Kill' (CC) James Bond hunts a maniac at­ intentionally walked cleanup hit­ out early and work. Some people (JJ) Independent Network News tempting to take over the world. Roger "W e ’re doing .something new the third inning at Yankee Stadium. The Fluids affect constipation endangering his career and his sanity. are just going to have to work Yankees’ third baseman MikePagliarulo ter Jim Rice but fell behind 3-1 to Glenn Ford. Debbie Reynolds, Eva Gabor. (3 ) Mission: Impossible Moore. Grace Jones. Christopher Walken. this year.” he said. "Grading Red Sox won, 5-2, to sweep the 1959. 1985. Rated PG. Baylor, who fought the count to full harder. It’s that simple.” is taken out by a sliding Dwight Evans (3 ) Harry O the ballplayers on a l-to-5 scale. by fouling off six fastballs. After Rey Quinones’ sacrifice fly (DEAR DR. other. Venous blockage, or vein [U SA] Radio 1990 12:45AM [T M C ] m o v i e : Friday the Everything outstanding, good, on a sacrifice bunt by Marc Sullivan in three-game series. (3) (3) Hill Street Blues Washington in the fourth put the Red Sox ahead GOTT: Is rice damage can cause this. Hydrodiu­ deals with his relationship with his new 13th. P a n V: A N a w Beginning' (CC| A or bad they dp will be written “ Each time. I was trying to get a 7:30PM 3 ) p m Magazlna pint-size version o f Jason commits a ser­ 2-1. Griffey tied the .score for the constipating? ril is a mild diuretic compared to girlfriend, Buntz collars a thief and an artist down. But for everything else piece of the ball, biding time until (X) All in tha Family ies o f gory murders. John Shepherd. Sha- second time in the game with a solo for leaving are personal. Anything Lasix. I doubt that you need to take takes refuge in his controversial sculpture. they will be given a grade from 1 he grooved one." he said. " I went for mysteriously failing to show for Rice’s sacrifice fly in the first (T ) Whael of Fortune (60 min.) (R) var Ross, Melanie Kinnaman. 1985. Rated shot into the right field seats, his more than that would havetocome DEAR both. Elevate the swollen leg when R. to 5. and at the end of the year up there knowing there werethree Tuesday night’s game. Griffey, gave Boston; LO edge, but Mike D r . G o tt CX) Million Dollar Chanca of a Lifatima (S ) Anna Karenina eighth homer of the sea.son. from my agent. Tom Reich. I have READER: possible, and check with your the total will be divided by the things I didn’t want to do: strike who refused any comment after Pagliarulo knotted the score with a QS Major Laagua Basaball: Naw York dD Star Search (60 min.) 1:00AM dD Naked City talked to Lou (Yankees Manager J out. hit into a double play, or swing Before the game, owner George the game, issued only a pre-game run-scoring gronndoiit in the Rice is not gen­ doctor to deternriine if your treat­ Yankee s at Toronto (2 hrs., 30 min.) dD Headline Chasers number of games they played. erally consi­ Peter Gott, M.D. [CN N] CNN Evening News for a home run” Stenbrenner fined Griffey $10,000 prepared statement: "M y rea.sons Piniella). and apologized.” second ment can be altered or reduced. (SD ( 3 ) Barney Milter (3D Jo e Franklin Show dered to be con- [U S A ] Petrocelli (60 min.) ® Jeopardy dD Comedy Break s t i p a t i n g . DEAR DR. GOTT: I am 61. 10:30PM (ISNews ® Newlywed Game (3) Comedy Tonight Although (S ) Dick Van Dyke about 25 pounds overweight (and ® Price la Right dD 24 Horas starchy foods (S ) Noticiero SIN AL roundup trying to lose) and work standing Soapbox [C N N ] Crossfire are not effec­ [D IS] Anlmala in Action up all day. I have phlebitis in my [CNN] Crossfire [U S A ] That Qiri tive bowel stimulators, they will producers) are members of the [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: Acropolis ankle. What is the outcome of this [DIS] M ousterpiece 1T>eater not ordinarily cause constipation steroid family. Anabolic steroids disease? What can I do to help it? Rally Racing From Greece. 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(60 O ) Avengers N e w s I patients who are debilitated and fluid intake and normal bowel form and adhere to the inflamed min.) (R). (g ) Wild. Wild West [C N N ] Newsnight Update V function. As they age. some people chronically ill. Although^snabolic segment. This causes pain and [E S P N ] Down the Stretch (R). dD PM Magazine dD Doctor Who to nail down his th victory steroids are related to testoste­ 300 experience constipation no matter swelling — ordinarily not a danger­ [U SA] Room 222 (3D ® Ripley's Believe tt or Notl (CC) (S ) Odd Couple what they eat. At this stage, rone, they don’t work in precisely ous situation unless the affected See machines that obey the human voice, 1:50AM dD Reporter 41 increasing dietary roughage and the same way. learn about an artist who transformed his m ) PEUCULA: 'Y... el Projima' Apasion- vein is deep in the leg muscle. I ante enfrentamiento entre la cirugia mod- Bv Fred AAcMane Pitching on three days rest for season, as their lead in the AL West eight and walked two. Jim Clancy. N potassium-containing fruits (like suggest that you wear elastic . car with light bulbs, and witness a dog that 1:55AM [H B O ] m o v i e : Ninja III: the first time this year. Sutton was 6-5, was the loser. water skis. (60 min.) (R). erna y los sentimientos humanos. Geral­ The Domination' A young woman, pos­ United Press International was shaved to just a half-game apricots and prunes) may help. D E AR DR. GOTT: After I lost 40 dine Chaplin, Fernando Rey, A Fernandez, support stocking or anklets while sessed by an evil spirit, commits a series nearly flawle.ss in front of an over the Angels, Texas has col­ Tigers 6, Orioles 1 pounds, my blood pressure re­ (3D N ew s you are standing and try to elevate (g ) SCTV Network o f grisly murders. Lucinda Dickey, Jordan Don Sutton reserved his seat in enthusiastic crowd of 37,044 that lected just six runs in its last eight turned to the normal range. I take dS Name of the Game Bennet. Sho Kosugi. 1984. Rated R. At Baltimore. Larry Herndon D E AR DR. GOTT: Are natural the leg whenever possible while at dD Abbott and Costello the Baseball Hall of Fame Wedne.s- included his family. The only games and hadn’t scored in 22 and anabolic steroids related? SO milligrams of Hydrodiuril and MOVIE: 'Deadly Hero' When a pol­ blasted a I wo-nin homer and rooke hor or after work. [CN N] Moneylina 2:00AM (E m o v i e . Namu. The day night and he walked proudly baserunner he allowed in the first straight innings until Incaviglia’s 40 milligrams of Lasix, but still get iceman shoots and kills a mugger, he Eric King pitched a five- hitter to pleads with the dead rrian's intervied vic­ [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Killer W h ale' A naturalist prevents fisher­ through the front door. six innings was rookie Ruben blast. fluid retention in my ankle and one men from shooting a mate killer whale lead the Tigers to their third DEAR READER: The term Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on tim to help him cover up the incident. Don [HBO] Philip Marfowa, Private Eye: Sierra, who grounded a sharp which followed his wounded mate into a The 41-year-old Sutton became Elsewhere in the American “ steroid" usually refers to a group leg. What can I do for this Murray, Diahn Williams, Jarr>es Earl Jones. The King in Yeltow (CC) Marlowe uncov­ straight victory. The loss was Calorie-wise Cooking offers me­ cove. Lee Meriwether. Richard Erdman, the 19th pitcher in baseball history single to right in the .second. League. Boston topped New York 1976 ers a bizarre scheme when he tries to solve Baltimore's eighth in its last 10 of cortisone-like drugs. But. in problem? nus. recipes and hints on reaching Robert Lansing. 1966. Rookie Pete Incaviglia halted 5-2. Oakland blanked Kansas City @ (3) Tha (>»by Show (CC) Clair faces the murder of a jazz musician. (60 min.) to amass 300 career victories by games. Herndon snapped a score­ fact, many compounds made in the and maintaining ideal weight. For MOVIE: 'Fireball Forward' During Sutton’s bid for his 59th career 1-0. Milwaukee beat Toronto 3-1, 8 tough financial droision when she learns [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Caddyshack' A young (3D stopping the Texas Rangers on body are steroids. These include DEAR READER: Unilateral W orld W ar II. a mustang General and his less lie in the fifth by lining his your copy, send $1 and your name that her great uncle's valuable painting is caddy working at an exclusive country club three hits and pitching the Cali- shutout when he hammered his Detroit defeated Baltimore 6-1.' edema (one-sided swelling) may hard-luck division, endure lots of action. fourth homer off Seoll McGregor, cortisone and related substances, and address to P.O. Box 2597. to be sold at an auction. (R), In Stereo. forna Angels to a 5-1 victory. 12th homer of the year, a drive to Cleveland downed Seattle 5-1 and be caused by circulatory abnor­ 5- 7. sex hormones and bile acids. Some Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure to (3 ) All Creatures Great and Smell Unlike Early Wynn and some left-center with two out in the Minnesota edged Chicago 10-9 in 10 malities in one leg and not the hydrocarbon carcinogens (cancer- mention the.title. (3 ) MOVIE: The Man Who Shut Uberty other pitchers who struggled to seventh. innings. Indians 5, Mariners 1 Veler>ce' Liberty Valance, who terrorizes a DON’T MISS THIS BIG EVENT! notch their 300th career victory — Sierra added an infield single in At Cleveland. Ken Schrom and small Western town, is opposed only by the eighth. A’s 1, Royals 0 tw o men, the hero of the town and a ten­ Saturday, June 21 a milestone that means almost Scott Bailes combined on a three- derfoot lawyer. James Stewa*^, John certain eventual entry into the Hall "I had to remember I had a At Oakland. Dave Kingman hit hitter and Mel Hall doubled in two Cinema Wayne, Vera Miles. 1962. CHENEY HISTORICAL DISTRICT of Fame — Sutton turned in a bottom line.’’ Sutton said. his 15th homer to back Curl runs to help the Indians break a d i) Novels: Cristal (60 min.) FESTIVAL masterpiece. "(Catcher) Bob Boone kept re­ Young’s four-hitter and lead the three-game losing streak. Schrom, @ ]Q .I . Diary He threw just 85 pitches and minding me to take it easy. For all A ’s, Kingman, who had managed 6- 2. allowed one run on three hits, HARTFORD MANSFIELD Fire With Fire (PG-13) at dork. — Raw @ MOVIE: 'Blue Knight' A policeman faced only 29 batters — two over but one inning (the ninth). I held it only four hits in his previous 22 struck out four and walked three in Cinema City — A Room With a V iew Trons-Lux Celleoe Twbi — The Deal (R) with The Emerald Forest R) tries to solve a murder case in the last four all back.” 7:30, 9:55. — Short C ircu it (P G ) 7:10, the minimum — in becoming only at-bats, hit a 2-2 pitch from loser. notching his third straigh t Harder They Come 7; with Reggae at Dark. — Wise Guys (R ) with Young days before he retires from the force. Wil­ Sutton struck out three and 9:40. — Bliss 7, 9:15. — L e tte r to Sunsplosh t:50. Blood (R ) at dark. liam Holden. Jamie Farr, Lee Remick. the sixth pitcher in history to Bret Saberhagen, 4-7. over the triumph. B rezh n ev (R1 7:20, 9:30. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 1973. amass 300 victories and 3.000 walked none to square his record at left-field wall. Kingman has still VERNON 5-5. It was his second complete Twins 10, White Sox 9 CAST HARTFORD C in e 1 A 2 — Sweet Liberty (PG ) 7, [CNN] Prime News strikeouts. managed 10 RBI Jn his last 10 0 game of the year. At Minneapolis. Steve Ijimbar- ■ostweed Fub A Cinema — The 9:10. — The Money Pit (PG ) 7:10,9:30. Now you know [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presems: 1. Kiwanis Strawberry Festival ” I think there’s a ledge where games. M o n e y P it (P G ) 7:30. Music for Everybody Maestro Ludwig von guys like (Tom) Seaver and ■The milestone victory came dozzi’s triple down the left-field Fear Richards Fub A Cinema — The WEST HARTFORD Joe Freeman Britt is known as Drake conducts this special musical variety Antique Autot — Entertainment exactly 20 years and two months Brewers 3, Blue Jays 1 line with none out in the lOthinning M o n e y P it (P G ) 7:30, 9:30. E lm 1 1 — The Money Pit (PG ) 7, (Steve) Carlton are on, they are A fantasy show. (60 min.) Shewcoee Cinemas 1-9 — invaders 9:30. — Hannah and Her Sisters the deadliest prosecutor in the Bennett Jr. Hi Jazz Band - 10:00-11:30 the premier pitchers of my era.” after his first big- league triumph At Milwaukee. Mike Felder hit scored Kirby Puckett from first^ UPI photo From Mors (PG ) 12:45,2:40,4:35,9:40. (PG -13) 7, 9:30. nation for the 23 death verdicts he [E S PN ] Auto Racing '86: Worfd Sports Frederick’s Trio - 12:00-1:30 Sutton said. ” I think I would be on — a victory in the Houston his first major-league homer, a base and gave the Twins their — S oo ceC om p (P G ) 12:35, 2:50, 5:05, obtained in North Carolina in 28 Car 24 Hrs. o f Lemens from Franca. (60 Astrodome while as a rookie with two-ruh shot, to help the Brewers fourth straight victory. Kent 7:20, 9:50. — Poltergeist II: The Other WILLIMANTIC min.) The Morgans - 2:00-3:30 Angels’ hurler Don Sutton is jubilant after clinching his the next ledge, with guys like Side (PG -13) 1, 2:50, 4:40, 7:10, 9:25. — Jlllsen Savors Cbiemd — Cobro (R) months in the mid-1970s, when he Gaylord Perry and Phil Niekro, the Los Angeles Dodgers. snap the Blue Jays’ four-game Hrbek hit two home runs for the Raw Deal (R ) 12:50,3,5:15,7:45,9:55.— 7:15. — T o p Gun (P G ) 7, 9:05. — Row had 13 convicts on death row at the [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Thieves' A couple's at­ 300th w/in on Wednesday night, a 5-1 duke over the Twins and Ron Kittle hit two tempts to rekindle their marriage take 2. Cheney Homestead $2.25 Admission guys who are mechanics, who The Rangers lost their fifth winning streak. Ted Higuera. 9-5. C o b ra ( R ) 1:30, 3:20, 5:10, 7:25,9:35. — Oeol (R) 7:10, 9:15. — Poltergeist II: same time. . homers.for the, White-Sox T o o Gun (P G ) 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15,9:45. The Other Side (R ) 9:20. — Back To first-place.T.exas Rangers in vAnaheim..- .v -,-..- ■grind it-out.” .- v.- ^ , .straight. ,thejr_worst.^luiTip,of,thp scattered, eight .hits, struck* out-• — Ferris Bueller's Day Olff (PG-13) School (PG-13) 7:15, 9:05. — Short Antique Show & Sale . , \7-.'h0, 3:10, 5:20, 7:50, 10. — B ock to C ircu it (P G ) 7:10, 9:20. — F erris ....r.r. -. Homestead'Open’H'o0s6’ '' *' ' ' ^ ‘ School (PG -13 ) 1:15, 3:15, 5:25, 7:30, Bueller's Day Oft (PG-13) 7i 9:15. 9:30. — The AAanhattan Project (PG) 12:30, 2:50, 5:05, 7:40,10. WINDSOR 3. Cheney Hall % Flaza — T h e M o n e y P it (P G ) 7:15. JOIN THE FUN AT Cheney Hall Open House - 10:00-2:30 Americans may dominate NHL draft Archambault hurls MANCHESTRR 9 UA Theaters lost — The Money Pit DRIVE-INS Little Theatre Costume Display (P G ) 7:20, 9:15. — W ise G uys (R ) 7:30, Manchester — Closed Thursday. By Lisa Harris Tilden said. " I t ’s the best year in The Los Angeles Kings, desper­ Prince Albert of the Western 9:30. — Short C ircu it (P G ) 7:25, 9:15. Monstleld — Gung Ho (PG-13) with 4. Fire Museum United Press International the history of the NHL for the ate for help at center, should then Hockey League: center-left win­ ST. BRIDGET’S American kids.” pick Carson, who has been playing ger Neil Brady of Medicine Hat in Post 102 triumph Open - 10:00-4:00 M ONTREAL — NHL scouts and While U.S. high school and with Vec of the QMJHL. ' the WHL: Damphouse at No. 8; 5. Mill Buildings Conversion general managers say an unprece­ collegiate systems are expected to Murphy and Carson are! respec­ U.S.-born and Canadian-raised left NEW BRITAIN — Manches­ coach Steve Armstrong, whose CHANG JIANG JL dented number of Americans will make a huge breakthrough, the tively ranked first and second by winger Dan Woodley of Portland in ter’s Post 102 American Legion club upped its 1986 record to 4-2. Ribbon Mill - Models Open / Clocktower - Lobby Open be picked Saturday in the first the eSB. the WHL; defenseman Greg Chinese■ naWDAfiA RestaurantB# A O • A A WW • BAZAAR high-scoring Quebec Major Junior squad got a booster shot in the Post 102 goes head-to-head Yarn Mill - Mill Open - Plans on Display round of an amateur draft rich in Hockey League fQMJHL) should Barring trades, the New Jersey Brqwn of St. Marks High School in arm Wednesday night. with arch-rival East Hartford in 822-824 Main Street • Fun • food • Rides • Plants Velvet Mill - Plans on Display defensemen and scorers. make a resurgence with four of its Devils will pick third, followed in Massachussetts; left winger Mark Zone Eight action tonight at Veteran right-hander Neil District History Slide Presentation ^ As many as 10 U.S.-born pros­ players rated as- first-round the first six spots by the Pittsburgh Peder.son of Medicine Hat in the MCC’s Cougar Field at 6 p.m. Manchester, Conn. 06040 Archambault hurled Post 102 to pects are expected to go in the first choices. Penguins. Buffalo Sabres and WHL; center Tom Fitzgerald of Archambault also contrib­ • Arts & Crafts • Cakes an impressive 8-3 victory over round, including Jimmy Carson, Positionally, this year’s draft Toronto Maple Leafs. The Boston Austin Prep in Massachussetts; uted at the plate, ripping two homestanding New Britain at For reservations and take-out orders call - U M E ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE STRAWBERNY FESTIVAL the projected second overall pick features a lot of quality defense- Bruins, by virtue of a trade, can defenseman Brian Leetch of Avon hits and driving in a pair of runs. Beehive Stadium. The game- SATURDAY. JUNE 21 SATURDAY. JUNE 21 behind Canadian center Joe men. explosive skaters and few then take Vancouver’s No. 7 pickor Old Farms High School in Connec­ Manchester took a 1-0 lead in 6'4-9-9914 / 649-6628 R'O®® BINGO NIGHTLY was called after 6 innings Minchittir Hlitorleil Homsitaid Chsnay Hill Murphy. The Detroit Red Wings goaltenders — possibly none wait until nextyeartodoso. Boston ticut; center Adam Graves of the top of the first and then claim they will draft Murphy No, 1 through two rounds. has up until the seventh pick to Windsor in the Ontario Hockey because of curfew. 106 Hartford Road Hartford, Rd. broke it open with a three-run Special Luncheons served from llam-3pm MATINEE SATURDAY overall. Detroit chief scout Neil Smith make that decision. . League: center Ken McRae of Archambault. A mainstay on fourth inning. Shortstop Tom Manchester, Conn. Dinner served all day. 10am-4pm Six Americans are among the said the Red Wings will take Choosing eighth through 21st Sudbury in the OHL; center Criag the Legion staff last summer, Murray, who had three hits to Thursday Evening 7:30-10 10am-4pm Admission $2.25 Strawberry Shortcake - *2.^5 top 15 prospects as rated by the Murphy of Michigan State Univer­ barring trades are: Winnipeg, NY J'anney of Boston College; left suffered through a lackluster lead the winners, roped a This coupon admits you and your N H L’s Central Scouting Bureau, sity. even though Detroit-area Rangers, St. Louis. Hartford. winger Everett Sanipasse of Ver­ spring for Manchester High’s two-run triple in the uprising. We now have our liquor license! Thia coupon la good for a 254 dla- CITY LIGHTS . party for $2(10 each, which Includaa but scouts and other members of center Jimmy Carson canri^ up Minnesota. Boston, Chicago. Mont­ dun in the QMJHL: left winger Jeff baseball team. He tossed a John Tanina went the dis­ adfnlaslon to all historical sitea open. | count on one strawberry shortcake. Join us for Mango Drinks & Exotic Coclctails! p?s team managements say the through a renowned local amateur real, Calgary, NY Islanders. Qu­ Greenlaw of Team Canada: defen­ six-hitter with seven strike outs tance and absorbed the loss for Open: Mon.-Thur». I lam-10pm / Fri.-Sat. ) lam-1 i:.'V)pm / Sun. 1 lam-10pm SPECIAL NOTEI If rain, the Strawberry Featival will be held Inside the number taken in the First round of program and Murphy is a Van­ ebec, Washington, Philadelphia seman Marc Laniel of Oshawa in and three walks on Wednesday. New Britain, which fell to 3-3. 70 Main Street, Manchester 21 could reach double figures. Master flharge ■ American Express ■ VISA • Diners Club Welcome building at 146 Hartford Road. If rain, the antique show and sale will be held couver, British Columbia, native and Eklmonton. the OHL; right winger Kim Issel of "Archambault pitched a real Sean Gray was the lone batter at Waddell School for the convenience,of both the public and the dealers. " I ’d say between six and 10.” who has only played one year at Filling out the CSB’s top 21 are: Prince Albert, and right winger good game for us.” said Post 102 with two hits for the losers. Boston Bruins chief scout Bob Michigan Statd. ’ right winger Pat Elynuik from Jocelyn Lemieux of Laval,. A.-X' \%p MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday. June 19, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 19 19«6 - 17 SCOREBOARD

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Lothrop, 7:30 — Fltigsrold Stonlzzl hod four hits to lead the Boston 43 31 .673 — Lyons cf 1 0 0 0 Rndiph 3b 3 0 0 0 Hmndz 1b 5 0 0 0 Raines If 2 111 Londrm rf 1 0 0 0 Reynids If 4 0 0 0 LM 0111 vs. Ttlophono, 6 — Nika Legion, while Frank Hersha, Cory New York 37 a .569 6V(i Sullivan c 1 0 0 0 Fbchlln ss 3 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 3 1 1 1 Brooks u 2 10 0 LaValllr c 3 M 0 Pena c 2 0 0 0 HP Morkat vs. Cummings, 7:30 — Baltimore 35 a .556 7V*i Carter c 5 1 1 1 Wallach a 3 2 2 5 Nika -3 Harsha and Jomle Balfo each chipped (Sadmon c 1 0 0 0 Posquo ph 1 0 0 0 Douend a 3 00 0 Morrlsn 3b 2 1 1 0 In with two hits. Balfe scored the Milwaukee 33 a .534 9Vi Qufcions u 3 0 1 1 DaJasus ss 0 0 0 0 He^ It 3 0 10 Krnchc 1b 3 0 10 Cox p 1 1 0 0 Khallfo S I 2 0 0 0 Rad-Laa vs. Blua Ox, 6 — Pooonl winning run. Frank Hersha and Bolte Toronto 33 33 .500 11 TatON a S 14 8 Tatols a 3 8 3 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 (Salorro 1b 1 0 0 0 Hurdle ph 1 0 0 0 Brown rt 10 10 P liP v s. Burgar Kino, 7:30— Pogonl pitchetf the win. MARC's Julie Smart Cleveland 31 31 .500 11 Basian a io a 8 t > -s Niemann p 0 0 0 0 Wnnngh cf 3 1 0 0 Perry p 0 0 0 0 Rhoden p 3 0 0 0 BA Club vs. Staphanson's, i — smashed two doubles among her three Detroit » 33 .484 13 Naw Yarn o a a i8 8 »— 3 Teufel ph 1 0 0 0 Fltzgerld c 4 0 0 0 Worrell p 1 0 0 0 Winn p 0 0 0 0 Kaanav hits, MIkeToom ev stroked two hits and West Gam6wtnnlna RBI— Baylor (9), Mitchell a 4 1 1 0 Youmns p 1 0 0 0 Mozzllll ph 0 0 0 1 Alllad vs. Tologo, 4 — Chortar Ook Mlchoelo Petersen doubled. Seth Man- Texas 34 X .531 — DP— Boston 1, Naw York 1. LDB— Santana u 3 0 0 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 Clemnts p 0 0 0 0 dn l. Smart and Toomev pitched well In California 34 31 .533 W Boston 11, Naw York 5. 3B— Griffey, Gooden p 3 0 0 0 McClure p 0 0 0 0 Totals 81 4 4 8 Tetata 181 S 1. defeat. Konsas City 33 33 .Sa Handarson, Buckner, Barrett, Romero, Wilson cf 1111 Reordon p 1 0 0 0 tt.'Louis 818 08188— 4 W n t SM i Dokland a a .434 7 Baylor. H R -G rIffey (8). S— Sullivan (3), Tetata 88 4 9 4 Tetata M 7 7 7 Pittsburgh 881888818-1 Minnesota 37 37 .433 7 MattlndiV, Evans. SF— Rice, Qui­ Now Yeill 800 801 011— 4 (tartta-wlnnlng RBI— McGee (2). The D Team dantollshad Food For Intarnatlonal Chicago a a .397 8'/5 nones. Mentrsal 111080 88k— 7 E— Orsulak. W — SI. Louis 6 LDB— St. Thought, 13-1, at Pooonl Field on Seattle a 40 .a4 9 _ IP H RBR BB SO Ganrw-winnine RBI — Law (1). Loub 6 PltltBurgh 3. 3B— Bream. Wadnasdoy. The winners crocked 11 The Lawyers defeated Baland Broth­ Wodnesday's Results E— Beckman, Youmans, Wallach, ers, 13-6, Wednesday at Leber Field. ‘ HR— Clork (7), Bonds (4). SB— Belllard hits ond scored In avary Inning but one. Milwaukee 3, Toronto 1 Boyd (W 96) 9 8 3 3 1 4 Webster. OP— Montreal 2. LOB— New (8), Pena (2). SF— AAanllll. Draw Flovall, Doug Bonham and Rich Mike Hanville had 6 RBI, four on a Oakland 1, Kansas City 0 Mm i York 12, Montreol 7.3B— Webster, Law, Olmaolo each hod two hits for the D grand slam home run In the second Boston 5, New York 3 Tewksbury 71-3 11 2 2 1 3 Heap, Raines, Wilson. HR— Wallach 2 IP H RERBBtO Team, while Al Menoslon stroked o Inning. Mott Delesslo doubled twice, Detroit 4, Baltimore 1 Shirley (L 63) 1 2 2 2 0 1 (13), Strawberry (8), Carter (13). -TIno Goachlone doubled and singled 81. Loub . ^ triple and o single. Food For Thought's Clevelond 5, Seattle 1 Fbher 63 1 1 1 1 0 SB— Backmcm (6), Wlnnlngham 2 Cox (W 65) 5 4 1 1 1 4 Vance Burba hod two singles and Bob and Jett Lazzarls singled twice. For Californio 5, Texas 1 HBP— by Tewksbury (Baylor). T— (8). S— Raines.SF— Wallach. Boland Brothers, Brian Larsen hod Perry 2 0 1 1 2 0 Contv hod a home run. Minnesota 10, Chlcogo 9, W Innings 3:n. Worrell (S 12) 2 1 0 0 0 4 four hits. Including a triple, while Tfiundov't OflitUB A— 41,841. IP H R ER BB SO Adam Dolon, Todd Shorp and Shown Pittsburgh ^ . , Pigani Chlcogo (Davis 3-3) at Minnesota Umpires— Home, Coble; 1b, McClel­ New York Rhoden (L 86) 51-3 8 4 4 3 1 Cutler singled. (Anderson 00), 1:15 p.m. land; 2b, Denklnger; a , Rellley. Gooden (L 63) 81-3 8 7 8 8 1 Winn 2 63 0 0 0 1 5 Kalth Realty defeotad MudvIlleNIne, New York (Rosmussen 63) at Toronto Orosco 63 0 0 0 0 0 Clements 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-4, at Pogonl. Rich Robbins smashed National (Stieb 2-7), 7:35 p.m. Niemann 1 1 0 0 0 1 Perry pitched to 1 batter In 8lh. two hits Whitokr a 4 0 2 1 Wiggins a 3 1 0 0 Tudor 941015 Manchester Cycle hod 10 hits to beat with key hits for the Lawyers. For the Durham, Hayes. HR— Dunston (8). SB— Philadelphia 29 32 .475 UW Trmmll ss 4 0 0 1 Lacy rf 4 0 0 0 Martinez (2). S— Jeltz. Doyley 2 2 0 0 1 3 Jones Londscoplng, 4-3, Wednesday at Boland Brothers, Paul Spano was Chlcogo 27 36 .429 17W Gibson rf 5 12 0 Ripken ss3 0 10 Worrell (L 67) 63 1 1 1 2 0 Fltz^old Field. For Manchester Cy­ IP H R ER BB SO outstondlng on the mound. Ben Grover St. Louis 26 36 .419 16 Parrish c 4 12 1 Murray 1b 4 0 0 1 Phltadalphla Pittsburgh cle, Stan Alexonder, Robert Pllver and paced the offense while Mike Laurla Pittsburgh 25 36 .410 W/7 Lemon cf 4 0 10 Sheets dh 4 0 10 BleleckI 831145 Rick Costello each had two hits. Jim and Conrod LaPoInte anchored the Rowley 8 12 4 4 2 4 NL roundup West Brookns a 4 2 I 1 Young If 4 0 0 0 Tekulve 1 1 0 0 0 0 Clements 63 0 0 0 0 0 LoPento collected three hits. Including defense. Houston 35 a .554 — Herndon If 3 1 1 2 Shelby cf 4 0 10 Guonte 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 2 o double and two singles. Bedrosin (L 2-3) 1-311110 Sports In Brief Son Francisco 34 a .531 V/7 Engle 1b 3 0 0 0 O'Mally a 3 0 2 0 Cormon 0 0 0 0 2 0 Robinson (W 2-0) 2 1 0 0 1 3 Rookies Atlanta 32 31 .508 3 Bergmn 1b 0 1 0 0 Pardo c 3 0 0 0 CMoono BleleckI pitched to 1 better In 9th. C hartr Oak Los Angeles 32 a .493 4 Collins dh 4 0 0 0 Trout 8 63 11 4 4 2 4 Balk— BleleckI. T — 3:25. A— 10655. The Police Union nipped BJ Auto, Son Diego 31 33 .484 4'/. Totals » 8 9 8 Totals 33 1 5 1 Frazier 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Mandlikova upset by Robin White Elmore Associates defeated MCC 17-14, Wednesday. Brett Dolan, Jen­ Cincinnati a 35 .424 8 Detroit 800 OB 131— 8 Fontenot 1 10001 Umpires — Home, FroefTvnlne; 1b, High school teammate defeats Vets, 7-5, Wednesday at Fitzgerald nifer Klnosiey and Angela Schwabe hit Wednesday's Results Baltimore 800 001 000— 1 Smith (W 46) 2 1 0 0 2 4 Marsh; a, Dovidson; a, KIbler. EASTBOURNE. England — Hana Mandlikova was stunned by (>am6wlnnlne RBI — Herndon (3). Field. Jack McCormick stroked one well for the^ollce Union while Brett Chicago 5, Philodeiphla 4,10 Innings Rowley pitched to 1 batter In 9th; Robin White Wednesday, while top-seeded Martina Navratilova double and two singles while Bob Roy and James Roy played well In the St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 2 (comp, of E— Wiggins 3, King. LOB— Detroit 6, Carman pitched to 3 batters In 10th. Palozle, Don Cose, Wally Moske and field. For.BJ Auto, Tim Stewart, Marc Monday's susp. game) B a ltim o re 8. 3B— W h itak er. H R — Reda3.Aatroa2 easily advanced to the quarterfinals of the $200,000 Eastbourne Herndon (4). SB— Wiggins (M). SF— HBP— by Trout (Schmidt). WP— Dan Borry eoch hod two hits. Kevin Novakowskl and Ray Provencal hit Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 1, 12 Innings, Rowley, Cormon. T — 3:24. A— *,093. Women’s Grass Court Championships. Kearney hod o double and a single for well. regularly scheduled game Trammell. IP H R ER BB SO Umpires — Home, B.Williams; lb, HOUSTON CINCINNATI J the Vets, while John Kearney had two Milford Motors Gorooe demolished Montreal 7, New York 4 MeSherry; a, Pulll; a, Bonin. Mandlikova, the French and Australian Open champion, Gooden on Wallach’s wallofis ebrhM obrhM hits. Sunny Side Up Restaurant, 19-9, Wed­ Cincinnati 3, Houston 2 Datroll battled inconsistency on the court, and suffered a 3-6. 7-.5.6- 3 loss nesday. Matt Rood and Dave Dyment Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 2 King (W 60) 9 5 1 I 2 10 Doran a 4 0 2 0 Milner cf 4 111 Baltimore Hatcher cf 4 0 0 0 Rose 1b 4 0 0 0 to White. Mandlikova was seeded second in the tournament. hit well for Midford, while Rick Saucier San Francisco 4, San Diego 3 By Joel Sherman tonight I decided to make contact ‘A’ East and Eddie Cooke played well on Thursday's Gamas McGrgr (L 67) 7 1-3 6 4 3 2 3 Walling If 3 0 10 Parker rf 3 1 1 0 Navratilova, working hard toward her goal of defending her defense. Devon Mclntire and Steve Son Francisco (Mulhollond 61) at Son Snell 1 3 2 2 1 1 GDavb 1b 4 I 1 I EDovb If 4 113 United Press International by shortening my swing and it Pogonl Caterers got by Gentle Touch Martinez 63 0 0 0 0 0 Garner a 4 1 1 0 Rowdon 3b 2 0 0 0 Wimbledon championship next week, crushed Dianne Balestrat Cor Wash, 9-4, Wednesday ot Robert­ Norman hit well for Sunny Side Up and Diego (Show 46), 4105p.m. worked. But don’t underestimate Joshua Robinson was good In the field. Los Angeles (Hershlser 65) at Atlanta WP— King, Snell. T — 2:58. A— 30,713. Giants 6. Padres 3 Bass rf 3 0 2 0 Concpczi ss 3 0 1 0 of Australia, 6-4. 6-2. son Field. Mike Coughlin smashed two Bailey c 3 0 0 0 Diaz c 3 0 0 0 Dwight. He is a good pitcher he just honsers, while Jeff Holt hit another Wawa defeated East of the River (Smith 67), 5:40 p.m. " I couldn't run as much as I liked out there," Navratilova said. Magozine, 10-9, In an exciting and well Pittsburgh (Kipper 26) at Montreal Umpires— Home,Kalser; Ib.Palermo; Pena ss 4 0 11 Oester a 3 0 0 0 A first major-league meeting of home run, a double and o single for a, Brlnkm ae;ma, Cooney. tAN FRANCItCO tAN DIEGO Scott p 3 0 10 [}enny p 2 0 0 0 "I'v e still got some flu. but it’s not bothering my game. If I had had a bad outing tonight. He .still Pogonl. Ron RIckord also collected played extra Inning game. Jeff Week (Smith 46), 7:35 p.m. ObrhM ObrhM high-school teammates turned into provided the winning RBI for Wawo In Chlcogo (Sondvson 36) at New York VenabI ph 1 0 1 0 gets a lot of people out” three hits. For Gentle Touch, Brian Yongbld rf 5 0 3 1 Wynne cf 3 0 10 RoMnson p 0 0 0 0 the luxury of staying in bed for three days, it would be gone. I u the eigth Inning. Mike JaworskI and (Fernandez 7-2), 7:35 p.m. Thmpsn a 5 0 1 0 Royster ph 0 0 0 0 a sour reunion for Dwight Gooden Wallach hit a solo homer in the Delsondro, John Dubois and Dove Matt Moynlhan also hit well for the St. Louis (Burris 62) at Philadelphia Tetata 311 9 1 Tetata 19 1 S 1 haven’t been sick for years. Now this is the third bout of illness Taylor oil cracked two hits. Leonard If 4 0 1 0 Walter p 0 0 0 0 One out whan winning run scered Tim Wallach played the big bully third inning and belted a three-run winning team. Jonathan Pontlllo ond (Gross 65), 7:35 p.m. CDavIs cf 5 0 1 0 Bochy ph 10 0 0 Houston 811 888 889-1 I ’ve had in 1986." Shown Provencal hit well for the Houston (Deshales 62) at Cincinnati Angels S. Rangers 1 Brown a 5 12 1 Gwynn rf 4 0 10 in the way no one has in Gooden’s shot, his 12th homer of the year, in Magozine. (Soto 36), 7:35 p.m, Cbldnnotl 888881886-1 West German Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, the third seed, Rorthern Brenly 1b 2 10 0 McRynId If 4 1 0 0 (Jam6wlnnlng RBI — E. Davb (3). dynamic three-year career by Friday's Games Aldrete 1b 0 0 0 0 Garvey 1b 4 1 1 1 hammered Svetlana Parkhomenko of the Soviet Union, 6-4, 6-1. the seventh after Tim Raines had Gibson's Gym defeated Dean Ma­ St. Louis at Philodeiphla, night DP— Cincinnati 2. LOB— Houston blasting two home runs and lifting TEXAS CALIFORNIA Melvin c 3 2 13 Nettles a 4 0 2 0 8, Cincinnati 3. HR— G. Davb (13), No. 5 Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia rolled up the same doubled and Hubie Brooks walked. chine, 6-1, Wednesday ot Robertson Chicago at New York, night Ob rh M Ob r h M Uribe ss 4 3 2 2 Kennedy c 4 0 1 1 a sacrifice fly to compile five RBI Field. Gibson smashed 13 hits. Includ­ Pittsburgh at Montreal, night Milner (4), E. Davb (8). SB— Boss (9), winning score against Britain’s Anne Hobbs. Jeff Reardon went 2 2-3 innings McDwII cf 4 0 0 0 Pettis cf 3 1 1 0 LoCoss p 2 0 10 Tempitn ss 4 0 1 0 Doran (20), Rowdon (D.S— Scott. ing two each for Glen Koehler, Paul Allanto at Cincinnati, night Wan 4 0 0 0 Joyner 1b 4 0 10 MDovIs p 0 0 0 0 Flonnry a 3 0 0 0 and help the Montreal Expos to a for his 16th save. Peck, Bill Daley, Mel Bldwell and Ed Soccer Houston at San Francisco, night O'BrI ------nlng If 4 2 2 2 Berengr p 1 0 0 0 Thurmnd p 0 0 0 0 7-4 triumph over the New York Moriconl. John Bonneou and Tom San Diego at Los Angeles, night IP H R ER BB SO Incavg sn dh 4 1 1 0 Stoddard p 1 1 1 1 Houston Costono each stroked two hits. Standouts Parrish a Jones rf 3 1 1 1 lorg ph 10 0 0 Dan Maloney quits Maple Leafs Mets. Home Runs Sierra rf CIncs a 3 0 1 0 Scott 8 1-331128 Cubs 5. Phillies 4 ^ N McCulIrs pOOOO It was the first time in the major Chlcogo. Dunston (8). St. Loub (1st), Harrah a llfong a 4 0 2 2 DIPIno 0 1110 0 Dusty AAartInez If 2 0 0 0 Smith (L 1-3) 0 1110 0 T O R O N T O — Dan Maloney resigned Wednesday as head Midgets Clark (7). Pittsburgh (1st), Bonds (4). Petralll c Schoflld ss 3 0 0 0 Totals M 8 II 4 Totals M 3 1 3 leagues that Gooden had yielded At Chicago, Don Carman un­ Houston, G. Dovls (13). Cincinnati, E. Fletchr ss 3 0 0 0 Boone c 4 0 0 0 Cbldnnotl coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs after failing to win a long-term Ward Manufacturing shut out the ton Francbco OM180 020— 4 Denny 8 9 2 2 4 5 two home runs to one hitter in a corked a wild pitch with the bases Purdy Corporotlon, 4-5, Wednesday at GIRLS A T K EN N ED Y ROAD; WhI- Davis (4), Milner (4). Montreal, Wallach 2 Totals 29 1 3 1 Totals 31 5 9 5 ton Diego OOl 101 000— 3 contract from owner Harold Ballard. tecaps 1 (Jessica Skoog), Rowdies 0. (12) . New York, Strawberry (8), CorterTexas 1 Robinson (60) 1 0 0 0 0 1 game and it occurred in his first loaded in the lOth inning, enabling Keeney Field. Allan Leherer got the Gam6wlnnlng RBI — Brown (5). DIPIno pitched to one batter In 9lh; Maloney, S-l, who coached the Leafs for two seasons, sbught a win from the mound. Jett Warner, BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD; Olym­ (13) . Los Angeles, Stubbs (12). Atlanta,Calltornia ISO 010 10k- 5 LOB— San Froncisco 8, San Diego 9. big-league squaring off with high Ron Cey to .score the Cubs’ winning pics 4 (Jonathan Cort 2, Andy Baidas* Murphy (10), Horner (II). SanFrandsoo, Gam6wlnnlng RBI — Downing (8). Smith pitched to one batter In 9lh. multi-year contract but was offered a one-year deal by Ballard, Leherer, Steve McCann each smashed HR— Brown (8), Melvin (1), Stoddard (1), T — 2:30. A-17626. twa hits far Ward. Rick Mllka powered sorlo 2). Academics 2 (John Blakesley, Brown (4), Melvin (I), Uribe (1). Son E— Fletcher. DP— Texos2, Callfornlal. Garvey (13), Uribe (1). SB— Leonard who said he would begin his search for a new head coach at the school chum Floyd Youmans. run. Carman’s wild pitch came two Billy Renaud). Diego, Stoddard (I), Garvey (13). LOB— Texas 1, Callfornlal. 2B— Wl Ifong. Umpires— Home, Montague; 1b, a home run In the first Inning. Purdy (11), Uribe (11), Youngblood (1). /— Broddander; 2b, Weyer; 3b, Rennert. Youmans and Gooden were batters after left fielder Von Hayes collected nine hits. Cougars 3 (Mike Siena. MIchoel Wkinbig Pitchers HR— R. Jones (8), Incavlgllo (12), LoCoss. NHL meetings Friday in Montreal; Griffith 2)r Metros 1 (Tim Boulay). Chlcogo, Smith (46). St. Loub (1st), Downing (8). SB— Downing (3), Pettis IP H R ER BB SO "H e said he wouldn’t accept that and I said, well I ’m not hiring teammates at Hillsborough High threw, out pinch runner Dave BOYS AT MCC; Spartans 1 (Kevin Cox (2-5). Cincinnati, Robinson (60). (12). tan Francisco in Tampa Fla., for two years Martinez at the plate on Cey’s Repoll). Sounders 1 (Jamie Lazzerls). Montreal, Youmans (65). Los An­ IP H R ER BB SO anybody for over a year on that job," Ballard said, adding that Sting 4 (Matthew Beggs. Matt Viera, LaCoss (W 62) 81-3 8 3 3 3 2 Dodgara 5, Braves 2 geles, Valenzuela (106). Pittsburgh Taxos MDavIs 0 0 0 0 2 0 Maloney told general manager Gerry McNamara he would not before Youmans moved to South­ single. Lee Smith. 64. was the John Mac. Geoff Merten), Appollos 0. (2nd), Robinson (26). Son Francisco, Guzman (L 67) 8 2-3 8 5 5 3 3 Berengur (S 1) 2 63 2 0 0 0 3 ern California. The tigo had kidded winner and Steve Bedrosian, 2- 3. Tennis LaCoss (62). Williams 1 1-3 1 0 0 2 0 LOS ANGELES ATLANTA be satisfied with a one-year deal. tan Diego took the loss. Juniors Calltornia Thrmnd (L 68) 1 1-3 5 3 3 1 0 ObrhM ObrhM “ He made the decision," Ballard said. " I told him to go see about how they were going to hit $Qvn Sutton (W 65) 9 3 1 1 0 3 Stoddard 2 63 2 1 1 1 2 Duncan ss 5 0 1 0 Wshngtn rf 5 0 3 0 McNamara. If a guy wants to quit, let him go.” each other in the days leading up to 8MA88 afostbeunw Woman's Oross GIRLS AT KENNEDY ROAD; Red St. Louis (1st), Worrell (12). Montreol, T — 2:13. A— 37J)44. McCullers 3 2 0 0 1 2 Sax a 5 12 0 Moreno If 3 0 0 0 Coort Sox 4 (Sharon Fish 2. Jessica Marquez Reardon (14). Los Angeles, NIedenfuer Umpires— Home, Evans; 1b, Merrill; Walter 2 3 2 2 1 1 Landrex cf 5 2 3 0 Harper ph "1 0 0 0 Last season, Maloney took the Maple Leafs to the playoffs for the game. Reds 3, Astros 2 CbamglensMps 2). Chle^ans 4 (Ann Marie Diana 2. (4). San Francisco, Berenguer (1). a, Hendry. MDavIs pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Marshll rf 4 1 2 1 Assnmch p 0 0 0 0 the first time in three years. The Leafs defeated the Chicago Stubbs If 5 12 3 Virgil ph 10 0 0 "This game gave me extra At Cincinnati, Eric Davis hit a At Eostbauma, Bnglond, Juna 18 Dollar Chanthavone. Kristine T — 3:12. A— 24644. Blackhawks in the opening round of the playoffs and forced the Shiglas, Tbird Round Krovontka). Eastern League Umpires— Home, DeMuth: 1b, Har­ Brock lb 3 0 2 1 Murphy cf 4 1 1 1 incentive and I was all pumped up two-run homer off reliever Dave Helena Sukova (5), Czechoslovaklo, Twlns10.Whlte8oxg(10| Williams If 1 0 0 0 Horner lb 3 1 1 1 St. Louis Blues to seven games before being eliminated in the BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD; Beors2 vey; a, Stello; a, Dovls. pitching against Dwight." said Smith, 1-3. with one out in the ninth def. Anne Hobbs, Britain, 6-4, 4-1; (Dreyv Beggany, Mike Beggany), Trevino c 4 0 0 0 Oberkfll a 4 0 1 0 Norris Division semifinal. Zina Gorrison (4), Houston, def. Kings 2 (Brian Rugganls, Glannt (Malor League attlllotlon In paren­ CHICAGO ’ MINNESOTA Andersn a 4 0 2 0 Ramirz ss 4 0 1 0 Youmans, who lasted just 5 1-3 inning, lifting the Reds. Held to theses) Valenzul p 4 0 2 0 Benedict c 3 0 0 0 Glgl Fernandez, U.S., 4-3, 4-2; Calvo). ObrhM ObrhM innings but improved to 6-5. “ But I three hits by Mike Scott over 8 1-3 Martlna Navrotlova (1), Fort Worth, W L Pet. GB Cangels cf 5 2 4 0 Puckett cf 8 2 3 0 Niedenfr p 0 0 0 0 Chmbis ph 10 0 0 Texas, def. Dionne Bolestrot (11), Austra­ Pittsfield (Chl-N) 38 26 .581 — Fisk c 5 111 Lmbrdz a 4 2 2 1 Thomas ss 0 0 0 0 Texas deals George Wright to Expos didn’t change my style. Maybe I innings, the Reds got a single from lia, 4-4, 6-3; Larissa Savchenko, Soviet Pee Wees Reading (PhD 34 28 .548 2 Transactions Hubbrd a 1 0 0 0 Baines rf 5 0 0 0 Hrbek lb 5 2 3 4 (threw a little too hard and that’s Dave Parker off Frank DiPino in Union, def, Natalie Touzlot, France, 7-5, Albany (N Y-A L) 33 30 .524 3'^ Walker dh 8 1 2 2 Brnnsky rf 3 2 1 0 McMrtry p 2 0 1 0 ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers traded outfielder 6-7 (5-7), 7-5; Robin White (13), Fort Worth, BOYS A T IL L IN G : Colts 4 (Tim Vermont (CIn) , M 28 .517 4 Olwinc p 0 0 0 0 why I walked five batters. But it ■ Tedford 3, Jerry Vontell), Joguars 0. Bonilla 1b 3 10 0 Bush If 5 0 2 1 George Wright to the Montreal Expos Wednesday for a player to the ninth before Smith relieved and Texas, def. Hona Mandllkovo (3), New Britain (Bos) 31 29 .517 4 Kittle If 5 3 3 3 Beane If 0 10 0 Baseball ' ample If 10 0 0 was a thrill for me. I have always Oechoslovpkia, 3-4, 7-5, 4-3. Meteors 2 (Jeremy Hastings, Scott Nashua (Pit) 39 33 .488 7 Simmons c 1 0 0 0 be named later. was greeted by Davis’s sixth Richard), Oilers I (Chris Rlngwalt). Guillen ss 5 0 11 GaettI a 4 0 0 1 Californio — Pronhoted second bas6 been in Dwight’s shadow and I am Glens Falls (Det) 27 34 .443 8'/z Hulett a 4 0 0 0 Smally dh 5 0 10 monMork McLemore from Midland of Totals 40 S IS S Totals 14 1 8 1 homer. Ron Robinson. 5-0. picked Claudia Kohde-Kllsch (3), West Ger­ BOYS A T M CC: Sockers 3 (Donney Waterbury (Cle) 35 37 .403 11 LOS Angolis 183181181— 1 Wright, 27, hit .217 with two home runs and seven R B I in 49 Parker, Jason Byko, Andrew Moran), Cruz a 3 12 0 Reed c 3 111 the Texas Leogue to Edmonton of the his friend, but now maybe some of up the victory. many, def. Svetlana Parkhomenko, Wednesday's Results „ Wshngt ss 0 0 0 0 Pacific Coast League. Atlanta 880118 888— 1 games with Texas this season. He had been used mostly in a Penguins 0. Albany 4, Vermont 2 Gom6wlnnlng RBI — Marshall (9). the baseball fans will know me” Soviet Union, 4-4, 4-1; Gobriela Saba- Express 2 (Ron Soucy 2), Timber 0. Hatcher a 1 0 1 2 reserve role but had made 20 starts in the outfield. He committed tlnl (7), Argentina, def. Jo Durle (10), Glens Falls 3, Pittsfield 2 Gogne ss 2 0 0 0 Cleveland — Signed pltcher- E— Trevino. DP— Atlanta 1. LOB— Gooden. 8-3. provided a very Britain, 1-6, 64, 6-4; Etsuko Inoue, Nashua 5, Reading 3 Solas c 10 0 0 outflelder Dana Schmerer and out­ Los Angeles 11, Atlanta 10. 2B— a three-base error in the ninth inning Monday night which UP! photo Japan, def.BetsyNogelson,U.S.,4-4,63, Intermediates Waterbury 4, New Britain 3, 1st, 8 Totals 41 9 13 7 Tetata 89 10 14 10 fielder Michael TwordoskI to 1-vear Washington, Brock. 3B— Landreaux. ^n-Gooden-like performance, last­ Dodgers 5, Braves 2 Innings contributed to a 2-1 Ranger loss. That was the game in which 66 ttana out whan winning run scored. contracts with Batavia of the New HR— Murphy (10), Horner (11), Stubbs ing just 6 1-3 innings, yielding six At Atlanta. Franklin Stubbs Datfoles, first round Racers 5 (Kevin Boyle 2, Mike New Britain 8, Waterbury 0, ad, 7 Chicago l010101»6-9 York-Penn Leogue (A ); signed pitcher (12). SB— Ramirez (9). Texas’ Charlie Hough had a no-hitter for 8 1-3 innings. Houston Astros’ pitcher Mike Scott does a headstand Glgl Ferrxindez-Robln White, (5), U.S., Sllmon, Meg Berte, Chris Davey), Innings Minnesota Ml 1001041— 10 Phillip Dlllmore ond Inflelders Riley hits, seven runs — six earned — six drove in three runs with a single def. Sabrina (3oles, Yugoslavla-Raffoella Earthauakes 1 (Nigel Cnoper). Thursday's Oanias (am 6wlnnlng RBI— Lombordozzl (1). Polk and James RIchordson to . . , IF H RERBBSO walks and one strike out. and his 12th homer to help after attempting to put out the Reds’ Max Venable at first Reggl, Holy, 63, 76 (97); Annobel Diplomats 4 (B J Diana 2, Kevin Albany at Glens Falls E — Gogne, Lombordozzl, Schmidt, 1-year contracts with Burlington of Los Angolos Islanders name Simpson to coach Croft-Sara Gomer, Britain, def. Mer­ O'Donnell, Jeff Longo), Hurricanes 0. Waterbury at Nashua Baines. DP— Minnesota 1. LOB— the Appalachian League(A). Vainzi (W 106) 8 63 8 2 2 4 5 "I havebeen Floyd’sfriendsince Fernando Valenzuela. 10-4, be- base in the eighth inning at Cincinnati. Umpire Fred Reodlng at New Britain cedes Paz, Argcntlna-Stephanle Rehe, C h icago 11, M innesota 10. 2B— NIedenfur (S 4) 3 1-3 2 0 0 1 2 U N IO N D A L E , N .Y . — Te rry Sim’pson will have to learn to deal we were seven-years-old." Gooden conrte the N L’s second 10- game Brocklander jumps out of the way. The Reds won, 3-2. U.S.,64,63. Pittsfield at Vermont Congelosl, Kittle, Wolker. 3B— Smolley, Detroit — Activated right-handed Atlanta DauMos, second round Lombordozzl. pitcher Bill Campbell; placed kiflelder McMrtry (L 1-3 5 1-3 13 4 4 2 2 with the intricacies of hockey players at a higher level and the said. "We both wanted to be winner. Tom NIedenfuer earned Claudio Kohde-Kllsch, .West World Cup soccer American League reaulta HR— Kittle 3 (9), Reed (2), Hrbek 2 (18). Darnell Coles on the disabled list. Olwine 163 1 0 0 1 2 pressure of following one of the game’s most successful coaches. ballplayers and even though I am his fourth save. Craig McMurtry. (Jarmonv-Helena Sukova, (3) Oechoslo- SB— Congelosl 2 (30), Cruz 2 (5), Guillen Pittsburgh — Optioned short­ Assenmacher 2 1110 0 vaklo, def. Svetlana Parkhomenko- Breivere 3. Blue Jeya 1 (5), Kittle (2), Gogne (5), Puckett (7). stop Sammy Khalifa to Its Class AAA Olwine. T — 3:05. Simpson inherited those challenges Wednesday when he was following Floyd’s career very 1-3. took the loss. the loser. Before the regularly Melvin and Jose Uribe homered to Larlsso Savchenko, Soviet Union, 63,76 Second Round SF— Goettl. Hawaii team of the Pacific Coast A— 27608. named to replace Al Arbour as the New York Islanders’ head carefuly I don’t think I treated this lead San Francisco. Mike LaCoss, (7-5); Martino Novrotllova-Pam Shrlver 0™P'''4»— Home, Holllon; lb, Wen- scheduled game,. Pat Perry and (Atl Timas EDT) IP H RERBBSO League; purchased the contract of U.L. coach. game any different from the (1), U.S., dot. Laura Glldemelster, Sunday, Juna 15 TORONTO MILWAUKEE CMcoge Washington from Hawaii. delstedt; a, Tato; a, Crayvford. Worrell combined to one-hit the who had not defeated San Diego Peru-Peonut Loul6 Harper, U.S., 63, Cowley 21-3 3 3 3 4 2 Arbour, who retired last month to take an office job after 13 others.” Cardinals 4-1, Pirates 2-2 61; Marcella AAasker, Holland-Poscale At Mexico City obrhM obrhi:' Pirates for four innings and allow since 1983. went 6 1-3 innings to Mexico 3, Bulgaria 0 Fernndz ss 4 0 2 0 Felder cf 3 12 2 Schmidt 51-3 4 2 2 2 3 San Frcmdsco — Purchased the seasons and four Stanley Cup triumphs with the Islanders, is the But Wallach did. Entering the Porodls, France, def. Elizabeth SmV- At Lean, Mexico Gardo a 4 I 1 0 Riles ss 3 12 0 Jomes 1-311110 contract ot Inflelder-outflelder At Pittsburgh. Bill Almon’s the Cardinals to wrap up a victory improve to 6-2. Mark Thurmond. lle, Australlo-Cotherlne Tonvler, (9), Belgium 4, Soviet Union 3 (O T) Johnsn dh 4 0 2 1 Cooper dh 4 0 0 0 McKeon 0 1110 0 Randy Kutcher from Phoenix of the Major League leadera second winningest coach in N H L history. game. Wallach was l-for-19 with 11 sacrifice fly drove in Joe Orsulak in the resumption of a protested 3-8, was the loser. Juan Berenguer France.63,61. Monday, Juna 16 Shphrd dh 0 0 0 0 Ogllvle If 3 0 11 Nelson (L 63) 1 - 5 3 3 0 0 Pacific Coast League (A A A ); outrighted Simpson, who received a multi-year contract, coached Sandy Collins, U.S.-Yvonne Ver- Bell If 4 0 10 Molltor If 3 0 0 0 Mkineseta outfielder Chrb Jones to Phoenix. strikeouts against Gooden. in the 12th inning to enable the game. , pitched out qf jams in the seventh m aok. South Africa, def. Hand Mand- At OucKtolalaro, Mexico . Bottfog Canada’’s National Junior Team the past three years. The team Brazil 4, Poland 0 Upshaw 1b 3 0 0 0 Mannng rf 1 0 I 0 Blyleven 7 10 8 5 3 3 •" *-l plots oppaoi antes X no. of "Gooden had my number before Pirates to snap a six-game losing and eighth innings en route to his llkova, Czechoslovoklo-Candy Reynolds Barfield cf 3 0 1 0 Robldox lb 3 0 0 0 Postore 1-3 3 3 3 3 0 Texas — Sant right-handed pitcher won a gold medal in 1984-85 in the World Junior Tourmanent and Giants 6, Padres 3 (6),U.S.,64, 76 (7-5); Zina Garrison, At Fuobto, Moxico gomes each tsom has gloved) tonight and I certainly struggled streak. Don Robinson. 2-0, earned second major-league save, and his Argentina 1, Uruguay 0 . lorg 3b 3 0 10 Sveum a 3 0 0 0 Davis (W 65) 2 2-3 0 0 0 3 0 DwoyneHenry (Inflammedulnornerveln Notional Logguo this year Simpson guided Canada to the silver. U.S.-Gobriela Soboflnl (7), Argentina, Mortinez c 4 0 0 0 (3antner a 3 0 0 0 James pitched to 1 batter In 9th; right elbow) to Oklahoma City of the At San Diego. Chris. Brown. Bob dot. Isabella Demongeol - Natalie Tuesday, June 17 1 Ob r b get. against him ." Wallach .said. “ But the victory. Todd Worrell. 3-7, was first this season. At Mexico City Gruber rf 3 0 0 0 Moore c 2 110 McKeon pitched to 1 batter In 9th; American Association tor a 31-day Gwynn, SD Touzlot, Franca, 63,63. Totals 33 1 8 I Totals 37 I 7 8 Nelson pitched to 2 batters In the lOlh. 83 248 41 01 .329 France 3, Italy 0 rehabilitation assignment; traded out- Brooks, Mil 52 201 35 88 .320 At Monterrey, Mexico Toronto too 880 000— I HBP— by Fisk (Blyleven). T— 4:20. flelder George Wright to Montreal tor Raines, Mtl Butragueno’s four goals power Spain A— 13,123. 80 233 43 75 .322 West Germany 1, Morocco 0 Mllwoukoo 003 001 88K-3 a player to be named later; reacti­ Brown, SF 49101 28 50 .320 Wednesday, June 18 Game-winning RBI — Felder (1). Umpires— Home, Johnson; 1b, vated designated hitter Lorry Parrbh; Knight,. NY M E X IC O C IT Y — Something-is indeed rotten in Denmark — At AAaxIco City DP— Toronto 2. LOB— Toronto 7, McCoy; a, Welke; a, Phillips. slgned free-ogant catcher Mark Poole, a 58 200 25 88 .317 CARRIERS NEEDED Local baseball a x , LA 81 235 34 74 .315 and he goes by the name of Em ilio Butragueno, tOBEBT SMITH, Inc. England 3, Poroguav 0 Milwaukee 3. 2B— Garda, Johnson, former Toronto formhextd, and assigned Leonard, SF 83 243 i. Riles. '30 75 .309 At Oueretoro, Mexico him to Tulsaof the Texas League. Schmidt, Phil 81 200 33 84 .300 In the most extraordinary World Cup scoring spree in 20 years, In Manchester' Spain 5, Denmark 1 HR— Felder ( 1). SB— Moore (4), Smith, StL Felder (12). S— lorg. Basketball 59195 22 80 .300 Butragueno struck for four goals Wednesday to give Spain a INSURANSMITHS SINCE Pany (end sacond round) Hayes, Phil 59222 39 80 .306 • earn money! New Jffork — Signed forward Chrb Amai iLootu* startling 5-1 rout of Denmark. Quotarfinoti IP H R ER BB SO Me N e w to a multi-year contract. The Red Sox destroyed the Tigers, Terenta Radio and TV 1 Ob r b get. The decision in Queretaro eliminated one of the tournament’s • win prizes & trips! 136, Wednesday at Morlarlty Field. Saturday, Juno 31 Hockey Boggs, Bos 80 221 41 04 .300 1914 Winning pitcher Justin Bolduc got held At Guodalalara, Moxico Cloncy (L 65) 2 2-3 1 2 2 2 3 NY Islanders— Named Terry Simpson Yount, Mil premier teams and placed the Spaniards in the quarterfinals Lamp 4 1-3 4 1 1 1 0 heod coach. 52191 38 09 .381 FUN! from Chris Conklin, who tripled ond Brazil vs. France, 3 p.m. P i^ e tt, Minn 84 283 53100 .353 against another surprising survivor, Belgium. • have singled for the Rad Sox. Mike Gilbert At Monterrey, Mexico Coudlll 1 0 0 0 0 2 Toronto — Head coach Don Malo- Hrbek, Minn Milwaukee neyreslgnad. 82 233 48 77 .330 In Mexico City, England received two goals from Gary Lineker hod two hits for the Sox, while Steve West Germany vs. Mexico, 6 p.m. TODAY Rice, Bos 84 254 30 02 .3ZI Tramontana stroked a doulbe and Sunday, Juna 33 HIguera (W 95) 9 8 1 1 2 8 7;M p.m. — Cubs vs. Mats, SportsChan- S#6CW Bell, Tor to beat Paraguay 3-0 and set up a politically charged meeting iilanrl)pfltrr HpraI^ Lanrxi pitched to 1 batter In 8fh. Wichita (M ISL) — Named Chorlle 84 255 30 02 .322 Chris Word doubled. For the Tigers, At Mexico City neLWKHT. Easier, NY 57 200 27 84 .320 649-5241 with Argentina. It will be the first major sports competition Tom Cosgrove hpd two hits and ployed Argentina vs. England, 3 p.m. T — 2:34. A— 21652. Cooke head coach; promoted assistant JAottlngly, n Y 65 E. Centar Streat Umpires— Home, Clark; lb, Shu- 7:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. Blue Jays, 85 274 40 05 .310 wall dafansively and Tony Kanstaus- At Pueblo, Mexico ChonnellLWPOP. general manager Steve Shood to general Carter, CIsv 81 235 35 72 .306 between the countries since the 1982 Falkland Islands War. Spain vs. Belgium, 6 p.m. lod(; a, Morrison; a, McKean. manager. c a ll 647^946 Maochaatar, Ct. kos and Rob LeClare each hod two hits. O'Brien,' Tex 82 210 37 88 .303 / P » — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 19. 1W8 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurwlav. June 19. 1986 - 1» BUSINESS CLASSIFIED A D ^^n SIN G 643-2711

N o tic e s CAMBRIDCTREP^S Highlights BuilnMk Proporty...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment.... j90" IRA withdrawal rules in 3 stages Resort P ro p erty...... 26 Bookkeeplnp/Income Tax ...... S4 Lost/Found...... 01 Office/Retall Equipment...... /. 81 Personals...... 02 Mortoooes...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellno...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATES: 1 to 5 (toys: 90 cents per line per doy. Rating Movie Quality Announcements...... 03 Wanted to B oy...... 28 PalntlnB/Paperlnp...... S6 Boots and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. QUESTION: made by April 1, following the year gradually decline. Auctions...... 04 RoofIng/SIdIno...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Do you think the quality of American movies has improved in the Y o u have In which you reach age 7DV$. The Financial...... 05 R e n ta ls Flooring...... S8 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Mlirinwm ctierga: 4 Hnee. last fevtf years, gotten worse, or has it stayed about the same? warned people Internal Revenue Service made an QUESTION: Who determines Electrical ...... S9 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Rooms for R ent...... 31 with individual exception for people who turned "life expectancy” for IRA and Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for S a le ...... 87 DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 retirement ac­ In vestors’ 70>A In 1985. They won’t have to Keogh plan withdrawals purposes Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published TuMdoy through Saturday, the counts and Help Wanted...... n Condominiums for R ent__ ...... 33 Services W anted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 make their first mandatory with­ for people past age TOW? I have Homes for R ent...... deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Keogh self- G u id e Situation W anted...... 12 ------34 drawal until Dec. 31,1986. been on medication from prelimi­ Store/Office Space...... 35 For advertisements to be published Monday.. i Movie quality improved 14% employed re­ Business Opportunities...... 13 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. nary ventricular contractions Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise I Movie quality same 29% tirement plans William A. Doyle Instruction...... '...... 14 QUESTION: I have both an IRA since 1980. Should my doctor Industrial Property...... 37 A u t o m o t iv e that they must Employment Services ...... IS Holldoy/Seasonal...... 71 I Movie quality worse and a Keogh plan. I am 68 and have predict my life expectancy, due to Miscellaneous for R ent...... 38 READ YOUR AO. Classified advertisements are withdraw the Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars tor Sole...... 91 I'm been withdrawing the interest this heart condition? Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 taken bv telephone as o convenience. The m inim um Trucks/Vansfqr Sole...... 92 ILiH from my IRA and the dividends Reol Estate Wanted to Rent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallefl'4 ...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one amounts re­ from my Keogh plan since I ANSWER: Your physician Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Homes for S a le ...... 21 TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/MOi.'^.ds...... 94 quired after they pass age 70>A, disabled pays whatever income became 65. I have not withdrawn might be able to come up tOfth a Machinery and Tools...... 76 the originol Insertion. Errors which do not Condominiums tor Sole...... 22 S e rv ic e s Auto Services...... 95 adding. " I f you under-withdraw, tax applies on that money — plus a any of the principal I put Into these reasonable prediction about how Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen, the value of the advertisement will not the revenooers will hit you with tax 10 percent penalty tax. That long it will be before you leave this Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 be corrected bv on additional Insertion'. accounts. Investment Property ...... ” ! ]! 24 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 equal to 50 percent of the amount penalty might be hiked to 15 In view of the fact that I have vale of tears. But that will cut no Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 you should have taken out.” percent by the tax overhaul bill been withdrawing interest and ice on your IRA or Keogh plan I am a female, SOW, and I want to wending its way through Congress. dividends, will I still be required to mandatory withdrawals. start taking money out of my IRA Between ages SB>A and 70>A, begin withdrawing a percentage of ( ' now. What is the minimum amount you’re allowed to withdraw any the principal, as of April 1 The withdrawal percentages re­ I am required to withdraw in order amount you please from your IRA following the year I became TO'A? quired from IRAs and Keogh plans Notices Source Survey of me U S adult population by Cambridge Reports. Cambridge. MA to avoid this 50 percent penalty? are determined by average life HELP WANTED HELP WANTED c t986 Cambridge Reports Inc Distributed by King Features Syrxttcate or Keogh plan. On your income tax return, you report and pay tax on ANSWER: You'll be required to expectancies of American males ANSWER: For you. there's no the money withdrawn as ordinary begin withdrawals, calculated as a and females. On average, women LOST Part Time Sales Persan. Clerical - Full time office Laundry. Immediate op­ Grit Blaster. Mechani­ Hairstylist (2) Full time. Brand New Listing! 11 All real estate'advertised minimum withdrawal required income. percentage of the total value of live longer than men. No excep­ Immediate opening for position 40 hours a week, ening for person willing to cally Inclined Individual Clients waiting. No follow­ Very clean 3 bedroom In the Manchester Herald AND FOUND year round work, Thurs­ Monday thru Friday, 8am work noon-4pm. Mon-FrI to mask In Air Craft parts. Is subject to the federal and no penalty. You can take as After you pass age 70‘A. you are each account. That percentage tions are made for people with J ing necessary. Call Com­ ranch In quiet family much as you like out of your IRA day nights and Saturday a to 4pm. Reliability and and alternate weekendfs. Experience preferred but mand Performance of neighborhood In Tolland. Fair Housing Act of 1968, Business In Brief required to start making IRA and starts off low and increases each heart conditions or any other must. Weekday hours occuraev Important. Ex­ Excellent starting rate. will train If necessary. Manchester. Ask for First floor family room, which mokes it Illegal to and pay only regular income tax — Keogh plan withdrawals at a rate year, as you get older. alltnents. Lost 3 colored grey and white Cot. Answers to also available. Apply Dia­ perience using adding ma­ For additional Informa­ Apply between 9am and Carol. 643-8339. fireplace, full basement, advertise any preference, no penalty. at least sufficient to take all the If your IRA and Keogh plans are You’ll find a complete list of mond Showcase, Man­ chine, typing skills help­ tion, call Manchester 2pm. Flanagan Brothers. fully Insulated. Pretty set­ limitation or discrimina­ There are three stages of age TOOH, Lost Laurel St. Stocks lower in active trading money out over your life expec­ earning high interest and divi­ those life expectancy tables in area. Call 646-2312, chester Parkade. ful. Apply In person. Manor, 646-0129. 633-9474. Delivery Person. Full ting I Offered at $115,900. tion based on race, color, covered by IRA and Keogh plan tancy or the joint life expectancy dends, the required withdrawals rather complicated tables in IRS Reward. Prague Shoe Company, time. Steady Employ­ Jackson 8, Jackson Real religion, sex or national NEW YORK — Prices opened lower today in active trading of withdrawal regulations. Let's go for you and your IRA or Keogh plan might be lower than the money Publication 575. Those tables come Commission drivers 200 Pitkin Street East Easy Assembly Work! Babysitter Needed. Ma­ ment. Time and Vi after 40 Estote, 647-8400.______origin, or an Intention to through them one-by-one. beneficiary. You can, of course, In especially handy in determining needed. Call Clyde 646- Hartford. $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ ture woman to look otter hours. Paid holidays, va­ make any such prefer­ New York Stock Exchange issues. your accounts are earning. In that Lost Cat. 6 month old Manchester- New listing Under the present rules, anyone make withdrawals larger than the joint life expectancy, when the age female. Grey and black 1140 Anytime. teed payment. No Sales. two girls age 6 8, 7 In my cation and Insurance. ence, limitation or dis­ The Dow Jones industrial average, which gained 3. l6to 1868.94 case, if you make only the required Administrative Assistant - Detalls~Send stamped en­ $117,000. Beautiful Con­ who makes a withdrawal from an minimum amounts required. of an IRA or Keogh plan benefi­ stripes. Lost near Notch Andover home, on Mon­ Flexible hours. Ithme- crimination. The Herald Wednesday, was down 4.27 to 1864.67 shortly after the market withdrawals, the value of your Dental Hygenist-Parf Growing company seek­ velope: ELAN-173, 3418 days, 8qm-5:30pm. Call dlateopening. Apply Man­ dominium In very desira­ will not knowingly accept 9 IRA or Keogh plan before reaching Rd. In Bolton. Answers to opened. The rules say your first manda­ accounts will increase for a ciary is used to calculate the time, hours Bam-4:45pm. ing qualified person with Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, after 7pm, 742-5486. chester Tobacco & Candy ble area! One bedroom, any advertisement which 59>/i or becoming permanently tory withdrawal will have to be number of years — and then mandatory withdrawals. the name Skippy. Re­ Declines led advances 543-266 among the 1.229 issues crossing ward. 647-1371. Quality oriented Glaston­ verbal skills, responsibili­ FL., 33482.______Company, 299 Greeen Rd., large Iving room with Is In violotlon of the law. bury practice. Warm, ties Include group Insu­ Manchester. fireplace, fully ap- the New York Stock Exchange tape. 1 friendly sfaff. No Satur­ rance, administration Clerk Typist - Word/Data pllanced and all furnish­ Five Family. Beautiful Early turnover amounted to about 6.902.500 shares. days. 633-3509. personnel records and of­ Processing - Performs re­ Part or Full Time. Wee- ings are IncludedI Move- modern units In an Infla­ I fice supplies Inventory sponsible clerical work; knlghts 2 to 10pm and/or In condition! Unfinished tion hedging business Insurers ANNOUNCEMENTS Dietary Manager Assist­ and purchasing. Salary maintains filing system; Manager, Assistant Man­ weekends. Flexible $4.00 second floor with room zoned location! Must See! Yields on two-year notes fall ant tor SNS/ICF. Part $250-5320 weekly depend­ performs such other du­ ager and Cashier for high to start. Self serve snack tor expansion, call today "We guarantee our Emergency? In Manches­ time variable hours In­ ing on experience. Please ties as may be assigned. shop ottendent. Call Atlas for a private showln- houses” Blanchard 8, Ro- WASHINGTON — Yields on two-year Treasury notes fell to volume self-serve gas sta­ setto 646-2482.______ter, dial 911 tor fire, cluding some weekends. call for on appointment Minimum qualifications tion. Starting pay $25,000 Birch Hill. 644-3610. gl!Realty World, 646- Include ability to type 7.04 percent in Wednesday’s auction, the lowest level since April. grumbling police, medical help. Experience preferred but 8:30 am to 12:30pm plus. Apply at Manchester 7709.O Gracious Colonlal-This The average yield was down from 7.20 percent at the last will train qualified appli­ Prague Shoe Company, accurately at 40 wpm. Texaco, 172 Demlng St or Reliable energetic person Data entry experience Superb 10 room contem­ classic home has 3 gener­ auction on May 21 and was the lowest since 6.68 percent in April. NEVER PLACED a want cants possessing dietary Administrative Office, coll 644-4578. wanted to help with resi­ ous bedrooms, I ’/z baths, od? There’s nathing to It manager certificate. 282-9074. preferred. Starting salary dential cleaning. Bonding porary — Dream kitchen, The sale attracted bids totaling $26.7 billion, with $9.75 billion $13,105. Excellent fringe 4 bedrooms, S'/z baths, den, Florida room and about law ... lust dial 643-2711 and (CDM). Excellent hourly Babysitter Wanted. Mon­ and Insured. Call collect much more! We Guaran­ actually sold. The notes will carry a coupon rate of 7percent. with wage and benefit pack­ Home health assistant benefits. To obtain appli­ 651-9846. professional dark room. a $10,000 note selling for $9,992.70. we’ll help you word and day thru Friday, 10am to tee our Homes! Blan­ place your ad. age. Apply In person or part time. Room and cation call 721-9501. In-law apartment. Secur­ MIAMI (UPI) — A radical new Appllcatlons-resume 2pm. Please call after ity alarm. Snuggled on chard 8, Rossetto Real send resume to Meadows board, plus salary, to take 6:00, 646-9788. Bookeepter. Apply In per­ Estote, 646-2482.0______insurance law rolling back com­ Manor, 333 Bidwell St., care of 2 elderly people. must be submitted no son. The Andrew Ansaldi over 1 acre with view of later than June 27, 1986. pond and nature. Every Perkin-Elmer cuts work force mercial liability rates has sparked Manchester, Ct., 06040. Ask for Denise, 649-9453. Swimming Instructors tor Company, 186 Bidwell St., Superior Manchester In­ a crisis in the insurance industry, attention M. Burdick, Die­ Connecticut Housing Fi­ Manchester. amenity possible. Call tor vestment. Immaculate Employment nance Authority, c/ Philip girls resident camp In full details. $295,000. NORWALK — The Perkin-Elmer Corp. says it is reducing its but state regulators are not tary Manager. Driver-Gasoline Tanker. Stafford Springs, Ct. Call vinyl sided 4-6 two family 14.800-person work force by approximately 2 percent. Must have Class I License A. Johnson, Manager, Laborer tor Pipeline Con­ Strano Real Estate, 647- house. The second floor swayed by the grumbling. AA/EEO - Personnel, 40 684-7821 or 677-2667 tor 7653. o The cutback is due to corporate restructuring. Horace G. & Education Truck Drivers Wanted. 2-5 and a clean driving re­ application. struction. Must have apartment has 3 bed­ The new law. passed after Cold Spring Rd., Rocky rooms plus a small study! McDonell. the chairman and chief executive officer, said years experience. Call cord. Benefits: 5 paid transportation and be de­ midnight in the frenzied final hours 677-2626. holidays and paid vaca­ Hill, CT 06067. CHFA Is an pendable. Top wages East Hartford- Price Re­ Recent heating system, Wednesday. of the legislative session, rolls AA/EEO Employer. M/F. Counselors for girls resi­ duced I $81,900. Owner bath and kitchen. Nicely tion. Year round work, dent camp In Stafford paid. 649-6087. He said that reductions are being made in all areas of the back business liability rates 40 Reliable Babysitter not seasonal. Call Mon­ wants sale of this versatile treed lot with 2 car gar­ Auto and Truck Mechan­ Springs, Ct. Call 684-7821 home! It can be used as a company's worldwide operations and primarily include percent and gives the state insu­ HELP WANTED Needed. Monday thru Fri­ day thru Friday, 243-5457. or 677-2667forappllcatlon. Cashler-Sunday Only. Ex­ age! This home fits our rance commissioner new authority ics - Immediate opening. home, an office, or both! town’s slogan of "The administrative and manufacturing positions. day mornings only. perienced cashier needed Features 3 bedrooms, Perkin-Elmer will provide outplacement, education and to review rates and order rebat es if Month of July. Broad St. Bartender. Part time Experienced only with as supervisor. Must be City of Village Charm” . Part Time Inserters own tools. 647-9552. Housekeeper/Companlon very large yard, detached Ottered In the $140’s... We assistance programs to the released employees, a company they cannot be justified. wanted. Call 647-9946, ask area. Call 646-3867.> nights and weekend. - to assist older convalesc­ reliable and mature. garage In rear Is In need of J Apply Manchester Coun­ Apply in person. Highland guarantee our homes!... spokesman said. The legislators also capped the for Bob. Mechanically Inclined - ing woman. Call 635-0824, repairs. Home needs mi­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto 646- amount of pain-and-sufferingdam- Carpenters-Would you try Club. 646-0103. leave message. Park Market, 317 High­ like a good paying lob? If Growing golf car concern land St., Manchester. nor TLC and some paint. 2482.______ages a jury can award at $450,000 in Manchester Insurance, looking tor quality me­ Really a great opportun­ agency has an opening for you are experienced In all Part Time Banquet setup Orthodontic office seeks ity In hard to find price Do Drop In....To make an an effort to reverse the trend phases of commercial and cleaning. Morning chanic trainee to repair Babysitter needed In my FInast names financial officer toward million dollar damage o port time secretary., gasoline and ele'tric golf assistant, experienced range. Call today or it appointment with us to Typing and telephone work, rough fo finish, with hours. Apply Manchester preferred but will train home days tor 2 girls ages awards. a minimum of 3 years Country Club. 646-0103. cars. Full benefit package 4 and 5. Summer only. Call may be too late.! Realty see this great Colonial In WINDSOR LOCKS — First National Supermarkets Inc. has skills are Important. Insu­ Including Insurance, uni­ the right person. Send World, 646-7709.O______Forest Hills. St. Charles announced the promotion of Don DeSantis to the position of At least 10 companies promptly rance and computer skills experience call Kim af resume to PO Box 2356, after 4:30. 647-7621. kitchen, master bedroom announced they would fight the 229-6556. forms, profit sharing and Huge Master — Manches­ treasurer and chief financial officer. experience helpful but not overtime. Brueban Corp., Vernon, CT 06066. suite, 2 car garage, walk­ rollback by refusing to write new essential. 649-2891. HOMES ter, $108,900. ’’Lvdall out basement. Many fine DeSantis, who joined First National in 1979 as vice president, Receptionist wanted for 25 West Rd., Bolton 06040. U commercial liability policies in Some places require expe­ FOR SALE Woods” Williamsburg 3 features. $177,500. Jack- corporate services for the Ohio division, was promoted to finance local real estate com­ 647-1774. QD Florida and others hinted at Management Trainee. rience; We give it! Our bedroom Colonial Includ­ son 8i Jackson Real Est­ pany. Evening hours and Part Time Inserters group vice president in February 1985. pofisible lawsuits attacking the Entry leyel position for natlonqlly recognized Nice — Manchester ing 12X22 living room/dln- ate, 647-8400. Sat. available. Call Janet wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Accounts Payable Coordi­ Ing area. 1st floor family A company spokesman said Wednesday that DeSantis will bill's constitutionality. Personal ambitous Individual. for Bob. nator - 1 plus years expe­ multi unit retail chain Is $105,000. GambolattI built at 643-1591. currently seeking a per­ room and laundry. Many have responsibility for accounting, ifianagement information insurance is not affected. Company has profit shar­ rience, preparation of Colonial with bullt-lns ga­ EUREKA!!! Just llsfed- ing program and both son to assist our area condominium features services, tax. internal audit and employee benefits in both the "This is the worst insurance Hair Stylists and Supervi­ Invoices for payment, re­ lore. 2 bedrooms Includin Super 4 family to llve-ln or local and national growth Medical Office Assistant. manager. Your time will 12X17 master. 12x20 fire- with your own lot and tor Investment. 4 rooms In Eastern and Ohio divisions. legislation we have seen.” Albert Immediate opening. Var­ sors Wanted-For busy solve vendor's Inquiries, very low maintenance opportunities. 649-4563. salon In Vernon, part time able to work independ­ be spent working In our placed living room. I'/z each apartment. Newer Abend, spokesman for Aetna Life ied duties with direct pa­ Vernon store as well as baths, garage. Nicely fee. I'/z baths, garage, roof, windows, gutters tient contact. Full time or full time. Flexible ently and use 10 key built In 1985. D.W. Fish 4 Casualty in Hartford, Conn., UPI photo Painter & Helper. Good hours. No following ne­ calculator, CRT knowl­ learning the sales, mer­ landscaped yard. D.W. and exterior paint, fenced said. "Until this we viewed Florida wages for hard working position. Benefits availa­ chandising and personnel Realty, 643-1591 or 871- N yard. Owner occupied tor Carbide to expand production ble. Reply to PO Box 1455, cessary. Call Manager. edge a plus. GSP offers an Fish, 643-1591.0 1400. □ as a pretty good place to write dependable person. 246- 875-0588. excellent benbetits pack­ functions of the area man­ many years. Offered at Rockville, CT 06066. ager. This Is a growth DANBURY — The Union Carbide Corp. will expand its insurance.” Bed tent 7101 9am-4pm. age which includes medi­ Manchester - lovely older $179,900. Jackson 8, Jack- opportunity that can de­ son Real Estate, 647-8400. production of alkyl alkanolamines. which are used in the Abend said Aetna had lost $67 Computer Education Comouter-Tvplst Opera­ cal, dental and life Insu­ 3 or 4 bedroom Colonial. tor. 50 to 60 WPM and rance, pension plan and velop Into a salaried man­ All hardwood floors. production of textiles, automotive products and phamaceuticals. million on its Florida underwriting The front wheel of a Hide N Sleep bed supported by plastic rods and fit over a Coordinator: Superin­ agement position. We operations in the last five years, tendent of schools Is seek­ diversified duties. E.Hart- tuition reimbursement. Clean and spacious. One the company has announced. tent — this one is a van — is inspected at standard twin mattress. The styles ford location. Excellent Qualified candidates offer a good starting wage car garage. Beautiful but thought its financial perfor­ Outside Sales., Monday ing qualified applicants of $4 per hour plus a full Union Carbide plans to expand its production of the chemical Springs Industries Performance Div­ range from a doll’s house to battle tents for the following position: working conditions and should apply at our facil­ yard. $96,900. Contone In larger Sizes Mesh Slippers intermediates by 35 percent at its plant in South Charleston. mance would improve this year. thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ benefits. For a dependa­ ity or send a resume with benefit package. Commis­ Realty. 178 East Center He said Aetna, instead of expand­ ision in New York. The company makes and provide children with plenty of cellent money. Call Computer Education sion and participation in a W.Va.. beginning this fall, said Joseph C. Soviero. president of Coordinator for the secon­ ble person with Interest In salary history to: Person­ St., Manchester. 646-5900. ing business in Florida, may go 11 models of bed tents which are room for imagination. Jeanne 647-9946. nel Dept., Gerber Scien­ quarterly bonus program. the company's specialty chemicals division. dary schools (7-12) of secure position. Contact Please call 569-2744 for an after new policies in states like Regional School District between 8:30am and 12:00 tific Products, Inc., 151 The company also plans a 25 percent expansion of its California. Washington and Con­ noon, Monday thru Fri­ Batson Drive, Manches­ Interview appointment. production of alkyl alkanolamines beginning within a year at its No. 8. Interested appli­ FotoMat Coro. EOE-M/F. HELP WANTED necticut. which he said have more cants should make Inquir­ day. Mrs. Palmer, 289- ter, CT 06040. EOE Montreal East Plant of Union Carbide Canada Ltd.. Soviero said favorable regulations. ies to Diana R. Vecchione, 9576. • M /F/H /V . Wednesday. Other companies that .said they Assistant Newspaper Assistant Superintendent Within the past year. Union Carbide announced the sale of State tobacco growers worried dealer wanted In Bolton. of Schools, 61 Main St., NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED will no longer write new commer­ Call 232-9989 between 9am billions of dollars worth of subsidiaries, including its automotive cial policies are: Cigna. Travelers, Hebron, CT. 06248.. Tel. GRAND OPENING IN MANCHESTER AREA 8< noon, Monday through 228-9417/643-4210. Inquiry Tired of Working products division. The automotive division, sold for $800 million, U.S. Fidelity & Guaranty, Contin­ Friday. Ask for Michael. produced such familiarbrandnamesasGIad. PrestoneandSTP. ental. Cincinnati Insurance. Home deadline - Friday, June 20, Comfort Inn for Someone Else? 1986. Equal Opportunity Adamt St. 446-597 Insurance Co. Investors Insurance about shortage of summer help Attendant-For busy full Employer. Aoute 83. Vernon. Front Here’s your chance to Dearlleld S I III «and TransAmerica Insurance. service gas station. Mon­ desk part time. House be in business tor Farndale SL all Kollmorgen anticipates losses State Farm, the biggest insurance Bv The Associated Press says the state’s strong economy day thru Friday, 3pm to Airlines Now Hiring. Res- keepers full and part yourself — without in­ writer in Florida, said it would $4 an hour. 8pm. Apply In person ervatlonlsts, flight attend­ Foxi»’oft SL 50-86 has enabled the students to be time. Please fill out ap­ vesting a nickel of your STAMFORD — The Kollmorgen Corp. has announced it tighten its underwriting rules on Mulnite admits that working Barry's Texaco, 318 ants and ground crew own money. Call Lsnnmore SL all anticipates a second-quarter loss of between $2 million and $3 With harvest for shade tobacco pickier about where they work this tobacco is hard, hot and tiring. But Adams St., Manchester. positions available. Call plication at the front business policies. less than two weeks away, Connec­ summer. West Middle Tpke. 501-542 million rather than the marginally profitable quarter predicted The state insurance commis­ he said it builds muscles, stamina 1-619-565-1630 ext. A1324 desk. Quality Inn, Route Dan Ricard - 563-8041 ticut growers say they are worried Tobacco farmers traditionally New State Rd. 106-238 earlier this year. sioner’s office was unswayed by and character. Aide needed for male for details. 24 hours. 83, Vernon. Training about seeing their profits wither in hire high-school students because Mutual of Omaha Jellerton SL III The company said Wednesday the additional losses were due to the withdrawals. A spokeswoman Quads personal care. AM starting next week. the fields because of a shortage of they are allowed to work for $3 per "It’s an education that that and PM hours. 643-0805. Equal Opportunity Company M/T. renewed softness in the if.S. electronic interconnections market, said there are many firms still Opening July ISth. Kenwood SL all teen-age summer workers. hour, compared with the minimum people can’t get out of school or a sharp drop in orders from domestic and European industrial writing new policies. SO-FRO FABRICS EOE / A/A Tolland Tpke. 472-525 "The youth don’t seem to want to wage of $3.37 per hour. books,” he said. motor customers and an increase in expenses for the "The insurance lobby has been Waitress and Cook H«lp Wontid Union PI. III farm anymore.” said Albert B. State labor laws allow lower- With unemployment in Connec­ Wanted. All shifts, part development of new infrared scanners. very successful in Florida up until Would you like to enjoy a Gilman, assistant manager at the than-minimum wages for those ticut second lowest in the country time and full fime. Apply Union SL 133-264 this year.” said Michelle McLa- liberal discount while work­ "The downturn in the interconnections market was a surprise Windsor Shade Tobacco Co. coop­ under 18 who work for farmers at 3.6 percent, many traditional In person. Luigi's 649-5325. Strickland SL all whorn. spokeswoman for the insu­ ing In a fabric and craft at­ to us.” said James E. Swiggett. company president and chief erative in Hartford. employing eight or more workers. summer jobs are going begging. AUTOMOTIVE SALES Oxiord SL III rance department. “ They are used mosphere? Part time stu­ executive officer. ‘We re getting gray hair and Leonard A. Mulnite of Mulnite Ficks said. Painter 8, helper, good to getting what they want.” wages for hard working dents and mother hours Automotive Sales Person to sell new and used Cambridge SL 14-100 ulcers.” lamented Janet R. Car- Farms Inc. of East Windsor said he cars and trucks for one of Manchester's oldest She said the companies are “ There are a lot of jobs right dependable person. 246- available. Full time and en­ Marble SL III ville, assistant secretary at the usually hires 200 to 300 students, try level assistant managers and most reliable dealerships selling America’s “ shooting themselves in the foot” across the board and a lot pay 7101, 9am-4pm. McCabe SL III C r o c h e t Teleconcepts adds telephone device C.F, Woodford & Son Inc. farm in "from the day they get out of positions available. For #1 cars. because the customers they reject above minimum wage.” he said. Slock Place III Avon. "We find that the kids school to the day they go back.” more information stop In SMAU / NEWINGTON — The Teleconcepts Corp. has announced an now they could lose permanently "Young people have become more Weeknlghfs 2 fo 10. Cash­ Excellent pay plan with guarantee plus com­ around here don’t want to work.” But this year, he only has 50 ier, mature adult. Salary. and fill out an application In North Main SL 350-406 medium/ agreement with a Texas firm to produce a telephone designed to once new self-insurance groups get sophisticated and knowledgeable mission, new demo, retirement plan, major C. Richard Ficks, a spokesman students lined up. and said he’ll 427 Hartford Rd., Man- our Manchester store. 1151 Forest St. 30-120 LARGE 9 take advantage of new equal-access competition between long and many are looking for work medical, paid vacation plus many more bene­ off the ground. for the state Department of Labor. chesfer. Apply between Tolland Tpke. distance service companies. have to hire older workers at up to related to their academic future.” fits. Apply in person to Oils SL 20-70 8am to 2pm. East Center SL 25-200 odd only Under the agreement. Professional Circuits Unlimited of Mr. Tom Duff, Carter Chevrolet, Inc. Midland, Texas, will provide a "Smart Line Emulatai^ to be Center SL 11-225 1229 Main Street, Manchester, CT • 646-6464 Knox SL incorporated in telephones produced by Teleconcepts?^ FIELD HOCKEY SPECIAL all 8207 •4S1VN 5972 Carbide exec says industry can’t be risk-free M-50 The device provides a means for distributing sonie central COACH EDUCATION Valley SL III office switching functions to the residence at a savings to the Newman SL all Sew-Simple lingerie for would take care of safety.” TEACHER Comfortable open-mesh independent long distance telephone service companies, officials HARTFORD (AP) - Despite the the agency inspected the com­ every year,” Browning said. “ The The Manchester Rosmery Rd. III the woman with the fuller chemicai industry's "severe self- Browning, speaking to members pany’s Institute plant in West BUSINESS FORMS ORDER PROCESSER slippers are easily cro­ said. company’s goal is to do better Board of Education is The Manchester Cottage SL 72-82 figure. cheted from mercerised examination" following the Bho­ of the Connecticut Public Health Virginia. every year and we always have.” seeking a field Board of Education is Rapidly expanding Business Forms No. 8207 with Photo- cotton. Great for travel­ Association and Yankee Confer­ Maple SL 25-06 Guide ii in Sixes 88 to 60. pal, India, chemical disaster, the Monday’s meeting in Washing­ Browning said the industry is hockey coach at seeking a special Company seeks a highly motivated, detail ing. industry will never be risk-free, ence of Environmental Health ton, D.C., will be the first between Foiler SL - 69-100 Sixe 40, 44 bust . . . slip, No. 5972 has crochet di­ Dravo gets contract from CRRA better than ever at prevention. Manchester High education teacher, oriented Individual with previous business 8 yards 46-inch; half-alip, says Union Carbide Corp.’s top Association on Wednesday, said the two since OSHA slapped Pearl SL 2-60 rections for Small, Me­ "The Bhopal disastercaused our School. Start August effective September. forms experience to train Into our order 1% yards; panties, 1% PI'TTSBURGH — DravoCorp. Monday said its Dravo Wellman safety executive. the chemical industry and local Carbide with a record $1.37 million Spruce SL dium and Large Sizes in­ industry to undertake the most 1986. Must be certi­ Must have at least 5 processing dept. Experience with custom 74-108 yards. clusive. Division has been given a $2.2 million contract to design,supply “ We believed that our expertise communities must work together fine for the alleged violations. RIenwood SL severe self-examination in its fied and qualified. years experience, as forms design, layout and pricing Is essen­ 86-189 T» OMBL w l $»-« * f * is«> and erect a clamshell bucket coal unloader for the Connecticut and our emphasis on safety was to "insure the best emergency OSHA said ' 130 of the alleged history/* he said. According to Salary range, a teacher In an ado­ tial. Responsibilities include: computer­ Lyndile SL all psttwa, M 9 tsr pertags iK T i order, n o d $2J0, tor sack Resource Recovery Authority. enough protection for everyone, protection for everyone.” violations were “ conscious, overt pattcra, plat MC tar putape aad Browning, the scrutiny involved $1,430-$1,870. Send lescent day treatment SWernut SL all The stationary machine will handle incoming shipments of inside plants and out, but the Browning’s comments came a and willful.” ■the way we handle, manufacture ized order entry, forms layout, and vendor aaaailag. applications and re­ program. Contact Dr. ■ Hickory SL all coal to the South Meadow Station of Connecticut Light & Power tragedy put an end to that day after it was announced that On Wednesday. Browning said store and \ransport dangerous /customer Interaction. Good typing skills Co. in Hartford, Dravo said. attitude.” said Jackson B. Brown­ Union Carbide officials will meet that 129 of the 130 “ willful” chemicals. sumes to Mike Sim­ Wilson E. Deakin, Jr.-, required and data entry experience a plus. Ferguson Rd. 121-360 i n s iiH M a s f AMfleai ing, vice president of Union with Occupational Safety and violations involved record keeping mons, Athletic Direc­ Manchester Board of Comprehensive benefit package Includes Girth Rd. 0-24 Ptlst NauSiMinM nitt Ilf Nmt Tcrk, K.T. laeso The CL&P generating facility is being renovated to burn a In December 1984. a gas leak at CMC, s tils Mb Ow sad l l n . Prist Naas, ASOrast u iu ZIP combination of coal and processed municipal waste through the Carbide’s health, safety and envir­ Health Administration representa­ and the other violation was "a Union Carbide’s plant In Bhopal ted, Manchester High Education, 4S N. malor medical, dental and life Insurance COuC asa StpIS NaakSf. School, 134 E. Middle New FASHION with Resource Recovery Authority’s Mid-Connecticut Project, Dravo onmental affairs. tives Monday to present their substantial safety problem,” killed more than 2,ooo people and School St., Manches­ plan.jQuallfled Individuals should send re­ MANCHESTER HERALD special Grace Cola Cidlee- SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ said. "The day is gone when a appeal of 221 alleged violations which he did not specify. Injured thousands of others. It has Tpke., Manchester, ter, CT 06040 - 647- sumes fo Manchester Herald, 16 Bralnard tioa for larger siaes; plus lections and a F R E E chemical company could, in effect.. cited by the agenpy. "The company has continued to been called the worst industrial GT 06040. EOE. 3451. EOE. Place, Box F, Manchester, CT 06040. Call NOW 647-9946 2 PCNliS &>upoHl Pattern Section tin the ALBUM. JnatsH-M. teli the public not lo wurry.qhat it The violations Wiere alleged after improve its safety performance accident in history. Price . $2J0 80 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thuraday, June 19, 1986 FOCUS TAG SALE SIGN School measure History museum Cocaine rumored Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? spurs, confusion to open Saturday in death of Bias The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad. you’ll receive ... page 3 ... page 11 ... page 15 ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments Of The Herald. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER

HOMES [ 3 ]^ ROOMS KIT ‘N‘ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright FOR SALE FOR RENT Rare Find...Distinctive 5 Room tor rent. Kitchen BUSINESS & Sm KF blREpORV UJAlTA/WNOTE. WHy bedroom Garrison Colon­ priveledges, on busline, WOOI/DONE^OFTTIOse UlanrliFstrr HrralJi ial on private 6.8 acre lot! close to center of town <«tp«cei3y BAttsBe ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm The grounds and yard 646-7066. surrounding this home PAMTMD/ M s e a i^ D u s gjjMSraiAIIEOMS FDPRlMCi? must be seen to be aoprle- Female Only. Large fur­ CHILD CARE PAPEHNID on temcED IRERWCER clated. Truly a nature nished room with kitchen t ■IMF! 25 Cents lover's paradise! There priveledges and utilities. Name vewr own price r - Howkes Tree Service A.. Henry Pertonollxed Friday, June 20, 1986 are two large, cleared On bus line. Call 647-9813. Father and son. Fost, Bucket Truck & Chipper. town Care-Comelct# areas that are lust waiting deoendoble service. Stump ftemovol. three lawn core ond iondscop- for vou to plant your own Large, furnished room WIN eaking only on condition he not who has access to classified osited the classified documents at Washington, as assistant air att­ growing family, must see 1 FOR RENT Oumos Electric ~Hoving deling and repairs. FR EE ffltong, Prunings, flower wat«r problems. accusing him of picking up classi­ ering possible further steps, the the prescribed location per the ache from late 1976 through 1980. to appreciate the natural Electrical Problems? 8b shrub plantings. Freo be identified, said the normal information, trying to “ arrange beauty of this home and estimates. Fully Insured. CMMBbyNEAjne fied documents left by an Air Force His current tour of duty began in East Hartford, older gen­ Telephone 643-6017, otter Need o large Or a smoll estimates. Coil 659-2436 Free BttlmaftM and release said. procedure when a diplomat is for him to function as a clandestine instruction of Izmaylov," who had property. Additional 4 tleman, 2 room efficiency, 6pm, 647-8509. Reoolr? We Spectotize in otter 5:30pm. written, guarantee. officer working with the FBI. It quoted FBI Director William caught “ red-handed” is to order agent of the Soviet Union and to promised him $20,000. the FB I October 1984. acres also available with all utilities, share a bath. Residenllal Work. Joseph Col. Vladimir M. Izmaylov. 43. Webster as saying the U.S. govern­ his expulsion. However, no deci­ obtain via that officer classified said. He was recently promoted to air the potential f6r subdivi­ HatehwayB founda* $72 weekly. 647-0069. Carpentry ond remodel­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. Odd Jobs-Polnting. win­ tions, eraoks, gravity I CARS CARS the Soviet air attache, was ar­ ment will not tolerate those who sion ha.s been made in the current United States defense After Izmaylov was detained at attache, making him the senior sion. Call today to see this Free EsttmoiM. 646-5253. dow cleaning, hedge- Soviet Air Force officer assigned one of a kind property, ing services — Complete FOR SALE FOR SALE rested Thursday night in nearby would steal American secrets case, he said. documents.” the site, he was taken to the F B I’s Manchester-4 rooms, with home repairs and remo­ /lown cutting. Coll Mark foeds, tiia linet, dry Fort Washington, Md.. the FB I “ and while those individuals may In addition to his position as air However, the U.S. officer, who Washington field office, the agency to the military office, the F B I said. offered at $199,900. Realty stoye, $500 monthly, se­ 649-569$ anytime. World, 646-7709.______deline. Quality work. Ref­ wells, sump pumps, 1981 Dodge Arles Station 1969 Volvo. 144 Automatic. curity deposit, call after erences, licensed and in­ window welia and $150. or best otter. Call 6pm. 649-8365. iHEATMfi/ Wagon, excellent condi­ East Hartford-92,500. sured. Coll 6464165. IPLUMRIliR Bookceolng fullchorge 14 drainage lines. tion, fully powered. $2400. 649-4908. Roomy Dutch Colonial years experience for Call 643-1727 after 6pm. featuring 6 large rooms, Studio type Apartment. small business. Write C B OVEfI 40 YEANS Partly furnished. Work­ IVj baths and garage. Fogarty Brothers— • Bo- N Bookeeplng, 47 Teresa BXiFENiBNCE. NE- 1982 Celica G T Alpine. ing single male adult pre­ tbroom remodeling; in­ Rd., Manchester, CT. , Retail prices increase, Perfect for those looking FENENCEO, State AM#M cassette with eq. TRUCKS/VANS for a good buy and are ferred. Lease, secutiry. independent Constriic- stallation water heaters, No Pets. 643-2880. Registered. Fully in­ New brakes & tires. $4,500. I FOR SALE willing to out In some ilon Co. Generoi Contrac­ gorbope disposals; toucct Coll 659-2436. repairs. 6494539. Vlso/M- sured. ALN BN T TLC . Lot of house tor the tors, custom home bund­ 1977 Chevy PIckuo-Vs Ton price. Joyce G. Epstein Manchester In nice loca­ ing and romodellng; osterCord accepted. ZUCCAROWATEN- 1977 Mercury Comet- Reol Estate. 647-8895.0 tion, with secluded yard. Double A Fence Co. Ex- with extra heavy springs, siding, excovotlon, etc. PROOFINQ, Hart­ Power brakes, power 6 cylinder, 7800 miles, 8 ending deflation period $595 plus utilities. Call Coll 4564865 or 4S6T21S. oert stockade ond roll steering, air condition, 6 Forest Hills-Large 4 bed­ 529-0299. fencing, repair or Installa­ ford 9S3-il00e or foot bed, power stearlng room, 2'/j bath colonial on tiJRliSKIiANEOUS cylinder, 51,700 miles. Call and power brakes. tion. Coll Tony Albert. Manchester S4t^ 649-2637. By t .r. Eosthom cul-de-sac. First floor Manchester-Coiy 2 bed­ i l l SERVICES 649-9906. AM/FM. $2,100. 742-5054. family room with fire­ room with bullt-ln micro- Excessive otobrevlotlons ■ ■,...... ■ ■ • 33B1 United Press International place, roomy eat-ln- 1981 Olds Cutlds-Four wave and nice yard. $495 abbreviate results! *s Odd lobs. Trucking. Lawn core, driveways Also, dampness- door, black. Air condi­ W ASHINGTON — Retail costs rose 0.2 percent in kltchen, spacious dining plus utilities. Call 529-0299. sure reoders umMrstond ropm. A real find for Home repairs. You name seated^ special weekly -proofing. Concrete tion, power steering, [^ C A M P E R S / May in pace with rising gas prices, ending a 90-day iConsumer Prices your od by ovoWIng ob- H, we do It. Free esti­ summer rote. Monches- power brakes, stereo, TRAILERS deflationary binge but not yet eroding real gains to $159,900. Joyce G. Epstein Manchester-Large, quiet, brevioHons. 443-2711. mates. Insured. 6434904. ter/Bolton. Call 6474447. walls and floors. Real Esfofe, 647-8895.a 1 bedroom apartment, $3,195. 643-0110. consumers over the first five months of the year, the available July 1, near bus 1981 Coleman Poo-Uo. Labor Department said today. Index Percent Change $135,000 — 3 Bedroom 1973 Ford LTD-AIr, good Sleeps 8, excellent condi­ The annual rate of deflation for the first five months Unadjusted Seasonally adjusted Colonial, large fireplaced to Hartford and 1-84. Air condition. $700 or best conditioning, hardwood tion. Many Extras. Ask­ of 1986 was 1.4 percent, a sharper drop in prices than 335 living room, hardwood offer. 646-3859 after ing $3,195. 649-5005. (1967-100) floor, oak molding, newer floors, appliances. $450 4:30.pm any start of a year on record. In contrast, prices rose kitchen, I'/j baths, vinyl Includes heat and hot by 3.8 percent in 1985, Bureau of Labor Statistics |Up0.2 JKY1B5F501301 appears, at the Court of Pro­ Weinberg encourag^ the gradu­ energy of Wendy Jarvis, and a truck who witnessed the incident 649-9404 or 647-1340. Wonted llve-ln compan­ No children under 14 ye­ extra accessories. Origi­ 1975G.M.C. Wagon A Horace Street woman was mother of three, and those of the bate on June 30, 1986 at 9:45 pra is^ Christopher Eaton be­ used his truck to pull Cohen’s ion for disabled male. ars of age allowed In field. nal cost approximately 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm A.M. ates to be aware of their potential. killed Thursday afternoon when unidentified man were taken to the Wanted to buy a house for Basic responsibility to JCD1471525322 out of the flames. The truck driver Please call 528-5741 tor $2000. Now $900. 646-2522 cassette. Good running 1977G.M.C. Pick UP Mary Lou Taylor, “ All things are possible." she cause he “sets high standards and the car she was riding in was state medical examiner’s office in $76,000 thru CHFA In Man­ HOMES sleep In apartment and be JACK PEAK goals for himself.” One graduate. left the scene after the Ellington chester or Coventry. No latest picking otter 5om. condition. $850. Call 659- 047-06 043-06 Clerk said. “ More dreams and more struck by a stolen vehicle speeding Farmington, state police said. An on call during the night. In Information. 2895. Andrea Landsberg. was Ml and rescue squad arrived. Real Estate Agents FOR RENT goals are yet to come” . fruitful labors north on Route 83 near . the * autopsy was scheduled to have exchange tor room and Peak said the Class of 1986 at the unable to attend. State police are asking him, or Please. 647-1105.______board. Coll ED 289-6260. Ellington Airport, state police said been performed this morning on Glastonbury 2 bedroom StrawberrIes-PIck your For Sale-1971 Torino. LEGAL NOTICE Wetherell Street school — which Some of the students got their the man to determine his identity any other witnesses, to call 566- Centered Acreage own at Lombardo's Berry ENDROLLS Runs, need's little work, TOWN OF ANDOVER students a bit of insight into this morning. house with complete In­ Mature older female serves the mentally ■ retarded, own chances to speak. from dental records, a spokeswo­ 7773. Wanted. For residential law apartment, 521-5234. Basket, 340 Forest ST., 27% width - 2S8 asking $99 or best otter: FINAL ACTION OF THE courage. Frank Armstrong said he was State police said Grace F. development either single roommate to shore ex­ East Hartford (Oft of 13% width - 2 for 259 875-7361 after 5.o p l a n n in g a ZONING COMMI$$ION socially and emotionally malad­ penses. 644-4048. justed. and physically handi­ “For without belittling the cour­ the first one in his family to Cammeyer. 41, of 19 Horace St., family or condominium. Forbes St.) Open from MUST be picked up at the age with which men have died, we was killed on impact at about 3 Call 346-4216. 8:30am to 8pm, 7 days a ttcut'’ “the'pion'i!in«''1 **?" Andover, Connec- capped — was one of the largest in graduate, adding that “ It wasn’t Manchester Herald Office 1976 Toyota Corolla-4 should not forget those acts of p.m. She was riding in a car driven week. Free containers. before 11 A.M. ONLY. speed, 82,000 miles. Good mou;iJVo apS?o"i"e“thf aDpt"SlSn?,'M V'a" Tnm'ffn“r T J ' the last few years. Last year. 19 easy to get where I am now” He LOTS/LAND courage with which men have urged all students at ROTC to “ try by Linda A. Cohen. 40. of Ellington TODAY’S HERALD LOTS/LAND WANTED Coll 569-721 6 tor Condition. Dependable wSSdiorkTnS ihSp.'” 0««POtton tor 0 students graduated. Peak said. I FOR SALE Information. tronsportotlon. Call after Weinberg employed a quote lived,” she read. “ A man does to finish and get a real good job." that was traveling southbound FOR SALE TO RENT what he must — in spite of personal when it was struck head-on in the 6pm. 647-0801. C ? n '? )& W h t^ "^ R o “It’e"No"'6"wS,rh^*'’'i°5^ from John F. Kennedy to give the Through tears, Diane McCarthy H told the audience, “you are so southbound lane by a car reported Index IRECREATIONAL Datsun B210 Light Blue, special to me.” stolen by an unidentified man Police promotions I EQUIPMENT TAG SALES 1980 five speed drive. Very “ When I first came to this school earlier in the day. police said. 20 page*, 2 ••ctlona SOUTHWEST NH good condition. Must Sell. .*;rwT.rer7;rnTr" i;f«S 5 In one of the largest promotions Reliable working couple I was scared, she said, “ but not The man driving the northbound in years, four Manchester police 649-2647. Graduate is mourned A d v i r A 14 with 2 quiet teenaged boys 20 Inch. Little Ladles bike, Tag Sale - Polly Flonders, anymore.” car, who was also killed on impact, officers were elevated to the rank 9 Acres - $16/900 blue. $35.00 tel. 643-6913.0 Carters, Lacoste clothing. could not be identified because the R i i f t i n A < « 0 seeks large two or three Chevrolet Manza, 1980, 2 Andrea Landsberg, who was completed the work to earn her To the mandatory strains of of sergeant this morning during a Infants to size 14 boys and vehicle burst into flames and his (?lfi«^ifioH IB-19 bedroom apartment or door hatchback. Auto­ graduated from the Regional Oc­ certificate, which was very impor­ “Pomp and Circumstance." the ceremony at police headquarters CONN. RIVER VALLEY duplex, preferably In girls; baby equipment, matic transmission, students turned their tassels. In remains were too badly burnt, n I BOATS/MARINE bikes, I 3-$peed. Toys, cupational Training Center with tant to her. Peak said. She died on East Middle Turnpike. Story on Mnachester or Vernon. power steering, new immediately following the cerem­ synchronization, they slowly filed state police said. The ear he was nnnnArtic'1 4 Con move In Imme­ I EQUIPMENT piano, woodstove. Friday the Class of 198^, died Thursday page 3. brakes, new tires, rust- driving was traveling at a high rate PntArtAinmADt Beautifully wooded parcel-'over- and Saturday 9-3. 67 Ar- night at the University of Connecti­ onies Thursday evening. Peak up the makeshift center-aisle and 12-13 diately! 643-2711 ext. 34, proofed. Runs good. Very of speed and had been reported vlne Place, Manchester. thence, the line runs generally southerly lorrninnJ! cut Medical Center in Farmington, brought Landsberg’s certificate to out into the school hallway, while a 11 looking Connecticut River Valley. ask tor Gory. 16 foot Mod River canoe, Clean. Excellent condi­ stolen from the Kelly-Fradet paddles Included. Used She had been a student at ROTC for her parents^dday. video camera captured the memo­ 1 A rnl nAwQ .■3 10 tion. $2500 or best offer. Lumber Corttpany. located on Near lakes and ski areas. Town tour times. Excellent con­ Tag Sale - from 9am to 647-9203. Keep trying. a ■a w E r S S r r several years. Laurie P^tko. executive direc­ ries and the words of Benjamin Clearing up 1 n t t A f y 9 Route 83 in Vernon about 3 miles dition. $800. Please call 5:30pm. 4 days. Starts “She was a real positive kid. tor of the Manchester Association Gaffney, class president, echoed in nhitiiflriA« in maintained road with utilities. In the norfheoeterly line of sild SSSte south of the accident scene, state Rajn ending today, then becom­ Merchandise 643-4942 otter 6pm or 647- Friday. Old rocker, other 1982 Buick Skylark. One never complained about anything. for Retarded Citizens, also knew the room. n p l n l o n A 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for dntlques. Electric owner, very good condi­ police said. __ ing partly sunny. Cooler with a Located only 20 minutes from 1-91. She lit up the room when she her. “ We have had a, lot of fun and p A n p l A 9 Bob. blanket, spread and tion, 4 door, 6 cylinder, “ Andrea was a participant in a have made a lot of friends over tli^ ' Cohen was transported by the high of 70 to 75 Becommg mostly Two hours from Manchester. Ex­ walked In." ROTC Director Jack Rpnrtft i^j 15-17 drapes, yarn, lamps, as­ standard transmission, MARC teenage bowling league,” years.” Gaffney had told the Lifestar helicopter and was listed clear and quite cool tonight with a sorted dishes, good boys }rc'e“»? o r"c re 'r;rT“o r«^ ^ ^ Peak said today.'"Sheleft us witha T A l A v i A i n n 14 cellent terms avoilable. Call owner FURNITURE 16 foot Day Cruiser with air conditioning, power she said. "We will remember her audicnoe. “ Alt^ugh it isn’t easy, in stable condition this morning at low around 50, Mostly clear clothing and baby Items. Dated at Andover, Connecticut thl> 19th day of June, 1986. lot to remember.” i 1 Q AA/nrIH 1985 60 HP Mercury en­ steering, power breaks, it is time to say goodbye. We will Hartford Hospital, a spokeswoman Saturday with a high in the R 7 gine. All features plus EZ Chains, rope, lumber and ANDOVER PLANNING 8, ZONING COMMICCinN Landsberg had been out ill for for her pleasant smile and her 802-257-4347, 9am to 9pm. rear defrost, tilt, cruise, miss you all.” said She suffered broken ribs, a mid-TOs. Details on page 2. Weather 9 Swivol Rocker, brown, loader trailer. $4,000 (best other tools, miscellane­ AM/FM stereo cassette, KENNETH LESTER, CHAIRMAN the last few months, but had courageous attitude,” upholstered, good condi­ offer). Coll 647-9407 or ous . 28 Williams Rd., wire wheels. $2995. 649- SUZANNE DOWER, VICE-CHAIRMAN / ______tion, $25. 643-5336.0 647-1349. “ Bolton. Just before Flano. 3261. 040-06

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