- MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 16. 1988 f ^ ’ I . f ' i IF EVOnrBODV snrs IT CAHT HAPPBI TO THDR KIDS, Cllduation THEN WHOSE KIDS IS IT HAPPBmiG TO? Ah Emotional fat^ewi^ll for 104 at Cheney Tech /3

This Is familiar for the cocaine user. Time and time again, behind a closed door making a deal or Ingesting just a little more. The glamor myth, once associated with cocaine. Is now a fast fading memory. Today, all that’s left JlanrhpBtpr Hrralii ’ ARE THE HARD COLD FACTS: J Over the last six years, cocaine-related emergency room treatments were up 300%. Cocaine-related J Friday, June 17, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents deaths were up 323%. And the numbers are expected to be higher In 1988. Listen, we’re not using these statistics about cocaine to scare you — Sewer plant in trouble U Then again, thaVs exactly what wa’ra trying to do. DiRosa plans to ask for help from lawmakers By Andrew Yurkovsky performed without a necessary wetlands engineer of water pollution control facili­ Manchester Herald permit from the U.S. Army Corps of ties, said, however, that he believed the Engineers. Town officials were to meet plans for the project were reviewed by the Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said today this morning to discuss the apparent Corps of Engineers in the early 1980s and that he will seek the assistance of state and violation of federal regulations with that the Corps raised no objections at the federal legislators if the expansion of the officials from the Corps of Engineers, the time. N town’s sewage treatment plant is jeopard­ EP A , and the state Department of A review by the D E P and the federal ized because of questions over the need for Environmental Protection. Environmental Protection Agency found wetlands permits. that the project had "no significant Asked about the possibility of assistance But DiRosa said that he believes that the from legislators. DiRosa said. “ If Ihaveto impact.” Hogan said. Partnership for a Drug-Free America. 'The town was ordered to stop work in the $27 million improvement project, man­ do that, I w ill.” dated by the federal Environmental wetlands in a letter to Weiss from an He said he would first contact state Sen. Protection Agency, will not be delayed official of the Corps of Engineers. The Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, then U.S. letter, from Richart Roach of the Corps’ beyond its scheduled completion date of Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly. D-Conn. 1990. “ I don’t think it’s going to be a New England division, said that the An official from the state Department of problem,” he said. wetlands violation was discovered during Environmental Protection said Thursday a recent inspection by the EP A . DiRosa was responding to a notice sent that it was up to the town to make sure that The work on the sewage treatment plant to Town Manager Robert B. Weiss last all the permits for the plant expansion is to be paid for by $10 million in federal week saying that work on the sewage were in place. grant money. $14.3 million in state loans IS page is paid tor and sponsored by treatment plant off Olcott Street has been The D E P official. William R. Hogan, an and $3.2 million in state grants. the following civic minded businesses. Neighbors fight hospitai day-care GRAMES PRINTING A. RAYMOND ZERIO & JACKSON & JACKSON NISSAN BY “Same day aarvica whan you naed It In a Group organizing, hurry." SONS, INC. REAL ESTATE DECORMIER Don Jackson Rosa Viola Jackson “Salas, Sarvica A Parts" 700 Hartford Road 409 New State Road 168 Main Street 285 Broad Street may sue over site Manchester • 643-6669 Manchester • 643-5168 Manchester • 647-8400 Manchester • 643-4165 By Anita M. Caldwell JOHN H. UPPEN, INC. MANCHESTER HONDA Manchester Herald 164 East Center Street “If Honda Makaa It — Wa Sail & Service It" K B AUTOMOTIVE J. GARMAN CLOTHIER Several South Alton Street and area 24 Adams Street 887 Main Street residents may form a neighborhood Manchester • 649-5261 311 Broad Street Manchester • 646-3515 Manchester • 643-2401 association and seek legal action to fight a Manchester e 643-8844 proposal by Manchester Memorial Hospi­ tal for a day-care center. 6 AL SIEFFERT’S Norman Pattis of 124 W. Middle SAYINGS BANK OF Turnpike said he and several other APPLIANCES, CANDIDS BY CAROL KRAUSE FLORIST & neighbors plan to canvass the neighbor­ 'Photography' MANCHESTER hood to get support for a neighborhood TV-AUDIO 983 Main Street GREENHOUSES "Serving Communities East of the River association. He said they want to get legal counsel to make sure the hospital remains 445 Hartford Road Manchester • 6498-6619 “Largest Retail Qrowars In Manchester" Since 1905" - Member F.D.I.C. Manchester • 647-9997 621 Hartford Road sensitive to the community. 923 Main Street “ We’re hiring an attorney to make sure Manchester • 643-9559 Manchester • 848-1700 (hospital President Michael R. Gallacher) MANCHESTER STATE gives things thought.” he said. CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY “ What’s really at stake here?” he said. “Quality Sarvica At It’s Bast" BANK LIPMAN #1 BRUNSWICK Reginald PInto/Manchetter Herald "Are they trying to turn a profit?” Route 83 "Your Local Hometown Bank" VOLKSWAGEN While several residents said Thursday Talcottville • 643-0016 1041 Main Street WORKING CLASS — Herman Stargardter checks the they were not opposed to the concept of a Route 83 PARKADE LANES Manchester • 646-4004 346’/r Middle Turnpike West homework that his eidest daughter, Katie, is doing at the day-care center, they were opposed to the Vernon • 649-2683 Manchester • 643-1507 kitchen tabie. For nine years, Stargardter has stayed at location. The hospital has proposed the home whiie his wife, Eiiie, worked. center for 24 infants and toddlers and 40 THE MANCHESTER pre-schoolers for a house it owns at 11 S. HERALD CENTURY 21- Alton St. It would serve primarily hospital HIGHLAND PARK staff. 16 Brainard Place U&R REALTY, INC. EPSTEIN REALTY “This is not a good location.” Pattis !^/!anchester • 643-2711 MARKET “Put 111 To Work For You" Househubby enjoys D«vld Kool/Manchntar Harild “ The Choicest Meats In Town" U&R CONSTRUCTION said. “ It’s already a very busy corner.” Joyce Q. Epstein, Owner-Broker 99 East Center Street Pattis and other neighbors are vigor­ 317 Highland Street 543 North Main Street Manchester • 643-2692 ously opposed to the center and question BAD PAPER — Elizabeth Doigner, who rents a house at 11 S. Alton St. Manchester • 646-4277 CHORCHES MOTORS, Manchester • 647-8895 taking care of kids' the hospital’s motives behind the move from Manchester Memorial Hospital, shows her eviction notice from the and the manner in which plans have been hospital. executed. INC. Bv Nancy Pappas BOLAND BROTHERS, standards of hou.sekeeping are not He said that the hospital had a lack of 80 Oakland Stfeet MORIARTY BROTHERS Manchester Herald as high as those of his wife. "She consideration for the neighborhood that is Manchester • 643-2791 315 Center Street THE W. I. IRISH used to get upset at the end of the the neighbors.” he said. He said the The house at 11 S. Alton St. has been INC. “ haughty.” "high-handed” and “ intellec­ Manchester • 643-5135 COVENTRY — Leah Sfargard- day. walking in and finding this hospital sent a letter last week inviting the rented for several years by Eugene and 51 Bissell Street tually dishonest.” INSURANCE AGENCY ter would have a tough time living room full of toys, knee- neighbors to attend a closed meeting with Elizabeth Doigner, who operate a day­ Manchester • 649-2947 Gallacher would not comment today on "Service You Can Trust" finding an appropriate Father’s deep,” he said. hospital officials to hear the plans before care center. The couple has received an the allegations. CLYDE CHEVROLET 150b North Main Street Day card for her dad. Second, he has what he calls “ a the hospital presents them to the Zoning eviction notice from the hospital, effective DONALD S. GENOVESI Pattis said that putting a day-care That’s because there aren’t typical male idea about cooking. I Board of Appeals on June 27. July 31. The couple have already found BUICK, INC. SCRANTON MOTORS, Manchester • 646-1232 center at II S. Alton St. would change the INSURANCE AGENCY, many commercially produced prepare it. and they eat it. We another location for their business. Route 83 character of the neighborhood from ’’They’re going to get a lot of informa­ greeting cards which show a don’t have a lot of conversation tion before going to the hearing.” Beck Pattis also charged that the hospital is Vernon • 072-9111 INC. residential to commercial. 9 Cadillac, Oldsmoblla, Pontiac, QMC INC. father helping in the classroom, about what people like and don’t said. “ packaging” both the proposed day-care “ What’s next, a drug store?” he said. "Serving the Manchester Area for Qvar 50 doing the laundry and the grocery like. I ’m not even sure that I know Route 83 “ The hospital has done this in a center and hospital garage in one issue. Years" shopping, supervising the home­ what m y kids’ favorite dishes Pattis said he and others don’t believe Vernon • 872-9145 WHITHAM’S NURSERY vacuum,” Pattis said, adding that neigh­ “ Each issue should be thought out NORTHWAY REXALL work, changing the diapers, driv­ are.” the hospital can prove the center will solve 945 Main Street "Come Visit Us and See For Yourself" bors were not consulted. separately,” he said. Pattis had no opinion ing the carpools and generally Stargardter’s decision to stay the staff problems. Manchester • 643-2131 Route 6 But Andrew Beck, the hospital’s spokes­ on the garage, he said. PHARMACY being chief cook and bottle washer home with his chiidren was partly “ They haven’t made much of a case,” he “Praacriptlon Spaclallata" man, said the hospital has made every The hospital is proposing a parking PAP AUTO PARTS Bolton • 643-7802 for three kids, ages 5, 7 and 8. philosophical and partly financial, said. "What if it doesn’t work?’’. 307 East Center Street effort to consider the residents. garage on the corner of Haynes Street and 230 North Main Street But for nine years, that’s just he said. Just before their first Pattis believes the hospital should put “ I think we are extending ourselves to the day-care centeiH«^another area. Turkington Drive. Manchester * 646-4510 Manchester • 649-3528 LYNCH MOTORS what Herman Stargardter has daughter was bom eight years 8 500 West Center Street been doing. He’s been the stay-at- ago, the Stargardters reviewed Manchester • 646-4321 MANCHESTER JAMES R. home father while his wife. Ellie, their options. REGAL’S COUNTRY CLUB earned the family bread at Pratt & He was a jeweier and she was a “Your Quality Man's Shop” McCAVANAGH REALTY Whitney Aircraft. He’s the Brow­ computer programmer. “She was Pentagon fraud ‘widespread, deep’ ORLANDO ANNULLI & 305 South Main Street nie troop leader. She’s in the 903 Main Street “Raaldantlal A Commercial Sales" on more of the ‘career track’ than I Manchester • 646-0103 Coventry Jaycees. w as... Wehadalwaystaikedabout Manchester • 643-2478 237 East Center Street SONS, INC. By Pete Yost numerous defense contractors. It’s a role reversal that’s worked me staying home with the kids. Related stories on page 7 Manchester • 649-3800 147 Hale Road, P. O. Box 669 The Associated Press McDonnell Douglas did $7.7 billion out well, say the Stargardters. Being home suits m y tempera­ worth of Pentagon business in fiscal 1987, Manchester • 644-2427 It now comes so naturally, in ment a iot better than it would WASHINGTON — Attorney General making it the nation’s largest defense 8 CARDINAL BUICK, INC. fact, that any unusual attention — hers. Even in coliege, I have “A touch above first class." Edwin Meese III anticipates indictments hundreds and hundreds of people are now TED CUMMINGS including questions from curious always been involved in some way BRIDAL ELEGANCE 81 Adams Street within 90 days in the massive Pentagon being subpoenaed.” See DEFENSE PROBE, page 12 INSURANCE AGENCY CARTER CHEVROLET reporters — is unwelcome. Star­ with kids.” “ It is the most serious case in the history "Bridal Specialists” Manchester • 649-4571 bribery probe that a senator today called 378 Main Street 1129 Main Street gardter says he does not identify Which is not to say that house- the “ most serious case in the history of the of the Department of Defense ... it is 145 Main Street with the characters in films such Manchester • 646-2457 Manchester • 646-6464 husbanding came easily. “God! I Department of Defense.” widespread and it is deep,” Warner said. Manchester • 649-8865 as “Mr. Mom” didn’t know what I was in for,” Sen. John Warner, a former Navy An unusually detailed search warrant, TODAY JOHNNIE’S BRASS KEY "One of the things that I ’ve done Stargardter said. “ I had so many secretary and the ranking Republican on made public Thursday, says much of the over the years is to downplay this romantic fantasies about staying the Senate Armed Services Committee, confidential information was improperly Index ALCOHOL a DRUG 829 Main Street situation.” he said. "If a woman COX CABLE COCAINE ANONYMOUS NARCOTIC ANONYMOUS home and caring for little ones.” said he was briefed Thursday by federal tunneled to McDonnell Douglas Corp. The 801 Parker Street ABUSE Counseling were staying at home with kids, 24 pages, 2 sections (No loll charge) Manchester • 643-8609 Both Stargardters were woe­ law enforcement officials about the case, warrant was one of 38 served this week on 641 Farmington Ave. nobody would pay any attention. fully ignorant about the challenges Manchester • 646-6400 Rehabllllallon Center which is focusing on the alleged sale of 15 defense contractors, half a dozen Builnett------18 Opinion_____ - 8 4695 Main St. I’m no different than any other of child care, he said, and there Natchaug Hospital Hartford secret information to defense contractors Pentagon personnel and consultants. ClaMlIled______18-24 People______-8 stay-at-home parent. Except that was no time for easing in. “ We had 189 Storrs Rd. Bridgeport through their paid consultants. According to the warrant, information Cornice______18 Science_____ . 10 Mansfield Center 233-7181 I ’m a man.” three kids in four years,” said Warner, R-Va., said on C B S -TV ’s "This was passed along by former Pentagon Connecticut- . A-5 8porte^____ 1^15 BROWN’S FLOWERS 1- 800- 521-5657 I. D. REAL ESTATE Aren’t there any differences? Stargardter. “ That meant three in Morning,” that it was “ the most wides­ official Melvyn Paisley, assistant secre­ Focus------8 Television^______17 163 Main Street 617 Center Street Stargardter came up with only 423-5429 pread case I or anyone else has ever seen tary of the Navy for research, engineering Local------2-4. 12 U.S./World^______7 Manchester • 643-8455 Manchester • 646-1980 two. The primary one is that his See FATTIER, page U because you’ve got literally dozens upon and systems from 1981 to April 1987. Lottery------2 Weather______2 dozens of contractors ... and literally Paisley is now a Washington consultant to Obituaries . Weekend . MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. June 17, 1988 - 3 * — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jume 17, 19M *■ > Recycling operation RECORD L ie * -: possible In garage

About Town Service Ntftiw Bv Alex GIrelll Joyner said the renting prop­ i ) Manchester Herald osal is preliminary with no details A worked out about the length of a ThMt«r to hold auditions Completes basic training Eighth Utilities District Direc­ lease, what repairs might have to tors will discuss Monday the be made to the old garage The Little Theater of Manchester is holding Army Pvt. 1st Class Randy R. Cote, son of Delmar possibility of renting out the building, or what zoning appro­ auditions for their November production of the L. and Sonya M. Cote of 49 Rachel Road has i former Keeney garage, which vals might be needed for the musical, Working. Open casting will be held completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. He is a 1981 graduate of Manchester High School had been purchased as a fire operation. * Tuesday, June 28, at 7:30 p.m. at the theater Jojiner said the request for and a 1986 graduate of the University of station site, for use as a recycling workshop on Hilliard Street. For information, call consideration ‘of absentee ballots 647-9824. Connecticut. facility. The directors are also sche­ in district elections came about duled to discuss the possibility of because four district residents Rapbullcan women to meet Re-enlists In Air Force changing district election proce­ told him they wanted to vote In the dures to provide for absentee May 25 district eleotion, but could The Manchester Women’s Republican Club will Master Sgt. Stephen H. PIvnIck, son of Jessie S. ballots, a form of voting not now not attend the annual meeting to hold an executive board meeting Monday at 7:30 Pivnick of Bloomfield and brother of Dr. Barry S. permitted. cast their ballots, p.m. at the home of Edith Muse. Members who Pivnick of 294 Grissom Road, has re-enlisted in the Both subjects were placed on cannot attend should call 643-4725. Donations for the U.S. Air Force at Pease Air Force Base, N.H. for Joyner, and District Dlrectoi the agenda by District President tag sale may be submitted at the meeting. four years. Thomas Landers, who was Walter Joyner. He is a 1963 graduate of Weaver High School and is elected president May 25 for a a public affairs supervisor with the 509th The directors will meet at 7 Federation seeks new members p.m. in Cronin Hall of Mayfair one-year term that begins July 1, ^mbardment Wing. said the absentee ballot idea J Gardens on North Main Street. The Greater Hartford Jewish Federation and the Reginald PInto/Minchaster Herald Joyner said the two men who presents some procedural National Council of Jewish Women welcome new UP, UP AND AWAY — Students at Howell Cheney balloons attached to their chairs at the finale ot want to use the garage as a problems. members of the Jewish community in Manchester. Takes helicopter course For instance, when there are Regional Vocational Technical School send off the graduation Thursday night. recycling facility for cans and For a welcome call, contact the Greater Hartford . Pvt. Mathew A. Gullbeault, son of J. Laurel Rose more than two candidates for an Shalom at 232-4483. bottles, whose names he did not and stepson of James L. Rose of 319 Carpenter have at hand, approached him elected position, a runoff election Road, Coventry, has completed the UH-1 helicopter with a request to rent the former is sometimes required because Bolton school plans reunion repair course at the U.S. Army Aviation School. Keeney garage for the recycling the winning candidate must have Fort Rucker, Ala. Graduation is an emotional farewell operation. a majority of the votes. The Class of 1968 of Bolton Junior and Senior High i n - i It would be difficult to provide He is a 1987 graduate of Coventry High School. The district bought the prop­ u School will hold a 20th reunion on Aug. 13. The an absentee ballot for the runoff Oavid Kool/MinchMier Hardd By Anita AA. Caldwell told the students, encouraging erty as a site fora new firehouse, committee would like to contact the following AAanchester Herald them to tackle struggles and but the fire house has not been election. classmates; Mike Byrne, Margie Griffiths, Joe LEAVING THE RANKS - Three staff secretary; Robert Sines, who taught make their own decisions. built. Whether a new firehouse When a person holding an Grous, Bob Hutchinson, Kathy O’Reilly, Steve members at Manchester High School biology for 34 years; and Irene Cook, Arrives for duty In Germany Watchful eyes glanced at the "Don’t ever stop learning.” will be needed depends on negoti­ elective post, runs for another Pizer, David and Paul Russell and Jim Tracy. If you will retire at the close of the academic threatening sky Thursday night Goodwin said. "You’ll be dead ations between the district and post and wins, it brings about know the whereabouts of any of these classmates or who worked 11 years as a data Army Pvt. James A. Restncci, son of Sebastian A. from the neck up.” the town, under which the district another election to fill the va­ for more information about the reunion call ■year. Retiring are, from left, Mary Lou processor information specialist. Restucci of 120 Avery St. and Queria M. Barry of while 104 students and their In her last point. Goodwin said might acquire the town-owned cancy created. That is what 649-5153. Taylor, who worked 13V4 years as a Rocky Hill, has arrived for duty in West Germany. parents spent an emotional even­ He is an infantryman with the 8th Infantry ing counting down the last min­ to the group. “ If you want your firehouse on Tolland Turnpike. happened May 25, when Landers N Division. utes of graduation for Howell life to have meaning, you’ll make Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. and was elected president. Andrew Agoraphobics get support Cheney Regional Vocational a commitment to the world you District Director Samuel Longest Katkauskas was nominated from live in.” have been discussing the agree­ Manchester Area Agoraphobics Together Even­ Obituaries Technical School. the floor and elected. Some of the students have ment and it has been discussed in Nominations from the floor, in ing Support Group will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Trains at Fort Jackson One mother was brought to the already made a commitment for executive session by both town themselves, cause a problem. An the Concordia Lutheran Church on Pitkin Street. Army National Guard Pvt. Gregory B. Winot, son ceremony by ambulance in order sor, with the Rev. James Silver another sister, Barbara Donovan at least the immediate future. and district directors. Few de­ absentee ballot system would For information, call 529-1970. william Zeigler of Irene and Bruce Winot of 134 Benton St. has to see her son graduate. officiating. Burial will be in of Saunderstown, R.I.; four John Maulucci of Sunnybrook tails have been made public require that candidates declare William Zeigler, 77, of 280 Riley completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. Diana L. Child of East Hartford Palisado Cemetery, Windsor. grandchildren; two great­ Drive and his twin brother, Jim, officially and a news conference their candidacy in advance so Mountain Road, Coventry, died He is a 1987 graduate of Manchester High School. is a patient at Riverside Health There are no calling hours. grandchildren; and several plan on attending New Hamp­ DiRosa said is planned has not that their names could be listed Couples prepare for childbirth Thursday at home. He was the Center and while she could not Memorial donations may be nieces. shire Vocational Technical been held. on a ballot. A free two-night early pregnancy class will be husband of Ethelena (Spencer) speak due to an undisclosed made to the American Heart The funeral will be Saturday at School to study maintaining and offered June 20 and June 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Zeigler. affliction, she communicated by Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ 12:30 p.m. at the Nicholson & MHS graduate enlists installing heating and ventilation Manchester Memorial Hospital. No registration is He was bom in Quincy, Fla., writing. ford 06105. Carmon Funeral Home, 443 East Joanne M. Miimley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Great,” she wrote in the systems. For them, Cheney Tech necessary. June 2, 1911, and had been a St., Suffield, with the Rev. Craig Donald Mumley of East Hartford, has enlisted in the reporter’s notebook when asked made learning easy and resident of (Coventry for more Bertha Fogg Peel officiating. Burial will be in Air Force. She is a 1987 graduate of Manchester how she felt about her son. Mark, enjoyable. Dad than 50 years. Before retiring, he Woodlawn Cemetery. Suffield. graduating. Tears filled her eyes “ (Shop) was a fun way to Hospital offers CPR classes owned and operated an auto Bertha (Breault) Fogg, 61, of High School. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 when she was asked if it was a learn.” John said. ” It was'a break Manchester Memorial Hospital is offering classes repair garage in Coventry for 1172 Boston Turnpike, Coventry, After completing basic training at Lackland Air • HAMMOCKS . P-in. Force Base, Texas, she is scheduled to receive special moment. from the academics.” in cardiopulmonary resuscitation, a life-saving eight years. Before that, he died Thursday at Manchester Memorial donations may be Jim Maulucci agreed, and •BOCCE technique using artifical breathing and external worked for O’Meara Motors, Memorial Hospital. She was the technical training in the general career field. Child’s husband. Don. said made to Suffield Volunteer Am­ admitted college may be tougher. heart compression. Classes are offered on Monday, Hartford, for 20 years. He was a wife of John W. Fogg Jr. Mark will be attending Technical bulance Inc., P.O. Box 642, “ I ’m gonna miss having it • HORSESHOES June 27, 'Tuesday, July 5, Monday, July 11 and member of the Second Congrega­ She was bom in Manchester on Careers Institute in Wind.sor Suffield 06078. easy.” he said. “ It’s gonna be a Monday, July 25. A six-hour course will be offered tional Church of Coventry. Jan. 17, 1927, and had been a Cheney graduate enlists where he will train to be a diesel • BADMINTON resident of Coventry for more technician. THOMAS LOTO DOROTHY GOODWIN big change, going to college.” Monday and Tuesday and again on Monday, July 18 Besides his wife, he is survived Rev. Arthur Fallon Richard P. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moore of The brothers also agreed that and Tuesday, July 19. For information, call 647-4738. by two sons, William Zeigler of than 40 years. She was a member While teary eyes were seen “ ... time to do our part.” ’’ ... don’t stop learning.” • BICYCLES of St. Mary’s Roman Catholic The Rev. Arthur M. Falion, 72, East Hartford, has enlisted in the Air Force. He is a throughout the audience, other they’d miss many of their fellow SLEEPING BAGS Simsbury and Lawrence Zeigler 1986 graduate of Cheney Technical High School. students, especially the four of Windsor; two daughters, Mrs. Church, Coventry. husband of Juanita Fallon and emotions ranged from hoots and Though he was greeted with Keynote speaker Dorothy Besides her husband, she is brother of Gertrude Gustafson After basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, howls of the students waiting in shouts of friendship from his Goodwin from the Connecticut female students. EVERYTHING FOR CAMPING • BICYCLES • SPORTS Patricia White and Mrs. Mary Texas, he will receive technical training in the law They also said they’d miss Beagle, both of Coventry; and survived by three sons, John W.. ond Violet Cheesman, both of the school minutes before they classmates, they quieted to hear State Board,of Education got a College Notes Fogg III of Ashford, Michael Manchester, died June 14 in enforcement specialist field. marched to the back field to the the words of 'Thomas Loto, chuckle from the group when .she many of their teachers even open Daily seven grandchildren. though some of the staff still 2 Main Street 9-9 The funeral will be private with Fogg of Hebron and Timothy Oaklahdma City, Okia. hush that was generated by the valedictorian. said, “ I ’ve never met anyone who Fogg of Manchester; three Fallon was bom Aug. 14, 1915, brief speeches made. "W e’re beginnng a new phase could remember anything their mistakes Jim for John and vice 643-7111 S u n ija y m s ’: m burial at the convenience of the versa. 11-5 Receives Paolino award family. There are no calling daughters, Patricia Freeto of in Manchester. He had served on Bouleg enlists In USAF ‘‘They’ve taken great pride in of our life.” Loto said. "By commencement speaker said.” FARR’S ■ - J Coventry, Linda Bouchard of the staff of Trinity Church of the their work.” said Dr. Lewis working together, we have suc­ But Goodwin went on to tell the “ Half the teachers still don’t Jerry Ringuette Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. hours. The Holnies^ Funeral Paul E. Bouleg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bouleg of know who we are,” Jim .said, with Home, 400 Main St., Manchester, Berlin, N.H., and Kathleen Nazarene in Oklahoma City since Manchester has enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. He is Randall, director of the school. ceeded together. Our teachers group three points to remember. Ringuette Sr. of South Street, Coventry, has been McHugh of Manchester; three 1976. “ It’s a great honor to say good and parents have done their part, “ You cannot rely on other a chuckle. is in charge of arrangements. a 1987 graduate of Manchester High School. Or was it John? 7 chosen to receive the Judge J. Paolino Scholarship brothers, Robert Breault and Besides his wife and sisters, he luck.” Now it’s time to do our part.” people to make your life. ” she At VITTNER’S Discover at Roger Williams College, Bristol, R.I. Memorial donations may be After basic training he will receive technical made to the North Coventry Edward Breault, both of Coven­ is survived by three sons, Ri­ training in the security specialist field. He is a graduate of East Catholic High School and try, and Kenneth Breault of chard Failon of Coiumbia, S.C., The Real Pleasure of will be entering his senior year at Roger Williams, Volunteer Fire Department, Route 31, Coventry 06238. Willimantic; and six the Rev. Dale Fallon of Olathe, next fall. He is majoring in graphic design and grandchildren. Kansas, and Dan Fallon of 104 students graduate from Cheney Tech Planting — marketing. A Mass of Christian burial will Seattle, Wash.; a daughter, Pris­ Raymond Flint be said Saturday at 9 a.m. in St. cilla Fallon of Denver, Colo; Births mas A. Loto, Michael Jon Nelson, Peter Oovhon, Francis Wllllom Loos, Davrn This Week’s Pleasure Here is a list of the 104 DIESEL COURSE Marie Mesick. Mary’s Church, Route 31, Coven­ seven grandchildren; and sev­ Work Child, Steven Furbush, Eric M. Pusztol, David George RIslev, KIngswood students honored Raymond W. Flint, 69, for­ graduating members of the Class MIchoel R. SIMs. Michael J. St. Ger­ try. Burial will be in St. Mary’s eral nieces and nephews. J.Huntington, John T. Keefe, David W. MACHINE TOOL COURSE merly of Granby, brother of Kinney, Matthew Ryan, son of Clarence and of 1988at Howell Cheney Regional Mackey, Christopher J. Mlllett. main: Fits G. Walker III, Joseph John Three Manchester residents recently received Cemetery. Calling hours are The funeral was today in Wysockl, Michael P. Zaugg Wayne J. Boudreau, Peter Casfon- awards at Kingswood-Oxford School in West Catherine Shinder of Manches­ Donna Piccarello Kinney Jr. of 34 Skinner Road, Vocational Technical School: guav, Martin A. Edwards, Charles today from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Oklahoma City. A graveside Fahey, James C. Gochee, Patrick John % OFF REGUUR PRICES ter, died Thursday in St. Mary’s Boiton, was born May 7 at Manchester Memorial ELECTRICAL COURSE 25 Hartford. McCusker, Thomas Jav Mormlno, Hospital, Waterbury. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. service will be held Monday at Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Ervin Alan A. Arel, Larry W. Ash Jr., Mark ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS Janet K. Burke of Richard Road was given the AUTOMOTIVE COURSE D. Aspinwall, Kenneth Arthur Bad- COURSE , . Christopher MusumecI, Rosemarie ON NURSERY STOCK Center St., Manchester. 1:30 p.m. in East Cemetery, Nevers, Wlltredo Ortiz, Kristin L. Katherine Long Day Award, given to the girl in the Besides his sister, he is sur­ Piccarello of 34 Skinner Road, Bolton, and Mr. and James Burleigh, Joseph P. DeLo- stuebner Jr., James M. Classon, Kevin Donovan Gary Bergeron, Joel Bolvin, vived by a son, Raymond Flint Jr. Memorial donations may be Manchester. The Holmes Fun­ Mrs. Floyd Kelsey of 266 E. Middle ’Turnpike. His Cruz, Jason S. Fox, James Holmer., R. Harrington, David C. Holcomb, Normand Lowrence Croteau, Victoria Pastulo, Ronald William PIrtel, Albert junior class who has displayed exceptional qualities made to the Lupus Foundation of eral Home, 400 Mpin St., is in Donald Franklin Neff Jr., Randal P. Andrew N. Johnson, Steven G. Landry, Lvnn Elizabeth Ferraro, Brian Thomas A. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, June 17, 1988 — 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Frida;». June 17. 1988 Route 6 foe says Governor Anti-Fonda veteran wants optimistic STATE razing plan shows about funds & R E G IO N more than just an apology Medicare study probed WATERBURY (AP) - The i DOT is deceptive By Judd Everhart head of a veterans’ coalition The Associated Press HARTFORD — Most elderly people who seek protesting actress Jane Fonda’s hospital treatment under the Medicare program plans to film a movie in Water- By Andrew Yurkovskv deteriorate,’’ she said. HARTFORD - Gov. William are granted their requests, a statewide study bury isn’t ready to throw away his Manchester Herald But James E. Lewis, the DOT’S A. O’Neill says he’s counting on a has found. bumper sticker that says “I’m director of rights of way, said that strong showing in corporation tax Not Fond’a Hanoi Jane.” BOLTON — Plans todemolish a demolition of the Notch Road Of the 28,450 requests to hospitalize Medicare Gaetano Russo said Thursday payments over the next week or patients in the first three months of 1986, only 100 two-story house on Notch Road house is no indication of the so to keep the state from ending that Fonda must “do a series of indicate the deceptiveness of the department’s policy toward other were disapproved by the Connecticut Peer positive acts” beyond an inter­ the current budget year in the Review Organization. state Department of Transporta­ houses condemned for the red. view with ABC. in which she tion in its efforts to build the highway. The organization is a federally funded agency apologizes to Vietnam veterans proposed Route Sexpressway, an “It’s because of the shape it’s “It is too early to know yet how designed to monitor the quality of care and the and their families for her 1972 opponent of the controversial in,’’ Lewis said when a sk ^ why those tax dollars are coming in, need for hospitalization in Connecticut. visit to Hanoi during the Vietnam highway project said today. the Notch Road house would be but hopefully by next week we’ll War. The state is seeking bids for the demolished. "We had received have it pretty well in hand," said Panel to study system “I was trying to help end the removal or demolition of the complaints relative to its condi­ O’Neill, whose budget office last ■ AP pholo killing,” Fonda said in the wood-and-stone house at 2 Notch tion, so we decided to proceed week sent memos to state agency WEST HARTFORD — State Probate Court interview with Barbara Walters Road, which was condemned two with the demolition of it.’’ heads telling them to hold the line Administrator Glenn E. Knlerim, who is retiring to be aired tonight on the next year, says a new in-house task force is BACK HOME — Alice Stacy, 89, of years ago by the state to make He said DOT officials were on end-of-the-year spending to South Boston, was given a new network’s “20/20” news pro­ way for the expressway. The making sure that other con­ avoid a deficit. being appointed to review the probate court gram. “But there were times I house was the site of a protest last demned houses were not system. apartment by the management of the was thoughtless and careless month by members of the East­ vandalized. The administration is project­ Knierim said Thursday that a 14-member housing project in which she has lived about it and I’m ... very sorry that ern Connecticut Citizens Action A legal notice, scheduled to be ing a surplus of $782,000, while the panel will pay particular attention to the probate for over 20 years. Stacy moved out of her I hurt them.” Group, who criticized the DOT’S published in Tuesday’s Manches­ legislature’s budget office is court’s financial and organizational structure to The 15-minute interview was estimating a $42 million deficit former apartment Thursday when the land-taking policies. ter Herald, says that the DOT is determine whether it is being run as efficiently management refused to let her live there taped May 31 at Fonda’s home in The state announced in March seeking bids for the removal or when the budget year ends June as possible. Santa Monica. Calif., according that it would raze the building demolition of 2 Notch Road, 30. with her dog Goodboy. The dog died to Fonda’s spokesman, Stephen \ He said the decision to form the task force was because of its poor condition. which was formerly owned by The latest report on state tax made in late April shortly after members of the during the move and she was awarded a Rivers, Laurel Houle, a former resi­ Henry Gonder. Bids for the job revenues showed the first wea­ General Assembly proposed a sweeping study of new apartment. Some veterans in Waterbury dent of Andover whose home on are to be opened July 7. • AP pkoto and Holyoke. Mass., referring to kness in sales tax receipts in the nation’s oldest court system by a task force f Bunker Hill Road was taken by During last month’s rally at the months. ruled by lawmakers. The proposal failed. the actress as “Hanoi Jane,” the DOT, said that opponents of home, Houle and others said that CRAFTS TAKES THE STAND - is asked to identify a photograph of two have vocally opposed her planned the highway have argued that it the Notch Road house had been kerosene heaters that were used in his For the month of April, accord­ OSHA rules to tighten appearances in those cities in Richard Crafts, in his first day of ing to the report, sales tax Monument draws restriction was a waste of taxpayers’ money used by a state police SWAT team testimony in the murder trial of his wife, Newtown home. WASHINGTON — Legislators have drafted a August for the filming of the for the DOT to acquire properties for training last year. Protesters revenues were $150.3 million movie “Union Street.” more than April 1987, a 7 percent NEW HAVEN — Activitist at Yale University bill to tighten federal construction regulations before the project won federal at the rally called DOT Commis­ are reserving the right to leave an and increase penalties against contractors in The veterans staged large sioner J. William Burns the increase, but that was less than approval. anti-apartheid monument in place beyond a response to last year’s Connecticut apartment protests in Waterbury, while the . AP pholo In its defense, Houle said, the “Destruction Man of the Year ” the 10 percent increase the Boards of Aldermen in Holyoke Crafts, emotionless, denies governor’s budget office had Monday deadline set by school officials. building collapse that killed 28 workers. DOT has claimed that the houses, Work on the Route 6 express­ “We have every right to have these here as and nearby (Tiicopee in recent WALTERS TALKS TO FONDA — Barbara Walters, right, which would appreciate in value, way is on hold pending a decision anticipated. The measure would stiffen OSHA fines, months passed resolutions de­ could be sold if the project were by the U.S. Army Corps of long as we want them.” Phoebe Bell of tighten accident reporting requirements, interviews Jane Fonda in her Santa Monica, Calif., home But the tax of chief concern is Greenwich said Thursday after members of the claring Fonda unwelcome in the not approved. Engineers, which may decide this the corporations tax, which so far mandate a professional engineer to oversee area. for a spot of tonight’s ’’20/20” show. Fonda will Houle said that the deteriora­ fall whether the DOT can fill in 77 grisly coverup of murder this year is running $27.7 million Coalition Against Apartheid erected a wall on construction projects, expose negligent The Rev. Edmund Nadolny, re-examine her controversial trip to Hanoi as part of her tion of the Notch Road house and acres of wetlands in order to build below the year-ago pace. the site of a symbolic 2-year-old shantytown that employers to stiff prison terms and give the pastor of St. Vincent Ferrer anti-war protest in 1972. the plans for Its demolition show the roadway. By Larry Rosenthal tooth and crown found along the today and what I’ve told the O’Neill and his budget chief, was burned down June 5. agency authority to shut down a work site to Church in nearby Naugatuck, that the state has not been telling The DO'I' Is proposing the The Associated Press banks of the Housatonic River in Newtown police and state police Anthony V. Milano, blame “If the university decides to take them down, investigate an accident. predicted that Fonda’s apology return to Vietnam to help in the Fonda became involved with the truth. 11.8-mile, four-lane expressway Southbury in December 1986 and is true.” changes in federal tax lai^s. we’ll put up a strong fight,” said Bell, who Connecticut lawmakers drafted the measure will satisfy all but those who have return of prisoners ot war still the anti-war movement while “They allow (the homes) to to serve as a corridor to the NEW LONDON - His voice January 1987 were presented as “So help you God?” Sagarin graduated from Yale this spring. following nearly a year of House and Senate gained personal publicity from unaccounted for. living in Paris. She visited Hanoi depreciate, they allow them to eastern part of the state. evidence by the state that Mrs. added. Estimated corporation tax pay­ hearings examining the April 23,1987, collapse the anti-Fonda protests. “She’s got to do a series of at a “time when the war was growing faint at times, but with ments were due Wednesday, but no trace of emotion, murder Crafts is dead. “So help me God,” Crafts said. Attorneys escaping case of the partially built apartment complex. “Most of the people I talked positive acts to make me believe supposedly winding down, but defendant Richard Crafts told a Mrs. Crafts was last seen on many companies have asked for with wanted an apology,” said she is sincere in the apology,” he U.S. bombing of the North was Crafts denied ever being on and received extensions. HARTFORD — A federal prosecutor has jury he did not kill his wife or Nov. 18, 1986, after she returned River Road on Southbury early on Hartford Jal>Alal reopens Nadolny, who joined several said. being stepped up. Civilian areas Coventry officials commit a series of gruesome acts from an overseas flight. Asked by the morning of Nov. 21,1986, with The state has run surpluses accused two defense lawyers in the $7 million qther area clergymen last month “20/20.” which released a were being hit,” Walters said to dispose of the body. his attorney whether he believed his rented U-Haul truck and wood every year for the past several Wells Fargo robbery case of trying to escape in calling for an end to the transcript of the interview Thurs­ during her introduction. what promises to be a long trial and says HARTFORD — About 100 pickets yelled “scab protests. “They didn’t want ven­ day. said the segment includes a “Fonda said she wanted to Crafts took the stand in his own she was still alive. Crafts calmly chipper. years. lovers” and “go home” to patrons entering defense Thursday in New London said: “I certainly hope she is. I another defense attorney is profiting from his geance as much as an apology.” recording of Fonda’s radio broad­ expose this, and help end the seek budget favor Superior Court, testifying that he believe she is.” role in the proceedings. Hartford Jai-Alai when the fronton reopened But Russo called the interview cast from Hanoi that was unco­ war,” Walters said. “ Many believed his wife Helle is still Crafts told the jury he rented a Assistant U.S. Attorney Albert S. Dabrowski With replacement players for the first time since “typical Fonda hogwash.” vered in government archives, Americans shared her feelings, Bv Jacqueline Bennett everything, including positive alive and denying he ever so wood chipper in November 1986 to For a Professionally Remodeled Kitchen or made his statement Thursday in U.S. District April 25. The retired Connecticut Army marking the first time the broad­ but Fonda got mo.st of the Manchester Herald change. much as struck her. take care of wood debris at his Bathroom, let an expert do it! Court in response to a request by two defense The Hartford and Bridgeport frontons National Guard major general cast has been played in the United attention.” “They look at education from a “I never raised a finger in Newtown home and on another lot lawyers for permission to have less-experienced reopened Thursday after receiving permission said the actress was “worried States. Fonda said she didn't realize COVENTRY - Prompted by narrow perspective and believe if anger to Helle in my life.” he said he owned. Heritage Kitchen & Bath Center, Inc. associates take their places on days they are to resume play with replacements for striking about her image.” The program also includes the effect posing with the anti­ concern that the $12.8 million you have a desk and a chair that’s under questioning from his attor­ “Did you utilize a chainsaw or unable to attend the trial, scheduled to start in members of the striking Professional Jai Alai Russo said Fonda must back up shots of Fonda’s visiting an aircraft gun would have, calling it budget may be rejected for the sufficient.” he said. her words with action to win his anti-aircraft installation and try­ “a thoughtless and careless thing ney, J. Daniel Sagarin. wood chipper in any way to kill September. Players Association. second time in a referendum, the Mickel said the Annual Town Crafts testified for nearly four Helle Crafts?” Sagarin asked. forgiveness. He suggested she ing out the gunner’s seat. to have done. Town Council and Board of Meeting on the budget had hours before Sagarin concluded “No. sir, I did not.” Crafts Education called a joint news become “an annual dog and pony his questions at the end of the replied. conference Thursday night to show, with the same two people court day. The state was sche­ “Or to dispose of her body?” appeal for support of the spending asking the same two questions duled to begin its cross- “No, sir, I did not.” Family and nation await court decision in right-to-die trial plan. and monopolizing the meeting.” examination this morning. “Did you kill Helle Crafts?” “I am concerned about those An apparent sore point with The 50-year-old Newtown air­ Sagarin pursued. The trial began this week in and hyration.” who are willing to rape the future many people has been the peti­ line pilot is accu.sed of killing his “No. 1 did not.” Bv LIndo Stowell but she is fed by a tube connected “We can make available wha­ Regina Smith, the state direc­ of Coventry, to reap a few pennies tioning of the Annual Town Danish-bom wife, a stewardess Sagarin asked the same ques­ The Associated Press to her stomach. tever precedent cases would be tor for the Pro-Life Council of Danbury Superior (]ourt. It is Stephen Wise, the attorney for in their pockets right now," said Meeting to a referendum vote. who worked on international tions twice, in somewhat differ­ Doctors say she will die if the useful.” Connecticut and a former state expected to end today and go to the McConnell family, says that the judge for a decision next Patricia Soltys, a Republican Resident Roland Green, who flights, in November 1986 after ent ways, before the lunch recess DANBURY — Both sides on the tube is removed, and her adult Meahling said the case is senator from North Branford, her children believe she “was a school board member, during the successfully petitioned both town she told him she was filing for and at the end of the day’s right-to-die issue are hoping to children have filed a lawsuit “important to the residents of opposes the removal of the week. totally informed person who meeting at the Town Office meetings to referendums this divorce. testimony. draw strength for their argu­ seeking to fulfill her desire that Connecticut.” feeding tube. knew about life-support systems Building. year, says a referendum is more "From the standard of good The state attorney general’s and she clearly expressed her The trial began April 4. and the During the final exchange. ments from a court’s decision on her life never be artificially office, which is a defendant in the Council Chairwoman Joan Le­ democratic. case is expected to go to the jury Crafts’ voice grew faint but he whether a life-sustaining feeding sustained. medical practice, from the legal “It certainly is not legal in this w ishes that they not be wis said. “Another budget defeat Asked if it was realistic to perspective of patients’ rights, as .state under the statute that case, argues that the tube should administered.” next week. answered in the same matter-of- tube can be removed from a “We have been following this not be removed because McCon­ would have a serious negative expect the town to support Prosecutors have alleged that fact manner as he responded to comatose patient. because the Society For the Right well as the ethical perspective, I currently exists,” Smith said. “I Wise also said that McConnell impact on the quality of life of another tax increase, school would hope they would go with feel very strongly that it is always nell is not in a “terminal Crafts killed his wife by some all the other questions posed to Nurse Carol McConnell. 56, of To Die is the principal organiza­ condition.” The state’s lawyers has a right under the U.S. Coventry residents.” board and council members had unknown means and disposed of him. Ridgefield is in a coma at the tion in the country that has all of what the patient would have wrong to cause the death of Constitution to have her specific The proposed $12.8 million various responses. wanted and what the family anyone by starvation. It is also say a 1985 statute does not her body with a chainsaw and Asked finally by his lawyer Danbury Pavilion Healthcare the legal information on what’s allow the removal of “nutrition wishes carried out. budget for fiscal 1988-89, which “ Not everyone feels the wood chipper. whether he was telling the truth. nursing home. McConnell, who gone on in the courts all over the wants.” she said morally wrong.” begins July 1, was defeated by a burdens of a tax increase. Many Bone fragments and a partial Crafts said; “What I’ve told you suffered permanent brain dam­ country.” said Alice Meahling. vote of 696 to 629 in a May 24 of the poorer residents are age three years ago in a car executive director of the Society referendum. A second referen­ renters and do not own property, ” 182 West Middle Tpke., Manchester, CT accident. can breathe on her own. For The Right to Die in New York. dum will be held Thursday. Since Soltys said. Work slated on roadways WeVe mowed down the QUALITY SHARPENING the first referendum, the council Council member Elizabeth Pe­ 649-5400 cut the spending plan by $150,000. terson replied, “It is those very The state Depa rtment of Trans­ will be done “basically at the B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1B S 2 104 Hilliard Street 649-2111 Almost $117,000 of that was people that you speak of that need portation will begin making mi­ same time.” Allen said. The ★ Always 25-35% off all kitchen or bathroom cabinets! price of tliis rider. from the proposed $8.3 million and benefit from the public nor improvements to seven inter­ DOT has applied to the Zoning Board of Education budget. The services provided by the budget, sections in Manchester this Board of Appeals for six varian­ Low prices on all kitchen and bath accessories! rest of the cuts came from the such as human services.” summer at a cost of about ces for work on the intersection of Ariens Fairway 6 HP electric start riding mower ■A Complete or partial kitchen or bathroom remodeling is now on saie. It’s the compact mower that proposed $3.5 million general Phillip Carpenter, chairman of $ 200, 000. Forest and Otis streets and East offered! SNAPPINESS IS government budget. The pared- the Piaying Fields Committee, The DOT plans to make minor Center and Summit streets, said performs like a full-size model. down budget would require a which put together a $180,000 improvements, including some Doug Hummel, also a property ★ Free Estimates bU c X (M P B ire R ANTS Features include: • Powerful 6 HP cleclric star! engine . . . A M EASY CHOICE paving, to the intersections, said agent. 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They’re unsightly and unsanitary but they are no match for (optional) ^ SNAP SNAPPIER heart of the education budget.” increases can be tough on poor federal government, while the A public hearing on the varian­ Bliss trained technicians. Askabout our PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE town and state will each pay 12.5 ces before the ZBA is scheduled • Maneuverable automotive- said school board Chairman people. PLAN- it's backed by over a century of reliability. type steering SNAPPEtrS SNAPPEirS Lawrence Mickel. But he added, “I don’t mean to percent. for June 27. NEED SOME EXTRA SAVES200.00 NOW ONLY Without naming names, Mickel be callous, but does the rest of the Improvements will be made to 4 H.P. 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North and three co-defendants, a federal with defense contractors used to “ blurred the healthy distinction dollars.” Thursday, as new information judge says it’s time for the Iran-Contra cases to blame the system — not the between buyer and seller and this integrity of individuals — for on the latest scandal became go to trial. is vividly illustrated when we look problems in military purchasing. at the problem of the 'revolving public. Boxer recognized the U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell on But a growing bribery investi­ door,” ’ Rep. Barbara Boxer, change. impossible Thursday cleared the way for the four separate gation indicates the problem is D-Calif. said in congressional trials he has ordered by rejecting defendants’ “ Now, it is bad enough that even worse than imagined by the testimony back in 1985. such a situation undermines claims that prosecutors violated their critics, who have long sought She said that as the numbers of constitutional rights. public confidence in the procure­ Bush aide ways to curb the departure of top high-ranking government offi­ ment system,” she said in a floor It will probably be impossible for Gesell still must rule on defense motions that Pentagon officials for jobs with cials moving to defense contrac­ speech. “ It is far worse to learn Manchester Memorial Hospital to find a unprecedented volumes of classified material companies doing business with tors increased, the interests of the that former and current public will make trials impossible. But his ruling left location for a parking garage anywhere that the Defense Department. Pentagon and the corporate supp­ officials may have broken the law will satisfy all the householders in the scrutinized virtually no doubt that he plans to proceed. A search warrant revealed liers merged. in a rush to cash in on the Thursday that the government is residential area that surrounds the hospital. AP photo “ The real problem with an contracts that they gained at End to farms race sought investigating the “ bribery of environment that stresses coop­ taxpayers’ expense. Nothing Parking lots are never pretty. But you can STACKED BARGE TRAFFIC — Barge public officials” as part of a eration between contractor and could be lower than that.” WASHINGTON — A top administration scheme in which defense contrac­ government is that no one is look over the top of parking lots to a horizon during probe traffic along the Illinois side of the official acknowledged today that the United Mississippi River is idle as a result of the tors got inside information from watching out for the taxpayer,” And in a letter, she asked the beyond. Parking garages are even less former government officials Defense Department inspector States is facing intense opposition in its efforts to low river resulting from the drought in she said. “ The result is a attractive than parking lots. They hide the WASHINGTON — A finance chairman for the eliminate farm subsidies worldwide but he said whom they had hired as procurement system in which general’s office to determine cars somewhat, but they rise above the George Bush presidential campaign is under the fact the matter was even being discussed the area. consultants. price is the least important whether “ there is cause to Now, the integrity of individu­ factor.” believe” that any former Pen­ ground in a rather blank grid that also scrutiny in a broad congressional investigation into was encouraging. possible ethics violations in the South Pacific. At the seven-nation economic summit, which Officials act on drought als is under attack as well as the But she added then, “ One thing tagon official who walked obscures the horizon. system, in which the Defense Fred Zader is the former ambassador to begins Sunday in Toronto, President Reagan is clear; The integrity of individ­ through the revolving door vio­ Rain fell in drought-stricken sections of the Department relies on a small lated a 1987 law. For that reason there will never be a totally Micronesia and now a regional finance chairman will again propose an elimination of what he ual procurement officials is not nation but provided little relief today from the acceptable location for a hospital parking for Bush in Micronesia and Hawaii. The Hawaii calls the farms race, the $150 billion industrial millionaire is a close friend of Bush’s and has been countries are spending every year to subsidize dry spell parching crops, stranding hundreds of garage. But one will have to be built, unless widely rumored to be a candidate for a Cabinet post agricultural products. river barges and endangering cattle farmers Former official is major target the conclusions of the hospital administration in a Bush administration. . including a 106-year-old Texas ranch. about the need for more parking spaces are While he was ambassador, Zeder was apparently Senate OKS landmark bill U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Richard E. wrong. Reagan’s finale in Toronto treated to a British Airlines flight, paid for by a Lyng allowed hay-cutting on land in nearly 300 of purchase fraud investigation London power company that was courting business WASHINGTON — A landmark Senate bill counties in 13 states set aside under a massive Most of the people who use the hospital, federal conservation program so farmers can By Barry Schweid in the tiny Pacific nations that make up aimed at turning the nation’s Depression-era WASHINGTON (AP) - When a 600-ship Navy. harvest hay in areas where the weather has decision was overturned by the however, know from their own experiences Micronesia. welfare system into a job program heads for Melvyn R. Paisley resigned from Lehman also hired Paisley shriveled livestock feed. President Reagan 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that finding a parking space there is often a Washington Wire State Department officials can accept free negotiations with the house, and supporters said his Navy job in April 1987 and set away from the Boeing Co. to TORONTO — Even if the United States were not appointed an interagency committee to deal in Richmond, Va., which de­ hassle. transportation in some cases if it qualifies as today thef’re not worried about a possible up shop in downtown Washington become assistant Navy secretary clared that the Boeing payments the most powerful of the West’s "Big 7” nations, with the crisis. official business. But the flights in question presidential veto because support for the as a consultant, he didn’t have to for research, engineering and “ created the appearance of con­ Ronald Reagan’s easy master-of-ceremonies In a sense, this is a tribute to Reagan’s ability to The hospital is now studying the results of a apparently took Zeder and his wife to the 1984 measure was so strong. wait long before some of the systems. Paisley, a native of flict of interest.” Paisley and the manner would make him the natural center of promote his free-enterprise views as well as to traffic survey conducted for it by a consulting British Open golf tournament in Scotland. House and Senate negotiators are expected to New technique OK’d nation’s largest defense contrac­ Portland, Ore., had worked at other defendants are seeking to attraction at the economic summit that opens America’s strength. Zeder did not report the round-trip tickets from work out their differences on the bill and have jt tors were lining up to hire him. Boeing for 28 years and held a have the decision reconsidered. firm. It would be ideal if the hospital found Sunday. Japan and West Germany, bowing to U.S. BELFAST, Northern Ireland — The London to Edinburgh as a gift on the financial on President Reagan’s desk by Labor Day, said Paisley was selling informa­ number of top-level management While he was at the Pentagon, that the survey, coupled with a look at pressure, are nowbuying more Americangoods, and government is giving Northern Ireland police That’s the way it has been since Reagan’s first dislosure forms he filed with the State Department. Sen. Daniel Patrick Mqynihan and Rep. Thomas tion. a commodity much in positions. Before taking the Navy Paisley joined forces with his help to Third World debtor nations may take the form new power to use a revolutionary available land in the area, showed that the session with the leadersof Canada, Britain, France, But a record of the flight is included in the Downey, both New York Democrats. demand among the various com­ job, he retired as manager of boss, Lehman, and Everett of grants or debt forgiving, and not government- crime-detecting technique known as genetic problem can be solved by providing parking Italy, Japan and West Germany in Montebello back bankruptcy proceedings of International Power panies seeking any edge they international operations for Boe­ Pyatt, assistant Navy secretary in 1981. subsidized interest rate reductions that the Reagan fingerprinting after an IRA bombing killed six space on surface lots. Systems Co. (IPSECO), Zeder’s apparent host. Bush, Dukakis sound off could get in the high-stakes world ing’s. Space and Information for shipbuilding. The trio fought administration opposes. British soldiers. of selling multimillion-dollar Division. The new president fought hard at his first summit IPSECO built two expensive power plants in hard, both inside and outside the That seems highly unlikely, however. It For next week’s summit, there is an implicit Presidential rivals George Bush and Michael But Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher ruled weapons to the Pentagon. Paisley’s appointment was con­ Navy, to preserve Reagan’s for "Reaganomics” although his tough monetary Micronesia before going bankrupt in 1986. appears clear that a parking garage will be policy was a bitter pill for some of his partners. agreement to push the host, Canadian Prime Dukakis were talking tough on drugs and crime out a reintroduction of detention without trial to Paisley has become a major troversial. His final payment build-up of ships. Congressional investigators have since determined from Boeing was $183,000 and Reagan prevailed. Minister Brian Mulroney.tocenter stage. Mulroney, as Dukakis entered the second day of a Southern deal without an upsurge of violence by the target in the nationwide investi­ Paisley was known outside the needed if the hospital is to continue, in the that IPSECO may have greased its way into one of gation of possible corruption critics said there was an inherent In 1983, on his home turf at Williamsburg, Va., facing federal elections in less than 15months, hopes swing and Jesse Jackson headed for Texas to outlawed Irish Republican Army in the British Pentagon as a raconteur, but was present competitive health care delivery the projects by handing out questionable payments involving contractors and de­ conflict of interest because Boe­ Reagan ran into a momentary challenge from to profit politically from the summit, and discord address that state’s Democratic convention. province; a stern taskmaster inside the of more than $1 million to local officials. fense officials. ing is a Navy supplier. market, to serve Manchester and surrounding Canada’s Pierre Trudeau, who grumbled about would not be the way to demonstrate his skills as a Bush, meanwhile, continued to struggle with building. “ He didn’t like to be Zeder told our associate, Jim Lynch, that he Paisley, 63, has also been a key In July 1986, the Justice Depart­ communities. muscular U.S. foreign policy. Western leader. the “ gender gap” as an NBC News-Wall Street opposed and when he was, he and never allowed IPSECO to fly him or his wife Israeli troops kill one player in President Reagan’s ment sued Paisley and four other But the summiteers wound upendorsingReagan’s He has pushed divisive foreign policy issues into Journal poll gave the Massachusetts governor a Lehman didn’t let many people The first location chosen by the hospital anywhere. naval build-up which was at the top Boeing officials, arguing that plan to deploy new nuclear missiles in Europe. the background, and will try to lead the summit intoa 15-point lead nationwide over the vice president. NABLUS, Occupied West Bank — Israeli get in their way,” said one official A House subcommittee has asked the General heart of the record defense their severance payments proved to be a bad one. It would have had a Trudeau backed off, and he won’t be at the table to quiet discussion of technical economic problems. Dukakis had a 52-28 lead among women voters. troops killed a Palestinian and wounded 18 Thursday, speaking on condition Accounting Office to examine the flight and some splurge during the president’s created a conflict of interest. big impact on the appearance of Russell needle the president this time. At least one could be explosive. The United States Dukakis, whose only Southern primary others today when a mob of rock-hurling Arabs of anonymity. business deals struck by other former U.S. officials first term in office. On Feb. 17, 1987, two months In 1985, in Tokyo, Reagan steered the Big 7 into a would like to bring down agricultural subsidies, and victories were injFlorida and Texas, found less tried to stop soldiers from blowing up a house in Street and would probably have shifted some in Micronesia. The GAO will look into possible When Reagan took office in before Paisley left office, U.S. Paisley was also involved in the strong statement against terrorism. Two years there could be a wrangle with France and West than smooth sailing on the first day of his the occupied West Bank, a hospital official said. traffic to that street. violations of government ethics regulations. January, 1981, he moved to keep District Court Judge Claude March 1986 decision by Raytheon later, it is no longer ^ controversial issue. Germany, which are determined to protect their Southern tour. In Tennessee to pick up the The army said only five Palestinians were Corp. to fire former Pentagon Those regulations say State Department officials his campaign pledge to “ re-arm Hilton of Alexandria, Va., ruled The current selection seems better. A One of the few hard decisions expected here is a farmers. endorsement of former rival A1 Gore Jr., he wa s wounded and that two Israeli officers also were official Lawrence Korb from his can’t accept gifts or favors from anyone who America” and his new Navy for Paisley and the other four declaration that governments should not allow But this issue might be sidestepped as requiring put on the spot about allegations that injured by stones in violence that began when Washington job with the com­ parking lot at Haynes Street and Turkington expects something in return. secretary, John Lehman, was a defendants. Paisley’s comment airplane hijackers to refuel. The idea is to carry the further study, and the three-day meeting is apt to be a Democratic House Speaker Jim Wright troops entered the village of Beit Furik to major figure. Lehman led the was “ it’s a relief after five years pany, after Korb suggested in a Drive, clearly within the cluster of hospital The Zeder’s flight, as recorded in IPSECO’s U.S. no-place-to-hide policy a step further. pleasant closing act on the world stage for Reagan. committed ethics violations. demolish a house. fight for large increases in the of this problem ... to get rid of it. ” speech that defense spending buildings, would be less obtrusive. records, occurred during a time when IPSECO was The allies, with the exception of Britain’s The biggest concern as the seven leaders head here Navy budget, seeking the goal of But the case isn’t over. Hilton’s could be reduced. expanding its operations to the United States by Margaret Thatcher, usually are not that eager to has nothing to do with economics or foreign policy. It Indeed, if the hospital were proposing to use adding an office in Hawaii. One year before the take a militant stand against terrorism. Reagan’s is the international plague of our age; terrorism. that space for an addition to the hospital flight, Zeder authored a cable which some biggest accomplishment in his seven economic The Canadian hosts are taking security precau­ proper, it is unlikely there would be opposition congressmen believe helped IPSECO seal the summits may be lining them up in Tokyo. tions. Without the proper credentials, it will be U.S. Army employed, protected SOLID OAK OR SOLID CHERRY controversial deal to build the massive power plant to it. But this time it may be a little different. It is impossible to get within three city blocks of the for the island nation of Palau, a U.S. Pacific Trust Reagan’s last round with Thatcher and the other downtown convention center where the leaders will OCCASIONAL TABLES Territory. The telegram, sent to the U.S. Embassy summiteers and he isbeginning to takeon the mantle meet. of an amiable lame duck. And they will hold their discussions in a in London on May 23,1983, concluded, "The Nazi war criminals, report says government of Palau should be able to meet its He will not try to rally his democratic partners to windowless underground room, presumably out of scheduled debt service obligation in light of present an economic or foreign policy cru.sade. Theagenda is harm’s way. WASHINGTON (AP) - The 13 individuals, in addition to and Nazi collaborators in its carefully scripted to avoid controversy. And while it and future funds granted to the government of U.S. Army .hired high-ranking Verbelen, but did not identify any immediate postwar European Your Choice Palau by the United States government.” cannot be guaranteed to come out that way, the 14th Barry Schweid, head of the State Department staff Nazi secret police officers, storm- of the others by name. The operations,” the report said. London banks backing the power plant have summit of the industrialized democracies will be for The Associated Press, Is covering his fourth troopers, propagandists and col­ information was based on official It said the CIC initially relied on 00 J u m p / strong on conviviality and short on decisions. economic summit meeting. since made it clear that they interpreted the laborators after World War II and documents and interviews with the information Verbelen gave Retail telegram as assurance from the United States that protected them behind an official former CIC agents, but the about himself, including the Value... JUMP.' Palau could pay back the $32 million cost of the cloak of secrecy, according to a department said the information name he gave, Peter Mayer. But •262“ plant. harshly critical Justice Depart­ remains classified under U.S. in 1950, he informed the agency I SM D ! his name was really Herbert »179 Open Foram Zeder and State Department officials claim the ment report. policies to protect the identity of telegram was misconstrued and that it did not The report says U.S. military intelligence operatives. Schwab, describing himself as a While Supplies Last _ O K A Y - promise U.S. backing the loan. intelligence employed the Nazis Prepared by the Criminal Div­ devoted Nazi Party member town, one who is answerable to the local ta xpayers. It Palau is now buried deep under that debt and has to provide information and moni­ ision’s Office of Special Investi­ since the mid-1930s and a LADY AMERICANA MATTRESS Time for a strong mayor appears that we don’t have anyone in our yet to make a payment on the power plant, which tor Soviet activity in occupied gations, the 92-page report said member of a Nazi security unit that had been declared a criminal government with gutsenough toput his footdown and engineers estimate could have been built at almost nations after the war, protecting Verbelen was paid by CIC for 10 To the Editor: organization, the report said. SPECIAL hold the line. half the amount IPSECO charged. them from prosecution for war years, from 1946 to 1957, for intelligence work in Austria even “ Despite this change in identity The free spenders ha ve to be stopped. What’s going Zeder told us he never supported the IPSECO crimes including torturing and $ C Q 00 If our town manager, our Board of Directors and murdering civilians. though he was convicted in and life history, the (CIC) made to happen when the goose stops laying golden eggs? plant and denied that he ever took a “ nickel’ ’ from our school board can’t agree on a budget without a The report focuses at length on absentia and sentenced to death no attempt to verify the informa­ Would the town employees be willing to take cuts to the now-bankrupt London firm. ONLY W W tax increase, they should be replaced. We’ve had tax the U.S. Army’s Counter- for the murders of 101 people in tion Verbelen supplied about keep the budget in check? increases every year for the past 20 years. He recalls going to the British Open In 1984. The Intelligence Corps’ hiring of his native Belgium. himself, and it continued to The state has helped the town substantially thelast The governor is talking about raising state taxes. tournament started that year on July 19, the same convicted Nazi war criminal The report said Verbelen, now employ him,” the report said. couple of years, yet our taxes keep increasing. This is not a good sign. A word to the wise should be day as the IPSECO files record the tickets for Robert Jan Verbelen, and its 77 and living in Austria, “ manipu­ Neal Sher, special investiga­ sufficient. Wake up, property owners! Zeder and his wife. After we talked to Zeder, a NEW ENGLAND FURNITURE & BEDDING Hour*: Manchester will get an additional $1.5miIlion to $1.6 continued employment of him lated the CIC into protecting him tions director who conducted the FREE DELIVERY Mon - FrI. 11-8 million from the state this year. The purpose is to State Department official called us to buttress even after he admitted having from being brought to justice for study at the request of the Thurt. 'til 8 meet the budget from sources other than local taxes. Walt Bareisa Zeder’s account. He said that although Zeder didn’t been a member of a Nazi security his crimes.” Anti-Defamation League of B’nai FACTORY STORE Sat. 11-5 <0 I9M by NFA Inc We need a strong-mayor government to run our 34 Wedgewpod Drive, Manchester recall the flight, he definitely would have unit that was declared a criminal “ He was able to accomplish B’rith, said the report already 596 HILLIARD ST. • MANCHESTER, CT • 646-5626 reimbursed the company if it had occurred. organization. this ... as a direct result of the has been given to the Belgian and "CONNECTICUT'S BEST KEPT SECRET" David Pullen, an accountant for the British The Justice Department listed CIC’s reliance upon former Nazi Austrian governments. liquidation firm handling IPSECO’s bankruptcy, did not know whether Zeder ever paid IPSECO for America’s world- cleansers are riding high the $300-plus trip. Zeder was recruited by the Reagan Jury clears Mecham, Over the decades and the centuries, it has been victory for it, but South Korea, too, can now be administration In 1982 as the president’s personal the United States’ attitude (most of the time) that counted among the bom-again nations. representative for Micronesian Status Negotia­ The best of both worlds the kind of government other countries have is Then it was Panama’s turn. Its de facto boss. tions. The position gave Zeder ambassadorial brother of charges their own business General Noriega, is probably no more corrupt, and status until he resigned last year to work for Bush. There have been, however, notable execptions to Wflliam no more deeply involved in drug-running, than PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - Thursday. “ We’re happy, we’re Imagine leaving this rule. One spectacular example was our three-quarters of the dime-store dictators in that Mlnl-editorial Former Gov. Evan Mecham says happy. You’re always apprehen­ military intervention in Guatemala in 1954 to neck of the woods, and certainly his country, where his acquittal on charges of sive but not really surprised.” Hartford and 15 Rusher The Reagan administration wants you to believe overthrow the Communist regime of Jacobo American troops are permanently stationed to concealing a $350,000 campaign that the federal budget doesn’t squeal as much as it Assistant Attorney General Arbenz. Another, much more recent, was our protect the Canal, constitutes no more of a threat to loan shows “ justice can occur in minutes later used to. A report from the Office of Management Barnett Lotstein, one of two invasion of Comtnunist-dominated Grenada in 1983, us than Manhattan’s Central Park. Arizona” when the politicians and Budget concludes that pork barrel projects — prosecutors in the case, said he partly to protect American students enrolled in a But once the furor deposendi takes hold, it’s hard who removed him from office are being surrounded wasteful projects created to carry favor with the had “ no quarrel with the medical school there. And there are plenty of other to shake. Noriega was ordered to quit, and indicted not involved. behind her and her military backers, and Marcos constituents back home — aren’t the major decision.” cases. was ousted. for drug-running for good measure. When he , A state jury on Thursday by trees, hills, expense that they used to be. Maybe 0MB doesn’t “ We believe we presented a As the two cited instances suggest, the This outcome was almost universally hailed as a stubbornly refused to leave, his country was put cleared Mecham and his brother, recognize a pig when it sees one. From the responsible case that had to be exceptions have usually involved situations in triumph for democracy and for U.S. policy. When, through a financial wringer and various strikes and Willard, on all counts. peace and quiet. taxpayers’ perspective, one pork project, even if it The first-term Republican be­ presented. We obviously felt we which what we deemed vital U.S. interests were almost simultaneously, the United States rlotsiwere incited. At this writing, he is still is a tiny one, is one piglet too many. If it looks like a came the first U.S. governor to be had a good case. A lot of the threatened. There are indications, however, that engineered the ouster of Jean-Claude "Baby Doc” hanging tough, but I doubt that Lloyd’s of London It's home at Birch pig and oinks like a pig, it ain’t tofu.. impeached and removed from people in this community feel that this policy of what might be called “ preemptive Duvalier — the equally corrupt despot who ran would offer very long odds on his lengthy survival office in 59 years on April 4 when he has suffered enough, and mm overthrow” is getting out of hand. Haiti (but whose existence certainly posed no in power. Mountain. the Arizona Senate convicted him perhaps that was a factor,” The current rush of overthrows began problems for us) — admiration for the State Once the State Department has disentangled on two unrelated Impeachment Lotstein said outside the two-and-a-half years ago with the Philippines, Department’s brio was widespread. Even Capitol itself from this Panamanian tar-baby and courtroom. fHaiuliPslrrI HrralJi counts. which arguably presented a strong case for one of Hill liberals joined in the chorus of acclaim. succeeded in sacking him. It may want to rest for a The House impeached him in As the verdict was read, those "exceptions” to the rule. The Philippines are Looking around for new worlds to conquer, the while — at least until it can discover how our new Founded In 1881 connection with the $350,000 loan strategically located, and the site of two vital U.S. reformers’ eyes next lit on South Kprea, where a Mecham smiled broadly and president feels about this exhilarating policy of PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PubIKher to his 1986 campaign, but the The Lltchneld $298,800 bases. The president. Ferdinand Marcos, was a military junta was about to seek legitimation in embraced his attorney, Michael ^irchTy^ountain preemptive overthrows. But down the road, if the QEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Senate decided not to hear that Scott, hugged his wife, Florence, notoriously corrupt old autocrat, in failing health free elections. As in the case of Haiti, a vital U.S. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacullva Editor world-cleansers have their way, one can foresee charge for fear of prejudicing his then walked over to the jurors and of Manchester OPEH SUHDAY 12:00 - 4:00 and in some danger of being toppled by the interest was difficult to see. Nonetheless, MABIE P. G R A D Y ...... City Editor rough days for President Lee Kwan Yw of ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Auoclats Editor criminal trial. shook their hands. Directions; Rt. 84 E to 384 to Wyllys Street Exit. At end of Communist guerrilla forces infesting the islands. Washington leaned on the South Korean Singapore, and the newly elected conservative “ Justice can occur in Arizona raimp, turn left. At stop light turn right onto Camp Meeting DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advartltlng DIroctor As Superior Court Judge Mi­ Unique Homes of Quality So, when Marcos called a snap election and government to insure that the elections would be government of El Salvador — not to mention South when you get to the people and Road. Qo under highway and take immediate right onto JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... B u iln au Manager chael Ryan declared the trial Corazon Aquino (the widow of a popular really free, and that the junta’s severest critics Africa. outside the politicians,” Me­ from $249,100 Birch Mountain Road. Watch for Model Home on right. 688-6473 SHELDON CO HEN...... Composing Manager over, Mecham’s supporters anti-Marcos politician who had been assassinated) would be allowed to run for office. Divisions in the We want a perfect world, and, by golly, we’re ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Pressroom Manager cham, 64, told reporters outside claimed victory, the United States threw its weight ranks of the opposition resulted in less than total going to get it! the Maricopa County courthouse cheered. g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 17. 1988

Take a ride in an elegant horse-drawn carriage Moved furnace causes poisoning woes from 1830, on Sunday afternoon. Rides will be offered by Allegra Farm of East Hampton, from noon to 4 p.m., around the Glastonbury Town DEAR BRUCE; We grave deficiency and correct it before pective, that provides the flavor that Playing a tune for dad Green, leaving from the Historical Society, corner purchased our home a tragedy occurred. makes life interesting. of Main and Hubbard streets. At the Welles Asner claims son There are more many Father’s Day D’Alessandro and the Connecticut about eight months ago. To decide what you want to do, why Shipman Ward House, 972 Main St., South The fellow who owned it LOSANGELES concerts planned in the area. The Valley Boys Plus 1, Chris Mosher & DEAR BRUCE; I have been teach­ not sit down and inventory all of your Glastonbury, the society’s collection of antique previously had moved — Actor Ed Asner ' biggest is the U.S. Coast Guard The Desert Skies Band and the Smart Money ing school (grades four to eight) for 11 strong points? Write down the things horse-drawn vehicles, including a runabout, a meat the furnace across the years. When I graduated front col­ you like to do, the things you do well has admitted he Concert Band, which is coming to the Connecticut Showcase Band. The shows will also include Richard wagon and a hearse, will be displayed. cellar so his family lege, I thought that this was what I and, of course, the things that you do fathered a 10- ; Take Dad to an Island Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell, Bruce Williams Risley Dancers from Coventry, vin­ Refreshments will be served and guided tours of could use the area as a wanted to do for the rest of my life, but not want to do and those you don’t do month-old boy out on the campus of Manchester Com­ The Connecticut Audubon Society will help you tage cars, a ventriloquist and stunt the Ward House will be offered. Admission is free recreation room. now my interest in it has about run its well. Going through the list may give of wedlock and munity College, on Sunday at 7 p.m. In After we moved in, iBK take dad to an island for his special day. The tour case of rain, the free concert will be riders from Cattletown, U.S.A. Gen­ to fathers and children. Others pay $1 each. In case course. you a hint of what career you want. agreed to pay of rain, thj^event will be June 26. my family became very Although modest, the money isn’t It may be more training is more than $2,100 a ^ goes to Chimon Island off East Norwalk, in the moved to East Catholic High School, eral admission is $4, senior citizens $2 ill in the middle of 115 New State Road, Manchester. and children under 12 admitted free. bad, and we are managing very well. necessary. month in child Long Island Sound. Jim Munson will lead the Profits go to eye research. winter. Then we discovered that, in certainly used poor judgment, in But I am reaching the point of hating Your teaching schedule with group, teaching about the island’s history and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church on Tell me a story support, a lawyer If dad’s about thirtysomething, he’s moving the furnace, the past owner moving the furnace; But it is unlikely to get up in the morning. At 36, it summers off provides an opportunity ecology. It has a fine population of great blue Park Street will present a concert says. probably a fan of The Beach Boys. The National Theatre of the Deaf will present a had installed a pipe to carry the that he did it to defraud you; the seems terrible to hate your job. While to ease into a new career. Try heron, black crowned night heron and little blue with Susan Knapp, harp, Jane Rady, Asner also must That group, and several others, will free storytelling performance on Sunday afternoon smoke across the room to the existing furnace placed him and his family in the summers off are pleasant. I’ve got something different during those heron. The trip leaves Sunday, at 8 a.m., from the flute, and Robert Ashens, piano, and pay the mortgage ■* present a concert on Sunday at 2 p.m. chimney. The system did not work the same peril that threatened you. to do something else! What would you months and if it works out, continue. Holland Brook Center, 1361 Main St., Glastonbury, organ, on Sunday afternoon at 4. at 1 p.m., at The Meeting House, Goose Hill Road, on a $300,000 - at the U.S. Sub Base Athletic Field in properly, and my family was suffer­ Even if he made a misrepresenta­ suggest I look into? A wish to change careers is and returns at 4 p.m. Participants are advised to Ashens has been music director and Chester. The audience is invited to bring blankets, condominium’' coach with the Hartt School of Music’s Groton. The other groups on the bill ing from carbon-monoxide poisoning. tion at the closing that the home was in R.W., PITTSBURGH perfectly normal. While you can’t hop bring lunch and binoculars. 'The trip costs $27 per lawn chairs and a picnic lunch to the grounds. In where the child include John Cafferty and the Beaver It cost us $800 — our entire savings good repair, it would seem to me that flower to flower, there is no reason in Opera-Theater Program and many case of rain, the event will be moved inside. For lives with his " person. Call 633-8402 for reservations. Brown Band and Cub Koda with the — to have the furnace moved back to he believed it to be so. DEAR R.W.; There is no reason in the world not to consider it. I certainly other companies. The program will directions, call 526-4971. Bone Gods. The gates open at noon, where it belonged. Can I get the You can consult a lawyer, but it is the world to feel uncomfortable about wish you well. Ed Asner mother, Carol include Mozart’s concerto for harp former owner to reimburse me? If we my lay opinion that you should not wanting to do something different Jean Vogelman, * Last Hock Walk set and flute, and a sonata for harp and food and beverages will be available. Expo has muscle hadn’t spent our savings on the said attorney Ronald Supancic, who flute by Damase. A theme from Tickets, $16.50 each, may be pur­ spend more money pursuing this case. with your life. There was a time when The Health and Fitness Expo is coming to furnace, we couldn't have lived in the represents Ms. Vogelman’s former husband. The last Hockanum River Linear Park Walk of Bizet’s “ Carmen” will also be pres­ chased at Two Legs in Willimantic’s The amount you paid out to move the people were expected to apprentice at Hartford on Saturday, and this year it will feature house. furnace is substantial, particularly about age 12, learning the shoe Bruce Williams, America’s top Asner, star of television’s “ Bronx Zoo,” the !, this season will be Sunday at 1 p.m. It will begin at ented. The suggested donation is $5 Eastbrook Mall and all Ticketron locations. the Mr. & Miss Body Building Championship of L.W., HOUSTON since it represented your savings, but business or whatever, and spend the radio talk host, is heard each week old “ Mary Tyler Moore Show” and “ Lou t New State Road, where parking is available at the per person. Connecticut. At this event, Mr. and Miss Body I think the likelihood of recovering rest of their lives in that occupation. night on NBC stations. His column Grant,” conceded the child was his after seven- old telephone company building. In case of rain, the Is he more intrigued by country If dad’s a longhair of a different sort, try the Eastern Connecticut Building America will make guest appearances. DEAR L.W.: It is very difficult to anything would be slim. That was unrealistic then, and it appears every Monday, Wednesday months of medical tests and testimony. walk will be June 26, instead. music? The Connecticut Country Symphony Chorus concert, at She­ The expo itself is from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday at say definitely whether or not you have You should put this matter behind remains unrealistic. Most of us and Friday. Write to Williams in care The actor became involved in the court ^ Music Association will present a concert from 1 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the pherd of the Sea Chapel, on Gungy- the Hartford Civic Center. Body builders will be a case against the previous owner. you and be very thankful that you change careers two or three times of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box action when Ms. Vogelman’s ex-husband, • : Taste of Saybrook He may have acted illegally, and he Lion’s Fairgrounds in Hebron. Food wamp Road in Groton. The featured prejudged through the day, and finals will be at 8 were alert enough to discover this during our lifetime. From my pers­ 591, Manchester 06040. David Stone, alleged his $3,000-a-month A food festival called A Taste of Old Saybrook is and beverages will be available, works will be Vivaldi’s “ Gloria" and p.m. Tickets for the expo alone cost $4.50. For alimony payment was being used to support a . ! planned for Saturday, noon to 5 p.m., on the town although no alcoholic drinks will be Schubert’s mass in G. This concert is admission to the expo and prejudging, you’ll pay $7 child that wasn’t his. ; green at South Main Street in Old Saybrook. permitted. The lineup includes Butch free and open to the public. and a ticket which includes the evening’s Asner attorney Michael Schiff said only that";; Restaurants and caterers will have booths offering competition is $19. For more information, call Call-waiting phone service Asner and Ms. Vogelman had reached an oral ; tastes of their specialties. Their will be free Brian Tully, 667-1995 or Lois Hoey, 236-0190. agreement that was being put into writing. He ^ ' balloons for all children. Dr. Gott didn’t dispute the figures detailed by Supancic. Tilting at windmills Peter Gott, M.D. is cause of friendly static Whipping along Be crafty Come to the fair Don Quixote is back, with a presentation of the DEAR DEAR SECOND CHOICE; The best Double Dutch jumprope teams in musical, “ Man of La Mancha, this weekend and ABBY; This is Congratulations for having the Cosby, wife honored Connecticut will compete Saturday, from 1 to 4 For a fine selection of crafts, and toll house You can frolic at the St. Bridget’s Fair, tonight next at the University of Connecticut. This is the not a terribly courage to tell Joyce how you felt WILBERFORCE, Ohio - Comedian Bill p.m., in the Connecticut Double Dutch Tournament cookies hot out of the oven, head for Wesley and Saturday in the parking lot of St. Bridget’s first of the summer productions done by J^Iutmeg serious prob­ about her rudeness. And good for Cosby and his wife will be honored with a at Hartford High School. Admission is free with Memorial Church, 110 Ellington Road, East Church, 70 Main St. The rides are open tonight and Theatre, in the air conditioned Harriet S. le m , but I Joyce for acknowledging it and building named after them at Central State tickets, which are available from the Girl Scouts, Hartford. On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., the Saturday, 6 to 10 p.m., and Saturday for a matinee Jorgensen Theatre on the Storrs campus. The show would like an Dear Abby having the humility to apologize. University. 800-922-2770, and 4-H, 241-4971. Double Dutch is a church will have a craft and antique show, where at 2 p.m. City Lights will play Saturday from 7; 30 to runs through June 25. with performances each Treating eczema opinion* from Abigail Van Buren The former Cook Elementary School will be ‘ lightening-quick team sport where two ropes are refreshments will be served. The United Methodist 10 p.m. There are bingo games each night, games, night at 8 p.m., and Saturdays at 2 p.m., as well. you, and DEAR ABBY; I have a prob­ renamed the Camille 0. and William H. Cosby • turned, eggbeater fashion, as jumpers perform Women will make chocolate chips cookies and sell food, plants, arts and crafts. The raffle tickets will Tickets are $12 each, or $30 for all three shows. For maybe some of lem I hope you can help me with. I acrobatic routines. them, warm, throughout the day. be drawn at 11; 30 p.m. Saturday. reservations, call 486-3969. with cortisone your readers am a female college student and Mass Communications Center, university would like to share a two-bedroom apartment spokesman Ed Chamness said Thursday. DEAR DR. GOTT; My son, 7, has severe eczema comment. near the college with another giri. The school. Central State’s former teaching ' which the doctor ascribes to allergies to just about Several of my friends have the call from the other party. I said, When I moved in (September laboratory, has housed its mass Strawberry shortcake everything. He’s taken cortisone for six months, “ call waiting” service on their “ Since you called me, you could ’87), “ Nina” asked if I minded if communications program since 1974 and is Featuring: which has helped a little, but I ’m concerned about telephones. (I have not.) have put me on ‘hold’ for two her boyfriend, “ Greg,” spent the being remodeled; he said. the long-term effects. Will he grow out of this? Recently, my friend “ Joyce” seconds while you told the other night here. I said it would be OK Cosby has contributed about $335,000 to < in demand this weekend (not her real name) called me. All party you were talking to some­ — not realizing that Greg would Central State, Chamness said. The comedian DEAR READER; Children often outgrow severe she said was, “ Hello. How are one and would get back to him.” I keep bringing more and more of could not immediately be reached for THREE PENNYPUB eczema at about the time of puberty. The reasons I You can eat fresh strawberry you?” then, before I could even also told her she made me feel his clothes over, until everything comment through his Los Angeles publicist. AND for this are unknown. Cortisone creams will often ; shortcake every day of the answer her, I heard her “ call like I was second choice — that he owns is in this apartment! He’s ; weekend, without doing a lick of diminish the acute skin inflamation, peeling and waiting’ ’ signal beep. She imme­ she was hoping someone more supposed to be living with an PIZZARIA cracking of eczema. iwork yourself. The Women’s diately said, somebody is interesting was on the other line. “ uncle,” but that is just a GUI) ! Fellowship of the First Congrega- However, I share your concerns about cortisone trying to get me'— I’ll call you To my surprise, Joyce wasn’t cover-up for Nina’s parents. If Midler In serious role pills or the long-term use of the creams. Cortisone ; tional Church of Vernon on Route right back.” Then she hung up on angry with me for telling her off. they knew Greg was living with ' 30 will hold its strawberry festival and other steroid drugs are powerful neutralizers of me. She agreed with me and apolog­ Nina, they would cut off her LOSANGELES ' the body’s immune system and can cause this evening, from 6 to 8 p.m. About 15 minutes later when ized. money supply. (They pay her rent — Actress Bette devastating side effects in children,, including 'Shortcakes with real whipped Joyce called back, I told her I What are your thoughts on this, and all bills.) Greg’s parents Midler will play 'cream and a beverage will be change in appearance, altered development and thought she was extremely rude Abhy? know about his living arrange­ Stella in the 50% off any large susceptibility to infection. If your son’s eczema is served for $2. general, $1.50 for to have cut me offtfHH taken the SECOND CHOICE ment, but they don’t care. upcoming remake CONTINENTAL related to allergies, he might be better served by ^children and senior citizens. take out pizza I feel that living together before of the movie The Burnside United Methodist CUISINE ^ 4 ' being under the care of a specialist. For example, he you are married is wrong, and I could be helped by desensitization injections that “ Stella Dallas,” ;Church, 16 Church St.. East am very uncomfortable with this the story of a Hartford, is planning an old Good Sunday thru Thurs. are compounded and administered by an allergist. Data Bank situation. Ask your doctor about this possibility. mother who sacri­ 'fashioned strawberry festival with coupon Also, I feel that I am being fices everything ;supper, with ham and beans and taken advantage of because Greg Church, 400 Buckland Road, DEAR DR. GOTT; I ’m female and 55. One minute for her daughter. plenty of strawberry shortcake. Live entertainment Friday has never paid a dime for rent, South Windsor. From 2:30 to 5:30 I feel fine, and the next I feel as if my tongue is 10 The movie will It will be served Saturday from 5 gas, electricity, teiephone — p.m., strawberry shortcake will VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT and Saturday, featuring times too big and I ’m going to choke, although I FAMILY TIES be co-produced to 7 p.m. Adults will be charged nothing. Those bills are higher be served in a tent on the church produce enough saliva. I take Dyazide every other and distributed via $6, children under 12, $3 and The Only Vietnamese Restaurant in Manchester! because Greg takes showers, grounds. A hymnsing and special day. Could this be the culprit? Household a new partnership "children under 5 eat free. For UAJLY < MoD-nun Lunch 11:30-3:00 TEE TEE SOUL uses electricity, etc. vocal selections will be presented Dinner 4-10.30 H A PPY HOURS 4*7 PM ■ Sprrial Menu l.jjnch in Bar between the Sa­ reservations, call 528-7483. types In Nina and I want to lease this at 3:30 p.m. Donations for the F fi I f S u. 11:00 am • 11'JO pm Every Friday Dinner Special; Swordfish Cooked French Style DEAR READER: Any medicine has the potential ; Sunday, you can dine at the Sun. 4-9.00 apartment next year because it’s muel Goldwyn Co. refreshments are requested. to cause allergic reactions. Tongue swelling is America and Walt Disney strawberry festival at Calvary cheap and near school, but I don’t Beitte Midler 331 Center St. 647-0359 Manchester sometimes a manifestation of such reactions. want Greg living here. I like Nina. Studios, Daily Var­ Therefore, Dyazide — a combination of two Percentage of total West Middle Turnpike • 649-3361 How can I tell her without losing iety reported Thursday. {formerly Mastaro's) diuretics for hypertension and fluid elimination — Type population living in her as a friend? 'The first version of the tear-jerker was could be the culprit. Since you require a very small THREE’S A CROWD filmed in 1925, while a remake was produced dose (one capsule every two days), I wonder if the in 1937 with Barbara Stanwyck and John T h e H o m e s t e a d medicine could not be changed — or stopped. A fine dining experience with a country antique flair. Husband-wife DEAR THREE; Tell Nina Boles. Explain your symptoms to your doctor and see if he families ,71% Featuring exactly what you have told me, Ms. Midler has appeared in a steady string or she would be willing to make an adjustment. RELATIVE MATTERS — Margaritas Take Dad to the Homestead Of the more than 230 and if you lose her as a friend, of hits, including “ Outrageous Fortune,” Female-headed ;i3% what have you lost? A “ friend” “ Ruthless People,” “ Down and Out in Beverly Steaks Restaurant in Mansfield for DEAR DR. GOTT; I developed temporal arteritis families who has taken advantage of you from a Transderm-Scop patch. My eye doctor was million households in the Hills” and the just-released comedy “ Big Seafood and is deceiving her parents. His Special Day on a cruise and the ship’s doctor said he’s seen many Business.” Single-person United States, about 201 Aiso, since you feel that living & people develop problems like mine from the Serving Brunch 10:30-1:30 / Dinner 3-9 households million include two or together without marriage is Food From South patches. Is this a listed side effect? HOURS: liinch: Tues. ■ Fri. 11-4 wrong, tell Nina that if she wants STEAK of the Border Dinner: Tuct.-Thurt. S-9 PM / Fri. & Sal. 5-10 PM DEAR READER; Temporal arteritis is inflam­ Homes with two more related people. The or more to live with Greg, she should Hoffman hosts ball Sun. Brunch 10:30-1:30, Dinner 3-9 PM mation of the temporal artery, a major blood vessel 4% include you out. unrelated people remaining househoids The reauurant is 20 minutes from Manchester beneath the skin of the temple. The ailment is NORTHAMPTON - Abbie Hoffman, who OPEN EVERY NIGHT C N thought to be due to an allergic reaction, during consist of one person or CONFIDENTIAL TO RE­ gained fame 20 years ago at protests at the Male-headed 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) w ^ e which the patient becomes sensitive to his or her families 3% two or more unrelated GRETFUL IN GEORGIA; Your Democratic National Convention in Chicago, 429-1900 own arterial tissue. This causes headache and a (Rt. 32, Mansfield) The HomcitcAd NEA graphic letter has been destroyed, so plans to be host of a nostalgic ball Sunday to Mansfield ■ 456-2240 painful, swollen temporal artery. people. please stop worrying. raise money for anti-nuclear advertising. The “ ’60s Revival Ball” at the Pearl Street nightclub here will feature such IN THE HEART OF DIXIE — The U.S. Coast Guard's Dixieland Jazz Band will be part of the concert to be THREE PENNYPUB I------1 Weekend Specials Sorting out the adjustable mortgage options entertainment as a musician playing the AND sound of a nuclear disaster on his harmonica presented on Sunday at the Manchester Bicentennial off any large | and free copies of Hoffman’s “ Steal This Band Sheel. The show starts at 7 p.m., and is free. PIZZARIA 50% As home saies con­ able or flexible rate mortgages, offer years. While the promise of lower • Fresh Bakecj Scrod...... ^6.95 Book” for the first 10 partygoers who come take out pizza tinue to rise, options for lower initial rates and may not be the monthly payments may sound appeal­ M m . . with their fathers. Admission is $10. ^ Chicken Parmigiana...... *7.50 financing houses dre only way a first-time homebuyer is ing, the savings are not significant. Hoffman said he has become fond of Good Sunday thru Thurs. also increasing. At no able to purchase his or her home. It is What is significant is that you are not • Veal Hunter Style *7.95 Northampton since a local jury cleared him in Cinema with coupon other time in history Sylvia typically easier for borrowers to building up any equity. And when your • Veal Francaise *8.25 have there been so qualify for ARMs. What’s more, if payments do increase to include April 1987 of disorderly conduct and ‘ HARTFORD ^ . Live entertainment Friday many options from your job entails the possibility of principal, these higher payments trespassing charges stemming from his arrest . ClMiita City — The Moderns (R ) Fri 2:55,5:15,7:35,10:05. — Willow (P G ) Fri • Baked or Broiled Scallops *8.25 which you, the home- Porter relocating and/or you do not plan to combined with higher interest rates at a demonstration against CIA recruiting at «;30,9:20; Sot and Sun 12:45, 3:30, «;30, and Sat 12,2:30,5,7:40,10:15,12:30; Sun and Saturday, featuring 9:20. — Bobette’i Feast (G ) Fri 7,9:40; 12, 2:30, 5, 7:40, 10:15. • Shrimp Francaise *9.95 buyer, can choose for remain in the house for long, the lower can become a financial nightmare. the nearby University of Massachusetts. Sat and Sun 1, 3:45, 7, 9:40. — Arlo (R) TEE TEE SOUL financing their monthly ARM payments make sense ■ Teaser rates. These are preval­ F ri« :45,9; Sot and Sun 1; 30,4:15,4; 45,9. MANCHESTER — White Mischief (R) Fri 7:20, 10; Saf UA Tbtoters East — Beetlelulce (PG) mortgage. for your situation. ent a few years ago and Havemann and Sun 1:15,4, 7:20,10. Frl-Sun2,4:30,7:15,9:30, — Moonstruck LA STRADA Restaurant Are you a fixed-rate Warning: Be sure there are annual says they probably will return. The Fat Boys file suit FrI-Sun 2:15, 4:40, 7:20, 9:40. — Above 471 Hartford M3-S1S5 danger: the low introductory rates RAST HARTFORD the Law (R) FrI-Sun 2:20,4:20,7:30,9:45. West Middle Turnpike • 649-3361 type who iongs for the security of a Savings Institutions. “ During this and lifetime caps that limit how high . Rastwood Fub A Cinema — Moon­ — Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) locked-in interest rate? Or a risk- your rate can go. Typically, ARMs are provocative, but temporary! NEW YORK — The Fat Boys, the rotund rap struck (P G ) Fri ond Sat 7:15, 9:20; Sun midnight. — Heavy Metol (R) midnight. period, lenders expanded at a record — Eddie Murphy Raw (P G ) midnight. taking optimist who is comfortable have annual interest rate caps of Depending on the term of your loan, trio, have sued Miller Brewing Co. for $5 7:30. rate." But since this boom, the ' Feor Richards Fub and Cinema — with an adjustable rate mortgage number of originations, and particu­ about 2 percent, and 5 to 6 percent you soon will be hit with a substantial million over a TV commercial in which Moonstruck (P G ) Fri and Sat 7:30,9:30, VERNON caps for the life of the loan. Even with increase in monthly payments. 12; Sun 7:30,9:30. _ Cine 1A 2— Beetlelulce (PG) Fri 7:10, (ARM) that is uncapped? Perhaps larly refinancings has fallen. Lenders comedian Joe Piscopo and three heavyweight 9:30; Sat and Sun 1:30,3; 15,5,7; 10,9:30. Hartford Road Cafe caps, if rates skyrocket, an 8 percent One feature you should consider: a Sbowcota Clntmos 1-9— The Presidio you are easily seduded by low are feeling the .pinch — more in some partners rap a song touting Miller beer (R ) Fri and Sot 12:50,3,5:10,7:45,10:10, — Moonstruck (PG ) Fri 7,9:15; Sat and Call the Manchester Herald introductory rates with little concern areas, than in others. loan can climb to 14 percent in a few convertible option. This increasingly The federal suit filed Monday claims the ad 12:25; Sun 12:50, 3, 5:10, 7:45, 10:10. — Sun 2, 4:15, 7,9:15. years. popular feature may cost a little extra ■uM Durham (R ) Fri and Sat 12:15,2:30, for what next year will bring. Or “ Adjustable rate mortgages, often takes advantage of their platinum-selling 4:45, 7:15, 9:50, 12:10; Sun 12:15, 2:30, WILLIMANTIC Be wary of: upfront, or the fee may be applied only JMIten Sauare Cinema — The Great Herb Chicken Advertising Dept, to maybe you fall somewhere in between the force choice of many homebuyers record success and infringes on the Fat Boys’ 4:45, 7:15,9:50. — "C rocodile” Dundee with Rice or Potato, $ 8 ^ 5 tl (P G ) Fri and Sot 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7:10, Outdoors (P G ) Fri 5:15, 7:30, 9:45, 12; and favor an adjustable rate with a when rates rise, offer a number of ■ Monthly adjusting ARMs. While when you actually exercise the dption. Salad and Roll trademark. They also claim the commercial’s 9:45,12; Sun 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7:10,9:45. - - Sat 12:45,3,5:15,7:30,9:45,12; Sun 12:45, advertise your weekend convertible option that affords a bit ways to snare the unwary, “ according the interest rate actually adjusts But it may be worth it. The way it music “ contains a melody copied from (and) Red Heat (R ) Fri and Sot 12:M, 2:35, 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. — "C rocodile" every month, your monthly payments works: you can convert your ARM 4:50,7:30,10,12:20; Son 12:20,2:35,4:50, Dundee 11 (P G ) Fri 5,7:15,9:30,12; Sat more security. to Paul Havemann, vice president of derived from” the Fat Boys’ music. 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15, 9:30, 12; Sun 12:30, {Har^ortCfRffodCaft remain at the same rate. In a climate • into a fixed rate mortgage if interest 7:30, 10. — Bio Business (P G ) Fri and specials here! Behind the surge in mortgage HSH Associates, a publisher of The portly plaintiffs are Mark Morales $ot 12:30,2:45,5:05,7:20,9:35,11:35; Sun 2:45, 5, 7:15, 9:30. — Bio Business (P G ) of rising interest rates, your monthly rates fall. Fri 5:15, 7:30,9:45, 12; Sat 12:45, 3,5:15, Lunch Served options is more active competition mortgage information in Riverdale, (better known as “ Prince Markle Dee” ) M:30, 2:45, 5:05, 7:20, 9:35. — Bio (PG ) payments will not cover enough Note: Look for a convertible ARM Fri and Sot 12:25, 2:40, 4:55, 7:25, 9:55, 7:30, 9:45, 12; Sun 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30, from ll:(K)-5;00 SUNDAY BRUNCH among lenders for your business. N.J. Damon WImbley (aka “ Kool RockSki” )’and 12:05; Sun 12:25, 2:40,4:55,7:25,9:55. •- 9:45. — Bla (P G ) Fri 5:15, 7:30,9:45,12; interest to repay the debt. Result: that’s flexible; that is, it allows you to Sat 12:45,3,5:15,7:30,9:45,12," Sun 12:45, Dinner from 5;00-10;00 pm 11:30-2:30 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Darren Robinson (“ The Human Beat Box” ), Folteroelst III (P G ) Fri and Sat 12:10, “ In 1986 and ’87, there was a high Instead of decreasing, your loan convert say, from the 13th thorugh the 2:15, 4:20, 7:10, 9:40, 11:45; Sun 12:10, 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. — Funny Form (PG ) along with the group’s record company and 2:15, 4:20, 7:10, 9:40. — Rombo III (R) Fri 5:15,7:15,9:15,11:30; Sot 1:15, 3:15, 378 Hartford Road, Manchester, CT volume of loan originations, with balance will be increasing. 60th month of the loan. Some converti­ 7:15, 9:15, 11:30; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, QUESTION; Why the “ forced music publisher. They also seek the FrI and Sat 12:40, 3, 5:20, 7:50, 10:20, refinancing making up a large portion choice?” ■ Interest-only payments. These bles restrict borrowers to conversions 12:30; Sun 12:40, 3, 5:20, 7:50, 10:20. — 5:15, 9:15. — Willow (P G ) Fri 4:15, 7, 647-0489 withdrawal of the commercial. Funny Farm (P G ) Fri and Sot 12:50, 9:30, 12; Sat 1:30, 4:15, 7, 9:30, 12; Sun of business,” reports Mark Obrinsky, allow you to pay only interest and only during the third, fourth and fifth 2:55, 5:15, 7:35, 10:05, 12:05; Sun 12:50, 1:30, 4:15,7, 9:30. economist for the U.S. League of ANSWER; ARMs, adjustable, vari­ none of the principal for the first few anniversaries of the loan. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. June 17, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 17. 1988 — 11

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diapers at once, three being contractor. The warrant says McDonnell and FBI Director William Sessions. toilet-trained, everything came Douglas received confidential informa­ In other developments; ------^ — rr~ - along ... Boom, boom, boom !" tion on several Pentagon progranis ■ The New York Times, citing unidenti­ Stargardter mastered diaper­ including the $35 billion Advanced Tacti­ fied legal sources at the Justice Depart­ Pistons game away ing, laundry and cooking, but cal Aircraft manufacturing competition ment and elsewhere, reported today that found the isolation tough. All • won by the St. Louis company. the offices of at least three House young parents face this to some Paisley’s consulting office was bugged members hod been placed under investi­ extent, but Stargardter said his and his phone there was tapped by federal gation as part of the probe. The sources problems were magnified by his investigators conducting the corruption would not identify the lawmakers or say appearance. whether the House members or their aides from the NBA title probe, according to government sources ^ "Y ou ’re in the park, looking at were under investigation. speaking on condition of anonymity. f * - - ' this burly guy,” he said. “ And my Sources said Paisley is a consultant for ■ NBC News reported Thursday that By Howard Ulmdn — plenty to cheer. The 41,732 fans When Worthy left, Los Angeles hai r was quite a bit longer than it is United Technologies, whose Washington the court-authorized wiretaps lasted 290 The Associated Press exceeded the previous record of led 15-4. When he came back, now. And you’re a woman with a offices also were searched ’Tuesday by days and overheard nearly 4,800conversa­ 40.172 at the Seattle Kingdome on Detroit was on top 48-39 and never few small kids of your own. Are FBI agents. The agents took away all tions, of which 671 were considered PONTIAC. Mich. — The Los April 15,1980 for the fifth game of trailed again. The Pistons rallied you going to walk up and start documents in United Technologies’s files incriminating. AngelcL^ Lakers know that in the the Western Conference finals from the 15-2 start to outscore Los chatting?” relating to Paisley, said the sources. ■ The Washington Post, citing an fight for the NBA championship between Milwaukee and Seattle. Angeles 52-26 and take a 54-41 lead He made a few friends among The agents also took documents relating unidpntified law enforcement source, there are no guarantees, even if Detroit will move next season to a 3:03 before intermission. Behind women who were, he said, “ willing to the 404 and T-406 engines made by Pratt reported today that at least 12 phones had their coach says there are. new arena in nearby Auburn Dantley’s 19 points, Detroit led to take risks.” His circle of & Whitney, a United Technologies’ subsi­ been tapped, including that of William “ I ’m going to guarantee eve­ Hills. 59-50 at halftime. acquaintances broadened when diary. Paisley began working as a United Galvin, a colleague of Paisley’s and a ryone we’re going to repeat.” “ I have to credit our crowd,” ‘T v e played in a lot more Katie was old enough for coopera­ Technologies consultant within a week consultant associated with several de­ Coach Pat Riley had said a year Daly said, "not only the size of it, physical ballgames where calls tive nursery school. Stargardter after he left his Pentagon job last jiear, fense contractors. ago, soon after his Lakers had but the noise and they were weren’t called,” said Worthy, became involved in that school, according to the sources. The source also said one government beaten Boston for the title. together and it’s no question they who added. "W e weren’t getting and continued as a volunteer when Meese declined to give a direct answer employee received more than $100,000 in The Detroit Pistons delivered helped us.” any calls on our end of the floor.” the children moved on to Coventry when asked if bribes had been accepted in cash in return for information, and that their own sobering message to the ‘T m beyond disappointed. I ’m “ When you start losing players Grammar School. When the tele­ the Pentagon, saying “ that will all come investigators also were looking into Lakers Thursday night: win two beyond irritated. I’m beyond and have to go deep, deep into phone rings, it’s often another out in the course of the indictments and allegations that personal bills, vacations straight games or you won’t win disgusted,” Riley said after your bench. I think it kind of “ primary-care parent,” looking to ultimately in the trials.” He said "we are and other expenses of government em­ two straight championships. watching his team blow a 2-1 hurt,” Lakers guard Magic John­ trade kids for a few hours. R*gln«ld PInto/Manohntar Haraid hopeful that indictments will be completed ployees were paid by consultants, the The Pistons overcame a 12-0 series lead by losing Game 4 son said. No one has ever ridiculed him within the next 30 to 90 days.” newspaper reported. deficit, got 25 points from Adrian 111-86 and Game 5 by 10 points. While Los Angeles backup for staying home. “ Quite the TOWELING OFF — Herman Stargardter unloads the dishwasher while White House spokesman Marlin Fitz- According to the McDonnell Douglas Dantley and key contributions But his optimism, first ex­ center Mychal Thompson had his contrary. I think other men are keeping an eye on his youngsters, who are snacking and doing water described President Reagan as warrant. Paisley provided “ classified from their bench, capitalized on pressed a year ago. remains. first good game of the series with Jealous,” he said. “ They’ll say, homework at the kitchen table. Housework is not the best part of being a “ very concerned” about the revelations and-or confidentiai” documents to com­ Laker foul trouble and enjoyed a ‘‘Ilikeourchances,” hesaid. ” I 14 points, the Pistons’ substitutes still believe that this team is ‘You’re with your children. That’s house husband, Stargardter says. after a meeting that included the presi­ pany executives including marketing vice huge rebounding advantage. outscored the Lakers’ 37-19. The something I would have liked to dent, Vice President George Bush, Meese president Thomas Gunn, said the warrant. The result was a 104-94 victory going to win the championship Pistons’ bench was led by Vinnie have done. A lot of people consider that gave them a 3-2 lead in the this year.” Johnson with 16 points. James it a gift, that I am able to do this, best-of-seven series, their first They started out like a cham­ Edwards with 10 points and John that we can live on what Ellie Commissioner says housing attitudes have to change final since they moved from Fort pionship team Thursday night, Salley with 10 rebounds. makes.” Wayne, Ind., in 1957. hitting their first five shots and Joe Dumars had 19 points and Stargardter agrees. It has been The Lakers, in their sixth final bolting to leadsof 12-Oand 15-2. On 15 for Detroit. The a gift — the best a father could WATERBURY (AP) - Peopie in conference. happen in public housing, we wouid have scattered throughout cities and towns, in seven years, are going back the Pistons’ nine possessions in Lakers were led by Kareem request. “ I know my children. I Connecticut must change their attitudes About 300 peopie representing public prosecuted if anyone had come on the indistinguishable from the nearby hous­ home. But if they lose either that stretch, they committed six Abdul-Jabbar. with a playoff high really have a sense of who they toward public and iow-cost housing, both housing authorities, government agen­ scene and said, ‘This is what we will do to ing, Papandrea said. Sunday’s sixth game or a possible turnovers and made one of four of 26 points, Magic Johnson with —. .. r ■ - AX • are, what their personalities are for social harmony and for the state’s cies, non-profit developers and businesses American citizens,” ’ he said. “ When you read, when you see on your seventh game Tuesday night at shots. 15 points and 17 assists and Byron like. I really know very much economic health, state Housing Commis­ from across Connecticut attended at the People living in pubiic housing projects, TV, the graphic violence that occurs in the Forum, they won’t fulfill “ It looked like we weren’t Scott with 15 points. more about them than I would sioner John F. Papandrea said. Sheraton Hotel. the children involved in drugs and public housing, remember the people who Riley’s guarantee or become the ready,” Dantley said. ” We were have in a more ‘normal’ arrange­ "That we in this state couid have such The presentation noted that Connecticut drug-related violence and their families, live there are more than anyone the first team to win con.secutive driving and dishing off to the big The Pistons held a 60-38 advan­ ment,” he said. extremes (betwen rich and poor) should is the richest state in the country on a deserve decent, safe and affordable victims,” he said. championships since the 1969 men and they weren’t reacting to tage off the boards. The Lakers It’s not a Father’s Day gift. For cause us all to lose a little sleep and cause a per-capita basis yet possesses some of the housing as much as anyone else, Papan­ Another reason for supporting afforda­ Celtics. the basketball.” had just 16 defensive rebounds, Herman Stargardter, it’s been a little discomfort,” Papandrea said Thurs­ poorest cities. drea said. ble housing is self-interested, Papandrea “ We’re glad to be going home.” ” We kept our courage, took it breaking the previous low of 20 father’s decade. day at the state’s annual housing “ When I see what we have allowed to Government-assisted housing should be said. Los Angeles forward James two (points) by two and kept for a game in the NBA final. playing defense.” Detroit center “ You’re not going to beat Worthy said, “ but that doesn’t ■ I guarantee anything.” Bill Laimbeer said. anybody with that,” Riley said. — n’ ’ The Lakers’ 36-5 home record Meanwhile, the Lakers were In the third quarter, the Lakers -1 I • Police Roundup 18 6 CU F T was tied with Boston for the getting into foul trouble, oven cut their deficit to two points at V'c/" NO-FROST ENERQY^SAVING league’s best, but they lost the though the game wasn’t as rough 69-67 and 73-71 and in the fourth TOP MOUNT REFRIGERATOR 18 first game of the series there as they had expected. Worthy quarter they trailed just 90-84 Mother charged 105-93. picked up his third foul with 7:09 with 6:53 remaining. CUBIC “ We’ve got a chance,” Detroit left in the first quarter, went to But aside from the first 4‘A in drug arrest Coach Chuck Daly said. ‘‘We’re the bench and didn’t get back into minutes of the game, the Pistons A neighbor’s call about infant up 3-2. We’ve got to go back to the game until 4:.53 remained in never had anextended letdown. A screams resulted in the arrest of their building. We know what’s the second. six-point surge in which Thomas the mother on illegal drug posses­ ahead. They are great in their Michael Cooper sal out the final had two baskets and Dumars one gave the Pistons a 96-84 lead with sion charges Wednesday, police own building.” 10; .54 of the second quarter and teammate A.C. Green missed the 4:22 to go. They stayed ahead by said. The Pistons gave their last last 7:18 of the period, both with at least .seven points the re.sl of Christine Hebert. 23, of 869 Silverdome crowd — the biggest ever to see an NBA playoff game three folds. the way. .Main St. was arrested after a fe'. I S . . . ■#. 4.. neighbor called the police Wed­ nesday night after hearing infant Rsginald Plnto/Minchsster Herald screams, police said. Upon arri­ Lyle going against the odds val. police found marijuana, STRETCH RUN — Gerry O’Reilly, left, the MCC New England Relays. The pair Bipetb. bln All Models marijuana plants and drug para­ a i t a . takes the lead on the gun lap from Jim will be back for Saturday’s competition phernalia. the report said. The Norris during the 1987 running of the at Pete Wigren Track. infant didn’t appear to be in any on in pursuit of Grand Slam health risk, police said, but they Christie McCormick Invitational Mile at RB19-2A reported the infant as being By John Nelson during four rounds of play in the guys that are still out there. I wish “ dirty” FMagIc Chef” Reversible doors • Glass Shelves > Lift-out egg tray The Associated Press 1963 Open. That tournament was them luck.” Police said Hebert became • See-thru crisper and won in a playoff by Julius Boros Lyle said he had some trouble fruit drawer Separate dairy • Textured Steel Doors hysterical while they were mak­ cornpartment BROOKLINE. Ma.ss - Sandy who shot 9-over 293. including a with the wind, but his was not a Mile events to highlight • Adjustable freezer SALE! ing the arrest. shelves Lyle pursues the impossible 1-under 70 on the final day. regulation round. He missed the Hebert was charged with disor­ * 5 9 9 • Six-pack door shelves dream this week at the U.S. Open, "The first day of an Open, you fairway at least 10 times and also derly conduct, possession of where par is becoming a fond but almost always see somebody missed quite a few greens. The marijuana, possession of drug SUMMER distant memory. come out and shoot a good score.” 11th hole —a 453-yard par 4 —was paraphernalia, cultivating mari­ ” I don’t fancy the odds.” the Lyle said “ But I ’m very sur­ th annual MCC Relays probably typical of his day. 13 juana. resisting arrest and risk of SPECIAL scrambling Scotsman said. "But prised to see three fellows at 68. ” He was at even par coming into injury to a child, police said. She the Grand Slam is possible.” Most of the low scores came the 11th. His tee shot, a 1-iron, Bv Jim Tierney Nolan are Swenson’s main Russell Desrocher in the 110 was held on $5,000 bond and had Lyle, who won the Masters at from the golfers who teed off in went into the right rough and AAanchester Herald adversaries. hurdles: 1987 Manchester High her case continued to next Thurs­ Augusta. Ga., last April, birdied the morning on this hot. muggy under a huge oak tree. Overhang­ The ComFed McCormick Mile graduate Brian Brophy (discus); day after an appearance in the 16th and 18th holes Thursday day. In the afternoon, the wind ing branches made a direct shot The I3th annual Manchester will have a field of 11. Besides Michael Grisko (56-pound weight Manchester Superior Court to forge a three-way tie for the began to blow as the National at the green impossible. He Community College New Eng­ O’Reilly, his fellow countryman throw); and Rockville’s John Thursday. lead at 3-under-par 68 after the Weather Service issued a severe selected a 5-iron, aimed toward land Relays will begin Saturday and roommate Sean O’Neill ap­ Ward III (javelin). first round of the Open. thunderstorm warning. Shots the left side of the green and tried morning at 9:30 with the track pears to be the morning line The top entrants in the high Check cashing He was tied with Bob Gilder, were blown into the trees, and to slice the ball home. Instead, it and field portion at Pete Wigren favorite. Both O’ Reilly and school divisions are Chris Willi­ results in charges winless since 1983. and Mike greens became too firm and dry stayed left and went over the Track. The Relays’ finale will be O’Neill are 1987 graduates of ams, Windsor’s DeWaine Mighty Nicolette, a winner just once in 10 to hold approach shots. green, finding more rough. the second running of the 4-Mile Villanova University. and South Wind.sor’s Phil Casper Three people were arrested on years on the PGA Tour. They Of the 68s and 69s, only Lyle. From about 25-30 yards, he Road Race Sunday morning at in the 100; Casperand Williams in larceny charges in connection were one shot ahead of defending Mize and Azinger teed off in the chipped up. The ball rolled down 9:30 starting and finishing on the O’Reilly ran a personal record the 200; Mighty in the 400; Joshua with cashing unauthorized champion Scott Simpson. Seve afternoon. the sloping green and into the hole MCC campus. time of 13:37 for 5000 meters in Hanna and Gla.stonbury’s Alex checks of $1,610 from COMFED Ballesteros of Spain. Paul Azin- “ The conditions were pretty for a birdie, and he was one winning the event at Northeast­ Parker in the 800; Manchester Savings Bank Wednesday, police The three highlighted track ern University in Boston last High’s Todd Liscomb. Hanna and ger, Larry Mize and Dick Mast. easy when I first started out (at under. events, all sponsored byComFed said. Saturday. Others in the field are David Sweet in the 1500; Liscomb Just 11 golfers wqre under par 10:49a.m. E D T).” Nicolette said. If he should win here, he would Savings Bank, will be the Mas­ Leslie Strano. 17. of 59-C Jim Norris, second behind and Hanna in the 3000. over the 7,010-yard, par-71 course “ The wind wasn’t blowing too need victories in the British Open ter’s Men’s Mile, the Women’s Sycamore Lane, went to three O’Reilly a year ago. Providence Nicole Arpiarian of Conard at The Country Club, which tough, but as the day went on. the at Royal Lytham St. Ann’s and Mile and the Christie McCormick locations of the bank with Denise Featuring: White-Westinghouse College’s John Evans (recent High School in West Hartford, yielded only seven subpar scores wind was really swirling ... The the PGA National at Edmond. Invitational Men’s Mile. The Morrissette. 18. of 596 Gardner IC4A 800-meter champion), Mike second in the State Open Cross 19.0 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free Okla., to complete the unprece­ latter event set state history last St., and Christopher Mayhew. 23, • AMANA«6E Arpin of Providence, John Country Championships last fall, dented Grand Siam. year when Ireland’s Gerry of 15 Thanes Terrace, Norwich, Refrigerator-Freezer MeWright out of Dartmouth is entered in both the 1500 and the • FRI6I0AIRE " I squeezed about as much out O’Reilly, who is entered this year, cashing sums of money for a trip College, Ireland’s Brian Roche, 3000. of everything I could today.” Lyle ran the first-ever sub-four- to Florida, police said. fourth last year. Liam O’Neill, Other than the three featured • MARICCHEF said. “ I missed a lot of greens. I minute mile (3:59.36) in the state Morrissette admitted taking couldn’t expect a much better JanFriedli (Villanova). EdSpar- miles, the top event of the day • WHITE WE8TIN8H0U8E • Fully-Adjustable ' of Connecticut. kowski and Rockville High’s ’Tom should be the Men’s Open 800 three checks from her father’s Tempered Glass- score than 68 today with the way I business and Mayhew forged • WHIRLPOOL • Shelves played.” Following opening ceremonies Cary (State Open 800 champ). meters. Glastonbury’s Mike Morrissette’s mother’s signa­ %, • AdiustaUe Meat Pan There were three golfers at 70; at 1:30 p.m. will be the master’s Linda Bagley of Suffield is the Seeger, a 1986 East Catholic ture, police said. The checks were • 8UBZER0 . FuihWidth Freezar Curtis Strange, who had an mile, the women’s mile and the women’s mile favorite. She and graduate now attending Villan­ made out to Strano who then went Shad -A eagle-3 on the par-5 14th hole; McCormick Mile. Alison Quelch are the favorites ova, Hartford’s Mike Remigino A S e^taC qld to the Main Street bank, cashing cSwola - - r ’ Lanny Wadkins and Craig The master’s mile could con­ for the 4-Mile Road Race while out of Northwest Catholic now at $600, the North End branch, • Enargy Savjtr Switch Stadler. ceivably set a world record. With Roche and MeWright are the Manhattan College and Lance cashing $510 and the Spencer Nine more golfers were at 71, the masters’ outdoor mile world- men’s favorites. Campbell of Cambridge. N.Y.. Street branch, cashing $500, Tree : • Optional AutomaUc record holder entered, Al Swen­ The top competitors in other are the favorites. All have run Delivery & Color tea Maker including U.S. amateur cham­ police said. • Revereibia Textured pion Bill Mayfair of Scottsdale. son, along with three of the best men’s open track and field events 1:51 for 800. The Relays’ record is Model include Anthony CYilemen (100 1:53.0 set by Twum Twab Gyasi. Police charged Strano with 17.0 Cu. Ft. RT173H/L Delivery Available Within Steel Doors Ariz. masters’ milers in the United defrauding the bank of a total of • Miustabls Glide-Out Gilder made the turn at 1-under States, the prospects for a new meters); William Wonka (400); “ I don’t think we’ve left one $1,610, police said. Refrigerator- Roilera world mark are solid. Swenson’s Ray Flores, Manchester native stone unturned,” second-year *499 White Wiitinghout 34, then birdied the 450-yard. Strano was charged with third- 24 HOURS! par-4 12th hole and the 527-yard, world record is 4:18.5. Atlow Tim DeValve and Kevin Scheuer Relays’ Director Jim Balcome t ireezer • Three glide*out shelves OOEL RT190G degree larceny, Morrissette was adjust to six positions par-5 14th to go three under. He Beningne, Danny Fry and Harry in the 1500; Michael Sparse and said. charged with sixth-degree lar­ » Frost Free • Twin dairy compartments: • Energy Saver Switch removable egg compartment Nobody*s lost a stroke with a bogey on the ceny and third-degree conspiracy > Optional automatic ice maker • Freezer door shetf. juice can rack par-3 16th. but got it back with a to commit larceny. Mayhew was • Separate temperature controls • "Leather Look" textured doors FASTER! *599 birdie at the 381-yard No. 17 by charged with second-degree sinking a 12-foot putt. Traber making O’s happy forgery, police said. Although he has six victories in All were held on $250 bond and his 13 years on the tour, Gilder BALTIMORE (AP) — It ap­ ” 1 Just feel good at the plate are scheduled to appear in court has only one top 10 finish this peared that Jim ’Traber had right now,” said Traber, "and Monday, police said. to 384 M n a m s season, a fifth in the Kemper burned his bridges behind him in AL Roundup I’ve been coming up in big a CASH Open. His last victory was in the April, when the Baltimore Orioles situations. I like that, because The British Royal Air Force ^ ^ i;E x lt 2 -MASTeaCARD 1983 Phoenix Open. Since, he has sent him back to Rochester for that’s what I get paid to do, drive staged a thousand-bomb raid on ■ VISA suffered from golf burnout, he the fourth consecutive year. But was demoted in early April, in runs, and when I get a chance I A t fiieUjWt?! [ MONTHLY PMT. Bremen, Germany, June 25,1942. Now Exit 59 To FHONI 0471/ 1/ ^ . ■ said. now he’s back in Baltimore and calling the move “ ridiculous” don’t like to let It go. I.know a hit during World War II. to 1-384 and Nicolette, whose only tour both he and management should and saying he "would love to be can help the team, and I just look Sliver Li./Spencer St Keeney St. AP photo victory came in the 1983 Bay Hill be happy about that. released.” for a good pitch to hit. Lately, I ’ve SUPBI DISCOUNT CENTER But since his return from Roll .COPEIAND left to THANK YOU — Sandy Lyle of Surrey, England, gestures Classic, was one under at the Traber had three hits and drove been getting them when I need out l-sex t ASTBOUHO OP6N 1 448 HARTFORD ROAD4CEENEY STREET turn. He birdied the par-5 14th in three runs Thursday night, as Rochester last week he is hitting to.” Along with his bat. Traber to the gallery after sinking a birdie putt on the 18th hole of from 25 feet, then had another the Orioles defeated the Boston .333 (12-for-36), including four also put his glove to good use The i B A ^ O G ^ T O l ] Hirtford Rd MANCHESTER, CONN. latexita. The Country Club course Thursday during first-round birdie on the par-3 16th after he Red Sox, 8-4. hits in as many trips with the Thursday, making a couple of Buckets I DRIVEWAY OPfNOAilY: MONIi THURS'm9.tUI$,WeD,$AT'TIL 5.Hll'TIL8.8UN'tlU. play at the U.S. Open. Lyletied forthe lead at 3-under-par put a 6-iron within 12 feet. He had The 26-year-old Traber blasted bases loaded, and six for his last 10 with men in scoring position. See TRABER, page IS PRODUCTS 68. only one bogey in his round. the Oriole front office when he M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. June 17. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 17, 1988 — 15 NFLPA resumes bid for unrestricted free agency IN BR IEF MB’s remain undefeated

By Ed Stvch Carol T. Rieger, a Minneapolis our,favor and we think he will,” question'before training camps quires a team signing a free agent Oct. 15, when players returned to Successful season noted Coming from behind twice with Katz had a 5-1 lead with Pete There’s no particular reason. The Associated Press lawyer representing the union, RJeger said. open in July. to compensate his old team with a work without a new contract after back-to-back homers each time Daniels’ second-inning grand We’re just swinging the bats very said Thur^ay. Rieger works for Lindquist & first-round draft choice. a 24^ay strike in which free BOLTON — The Bolton Junior High girls’ doing a good deal of the damage, slam homer the key blow. But well," Morlarty Manager Gene MINNEAPOLIS - The Na­ A clerk in Doty’s office said Vennum, the law firm that agency was a major issue. There softball team posted a 13-1 mark this past Morlarty Brothers maintained its Moriarty’s tied it in the third as Johnson said. “ We’re hot as a tional Football League Players If U.S. District Judge David Thursday that the judge probably represented the NFLPA in 1975 Under current rules, NFL have been no formal negotiations season. The team, coached by Fred Audette and unblemished mark with a 10-6 Brian Crowley socked a three-run pistol.” Association is resuming its bid for Doty, who was to hear arguments would rule on the impasse ques­ and 1976 in the John Mackey case teams have the right of first since Charles ladaresta, outscored its rivals by a verdict over Katz Sports Thurs­ homer and Ray Gliha followed Dave Janetty was the starting with a solo shot. unrestricted free agency before a today, rules that an impasse tion today, but he said if Doty — an antitrust challenge of the refusal and are compensated if a Doty ruled in January that NFL 276-119 margin. day night at Morlarty Field in and winning pitcher for Moriar­ federal Judge. exists, it’s possible hecould grant rules there is an impasse, the free-agent system in use at that free agent is signed by another owners can continue to impose Nicole Donsbach led the team with a .423 Greater Hartford TwHf^ht Katz moved in front with a run ty’s. He was relieved in the sixth the the union a preliminary jm ^e probably wouldn’t rule on time. club. Only two players have free agency restrictions on play­ batting average while Alison Killorin won the League play. ‘ in the top of the fifth but the MB’s inning by veteran southpaw Craig The N FLPA contends that an injunction that would allow un­ the free agency question until changed teams in 12 years of the ers until a collective bargaining captain’s trophy as the team’s leader. She had a came back a second time. Gliha, Steuernagel. The latter retired all Moriarty's, 9-0, is in action impasse has been reach ^ in restricted free agency for about later. NFL owners have said they are plan. impasse is reached. He also .585 average and scored 44 runs. Sandra Nuss who collected three hits, doubled four batters he faced, two on twice this weekend. The MB’s home the tying run and Dave contract negotiations between 350 players. Rieger said the players need a confident that Doty will approve The union filed the antitrust urged the two sides to settle the won the team trophy for overall contribution. strikeouts. host Society for Sayings Saturday Ford followed with a two-run the union and management, “ We’re hopeful he will rule in decision on the free agency the current system, which re­ lawsuit against management issue at the bargaining table. She batted .364. Others from the eighth grade Todd Reynolds added a pair of at 7:30 p.m. at Morlarty Field four-bagger for an 8-6 lead. Chris hits to Moriarty’s 11-hit attack. who made fine contributions included Jesse before traveling to Bristol for a 1 Petersen followed Ford’s blast Daniels, who took the loss on the Merriam, Andrea Niewinski, Laurel Pullo, p.m. clash on Sunday against with a solo shot of his own. mound for Katz, knocked in five Cathy Magrath and Jodi Dietz. Terry-Pat at Muzzy Field. “ We’re got a lot of homers. runs in the losing effort. SCOREBOARD Masse survives first cut MILLINGTON. Tenn. — Four catchers were among the seven players released Thursday in Thompson adds to race list Nationai League resuits the first round of cuts by the U.S. Olympic Softban Little League baseball team. The addition rack up another feature this time, of the Thomp­ too. J Braves B, Dodgers 2 The reductions left 34 players in the team's training camp and coach Mark Marquess of son Speedway Pro Stock action returns to the LOS ANGELS ATLANTA Stanford University said the roster would be in Connecticut Seekonk Speedway in Massachu­ Ric Nationai O b rh b l g b rh M fo r Sunday Motorsports setts Saturday night. Top con­ 2 110 AH allcf 5 1 2 0 down to 25 by June 22. when the team is Ansaldl's defeated Morlarty Broth­ Sax 2b night Small tenders there include: Rehboth, Bradley Kitchens defeated J. Mac & Shrprsn 2b 10 10 Oberkfl3b 5 14 3 scheduled to leave for a five-game series in Son Weldlno/ 10-7, Thursday night at ers, 11-4, Thursday night at Leber Field. MHtchr 1b 4 0 10 Echlbgr p 0 0 0 0 AP photo Block Modified Mass, vet Bugs Stevens. Johnny Nike Field. Rich Abascal and Chris Eric Daring tossed a four-hitter and 0 0 0 0 Asnmchr p 000 0 Japan. Lou Modestino struck out eight for Ansaldl's. Mike Crews p action gives the Tripp of Westport, Mass., Roger Finto led the winners with three hits Gibson If 3 0 0 0 GPerrv 1b 5 12 1 ■The roster must be cut to 20 by Sept. 19 when CHECKING IT OUT — Bob Gilder lines each while Tom Yoconlello, Joe Mus- Bottaro doubled and singled while Eric Heeplf 10 0 0 DMrphv rf 4 1 1 0 Connecticut Godin of Spencer, Mass., among tho, Barry Stearns and Don Lardtta Rose added two safeties. Daring tripled 3 1 1 2 DJames If 5 13 2 Olympic competition gets under way in Seoul. while Pot Rell, Chris Partyka and AAarshol rf up a birdie putt during first-round play Valley drivers others. Godin is said to be eying added two each. Jim Heffron had two MIDavIs rf 10 10 Thexnasss 5 1 1 0 South Korea. hits In defeat. Nathan Rose each added singles. For Shelhycf 3 0 0 0 Virgil c 4 0 11 Thursday at the U.S. Open. Gilder was at three nights of the Busch Grand National-North Morlorty's, Chris Pozda tripled and Hamitn 3b 4 0 10 (Sant 2b 4 12 1 Manchester native Bill Masse, an outfielder racing each series in the upcoming weeks and Wayne Coulombe doubled while Jason 2 2 2 0 3-under-par 68 to share the lead. 0 Sclosclo c 3 0 0 0 ZSmIth p who played his senior year at Wake Forst. and Nike Phllbln and Kevin Repoll each singled. Stubbs 1b 1000 Runge3b 1 0 0-0 week right through Labor Day more fans. We also understand is out shopping for a car. JtiM Grinding trimmed Evergreen Andesn ss 3 0 2 0 University of Connecticut pitcher Charles Nagy weekend. The series starts off at that the management there is Godin, like Jim McCallum of Lawns, 8-«, at Nike Field. Al LIHIe and Boiton KHowell p 10 0 0 survived the first cut. the Stafford Speedway tonight, thinking about making some Auburn, Mass,, Leo Cleary of BUI Wilson cracked tour hits each for Dempsy c 2 0 0 0 Oklahoma under review the winners while Scott Waters added The A's slipped by the Yankees, 11-10, Totals 32 2 8 2 Totals 40 918 8 Catchers sent home from the tryouts were moves to the New London- changes to upgrade the Late Hanover, Mass., and Buzzie two. For Evrgreen, Craig Phillips, Felix at Indian Notch Park. Matt Nell was the Bret Magnusson. a sophomore at Santa Rosa. NORMAN, Okla. — Details of 16 alleged Waterford Speedbowl and winds Model Stockcars into more of a Bezanson of Plaistow, N.H., are Ram sky, BUI O 'Brien, Mark Rowan, winning pitcher for the A's while Brian s ^ f LOS Angeles 180 001 MO—2 Pete Leldford and Hank Mewller hod Dube homered and starred defensively. Atlanta , 15 flOx—9 Calif., Community College; Drew Witouski, a infractions, most involving recruiting, against up at Thompson Sunday evening. top of the line Sportsman Div­ always contenders in the Open two apiece. Nell, Ron Morin and Kyle Brehaney Game Winning RBI — Gant (2). Thompson, a NASCAR track like ision. The Small Block Mods just Competition Pro Stock races. E—Gibson, GPerrv. DP—Atlanta 3. senior at Marietta College in Marietta. Ohio; the University of Oklahoma football program each singled. For the Yankees, John Stafford, will award regional But, only Seekonk and Lee USA in N Howland, Kevin Blafkin and Max LOB— Los Angeles 7, Atlanta 9. 2B— Mark Zeratsky. a senior at Grand View College have been included in an NCAA Official Letter of don’t have the pulling power to Dusty Schardt each had two hits while Josh i GPerrv, Virgil, Oberkfell, Sharperson, points in the Winston Series. That bring in the Connecticut Valley New Hampshire are scheduling in Des Moines. Iowa; and Ed Beuerlein, a junioi Bailey tripled and doubled. DMurphv. HR—AAarshall (8). S—KHowell, Inquiry, a summary of which was released Hockanum Blackhawks lolled Hart­ ZSmIth. at Louisiana Tech. Thursday by the school. Va mile track is depending on fans, yet. But they probably will those types of events with big ford County Sheriff's Association, 10-7, IP H R ER BB SO Most of the alleged infractions occurred drivers like Mike and Ted Chris­ when the big name drivers decide purses. Godin is probably think­ oA Keeney Field. Jim Harvey and Fred American Farm Los Angeles . . topher of Plainville, Ron Roccoof ing about next month’s July 10, Gllha knocked In two runs each for the KHowell L.0-1 6 15 9 8 1 7 between 1983 and 1986, although some dated to to jump into this division. That winners while Jon Wollenberg gained DIRoso Cleaners outslugged Army New Britain, Bob Potter of could happen when their driving $210,000 Oxford 250 at Oxford and Navy, 19-12,at Buckley Field. Dayld Crews 2 3 0 0 0 0 1981. the summary said. The NCAA said school the mound decision. For HCSA, Ralph Atlanta Lemleux dominates awards Branford, and Moose Hewitt of assignments in the big block Plains Speedway. That race, in Corodo ripped four hits. Including a Eastwood and Seth Monclnl pitched ZSmIth W.3-3 7 7 2 2 3 2 staff members did not act on all occasions in home run, and had three RBIs while well for DIRoso while Eric Carpenter Echlbgr 1 1 0 0 0 2 TORONTO — Mario Lemieux of the Uncasville. and Roland Lapierre Modified cars dry up. Stafford the past, has always been Open Tom Nagle doubled twice and drove.ln and MaH Wright hit well. For ABN, Assnmehr 1 0 0 0 0 0 accordance with NCAA standards. of Smithfied, R.I. to bring in the but handicaps the lighter Pro two. Matt PolowskI pitched well while J.J. Pittsburgh Penguins continues to dominate Speedway brings in the Red Man Engelson and Ricky Smith played well. PB— Sclosclo. The summary did not include any names. fans. Backing up the. Small Stock cars with extra weight. STATE CUP CHAMPS — The Manches­ Amherst, Mass. Team members, from awards in the NHL — this time with the Hockey TNT Tractor Pull this weekend. Blocks at Thompson are the Pro Post time is at 8 p.m. Saturday This year, though, the rules favor A East News. Rookiea ter Soccer Club Stunners won their left, front row: Amy Dwyer, Darlene Stocks, Late Mo(lel Stockcarsahd with a 2 p.m. starting time the cars built to the Busch GN Jones Landscoplng clipped Cum­ Astros 7. Reds 4 Lemieux. the league’s scoring champion in Wawa Food Stores edged Wolff- fourth State Cup crown last Sunday with Johns, Beth Rackow, Stacy Kellogg, Tarr wins heptathlon title Street Stocks. Post time there is Sunday afternoon specs and for that reason Godin is mings Insurance, 4-0, at Robertson 1987-88, was named the player of the year by the Pork. Ray Laniano slammed a two-run Zockln, 12-11. Chad Gough and Jeremy a 6-2 win over North Haven. Jessica Melissa Daversa, Jessica Marquez, Jane HOUSTON CINCINNATI at 6 p.m. Reggie Ruggiero of Forestville about to get set up with a car built homer and knocked In three runs for Lyman hit well for Wawa while Andy newspaper at its annual awards banquet TAMPA, Fla. — Sheila Tarr, taking McCusker played well defensively. o b r h b l a b rh W It wouldn’t be too much of continues to dominate the NAS­ to those rules. Jones while Ron Lanzono, Randy Marquez and Anne-Marie Levesque Faber, Kim Harris. Back row: Dana GYoung ct 5 0 10 Larkin ss 5 1 1 0 Lanzono and Dave OeMoto added two Ryan Bushev slammed two home runs Thursday. In addition, he was selected as the advantage of the absence of injured Jane surprise to see the Stafford track CAR Modified action at the for Wolff-Zackin while Steve Goodman each had two goals and Amy Mizoras Hartje, Katie Smith, Amy Mizoras, Mary BHatchr If 4 13 0 Sabo 3b 4 0 0 1 each. Ken Schoppman had two hits In Puhl It 1000 Daniels If 3 1 1 0 league's all-star center. Frederick, won the heptathlon with a add a third division, possibly Lou Modestino Is a syndicated defeot. and Mark Feateux played well. Jason Riverside Speedway in Agawam, Blacker had an unassisted triple ploy. and Dana Hartje one apiece in the title Morlarty, Alison Stanizzi, Ashley Doran 2b 4 2 2 0 EDavIsef 4 2 2 3 Jacques Demers of the Detroit Red Wings was career-best performance in the Mobil Outdoor Street Stocks, to the weekly card. GDavIs 1b 5 2 2 4 ONelll rf 3 0 0 0 Mass., on Saturday nights. He columnist. His column will ap­ Eastern Video got past Anne Miller, game. The Stunners advanced to the Palmer, Amy Harris, Anne-Marie Le­ named coach of the year by the News, while Track and Field Championships. The results would beef up the pit pear weekly in the Herald until Northern 19-15. Brian Cyr and Blake Roberts each Walling 3b 4 1 1 0 McCIndph 1000 beat out Lisbon’s Charlie Pas- had three hits and three RBIs for Bass rf 4 12 1 Durhm 1b 3 0 10 Calgary Flames general manager Cliff Fletcher Tarr, the 1984 NCAA champion from area which should also pull in terak last weekend and could the end of the racing season. Eastern Regional Tournament to be held vesque. Rear: Coach Maurice Morlarty. 2 0 0 0 Esaskvph 100 0 Trash-Awav disposed of Wlnlnoer's Eastern while Ben PInkIn tripled. Nick CRenIds ss was named the top executive. Nevada-Las Vegas, completed the two-day. Gymnastics, 5-3, at Robertson Park. BUI Smith and Nick Odell played well In the over the Fourth of July weekend in Trevino c 3 ao 0 BDIazc 4 0 10 Chudzik ripped three hits for the field. Kris Davis and Jason Zaloc hit Scott p 4 0 11 Tredwv2b 3 0 10 Lemieux was named to the Hockey News’ seven- event competition with 5,881 points. 20 winners while Joy McConvIlle, Tom Agosto p 0 0 0 0 Cnepenph 10 10 well for Anne Miller while Randy all-star team. more than runner-up Cathey Tyree. Zownir and Paul Hebert added two DeContls and E.J. Gilman played well DSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Sotop 10 0 0 Timing everything for Astros’ Davis each. For Wlnlnger's, Bob Walsh, Kent In the field. Bellph 10 0 0 Smith and Steve Dumond added two Blrtsos p 0 0 0 0 each. American League results Orioles 8. Red Sox 4 FWIIIms p 0 0 0 0 Collins ph 1000 By Joe Kay Baseball Franco p 0 0 0 0 The Associated Press A Central Royals 9, Athletics 5 BOSTON BALTIMORE McGrff ph 0 0 0 0 Nixon among Trahor Rec Soccer Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Brwnrtg pr 0 0 0 0 Brand Rex defeated Farr's, 13-9, at Burks cf 4 0 11 Orsulok If 4 2 2 0 Totals 36 712 6 Totals 35 4 8 4 CINCINNATI — Timing rather Fitzgerald Field. John McAvov had KANSAS CITY DAKLAND Barrett 2b 4 1 1 0 BRIpkn 2b 3 10 0 th ose elig ible '*^***'®*^ three hits. Including a homer, for Brand American League standings o b r h b l obrhbl Boggs 3b 4 0 10 CRIpkn ss 3 2 12 Houston 202 DM 120—7 than muscle decided a home run Rex while Don SItek and Mark Camp­ Stilwll ss 4 1 1 0 Polonia It 5 0 11 DwEvn 1b 4 0 0 0 Murray dh 2 11 0 From page 13 bell each homered and singled. Don Greenwl If 4 2 2 0 Traber 1b 5 13 3 Cincinnati OM 002 011—4 battle of the Davises. Junlora WWIIsncf 5 2 2 0 Gallego3b 3 00 0 Game Winning RBI — GDavIs (5). Cincinnati’s Eric Davis got the Sumlsloskl and Dennis Leal added two East Division Tobler 1b 5 0 3 4 Lonsfrd 3b 2 0 0 0 Rice dh 4 0 11 Lynn cf 4 11 0 E—EDavIs. DP—Cincinnati 1. LOB— safeties apiece. Rich Belkewicz had Girls; Bruins 3 (Lynn Salonen 2, Jen W L Pet. GB Pecota lb 0 10 0 Canseco rf 3 110 Cerone c '4 0 0 1 Sheets rf 2 00 0 Cool), Red Sox (Cathy Morlarty ployed Houston 7, Cincinnati 6. 2B— Durhom, , CHARLOTTE. N.C. (AP) - better distance with his two three hits for Forr's while Joe Chetelat New York 39 23 .629 — Trtobll rf 4 0 2 3 Parker dh 3 12 0 Romlne rf 3 0 0 0 O rh a rf If 0 0 0 1 Daniels, BHatcher, Bass. 3B— Larkin. good plays in the field and saving seven innings Thursday night, smashed two homers ond Paul Frennete well). Detroit 38 25 .603 I'/j Seltzer 3b 5 13 0 Steinbchc 4 110 SOwen ss 3 12 0 TeUleton c 5 0 12 ' Veteran stars including Norm homers, but Houston’s Glenn Eogles won by forfeit over the HR—GDavIs 2 (15), EDavIs 2 (11). SB— a potential error with a diving allowing one run and six hits as added o solo shot. Cleveland 37 27 . 578 3 FWhItedh 5 12 2 McGwIr 1b 3 0 0 0 Gonzals 3b 3 0 10 Daniels (10). S—CRevnolds. Nixon, Otis Birdsong and Walter Davis came out ahead because of Rowdies. Milwaukee 34 31 .523 6'/} AAaeforIn c 4 10 0 Javier cf 4 2 10 Totals 34 4 8 3 Totals 31 8 10 8 IP H R ER BB SO Davis and several first-round stop of a wild throw by Bill Ripken the White Sox defeated the the timing of his homers Thurs­ Boston 30 31 .492 B'/r Welimn 2b 5 2 4 0 Hubbrd2b 4 0 0 1 Houston Milwaukee Brewers 3-1. 7 Charter Oak Toronto 32 34 .485 9 Boston 000 200 118-4 draft picks are on a list from on a double play attempt. day night as he led the Astros to a Pee Wee Thurmn If 3 0 0 0 Weiss ss 3 0 11 Scott W.8-2 7 83 5 3 3 1 6 “ I ’ve got a fourth pitch, a Tierney's nipped Glenn Construction BolUmore 17 47 .266 23 Elsnrch If 10 0 0 Bottlmore 000 230 Ox—8 Agosto 1 2 1 1 0 1 which the NBA’s two expansion “ I saw that (Ellis) Burks was 7-4 victory over the Reds. oilers 2 (Roger Dion, Joey Luker), West Division < Totals 41 917 9 Totals 34 S 7 3 (Same Winning RBI — CRIpken (3). changeup and I ’m working that II, 13-13, at Fitzgerald Field. M ike Bvam DP— Baltimore 1. LOB— Boston 3, Boltl- DSmIth S,12 1-310010 teams will choose their players, getting on Billy real quick, and Glenn Davis struck first, snap­ homered and doubled for Tierney's Mustangs 1 (Andrew Leltao). W L Pet. GB Clnclntwtl was expecting a bad throw — not in,” said Reuss. 6-2, who walked while Mike FalkowskI, John Butler and Jets 2 (James Dunnells, Don LIdes- Oaklond 40 24 .625 — Kansas City 000 221 400-9 more 12. 2B— Greenwell 2, Tettleton, Soto L,87 5 6 4 4 2 1 the Charlotte Observer said ping an O-for-7 slump with a pair Brian McAuley added twoblngles each. tri). Patriots 3 (Chris McCreary, Erin Kansas City 36 29 .554 4LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS - and a double play, stole home to who has just four hits in his last 34 “ He’s sure swinging good,” drove in three runs to lead an ODHtarnto 180 100 8lx—3 DETROIT (N4) meetings with the Athletics, the 9 Chip Johnson 35-37-72 Nationai Leaguestandings SB—Pettis (30), Gruber (9). SF— put the Red Sox on the board He Little Mlaa Softball Game Winning RBI — Jayner (3). AAahom 81 (VO 0, Dantlev 7-10 11-13 25, Claude Gregory, Norm Nixon. AL West leaders, who have lost at-bats — all homers. Astros manager Hal Lanier said. 18-hit attack as Atlanta snapped a Mark Hayes 34-38—2 Bergman. Lolmbeer 814 80 8, Dumars 813 1-2 19, is the first Boston player to steal Nossltf Sports edged Manchester Bud^ Gordner 34-34—72 E—MStonlev, Howell. LOB— Texas 7, IP H R ER BB SO , Eric White, “ I can’t explain it.” he said. “ He’s starting to hit. When he hits five-game losing streak. East DtvMen California 18 2B— Schofield. SB—Downing Thomas 813 7-815, Sal ley1-2867, V. Johnson four straight and nine of their last. Sewing Machine Center, 15-14, Thurs­ Nick Faldo 3M9—2 Toronto 8168016, &lwards868210, Rodman 1-1802, Marques Johnson. home since Gary Allenson did it in " It ’s just one of the things you go them, they’re usually not cheap.” The Atlanta offense helped day night at Martin School. Tommy Ken (Sreen 33-39—72 W L Pet. GB (2), DWhIte 2 (5). Flanagon W,6-4 8 5 2 2 6 7 11 games. The victory moved New York 41 22 .651 — IP H R ER BB SO Lewis 80 80 0, Russell 80 82 2.Totals 3876 MILWAUKEE - Paul Mo- August. 1980, as part of a double through during the course of the Eric Davis, who declined com­ Zane Smith. 3-3, gain his first Sines and Shonnon Sibley homered and Steve Pate 3438—72 Ross 1 2 3 3 2 1 2833104. Kansas City past Minnesota into pitched well for Nassiff's. Cheryl Jeff SI urn on 33-39—2 Pittsburgh 36 28 .563 5W Texas keski, John Stroeder. steal, and the first to pull a year. It probably won’t be the last ment after the game, is hitting Chicago 32 31 .508 9 KllgusL6-S 61-3 6 2 2 4 2 Detroit LOS Angeles 30 28 2S 19— 94 second place. victory since May 2 and end his Loyhuednd Ann Porodlseach had three Mark AAoness 3438—2 AAorrIs L6-8 2 2-3 6 7 6 3 3 Detroit 37 33 33 33—104 ■ NEW JERSEY — Otis Bird­ straight steal since Tommy time I go through it. .356 in his last 11 games with five hits tor MSMC. Tom Kite 3437—72 St. Louis 32 32 .500 9 Cecena 11-301142 Gibson 31-3 4 2 1 0 3 string of five consecutive no­ AAontreal 31 32 .492 10 AAohorcIc 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 8Polnt goal—Scott. Fouled out— song. Chris Engier, Dwayne Harper did it May 28, 1973. Angels 3, Rangers 0 homers and 11 RBI. Village Cots trimmed Fuss & O'Neill, Nick Price 3437—72 Trullo 3 5 4 4 1 4 Rodman. Rebounds—Los Angeles 38 He now has 52 RBI, matching decision outings. He missed three S-4. Jessico Novak homered, Down Dennis Trixler 33-39—2 Philadelphia 28 34 .452 12'/l) Calltenila “ I went down the line pretty far Kirk McCasklll pitched a three- West Division McCasklll W,85 9 3 0 0 3 10 Ranotxin pitched to 2 batterslnthe9th. ((keen, AbduVJabbar, Johnson 6), De­ Washington, Duane Washington. Pittsburgh’s Bobby Bonilla for “ I ’m just glad we’re getting starts with arm ailments. Smith Fellows homered and doubled and Kent Stoufter 3438—2 troit 60 (Lolmbeer 11). Assists—Los NEW YORK — Rick Carlisle. on the previous pitch, and he hitter for his first victory since ready to get out of here because Kristine Kravontka homerd and tripled Fred Couples 37-35—2 W L Pet. OB HBP—Schofield by AAohorcIc. BK— WP—AAorrIs, Gibson, Ranagon, Tru- the league lead. His 15 homers also had two hits and scored for Cuts. Roxanne Dovon, Becky Bra- Los Angeles 34 27 .557 — McCasklll. Angeles 26 (Johnson 17), Detroit 20 didn’t even budge,” Barrett said May 8 and first shutout since Mark McCumber 37-35—2 llllo. (Thomas 8). Total touls—Los Angeles 27, Pat Cummings. Sedric Toney. leave him one shy of league- Eric is starting to get hot,” twice. Every Atlanta starter had mon ond Meghan Dyer each collected Jim Hallet Houston 34 29 .540 1 Umpires—Home, Kaiser; First, later. “ I got a good walking lead, April 15. 1987, as California three hits for F&O. Danny Edwards 37-35—^72 San Rgnclsco 32 32 .500 3'/5 McKean; Second, Bremlgan; Third, John­ Detroit 29.A—41,732. PHILADELPHIA - David leaders Will Clark of San Fran- Houston’s Billy Hatcher said. at least one hit. Army and Nayy blanked Hour Glass David Ishll 3438—73 ClncInnoU 30 34 .469 5’A son. Jlenderson, Gerald Henderson, and as soon as he started with his blanked 'Texas. Cleaners, 1-0. Karen Jurcyak and Duffy Waldorf • 3439—73 Son Diego 27 37 .422 B’/i American League leaders glove, I took off.” AUonta 21 40 .344 13 , Mark McNamara, Blue Jays 13, Tigers 5 Rachel Leslie homered and Jessica Lee Trevino 37-34—2 "H e was pitching good, and I HIrto played well tor A&N. Renee Jav Hoos ThurMtav's Gomes White Sox 3, Brewers 1 Transactions Andrew Toney, Hansi Gnad. Throm and Gina Watson each hod three John Cook Atlanta 9, Los Angeles 2 Bottlno PHOENIX — Jeff Cook, Win­ thought maybe it would shake Mike Flanagan allowed five Martina warms up for Wimbledon hits and Kim Often, Nicole Dakin and Mike Swortz 3437—73 Houston 7, Cincinnati 4 Based on 186 at Bats. hits in eight innings and Ernie Only games scheduled CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AMERICAN LEAGUE ston Crite, Walter Davis. Ron him up a little,” said Barrett”and Kerri Whitcomb played well for the Mark McNultv 3439—2 Whitt went 4-for-5 with four RBI Bv Andrew Warshaw three matches, had her service I didn’t feel that, I really Cleaners. T.C. Chen 3835—73 m doy's Gomes abrhM obrhbl O AB R H Pet. •ASeSALL Moore, Bernard Thompson, that theory seemed to work. Mike shouldn’t be there. I don’t have 15 Westown Pharmacy nipped Manches­ Fuzzy Zoeller 3437—73 Montreal (B.SmIth 44) at Chlcogo Bostoncf 5 0 10 AAolltor3b 4 0 10 Winfield NY 60 220 43 80 .364 Afimican Lm m m to lead a 15-hit attack as Toronto The Associated Press broken twice by Larissa Sav­ (Sutcliffe 44),4:05p.m. LansfordOak 63 265 48 96 .362 MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Recalled James Bailey, Charles Pittman. Greenwell hit the pitch following years ahead of me any more, so it ter State Bank, 10-9. Julie Burnett Dave Barr 37-36—^73 Lyons 3b 5 0 10 Sveum ss 4 0 0 0 won at Detroit. chenko, a powerfully built Soviet homered, Sarah Rowe hod two hits, Gll Morgan 3439—73 Houston (Knepper 7-1 and Andular 82) at Balnesdh 4 1 1 0 Yountef 3 12 0 Boggs Bsn 60 221 43 79 .357 ChorlleO'Brien, catcher, from Denverofthe PORTLAND — Michael Hol­ the steal for a double, and Jim American Association. Sent Jim AdducI, EASTBOURNE, England — opponent with an especiaily gets more precious when you win Danielle Cartier played well defen­ Jerry Hoos 3438—73 Atlanta (Mahler 7-6 and Puleo 83), 2,5:40 Caldern rf 4 10 0 Leonard If 4 0 2 1 Puckett Min 62 260 39 87 .335 ton, Jerry Sichting, Ronnie Rice drove him home with a Flanagan. 6-4, walked six and sively and Jen Browning knocked In the George Shorhldge 3437—73 p.m. GWalkr 1b 4 0 11 Deer rf 4 0 10 Brett KC 64 243 36 81 .333 outfielder, to Denver. The omens look good for Martina strong return of serve. it. Breaking the record would San Francisco (Hommoker 3-0) at PosQuo If 4 0 0 1 Braggs dh 4 0 0 0 Trommll Det 63 233 41 77 .330 TEXAS RANGERS-Opttoned Oddibe -Murphy, Lester Fonville. single. struck out a season-high seven, winning run for Westown. Danielle Cyr Ravmorxl Rovd 37-36—2 Navratilova. But the Wimbledon champion certainly be be a thrill.” and Andrea Relscherl each had two hits Poyne Stewart 3437—^73 Cincinnati (Jackson 43),7:35p.m. Salas c 4 0 0 0 Meyer 1b 4 0 10 Greenwell Bsn 58 212 26 68 32> McDowell, outfielder, to Oklahoma City of SACRAMENTO — Conner But the Orioles tied it in the but was relieved by Mark Ross for the Bankers. Chip Beck Philadelphia (K.ISross 7-2) at New York Gulllenss 4 1 2 0 Schroedre 3 0 0 0 RHendSOnNY S3 212 46 68 .321 the American Assoctatlon. Colled up after walking the first two batters All eight times the American was never in any serious trouble Rodger Dovis 3437-73 (Gooden 82), 7:35 p.m. WO(tard2b 3 0 10 Surhoffph 10 0 0 McGrIff Tor 59 202 47 63 .312 Barboro (kirbev, outfielder, from Oklo- Henry, Michael Jackson, Mike bottom of the fourth, and took the as she posted a 6-4, 6-4 victory. In today’s semifinals, Navratil­ Reynolds Sea 64 231 25 72 .312 homoCIty. in the ninth. Ross gave up Ray has reached the final of this key Brian Tennyson 3437—73 St. Louis (AAagrane 81) at Pittsburgh Altanrla 2b 10 11 JCosUII 2b 2 0 0 0 McGee. Jawann Oldham, Terry lead for good with three in the Navratilova, aiming to over­ ova met 16-year-old Mary Joe Mark Brooks . (Dunne 44), 7:35 p.m. Gontnr 2b 10 0 0 Home Runs FOOTBALL Knight’s two-run double and Mike Wimbledon warmup event on the Canseco, Oakland, 16; Calderon, Chi­ Notional Football League ’iSder. fifth. Two runs scored on a Cal Fernandez, who upset third- Robert Wilkin 37-37—74 Son Diego (Rasmussen 36 and Whihon Totals 38 3 8 3 Totals 34 I 7 1 Heath’s run-scoring double. Luis English south coast, she has gone take Helen Wills Moody and win a Jim Corter 3836—74 45) of Los Angeles (Leary 54ond Sutton 34), cago, 14; Incavigllo, Texas, 14; Snyder, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Nom ed Bob SAN ANTONIO — Pete Mey­ Ripken double, and Ripken seeded Gabriela Sabatini 6-2, 7-5. 2, p.m. Chicago 880 ooa oei-3 Cleveland, 14; Winfield, New York, 14; Zeman Midwest region scout. Salazar drove in a run with a on to win the big one. record ninth women’s singles title Jack NIcklaus 3438—74 7:0S ers, Jon Sundvold, Ed Nealy, scored the eventual winning run Another teenager, Natalia Radio, T V AAork Colcovecchla 33-41—^74 Sh I uvUb v *! O a m M Mllwaukoe 100 800 800—1 McGrIff, Toronto, 13; 6oretled with 12. COLLEGE bases-loaded forceout and pinch- “ If I win one more match here, at Wimbledon, said all her shots Mike ReM 3834—74 Son Francisco at Cincinnati, 1:15 p.m. Gome Winning RBI — Pasoua (4). Runs Batted In NCAA—Announced that they have re­ David Greenwood, Ricky Wilson, on Traber’s single. Zvereva, the French Open Winfield, New York, 55; Brett, Kansas duced a two-year probotloiKirv perlext hitter Dave Bergman hit a put your money on me for had basically been perfected. Bobby Wodklns 37-2—74 Montreal at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. E—JCostlllo 3, AAeyer. Lyons, Guillen. Richard Rellford. runner-up, ousted Sweden’s Ca- Bob Eosiwotxf 37-37—74 Son Diego at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. LOB—Chlcogo 9, Mllwoukee 7. 2B— City, 52; Puckett, Minnesota, 50; Canseco, Imposed on the University of Texos to one White Sox 3, Brewers 1 sacrifice fly. Wimbledon next week,” Navra­ “ It’s too late to start working on Philadelphia at New York, 7:05 p.m. GWolker.SB—AAolltor(19),Gulllen (11). Oakland, 49; Gruber, Toronto, 44; Corter, veor. Announced that McNeese State SEATTLE — Kevin Williams, terina Lindqvist 6-4, 0-6, 6-2. On TODAY Alfred Morton 3439—74 Whitt had a two-run triple in the tilova said Thursday after she things now. From nowon, it’s just 5 p.m. — Golf: U.S. Open, ESPN Tommy Nakallma 3438—74 St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Cleveland, Pogllarulo, New York, 43; University has been placed on probation Danny Young. They say you can’t teach an old Friday, the l7-year-old Soviet Ed Dougherty 3439—74 Houston at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. ' I F H R ER BB SO Braggs, Milwaukee, 42. until February for violations In the men's third and hit his third homer, a swept into the semifinals of the fine tuning to make sure I don’t 7:30 p.m. — Phillies at Mets, teort- Pitching (7 Decisions) basketball program. UTAH — Rickey Green. Kelly dog new tricks. But how about player will meet unseeded Pas- sChannel, WKHT Hal Sutton 3836—74 Sunday's Domes Chicago two-run shot, in the ninth. Tony $250,000 Pilkington Glass leave any stone unturned," Nav­ 7:30 p.m. — Yankees at Indians, Steve Lowery 35-39—74 Philadelphia at New York, 1:35 p.m. Reuss W6-2 7 6 1 1 1 3 Dotson, New York, 7-1, .875; Viola, ARM Y—Named Glen Glovanuccl osslst- Tripucka, Scott Roth, Darrell teaching a veteran left-hander a cale Paradis of France, who put St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Thigpen S,13 2 1 0 0 0 2 Minnesota, 82, .818; Candelaria, New York, ant hockey coach. Fernandez had three hits. To­ tournament. ratilova said. Channel 11, WPOP Kenny Perry 37-37—74 Griffith. new pitch? 0 p.m. — Red Sox at Orioles, Channels Andy North 3439—74 Houston of Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. MUwouhoo 8-2, .800; Robinson, Detroit, 8-2, .800; Perez, BOSTON COLLEGE—Named Frank The American, who dropped “ Every year seems to get more out Anne Minter of Australia 6-4, San Francisco at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. Chlcogo, 6-2, .750; Reuss, Chicago, 6-2, .750; (tabbs assistant basketball coach. WASHINGTON — Tyrone Chicago's Jerry Reuss, who ronto has scored 28 runs in the 30, 30, WTIC Tom Watson 3440—74 BOSI0L6-7 81-3 8 3 2 1 2 just seven games in her previous and more exciting,” she said. “ If 6-3. 11:30 p.m. — U.S. Open highlights, Greg Norman 3836—74 Montreal of Chicago, 2:20 p.m. MIrabella 83 0 0 0 0 0 Stieb, Toronto, 83, .750; Hurst, Boston, 83, DARTMOUTH—Named Tim Cegtarski Bogues, Jay Murphy. will turn 39 next week, pitched past two games. Channel • Roger Maltble 3440—75 San Diego at Los Angeles, Z 4:05 p.m. WP—Reuss. .727. assistant lunlor varstty hockey cotid). U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 17. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 17, 1988 — 17

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[TMC] MOVIE: 'Manhunter' A forensics [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated A 5-0 trump fit? played, and declarer let go his single- ^Your partner is Inept, he/she might fumble [TM C] MOVIE: 'Honky Tonk Freeway' specialist leaves his FBI job to hunt for a 1 2:00AM (3D d ® Nightline (CC) the ball where an Important opportunity psychotic killer. William L. Petersen, Kim [USA] Night Flight ton club. He then played a heart back Residents of a small town are unhappy dD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) ic Greist, Dennis Farina. 1986. Rated R. (In 3:15AM [H B O ] m o v ie : Bedroom NORTH I No problem to his king and led the jack of hearts. Rossetto rooms, I '/ i baths, den, carpet. 1 month secur­ ment securities when you invested in with? Or, if I stop the monthly munity Memorial Hos­ needed to assist cotlon office, 4 South Thursday. was spent? agency said. BOLTON. Impressive Realtors," We’re Sel­ full basement, applian­ INVEDTMENT ity. $415 per month. that mutual fund. Instead, you bought investments, will the fund continue pital, Mansfield mother In the core of Eoglevllle Rood, Contemporary! This The Federal Reserve Board said the 0.2 The rise topped the govern­ Infant child. Flexible ling Houses" 646-24B2.0 ces, carpet, fireplace PROPERTY Coll 872-6199 or225-1012, ANSWER: It wasn’t “ spent.” It was shares of the fund. Your money was my account and pay me dividends? Avenue, Wllllmantic, Storrs, Ct 06268. (429- brand new 2500 square and garage. $150’s. No The Gornet Compony. percentage point rise from the April level put ment’s revised target of 3.7 C T 06226. daytime hours. Own 3349). EOE. foot home has It all. the difference between the price you pooled with that of other investors. ANSWER: Some mutual funds have percent real growth — that is, transportation. Call monthly association VERNON. Route 83. 6 TW O Bedroom In 2famllv operating rates at their highest levels since The fund uses the money received From the expansive TW O FAMILY fees. Blanchard 8, Ros­ home. All appliances. paid for mutual fund shares and the charges for redeeming shares. Most growth after adjusting for the 646- 4683 or 646-4394. kitchen with wet bar acre Industrial site. Ex­ March 1980, when the rate was 83.7 percent. from the sale of shares to invest in don’t. Check the fund’s prospectus for COM PANION 49 WOODLAND 8T. setto Realtors," We’re cellent for mini wore- Avolloble Imme­ amount you received when you effects of inflation. The govern­ BUILDING CER TIFIED Nurse Aides. and beautiful oak ca­ Selling Houses" 646- It was the sixth increase in eight months. government securities. You had indi­ that information, or phone the fund. MANCHESTER houe/storoge. Indus­ diately. $600 per redeemed the shares. ment predicted real growth of Meadows Manor, a 518 WANTED binetry to the locuzzl 2482.0______trial Condo use. D.W. month. 646-4297. Operating rates rose by 0.3 percentage points That $2,914.85 loss could have rect ownership of the fund’s invest­ You can leave intact your invest­ bed long term health both oft the master This property Is being re-' 3.8 percent in fiscal 1988. CUSTODIAN Male, elderly retiree BRAND New Lsltlno! Fish Commercial- M ANCHESTER. 3 bed­ in April, after dropping 0.1 percent in resulted from any one of three things, ments while you held shares in the ment to date and start taking your care toclllty Is pres­ bedroom. Thlscontem- modeled and vinyl sided, < Officials said personal spend­ w/minor medical pro­ This super 6 plus room Investment Company. room Duplex, base­ February and remaining unchanged in perhaps, a combination of two or fund. dividends. If you have been reinvest­ ently seeking Certified porory Is a must to see! and will be part of a new ^ Condominium Town- 643-4616.______ing, which normally accounts WANTED Nurse Aides tor per­ blem requires compa- $335,000. Flono Realty. ment, fenced yard, March. three — drop in the value of the During the time you owned fund ing dividends, contact the fund with condominium complex' house at Northfleld TOLLAND. 20 plus prime appliances, good loca­ for about 55 percent of Japan’s manent and temporary nlon/attendee to pro­ 646-5200.______The May advance was led by gains in the mutual fund’s shares, a commission shares, periodic statements from instructions to start sending the Pleasant working which Is to be built soon. Green Is priced lust commercial acres on tion. $650 per month gross national product, rose 4.0 positions; 7am to 3pm vide very light house­ SOUTH Windsor. "It’s a production of autos and parts, primary metais you paid when you invested or a either the fund or the brokerage firm dividends to you by check. conditions. Excellent and 3pm to 11pm shifts. Asking *189,900. perfecti 3 bedrooms, 2 Route 195 odlocent to plus utilities. 646-0655 percent from a year earlier. keeping, simple meal 10!" Impressive Con­ full and 2 half baths, 1-84. PBD zoned. Po­ mornings.______such as steel, and in fabricated metal rear-end load in the form of a listed the exact number of shares you benefits, full time, 2nd Full and part time temporary In estab­ Housing investment rose by preparation and gen­ CONVERSE 1400 square feet plus tential uses Include products. It was the third consecutive steep redemption fee or a contingent held. Shareholder reports from the William A. Doyle, a syndicated shift. Inquire at hours available. The lished neighborhood of rec room with bar. M ANCHESTER. 6 room 23.9 percent and industrial eral supervision of the REAL ESTATE cluster development, Duplex. Full offlc- deferred sales charge when you fund provided detailed information on columnist, welcomes written ques­ starting salary range Is five homes. Open floor Includes kitchen ap­ monthly rise at motor vehicle and parts equipment investment rose by from $6.91 to $8.11 per healthy person. Set­ strip shopping and of- /basement. Parking, cashed in. the government securities in which tions, but he can provide answers only plan highlights plenty 646-4382 pliances, extra Insula­ flce. D.W. Fish plants, where operating rates were 83.9 10.1 percent, both compared 649-5336 hour with an excellent of well tit space. Beou- centrally located. $550 Your $25,000 cost was printed on the the fund invested. By federal regula­ through the column. Write to Doyle In ting is a private home tion, very low heating Commerclol- percent, compared with 76.8 percent in with fiscal 1986, the official said. benefits package avail­ close to shopping, tlfully landscaped VERNON. Must sell! costs, central olr, cor- plus utllles. Stove confirmation statement the broker­ tion. mutual funds must send out care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. able. Please apply In Owners relocating. 8 Investment Company avolloble. No pets. Se­ February. M EDICAL Office Worker theatre, church, senior yard. Won’t lost long! port. Enloy swimming 646-4616. age firm sent you at the time of your shareholder reports twice a year. Box 591, Manchester 06040. person or call; Diana $289,000. Flono Realty room Colonial In move curity and lease. 241- for doctor's office In center. Retiree Is easy and tennis tool Imme­ Vernon. Excellent sa­ Oliveira, Meadows 646- 5200.______. In condition. 4 bed­ diate occupancy. An 8862.______Manor, 333 Bldwell to get along with and lary and benefits. Must COVENTRY. New to the rooms, 2Vj boths, flre- excellent value. ROCKVILLE Apartment Street, Manchester, Ct. ploced living room, ' l l be able to deal with neither smokes nor market. Tastefully $137,900. Jackson 8> ID MORTGAGED for rent. 4 rooms, 2nd public, have pleasant 647- 9191 ext.25. EOE. drinks. Live-In arrang- decorated 4 bedroom screened porch, deck Jackson Real Estate, floor, adults preferred. telephone manner, ments available for the Colonial In lovely, and many extras. 647-8400.O Appliances Included. Available Immedto- FMJJNfi BEHIND?? Pay own utilities. 1 have aptitude with fig­ UPHOLSTERER right person. Retired quiet neighborhood. STOP FORECLOSUREII ures and good typing Features formal dining tley. Moke on offer. month security. $450 7 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 person preferred, but skills. Please call Corol mNKm- room with sliders to $185,500. D.W. Fish TOWNHOUSE If you are falling behind on per month. 871-1159, 6- at 522-3111.______will consider alterna­ deck, eot-ln kitchen Reolty, 643-1591.0 CONDOMINIUM your mortgage payments... Bpm.______SEAMSTRESS tive. Salary and bene­ and first floor family MANCHESTER. Colon­ OR...If your home Is in fore- AVAILABLE July 1st. 4 SALES Help. Must be Equil OpportunHy Employer closure, WE CAN HELPI PART TIME PART TIME personable, reliable, fits negotiable. Tran­ room. $194,900. Cen­ ial, Henry Street area! Three bedroome, 2Va room, 2bedrooms, cen­ sportation possible. tury 21 Epstein Reolty, Ideal family home. 8 bathe with nearly No payment program avail­ tral location, garage, Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers willing to learn. Expe­ to *9 per hour, paid able for up to 2 years. Bad rience preferred, but Weekend availability a 647- 8895.0______rooms, 4 bedrooms, 1 Vs 2000 sq. ft. of living appliances, nice yard. benefits and profit baths, 1 st floor den and credit is not a problemllAsk $525 plus utilities. Coll TR UCK Driver. Benefits, not necessary. Apply In plus. Call 646-8364 BOLTON. In-Law facility As 0 condition precedent to DISTRICT Sales Consul­ PART Time Individual LOOKING for people to IMPORTER and Coffee sharing. Manchester laundry room. A beau­ space In this how LOW payments can until 9pm 623-6970. the plocement of onv odver- needed to perform our deliver SNET tele­ Roaster In East Hart­ will train. Must have person only. Water 8, evenings for details. If needed? Immaculate oversized unit. tant. The Regional Air, Broad Street, manufacturer of bl-level on 5.6gorgeous tiful fireplace In living help you SAVE YOUR TH R E E Rooms portly tlslno In the Manchester He­ customer service phone directories ford needs responsible, clean class II license. Quiz on Page 2 no answer, please try room! Finished base­ rald, Advertiser hereby Manager of United Caldwell 011,649-8841. Manchester. children's wheelchairs acres of land. 3,000 plus Extras Include HOME TODAYI furnished. Heat. Work­ Church Directories will follow'up surveys. throughout C T to area person for warehouse 1. Roofer 232-5774. ment, walk-up attic. fireplace, agrees to protect. Indemnify Welcome new resi­ duties, Including pack­ seeks upholsterer/ square feet of living Swiss Comenrativa Group ing single mole pre­ ond hold harmless the Man­ be conducting Inter­ buslnessesdurlngjuly. CABLE TV Lineman/s 2. Dad’s Day (Oct. football) Come take o look at air conditioning, ferred. No pets. Lease. dents to greater Hart­ Must have awn vehicle. aging, shipping, and needed for long term seamstress with good space Including a full at (203) 4S4-1336 or chester Herald, Its officers views tor o self- 3. Vermont ADMINISTRATIVE As­ In-law toclllty. 5 plus this beoutyl $184,900. washer-dryer, rear 643-2880.______ond employees ogolnst onv motivated and success- ford with gifts of good Full o r part time. For receiving. Starting sa­ work In CT. Need own sewing skills for work sistant. Moke It Anne Miller Real Est- (203) 454-4404 lary $7 per hour plus 4. Spatula (For eggs) SALES Clerks ond Cashi­ bedrooms, 3 full baths, deck with view, plus MANCHESTER. Holt ot and all liability, loss or oriented Individual to will. Own car Is neces­ Information call 1-800- transportation. Excel­ In their seating/ happen! Be creative. ote, 647-8000.O______expense. Including attor­ sary. Compensation 922-0008 from 8om-4pm benefits. 728-5054. lent pay and benefits. 5. Lemon ers, toll or part time 2 country kitchen and a third full bath In two family house. 3 work part time con­ upholstery Prioritize and work In­ many other tine teo- M ANCHESTER Ranch. neys' fees, arising from tacting area churches $20 per contact. Apply or 467-2219 from 4pm- Call 342-1805.______6. (a) Lead — 11.4 (x) wanted at once ot mod­ unfinished walkout REAL EDTATE bedrooms, new gas claims of unfair trade practi­ ern health shop In large department. dependently. Enloy a tures moke this prop­ Very Impressive Cali­ heat, new carpeting, of all faiths. Female or In person: Hartford 8pm.______VOCATIONAL (b) Mercury — 13.5 (w) challenging career basement. |28]WANTED ces, Infringement of trade­ Despatch Moving 8, shopping center. Only erty well worth a long, fornio Ranch with con- appliances and marks, trode names or pat­ male has the same WHOLESALE Distribu­ Instructar- (c) Tin — 7.3 (y) with 0 molor Insurance temporory flair. Storage, Personnel HAVE A PHONE? responsible, dependa­ Call 647-8596 long look! There ore Available at laundry hook-ups. $700 ents, violation of rights of opportunity for tor seeking qualified Hortlculture to work (d) Aluminum — 2.6 (z) company. Regional of­ unlimited possibilities Cathedral ceilings, 2 W ANTED. House to pur­ privacy and Infringement of achievement. Expe­ Manager, 225 Prospect ble persons need apply. between hours of chase from owner only. monthly plus utilities drivers. Must be 25 with developmentally (e) (V) Pleasant working con­ fice recently opened- for use of the land! Coll fleldstone fireplaces, 3 FOREST RIDGE copyright and proprietary rience In cosmetics, Street, East Hartford WANT TO WORK disabled adults. Horti­ Gold — 19.3 8 am and 5 pm. Reaulrements; 3 bed­ and security. 646-6082, years old with valid CT ditions, flexible hours, growlng business today! $378,500. Realty large bedrooms, 2Vt 646-8261.______rights, unfair competition real estate, home party 06108 license and clean driv­ culture experience de­ needs your personal baths, 1st floor A 60-unlt room In Manchester. and libel and slander, which good salary and benef­ World, Benoit, MANCHESTER. 3 rooms, or simlllar public con­ ing record. Must be FROM HOME? sired. Some weekend SALES Clerk. Responsi­ organization and com- Frechette Associates, laundry, central olr, condominium Cost must be under moy result from the publica­ its. Apply at once to: CHFA moxlmum- appliances, parking. tion of any adyertlsment In tact helpful. Our 25 MEDICAL able to pass DOT physi­ straight Commissions work necessary. Call Manager or Assistant ble person needed. munlcotlon skills. 646-7709.O______security system, 2 cor community located the Manchester Herald by years of experience cal. Outstanding be­ — Income UnllmitedI Sarah Beardsley G.H. Some computer expe­ garage and more. Lo­ on 24 beautifully $118,000. Coll Mrs. No pets. Lease, secur­ Manager, Parkade Apply at; Town 8. W ILLIAMSBURG Colon- Langston. 649-1751 af­ ity. $330 plus utilities. advertiser. Including odver- can guide you to suc­ TECHNICIANS nefit package. Apply Call me for an appoint­ Manager, Hockanum Health Shoppe, Man­ Country Jewelers. rience helpful. Coll cated In area of fine landscaped acres, tlsements In any tree distri­ cess. Compensation, between 9am and 3pm. Industries Green­ Dove Rich at 647-4808 lol. 3 bedrooms, IV2 ter 5pm. 633-1874. ment between 3:30- “AUTOMOBILE SALES CAREER” chester Parkode, 404 Marshall’s Moll, baths, 1st floor homes! Anne Miller complete with pool, bution publications pub­ $12,000 to $15,000 per Part time, flexible McKesson Corpora­ house, 429-6697. EOE. for on appointment. Reol Estote, 647-8000.D lished by the Manchester 5pm Onlyl Ask for If you are a hard working, honest and West Middle Turnpike. Monchester. laundry,11 sttloortom- tennis court and year, 10 weeks training hours. Earn up to *20 tion, 280 Dividend MANCHESTER. Immac­ NOMED NOMED Herald. Penny Sleftert, advancement, gasallo- Road, Rocky Hill, CT. lly room, attached gar­ garage parking. Publisher. an hour. Mobile basis energetic Individual who needs to make age and low mainte­ ulate 7 room, 3 bed­ 0 0 FOR DALE FOR DALE wance. Incentive pro­ to draw blood. Take EOE.______Dennis Santoro SUM M ER JOB room Cope In family on grams and expense *35,000 to *40,000 now, call Manchester nance tees. $169,900. Priced at *179,000 health histories on LABORERS to work In a Century 21 Epstein neighborhood. Open paid training school. 643-2711 8UDUHDAN 8UDAHU area’s #1 Exclusive Subaru Dealership. Principles Only Call Insurance applicants commercial roofing Realty, 647-eB95.a and spacious floor THE DEADLINE FOR Send resume to: Larry environment In Man­ In Vernon, has Im­ No experience necessary, will train. Car plan, vinyl sided. Owner at 646-8132 PLACING OR Robertson, P.O. Box In Manchester area. chester area. Starting D ELIVER Y Person and mediate opening for SPACIOUS 2 bedroom, Newer roof. Insulation 507. Gallon, OH 44833 and gas provided, medical and life IV2 baths home with C A N C E L IN G AN A D IS Call 1-8DD-D22-2772 $8.50 per hour. Call Cashler/Clerk for mod­ part time summer lot and furnonce. Very pri­ BEAUTIFUL LINC Corporation at Insurance benefits and we offer an full wolk-out base­ 12 NOON THE DAY or 239-5337 ern pharmacy. Flexi­ attendant. Must have ment, formal dining vate and nicely lands­ NOMED BEFORE. MONDAY - PHLEBOTOMIST 649-8000. ‘______ble hours. Not the usual valid license. Apply to excellent pay, commission and bonus caped lot. $164,900. 82 Briarwood Drive retail store. Profes­ room, attached gar­ FOR DALE FRIDAY. IN ORDER W ANTED. Cashiers at age. Bocks up to beau­ Strono Real Estate, 0 0 Part time, flexible SEC RETAR Y-Capoble sional atmosphere. Randy Edlnger plan. Compensation through training 647-7653.D TO MAKE THE NEXT the Manchester Xtra tiful wooded acres. hours. Earn up to typist to work In office Marts. Second and Top pay. Apply at ance Service Manager program . Apply In person, see RIckPKtor ISSUE. FRIDAY to Ann or pharmacist. $169,900. Century 21 Ep­ 9 *20 an hour. Mobile located In Manchester third shifts. Apply at 14 Hartford Tpke. Jim MurawskI, Mon.~Frl. 10-5. stein Realty, 647-8B95.0 A F T E R N O O N B Y 2:30 on Friday 4-7pm and Hartford Road, Main Liggett Parkade Phar­ Vernon PM FO R M O N D A Y ’S basis to draw Saturday 10-6pm, Sun­ Street and Oakland macy, Manchester ISSUE. THANK YOU blood. Take health day ll-6pm. 3 weekends Street In person. Parkade.______649-6550 L O C A T IO N + FO R Y O U R history on Insur­ per month. Coll 528- FINISH Carpenters 1300 for oppointment. SCHOOL Secretary. .UBURBAN 14 HARTFORD TPKE. This 7 room Colonial la COOPERATIONIII ance applicants in RHAM Junior High needed. At least 2 years D E N TA L Office Assist­ VERNON, CT priced to sell fast. There RECEPTIONIST 8. As­ experience. Call 645- ant. Knowledge of * S U B A R U 64M 5S0 Manchester area. School. Effective Im­ are too many extras to sistant In Manchester mediately. Apply; 8667. ______basic business office mention. Built In 1985. Call 1-8DD-922-2772 doctor’s office. Depen­ Henry Grabber, Prin­ ASSISTANT skills. We will train. Come see for youraelfl or 239-5337 dable, pleasant person­ cipal, RHAM Junior Bookkeeper- Full time or part time. 15 StimlMdgi Li. Billon Employment ality a must. Afternoon High School. 228-9423 or Secretary. Duties In­ 649-9287. hours 1pm to 5:30pm. 647-9297 by June 23. clude: phone, typing, PRIVATE PARTY Call today; TW O Part time and week­ Flexible evenings. Per­ billing, accounts paya­ CARPENTER or Carpen- CONVERSE REAL end Receptionists with manent part time posi­ EXAMINERS- ter helper. Full time. PART TIME Paramedlcal company ble, accounts receiva­ word processing skills tion. Great working ble. Good typing and Please telephane after Merchandise Ads ESTATE HELP WANTED Invited to loin the conditions. Call 646- seeking Medical Tech­ nicians and Phleboto- adding machine sklllsa 4pm, 647-7278. 646-4382 RE/MAX, East of the 5153 leave message. must. Call ^1 4 1 8 . PART Time Shop Clean­ River team. For ap­ mlsts. Earn up to $20 k i NDERCARE learning O IL Truck Driver •229. 000““ up. Approximately 25 pointment call Ms. Val­ DELIVERY Person-part per hour. East Hart­ wanted. Will train. All erie Huestls at 647-1419 time afternoons and ford area. Are you center has Immediate hours per week. Please full time and part time benefits. Full or port QQC DON’T Miss this great apply to Stan Graham, In Manchester.______alternate Saturdays. presently doing para­ medical exams and opening for pre-school time. Call 649-2871. opportunity to own o Service Department. HOMEMAKER- Apply In person: Man­ Duplex at on afforda­ See for yourself why this house belongs In chester Drug, 717 Main tired of the paper­ teachers. Unmatched Vernon *165,000 Morlarty Brothers. Campanian. Older benefits package. Call ble price. 5 plus rooms House Beautiful. Features Include lovely fire- woman requires com- Street, Manchester. work? Call 1-800-922- Looking for t / t / PART Time Supervisor 2772.______Linda 646-7090. plus full basement and GREAT POTENTIAL placed family room, front to back llvingroom, 2 MACC. Responsible for pqnlonshlp on wee­ RECEPTIONIST. Port * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days large private yard. This 7 room Raised Ranch has a great aat-up tor an full baths, three charming bedrooms, and wall- kends. Soturdqy ond time receptionist posi­ WAITRESSES for break­ WAREHOUSE. We need something? $129,900. Sentry Real coordination of food an enthusiastic, hard * Additional Lines SOC Per Line, Per Day In-law apartment In the lower level with private to-wall carpet everywhere. Price *228,900. bank, holiday food Sundoy, 7qm-10pm. tion available. Hours fast and lunch diner. Estote, 643-4060.O Coll Mr. Morlqrty Experience preferred, working person to * Classifications 71 thru 87 bath. Upper level has 3 bedrooms. 1’4 baths, basket, direct client are 4;30-7:30pm, LOVELY Ranch with hardwood floors, carpeting, 2 car garage, pool weekdoys. 643-5135. Monday-Frlday. Expe­ must be dependable. stock shelfs and fill Dir: 1-384 to Keeney Street — service and volunteers. orders. Experience * Merchandise Under *250 pork-llke yard. Walk to with deck and morel Don’t miss seeing this Keeney Street to Briarwood Drive. Requirement; resident PART Time, mornings, rience preferred. Good Good working condi­ tions. Call 649-4011,6am preferred but not ne­ * Ad must contain price! bus and shopping. Easy gracious home. It you have in-laws to consider this of Manchester area, generol office worker opportunity, could access to 1-384. Great lead to full time em­ to 2pm.______cessary. Call 649-9626. could be your answer. phone and car. $6.50 for Monchester Reel Garston Sign Supply, You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds starter or retirement! per hour. EOE. For Estate office. Some ployment. For details AUTO Mechanic. Work due to this low price... $136,900. Sentry Real call Manchester. where you're appre­ 110 Batson Drive, Wi cm hilp yiu bieaiut 1 Informotlon call 646- typing and bookkeep­ Monchester. Estote, 643-4060.n 4114 or send resume to: ing experience helpful. Manor. 646-0129.______ciated! Experience In ’REALE'FROFESSIMliU ZINSSER AGENCY minor repairs pre­ M ATURE Person needed THIS 6 room, 2Vj both Cill B4R4B2R. m$ Mk itr Dm MACC, P.O. Box 773. 646-4655.______TRUCK Driver wanted Shop the expanded Cope offers o ^ ^ "Y o u r Hometown Realtor" Monchester.______PART Time Warehouse for port time. Pleasrf ferred but will train for small office. Diver­ D. F. REALJE. INC. reliable persan with sified duties Include lot for the money! Ex­ SHORT Order Cook. worker. Evenings and telephone 649-2871. Classifieds. CALL CLASSIFIED cellent condition. weekends. Carpet Fac­ references. 7qm to typing, filing, tele­ 1781 6 4 6 -lS ll Plzxo, grinders, sand­ Ploclng an ad In Classified phone contact and gen­ Beautiful, private @ M wiches, etc. 28-30 hours tory Outlet, 824 Sllyer 3pm. Apply In person Herald 4444S2S Is easy. Just call 643-2711. Barry's Texaco. 318 eral office procedures. yard. $137,900. Sentry per week. Monday- Lane, East Hartford. 643-2711 NOW! Real Estate, 643-4060.a Call for appointment. We’ll help you with the Adams Street, IWIII train). Evenings 643-2711 Frldoy. EOE. Call wording of your ad. and Saturday^ 643-1166. Dwight 646-5356. 569-4495 ask for Art. Manchester. ■n6»epnii ■III! I MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. June 17, 1988 — Zl

I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, June 17, 1988 TAD CARS CARS CARS SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HOMES MUSICAL TA 8 mm sm r _____ |f o r R EH T ITEMS SALES f r e e Coffgg. Our letfov- TOYOTA King Cab 1986. VOLVO Wagon DL 1981. OLDS LS Clerro. 1982. 6 . grt, your treasures. Excellent condition. Automatic, AM-FM cylinder, excellent ., From knick-knacks to ' ^ M t H » T E R . 5 room s MANCHESTER. 6 ro om p ^ S p c d o l i i UPRIGHT Plano, white, SATURDAY, June 18. Stereo, bucket seats, stereo. $4,450. Please condition. Power on butlint. ftenovotod. house. Garage, private greot'Soundl Asking Furniture, glassware, furniture. No early matching top, turbo. telephone 742-8171. steering, power corpttt. appliances. yard. Security deposit. S200. Please telephone linens, typewriters, " birds I June 18, 10am- 643-4593. brakes. AM -FM . 43,(XX) 4pm. 257 Ludlow Road, FORD Escort 1982. 1 Adults preferred, se­ $750, references. Even­ John ot 643-87W.______sewing machine, ballet miles. 649-1117. Monchester.______VOLKSWAGEN Rabbit owner. Excellent con­ cu rity. 649-7M1. ings 646-1642. Now Is the time to run an costumes, gomei, 1976.4door, autom atic, dition. $2300. Please 1^ lM CHiJUliAIHI ad In classified to sell that books. 9om -3pm . 00 .,TAG Sole. Saturday June 120,(XK) miles'. $500 or telephone 742-7625. N O T IC IO P ICWUICARE camera .you no longer Tunxis Trail, Bolton. 18, 9am to 4pm. 16 best otter. 649-5227 be­ MANCHESTER COHmUlHIIIIMft nUPLIC AUCTION SEnwICEB D O D G E Arles 1986. 4 use. ______Follow signs from Bol- ... D u v o l S tre e t, M a n ­ fore 3pm. ARTtmCIRO LION I door, power steering, chester. Baby turnl- HONDA I l Ic e N $ 4 d South Wlnd- fon Center Rood. power brakes, o lr. 25k. 1*76 Volvo, 1.0. NltniM liilM Ng A .. ture, antique dressers, sor mofttgr -4ias ■ wim TiEEiim flCE IPETSAND BLOCK Too Sole. June Excellent condition. MANCHESTER. Luxury • VC2444SE3a$74*e at Simon ^Ee toys, bike, small ap- oiiBMIf aMkaMi^ar Rw M M iEg SEnricE Bollere, Mmpe, tiol water BuekeL truok 6 chipper. Stump 18, 9-4pm. June 19, 12- $5495. 659-1009. USED CARS Sbed room Tow nhouse. Sports Cor Center, Inc., SUPPLIES pllonces and much Route 6 A 44, Bolton, C T on oO M ^s In M[|ni>mg • ASSMoim • Osrptmry tenxe, new and lemamt. Free esdmetee. 4pm. Furniture, bed­ P O N T IA C 6000 1986. 4 Air, pool, fireplace, for ehlMren o S S ^ and . m orel door, V - , air condl- seChavyVan *15,586 Wednesday, June 2«, lets at • Oeumertepe • OeiwiWne replacements. Bpeolel oonsidsretlon tor P E R R E T S . 2 males, ding, Avon collecti­ 6 tennis, oolf. $110 0 per f :00 a.m. m>, 6 ^ S M 1 otter 4pnn. 8 tloner, AM-FM .f * Bnelotee FeHos • Oeisfee FREE eSTIMATeS elderly end hendloepped. weeks old, not neu­ bles, bumper pool ' M ULTI Family Tag Sale. 88 Honda Civic *6995 month. Southfield cassette, rust proofed. MORIARTY tered or descented. $30 table, household Items , , 18th ft 19th, 10am to 84 Chav Camaro *5195 Green. M7-M14. 041-9849 / 12^9918 Original owner. 11,000 INVITATION TO BID 0 4 7 - 7 5 S 3 each. Call 643-7884 ask and more! Lexington r 4pm. Lodles and baby ReglnkRel. 649>M 73 miles. Mint condition. 84 Honda Accord *7995 The Manchester Public for Michael.______Drive, Monchester. clothes, coffee tables. BROTHERS Schools solicits bids for Cabbage Patch dolls, $8600. 643-8831 after INVITATION TO BID e e t y c i I R|HMM ixM im iiins” GRANDMOTHER, USED CARS 86 Honda Accord *6996 LC MUSIC E Q U IP M EN T for the |0 FOR Sate. Persian klt- . ladles black leather 5pm. ______Sealed bids will be received 19IS-1te9 school year. Sealed Mother, Daughter’s 81 Chevy Monte Carlo *4995 HAULIN8 tens. 5 weeks old. locket. 51 Falknor 88 Markur Sdocplo *19,495 In the General Services' of­ bids will be received until 8 EIIVICE8 Please telephone 646- Tog Sole. Antiques, CHEVY Cavalier 1983. 4 fice, 41 Center St^ Manches­ JU N E as, 19SS, 3:00 P.M., at I Drive (oft Center door, automatic, air, 87 Marc. Q. Marquia •13,895 84 Olda Cutlaaa *6995 ;m llB i-T W $ ter, C T until JU N E at, 1910at which time they will be pub- Any Job — Anytimo 0349 otter 4pm. collectibles, "stuff", Street), Manchester. 888-2589 NAME your own prico. attic treasures, old lin­ full power, tilt steering, 87 Marc. Topaz *6795 88 Ply. Horizon *2995 M w fty.w w ** 11:00 a.m. for the followine: lld v ojMned. The right Is re­ ODD lobs. Trucking. speed control, rear de- served to relect any and all Pothor & Son Polntlnp ens, kitchenware, can­ h u g e Tog Sole. Jewelry, 87 Marc. Cougar •11,095 (1) HIRING OP A Home repairs. You Csll 89ry 647-8680 MISCELLANEOUS toQoer. 643-6181. 88 Honda Civic *5495 bids. Specitlcotlons and bid and Poporlno. Romo- ning Ian. lewelrv, ste­ . silver, chairs, dishes, •6995 HAZARDOUS WASTES name it, we do It. Pree FOR SALE 87 Ford Tempo WhttB forms may be secured at the vo l. 291-S567.______reo, woterbed. June 18, . lots morel Saturday MERCURY Comet 1972. S4 Olda Cullate *5495 MANAGEMENT FIRM Business Office, 45 North estimates. Insured. 643- 87 Lincoln T.C . *16,295 • 1 0 j 4 9 5 I^AINTlMd Interior and 9 o m -2 p m . Ju n e 19, and Sunday 9am-4pm. Runs good, body good. 85 Dodga Lancar *7495 School Street, Monchester, 03M. TAS MASONRY DECORATIVE 30" X 36" 87 Marc. Q. Marquia *11,395 •1 (2) NEW SCHOOL exterior. Quolltv and 9om-2pm. 218 Hockmo- " 34 Linden Street, off Needs exhaust. $200. 3 i 0 0 0 Connecticut. h AV# Your cor look like Briofc e Bioofc • Stone plate glass mirror, 82 Lincoln Town Car *7495 jBath or Trade FURNITURE professional work­ tock Street, Center Street, Call John 643-8799. 87 Lincoln MK7 *21,995 OsaJM______SOUTH HOLTON new Inside and out. Por Flrepkioae B Repairs (3) TYPEWRITER manship. Pree esti­ dated 1958. Best offer Manchester. 87 Ford Cr. Vic. *11,695 84 Honda Accord 4 dr. *7195 J M onchester.______montn MAINTENANCE Court of Probate, District of CUANMe SEHVICE an appointment call; W FRfC nnuM iTt 633-6164.P______Manchester mates. Call Craig J U N E 19, 10am -4ptw. 87 Marc. Cougar *11,095 88 Honda Civic *6495 8. W Auto Detailing at CUSTOM Hotpoint elect­ CLYDE •T4 9 5 (4) TRENCH BOXES NOT1CB OP HtARINO HoriiEB End Condos M und. 742-8173 o r 74^ 87 Mazda RX-7 *17,495 • 2 6 3 ^ ® r . 643-9995. •99-1403 ric stove with quick Baby Items, clothQ, W A N TE D TO CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 82 C»tav. Citation *2995 at E S TA TE OF 9382. ______sstaetsiisreesi *9495 3 6 M on th t The Town of Manchester Is THOMAS M. CANDON, CHI clean oven. Bronze, air conditioner, etc.*92 BUY/TRADE 88 Toyota Camry an equal opportunity em­ VrM RaH Rm MM aA I D o k Street;, ROUTE 83, VERNON- 88 Buick Somaraat 2 dr. *6995 A MINOR good condition, 30", 86 Mazda 628 Turbo *9895 ployer, and requires qn afttr- Pursuant to an order of Hon. DAB P i m m Any amount deSveted. Also, tw. Monchester.______^ 84 Century LTD 4 d,. *6995 83 Mazda RX7 *6495 mqtlve action poll^foroll of MiWie i $65. Also, Cherry ste­ WANTED to buy. Old 86 Marc. Lynx *3995 Oovld C. Rappe, Acting iEsSstfoir Koiss^t ^^bIsS^rsi gieveL stone end beik, muleh. 88 Civtller CS 4 dr *5995 Its Contractors and Vendors reo, good condition. RUMMAGE and Tag furniture, clocks, *7995 Judge, doted June 14, 1900 a OependeWe end expetleneed. VW OTEs P wemee^E V VQIWie IWIIlRr W Wi^wlRRI vM IINI wInL 85 Monte C irlo *8995 88 Dodga Lancar "The Agio ProfessioiuU” os a condition of doing buil- hearing will be held on an ap- $40. Telephone 649-9462. Sole. Good clothing, lamps, paintings and nees with the Town, os per Low Prioes end Fully tnsuied. If youTfi hIoW Of QDfiinioiofH not Se Chovy C-10 PA, *8995 86 Marc. Marquia *5995 24 Adams $t., Maachasttr tllcotlon praying for author- MEPRWEEP W t CONtfRUeiMMw ^ P E W E M W EEqEVw rttumlnQ your m Na. oaH ml household Items, rugs. Will pay cosh! Federal Order 11346. tv to compromise and settle l u W N C A R E Free t edmetse AIR Conditioner, Carrier. MOIOtOoltedd, *9995 86 Marc. Marquia *5995 RWtp AEOUnNL ASORy ^S9A9nH9999 books. American Le­ ' Coll 646-8496. u 6000 BTU . Good condl- Bid farms, plans and specltl- a doubtful and disputed 87M400/6S9-9SSS gion Hall, Woll Street. 88 Marc. Lynx *3995 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 cotons are available at the claim In favor of sold minor WEIL ■ 640413S tlon. $75. 649-0734. ___ f m a r C M S tru iO M Coventry. Soturdog;, *5995 General Services’ office. against Kenneth Falling os In noblo prlegg, frog ostl- SPECIAL BUY 86 Marc. Marquia IE ^SiMHIH^R^ef EHe AIR Conditioner. 1800 June 18,9om-4pm. Automotive TOW N OF sold appUcotlon on file more motos. Pioose folt- h a h o y m a H 1986 CHEVY CAVAILIER 88 Marc. Marquia *5995 mlCAMPERS/ fully appears, at the Court of Rtnovatioii^Pliis Home hnerovement - Pelnllne BTU, 220 volt. Excel­ 4 Or., 4 Cyl.. 4 Spd.. MANCHESTER, CT. phono Joh n 647-1907. (Xietom Interior 6 Exterior lent condition. $250. TAG Sole. SoturdoM. 85 Lincoln T.C . *12,995 i ^ T R A I L E R S ROBERT B. WEISS, Probate on June at, 19M at - BessmsnW Hntshed • TMIne - Lo MIIm . MT378A *4600 T lX i 9:00 A.M. Mnling ■ CeSIng RepNr 6 e n “ “ Coll otter 4pm. 646-6819. June 18 from 9om-4p(n, 85 Ford LTD *8995 GENERAL MANAGER uehl Coreentry - ODD JOBS •. 41 Waddell Roo4l, Elisabeth A. Bldwell, Renew *7I PesMT Washing INSURBD CARS 06 Cavallar 4 dr. *4995 85 Olda Wagon *6995 CAM PER 1964. Sleeps 8, m o w , 044-06 Ass't. Clerk SlUWORCAPIW Monchester.______Free Esf fmelee • ENDROLLS 67 Calais 4 dr. *9495 *4295 stove and refrigerator. HARRY SCANLON IFO R SALE 85 Chav. Spectrum Excellent condition. 9 1 ' -4^' fneured ■ Oenfor Dkaountt 2Vk syNNh - 28< BRADLEY Kitchens tog 67 Cutlsaa 2 dr *10,995 *5495 LEGAL NOTICE 646*2411 freessWmsSos LAM69cAPiNQ sole. Miscellaneous 84 Marc. Cougar $2000 or best otter. *192 e e e e e e wjae rooetMu S « erldlh • lor 289 CHEVY Malibu 1972. 67 Cavallar a dr. *7995 36 > > C b b I i a . -r ’^0.405 0 4 6 - 2 2 S 3 1 8 kitchen and both Cff- 84 Marc. Cougar *6495 742-7814. 'iionths at * 6 , 4 0 5 TOWN OF ANDOVER B A l ^ R A R A Y LM NI 999dNlD 9MI M9lfll9Yl9R09ii MUST Be pleksd up si the Hard top, 307, auto- 67 Pont Grand Am *9995 15 N blnets, counter tops, 84 Marc. Q. Marquia *7995 HsfsM ones Monday thru - motic, stereo. Runs 67 Pont. Sunbird cpb *7995 INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION BCWKKBEPING appliances, lighting *11,495 Ml rraiRiSTIMATtG Thursday bslars 11 am. only. good. $450. Call 742- ' 84 Lincoln T.C . AUTD 8 FDR gC EEV l C E S MMDCtaHWiW fS99iH9fWllH F49fA99« fixtures, sinks and for­ The Inland Wetlands Commission of Andover, Connecticut QUALITY OUMNWH AT P w m ^ ^ 84 Lincoln Contin. *11,595 RENT/LEA8 E Bssthseelsgfsrmun mica. Saturday, June ■-6537.______8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 will held o public hearing on Monday; June ao, 19M at 7:30 tOONOMKML HWpIt. M i 84 Merc. Cougar *6495 p.m. In the lower level of the Town Office Building on the op- Meesssf. fedsEse eeyrsO Conservative way to MOTHiAm ^ ^ 18, 9am-3pm. 694 Keb^ VOLKSWAGON Soper lcotlen of Gerald Hardlsty for approval of a driveway wet- see essnsrbr texss. VAHIY of 9R|NMl9M09k P999IMI1099 TA 8 Beetle 1971. Excellent 84 Olda Delta *6995 FREE Mileage on low Install or repair your roof n e V S t r e e t , cost auto rentals. Vil­ nds crossing on Boston Hill Rood. ond Sovel Deol direct with smtsMs. 0s s S l E - 6t 6E SALES M onchester.______condition with spare 83 Marc. O iu g tr *5995 S4S-3SU roofer. Wood and cedar engine, tires and tools! LIPMAN #1 lage Auto Rental. 643- At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard I MULTI-Fom llv tog sole. Sand written communications will be received. Information 301-305 C E N TE R ST. 2979 or 646-7044.______shake speclallsti Seal NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ ,$1800,643-5743. VOLKSWAGEN pertaining to this application Is on file In the office of the downs. 37 years A9PIMLT MAINTENAIKE S a tu rd a y , Ju n e 18, MANCHESTER Town Clerk, Town Office Building. eral Stotute 23-65 prohibits 9am-4pm. 70 WeavSTj ■jHli^^R I IMhiMVIlKlpfllV S g m - exoerleneS. Orhewtys 6 Fwklng Lets ICORCRETE the posting of advertise­ se Suzuki Sdnurl Conv. I I iC A R S Doted at Andover, Connecticut this 10th and 17th days of t HM NuMsdne Orask isNIno ments by any person, firm or Rood, Monchester Self Tour Car 51(X) ml...... *5995 g • e • e 6 e e e e • e e e • • • 643-5135 I ' I f DR SALE June, 1999. 645-8830 s AsphsH Nspslrs s esN OesHng CONCRETE WORK corporation on a telegraph, TEN Speed, mlcrowove| 87Yugo2dr.. 18K ...... >2895 t A R r a m v A Yoon Exportonco telephone, electric light or 88 VW Qoll OteMl...... *6295 ANDOVER INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION w e w w m Fii«y Morse Ass bOississ 20 cart, stereo and colon STEVEN FISH, CHAIRMAN HOM MmOVIMtNT Foundallon, eddhien, power pole or to a tree, television, mlscellone-j 86 VW Sciroeco, AT, AC. vary, wary Uood. , _ tome M M end excavation, polio, eMewalka shrub, rock, or any other *15 AM/FM C m , PMIr...... *9795 047-05______wiiMknm 6 Dssrs Ctll 919-2448 TODAY! natural oblect without a writ­ ous. 9am-2pm. Sotur-i IMOMENVIB* V9V IBEIplENBV Ifl Wm* PMy tnoumd. Free Etilmttoi. day, 14 Barry Rood,) 4 Lines — 10 Days 88 Cutteu Clarra brn...... *6395 IvQIlHI WfO IPIQIIEnVs VtrWn w*sV Ns Job Tss eit sr Tss Small ten permit for the purpose of Hurry. Ho«V' LEGAL NOTICE n- IS% SsiUsr cntno OlscsvnI DEUVERING hlohard Caron protecting It or thepubllc and Manchester.______50e charge each addi­ 85 Jaap Plonaar O n l j r msmStr St Ms IsIsrnstlSMi 2 Dr, 4x4 ...... *7995 TOWN OF ANDOVER Rich, olean, etone-treo. carries o fine of up to SSO for CLEARANCE on fabrics,! tional line, per day. You IsMsr Sysisms loam. yards. *80 Plus Tex. 878-3927 eoch offense.______83 Jaap Wagonaar. C M h o r t f i d D PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION •49-8199 8 vinyls, drapery rods,! can cancel at any time. Lo a d a d ...... ‘8995 ALL NEW 4 JUBURBAN Csh7SE-07E1 Asvnms Also, sand, greyel, etone TAG Sole. Saturday, threads, furniture. Sdt- PUBLIC HEARINGS SORRY. 82 V W Rabbit Olaaal...... *2595 FARRANO REM00ELIN8 end horae manuie. J u n e 18, 9 a m -4 p m . urdov, June 18. Ste­ SUBARU W IN 0 0 W 8 “ NO REFUNDS OR 82 Buick S kylark...... *2895 272 •7905 Chino, glassware, rling Upholstery ■ $ ®**«"»“ The Planning & Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec­ ADJUSTMENTS "Homo ot Solunloy Sonteo" VERNON. CT. ticut will hold Public Hearings on Mondov, June TO, 1988 at ELECTRICAL 6 4 3 9 5 0 4 AND DOORS tools, hundreds of flsh- Supply Company, 222) 95 Camaro IR O C-Z ...... *10.495 36 Month, 7:30 p.m. In the Andover Elementorv School on the following □ Ing lures, shoes, McKee Street, Mon-I CALL HERALD 81 Marcadat 380SL. AT. petitions: n n MINIMUM TRADE I OeM Bob Fenend, Jr. ELECTMCAL WORK nm m AL winktowB clothes, appliances, Chester. 643-0359. ; Sllvar, 4 8K ...... *26.595 $ 9 n i •539 Petition of Robin Cram tor a Special Permit to hove a T H IS S P A C E A D o o m power tools, cameras CLASSIFIED 77 Camaro, V8. A T ...... *2495 pony. Need a new Senrlca with TAG Sale. Saturday,' ALLOWANCE Sold and InsfaNsd by pnho- and many other Items. June 18, 8om-3pm. 29| 24 Tolland Tnpk, Rte. 83 • in K T PK4«9a CAN MITICK Rw. 0494840 oircuit breikere? • 5 9 s 4 7 elonef nmodoOna oenfreolor. 15 Wedgewood Drive, •540 Petition of Eugene Sommortlno for a 3 lot resubdlvl- Cooltdge Street, Mon-< 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 slon. Woodlands II, on Hendee Road. Wosseiedownl Cheokusout In for 24 InsBrttons . A sefcotfon of Wnyf or wood Manchester.______Verson, CT • 649-2638 tP00»4 ths Msnohssisr ysSow pegss. untta Custom eorponry e Chester. Furniture •8500 •0995 At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard dtsiagftfSisdL Call 943-2711 speefiffty. TAG Sole. Tools. Satur­ tools, antiques, plants, 85 SUBARU 86 VW FIOIHIP and written communications will be received. Informotlon JOIEPN DUMAS day June 18, lOom to large va rie ty ot m lsc^L SAW. AM/PM -2000 -2000 pertaining to these appicatlons Is on tile and may be seen In 949-8293 for detofis 878-9760 3pm. Sunday June 19, Ceae. Sunroof JETTA the affice of the Zoning Agent, Town Office Building. 643-2711 loneous. Center Strew Auto, AM/FM AC lOom to 4pm. 24 Llyn- to Thompson Rood fit > 6 5 0 0 > 7 9 9 5 Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 10th and 17th dav of wood Drive, Bolton. Coolldge Street. - CLYDE % June, 1988. -= t fOMI • P0187 ISTORE AND •8495 •9495 ANDOVER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION CARS CARS CARS CARS CARO 88 NISSAN 88 SUBARU Kenneth Lester, Chairman _____ lOFFICE SPACE Sells Quality Pre-Owned -2000 4WO. 8W. -2000 ^ 9 5 5 6 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SENTRA AM/FM 006-06 AC. Auto ■“ " - ■ a UP to 1210 square feet ( I > 6 4 9 5 > 7 4 9 5 M o n th s al 7 available on Main TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT APR* Street. Warren E. How- U S E D C A R S •2886 NOTICE OF ADOPTION •4905 •8405 AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE lond, Inc. 643-1108. [When was the last time you enjoyed buying a car?] 82 FORD 87 HYiTn DAI In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 FURNISHED OffIcesWIth -2000 W and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop­ MUSTANG -2000 EXCELL 1 2 8 tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, phone, receptionist, Sunroof. AM/FM Alloy WhB>l8, copy, fox and secre­ o'ltHcei "pcimcCe^,.. Sunroof Connecticut, on June 14,1989. S IN C E 1945 FAMIIY-STYLE > 2 9 9 5 > 6 4 9 5 BE IT ORDAI NED by the Board of Directors of the Town of tory support. 647-4800. .Manchester, that Ordinances, Section 3-3 be amended to add SALES P0118 P0136 the following subsection: •10,095 •7095 c. Temporary Exemption: The Town property known as R t I INDUSTRIAL When vou ao shopping for a car 86 VW 85 SUBARU Robertson Park shall be exempt from the prohibitions con­ at D ecorm ler's, you don't deal -2000 BRAT -2000 CiJPROPERTY with a salesman, you talk with a TO SELECT FROM 8CIR0CC0 4 0 0 ( » * ^ tained In Section 3-3(a), during the day of the 100th Anniver­ De Cormier AWFM, Alley 4WD.Aufo sary Parade of the Manchester Fire Department (Eighth De Cormier. There Is no high pres­ Utilities District) on Sunday, September 19, 1999, provided MANCHESTER. Indus­ sure. We do not try to sell you a car. STARTING FROM *4500! Wheefe > 8 9 9 5 > 5 9 9 5 that the sponsoring organliatlon, the Eighth Utilities Dis­ M O T O R SALES, INC.^ We help you decide on the car and trial, office, commer­ accessories that are right for you. Over 25 Other Uaod Cora A Trucka In Stock for trict, furnishes Insurance adequate to satisfy the require­ cial space. 2400 square Of course we'll give you the best ments of the Town's Insurance advisor and the Town Attor­ II I t ' ' ' m a irlce, but more importantly, we'll See us first, see us last. Immadlato Dallvory. ney, to protect the Town's potential exposure to liability for feet. Loading dock. freat you like one of the family. nice car Only *10.805 claims of personal Inlury or property damage, and that the Woodland Industrial ^oc 'W M if'D c (^coK^e (fa tte r But see us, Eighth Utilities District pravldss an agreement, satlsfac- Pork. 643-2121. tary to the Town Attorney, to Indemnify and save harmless you’ll be glad you didl .U B U R B A N 14 HARTFORD TPKE. — " X i m S ------g a th e r Trade the Tawn from any and all claims of such liability. VERNON, C T This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this pu­ ROOM MATES ONE OWNER ' S U B A R U 6494550 blication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition WANTED Ufcd Cars andlhKks signed by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the CASH BACI^«. A| CHEVROLET ^ 53 v/mij'.orAvc 872'9111 Town, as determined from the latest official lists of the Re­ YOUNG Mon, good refer­ r vLTUC b u i c k , INC. cniT&AimA gistrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk re­ ences wonts room and questing Its reference to a special Town election. board. Coll Ron of 649- 3 ^ James Fogarty 6806. 1982 Mercury Capri. Lillback. 6 cylinder, Secretary C O N T I N U E S ^ automatic transmission, air conditioning, Board of Directors cassette deck, shade kii-SHARPI Manchester, Connecticut Merchandise THE COMPETITION DOESN’T EVEN COME CLOSE! Slock 46173-1..... $4,695 Dated at Monchester, Connecticut this 15th day of June, CARDINAL BUICK INC 1999. WCTf ARE SOME OF DE CORMIER’S GREAT EVERYDA Y DEALS! 1986 CHCVDq i e v 043-06 A C A A D I A I O P i C K i i o PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT ON SELECTED 1987 &1988 FURNITURE STANDARD PICKUPS! SPECIAL "FAMILY” PRICES!! 1984 Dodge Vista. Family wa^n all the Dear Customer; way' 5 speed transmission. AC F O U R piece bedroom set "The purpose of this notice Is to Inform you of tho poten­ Slock «se4s-i...... $4,995 I b e l o w - o v e r 100 NEW BUICKS IN STOCK TO SELECT FBOM) tial odverM health offeett of lead. This It being done even Including box spring. though your water may not be In violation of the current 1'/2 year old. Hardly 1988 200SX Hatchback ttondord. The United States Environmental Protection used. Call 875-1922 and ON SELECTED 1987 8.1988 V/6 engine, sunroof, power windows, * 1 6 2 » 5 power locks, stereo w'/cassette, alloy 1988 Sentra E Sedan 1988 BUICK 'month Agency (E P A ) and others ore concerned about lead Indrlnk- leove message.______SENTRAS! 1988 BUICK Ing water. Too much leod In the human body can cause seri­ wheels. Tu-Tone paint. Rusty Jones 4 door sedan, affordable family iranspor- 1988 BUICK 1988 BUICK .42 monfha « ous damage to the brain, kidneys, nervous system, and red rustprooling, pre care group lafion. 5 speed transmission, linled 1983 Nissan Stanza XE. 4 door hatch­ LeSABRE ELECTRA at 13.9% APR* blood cells. The greatest risk, even with short-term expo­ TV/ 8 TER ED/ Stock #5986. glass, rear defroster. Rusty Jones back. automatic, sunroof, power steering. CENTURY 9 sure, Is to young children and pregnant women." i Our List...... ;$17.794 rusiproofing. pre-care group. SKYHAWK APPLIANCES Faciory Rebate...... -2.000 Stock #6023...... $4,995 SEDAN Our water Is lead-free as It leaves our reservoirs and ON ALL 1987 & 1988 Our Rebate...... -1.000 Stock #6241. CUSTOM SEDAN CUSTOM SEDAN I Our List...... 39,499 stock #8250, Fully ^ 3 9 5 wolls and travels through water mains. Unfortunately, as FRIGIDAIRE refrigera­ PULSAR NX! ^ 4 , 7 9 4 Faciory Rebate...... -5 0 0 Coupe, Stock #8248, Stock #8350. AC, stock #8337 water sits In your plumbing system or soma of our service Our Rebale...... -^00 Equipped connections, small amounts of lead con dissolve Into the wa­ tor. 17 cubic foot. Gold. 5 Speed, A C Nicely Equipped A Real bargain!! ter. The most common cause of lead In drinking water Is Excellent condition. Final Coal...... $8,499 1986 Nissan Pickup. Shorlbed truck with lead-based solder used In connecting parts of a copper $100. 647-9104. 5 speed transmission one plumbing system. Stock #8030...... *1 1 .5 4 4 *13 ,7 2 3 *16 ,3 5 6 GM At'SdiiNb’sy'StiMi ON SELECTED 1987 & 1988 | Inc. *1(100 Rabata "Lead levels In your drinking water ore likely to be ^9699 Inc. *500 Rabata Inc. *800 Rabata highest: are built by Sound Ttchnlclsns SPECIAL TRUCKS! from professional compononts * If your home or woter system has lead pipes, that lie bset lor your needs. 8 * It your home has copper pipes with lead solder, and Call Jack Bertrand at i ' $ ^ 1965 Pontiac Grand Am. V/6 engine, - If the home Is lass than five years old, 1 0 0 0 1 0 1988 Standard Pickup automatic, AC. Price ReducedI ear thW he» 643-1262 ON ALL 1987 & 1988 1988 Maxima SE PLUS “A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS” USED CAR SELECTICN w w t • - If vou have soft or acidic water, For Your Sound System Needsl Loaded special! Premium sunroof, elec­ Slock «61S3-1...... $7,495 • If water sits In the pipes for several hours." MAXIMASI Super White Special Editioni Suede — Se/es Serv/ce — tronic stereo w/cassette, tonneau cover, The Town of Manchester Water Division Is working to 6 styled road wheels, rearstep bumper, trim interior, super white paint and detail­ body graphics package, pre-care group ing, driving lights. remove any potantlol sources of leod from Its distribution #60384 1086 Buick Century Custom Sedan system. The practice of using lead pipes was discontinued DDDD THINGS Stock #6138. Stock #6207. #8207A 1087 Buick Someraet Special *9280 many years ago. The Town Is In the process of removing any Our LiBt...... 19.997 Our L ilt...... 119.249 ^te h w Trade C A S H B A C K Factory Rebale...... - 500 Faciory Rebate...... -1 .000 #73784 1086 Oldt Calais Special *6740 lead connections which remain In the older sections of town. TDEAT 1987 Maxima QXE Wagon. Dark grey #e027A 1086 Buick LeSabra, Special *9480 ON SELECTED 1987 & 1988 Our Rebate...... — Our Rebate...... -1 .9 9 0 with sunroof. Under 10,000 miles This program will bogln In the summer of 19Mand continue #8033A 1886 Buick Riviera Coupe #60314 1865 Chevrolet Monte Carlo until all of tho leod service Unas are removed. In addition to 200 SXI $8,997 $16,999 stock *6225.1...... $14,900 $4995 the removal of lead connections, the Town treats the water #8032A 1085 Buick Century Custom *81874 1083 Buick Regal Coupe Special *5380 to reduce Its ability to diuolve load. «8104A 1085 Ford Tempo Sedan Look at any exposed pipes In your dwelling. If soma pipes CHAPONIS Brothers #8243A i M 6 Buick Century Custom hove a dull, grey color and con be easily scratched or Strawberries. Pick SERVICE SPECIALS #8272 1980 Buick Century Cuttom #e029A 1887 Buick Riviera T-type bent, they ore probably lead and should be replaced. To your own, Clark Street, F A M ILY - minimize your exposure to lead, use.only cold water for drinking and cooking. Let your water run until It Is South Windsor. Free STYLE PRE-SEASON thoroughly cold before using. containers. Open 8am - AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLATION *A.P.R. = Annual Percentage Financing Rate "The United States Environmental Protection Agency Spm oruntll picked out. ’Th e New Buick (E P A ) sets drinking water standards and has determined No children under 14 S E R V K E TmyVe Right now, we're Installing genuine Ail Above Payments DO NOT Include Tax & Registration. that lead Is a haolth concern at certain levels of exposure. allowed In field. Coll At DeCormler Motor Sales, the Nissan air conditioning, comptete There Is currently a standard of 0.050 parts per million 528-5741 for Service Department la run by Willy with 12 month warranty, in any 1987 Price Leader” AH Car* Subject To Prior Sale-Not Re$oontibi« For TypognphicBl Errors (ppm). Bused on new health tnformotln, EPA Is likely to Informotlon. DeCormler. Every vehicle recelvea JtrAN . . . or 1966 Nissan car or truck. Gel lower this standard significantly." expert service, and Willy De Is right ~J (m ;------i yours before the summer swelter In December 1914 the State of Connecticut passed a law there to see that the fob is done Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Pontiac. GM C Trucks prohibiting the use of laod-contalnlng solder In drinking SPORTING right! We want to make your driving $799 trouble-free. While otner dealers CALL MR. COOL AT 643-4165 FOR AN APPOINTMENT MOTORS, INC. Rt. 83, Vernon — 872-9145 water plumbing. The Town uses only lead-free solder whan DODDS may talk service, the DeCorm ler CARDINAL BUICK INC. repairing plumbing, and has notifleaall plumbers, builders, Family delivers. OFFER EXPIRES JULY 5. 1988 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 6:00 AM TO 5:00 PM. A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS contractors and others who work within our service area to Hours: Mon., T ubs., Wed. £r Thurs. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; use only lead-free solder and materials. MISTRAL Windsurfer, $750. 6 foot sail with 285 Broad St.. Manchester. CT 81 ftDflMS STR E tT, MANCHESTER Fri. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. If vou hove any questions regarding this notice or your Salos-643-4165 water supply, please call the Water Division ot 447-3115. battens, 12 toot board (Opnn Evpi. Mondoy thru Thuridoy) 649-4571 with adjustable mast- M T W & F 9 30 to Robert J. Young B 00 Th 9 30 to 6 00. Administrator track, foot straps and Sat 9 30 to 4 00 Town of Manchester skeg. Call 774-4845 be­ Servlce-643-5150 Water and Sewer Department PartB-649-1013 tween 5pm-10pm or 646- M thfu F 8 00 lo b 00 0271. De Cormier ^ 1 I.V -T

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 17, 1983 — t3 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 17. 1«88 Z' WELCOME TO THE Take a Lool efZEATesr s a l e o n e a iz t h : 1^ ' J

OVERSTOCKED \ SALE! T E N T S A L E ! We need to make room for the incoming vehicles... So you save and we move volume!! j BUICK

1988 OLDS 1988 BUICK 1987 BUICK CUTLASS CENTURY LESABRE ESTATE SUPREME CUSTOM WAGON Stock No. 7640. Newly designed for 88. Stock No. 7414, nicely equipped mdoding air Stocli Na 7646. dioM. B-2200’s ”r s 5 ^ « LoodedI Loeded! Loaded! condilioning. ABSOLumr LOAom Horizon AS LOW AS ' u u D S D HOTLINE DEAL!!! Manufacturer's Sugg. Manufacturer's Sugg. RelaJ Price ...... 113,487 Retail P rice ...... $18,155 ^1000 Rebates!! Manufacturer’s Sugg. * 7 1 2 1 New 1988 Plymouth Colt ‘E ’ Retail Price ...... SIS,355 SALE PRICE ^ SALE PRICE ' BASE SHORT BED ' t ^ S A V E #2132 & More! »5295 *1800 ‘11,995 *14495 N •1767 — 3/36 Bumper 1 ... to Bumper Warranty! 323’s . V 1 1— ^ ' *6295 PONTIAC CALL THE Stk. #4670 AS LOW AS 1 CALL THE HOTLIN h OTLINE... 875-3311 NOW! 1____ ^ J{ 1 g 7 5 . 3 3 U H O ^ 1988 FOX GL 1988 PONTIAC 1987 PONTIAC Slock No 7077. 2 door. red. timed glass, air con GRAND AM FIERO ditioning, cruise, till, automatic, aluminum Stock No 7730. VIP Plus Package, 2 door coupe. Slock No, 6967. 2 door. red. AM/FM. sporty wheels. * 6 4 5 9 BASE 3 DOOR HATCHBACK ,HURRy s t k . # 4 5 6 6 #3137 & More! yager aOT DEALS 1988 JETTA GL b u r n u p Manufacturer's Sugg. Manufacturer's Sugg. Manufacturer s Sugg. Retail Price .$10,414 Listed P ric e ...... Retail Price ...... $11,705 ][ , QUICK! stk. #4600 RALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE N 626’S all (he Hotline I AS LOW AS 175-3311 Nowi 1988 GOLF GTI *8911 «8595 *9995 AC — SIR ■' *llj463 4 DOOR 5 SPEED #6077 & More! Stk. #4563 P V O Y A G E B ; 1 »8 ’ Passenger, HD 1988 VANAGON CAMPER I d OO ______„« ar D efroster Slereo^^^^^ •*• “ M r Co»aW»«'”*’ ® % M ' A »tom atl«. M r co n [■Ires,^ g L.‘B“ M P « 8 1 ^ suspension, W W te ^ 3 6 5 ® " RX-7’s 7 AS LOW AS c W E Savings u8 $ i 2 , 9 m n4l7 $15,279 lSS5..?Slnn SPECIAL PURCHASE 0 ^ # ! SOME WITH AIR A SUNROOF W S S ^ P OVER 40 OI.nSMOBILES, PONTIACS, BUICKS and CADILLACS to choose from. MotOrS #7003 & More 1987 OLDS $ - | -i AQCZ CIERA WAGON ^ X X * 10,495 AfC hd »« mark "VHf " NEW 1988 MX-6’S ‘DX’ 1988 BUICK $ - | -i A Q C * 12,995 CHRYSLER If You Purchase CENTURY ^ X A ^ U«dri.irfrmw»*« ' AS LOW AS NEW YORKER Have Freedom of Choice: 1988 PONTIAC O Q ^ ™,JONT,AC $8 8 8 8 GRAND AM'S 16ow. w c«ndi(ie«Ha| W $11,585 Huge Selection WITH AIR A CASSETTE • 3.0 Liter V6 Fuel Injected Engine 7 0 1988 CADILLAC $ O i Q Q C t * #5936X & More! BROUGHAM £ d X. BROUGHAM ip.rfUatafwa.M>21,495 t.n«Mr*o».$nM • Automatic Transmission ANNUAL • Full Power Equipment PERCENTAGE RATE Conventional Spare Tire on 1988 JETTAS — GTI’S — '’MarkdowD^is the word M M • Wire Wheel Covers 929’s ‘LX’ • Much, Much More! SCIROCCO’S 1985 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE BROUGHAM 4 door, P Wind. & Dr. Lka.full aiaeluKury, one owner# add new here...... » 9 ,4 9 5 $17,168 ONE OF A KIND! WITH AIR: & AMOON ROOF 1987 BUICK _ 1985 BUICK ELECTRA #9072 (Only one a t old price) AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE SOMERSET REGAL g Q QQCI ESTATE WAGON At No Extra Charge AC PS. PB, m ore...... ^ ^ P. Wind. & Dr.Lka., AC. one owner. « 9 ,9 9 5 1987 PONTIAC FIERO 9 1984 BUICK SKYLARK 2 Door. 5 Spd., AC, Low Miles...... » 7 ,2 9 5 2 door, one owner, low milea...... » 4 ,9 9 5 1984 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1985 BUICK REGAL LTD 4 Door. Auto, FWD, sold new here...... * 4 ,8 9 5 One owner, V6. auto, AC & more...... » 8 ,4 9 5 GET A REAL DEAL!! AIR CONDITIONING 1985 BUICK _ ^ _ 1986 OLDS 98 REGENCY Don’t be taken by those one car *2^ AT No Extra Charge CENTURY LTD $ H Q Q C Z BROUGHAM PW , PUta. V6. aold new here...... # ^ price leader ads, and as always... 4 door, loaded...... «12,995 1986 OLDS 98 REGENCY 1985 BUICK LeSABRE LTD BROUGHAM 012 4 9 5 4 door, all the right power equipment, one 2 Door, H Grand. Pkg...... A ^ ^ owner...... « 8 ,4 9 5 THE MAZOa WAY & THE MORIARTY WA! AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 1985 PONTIAC PARISIENNE 1986 PONTIAC FIREO SE HO GIMMICKS, JUST A GREAT DEAL At No Extra Charge BROUGHAM 6 Cyl., aunroof, 17,000 milea...... « 8 ,9 9 5 One Owner, loaded...... 91 0 4 9 5 1985 OLDS CUTLASS SUP All Negotiated Prices Include »«tlO'**** 1985 BUICK PARK AVE. $ O AQ C 2 door. V6. AC, atereo...... « 8 ,2 9 5 All le.lhor, 4 door...... ^ 1) ALL DEALER PREP 3) HAND WASH AND WAX ' ‘ All leue quotes are bated on 60 moe. closed-end lease