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' a ' >1- ‘ \ WEATHER M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June H. 1915 OPINION FOCUS SPORTS Fundamentalists win at convention *Yuppl0t' go on# up on th# old Arrival, departure, hfotional Archives ‘Can’ is the man Mostly sunny today; because "Dade County law MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (UPI) — An apartment complex forbids any kind of discrimina­ more clouds Sunday tallsU, charging liberalism was an angry delegate Bill Johnson, of incomplete itinerary a fascinating place for the hot Sox By David E. Anderson president; tion or different treatment on creeping into the seminaries and Denton, Texas, told Stanley during owner, oalUng the abundance of United Press International •. T h e naming of a senior oitlsens "a cancer in the basis of age." ... page 16| ... page 2 fundamentalist-backed slate to the chui^ programs, began a con­ a raucous moderate effort to Blum, who has three apart­ ... page 6| ...page 111 certed drive to take over the reopen debate on the cotnmlttee on Miami Beach." is offering 18 DALLAS — The long inarch of crucial committee on boards, ment buildings totaling m denominational machlnary. Some boards issue. percent "yuppie discounts" fundamentalists to seize control of which nominates members of the that have angered some older units, says he consulted his estimates say the fundamentalists Stanley angered moderates by attorneys before offering the the Southern Baptist Convention boards of trustees of the denomina­ tenants and may violate county tion’s six .seminaries and 20 are within three to five years of consistently refusing to recognise discounts last month and is did not miss a step during the them at microphones or ruling laws. national program agencies. being able to control some semi­ ready to defend his discounts in three-day annual meeting of the nary and agency boards. them out of order once they gained "W e’re being discriminated 14.3 million-member church. The record-setting 45,431 mes­ against." said 73-year-old court. sengers (delegates) also voted to the convention floor. He called the predominance Despite the best organized ef­ "It was an absolutely wonderful Minna Wallach, a 12-year te­ forts yet by the rival moderate esteblish a 22-member "peace In one Instance. Charles Swen­ nant at Robert Blum’s Carriage of elderly residents ’' a cancer In com mittee" to study the causes of convention,” fundamentalist Miami Beach" and said he faction to slow the 7-year-old strategist Paul Pressler, of Hous­ son. who identified himself only as House. “ H’s a war of attrition. fundamentalist juggernaut, the and make recommendations for a “ young pastor who traveled 1.200 We’ll die anyhow. He doesn’t wants to change the city’s resolution of the disputes that have ton, said. " I t was very well run.” image as a "dying community ultra-conservative wing of the Frustrated and angry moder­ miles” to attend the convention, have to rub It in.” generally conservative church bitterly divided the nation’s larg­ said he wanted to apeak for "voices Janet Launcelott. director of of old people” HanrhfHlpr MmlJi ates, defeated at nearly every succeeded in its two primary est I^ te sta n t body and that that have been Ignored.” Stanley the Dade County Fair Housing Blum said his yuppie discount Manchester, Conn. — A City of Villaget J l l l ______l e Charm e M A Saturday, June 15,1065 — Single copy: 250 threatened to undermine its mis­ turn, reacted differently. W8S no different than the senior goals: "W e do not believe in dictator­ ruled him out of order and the and Employment Board, said • The election of the Rev. sion efforts. young man’s microphone was cut ’Ihursday the discount is illegal citizens’ discounts . The feud has been growing the ships in the U.S.S.R.. Cuba or on Charles Stanley of Atlanta to a the platform of this convention " off in mid-sentence. s eco n d one-year term as last seven years since fundamen- Clues give PIEROWAY'S SAU AT A ll CONN» & MASS, STORED Hijackers R ich a rd positive ID den ies say they’ll o o m m s o m of Mengele report 8AO PAULO, Brazil (UPI) - Handw­ kill more riting in documenta believed written by PAWTUCKET, R.l. (UPI) - Ralph Richard has denied making a man who drowned alx y e a n ago has many of the statements attributed FATHER'S boon poalUvely identified by American BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Shiite Moslem gunmen to him in a police affidavit that FURNITURE and Brasilian expert! at that of Nazi who hijack^ a U.S. airliner carrying 153 people killed implicates his wife, in the death of war criminal Jozef Mengele, police!aid a hostage in Beirut Saturday and threatened to kill an their 4-month-old daughter, Jerri Friday. American passenger every five minutes if their Ann, his lawyer says. demands were not met, officials said. Police said their "prelim inary con- Lawyer John O'Connor of Provi­ BEDDING ’The hijackers identified the victim as a U.S. cluaion" was that theNazI war criminal dence said Thursday he has not Marine. heard the tapes of police conversa­ waa dead. ’The gunmen seized the Boeing 727 and its hostages OPEN YOUR — mostly Americans — over Greece Friday and tions with Richard but that his TELEVISION DAY Federal police chief Romeu Tuma forced it to Beirut where they released 19 passengers. client has denied making many of taid the "comparlaon of documenta we They flew on to Algiers where they released 21 more the accusations. PIEROWAY’S believe written by the dead man with O'Connor also said Richard will before taking off for Beirut five hours later. authenticated documenta sent from claim spousal immunity if he is ^APPLIANCES The male hostage was shot aboard the red-and- called to testify against his wife REVOLVING Berlin is positive." white jellner shortly after it landed in Beirut at 2; 20 before a grand jury later this Legal experta said the finding did not a.m. Saturday (7:20 p.m. E D T Friday) with just one month. His wife, Donna, is free on CNARGE definitively prove that the man who or two minutes of fuel left. His body was then hurled onto the tarmac. $10,000 cash bail on a murder ^ VIDEO died in the 1979 drowning incident was charge in the Jerri Ann's death in The gunmen repeated an earlier demand that Israel Mengele, known aa the "Angel of Pawtucket in November 19M. EQUIPMENT TODAY! release Shiite prisoners and transfer them to Lebanon The police affidavit said Richard Death" and charged with the murder of under Red Cross escort, officials said. The gunmen made incriminating statements 400,000 death camp victims during threatened to kill an American passenger every five accusing his wife of killing the World War If, but was strong corrobor­ minutes, officials said. infant. ative evidence. “ I don’t want to talk to you. I’ll only talk to (the He told investigators about a Shiite Moslem) Am al (m ilitia),’ ’ one hijacker told an "We have made a firm positive month after the November 1984 army negotiator in the control tower. “ You are trying identification, there ia not a shadow of a rape and beating death of the to gain time, you don’t believe m e.” infant that he believed his wife was doubt these documenta were written by "W ell, take this (U.S.) Marine, one of the Marines responsible for the killing, the PI Josef Blengele.” said American gra­ who shelled- national Beirut,” said a hijacker, and affidavit said. phologist David Crown, who was sent to then witnesses saw a man shot aboard the plane and According to the document, Brasil by the U.S. government. ' his body shoved through the door. Richard told police that "he felt his Tlie hijacker was referring to the shelling of the Crown was head of the CIA document wife had something to do with the mountains southeast of Beirut by the battleship USS murder of the child or was verification unit from 1007 to 1002. New Jersey in 1983. withholding information." Graphologtst Gideon Epstein, also "They just killed a passenger," the captain of the During subsequent interviews in sent by the U.S. government, said: Jetliner said. December and January, Richard "This ia an absolute poattive conclu- "Y ou did a bad thing, you shouldn’t have killed him, said "he now believed his wife ■ion, if we bad any abadowof adoubtwe he was an innocent person,” an Am al official told the killed his child," the affidavit said. would have offered a qualified hijackers. The affidavit led to the May 10 PIEROWAT'S concluaion." The body, wearing black trousers and a T-shirt, was arrest of Donna Richard at her later pick ^ up by Amal militiamen and loaded on to a parents' home near Bloomington, i Police and graphologiats compared station-wagon, iritnesaes said. Ind. genuine Mengele script with medical "Did you see Beir El-Abed, 89 people were killed,” a After the document was made GUARANTEE! notes, letters and other items handed hijacker said. “ These Marines destroyed Lebanon," public this week, police chief over by people who knew the man A car bomb exploded in the Shiite suburb of Beir Theodore King voiced concern *30.1 known as Wolfgang Gerhard in Brasil. El-Abed March i. whether an impartial grand jury Tlie shooting came Just minutes after the plane 1 ggtoclBd Rm Him t s “ This handwriting evidence abowB UPI photo can be seated to consider the case. IFYOUCAN came to a halt on a runway at Beirut airport with its I OghuniMlfl«rs that the man who lived in four different ‘T m worried about what it’s places in Brasil waa Mengele,” ’Turns •Whites of their eyes’ enginea running and lights on. going to do down the road,” King fit BUY IT FOR LESS. AlrconUHloiMr said, adding this "leads us to the Hie plane earlier had been forced to fly first to said. “ I don't know how this will T.V.'sorVCR*t preliminary conclusion that the body Beirut where 19 hostages were released, then to affect the grand jury process.” exhumed laat week in Embu waa that of John Jacobsen of the staff of the Bunker Hill Theshow is a re-enactment of the Revolution­ Algiers where 21 more were set free, and theq back to The case is scheduled for presen­ _iOood 3 4B9f» only— M engele." Pavilion in Boston puts the finishing touches ary War battle in Charlestown, Mass., for the Beirut with the remaining 113 hostages. tation to a grand jury late this WE WILL REFUND During tense negotiations with Algerian auth6ri- Earlier Friday, forensic experts said on a manikin used in a multi-media 210th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill month. they had matched the teeth and age of ties, the hijackers — armed with submachine guns B*lJi m 1K1|SS THE DIFFERENCE the man who drowned in 1079 and whose presentation called "Whites of Their Eyes.” on June 17. and hand grenades — threatened to "execute” their remains were exhumed from a grave hostages if their demand for the release of Shiite . near Sao Paulo grave on June 6 withe Moslem prisoners in Israeli Jails was not met. thoee of Mengele. Witnesses in Algiers said two airport buses thqt had M engele "According to information from the earlier approach^ the aircraft, a mile from the air Sales tax revenues rebound terminal at the end of a runway, returned to the coroners, the skeleton Is of a man who died at about the right age to be airport’s VIP lounge just before 8 p.m. with 21 passengers. Mengele,” Tuma said. Mengele would already projected at more than $300 Baida said officials will be looking at w riting By Mark A. Dupuis Within a half-hour, the aircraft taxied onto one of MAGNAVOX MAGIC CHEF GIBS have been 61 years old when the United Press International million for the current flacal year. figures from the corporations tax and RECLINERS mysterious man buried as Gerhard Houari Boumidienne International Airport’s two The adjusted 17.2 percent growth rate interest and dividends tax in the next runways and took off five hours after it bad landed in 25" Dtafonal I l7 o .lt. drowned. compared to a 13 percent target set by couple of weeks to see bow the surplus n m r n i t FatlMr*s Algiers. Dental ■pecialista examining the budget officials, who bad predicted last will be affected "but the sales tax is offered HARTFORD — State sales tax The Boeing 727, seised minutes after it departed Day ■Iwleton said two old-fashioned silver revenues grew by an adiusted 17.2 month that a two-year surge in sales tax definitely a plus.” amalgam flUlngs matched pre-war from the Athens airport Friday for Rome, waa first percent for April, surprising budget revenues was coming to an end. He said the national economy has MUNICH, West Germany (UPI) PRICE records of Mengele’s teeth, but stressed forced to land at Beirut International airport where 19 officials who had thou^t a two-year Sales tax growth rates were down in been weak for the past three quarters, — The son of Auschwitz concentra­ this finding alone was not firm proof of passengers — 17 women and two children — were surge in revenue from the state’s February and March and budget or nine months, and Connecticut tion camp doctor Josef Mengele »157 Identity. freed in exchange for fuel, TW A officials said. workhorse tax bad ended. officials thought a trend was develop­ usually follows national trenda. ’The plane waa then forced to the Algerian capital of will provide authorities with a The forensic experta have already The state collected more than $116.8 ing, said Edward Baida, chief of Algiers, where it landed with 134 people aboard, bandwriting sample and a photo­ determined that the skeleton closely million in taxes on April sales, up nearly revenue and economic forecasting in "Connecticut seems to be in a very including eight crew members. graph of his father, family spoke- OVER matched Mengele'a wartime height of $13 million from the tam e month a year the Office of Policy and Management. unique situation." Baida said, adding ’The airline said KM of the people aboard were men said today. 8-foot-8W. ago, the state Department of Revenue '"rhat is a very strong performance, ’ ’ that the fact the state enjoys one of the American. Among the original passengers, 34 were R olf Mengele could not, how­ The experts Friday reassembled the Services said Friday. Baida said, “ etpecially when you look lowest unemployment rates in the DIUIXI part of a Catholic group from Rockford, ni., returning ever, produce evidence his father cleaned and x-rayed skeleton and The April figuret represent a 12.4 at the fact that the national economy country has boosted consumer ‘‘ TOUCH IU TIC ”( from a tour of the Middle East, the State Department was involved in a serious motorcy­ 800 awaited a k w dossier on Mengele from percent increase but the figure grows to has been very weak for the laat three confidence. said. cle accident in 1944, the spokesmen MICROWAVE* the Simon WIesenthal Institute, a Los 17.1 percent when adjusted to reflect a quarters.” Sales tax revenues for the 19$S-84 said in a statement released to OVEN m i IN Angefea-based organisation that hunts •427 revenue loaa from a sales tax exemption "W e thought that the prior two fiscal year grew by 21.3 percent overtbe news agencies. Nasi war criminals. on clothing that took effect April 1. months seemed to point to a moderation previous year and figurea for this fiscal STOCK The doasler of updated dental records A pelvic bone injury Mengele The salee tax is Connecticut’s largest in the growth, but it Just turned right year probably will come in more than IS and a copy of SS medical documents, allegedly received in such an aingle source of revenue and the April around,” Baida said, citing the decline percent over the 1983-84 year, Baida Including information on an alleged Group planning accident could be an important bonus ia likely to add to a budget aureus in Februaiy and March growth figures. •aid. factor in determining whether a i q i w i H s B t d T T i 19U motorcycle accident involving skeleton exhumed from a grave Mengele, was expected to arrive AIR CONDITIONERS near Sao Paulo, Brazil, is the Satu r^y. Korea memorial remains of the wanted Nazi war GIBSON Tw o U.S. Identification experts, an- criminal. i » " thropologiat Clyde Snow of Oklahoma PIEROWAYS University and radlologiat John Fltxpa- S. Africans raid Botswana R olf Mengele, an attorney in the PORTABU H A S IT A L U Veterans’ groups have banded together in an effort trick of niinois University, were also southwest German city of Frei­ WINDSOR STORE to erect the town’s first memorial to Manchester burg, issued a statement Tuesday expected to arrive around the same ^ 2 6 7 \ JOHANNESBURG, South Africa The outlawed ANC ia fighting South First Secretary Jacobus van der Elden residents wbo died in the Korean War. saying the bones were indeed those time. (U P I) — South African aoldiera staged Africa’s white minority government. •aid one of tboae killed was Somalia- Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, honorary chairman of of his father, who he said died in Tuma said police and International HOW \ EXIT 34 a lightning raid into neighboring In Washington, the announcement of born Achmed Geer, wbo once fled to the committee planning tbe memorial, said FViday Brazil in 1979. 14 DAY PROGRAMMABLE VCR exparts were still trying to match the Botewana Friday, attacking tte homes Nickel's recall was linked directly by a Holland and was given refugee status. that the group has been meeting for several months The latest statement was deli­ man’s fingerprints with Mengele’s, but TO GET y OFF 1-91 of black African National Congress State Department spokesman to the Hia wife Roelflen Geer-Stoffer, 27, a but w a iM until a memorial to Mancheater’s Vietnam vered Friday by Rolf's brother-in- deecribed the proceea as being "like dissidents and killing 13 to 15 people, the incursion into Botswana and to the Dutch citizen, was shot in botb legs and War veterans was completed before announcing Its law, Jens Hackenjos, and Berlin hxMng for a needle In a haystack." THERE / NORTH military said. capture last month of a South Africa was being treated at a hospital. plans "so that there would be no competition.” journalist Herbet Baumeister who The fingerprint aearch ehould end on patrol In Cabinda. Angola, apparently They had recently moved into a bouae Unlike the Vietnam memorial, which coat nearly is advising the Mengele family. Monday, he said. To protest the Incureion, the United MILE Statee announced It was recalling the on a m lsBh» to sabotage the U.S.- that previously was occupied by ANC $10,000, the Korean veterana are hoping to raise $7,500 They said Rolf Mengele had told s t A total of eight International experts operated Gulf Oil refinery there. members, according to Western diplo­ for their memorial, she said. Weinberg aaid a public them he would "v e ry soon” from the United Statee, West Germany ambaseador to South Africa, Herman Nickel. "W e have decided to recall Ambaasa- mats in Gaborone. fund-raiaing drive would be started within several provide evidentiary material to and Israel are helping in the Inquiry, dor Herman Nickel home for consulta- Botswana president Quett Maaire w##kf. the Frankfurt prosecutor's office, indudlng American m ta l spedaliat Radio Botswana aaid among those tione t o review the situation," State called the raid an “ act of brutality and. " I would like 7,800 people to give |1," she said. , which is coordinating the world­ Lowell Levine and anthropoligst Ellis killed in the pndawn raid were a » Boa touch m oeonlqluiilnQ Department spokeaman Bernard Kalb violence” and said it was "particularly One veterana’ organisation h u already agreed to wide hunt for his father. EUs Keriey. S-yearold child with hia uncle. It eaid • naMquwticlookimw 1^ said. deplorable” because be had repeated^ donate ^00, she said. They said this qiaterial was BEDNNG aome vfetima were ihot at close range Inside their bedrooma. The attack "raises the most serious assured Pretoria be did not allow A site for the memorial haa not yet been chosen, requested by the prosecutor and ^ • T W I b •Jopi questions about South Africa's sincer­ guerrillas to use Botswana aa a although tbe connmittee la strongly conaldering a .would consist of a photograph of •On* touch rtoonSm PIEROWAY’S South African Defense Chief Gen. ity” in negoUationa with the United springboard for attacks on South parklet at Eaat Center and Porter streets, she said. 'M engele taken in the 1970s and a •Wtrod remote oonhol 330 Windsoi Ave (Rt Conetand Vifjoen said the raiders lO M S o S d S M c • ,M * n w 5(F Inside Todny States on bringing about a peaceful Africa. Other sites being considered include land near a included both black and white eokUera handwriting sample. tSMODMU f:v. o

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 18. 1985 - l_ » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 15. IMS Karen Ann Quinlan Mancheater/Area\ State revamps Toutne In Brief mortgage plan The whole world was at her deathbed •ohool board OKt pay Mkaa HARTFORD (U P I) —Th e state will use 675 milUon The Board of Education this week approved a • v O e o re e A n d re o n l Honatcong, a favortte aununer hangout of “ So it waa that Karen Ann Quinlan, who; In pension funds to offer a seventh round of “ Yankee salary of 657,415 for School Buparintendent James United Preae International Quinlan before aha alipped into a coma haa been called to God and whole body wo. Mac” nnortgages and for the first time will offer (our P, Kennedy (or the 1065-66 (Iscsl yeer. apparutly cauaed by dniga and alcohol in reverently bury today, became the focal! different types of loans, officials said Friday. The spproval, which came at a board meeting MOUNT ARUNGTON, N.J. - A prieet 1075. point around which the ethical, medical and; Loans of up to 6150,000 will be offered at fixed Monday night, gave Kennedy s nearly 63,000 Friday euloaised Karen Ann Quinlan ae an After they were told ahe would never legal problema concerning the uae of; interest rates of about 11.1 percent to about 11.4 Increase in salary. Combined with his retirement- “ ordinary young woman" who brought the recover, the Qulnlau filed a lawault that technology to prolong the life of the, percent in the latest offering under the Yankee Mac fund increase, tiw overall package is 7 percent world’e mind to Wa r on euch deep coaceroa eventually reauHed In a landmark deciaion terminally ill were debated," Trapaaao! prewram estabUshed In 1901 by state Treasurer Henry higher than this year, said Joseph V. Csmposeo, by the New Jereey Supreme Court in March aaid. E. Parker. aa “the right to die" and “death with chairman of the board's Personnel and Finance dignity.” 1075, aWwing the withdrawal of her “ In tavema and kitchena. In claaarooma Participating banks wiU take appUcatlons for Committee. Quinlan, 31, who died Tueoday night after reapirator. and church halla, the queatlon waa Yankee Mac funds from June 34 to July 3, Parker said, The board also approved salary increases for apendlng 10 yeara curled in a fetal poaithm “ When popea and kinga die, the world diacuaaed. Worda like 'termination of: and a random computer selection process will be used other school administrators who are not repres­ in a coma, waa buried after a one-hour aomehow becomoa reverently ailent,” extraordinary meana,’ ‘the right to die’ and; to choose who gets the loans if the demand exceeds the ented by a bargaining unit. funeral maaa at Our Lady of the Lake Trapaaao aaid. “ When their death cornea, ‘^ a th with dignity' became commonplace. < pool. The new salaries range from 611,151 for the Catholic Church. cattedrala and palacea are draped in “ The matter of Karen Ann Quinlan Parker said his office decided to revamp the cafeteria director to 640,013 for Assistant Monaignor Thomaa Trapaaao, the apirit- mourning. became the matter of every man, becauae: program end offer different types of loans this time Superintendent Wilson E. Deakln Jr. ual adviw r who helped Quinlan'a a d o ^ v e “ How incredible it ia that the whole world every man and hia family Identified with around “ to creatively accomodate the needs of the 'The increases were 7 percent for all adminis­ parenta, Joaeph and Julia, through the ahould have been at the duthhed of an the plight of the Quinlana and their Connecticut home buying public.” trators except Cefeteria Director Mery Up- 10-year ordeal, aaid in hia eulogy t u t he o rd iu ry young wonaan from Landing. N .J., daughter Karen." , The 675 million offering will probably be the only pling's, which was 0 percent. The Increases were waa “ certain that m lllioM of people ahed Karen A u QumlM " Quinlan'a death at the Morria View Yankee M ac pool offered this year, Parker said at a similar to the increases received by principels, teara for the girl they had come to know and He aaid Q utalu'a life waa not only in Nuraing Home, where ahe waa placed In news conference. Deakln aaid. PARENTS JOSEPH AND JULIA QUINLAN love almply aa Karen.” God’a handa, hut “ alao the handa of men and June 1»76, came after the lateat of aeveral As with previous Yankee Mac mortgages, 50 leaving funeral for their daughter The church overlooka acenic Lake their technology.” bouta with pneumonia. ; percent of the pool will he offered first to state ParadQ to tpotllght abortion employees and other workers who contribute to the A group of anti-abortion advocates from pension fund that will provide the 679 million pool. throughout central Connecticut will parade The newest offering includes the conventional Republican legislator gets time off for good behavior through downtown Manchester today in what mortgages offered In the past as well as three new they are billing as the first annual "Stroll-a-thon” types of progranu. Including a “ Yankee Mac Jumbo” for action. to focus attention on the issue of abortion. loan for mortgages from 6150,000 to 6250,000, Parker Kinsella. — but I had to comply.” question is does It have the ability By Dennia C. MllewakI be out of Jail,” Sbaya, 30, aaid later Six chapters of the Christian Action Council and said. Shays was released after state Shays, who said ha waa troatsd to clean its own bouse,” he said. " I “ Unfortunatley, you still have United Preaa International from his home. " I didn't enjoy one their supporters will carry balloons and banners The Yankee Mac Jumbo, offered at a rate of 11.375 Attorney General Joseph I. Lieber- well by guafds and iamatos, was tried and convict^ in one day Judges deciding what will happen bit my time spent in Jail, but I have and sing hymns as they welk ori Mein Street from percent plus 3 points with terms of 15 to 30 years, will man c i M an obscure section of the coatlnues to dsmaad stroag action and sent to Jail, so I know the to lawyers,” Shays said. "The BRIDGEPORT — A veteran no regrets. I've lived up to my Bonnet Junior High School to Center Park. The allow higher-income state residents to t ^ advan­ state constitution and challenged system can work quickly when It Judges used to be lawyers, and the atate lawmaker from Stamford word. It's all behind me.” against Goldfarb and Gaulty for parade begins at 10 a.m. tage of me Yankee Mac program, Parker said. the right of a Judge to Jail a wants to.” lawyers hope to be Judges. When I waa releaaed from Jail Friday In Hartford Superior Court Judge their handUag o f a wealthy West One of the parade organizers said participants Parker established the Yankee Mac program in lawmaker for contempt while the say the courts are on trial. I ’m not tim e to celebrate hia 17th wedding Norris L. .O 'Neill found the six- Hartford widow’s estate. Shays, who planned to spend a will not carry signs showing aborted fetuses that 1931 to invest state pension funds to provide Legislature waa in se^on. “ I did nty time. 1 settled my kidding.” anniveraary with time off for good term lawmaker in contempt in quiet evening on his anniversary are often seen at anti-abortion protests. mortgages for owner-occupied housing, including The Legislature adjourned last account with the Judiciary and now behavior on contempt-of-court March when he refused to leave the with his wife BeUi, said legislation “ Today we Just want to affirm that life is singte-and multi-family homes and approved week and Shays, who works aa a chargea. stand during a hearing on possible the issue is what is the Judiciary passed to tighten grievance proce­ Wngimkln precious,” said Peggie Lewis, community condominiums. consultant, asked another Judge to going to do about the two attorneys Republican Rep. Chriatopher disciplinary action against a prom­ dures against attorneys was an relations chairwoman of the council's Manches­ The program has made available more than 6413 allow hia return to Jail so he could HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Ava Shaya walked out of the Bridgeport inent attorney. who attempted, essentially, togaln important step In reforming the ter chapter. million (or mortgagra in the six previous pools, put the episode behind him. Wagner, great-granddaughter of Community Correctional Center An apology could have spared control of a in million estate?” courts. providing about 7,000 mortgages, including more than "I never contested the right of legendary composer Richard about 10 a.m. after aerving aeven Shays from Jail, but be refus^and Shays asked. Pay up for tha pup 2,700 for newly built homes, Parker said. the Judge to sentence m e,” Shays The law replaces local grievance Wagner, will be a special guest at daya of a 10-day aentence. He waa continues to level strong charges The long delays in the estate case Parker said the program again is offering said. “ He had the right. 1 think he committees with a statewide the American prentlere of the Dog owners have until June 30 to register their ... firat Jailed in March and returned against attorneys Alexander A. have convinced Shays the issue competitive rates to prospective homebuyers while misused the right — it waa will end in a “ whitewash.” panel, opens hearings to the public nine-hour film, "W agner,” at New pets for the upcoming year. to Jail Tueaday to finiah hia term. Goldfarb, William Gaulty and also providing a prudent investment of the state’s Hvrald photo by TarquIilM York's Lincoln Center. License fees are 64 for spayed females or “ I'm a free man and delighted to retired Probate Judge James absolutely craxy to send me to Jail “ The Judiciary is on trial and the and provides staff and deadlines neutered males and M.20 for dogs not spayed or pension funds. “ As always, the interest rates are more than neutered. Dogs may be registered at the Town Carrying the torch competitive for homebuyers; and yet, the mortgages Clerk’s office from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on will earn a rate of return comparable with many other weekdays. Owners should bring registration Special Olympian Al Crittenden carries Academy in New London and con­ Weather papers with them. financial instruments now available,” he said. Peopletalk ’By offering these variable opportunity mortgages a torch through the center of Manches­ cluded Friday night in Storra with the at a fixed rate, we are providing a stable investment to ter Friday morning in a one-mile leg of opening of the Connecticut Special Vats to gathar at Wlllia’s more of our citizens, while at the same time enhancing the 210-mile Special Olympics Torch Olympics Summer Games on the Today's forscasl About 30 World War II veterans, members of the profitability of this vital component of our state University of Connecticut campus. pension fund portfolio,” be added. Relay. Running alongside Crittenden Money for art’s sake Birthday Almanac CaoMctleat. Maaaacknsctta the anti-tank company of the 109th Infantry Some employees of the corporations Division of the Connecticut Army National In addition to the Yankee Mac Jumbo, the other are Jim Miller and Adeline Kearney. The J. Panl Getty Jr. is in a magnanimous mood Jaae 13 - Stan Laurel (U N -lftS ), the aad Rhode lalood; Saturday Guard, will gather for a reunion June 21 at loans include: four-day run through Connecticut that helped sponsor the event ran with these days. Not only is be giving 325 million to Britisb-bom comedian who teamed with Oliver nuMtly sunny. High 70 to 75. W illie's Steak House. • Conventional loans at 11.375 percent plus 2 points the olympians in the relay. Britain’s National Hardy in 1923. The pair became the first great Satur^y night increasing cloud- started Tueaday at the U.S. Coast Guard Some are expected from as far away as with a term of 20 to 30 years. Loans will range from Gallery of Art with film comedy team as they starred in over 200 ineas. Low 95 to 00. Sunday Louisiana, but a number of former members still 6M.OOO to 6150,000, and the monthly payment on a plans to donate337.5 pictures, many of them comedy claaaica. mostly doudy with a 50 percent live in Manchester. 30-year, 650,000 loan carried to term would be 6490.39. later, he’s also giv­ chance of showers. High near 70. 6 d 0 0 b 0 The 160th, headquartered in Manchester, e Buy-down loans at 11.125 percent plus 3 points ‘Rate shocl^ possible for cable TV ing Clans von Bulow Jane 17 — Barry Maailow (19M-), the singer Maine: Mootly sunny Satur­ served in the Pacific Theater during World War with a term of 20 to 30 years. Loans will range from a Job. and songwriter whose many bit recordings day. Highs in the mid 00a to mid II. MO.OOO to 6150,000, and the monthly payment on a appeals court in Washington, D.C., three or more stations over tbe air! V o n Bulow, include “ Mandy,” "Cant Smile Without You,” “ I HARTFORD (UPI) - Cable 70s. Fair north and increasing 30-year, 650,000 loan carried to term would be 6430.90. television customers could face demanding an end to state rexula- without cable service. cleared Monday of Write the Songs” and "A t the Copa.” doudiness elsewhere Saturday e Equitybuilderloansofferedatll.l25peroentpIus Uon of the rates cable companies If the FCC ruling is upheld in charges he tried to h i^ r rates and poorer service if night. Low s in the m id 40s to Educators to loin stats board 2 points with a term of 15 years. Loans will range from cable companies are successful in can charge for basic service. court, LJeberman said all of kill his wife for her Jane IS — Sylvia Porter (131S-), the Journalist 620.000 to 6150,000 and the monthly payment on a lower 90s. Variable doudineas 6 OHO Two Manchester school principals were two suits pending in federal courts. The case was prompted by a CkinnecUcut’s cable systenu would money, says he and and author who writes a syndicated newspaper Sunday with a du n ce of showers 650.000 loan carried to term would be 6572.23. Federal CmnmunicaUons (fom- be freed from the atate rate-setUng hia girlfriend, An­ column about finances. She has also written recently named to positions on the Connecticut Attorney General Joseph I. Lieber- over the western half of the state. A bomebuyer who opted for the buy-doum loan mission ruling that cable rates process by Jan. 1, 1937, or earlier drea Resrnolds, will aeveral books on personal money management. Association of Secondary Schools. man said Friday. Highs in the 00s to low er 70s. Manchester High School Principal Jacob Ludes would save 62,913 in interest over the term of a '65O,0Db Tbe state has intervened in a cannot be set by regulators In for cable franchises that ctonge be moving to Lon­ loan compared to a conventional loan while the New Hampshire: Mostly was named chairman of the Board of Control of case pending before a federal areas where viewers can pick up owners. ’ don to work for Jane It — Lea Gehrig (ItOS-lMl), the first savings on an equity builder loan would be more thdn sunny Saturday. Highs in the the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Confer­ Getty, whose father baseman for the N.Y. Yankees who played in a 673,500. once employed the major-league record 2,130 consecutive games. He upper 90s to m id 70s. Increasing ence, an arm of CASS. Danish financier. bad a .340 career batting average and was elected cloudiness Saturday night. Lows Another woekond of thowere? Illing Junior High School Principal Richard E. “ It was more than to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1900. in the mid 40s to low er 90s. Lindgren was named to the Board of Control for w e h a d ever Mostly doudy with a chance oC Tbs NationsI WestherService forecast for Connecticut; Mostly sunny Middle Level Schools of CASS, according to an Calendars dreamed of,” Jaae 30 — Aaae M array (1949-), The showers Sunday. Highs in the 00s Saturday. Highs 70 to 75. Increasing cloudiness Saturday night with announcement at the Board of Education’s meeting Monday. TUESDAYS STARTING JULY 16 gallery chairman Canadian-bom singer who baa had numerous hit to low er 70s. lows 55 to 60. Mostly cloudy Sunday with a 50 percent chance of Jacob Rothschild recordings during the 1970a and ItOOs. She baa Vermont: Saturday considera- showers. Highs near 70. Toda/s weather picture was drown by Ludes has served on the (HAC board for the past six years. The governing board for 196 high Manchester aaid Thursday. won Grammy awards as the top vocalist in both Me sunshine. Highs in the upper Jennifer Merrill, 9, o f Florence Street, a fourth-grade student at Claus von Bulow schools in the state rules on eligibility and on “ Getty has deep the popular and country categories. SOs to around 70. Rather cloudy Nathan Hale School. feelings about the National Gallery and other matters related to Interscbolastic athletics. Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln (^nter COULD BE YOUR LUCKY DAYS with a chance of showers Satur­ Lindgren most recently chaired the Profes­ institutions in this Country.” Jane 31 — Meredith Baxter-BIraey (1947-), the day night and Sunday. Lows at hearing room, 7 p.m. actress who has been a star on television for sional Studies Committee of CASS. The Middle Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors, 32 Main "The nature and scale of Mr. Getty’s gift is such night in the upper 40s to low SOs. almost two decades. She is currently starring on Level Board of Control makes decisions on St., 7 p.m. that all citizens of the United Kingdom will have Highs Sunday around 70. activities related to middle and Junior high MANCHESTER COMMUNITY the popular “ Family Ties” television sitcom. Permanent Memorial Day (fommittee, Lincoln cause to be grateful to him in the years ahead,” schools throughout the state. Center conference room, 7; 30 p.m. aaid Lord Gowrie, Britain's arts minister. Extond«d outlook June 33 — Freddie P rim e (1954-1977), the Teeaday comedian and actor who skyrocketed to fame as Extended outlook for New Building Committee, Municipal Building coffee the star of the "Chico and the Man” television England Monday through Wed- Church puts firs In sermon room, 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE IS ACCEPTING Starr visits Bay State series, which began in 1974. n e s ^ y : ANDOVER — Members of the Andover Fire Human Relations Commission, Lincoln COnter Csnnectieut, Massachusetts Department will be honored at the First conference room, 3 p.m. Former Beatle Rlngo Starr, visiting a Cam­ and Rhode Island: Fair Monday, Congregational Church of Andover Sunday with a Wednesday WALK-IN REGISTRATION FOR bridge, Mass., hospital Friday where his a chance of dwwers Tuesday and special sermon, “ On fire.” Commission on Children and Youth, Lincoln Center brother-in-law is a doctor, grabbed a stethescope fair again on Wednesday. Lows The service will mark the first time a gold room, 7:30 p.m. and approached a nurse. Joking, “ Don't worry, in the SOs and highs in t t e 70s. community group has been honored by the Cwnmiasion on Handicapped, Senior CMtizens’ m y eyes are closed.” Vwitriloquisfn I cnt nuns Vermont: More seasonable church. Center, 7:30 p.m. FALL OF 1985 “The members of the (Ire department were Advisory Park and Recreation Commission, Eleven Japanese nuns have completed a weather. Fair Monday. Chance Starr and his wife, actress Barbara Bach, chosen for their unselfish service to individuals Lincoln O n te r conference room, 7:30 p.m. toured Santa Maria Hospital in Cambridge, ventriloquism course in hopes of preaching the of showers Tuesday. Fair again Wednesday. Highs 70 to 00. Lows and families,” the chqrch said in a news release. Manchester Housing Authority, 24 Bluefield Drive, where Bach’s brother ia director of pulmonary gospels to children through marionettes and 7:30 p.m. in the SOs. AU department members have been invited to medicine. puppet shows, Vatican Radio said. Arts (founcil, Lincoln Center bearing room, 7:30 CHOOSE FROM SOME FIFTY Maine nnd New Hampshire: attend the service. The sermon will be given by The sisters, who studied under Spanish p.m. The hospital visit came during a break of a trip Fair Monday. A chance of the church’s pastor, the Rev. Richard H. Taylor. ventriloquist Jsoe Lais Moreno in Tokyo, decided Ikureday Starr and Bacb are making to several East Coast A social hour will also be held at the church after it would be a novel and useful way “ to transmit showers Tuesday, becoming fair Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 3:30 p.m. colleges. They are with Fraaceaca Gregoriaal, the service so that church members can meet the the Christian message to children, above all to again Wednesday. Daily h l ^ in SwMIlto ¥lOW Comment session. Municipal Building, first floor, DIFFERENT DEGREE AND Bach’s daughter by a previous marriage, who firefighters. interest them in Bible stories,” Vatican Radio the 70s except upper 60s in the 3:30 p.m. will attend college in the fall. said earlier this week. north Tuesday and Wednesday. Commsres Departmsnt satellite picture taken at 2:30 p.m. Friday Bummer tlgnup Mt Independence Day Celebration Cm m ittee, Lincoln Overnight lows in the upper 40s shows s large ares of clouds producing showers and thundsrshowsrs Center gtdd room, 7:30 p.m. and low er SOs. from south of Louisiana across Florida Into the Atlantic. A band of- ANDOVER — Sign-up for the summer reading CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS GO douds from South Dakota Into Illinois and Into Canada Is producing program at the Andover Public Library will begin WwattMT radio soms Isotatod thundsrshowers and locally heavy rain showers. June 10. Bolton The program, “ summer is an adventure,” wiU Almanac The National Weather Service Clouds In Washington and northwest Oregon are producing rain Teeaday feature a large assortment of mystery, suspense Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 3 p.m. FULL OR PART-TIME broadcasts continuous, 24-bour showsre west of the Cascades. Isolatsd light rain and rain showers are and adventure books. The program wiU consist of Wedaeaday weather information on m.475 being produced by clouds In the NorthsssL . Today is Saturday, June 15, the On this date in history: General Slocum caught fire on the two story hours for children between the ages of 5 Planning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in lS3th day of 1935 with 199 to follow. In 1215, under pressure from East River in New York, taking and 10 on Wednesday afternoons and a bedtime Zoning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. The moon is approaching its new rebellious barons, England's King 1,021 lives. New London and 132.40 mHz in story hour for preschoolers, also on Wednesday. DAYTIME OR NIGHTTIME Meriden. phase. John signed the Magna Carta, a In 1933, Soviet cosmonaut Valery The program begins July 10. The morning stars are Venus crucial first step toward creating Bykovsky was launched on a space No story hours are scheduled for July 31. At the Capitol and Jupiter. Britain’s modem constitutional mission in which be orbited the Instead, a (ull-length feature (Um starring John The evening stars are Mercury, monarchy. earth 91 thnes. Lottery Wayne will be shown. HARTFORD (UPI) — Here is a list of political and Mars and Saturn. In 1752, in a dangerous experi­ In 1934, Eight Iranians hijacked government evenU sdteduled during the week of June FULL-TIME TUITION AND FEES IS $302 Those bom on this date are under ment, BeoJamin Franklin demon­ an Iranian ntllitary p h m to Library goM vlduo 17: the sign of Gemini. 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M ANCH ES'yR HERALD. Saturday. June 18.1968 - 6 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jun« 15. U B u c u m m a k m m Solidarity •ALES - SERVICE • PARTS V.S./WoHd In Brief ON ALL MAKES OF PORTABLE APPLIANCES AND SERVICE ON activists MANCHESTER ALL MAKES OF HOME OR Iraq announcat ceaaa-flra E e tfiy Coesmatioe Sarvleet BUSINESS COMPUTERS. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Iraqi President Saddam Hussein said ‘ ProtsSBionallv Trtinsd Ttohnlclsna Speclalixing In new B used Friday his nation would halt attacks on Iranian cities and towns are jailed vset and bullt-ln eystems within M hours to give "a new opportunity tor the Iranian rulers GENERAL OIL 301 East CsRter St., MsRclMftsr and population to think about peace.” GDANSK, Poland (UPI) - 568-3500 Caihryn Maihleu 649-8879 Hussein told the official Iraqi News Agency, INA, monitered in Three Solidarity activisU were Beirut, that the Iraqi cease-fire on civilian targets will begin at I sentenced to up to 3V4 years in HAS m a.m. Saturday (1 a.m. EDT) and last for two weeks. prison Friday for planning a He also called for a com|4ete cease-fire, a troop withdrawal to IS-minute strike that never came the international border, a full exchange of prisoners and direct off, prompting Lech Walesa to negotiations for a peace accord based on “ mutual respect and denounce the “ sickness” of Polish Featuring Tliis Week... non-intervention. ” authorities. Initial contacts between the two sides could be mad^ through a Wladyslaw Frasyniuk, 31, Adam third party before direct negotiations, Hussein said. Mlchnik, 38, and Bogdan Lis, 33, ^ 4 2 arid 191 Moin St.. MorKhostor Iraq’s ceasefire, which Hussein said was called at the request were sentenced to jail for planning eiioiSB: 643-1191 or 643-1900 of Iranian Residents opposed to Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini’s the February strike to protest • f«stbr«oli MaH, Monsfield rule, will give “ a new opportunity for the Iranian rulers and government food price hikes and F h m : 456-1141 for leading operations at the population to think about peace.” ZIebart RustprooUng Company 64SrfBN ( outlawed Solidarity underground tSADMtaFUUi ropncMMfr hea^uarters. Suidde-bomber kills 11 people The three also were accused of INCOME TAX • RECORDS • RECEIPTS • DOCUMENTS attempting to overthrow the com­ Vernon Industrial Place BEIRUT, Lebanon — A suicide bomber rammed a car packed munist system in Poland. B&L ENTERPRISES NOTARY seavtCES with explosives into a Lebanese army post in west Beirut Friday, The 15-minute strike was can­ killing at least 11 people and injuring 42 others. celed when authorities postponed • SPRAYINO Clark Road (Rt. 86. Exit 97) COPIES the price increases but a very • TR II PIIDINO A CARI Witnesses said a man sped up the wrong side of the road in a car uai phoM • T R II RIMOVAL 8% " X 11” packed with an estimated 440 pounds of TN T that exploded after small number of workers did not ■NoTratTooSiMr Vernon, C T 872-3361 get word in time and briefly soldiers of the army’s Shiite Moslem Sixth brigade stopped him. French astronaut Patrick Baudry (left) Arabian price Sultan Salman Al-Saud • STUMP ORINOINQ The The Christian Voice of Lebanon radio said at least 11 people walked off their jobs. • SNOWPLOWINO In Washington, the State Depart­ (right) are part of a seven-member crew IfiMirad t U o.ii» < . Conn. AtborM M ITS ARanchestBr Mall were killed, including three soldiers, and 42 others were injured. gives the victory sign during the arrival ment said it was “ deeply dis­ The explosion also damaged several buildings. of the shuttle Discovery's international for the first space flight to include Bruce Litvinchyk 811 Main St., Manchaster tressed” over the jailing of the astronauts from three nations. Wiakly Auetlom • Antlqia. Coin. CollNllbte Shops "The driver waited until a crowd of soldiers came round the Solidarity activisU and said it is crew at the Cape Canaveral. Fla., 646-3425 car and then opened the back as ordered,” said one witness, who looking at possible actions to spacennrt Frid"y. Baudry and Saudi was thrown off his balcony by the force of the explosion. retaliate against the Polish go­ Shiite Amal militiamen and soldiers quickly sealed off the vernment’s trend of growing MANCHESTER OVER 45 scene — the first suicide bomb attack on the Sixth Brigade since oppression. Rk£ ESTIMATC5 ON BODY i YEARS Palestinian gunmen and their Lebanese allies started raiding “ These developmenU mock the 550 North Mein St. Shuttle crew optimistic , MANCHESTER CT. EXPEIIIENGE Amal and Sixth Brigade posts last week. professed commitment of the MEMORIAL CO. Polish government to national Exit 93 — 1 MM bail o( CeUors consortium of 21 Arab nations and Opp. Eaal Cemetery CALL 649-58071 reconciliation,” spokesman Ber­ CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. scheduled to start at 2 a.m. 1647-9928 U.S. questions spy suspects (UPI) — The shuttle Discovery’s Saturday. If all goes well, count­ the Palestine Liberation nard Kalb said. He did not specify Organization. what sort of actions are being international crew — including an down clocks will hit zero at 7:33 QUALITY FRANKFURT, West Germany — U.S. and West German a.m. Monday for Discovery’s The 28-year-old prince will moni­ HARRISON ST. considered. Arab prince — arrived at the authorities detained and questioned the crew of two Soviet tor the launch of an Arabsat MANCHESTER The United States has recently spaceport Friday opUmlstic for a blastoff on the 18th shuttle mission. MEMORIALS helicopters suspected of spying on a U.S. military base while Monday launch despite stormy It will be the first spaceflight to communications station and con­ eased some of the economic duct several simple experiments. re tu n ^ g from the Paris air show, officials said Friday. sanctions invoked against Poland weather expected through the include crew members from three Baudry, who trained for two The two civilian Soviet helicopters were later permitted to in 1982 because of the martial law weekend. nations. years in the Soviet Union’s space “Serving Mancheuer For Over 50 years” continue their flight to Prague and Warsaw. crackdown on the Solidarity “ We hope to give you a big, big “ I ’d like to express our thanks of A spokesman for the Rhein-Main U.S. Air Force Base at flame on Monday morning,” com­ and warm feelings for the hospital­ program but has yet to fly in apace, movement. plans to carry out a series of Downtown Frankfurt said the questioning took place at the adjacent Judge Krsysztof Zieniuk, who mander Daniel Brandenstein said. ity and good training we got from French medical experiments to Frankfurt International Airport, where the helicopters landed had presided over their three-week “ We’re down here for the real NASA,” said Saud, 28, a nephew of Manchester learn more about how the body PedOant The Rorist for refueling on their way home from the Paris air show. trial In the Baltic port city of thing now and we' feel we’re all King Fahd of Saudi Arabia and the adapts to weightlessness. He declined to give details of the incident. But government Gdansk, sentenced Frasyniuk to trained and ready to go,” he said. first Arab to get a space flight. 24 BIRCH ST. “ I am particularly happy that e Maternity Clothes* Uniforms sources in Bonn said one of the helicopters flew under the radar 3>A years in prison, Michnik to 3 “ Hopefully, the weather man will “ I look forward to a very good TEL. 643-8247 France could make its first flight I Loungewear • Bra & Corset Fittings screen at the Bitburg U.S. Air Force Base on the Luxembourg years and Lis to 2'/i years. cooperate and by Monday morning mission. The ideal situation right 0 4 3 -4 4 4 4 now would be ... if you would send a^ard the shuttle and most of all, border and apparently monitored traffic at the base. The verdict was seen as a bid to all this will have gone away and we e Breast form for Mastectomy F.T.D. that rain to Saudi Arabia and we’ll that the Frenchman who will make The Bitburg base is home to the 36th U.S. Tactical Fighter crush dissent in Poland and a can go fly.” We also carry the Qoddeaa Bra and M ASTER CHARGE Thick clouds and drizzling rain send you some of that sun for the the flight is me! ” Baudry joked. AM ERICAN EXPRESS W O R I O W I D E Wing. warning to Solidarity founder Warnara La QanI QIrdIa S E R V I C E . Walesa, who was at a meeting with at Kennedy Space Center greeted launch day.” The five full-time NASA astro­ 631 Main St., Manchester 643-6346 the three dissidenU when they Brandenstein, co-pilot John Air Force weather officers said nauts plan to launch Arabsat and Cheese makers ‘sick at heart* were arrested. The Nobel Peace Creighton and crewmates Shannon heavy clouds and storms were two other communications satel­ expected through Sunday. A spo­ lites, owned by Mexico and the Prize laureate was not arrest and Lucid, Steven Nagel, John Fabian, 18PECIALIZINQ IN LOOKI LOS ANGELES — Mexican-style cheeses believed to have not charged. / Frenchman Patrick Baudry and keswoman for the weather office American Telephone A Telegraph caused the deaths of 28 people were pulled from store shelves in Prince Sultan Salman Al-Saud of said forecasters were "cautiously Co. SUPERIOR MUFFLERSl You can feature your eight states Friday, and makers said they were "sick at heart” to In a statement distributed to Saudi Arabia. optimistic” about launch condi­ Landing is scheduled for June 24 learn they may be the source of a deadly bacteria. They arrived at the spaceport tions Monday. at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. DON WNUS GARAGE, MG. reporters, Walesa said the “ ver­ 'SPECIALISTS business here. Officials with Jalisco Mexican Products Inc., told reporters dict evoked deep concern” and about 1:45 p.m. EDT from Houston Saud will be on board Discovery WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE Ziebart invented engineered rust protection A ^ 6 c ia l spray tools assure complete that about 99 percent of the company’s products have been reflected a “ sickness” of the to begin final launch preparations. representing the Arab Satellite Actor Jim Nabors was born In GENERAL REPAIRING Sylacauga, Ala., on June 12, 1933. more than two decades ago. You can’t buy , removed from supermarket shelves and the suburban plant Polish authorities. Discovery’s countdown was Communications Organization, a Propane Cylinders Filled better rust protection anywhere. eExclumve microfilm diagrams identify Call Display Advertising where the cheeses are manufactured was voluntarily shut down. Air Conditioning Service • Proven tm millions of vdiicles worldwide. P*?®®. areas. 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An arrival, a departure, an incomplete itinerary S i u M t i N le « Mayor Barbara Weinberg had more on her mind for town sponsorship of a shelter for homeless of the structures it was intended to. The Republicans resolved Wednesday that Uiia pait week than sewers. people. 4 ? Weinberg and her husband, Stanley, were on a Coltman’s departure will surely leave a Manchester should indeed sell the station, calling trip to Tokyo, attending a meeting of the M anchester segment of the town population with less-vocal the Democratic position “ arrogant.” But their I !1 Hi ||i|| !||ii H Friendship Force Board of Directors. Among support behind closed doors. resolution didn't say anything about who the their fellow travelers were former President Spotlight Look for her place on the ticket to be filled by buyer should be, something that leaves a few loose Ij ill 11 Jimmy Carter and his wife. Rosalynn. Peter DiRosa, the board’s former Republican ends in their position. The Weinbergs became acquainted with the James P. Sacks minority leader and traditionally one of the It would be interesting to know why the Carters back in 1972, before most other highest vote-getters in town. Republicans deulined to come out and say the III kfe:ii Democrats the country even knew enough to ask, station should be sold to the district. □ □ □ "Governor of Georgia Who?” They were active It’s hard to see how Manchester fire protection supporters of candidate Carter and President When the Republican Town Committee attacked would improve if the Buckland station were sold to Carter, and have since maintained ties through Eleanor Coltman. the issue of the Buckland firehouse this week, it the Grossly Growing Ganglion Greenery. the Carter-sponsored Friendship Force, of which Coltman, who replaced Arnold “ Ike" Apparently, the GOP is still hesitant to really liimii didn’t have to stop halfway. the mayor is a regional director. Kleinschmidt on the ticket two years ago, The GOP — which has been the minority party take a stand. Mayor Weinberg, who was back in Manchester announced recently that she would not seek a in town for more than 10 years — has been trying for the meeUng of the town Board of Directors on 5 second term. to develop an image of coherence, and has met □ □ □ Tuesday, sUll sounded a bit jet-lagged when A former member of the Board of Education, with some success of late. nil questioned in the morning about plans to improve Coltman is a soft-spoken lady whose friendliness One thing the party has chosen to take a stand Patrick J. Buchanan, the White House director the sewer plant. hides a great deal of political savvy. on is the question of whether the town should sell of communications, had this to say in a recent She was awake enough, however, to pass along While in public, she is far from the most vocal its firehouse on Tolland ’Turnpike. interview with the New York Post concerning the fact that she "could sure get used to that red- member of the Democratic majority. But fellow The firehouse is located in Buckland, a rapidly "negative reports” about staff bickering. I carpet treatment." party members say she inspires action in closed developing area where the town’s paid fire "Oh. 1 don’t know what’s up. I don’t even answer "President Weinberg” has a certain ring to it. caucuses. department has been told by the courts it can’t my telephone calls! How would I know what’s iJal* |i|||i . Among the achievements with which she has provide protection. That right is held by the going on. But isn’t that all about a month d d ? I □ □ □ been substantially credited are getting full Eighth Utilities District fire department. mean haven’t we survived the Tet offensive?" Democrats concerned about education and funding of the school board’s budget request this But attempts by the district to buy the Buckland Pity on the editors of President Reagan’s social services say it’s a sad thing that the Board year — something that hasn’t happened often — station have been rebuffed by Manchester speeches after they’ve been through the :l 6 §esssssei s iieeselil 1 s llllle llli of Directors won’t get another two years out of and winning the quintessential nod from the party Democrats, who say it still serves three quarters communications office. Guest editorial HI fHJ ||||l \U nil I s i s f f t , i i ‘ P Jack u fill! Little change n A nderson !{,{I lit if I i I i'> !)li in 20 years <»Jill ii J|t|ill Is there an American child alive today who is unfamiliar with Prince and Madonna, two superstars so outrageous that Elvis or John Lennon seems like the boy next door, and so FEMA wields sexually explicit that neither could possibly be suspected of chastity? Looking backward security stamp i? I from this side of the sexual revolution, it’s If nearly unbelievable that something as |llf Iffi ordinary and necessary as contraception was abandon \ m \ illegal in Connecticut as recently as 1965. 3 h i ] llH® ijei{Ml liilf Yet, one day last week was the 20th III anniversary of the Supreme Court decision to WASHINGTON — “ The cheaper the crook, the illfii i l l . III! overturn Connecticut’s prohibition against gaudier the patter,” an amused Sam Spade observed leeleSsiiilll ?lle§e089@eill lllllllil IllliislellSIsil dispensing birth control information and of Wilmer, the tough-talking gunman in "The Maltese a t a t Falcon.” In Washington bureaucratic circles, this supplies. fact of life translates: The less an agency has to hide, In large measure, the 1879 law was a grand the more it is obsessed with "security.” hypocrisy. Condoms were sold at every drug Surely the glorified air-raid wardens of the Federal store for the euphemistic purpose of disease Emergency Management Agency are the most prevention. Women could obtain contracep­ paranoid bureaucrats in the government. Desperate tion from their private physicians. But this to make their little agency appear to be a vital cog in was not a help to women too poor to afford national defense, they stamp security classifications their services. on just about every document but the cafeteria menu. The latest figures from the Information Security Efforts to repeal the law in the state iif: Oversight Office, which keeps track of the way federal i m i Legislature repeatedly failed. Clinics opened agencies handle classification, shows the true Hli lil! by the Planned Parenthood League in the absurdity of FEMA’s infatuation with its rubber 1 1930s were quickly closed by the authorities. stamp. hllliili ' Carloads of women were transported for According to the oversight office’s statics, FEMA j| stamped a whopping 30 percent of its classified iliUI lii years to out-of-state clinics where they could obtain the reproductive health care and birth documents "top secret.” By contract, the Defense |l|i||lR 11 |5 i n - control unavailable here. Planned Parent­ Department, which handles far more sensitive lleiil^sJiileeeilgilhfitjsileijSelihlgSjjfillsI information than the civil-defense agency, stamped hood deliberately broke the law in 1961 by only 1 percent of its classified material "top secret." « « tfh U) opening a clinic in New Haven. The arrest of And the CIA, which has information so secret that the clinic’s manager and medical director led even its classification is secret, puts the "top secret” to the landmark Supreme Court case. stamp on only S percent of its restricted material. The high court made it clear that birth Rep. Glenn English, D-Okla., chairman of a House control is a private matter in whicb the subcommittee on government information, has asked I government has no business interfering. With the Information Security Oversight Office to : that ruling, along with the development of the investigate "this apparent disproportionate use of 2 ‘top secret’ at FEMA.” In a latter to the office’s ' pill, women won at least the theoretical right director, seen byf our associate Donald Goldberg, : to decide for themselves when and if they will English suggests, "It may be that the phenomenon of . bear children. But 20 years later, there is still ‘prestige classification’ ... Is a fact of life at FEMA." no form of contraception offering 100 percent protection; in too many instances, concern GRAY MARKET BLUES; Former White House l u 9 V ( N CM about preventing unwanted pregnancies adviser Mike Deaver isn’t the only American who »- C4 n n remains women’s work; and the many men found a bargain in a German car this year. Through the end of April, about 20,000 German cars — mostly who would welcome the chance to take a the fancier BMW and Mercedes models — have been simple pill are not given that choice for none is Imported through the "gray market" that saves a yet on the market. purchaser as much as 45 percent of the cost in this s i l Nor have coping skills kept pace with new country. freedoms. The teenage pregnancy rate in the American Mercedes dealers have been particularly United States is the highest in the industrial- hard hit by the gray market; some 22,000 Americans ; iced world. A major study of this phenomenon bought Mercedes In Europe last year, taking concluded that adolescents in the U.S. have advantage of the overvalued dollar. The dollar’s strength and the skyrocketing increase in car prices the worst of both worlds. They are inundated In recent years have made the individual-import with sexual messages from entertainment system especially attractive; such sales jumped from I l i l . il iiiHi I IS 6@ e@ @ ee808eeil .. ^e@e888lsSe@8889 and advertising. But the suggestion of Photo by Reginald Pinto 5,000 in 1902 to 40,000 in 1904 and an anticipated 00,000 physical pleasure is not accompanied by an this year. COMMENCEMENT AT THE CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOSEPH equally clear communication about the The savings can be substantial: A Mercedes diesel consequences of conception, or an education sedan that cosU about $32,000 at a U.S. dealership in the responsibilities of bringing up a child. sells for about $15,000 In Europe. (A similar model sold for $5,000 here in 1970.) t The difference between relationships of deep \ Open Forum American dealers are understandably upset about mutual commitment and those of transitory the flourishing gray market, and bills have been MiH ill gratification is not fully understood. introduced in Congress to put a crimp In It. The Your kindness and thoughtful­ The vision of Margaret Sanger, the founder the light to control his own life, the dealers’ main argument is that cars bought in Europe They rectified ness is greatly appreciated and of Planned Parenthood, is still but a Ideas of the American Revolution. don’t meet the safety standards required for cars the will never be forgotten. Hale believed he was responsible dealers Import. Iflnifi!k | i l i I I i benevolent wish. “ When motherhood be­ termite treatment for his own life. He chose to give his But there is little or more hard evidence to support comes the fruit of a deep yearning, not the To the Editor: Marie 8l. George life for the concept of freedom '*■*''* Hill! result of ignorance or accident,’’ Sanger said, this claim, since the Transportation Departinent M Hathaway Laae rather than be controlled by the Inslsu that all im poru meet iu safety and pollution o> I wish to thank the members of Maachesler “ its children will become the foundation of a tyranny of government. The same standards. ‘The necessary modifications can cost the the Connecticut Pest Control Asso­ new race.’’ Legislature that looks to this man Individual buyer-lmportar a few thousand dollars, but ciation for donating their time and — Norwich Bulletin as a hero suppresses its wishes on on a $50,000 automobile the net savings will still be 1 equipment to rectify an improper people in the form of a mandatory significant. i j l p l i termite treatment done by an Hero would be seat belt law. I p i i P il I unlicensed and non-associated the adversary UNDER THE DOME: Pretty Soon members of ? | i “ i i individual. The concept of freedom Is more i s Write to the Herald important than life itself. If Congress and staff aides won't leave Capitol HUl A special thanks to; Ed Beebe, To the Editor: Nathan Hale were here today he without their special Diner's Club charge cards. The ’The Manchester Herald welcomes original Willington Termite k Pest Con­ would turn down the honor. The House clerk’s office is setting up a card system' letters to the editor. trol; Rich Vattemon, Budget Pest The state Legislature just Legislature’s hero would be its similar to the execuUve brandi's, so that members Letters should be brief and to the point. They Control, Manchester; Ray Ander­ named Nathan Hale our state hero. adversary. and their aides will have "official use o ^ ” credit shpuld be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for son, Berg Pest Control, West He said, "I regret but I have one cards for charing airline tickeu, hotel rooms and ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters Hartford; Michael Lavery, Abair- life to give to my country.” By meals. The hope la that the new system will eventually - must be signed. LaveryInc.,WestHartford; David country he did not mean Coventry; Peter J. McNamara eliminate the huge load of paperwork InvqlviMl hi The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the Girardin, Girardin Pest Control, he meant the concept of individual IM Sunmlt 8t. travel authorisations, cash advantagee and interests of brevity, clarity and taste. West Simsbury. freedom — the idea that man had Maachesler reimbursements. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 15.19»8 - » I - MANCHEOTER HERALD. Wurdw. J u f » . >«» mk. ««i tA CAPTAIN EA S 1 T ¥ b yC ^e A C w «l* 1 th in k t h m b _ IN Oun COUWTKV « o r TO l b o Kn b o m b ooop olo MB HAVB MAP MUCI SAOHlOMSP AMSKIMN tAW •SCCBOB HANPklNO jMHIlftf AND OPPBH THSBB PROBtBMB peACBPULi.y. WB MOOT pBBV TMB Irving tale of obstetrics TRAPITiON. f.TS*' R. « -»'/.* f f f • ' -7 ^ t • : isn’t for faint-hearted s ’ ’ m Irif f I- ■■ ' - ". y — e~-

SllM CMer Hih im RuIm , by John For numerous reasons, Homer is All live in the proverbial harmony aniBg (Morrow, MO pp„ tll.M ) never permanently adopted and running the apple orchard until the • Larch Is free to train bis protege In pull of St. Cloud's becomes too L lW t LAW ®by Jamas Schumaistar Z "The Cider Houie R u lei," U the every aspect of birthing. The two great for Homer. 'ALAN ANPI ABE PLANNINS F YOU’P 5WITCH ANPTDTHNCI tetory of Dr. Wilbur Larch, founder AIWAY&^HMHI6 iltiipilfff!!!! part ways, however, after Homer The Cider House of the title is H TO 6ET klAEBlEP. POT VACATiqN6 WITH tof an orphanage In rural Maine, FAVOBrfE C »B I,E Is asked to dissect a full-term fetus. home to the migrant apple pickers MV VACATION TIME 15 KC, I COUU? ,4 nd of hie favorite orphan, Homer 6E-T MAEBIEPN ON After doing so, Homer tells Larch and each year Homer tacks up FOe JULY QNUYA p velli. MONTH AWAY 6EPTEM R:e that he will never perform an handwritten rules dictating Its ■ It le e lw the ilxth novel by INSTEAP. _ u n I | i. abortion. Homer also decides, order. But the unwritten rules, !heit-ielllng author John Irving, talent aside, that he will never Homer learns from one of the . > h o e e "The World According to become a doctor. Iff! i ‘ workers, are also about not hurting m -U IF VOU t ? { f | l l i l •Oarp" hai become a cult clauic. From that dramatic conflict, the each other. PONT WANT TO I !^hat "Cider Houie" becomei story slides into soap opera n il m Jremalni to be seen. The book is theatrics. Although this story is about as P O N T ' ^ T i?f§ downright gruesome when dis- A beautiful young woman and Incongruous as a story combining MUNICIF TO £WIT6H. l^sslng early 20th century obstet­ her equally handsome and wealthy obstetrics and apple-growing can POUC r ic s and Interesting when describ­ applegrower boyfriend arrive at be, Irving has at leaststudled upon i 8 ? n e ing apple-growing. St. Cloud's so she can have a safe both subjects. He took Larch's $|§§rl*82i|f > Irving has certainly put forth an abortion. Homer falls in love with cases from those of his grand­ Jinusual and original work that her and becomes best friends with father and drew up his personal ALLBY OOP ®by Dava Oraua jHits a twist Into the old-time doctor her lover. boyhood experiences working at a li MY STARS, THAT'S iliMffS.s «a g a . In this case, the dedicated Homer leaves the orphanage New Hampshire apple orchard. SIR ALLEY AMP ! l i i l 3>bstetrician is also a pioneering with the couple, Wally and Candy, But the story lacks the vigor I I I ? ) l r li Hi ![r| ? If iP Hi I ibortionist out to save women on the pretense of obtaining apple associated with Irving's writing. • rom back alley butchering. The trees for an orchard. But his Here he chooses a Jocular tone, in\% ftlrri'U M H 3sllh i | > iJI v8 i J Ilf i f 1 Scenarios — which Irving admits planned two-day absence stretches identifying most characters re­ nrtjr }o deriving from cases by his to more than IS years, during peatedly by their full names as the fill ml ilfHf?" [ H 11 ■paternal grandfather, a dlstin- which the doctor remains con­ vogue In most Dickens' tales. But l l | I . P l e 9e e *»*888§e80 i W eiiI iguished obstetrician who taught at vinced Homer will return. that fails to give the characters *iiil? ls lii w rvard — are retold in graphic Meanwhile, Wally goes off to war depth. fill detail making even stalwarts and Candy and Homer become Change the cider of the title to Siinge. lovers. They produce a son, Angel, vinegar and that's the taste left 2 Irving's Larch is also hooked on whom they pretend they have from this book, which Irving «th er and on the idea that Honter adopted from St. Cloud's. Wally delivered under a hefty contracted il !lllir-|?i!lf|!q|||iyi I 3vill someday take his place at St. returns from war half a man and 'III j^loud's. Candy feels compelled to wed him. JeaBBlne E. Klein (U P I) THE 60IWIL066W <%r Art Sanaom @ C h in a thriller 'HOOKWcnwpi^isifeMr, m !ipMi r n 0mv^mL'N$cNLP HOWOUITWrE? IfPlPlil is com pellin g TD6erWC>OFH15 IT B(TE$ IT'^BEEUPEAD yl*^fl!a.S3||5 ^ ^ Lancaster Is rebel ' — (^ n E T W r ! HOP, iCW'PE 111 J O K A WE0C.I > ifri Mil isf jm JB LB l *1111 n mm I Shanghai, by Christopher New f *fl who found a cause (Sammlt Books, tW pp., IM -M ) lU i III III ill ir ^ If the Chinese fortune-tellers lllir rii!! Il a?-* i a 3?a5I ?? |i who appear sporadically in this ill mi fi I Bart Lancaater, by Minty novel were around today, they Clinch (Stein and Day, IM pp., would probably predict a TV $lS.tS) mini-series in Christopher New's Burt Lancaster's 70-film ca­ reer runs the gamut of movie­ future. "Shanghai" has all the ingre­ making. He began as a beefy, dients: exotic location, epic sweep toothy gangster and swash­ of time, strong characters, drugs, buckler, moved into leading sex and violence. PWANKAMDElWteST'^byBobThavaa man roles, tried his band at In his third book. New demon­ directing and producing and, strates a gift for putting the reader late in life, turned to character into a typhoon, a Chinese brothel or X HAP A S ^ p » 4€ roles that brought some of his a tense Communist rally. warmest acclaim. A young impressionable Eng­ fbPeH©\P UWI- In this biography. Minty lishman steps off a ship in 1903 into Clinch details the amazing life the overcrowded, filthy, opium- I (SOT P iP OF TUP Hr riff M in '?> of Lancaster, from circus acro­ drenched port of Shanghai. We bat to the role of the has-been, follow him through the narrow STALAo.nres i n m y small-time crook in "Atlantic streeU filled with rickshaws, lep­ City" that drew critical ers, orphan beggars, colorful CAVE. accolades. s t r ^ merchants and beautiful Clinch explains Lancaster's ewMbsMAms Jh AvC^ ^w|5 young prostitutes called sing-song life-long empathy for minority girls. groups that led him to play downtrodden Indians in many B The epic takes John Denton e ? s Q ? westerns and to fly from Paris through British rule of Shanghai. wmmmOP^DiekCmrm to Washington to march with Japanese invasion and Communist THATb ABOUT FORTUNATELY, Martin Luther King Jr. BURT LANCASTER takeover. The tension between the ON URANUSy Every movie Lancaster made rich European merchants, the THE CHEAPEST 4 0 M IL L IO N THERE A R B is chronicled, from bomb to ... a varied career Chinese natives and the Japanese TOUPEE tXJLLACe IN N O a A L D blockbuster. He was a difficult invaders comes alive. Through it COSTS 2.50 OUR MONEY. PE O PLE ON 8 * man to work with, mainly the book c^taina little of all is a star-crossed romance that (SRArZNERS. URANUe. . . M because be insisted on perfec­ Lancaster's personal life. would warm the heart of any soap ;i Perhaps that is as it should be |!|| m i tion. He bad a long-running feud opera enthusiast. ^iiii II with Kirk Douglas, and the for a man whose work was his cheers and jeers of other of his life. And not an easy life at that. Milly McLean (UPI) m A I co-workers are noted. As Lancaster put it, "It's a - fi Scandal-mongers will be dis­ battle to maintain a basic a ??> integrity, a scrap against bull appointed for this is not a HU>I >Mfs 2.FA6BLYALMIM II rf II ifli |i[ li 7 Huila < B f a r t h d a y VRIOO (Aug. 22-SepL 22) H'a not liksly on fun activities and do not permit any­ □□□□ □Dcm □□□ by PanlaSa Slaal (Oalacorta. 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June 15.19«5 Banks compfete merger To w n can’t Coiinmcdcut in collect bill Torrington pollct ohl«f quits F O C U S / People HARTFORD (UPI) - Two major banki in Later this year, Maine National Cora of TORRINGTON - Police Chief Anthapy Anthony A. NeH, i f Connecticut and Maaaachuaetta Friday compieted Portland, Maine, is eapected to Join the new Bank of New England Corp., bringing in another 40 for Reagan whose department is being sued for negligence and is the targw tiieir long-awaited merger only days after the U.S. of a grand Jury Investigation, has announced he will retire in Supreme Court upheld the interstate hanking laws offices and IN employees, bank ^ ic ia ls said. enacted hy the two states. The eight Bank of New England banks. FAIRFIELD (UPI) - Ropubli- September. Nixon tapes The merger between CRT Corp., the parent firm Connecticut Bank and Trust and Maine National can town leaders still h o ^ to Nerl, whose own appointment In 1998 to succeed ousted Poljw of Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., and Bank of Bank will continue operate under their own names recover some of the $1$.0$0 spent Chief Domenic Antonelli Is under grand Jury review, is the third - New England Corp. of Boston took effect at the and management teams and directors under the on President Reagan’s O c t ^ r top city official who plans to leave office this year. , close of business Friday, the two banks announced new company, officials said. campaign visit, des^te the refusal The 97-year veteran policeman gave written notice to the in a Joint statement. "The combination of our three strong banking of the SMret Service to pay part of Board of Public Safety Wednesday night. It’s all in the Archives The merger was the first completed under companies will create a major new force in the the tab. The Itoard also acceped official notice of the retirement of Fire interstate banking laws enacted by Connecticut New England market,” said ^ t e r H. McCormick, Town officials claim they were Chief Francis A. Yanok. also, 9$, and Democratic Mayor Michael chairman and chief executive officer of Bank of assured security costs and other THE WHITE HOUSE continued blackmail...” have to go to Vegas or a bookmaker and Massachusetts in INS but put on bold until the J . Conway announced last month he would not seek re-election., Bv Robert Young New England and president of the new corporation. expenses would be reimbursed Nixon: ’’Right.” in New York City — and I’ve Supreme Court issued its ruling Monday. Antonelli was forced out after his 1992 arrest on gamblinf Scripps League Newspaper The high court rejected a challenge to the CBT Chairman Walter J. Connolly Jr., chairman after the Reagan rally on tbe charges and the appointment of Neri was one of tho focuses of a WASHINGTON Dean: ” (is) It’s dangerous. learned all these things after the and chief executive officer of the new banking historic Town Hall Green, and Nobody, nothing — people around fact, it’s —We’re in great shape for interstate banking laws that prevent banks based grand Jury invstigatlon by Superior Court Judge Anthony V. WASHINGTON - “We Just (eel company, said tbe two banks as separate have considered possible legal here are not pros at this sort of the next time around. outside of New England from merging with banks DeMayo. that it would be very detrimental to within the two states. companies have served the region for generations. action to collect tbe debt. The Judge is Investigating illegal gambling and corruption in thing. This Is the sort of thing Fortunately, there was no "next “We are proud today to Join to serve New England Tbe Secret Service has refused have this thing go any further. This time around.” Several bank holding companies, including New the Torrington area. It is a continuation of a grand Jury overseen 9s 1974 involves ... a lot of hanky-panky Mafia people can do: washing York’s Citicorp and Northeast Bancorp of as one company,” he said. to cover about $9,900 for police money, geting clean money, and The Supreme Court ruling cleared the way for at protection and a motorcycle es­ by Superior Court Judge John D. Brennan that began as a probe that we have nothing to do with.” Throughout Watergate, NIxod Connecticut, had challenged the regional banking So said a confident Richard things like that, uh — we’re — he least four other interstate transactions that have cort, while the Reagan-Bu^ cann- into gambling and other illegal activities within the police felt tbe “people ... will be for the laws limiting interstate banking to New England Nixon concerning the June 1972 Just don’t know about those things President.” He once told states. been planned for nearly two years. paign committee balked at another department. because we’re not criminals and Hartford National Corp., parent firm of Hartford $0,000 in public works costs, mostly break-in at the Democratic Na­ Halderman; The merger of CBT and Bank of New England tional Headquarters in the Water­ not used to dealing in that National Bank, platw to merge with Altru for sand-filled dump trucks. “I don’t give a damn about the was consumated earlier than anticipated because Dump may ba historic gate Hotel. business.” publicity. We could rock that all parties to the Supreme Court case agreed to Bancorporation of Lawrence, Mass., and Bank of The only payment made so far Nixon; “That’s right.” Boston plans to merge with Colonial Bancorp of has been $800 for decorative A few months later, a much less through. If we had to let the whole accept the ruling without further legal action, the SOUTHBURY — Archaeologists are anxious to start digging Dear Mr. Secretary: confident Nixon talked to his top Later, in the same conversation. Waterbury. bunting used inside tbe Old Town thing hang out. It would be a lousy / banks said. around the proposed site of a municipal waste dump where they aide, H. R. Halderman, about the Dean briefly explains how to The ruling also clears the way for Hartford Hall, said town officials, who story (or a month. But I can take The merger will create a banking company with believe they may find Indian artifacts dating back thousands of testimony of John Dean, his handle the money and follows it National to open Rhode Island National Bank in vowed to fight for full payment it.” $14. billion in assets and more than 2S0 offices and years. former counserlor, before the with this statement: 10,000 employees in Connecticut and Providence, R.I., and for Fleet Financial of until they receive an official 1 hereby resign the OlKice of President of the Dean: “You got to wash money . Four months after saying that, Providence to open a new bank in Hartford. rejection in writing. The leader of the survey, Kevin McBride of the University of Watergate Committee; Richard Nixon resigned. Massachusetts. “Well, we’ve gotta, I mean, it’s, and all that sort, you know — if you Tbe Secret Service does not Connecticut, said field work might start as soon as Monday. It’s all history now — and United States. it - , but the point is that-that’s ah, get a hundred thousand out of a reimburse towns and cities for The team expects to find remnants of an Isolated 17th century bank, and it all comes in serialized available for all to hear at the police assistance. Special Agent hunting village based on the discovery of trading beads, that’s a real bomb isn’t it... Both of these taped conversa­ bills, and... ” National Archives, the premier Jack Taylor of tbe agency’s European ceramics and other items made by Southbury Nixon: "Ob, I understantd.” repository of America’s docu­ Washington public affairs office residents over the years. tions are included in the Watergate tape exhibit at the.National Ar­ Dean: “And that means you mented past. Wholesale prices up slightly, said Thursday. The Paugussett Indian Tribe also has suggested the heavily “I was told by the Washington wooded site owned by Northeast Utilities might be an Indian chives’ Alexandria, Va., facility. office that the New Haven region burial ground. The Eagle Wing Press, an American Indian The 950 tapes that comprise the (of the Secret Service) would be Watergate tapes, were given to the publication, has paid for the study. Archives in 1977. They contain but factory production down handling our claim,” said Gerald “The discovery of a 17th Century village would be of far 4,000 hours of conversations of Malafronte, administrative assist­ greater importance, since little is known about Indian life at this li'/i ant to Republican First Selectwo- which only hours used in the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wholesale prices hardly tim e,” said McBride, a professor of anthropology who has Watergate trials can be listened to moved in May, increasing JustO.2 percent,but factory man Jacquelyn Durrell. conducted similar searches in the state. by the public. production fell again, particularly at auto plants, The town als is awaiting word The tapes became available to government economists said Friday. from the Reagan-Bush organisa­ the public in 1980, at which time Tbe reports were mixed news for tbe economy, tion on whether it will reconsider Runaway girl held In slaying they were stored at the Archives’ showing inflation remains subdued but that factory Industrial its stance about paying for public MI LFORD — A I5-year-old girl has been charged with murder Washington, D.C., headquarters. workers and fanners are being squeexed harder by works overtime, lumber and supp­ // . O - “We originaly planned on having in the stabbing death of a man, 64, whose body was found in a the slow economy. lies to build barriers and a plank them there for only six months,” Tbe Labor Department's Producer Price Index has Production platform on the tree-shaded green. motel room last week, police said Friday. said Dick McNeil, supervisor of moved up at an annual rate of only l.B percent since The committee dismiss^ the The unidentified teenager was arrested Thursday in Norwalk The Honorable Henry A. Kissinger audio-video services. However, Seasonally adjusted $6,000 bill since the bulk of the the beginning of the year, no different from last year and held Friday on $100,000 bond in a New Haven Juvenile public Interest was such that they fuiids were for workers posted that ended with a modest 1.7 percent increases at output of nation's detention center, Milford police said. The Secretary of State did not move out to the Alexandria wholesale. around the rally site in sand-filled The girl faced arraignment in Juvenile Court in New Haven on A/; office until last June. dump trucks Reagan officials \ But the cross currents that kept prices stable were a factories! utilities & mines a felony charge of murder. A hearing was expected within one Washington, D. C. 20520 “We still get tour groups and 1.1 percent decline in food prices that helped balance consider part of security mea­ month to determine if the case will be transferred to Superior sures, Malafronte said. college students coming by,” but the 3.8 percent increase in gasoline prices for dealers. 168 !L Court (or prosecution, authorities said. their popularity has subsided, said Wholesale food prices have not gone up any month Index: 1967=100 The trucks are used as blockades The defendant is a runaway from the Bridgeport area and, McNeil. The tapes average about this year. As a result prices received on the farm keep to guard against vehicles ramming police refused to release her name because of her age. 12 visitors a day. dropping, perhaps as much as 2.1 percent in May, one through the crowds to reach tbe The most informative tape of the I analyst said. Many fanners are unable to meet big president and to blunt the blast of collection is the John Dean briefing debt payments as consumers are benefited. 166 any possible bombing attempts. Seaport scrap a stalemate tape in which Dean explained in Beef prices dropped 3.8 percent in May. the third Taylor said the Secret Service detail about the break-in, tbe straight month of large declines. could not iNMsibly afford to reim­ BRIDGEPORT — Tbe owner of a Bridgeport marina is cover-up, and the fact that the The Producer Price Index, measuring price burse cities and towns for every planning another skirmish in the so-called battle of the seaports, White House was being black­ changes for nearly 3,400 goods sold in bulk, was set at appearance made by the president with tourist dollars at stake in a simmering trademark dispute. written by Richard Nixon to announce mailed by the Watergate Burglars. 2M.2, equivalent to a cost of $2,942 for goods that cost 164 or visiting foreign dignitaries. The feud between Captain’s Cove Marina and Mystic Seaport This letter la stored In the National An excerpt of the conversation; National Archives building in Washington, D.C., is a business $1,000 in 1M7. and Museum pits a Revolutionary War vintage replica British Archives in Washington, D.C. It was his resignation. Dean: “The problem of the fascinating storehouse of history. About 21 percent of the index represents prices of “During a three-month period warship against Connecticut’s Yankee whaling past. machinery and other business equipment. That last year we had something like 190 The state has refused to grant a trademark for Captain’s Cove category showed no change at all for the second public domestic stops for tbe Seaport in Bridgeport and the non-profit Mystiegroup claims it month, a sign that fierce import competition is 162 president,” he said. “At each stop, preventing any mark ups. we explain ahead of time to the has exclusive rights to the term “seaport.” Another report Friday, from the Federal Reserve, local i^clals that we rely on thm Mystic is one of the state’s largest tourist attraetiona, while Having a 'good time’ reflected the same import pressure. Industrial Captain’s (^ve is owned by an ambitious sailor and entrepreneur is nerve-racking to assist us in protecting the production dropped 0.1 percent in May after slipping president.” who hopes the H.M.S. Rose will lead a revival of Bridgeport’s 0.2 percent in April. Most telling was the weak growth 160 battered waterfront. for all of the past year. Just 1.5 percent. Fairfield officials ranging from ’ ‘They may allow us the use of the mark, or they may tell us to This is tbe best part of most people’s vacations pretend you don’t need it. up all the money I ’m saving by not taking a trip. U.S. industry has blamed a strong dollar for giving M J J ASONDJ FMAM police to the first selectwoman’s do battle,” said Kaye Williams, who rescued tbe rotting replica ... Just before they take it. Working at the office during August or July can I’ve taken a lot of vacations in my lifetime and I its products a price disadvantage on world markets office insist they were promised of the British frigate that was the scourge of New England during All the bad things about a vacation disappear be the most pleasant time of Uie year. For people can only remember three that were as much ran and for turning imported machinery and equipment 1984 1985 payment for the cost of Reagan’s the Revolution. into the recesses of our memories and year after visit Oct. 26, 1984, which drew to be denied that right because custom dictates as what I was doing before I left. The idea that into bargains. The same strong dollar is given much of year we look forward to the next one as if it were Andy they should take a vacation is unfair. Have I ever people stick at a Job all year only because they the credit for forcing American manufacturers to hold UPI Graphic thousands to tbe affluent suburb going to be perfect when we know dam well it fallen off a roof and broken two ribs while working have a summer vacation to look forward to is the line on price increases. about 50 miles from New York State loans to create Jobs won’t be. City. Rooney at the office? untrue. Many people hate vacations as much as I Durrell, who actively cam­ HARTFORD — The Connecticut Development Authority has To be honest with you, I only take a month’s We have a nice summer place and I like to go do but they don’t dare come out of the closet with paigned for Reagan’s re-election, awarded 12 mostly small and medium-sized firms a total of $16.2 vacation because I don’t want people to think I ’m there but basically it’s Just a place for me to v^ e their old clothes on and say so. I’m not the only one Nicaragua looks for MiGs has little hope of recouping any of million in low-cost industrial financing, it was announced strange. When people ask me when I ’m taking away the hours waiting to get back to work. I who finds work the most enjoyable kind of play. the money spent (or security. Friday. mine and where I ’m going on it, I want to have enjoy my woodworking but the best I can say for it People don’t like to admit it, but a great many of Economic Development Commissioner John J. Carson said the something to say. It would take too long to explain Ortega said in the Barricada threaten U.S. security. She said she had spoken to is that it makes the vacation time go quickly. them would rather anticipate a vacation than MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) projects are expected to create 150 new permanent Jobs and that I’m not taking a vacation. That’s the biggest who don’t take a summer vacation. Not taking a interview: "We have repeatedly One Western diplomat dismissed officials in Hackensack, N.J., On Sundays in May and June, I enjoy looking actually take one. — President Daniel Ortega hinted represents “expansions in a wide-ranging cross-section of reason I take one. vacation would be considered un-American, Friday that he may ask the Soviet pointed out that Nicaragua is tbe Ortega’s comments, saying which also hosted a Reagan rally sacrilegious and illegal. If people who belonged to through the Sunday paper because the travel “whether or not Nicaragua gets industrial and geographical areas.” You can imagine how foolish I ’d feel in Union to deliver advanced MiG only Central American country last year, and found th ^ were a union refused to take a vacation, they could lose sections always have pictures and special articles The necessity of having a good time on vacation with no fast planes. We will try to MiGs is not up to Nicaragua.” unable to collect about $28,000 The largest award went to North Haven Partners for the September if people started drifting back into the fighter-jets to Nicaragua to coun­ their working cards. on so many places I don’t want to go. I don’t want is such a pressing obligation that it often ruins ter the resumption of U.S. aid to get anything we need for our “It is up to the Soviet Union. I spent on that visit. acquisition of land and a building in North Haven. office, all sun-tanned and mosquito-bitten, and I to go to Europe, Mexico, Florida, Yellowstone time off. Fun is compulsory and if you don’t have Contra rebels. defense.” think it is unlikely — the Russians The company received $6.4 million in industrial revenue bonds didn’t have anything to tell them when they asked, People ought to have a right not to take a Park or C^anada. I don’t want to fly anywhere, I it, there’s something wrong with you. backed away in November and Ortega's comments in the offi­ “President Ortega especially to acquire the land and the 234,000 square-foot building of the City ”How was your vacation?” vacation if that’s what they like to do. Being don’t want to drive anywhere, I don’t want to ride If I were ever brought into court and convicted referred to the need to strengthen would probably do tbe same now. Printing Co. as part of the overall acquisition of the printing firm. cial newspaper Barricada came a ”I didn’t take one,” I ’d have to say. around an office when everyone else is away is a a camel. It’s wonderful to sit there in Sunday of a serious crime, I can imagine what the Judge day after he said Nicaragua would national defense, through the air They have made it clear they ’’You didn’t TAKE one?” they’d ask, pure delight. The pain-ln-the neck you don’t get actively seek increased military force, because Nicaragua is the cannot make tbe ultimate military Obituariea morning with a second cup of coffee, idly might mete out as the worst possible penalty he incredulously. ’’You didn't take a vacation?” along with is away, the phones don’t ring and the dreaming of all the hassle I’m avoiding by not could give me: " I hereby sentence you to five aid abroad in light of the House only country in Central America commitment to Nicaragua.” As far as I know, there are more people in the that does not have planes with On Thursday, Ortega said the air-conditioning is better than anything you have going to these places on vacation. SomeUmes I years’ vacation with no time on for good vote to resume U.S. funding to the United States who commit murder than there are rebels battling his government. enough defense capacity, like "mistaken step of the U.S. Con­ Anna Maa Smith "THE PERFECT GIFT FOR DAD” at home or at any vacation place where they even take a pencil and a piece of paper and figure behavior.” The House voted Wednesday, those of Honduras and El Salva­ gress” authorizing Contra aid Anna Mae (Hotallng) Smith of 284-184, to g r a n t tbe humanitar­ dor,” tbe newspaper said. forces Nicaragua to "negotiate for South Windsor, formerly of South 452 Square Feet Lm s Grass ian aid to some 15,000 Contras. The all material means, and the Windsor, died Friday at the Hugo Torres, chief of staff of the necessary cooperation, to ensure to cut, and a cooling experience! $27 milliofa package faces consid­ Sandinista army said, “Ortega’s Manchester Memorial Hospital. eration by the Senate, which has our defense.” She was the wife of the late Our best extruded aluminum 24’ pool with the announcement is more than suffi­ “I think the (U.S.) congressmen approved $38 million in non­ ciently clear. We are going to keep George J . Smith. have not realized that with this Delux Filter and accessory package* military aid for the Contras. negotiating in order to have the She was born in Saratoga (vote) they have given a political The vote was seen as a victory necessary armaments for our Springs, N.Y., July 6,1897, and she for President Reagan, who has endorsement to Reagan for him to lived in Manchester (or 45 years only *1995 Profile- defense.” launch the direct invasion against repeatedly denounced leaders of before moving to South Windsor in Installation Extra Asked about the MiGs. Torres Nicaragua,” Ortega told 1964. the ruling Sandinista National said, "Nobody spoke about MiGs.” Barricaila. •EvrytMng you n— d to onjoy and maintain your new Liberation Front, which overthrew She is survived by two sons. Dr. Reagan repeatedly has warned BUlitary observers consider Ni­ -00/ but watar and alaotrlolty. Nam« Bobbie Beganny dictator Anastasio Somoza in 1070. Robert W. Smith of Muncie, Ind., Agq that the United States will not caragua’s air force tbe weakest in and Dr. Edward G. Smith of South 38 Asked if Nicaragua would nego­ tolerate MiGs in Nicaragua, say­ O ntral America and argue the Windsor; six grandchildren; and a AddrcM 80 Patriot Lane tiate for the delivery of the ing it would upset the balance of fighter-jets could boost govern­ niece. advanced Soviet MiGs Jet fighters. power in tbe region and directly Bom June 29,1948 ment efforts to defeat the Contras. The funeral and burial will be Oeeupatloii held at the convenience of tbe Administrator, East family. There are no calling hours. of the River Tourism Gandhi seeks Afghan accord Holmes Funeral Home has charge and Convention Distirct of arrangements. PavorHo raataurant Cave/s Memorial donations may be WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prime aligned policies of his mother, supplier and he is not Interested at made to tbe South Windsor Visiting FavorHa food seafood Minister Rajiv Gandhi said Friday Indira, who be succeeded as leader present. Nurses Association, 91 Ayers FavorHa bovaraga lea tea that both the United States and of tbe world’s largest democracy Gandhi said no “deals” were Road, South Windsor 06074. Favorlta apart tennis Soviet Union want a settlement on following her Oct. 31 assassination. reached, but suggested easing into Afghanistan and called for a “We will not be tied to the apron a renewed arms relationship start­ Roots tor Yankees compromise leaving a non-aligned strings of any major power,” be ing in non-critical areas. Idaa of a good vacation a couple of days government in Kabul. said. EMERGENCY ”We have been talking to your Gandhi met with Defense Secre­ Gandhi said he plans no Indian Fire — Police — Medical on a good beach with people. We think they are keen on a tary Caspar Weinberger and other initiative on Afghanistan, where a good book solution. We believe the Soviets are Pentagon officials earlier to hear a 100,000 Soviet troops have bsen DIAL 911 What you do to ralax read also keen to come to some sort of sales pitch for President Reagan’s battling U.S.-backed Moslem In Mancheater Typa of ontartalnmant pratarrad plays conclusion on this,” Gandhi told Strategic Defense Initiative, of guerrillas. tbe National Press Club. He said which he has been highly critical. AiiMrlca*s RiiMt FavorHa atora m Manchaatar Highland Park Market “both subjects” should “get to­ “We do have reservations about FavorHa spot In Manehaatar Wickham Park gether and sort it out.” tbe ’Star Wars’ project and In spite Fnultart it 28% Off. Car Gandhi’s statement followed his of a briefing this nwming we’re John H. happen, Inc. mourns the passing of our Cherokee 1985 call. In an address to a Joint still not totally convinced of its friend, competitor, and neighbor, FavorHa color green meeting of Congress Thursday, for feasibility,” Gandhi said, calling Teksoope Satisfies. Last book raad "lacocca" a political settlement that would Ekigar H. Clarke. Implemenation of the space-based Pat paaya people who are late result In “non-aligned status” In anti-ballistic missile shield “a Afghanistan. He reaffirmed that most dangerous trend.” Mr. Clarke was a highly respected competitor of for appointments call and said press reports treating The State Department said Bast Hiing about Manohastar Chaney Historic District his position as new ignored “what Thursday the administration is ours and was well-liked by all the community. Worst thing about Manohastar snow plowing India has been saying since 1981.” willing to approve new weapons ALL pqou OVnOIED ON A P II9 T 0 0 9 IE n S 9 T SHUYED BASB As he wrapped up a five-day sales to India, following a 20-year VemonCbrde Umamm state visit, Gandhi, who met with absence of large-scale sales. But We wish to extend our deepest sympathy to Vernon - 4 Soviet leader MIktoil Gorbachev Gandhi countered that Washington recently, reaffirmed tbe non- Mrs. Clarke, Jeff, Deborah and Christine. ______has been ureliable as a weapons Hm M pdolo by rinto ► ♦♦♦♦♦**»^S#g)nne*»eigSSS!eSV MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 15. im - U > U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 15.1«M News tor Senior CMiens Engagements

Kllgora Summer activities beckon seniors Friday: 8:10 a.m. crlbbage and day’s Choices. Tomorrow’s -Clark Editor’s note; This column ia center. chess and checkers; 10 a.m. bingo; Mr. and Mrs. prepared by the staff of the Aug. $ nnd 1$ - Lily Langtree— Issues’’ on June II. from 9 a.m. to 11:30 setback games; bus pick up S:M p.m. pt Uia Community Donald I. Kil­ Manchester Senior Cltlsens’ $9$. An overnight to Include a Las at I a.m. return trips at II: 18 and Renewal Team, 3810 Main St.. gore of Glaiton- Center. Vegas type show, a gourmet 3:18 p.m. Hartford. The areas covered will bury announce dinner, a mule-drawa barM ride June 7 setback searsst Lorraine By Jeanette Cove on the Delaware Canal and shop­ include legal services, housing Smith, 108; Ernest Grasso, 108; the engage­ Issues, and successful retirement. Senior Center Director ping at Peddler's Village and New Mina Reuther, 108; Art Bouffard, ment of their Hope. Sign up June 17, 9:30 a.m. The program ia open to everyone 108; Bess Moonan, 108; Bob daughter, Bon­ As the Senior Center swings into and geared to those persons 48 Sept. 11-18 — Williamsburg. Va. Schubert, 104; Ray Jewel, 102; nie Jean Kil­ a summer mode, noore outdoor years or older. For additional 8 d ^ . $ meals, admission to Dom Anastasia, 101; Amelia Anas­ gore, to Gary activities and t r i^ are planned. intoimation call 8S7-S437. ^ colonial WlUiamaburg. Governor’s tasia, 102. - '3 ^ 3 1 W. Clark, eon of Your support and partlcl^tion in Our deepest sympathy is ex­ Palace. Carter’s Grove and Busch June 10 pinoehle scsrsat Helena Mr. and Mrs. these activities are encouraged. tended to the family and friends of Garden. CaU Daniels 847-3012. Oavella, 788; Peter Caiella, 708; We have incorporated your sug­ Arvid Peterson who was an active Roland Clark of Pliers are available for these trips Leon Fallot, 815; Sam Schors, 878; J gestions wherever possible. The member at the center. Get wells - Middletown. on the trip board. Elsa Lenhardt, 871; Annette Hil­ trip schedule is as follows: All trips are extended to Armand Faucher, The bride- Gary Clark and Bonnie Jean Kilgore lary, 870; Robert Schubert, 085; are open to friends and grandchild­ The Senior Center has started a an avid player, and Sylvia Yeski, elect is a gradu­ Ann Fisher, 881; Lottie Lavoie, ren if space is available: weekly bus service on Tuesdays who Is in Manchester Hospital. ate of Manchester Community participated in volleyball, basket­ 628; Bill Stone, 825. June 10 — Sturbridge Village or for non-grocery shi^>pers. The bus Also a speedy recovery to Helen ball and softball. Bridge scores: Tom Regan, College and West Virginia Wes­ Spags — Lunch included. Call will pick you up at your home and Vice, who is recuperating at home. leyan College. She is an office Senior Travel at 878AB38. alternate between the Manchester 4,880; Nadine Malcom, 4,400; The prospective bridegroom is a Lillian Evans, 4,400; Annette Hil­ manager at Tulimieri Associates June M — Robert Guillaume Parkade and K-Mart Plasa. There Schedule for week: lary, 4,290; Hilda Campbell, 4,010; of Glastonbury. She coached graduate of Clark University and (T.V. star “ Benson’) at North is no charge, and space is limited. Monday: 7:30 a.m. golf league: Rene Malre, 3,900. teams for the Town of Manchester the University of Hartford. He is a Shore Music Theatre. $30. Lunch Call the Center no later than 19 a.m. bingo; 11:30 pinochle included. Call Daniels at 887-3011. Monday noon of each week if you L v and for MCC, where she assisted in salesman at Tulimieri Associates. games; bus pickup at 8 a.m. return June 10 golf scores: Low gross — ■ V#' July 10 — Yankees vs. Kansas wish to shop. 847-3211. the New England Relays and A Sept. 7 wedding is planned. trips at II; 18 and 3: IS p.m. Jack Funke, 42; Bud Lathrop, 42; City at Yankee Stadium. $24. Call There have been many requests Tnoaday: 8 a.m. Women’s Golf Bruno Giordano, 44; Hugh Tansey, Friendship 143-1830. for shopping trips to the maUs. A League; 9 a.m. shopping bus; bus 44; Low net — Fran Blanchard, 31; # - 3 July is — South Street Seaport schedule to Include these activities pick up at 9 a.m. return trip at 12:30 Bill McKinney, 31; Rusty Rusconi, and Circle Line Cruise in New will soon be announced. p.m. 32; Sebie DeMarco, 33; Joe Do­ York. $24. Lunch on your own. Call Male golfers will play and enjoy nahue, 33; Bruno Giordano, 33. Senior Travel at VfS-OSJS. a coiAout at the Twin Hill GoU Wednesday: $;30 a.m. pinochle —June 10 pinochle scores: Nadine July 20 — Le Grand David and Course on June 17. The cookout will games; 10 a .m . Friendship Circle; J Malcom, 612; Arnold Jensen, 809; His Magic Company. $33. Includes begin at 11 a.m. II: 30 bridge games; bus pick up at Peter Casella, 579; Ernest Grasso, .... » three-hour magic ^ w and lunch The Connecticut Caucus on the 8 a.m. return trips at 12:15 and 3; IS 579; Floyd Post, 563; Sam Schors, at the Dnavers Port Yacht Club. Black Aged will present a pre­ p.m. Register Julvs»*> »«^.m . at the retirement “To­ Thursday: Drop in to visit. 559. Mrs. Scott Kevin Smith Mrs. Edward John Smith Mrs. Robert Bostrom Mrs. Wayne Odell Moore Elderly shouldn’t delay medical care Bostrom^Sombric Moore*Cavanaugh Smith-Dumas Smith-Perrone Catherine Mary Perrone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Anne Cavanaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theresa Marie Dumas, daughter of Joseph Dumas symptoms in older people that > Katherine M. Sombric, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Perrone of East Hartford, and Edward John By Elixabeth PsnnIsI chance of surviving a severe burn, deaths in younger people. Thomas P. Welch Jr. of 475 Vernon St., married of 20-C Kennedy Road and Gloria Dumas of Stafford about one quarter are misdiag­ Paul J. Sombric of Manchester, and Robert Bostrom, Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Smith of United Press International while someone 10 years younger However, Wilder said, in eiec- Wayne Odell Moore, Mn of Mr. and Mrs. Shannon D. Springs, married Scott Kevin Smith, son of Mr. and nosed, according to Dr. Steven son of Jacqueline Bostrom of Glastonbury and Robert Enfield, were married on May 11 at St. Christopher with the same burn has a 80 tive surgery patients over 70 did Moore of East Hartford, on May 11 at St. Bridget Mrs. Glen Smith of 345 Hillstown Road, on May II at Bostrom of Manchester, were married May 4 at St. Church, East Hartford. The bride was given in NEW YORK - Old age doesn’t percent chance of recovering. Just as well as the younger Hirsch of Mount Sinai. the Church of the Nazarene at a double ring Delay by doctors unsure of the Bridget Church in Manchester. The Rev. Emilio Church. marriage by her father. mean you have to hurt. In people over 75, physiological patients. ceremony. Padelli officiated. The R ev. Emilio Padelli officiated at the ceremony. Some aches and pains conunon reserves are shot. Kidneys, heart “ The obvious thing to do is not to condition and by patients hesitant The maid of honor was Janet Sombric. Bridesmaids The bride was given in marriage by her stepfather. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Diane Perrone was maid of honor for her sister. and lungs function at less than half let them get into the position of to see a physician means that more to many of the elderly have were Linda Sombric, Carmel Ferrara, Terri Donlon ciiristine Dumas was maid of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids were Donna Weaver, Heidi Luck and Jill their maximum. Heart beats don’t needing emergency surgery,” he than half the patients over 60 who medical causes that can and . and Sue Bostrom. Am y Mulligan and Jiii Mulligan Beth Preissner of Hartford was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Lisa Zatkowski, Cheryl Phelps and Prachniak. should be remedied. Otherwise speed up to compensate for a drop said. eventually are operated on for .were flower girls. Sharon Moore and Kathleen Aubin were bridesmaids. Faith Britnell. ^ , Susan L. Paine ' Amory Gabel The elderly wind up with medi­ appendicitis wind up with a hole in Scott Smith served as best man for his brother. Tom that ache may lead to a potentially in blood pressure. Because they The best man was Peter M. Bushnell Jr. Ushers Kimberly J. Mozzer, cousin of the bride, was flower Brett Smith of Manchester served as best man for cal emergencies because they and their appendixes. Perrone. Mitch Gates and Bob Gates were ushers. fatal crisis, according to Dr. are less sensistive to insulin, the .were Angelo Panaro, James McCann, Timothy girl. his brother. Steven LaPine. David Pantaleo and Glen Joseph Wilder, professor of elderly are less able to regulate their relatives tend to ignore “A small perforation in the After a reception at Jesters Court, the couple left fpr Palne-Krinjak Gabel-T«lg«n6r appendix may turn an easily Cunningham and Mark Bradley. Scott Moore served as best man for his brother. Nimirowksl were ushers. surgery at Mount Sinai Medical sugar levels in the body. symptoms of trouble such as aches After a recejitlon, the couple left for Antique. They Montego Bay. Jamaica. They live in Manchester. treatable disease into a fatal one,” Steven Bonino and Gary Sava were ushers. After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn, Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Paine of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil J. Gabel of Center. It’s harder to keep all the body and pains. Hirsch said. live in Manchester. After a reception at the Arm y and Navy Club, the The bride graduated from George J. Penney High 21S Timrod Road announce the Like children, older people re­ chemicals and processes In proper Cost may keep people away, but Bolton, the couple left for a trip to Florida and the Glastonbury announce the engage­ Because of the hole, material couple left for a trip to Hawaii. They live in East School, East Hartford, and attended Manchester engagement of their daughter, spond to iBness differently than balance. that may be penn}rwise and dollar Bahamas. They live in Manchester. ment of their daughter, Amory inside the intestine contaminates Community College. She is employed by Transamer- Susan Leslie Paine, to John Hall younger adults. Their symptoms “ All this is going on silently foolish. (Etching a deteriotating Hartford. The bride, a 1961 Manchester High School graduate, Elizabeth Gabel, to Steven Charles the body, causing infections that Manzolillo-Hubbard ica Insurance Group of Hartford. Krinjak of SS Oak St. He is the son Telgener of Atlanta, Ga., the son of — of lack thereof — confuse or are because we don’t require maxi­ condition early can mean shorter The bride graduated from the University of is employed at J.C. Penney Catalog Distribution hospital stays, fewer complica­ older people are less able to fight Center. Manchester. The bridegroom, a 1980 The bridegroom graduated from Enfield High of Mr. and Mrs. John C. KrioJak of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Telgener of missed sometimes by doctors, said mum capacity for day-to-day Laurie Beth Hubbard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Connecticut with a bachelor’s degree in nursing in tions and dollar savings, doctors off. As a result about 40 percent of Manchester High School graduate, is employed at School and Asnuntuck Community (A llege, Enfield. UM Main St. Glastonbury and Laconia, N.H. Wilder. An acbing belly can be living,” said Minaker. George R. Hubbard of 32 Buckingham St., married 1984. She is employed at Hartford Hospital. say. this age group have complications Penney Catalog Distribution Center. He is employed by Mott’s Shop Rite, Manchester. The bride-elect, a Manchester Both the bride-to-be and her fiance appendicitis or a leaky intestine, But when health Is threatened, Louis M. Manzolillo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis The bridegroom is a self-employed painter. At Mount Sinai, the most com­ and about 8 percent die. High School graduate, received are former Manchester residents. not constipation. Co^usion or those reserves can be crucial. Manzolillo of 27 Hunter Road on May 8 at Glastonbury mon operations in the patients her bachelor's degree from West­ fatigue may warn of a heart or Researchers at Mount Sinai Early recognition and prompt ' Hills Country Club In Glastonbury. The bride-elect is a senior at studied were on the colon, the ern Connecticut State University kidney problem, or infection. studied the age and outcome of treatment of the elderly for medi­ The Rev. Earle R. Custer officiated at the Georgia Institute of Technology. lowest part of the intestine. If and her master’s of science degree An older person can be as 2,048 patients operated on in 1983 to cal problems is important, but so is ceremony. The bride was given In marriage by her She is a residence hall director and from Central Connecticut State healthy as a younger one, but 1984, excluding orthopedic, heart delayed until a crisis occurs, such understanding what is and is not a a member of Omicron Delta Kappa father. University. She teaches in Man­ usually not as resilient. and breast surgeries. In the 15 operations require about 30 days in problem, said Dr. Jose Meller, Kathleen Carbone of Manchester was matron of and Tau Beta Pi. chester schools. “ There is a certain frailness that percent of operations that were the hospital and 24 days for associate clinical professor of honor for her sister. Jane Newkirk and Lisa comes with advancing age,” said emergencies, “ the morbidity and recovery, as opposed to 17 days The prospective bridegroom, The prospective bridegroom is a medicine at Mount Sinai. Manzoliilo were bridesmaids. Dr. Kenneth Minaker, assistant mortaiity (of tbeeiderly) w astn ^ and 11 days if done earlier, Keller also a Manchester High School graduate of Manchester High Kevin Flanagan served as best man. (Hiristopher professor of medicine at Harvard alarming,” said Dr. Steven Keller, reported at a recent symposium at Consider an active 70-year-old af'' graduate, has a bachelor’s degree Schooi and the University of Duff and Nicholas Carbone were ushers. Medical School in Boston. chief resident at Mount Sinai. One Mount Sinai. who plays tennis and has had from Tufts University, Medford. Connecticut, Coliege of Engineer­ After a reception at Glastonbruy Hills Country Statistics indicate that those in three patients over age 70 Appendicitis, most prevalent in aheart murmur most of his life. Mass. He graduated from the ing. He is a design engineer at Club, the couple left for a trip to Key West, F U . They over 60 are more likely than suffered complications; one in five teenagers but also common after Concerned because some of his American Academy of Funeral Cross Systems, Inc., Dunwoody, live in Middletown. younger people to die after a car died, compared to one in seven for age 50, rarely goes untreated in peers may be ill or dying, he thinks Service. He is employed by Man­ Ga. The bride graduated from Eastern Connecticut chester Hardware Inc. accident. They have a 10 percent complications, and one in 17 for youths, but causes such vague he should take it easy. State University. She is employed as a nurse at Rocky A July wedding at South United A September wedding is Hill Walk-in Medical Center. Methodist Church is planned. pianned. The bridegroom attended the University of Hartford. He is a project manager for F.I.P. Corp., Surgery still best way Cheshire. for treating gallstones Lltrlco-Carrela yecmoH Mary Beth Correia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. By Elizabeth PsnnItI He and his colleagues have William 0>rreia Sr. of 16 Duval St., married Paul ■ ?t. United Press International identified a protein in mucous that Lltrico, son of Frances Litrico of 80 Hamlin St., and b may provide the scaffolding the late Domenico Litrico, on May 11 at St. Bridget I NEW Y O R K - For at least the around which cholesterol clusters. Church. next decade, the 1 million Ameri­ In animals, excess cholesterol MK The Rev. Emilio Padelli officiated at the cana a year who discover they have stimulates secretion of the protein, double-ring ceremony. The bride was given in gallstones can expect to continue mucin, wMch may p ro m ^ stone marriage by her father. -•iv i w to pay $1 billion for surgery to have formation. Elisabeth Correia was matron of honor for her tbeir gallbladders removed and sister-in-law, and Patricia Correia of Manchester was “ It may be that mucin serves as their pain relieved. Call Today maid of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids were: a glue to hold the stone together,” Patricia Correia, a sister-in-law of the bride; Dr. Thomas LaMont, chief of said LaMont. InMbiting mucin BEd bava tha Margaret Litrico and Angelo Litrico, sisters of the gastroenterology at BPittsburgh, Pa. Lori Daley, and I^nn Shaw, all of Manchester, were left for a trip to Great Britain. They will live in dissolution in which liquid e t ^ is tant at GTE ProducU Corp., The brid^lect, a 1980 graduate bridesmaids. Tina Lee and Vicke Lee were flower Jillian Landry was flower girl. Scotland. inserted into the gallbladder to eat m erk SOth year Danvers, Mass. of Bolton High School, received a girls. The bride, a Bolton High School graduate, worked away stones. SHOWCASI A/efot, Osmos, Michael Maloney served as best man fpr his The prospective bridegroom bacheior’s degree from the Uni­ K arl Sentivany of Manchester served as best man. for Kupris Latvian Home Bakery in Boiton. She also With the gaUbiadder surgically brother. Ushers were Jack Maloney, Matt Maloney, graduated from Bryant College versity of Connecticut in 1984. She HARTFOIID Ushers were Bruce Antonia and Scott Antonia of attended Manchester Community College. removed, there’s almost no chance Food, Planta, BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. (UPI) - The bridges with a bachelor’s degree In busi­ is a retail account coordinator at anm nssixiTss Mandiester, brothers of the bride, and Scott Peter Landry, Guy Talley, Michael Downing and The bridegroom graduated this year from the stones will come back. But because over the Cape Cod Canal, the “ biggest thing” to Brenden Duffy. Justin Hall was ringbearer. ness administration in 1983 and U.S. Testing Co. Inc., Hoboken, •w jg w w g a ie w w ig g w e Antonia.Jamea O’Malley was ringbearer. University of New Hampshire. He is a wildlife of the trauma of surgery and oowlomBiMw /uwaiwliu Art$ S C rafft hit the Cape when they opened a half century ago. with a master’s degree in business N.J. A fter a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn, the biologist. pix-week recuperation, re­ celebrate their 88th birthday thU weekend as the in 1988. He is assistant general The prospective bridegroom, a couple left for Elbow Beach, Bermuda. They live at 24 After a reception at Grassmere Country Club, searchers have pursued other iro w Bununer tourist season enters high gear. manager of Ocean Pontiac, 1980 graduate of Ramsey (N.J.) 'ir.iU M 'l rM " mown mm -M M io t- Prospect St. Enfield, the couple left for a trip to St. Maarten. They Danvers, Mass. treatments. BINGO H m Bourne Bridge, with a pricetag of $1.8 High School, graduated from West­ The bride graduated from the University of live In Plainville. The gaUbiadder acta as a recep- million, and the 11.1 million Sagamore Bridge A fall wedding at St. Bridget ern New England College, Spring- M M N n U T IU N Z Connecticut, where she studied computer-science ‘Ecstasy’ cbmage Ucle for the collection of bile, a NIGHTLY both opened June IS, IMS. The celebratioa, The bride, a graduate of Enrico Ferm i High School, Church is planned. field, Mass., in 1984 with a snglnsering. She is employed by Gerber Scientific dark fluid that aids in digttrtion and inciiidl^ concerts and events, is being held a bachelor’s degree. He la an experi­ Inc., South Windsor. Enfield, is employed by CIGNA in Hartford. I f l d l i f l B M o f i t i f M wMch is manufactured by the Mon. Juno 17 week early. may be permanent Ht mental electronic engineer at H ir a i n The bridegroom is a graduate of the University of Uver. Although the gaUbiadder While today’s attraction U the Cape’s world- There are seven Indian reserva- Hamilton Standard, Windsor MMN-IIBI through Connecticut, where he studied mechanical engineer­ The bridegroom, a graduate of Manchester High NEW Y O R K (UPI) - The currenUy popular plays an important role in diges­ famous beaches, yesteryear’s attraction was the ttona in Montana, and they cover Locks. He is a member of the ing. He ia employed by United Technologies Corp., School and the University of Connecticut, is employed recreational drag called Ecstasy, recently tion, the body can funcUon with the old Boston-te-New York host that sUppod through over a million acres. The tribes Institute of Electrical a ^ Elec­ I m m i i t M B ? S Sot. Juno 22 Pratt Whitiwy Aircraft Division. by Hewlett-Packard Co., Wallingford. outlawed by the federal government, may tronic Engineers. gaUbiadder removed. the canal, as all traffic stood still to watch. k Include the Blackfeet, Crow, Sioux, hlMIMIBTHBIBM-IMI Robert Stone, 87, owner of the Lighthouse Inn In permanently damage the brain, causing symp­ Northern Cheyenne, Chippawa An Oct. 18 wedding at Bolton Gallstones are lumps o f soUd 6 -9 P .M . West Dennla, was among those who used testop toms sim ilar to Parkinaon's disease. and Cree. Congregational Church Is planned. material that form in the gaUb­ v E w n s n u Sot. Motinoo 2 P.M. when the old narrow drawbrtdgoa were raised to Although the effects of the drug Itself have not iadder. They range in else from a IBIM d S f TW-tBU-im Ice cubes can mean revenge, too let the Boston-to-New York boat through the been totted, doctors at the University o f CM cago Uny speck to an inch or more In anannnnnfnnnnO Medical Center have teoted similar drum and diameter. ^ waterway. and other developing countries HWUf NEW YORK (UPI) - Ice In froien, the fewer the bacteria that found they damage important brain ceus. Tho Winner becomes e winner “ The used to be ao narrow that you tett often take care not to drink water LaMont said Improved under­ drinks, even alcoholic ones, may su rvlv ^ . cells produce neurotransmitters, a typo of NEW Y O R K (U P I) - Tho- Equine Research Laboratory on like you could roach out and loudi the boat,” or eat undercooked foods or standing of gallstrae formation, contain organisms that can cause But even after being froien for 24 chemical that sends messages wlthla the brain. roughbrad champion Princely Na- the Davis campus several months most of wMch are consist of P M U rS M N N i ST. BRIDGETS 8l0M SRld* unpeeled fruits and vegetables, travelor's diarrhea, Houston re- hours, sooM of each tope of “Any pubUcity given to this drag that stnaaoo tivo has also become a winner off ago following "a series of complex cbolaaterol. has provided re­ When the boat went throuA and the bridles many accept Ice in their drinks, IBIM»T:IHMB-lltll searchora rapott in the Journal o( bacteria still survived. sMgella Its poaralo virtues must be temperad by the vary tbs race track with help from breeding pieblenna,” said Dr. John searchers with l^ds to new BAZAAR and RAFFLE wont up, R would cause a traffic Jam impraadve even though that ice m ay be m ade t h e American Medical bacteria, which cause about 18 strongpoooiblUty It may produce nouroUndcIto. eaperta in stallloa fertility at the H u ^s, professor of veterinary treatments and possible preven­ oven by today’s terms. AlROClRtlOII. from contaminated water. percent of the cases of travelers’ said diarloo Schuster, bead of the medical University of California. Davto. m e^cine. tion of this common, palnhd “ Everybody Just got out of their ears and had a ’ "Hie finittng Indicates that loo In IEIMBMH-7MM-IMI Pariah Grounda University of Texas Medical diarrhea in Mexico, seemed to be center’s Drug Abuse Research Center. Hughes and other experts in problem. picnic,” Stone said. “ It was the biggest thing on the nnoot likely of the four types to drinks should be not disregarded School adenUsts stodied the survi­ The drug reducoo levels of the neurotram A m a ^ stakee winner in Arca­ equine reproduction helped “ In a decade, we’U have a very ■ . m t 70 Moln Stroot, Manehaatar the Cape. Moat people know aom ebo^ on the boat as a potential source of infection val In meffing Ice o( four kinds of be able to cause problems after ter serotonin within two woeks, and may dia. CaUf., and in New York Q ty, Princely Native overcome Ms effective, rapid medldal treat­ and they waavedback[ and forth to each other." while visiting high risk areas," the MM CAR RAFFLE SATURDAY NIGHT bacteria known to cause intestinal being froaen. reduce the levele of dopamine.______the stallloa was brought to the barren track record. ment,” he said. pnUoins. The longor the ice was Although people visiting Mexico researchers wrote. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 18. 1088 - IS, 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 15.19»5 M ACC News Mixed* marriages may help churches Issue, looks at mixed marriages from a Roman SPORTS Help wanted By David E. Andarton Catholic perspective and. while finding d r a m ^ c United Press International Many of tho mixed marriage changes, said such marriages are not without Editor’s note: This column is prepared by “ real and potential problems. _ As June wedding bells mingle with the “ here oouplea, he aald. approach AL roundup the Manchester Area Conference of He said that having comes the bride’’ wedding march from Wagner's Churches. Jackie Morelewicz is director of marriage with a more commitmenu “ remains a Lohengrin, and couples clasp hands at altars sharing of faith which is so Importont for the the Interfaith Day Camp, a camp which is across the naUon, ecumenical' advocates are conecientioua. refleotive and strength of tlie marital oommunlly. sponsored by MACC. looking at marriage as a spur to Interfalth unity. enlightened reaponae to oon- "There is also the strong possibility ttat » e “Like a slumbering giant, the growing Catholic party will stop practicing his or h a m iw ‘Can’ is the man for hot Sox By Jackie Morelewicz phenomenon of a marriage between Christians of oerna raiaed by thoae who since recent research has shown this to b e ^ w distinct church traditions promises soon to case in about 50 percent of mixed m arrtagei, no start to pitch a four-hitter Friday cleared the bases. awaken and ^sturb the ecumenical movement," would caution agalnat to third on a wild pitch and scored said. “ The total situation may end up with the By United Press Infernotlonol ni^t and the Baltimore Orioles It’s day-camp season, and we’re busy said George Kilcourse, associate professor of on Rich Gedman’s groundnut. intermarriage. children receiving no religious upbringing. celebrated the return of Manager Indians 6, A’t 1 planning for our two-week session in July. theology at Bellarmine College, Louisville, Ky. Episcopal priest William B. Lawson, also BOSTON — DennU “ Oil Can” Earl Weaver with a 0-3 triumph “ For at least two decades,” Kilcourse said, ’Tlggra 4, YankBM 0 At Cleveland. Bert Blyleven Fifty children, all referred by area social writing in Ecumenical Trends, said that a grem Boyd scattered 11 hita in posting over the Milwaukee Brewers. “the grassroots change in attitude toward notched his 200th career victory workers, are eagerly awaiting and joyfully deal of the pain and frustration in mixed his league-leading ninth complete At New York, Tom Brookens Davis, 4-2, gave up two hits along denominational boundaries has dissolved fantily and Brook Jacoby drove in three marriages stems from “ a longing for communion game and Mike Easier drove In launched the first of four Detroit with four walks in the opening anticipating a fun-filled camping experience. and official objections to ‘mixed marriages.’” raised by those who would caution against solo home runs Friday night, runs Friday night to pace the together on the occasion of Sunday worship. two runs Friday night to lead the inning then held the Brewers Our volunteer staff is almost set, and their intermarriage. Cleveland Indians to a 6-1 triumph Boston Red Sox to a 4-1 victory leading the Tigers to a 4-0 victory hitless until Rick Manning broke W R ITIN G IN the current issue of Ecumenical “ Ecumenical married couples see a experience over the division-leading Toronto over the Yankees behind the over the Oakland A’s. names will be announced in a future column. CITING DATA of Anglican-Roman Catholic the string in the seventh. Trends, the Journal of the Atonement Friars' themselves as signs of unity and pioneers of combined five-hit pitching of Walt Blyleven, 5-6. tossed a five- Twenty-five wonderful, wonderful teens have mixed marriage couples, he said that “ most of Blue Jays. Meanwhile, Jim Dwyer drove in Graymoor Ecumenical Institute, Kilcourse said reconcUaition." he said. Such couples, he added, The victory was the second in a hitter, walked three and struck out them stated that they received communion in Terrell and Willie Hernandez. four runs and Rick Dempsey had already volunteered as counselors. Area Christian intermarriage can present the church- represent a “new phase” in the ecumenical Barbaro Garbey, Kirk Gibson seven in notching his seventh both churches despite the knowlMge that tne row for the Red Sox over Toronto two doubles as the Orioles put churches have offered food and volunteers for unity movement with new opportunities but also movement because they “ persist in drawing the and their 14th In their last 18 and Larry Herndon also homered complete game. churches beyond the present ecumenical practice was against the rules of the Roman together a 13-hlt attack off four challenge the institutional church. games. for the Tigers as Terrell coasted to The only run Blyleven, a 16- year our lunch and snack program. Catholic church.” pitchers. “ Ecumenical married couples have pioneered fatigue.” Boyd, 8-4, struck out four and his seventh victory In nine veteran, permitted was unearned Even with all this help, we still need more. Kilcourse said that in the past, couples were The Orioles scored twice in each frontiers of church unity only im a g in g by the “ Where the bureaucrats have hesitated or w a lk ^ only one in notching his due to a pair of first-inning errors told the kind of problem cited by Lawson was decisions. of the first two innings against W e are in special need of volunteer nurses to institutional church,” he said. “ Their lived harbored in abstractions and rhetoric,” he said, Terrell, acquired from the New by shortstop Julio Franco. “ within their marriage.” fourth straight complete game starter Pete Vuckovich, 2-4, to pull work at the camp one day or more. We also experience begs for the implementations of ecumenical married couples force the church to York MeU in the off-season, struck The 34-year-old right-hander, “ The evidence gathers that they are growing In victory. erase a 3-0 first-inning deficit then principles of reunion eloquently stated in official confront the reality of pastoral care and action. “ Just give me the ball. I'm the out two and walked two before who is expected to be traded by need more adult help. Hours are negotiable. consciousness to refute that alienation.” he said. erupted for five unearned runs in church documents and dialogues.” man to finish,” said Boyd in a being replaced by Hernandez in next week, is the 83rd pitcher in the Cam p is scheduled for the week of July 8 and “ They recognise the problem resides in the the third to win their second Many of the mixed marriage couples, he Mid, BUT ECUMENICAL marriages are not with­ post-game interview. “ This city is the ninth. Dennis Rasmussen, who major-league history to reach the churches which refuse to ‘mainstream’ ecumeni­ straight game for the first time in the w eek of July 15. O u r hours are 9 a.m . to 3 approach marriage with a more conscientious, out their problems. ready for a pennant. These people went 8 2-3 innings and allowed all 200-vlctory plateau. cal couples in the life of each denomination. two weeks. p.m., and cam p is held at Concordia Lutheran reflective and enlightened response to concerns The Rev. Thomas P. Doyle, writing in the same Including Blyleven, five of those are great.” four homers, fell to 2-4. Lee Lacy singled to start the first The Red Sox broke a 1-1 tie In the The Tigers have now won five pitchers are active — Tom Seaver Church on Pitkin Street. A free lunch is and was forced at second by Cal third inning on Easler’s first RBI games in a row. all against of Chicago (294 victories), Phil provided for all campers and staff. Ripken. Eddie Murray singled of the game. With one out, Wade American League contenders. Nlekro of the New York Yankees Ripken to third, stole second and Besides volunteers, we need money to run Boggs singled to left, advanced to With no score, Brookens led off (291), Don Sutton of Oakland (284) Support group aids church breakaways both scored on Fred Lynn's single. the camp. Bus transportation alone will cost second on Bill Buckner’s single the third inning by lining a 3-2 pitch and Jerry Koosman of Philadel­ Wayne Gross singictd to right to and scored on Easler's single to into the left-field sUnds for his phia (217). more than $1300. Other expenses include field the fear that something evil will befall Yao now describes the fundamental open the second, moved to second receiving calls from fundamentalists center. second homer of the year. In the Leadingl 2-1. Cleveland added trips, supplies and special programs, food and By Lisa Jennings church as a prison. “ U's like getting a on Rich Dauer’s ground out and around the country who said they them or a loved one, he said. Boston added two runs in the fourth, Gaibey led off by hitting a (our runs in the second off loser Bill United Press International dinner invitation from nice people. You scored when Dempsey dumped a arts and crafts supplies. needed help leaving their churches. Yao, who was raised in a fundamen­ fifth off loser Jim Clancy, 2-4, to 3-1 pitch to nearly the same spot for Krueger, 4-7. talist Baptist home and spent most of go, thinking you’ll have a nice dinner. double down the right field line. This camp is unique, and we have a great The lifestyle of fundamental Chris­ increase its advantage to 4-1. Steve his third home run. Rick Langford relieved and was his life adhering to the rules of the But the minute you get Into the house Dempsey scored on Dwyer's two- tians can be psychologically damaging CHAPTERS of the group have sprung Lyoiu started the inning by dou­ With two out in the fifth, Gibson greeted by Jacoby’s two-run singl® reputation for offering what few camps can — church, said he began to feel he had you realize they're shutting the doors out single to give Baltimore a 4-3 and those who break away from the up in Chicago. Denver. Los Angeles and bling into the left-field com er and lifted a towering drive into the (or a 6-1 Cleveland lead. a one-to-one camper-counselor ratio, atten­ been brainwashed. and locking the windows and they lead. church need help dealing with “ real more groups are being organized each Boggs followed with another dou­ right-field bleachers for his 11th He “de-programmed” himself by expect you to stay forever.” One-out singles by Lynn and tion and lots of love and friendship. Interfaith life.” according to the founder of a new day, Yao said. The groups will be ble. Boggs later scored on Easler's home run. Then with two out in the Rangtrs 4, Twins 2 reading as much previously forbidden He said most of the hotline callers are Larry Sheets, an error by Paul Day Camp has a special spirit that we are group called Fundamentalists intependent but linked through a tw(HNit double to center. sixth, Herndon hit the first pitch to At Arlington, Tex., Toby Harrah literature as he could. people who are afraid of hell or who are Molitor and Dwyer's two-run dou­ Anonymous. monthly newsletter. Toronto scored in the second to him 410 feet to center field for his and Larry Parrish each homered proud of. “ I read (Sigmund) Freud, history, having trouble dealing with everyday ble in the third inning boosted Richard Yao, a Wall Street lawyer, “ W e're not in the business of take a 1-4 lead. Willie Upshaw led fifth home run of the season. Last year you, the people of the Manchester life. Baltimore’s lead to 9-3. Friday night, powering the Texas conversion.” Yao said. “ We’re Just philosophy, the classics,” he said. off with a single, moved to third on The decision dropped New York said he began the support group after But some callers are angry funda­ Gross walked off reliever Jaime Rangers to a 4-2 victory over the area donated more than $2,000. So far, we trying to make ourselves visible. We’re “ This whole thing began to lose its grip UPI photo a single by (Teorge Bell and scored to 1-3 on its homestand against seeing countless ex-fundamentalists — mentalists who disapprove of Yao’s Cocanower following Sheets' hit Minnesota Twins. not anti-religious. Our Job is to make the and I realized how much I'd been giving on Len Matuszek’s infield out. American League contenders. have a little more than $800 toward this year’s himself included — experience culture group and threaten violence. Red Sox ace Dennis ‘Oil Can’ Boyd shows the form that and Lynn scored when Molitor Burt Hooton, 3-1, yielded eight break from fundamental churches as up.” Boston came back in its half of camp. Please continue to support us. We need shock when they left their highly “ When you think that you are told by OriolM 9. BrawgrB 3 booted Dwyer's grounder. Demp­ hits and two runs over 61-3 innings painless as possible.” frustrated the first-place Blue Jays at Fenway Park the inning to tie the s(x>re 1-1 when restricted churches for a less severe God to do certain things, as many sey’s grounder scored Sheets and, to earn the victory. Dave Smith you to be part of this service project. There are many in the groups who WITH A NEW mindset, Yao said a Dwight Evans led off with a At Baltimore, right-hander lifestyle. fundamentalists think, then any means Friday night. Boyd scattered 11 hits as Boston tripped after Lacy walked, Dwyer's double relieved to notch his first save. Send your donations to: MACC Interfaith Fundamentalists Anonymous began still consider themselves Christians, as break from the church was inevitable. ground-rule double to right, moved Storm Davis survived a rough And the only way he could make the to the end is Justifiable,” Yao said. “ It Toronto, 4-1. Day Camp. I*.0. Box T73, Manchester. about two months ago with two groups Yao does, but who are afraid to go to church for fear of getting caught up in break was to acquire a whole new set of gets scary.” To volunteer call the MACC office at in New York composed of people who NL roundup had responded to ads Yao placed in what Yao calls “ mind control.” friends. 648-4114. If you would like more information Ex-fundamentalists often suffer de­ Despite threats from Christian MEETINGS ARE free and meant to local papers. give members a chance to share Unknown about the camp, please call me at home A hotline was established and within a pression. the inability to trust, bitter­ friends that he would burn in hell, Yao did not return to the fold. common problems. during the evening at 646-1292. month Yao and other volunteers were ness. loneliness, sexual difficulties and maintains Mets lose to Expos in 9th By United Press International homer of the year, but the MeU Nick Esasky in the eighth inning went ahead 3-1 in the sixth. The and Bob Horner added a tw5run Bulletin Board MONTREAL — Vance Law and MeU loaded the bases when Keith homer Friday night to lead tbe Open iead Atlanu Braves to a 6-4 victory over Dan Driessen delivered run- Hernandez walked and Carter and John Christensen singled. Danny the Cincinnati Reds. program. Gail Johnson will lead the music and Jean g(x>ring singles in the ninth inning United Methodist Women. Mrs. Betty Allen, president A.A. for women. Heep's bloop single to center Cincinnati player-manager Pete DeValve will present the missionary proJecU. GuesU by Mike Rabun Friday ni^t, lifting the Montreal Entry to bo dodicatod of Southern New England Conference of United Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. scoi^ Hernandez with the tying Rose did not play and still needs 48 will Include Mike and Sue Dowgiewica of Coventry United Press international Ex|x>s to a 5-4 victory over tbe New On Sunday at 10 a.m.. South United Methodist Methodist Women, will speak. run and Ray Knight put the MeU biU to pass Ty Cobb’s all-time House. Attendance pins and bibles will be presented. .. I' York Mets. Church will dedicate the church sanctuary’s new Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., women's prayer and study, Peace, gay rights, at synod ahead 2-1 with a sacrifice fly to career record of 4,191. Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast, - BIRMINGHAM, Mich. — Tze- Dwight (bMden allowed only six entrance for the handicapped. 337 W. Middle Turnpike. center. Santana singled to right to With one out in the eighth, Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., adult bible study, 277 Seven Manchester Lutherans attended the New Cbung Chen, a golfing nomad hiU a ^ struck out 11 over eight The Rev. Shephard S. Johnson will officiate as the LaStrada West. make it 51. Oberkfell led off with a single to England Synod meeting two weeks ago. Peace, civil Wednesday — 7 p.m., prayer meeting, choir hoping to find his fortune far from innings for tbe MeU, but be was ribten is cut on the H. Louise Ruddell Handicapped Spring St. Montreal tied tbe score 3-3 in the right o ff starter Mario Soto, 55. rights for gay men and women, and better ministry home, produced a second straight replaced by Doug Sisk to start the Entry, which cost $17,500 to build. A hyudrauUc Uft Thursday — noon, picnic for Senior Methodists at rehearsal. sUth when Driessen hit a bases- Dale Murphy hit what appeared to for the disabled were discussed. ‘Bay of magical shots Friday that ninth and SUk immediately got will raise wheelchairs to the level of the doorway. A 1208 Main St.; 7:30 p.m., board of trustees at 11 Thursday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast, be a doubl5play grounder to The Rev. Burton Strand, the Rev. Arnold Wangerin, helped him maintain a one stroke into trouble by walking Jim loaded two-run single. side entry was remodeled to hold the lift. Avondale Road; meeting night at the church. LaStrada West. E)sasky, but the third-baseman’s Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. the Rev. Dale Gustafson, Elsie Jubinville, Barbara Friday — 9:30 a.m., women’s bible study, with lead after two rounds of the U.S. Wohlford and Tim Raines. Calvin PIratgg 3, PMNIbb 2 Ruddell, who died In February 1903, was a longtime Baker, John Crowe and Valerie Norris were among Schiraldi relieved Sisk and Law throw to second sailed into deep Manchester resident. She left bequests both to South nursery provided; 7:30 p.m., young adults’ get- Open. At PitUburgh, Bill Madlock’s right, and Oberkfell came all the 450 del^ates. On a day which had the greatest singled to left to drive borne pinch United Methodist Church and Manchester Memorial Emaniwl aventB llatad together. bases-loaded single in the seventh way arcHind, with Murphy stopping Delegates were asked to suggest the shape of the 'player of the era. Jack Nicklaus, ruimer A1 Newman with tbe tying Hospital. Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church are inning supported the 11-strikeout at third. Horner then ripped Soto’s new Lutheran church, which will combine some 5.4 .miss the 36-hole Open cut for the run. After Andre Dawson hit into a Also to be dedicated on Sunday is an inscription over as follows; pitching of Jose DeLeon Friday next pitch over the center field million members of the American Lutheran Church, .Here’s Center's week ;first time in a generation, Chen double-play, Jesse Orosco relieved the door leading from the narthex to the sancturary. Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting. night and led tbe Pirates to a 52 fence for his seventh home run of the Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches Survived a near sleepless night, a and Driessen drove a 3-2 pitch into This was done by Richard Willhide, in memory of his Tuesday — 9 a.m., housing board; 10 a.m., Events scheduled at Center Congregational Church victory over the Philadelphia the year to give reliever Bruce and the Lutheran Church in America, by 1988. Jiuge traffic jam and a wobbly start center field for tbe game-winning father, Paul E. Willhide, who died in December 1902. Beethoven Choir; 1;30 p.m., Lydia Circle; 7:30 p.m., are as follows; Phillies. Sutter, 51, the victory. to sbiwt a 1-under-par 69 over the bit. Other events at South United Methodist Church Claudia Circle. Sunday — 8 a.m., worship service; 9 a.m., DeLeon, 2-8, worked seven in­ Atiante tied the score 53 in tbe Trinity events are set Oakland Hills Country Club Gary Lucas, 2-0, picked up tbe include: Wednesday — Friendship Group picnic at Elizabeth breakfast; l0a.m.,worshipservlce; 11:15a.m.,social nings, yielding three hiU and three seventh on a sacrifice fly by pinch The week’s schedule at Trinity Covenant Church is 'J»urae. victory in relief. walks to gain tbe victory. Don Sunday — 9:30 a.m., summer choir; 10 a.m., Park. hour; Grace Group Planning Committee. Tbe MeU snapped a 3-3 tie in the hitter Gerald Perry. as follows: Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., Christian Education; ' Teamed with his course-record Robinson pitched the final two service, with Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11; 15 a.m., care eighth. With two out, Rafael Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., C.B. Nagel to speak at the Fellowship. equaling 65 Thursday, a round innings to earn his first save. “ Little Things Mean a Lot.” and visitation; 7:30 p.m., new member class. Santana singled and Gooden hit a Monday — 6:30 p.m., annual salad supper of South service; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible school closing Saturday — 11 a.m., wedding. >;bich included the first double Sixto Lezeano led off tbe seventh Friday — 6 p.m., 2x2s potiuck picnic; 7:30 p.m.. grounder to third that be beat ewt Cardinals 11, Cubs 10 eagle in Open history, Chen stood iniiing with hU second home run of for a bit. Third baseman Tim jit 6-under 134, tying the best the season off loser Don Carman, At Chicago, Andy Van Slyke Wallach fielded tbe grounder but 36-hole total in tournament history. 5 1 , to tie tbe score 2-2. DougFrobel belted a three-run homer in a threw tbe ball wildly past first " Nicklaus shot 134 at Baltrusol in followed with an infield single and four-run seventh and Joaquin base, allowing Santana to score the Services 4980 en route to winning his fourth was sacrificed to second by John­ Andujar became the major .Open. But on a sensational day for go-ahead run. nie LeMaster. Pinch hitter George league’s first 12-game winner golf — mild, partly cloudy and only Friday in leading the St. Louis B sspsI Hull, Center Street, Manches­ 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. A crowd of 35,422 turned out to Hendrick was walked intention­ a.m., nursery core provioed. enurch Roman Catholic 9:X o.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., occasionaly breezy — Nicklaus, 45, UPI piKXO Cardinals to an 11-10 victory over AMBinbllM of Qod school: 9:30 a.m., Sunday. (743-7696) ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:M o.m., holiness meeting; 7 p.m ., salvotlen welcome back former Expos’ hero ally, and one out later, Joe Orsulak a.m ., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel church school; 11 o.m., worship ser- meeting. (649-7787). bad his quest for a fifth title come the error-prone Chicago Cubs. Celvegr^___ Cherch (A ite m b lltt of Pirsi Cedgregetlsnet Chu ^ et Cev- Church et the Assumption, Adorns Tze-Chung Chen acknowledges the crowd after making Gary Carter, playing in Montreal singled to load tbe bases. enlnr, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. nwellng. Street at Thompson Rood, Manches­ to an end. Tom Lawless added a tw5nin Ood), 40o Bucklond Rood, Soufb Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ '''S e i X U $ S t i M e » y Church, 300 ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. par on the 10th hole of the first round of the U.S. Open. for tbe first tim e in a M eU ’ Larry Andersen relieved and Windsor. Rev. Konnotti L. Gustafson, ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. Saturday moss at 5; Sunday masses at Unitarian Univaraalitt Nicklaus shot a 73 for a two-day uniform. Carter, who went S-(or-S, Madlock greeted him with a single double in a three-iun sixth that put pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: 10:30 Church Lone House. Nursery care jBhOTBh’B WttnBBBBB Dupes, poster. Worship service: 9a.m. 7:M, 9 ,10:X ond noon. (643-3195) total of 149, which meant he missed Chen stayed hot Friday to lead after 36 holes. the CardinaU ahead to stay. The o.m., worship, child-cart and nursery; No church school during June, July Unllarian Uhivers4Misl Sedety-Basl, received a s t a ^ n g ovation tbe to left to score Frobel with the provided. (743-8487) Jshevuh's Wltneeses. 647 Tollond St. Bortheiemew’s Church, 741 E. tbe cut (or the flrat time since 1963. loss was the Cubs’ third straight, 7:00 p.m., tvtnine servlet of praise and Second Cenfregetleiiel Church, 385 and A u d t^ . Nursery will be provided. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. first time he came to the plate in winning run. •IMe preaching. (644-1103) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ (449-MM) Elinor Berko, minister. 10:X o.m., Other notables missing the cut another without a permanent yards at the par-4 fourth hole and a marking the first tim e this season N. Moln St., Manchester. The Rev. V. gregation BIMe Study, 7 p.m.; Thure- Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday the second liming but as tbe game Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m. worship South United Methodist Church, 1236 moss at 5 p.m.; Suhdaymassesatt:X, service. (646-5151) 'Included Lee Trevino, Craig home during his three years on the aeries of par-saving putts. they have lost three in a row. Tbe dav. Theocratic Ministry School Main St., Manchester. Or. Shephard S. A t the par-S second hole, where progressed, the cheers turned to service ond nursery for children to age (speoklnp course), 7 p.m.; Service 10 and 11 : X a.m. 'Stadler, Ben Crenshaw and Mas- American tour, hit only two greens Bravw 6, Rgdt 4 Cuba made five errors, resulting in Bapttot 8. (649-3863) Johhson, Dr. Paul Kroll, pastors. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., boos. meeting (ministry training), 7;50p.m.: Schedule: worship services, 10 a.m. •ters champion Bernhard Langer. over the first six holes Friday. he reco rtM the double eagle, Chen three unearned runs for the Cemniwiny aegtlsf Church, S85 E. Secend Ceeereeeilleeel Church et Sunday, Public BIMe Lecture, 9:30 Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Law gave Montreal a 1-0 lead in At AUanta, Ken Oberkfell scored Ceventiy, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Nursery tor proAChoelers. (6478141) r Chen, 24, a native of Taiwan who needed to sink an S-footer to save Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. a.m.; Watchtower Study, 18:35. (646- and Rev. Emilio P. Pbdelll, co-pastors. But over that stretch he was the fourth inning with hU second from flrst on a throwing error by (Uirdinals. Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. 1490) Saturday moss 5 p.m .; Sunday masses Jbas mov()d from one hotel to 2-under, thanks to a chip-ln from 20 par. school for all ages, kindergarten Regular schedule: 10 a.m ., worship; I at 7:X , 9 ,10:X and noon. (643-2403) through Grade 4 continuing during the a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church: 8:45 a.m., Mormon H. James Church, 896 Main St., service; 10:30 a.m., morning worship. church school, nursery to grade eight, jMTlth — CODMIVatlV* The Church et Jesus Christ et Manchester. Rev. Fronds Krukowskl, Nursery provided. (6434>S37) adult discuulon; 11 a.m., coffee and Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle Latter-day SMnts. M Woodslde St., Rev. DavM Boranowskl, Rev, Joseph SPEAKS PoHh i egtlrt Church, S3 Lake St., fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir: 4 Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reordon. p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. iqf Weaver is back Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, Saturday mosses at 4 and 6 :X p.m .; Plavin, roMM: Israel Tobotskv, can­ shop, 9:M o.m., sacrament meeting; Eugene a re iv B r The Weekend poetor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 senior church school and Plliwlm ter; Or. Leon Wind, robM emeritus. 10:15 a.m., Sunday school and prim­ Sunday masses at 7 :X , 9 , 10:X a.m., a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening fellowship. (743-6334) Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 9:45 ary; 11:40 a.m ., priesthood and relief noon, and 5 p.m. (643-41X) By Unltod Prats International "Without any changes at all, I service. (646S316) Tolceltvllle Csdurej eWsdel Church, a.m. Saturday. (6438563) sodetv. (6 4 ^ ) H . Mary Church, 1400 Main St., MB’S, Legion In action feel we can make up the seven Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, Coventry. Pother James J. William­ n rs i Bsotlst Church, 340 Hlllstown Religion la not a way of look- games and go right down to the Rood, Manchester. Or. C. Conley, Talcottville. Rev. Nancy Milton, pas­ son, pastor. Mosses Saturday at 5:15 Unbeaten Moriarty Brothers travels to Palmer Field In BALTIMORE — Earl Weaver potter. (649-7S09) tor. 10 a.m., worship service and JewMi — R«form p.m.; Sunday 9:X and 10:45 o.m.; I Ing at oortaln thlnga, but a oer* wire,” Weaver said. “ This ball- National Catholic Middletown Sunday (or a key Twilight League contest with Friday promised he would be tbe n rs t BaaNst Chogel et the Deaf, 240 church school. (64941815) nolvdavs, S:X and 7:X p.m. Confes­ tain way of looking at everyth­ club, situated the way it is today, is Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Temple Both HHlel, loot Pester St. 81. John’s PeNsh ttottenot Colhellc sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. (742-6655J ing. A true ohiki of Qod doea Mallove’s Jewelers at 7; 30 p.m. The defending playoff champion same Earl Weaver who led the Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7S43) Extension, South Windsor. Steven CiMwch, 23 Golwoy St., Manchester. Chorrt of SI. Maurice, t l Hebron Baltimore Orioles to (our World good enough to win tbe A L East.” CovBfwnt Chotlnover, roMH. Servicee, 8:15 p.m. Rev. Stanley M. Loncelo, paster. 9 Road, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford not take a few houra each week M B ’s are off to their hottest start in a decade with a 7-0 record. Weaver’s return was prompted each Friday; children's services, 7:45 Series, which means dirt and caps o.m ., mass. (643-5106) Curtin, postor. Saturday moss at 5 I to praotloe hIs religion. 8uoh a Manchester’s American Legion squad is busy looking for its as much by owner EMwaiB Bennett ChrlBtlBn SdBficB Trldltv CevsdUdt Church, 303 Hock- p.m. secend Friday of each month. p.m .; Sunday mosses at 7 :X , 9:15 and will fly and umpires should be motock St., Manchester. Rev. Norman conixpt would be similar to a first win this weekend. Post 102,0-4, hosts Torrington tonight at Williams’ impatience as tbe Ori­ Swenson. Hours; 8 and 11 a.m., 11 a.m . (6438444) ready to argue nose-to-nose. n rs t Church el Christ, Scientist, 447 person's taking a few hours Moriarty Field at 7; 30, before traveling to Windsor Locks Sunday oles’ 35M record. Weaver said be N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., services; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible Naiaiana 1 each week to be a husband, Weaver, wbo was hired from a church service, Sunday school, and school; 10:30 a.m., coffee hour and LutlMran Salvallon Anny for their Zone Eight opener with Windsor Locks at Southwest 2>A-year retirement to replace the arrived In Baltimore Wednesday care for small children. (649-1446) fellowship. (649-3U5) Church et the Nozarene, 236 Main St., wife, or parent. Park at 5 p.m. to see his children and grandchild­ Reading Room, 6S6A Center St., Mom Ceacerdtu Luthsraa Church (LCA), Manchester. Rev. Philip (Uwtto, senior fired Joe AltobelU, said at a packed 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Burton SglvattOP Army, 441 Main St., Man­ ren, and was summoned by Willi­ Chester. (649-8983) pastor; Rev. Herb Newell, minister of chester. Cdpl. and Mrs. Randall Dovis. One’s going to ohuroh la not news conference that he’d have Epiaeopal D. Strand, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. youth. 9:M o.m ., Sunday schoeii 10:48 ams to talk about becoming an Wonoerln, part-time pdstor. Summer his religion. It’s more akin to an butterflies in his stomach when be a.m., worship, cMidren's church and Radio and telavltlon highlights Orioles’ consultant. St. •eerue's Eplscepgl Church, 1150 schedule: 9 o.m., holy communion, nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise ser­ athlsta% attending a '‘skull aee- took tbe field for Friday night’s Church of Christ Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday 0 nursery care.T649-5311> vice, nursery. (646-8599) Sion". He then must tranalate game agalnat tbe Milwaukee “ I could say honestly to myself I Church et Christ, Lydall and Vernon a.m., Eucharist: 10 a.m. Holy Eucha­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 TODAY didn’t want to manage,” Weaver streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, rist, Rev. John Holllger, vicar. II a.m., Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dole H. what he learns Into thought, 1 p.m. — Dodgers vs. Astros, Channels 22, 30. Brewers, but that he’ll be tbe same minister. Sunday services: 9 a.i fellowship hour. Monday through Prl- Gustafson, pastor: Jeffrey S. Nelson, feisty manager Baltimore said. Pantacoatal ''K e ys word, and deed. 2 p.m. — Blue Jays vs. Red Sox — W n C radio. BIMe classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 p.m., doy, 4:45 p.m .: Wednesday, 9 a.m.. Intern; Rev. C. Henry Andersen, remembers. But soon Williams began flatter­ worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Holy Eucharlst.(643-9303) pdstor emeritus. Sunday schedule: United Penteceslnl Church, 187 2 p.m. — U.S. Open, Channels 8, 40. A Christian doee not leeve hla “ I know a lot of fans are hoping ing tbe white-haired former study. Nursery provided for all servl- St. M w v’s Eptscepot Church, Park l :X a.m., worship with communion on Woedbrlitae St., Monchestm. Rev. 4 p.m. — Tigers vs. Yankees, Channels 22, 30, W PO P. . (646-39(0) and Church streets, Manchester. Rev. first and third Sundays; 9:45 a.m., Marvin Stuart, minister. 18 a.m., To Success” home to praoMoe hla raUglon. A that I ’ll lose my temper and do the skipper, and talking about naming Charles Cloughen Jr, Interim pastor. Sunday church school; 11 o.m., wor­ Sunday schoel; 11 a.m., mornlna 7:30 p.m. — Mets vs. Expos, Channel 0, WKHT. him manager. Worship: 8 and 9:30 a.m .; church Chrletlan doea not leeve hla Of* things I used to do,” W eaver said, ship with communion on second and worshfp; 6 p.m., evening wersnlp; 7:30 ■ p.m. — USFL: New Jersey vs. Oakland, ESPN. “Something in me said, ‘OK CongrBgaliofial school, 9:30 a.m .) bobysHtlng, 9 :IS to fdurih Sundays, nurserv.(643-1193> n.m.,Mblesludv (Wednesday); fp.m.. 6 bU: floe, factory, or bualneaa to laughing about tbe days when be 11:15 a.m.: Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m. Latvian URberon Church of Mon- Ladies' prayer (Thursday); > p.m.. praotloe hla religion. A Chrle­ 0 p.m. — Boxing; Plnklon Thomas vs. Mike Weaver, HBO. used to kick Infield dirt on tbe Earl, have some (lu, try to win Betted CedBreaaNeddl Church, 231 every Wednesday. (649-4583) <*88 ^ ^21 Gordon St., Monchester. Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. some games and see what Belten Center Rood, at (he Green, Youth service (Frid a y). (6498840) tlan doea not leave the olea- umpires and bis cap into left field. BoKen. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Prince et Pence Lutheran Church. sroom to praotloe hla religion. SUNDAY “We’ll Just have to see what happens,’” he said. Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, O O B ptl Route 31 ond North River Rood, Chrletlonlty la a way of life to be 12; so p.m. — Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix, EISPN. happens. The second piteh I might Weaver said contract nefotia- nursery, church school; 11 a.m., Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wllkens, pastor. 9 Praabytarlan 647-8301 tions, whhdi will make him tbe tellewship: 1I;1S a.m., forum pro- Church of the Uvthu Oed, on am., Sunday school; W:tS o.m., for ani Important praoUoad af hgme. In aohool, on 1 p.m. — Michigan 400, Channel 3. say,’Hey, that was a strike’, and grom. (649-7877 ettlce or 647-8871 evongelloal, tull-dospel church, Ro- worsMp service. (741-7MI) Coventry Preshyterlgn Churieh, the Job, at play. In tho neighbor^ 1:30 p .m .— MeU vs. Expos. Channel 9, WKHT. away I'll go.” h lg b ^ paid manager in beaeball, porsengge. herison School, N i s ^ School Street, Route 44 end Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ racordod nHMsago t p.m. — Blue Jays vs. Red Sox, Channels 22, 30, 38, WTTC Weaver said he was sure the took “ dye minutea and no longer.” CiMir CsPBrspetlspet Church, 11 Manchester. Rev. Dovtd W. Mullen, (Missouri Synod), Cooper ondHIoh try. Rev. Brad Evans, p ^ o r. Sundoy, hocid, - oven In solitude. A n y -_ Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newril H. postisr. Meetina Sundovs, 18 to 11:M streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. 9:Ma.m., worship) )e:4Sa.m., Sunday thing laaa baoomee hypoorlay, radio. Orioles bad tbe talent to catch the Weaver ranks third among ma­ r., senior poster; Rev. Robert a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. KuM, WMter. 9:M o.m.. Divine wor­ of. Molt. 23. 2 p.m. — 'ngers vs. Yankees, Channel 11, W POP. American League East-leading jor league managers with a JM j mlnisler et vtsltotlens; Rev. Pull •usM Ipterdehemthuttepul ship: 10:45 o.m. Sunday schoM: HMv UPI pOoIO. lifetime winning percentage. IQ . Stmpeen, pastor emeritus; gusrih 745^ln St.. Manchester. Rev. Communion first and third Sunday. 2 p.m. - U.8. Open. ChanneU S, 40. ^ Toronto, maybe even by the P h ilip . Sounders. Sunday, 10:30 a.m., Under Weaver, the Ortolea won R8 Michoel C. Thornton, associate paster. 4:30 p.m. — Boxing: Edwin Rosario vs. Frankie Randall, Bsitimore manager Earl Weaver supplies hla own brantj All-Star break. Tbe fourth-place 18 a.m., worship service sanctuary; M adult BIMe study and Sunday school; 7 43 Spruce St., MdneheMer. Rev,' Ri­ jcHURCN CHRIST Orioles were seven games behind gamee or more 12 times In 14 years. am . chMch sdteal. (647-tMi) p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 chard Gray, poster. 18:n o.m ., war- OF Channel 22. of wit and wisdom In a press conference while being Including five seasons of more than nrst CsPBriBiWedet Church ettm- p.m., special BIMe studies; Wednes­ * , nursery, 9:1S o.m ., Sun- LydflE and VsOnon 5 ILm. - CART PortUnd 200, ESPN. the Blue Jays before Friday's d e w . Route 4, Andover. Rev. Richard day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. ; 7'p.m., Informal wenMp. re>named head honcho for the Orioles. game. 188 victories. H. Toylar, potior. Sunday worship: 11 Prayer line. 6468731,34 hours. nienec MANCHECTER HERALD, gfiV«T#y, l» — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 15, IW ■ ■ I Toronto not sure what to do with NHL No. 1 pICK Hunidng boom has te^ of time Day race, to name a few, Tbe Detroit will go next and while Tbo "ruimlni tions to the continued longevity of sity in PhiUdelphia, who has a defenseman Wendel Clark. speedster — and Ontario Hockey with Vancouver — have Nos. 8, 9 very quick 3:90 1900 meter to his club’s social and “ fun running" Bv LIto Horrl* syn, a mobile, 6-foot-2, 197 pounds League's London (Ontario) right and?. scout Billy Dea said “ it's no leccpt boom’’ has woo- the “ running boom " in tbe area. out of the rough Western Hockey Calling Simpson “ the most tal­ that we have to shore up oj|r c r ^ t . calendar is Just as full, comprising United Prete International winger Jim Sandlak will In aome Hartford is looking for a strong, 'ttarod Um tost such events as the Champagne League. ented player in the draft. Pitts­ defense," the Red Wings have been THE MAC, FORMED IN ISM, is order comprise the top four. aggressive defenseman and a "pt tim o. Bo Run (New Year’s Day), tbe S X TORONTO — The Toronto Ma­ There are indications that Michi­ burgh general manager Eddie plagued by Inoonslatent goaltei\d- the more competitively oriented of MAC’S SISTER CLUB. THE Sandlak can play center and is center capable ol generating a lot much 80 Uiat 1-mlle nnlxed lio-year-old relay, a ple Leafs, experts at choking all gan State center Craig Simpson is Johnston said; ing in a good year tar Bvallal{]e O n th e Run the two organizations. According SILK CITY STRIDERS. funcUons therefore high on the list of the of offense. The Whalers, with the 'tho expression party run, a G rou ^ Hog Day Run, top-rated by the NHL's Central “ I would be very surprised if goalies. •• to President Dave Kittredge, the within a less competitive frame­ season, are now gagged. Vancouver Canucks, drafting No. 5 pick, have reportedly been has become e and the Know Your Pace Rgce. The Leafs, by virtue of their last Scouting Bureau, which does not Toronto lets him go. 'The only cliche, ayn- Qreg Bsst club's primary aim is to “ provide a work, and offers a more cross- potential 75-90 point guy in the fourth but picking behind the looking at either Wolanin or sectional view of Manchester's The club also bolds a yearly place finish this past season, hold release its rankings for center-left wing Dan Gratton of the As a rule, goalies don't go tM "Unomous with structered setting where runners draft is Simpson.” Devils who need offense. running scene. Founded in 1979 (m potluck supper, Christmas ban­ the No. 1 pick in today’s annual publication. OHL's Oshawa Generals. high (recent exceptions beitg ~4litence run- and weightmen can come together Picking third. New Jersey Direc­ OHL Kitchener defenseman a social/famlly oriented premise, quet and summer pl(mic. NHL entry draft but their cantan­ In any event, the 6-2, 180-pound Rangers GM Craig Patrick is ^ m on ton 's Grant Fuhr No. 8 to Bing'8 meteoric for training and competition." The tor of Player Personel Marshall Craig Wolanin and left wing Dave the Striders have 129 members of Although the Striders’ emphasis kerous owner Harold Ballard has Simpson, with 31 goals and S3 fairly satisfied with his defensive 1981 and Tom Barrasso fifth In Hoe to populer- club is composed largely of high Johnston said the Devils will take Latta may round out the top varying abilities, ranging from the is a social one, tbe comprative refused to disclose or let his assists in 42 games last year as a 19SS), but three are expected to go ' Ry In the iSTO'a school and college athletes, but the “ best athlete available, re­ haU-doxen prospects. All are 18- and goaltending prospects. The level of the club has increased employees even hint at who will be sophomore, will likely be among in the first round — Kay Whltmoiye Manchester was better prepared would like to attract serious older recreational Jogger to tbe serious y9AiM>kUi. North Stars had to unload Gilles ite continued growth in the dramatically over the past year, f n 6 D w i t o n chosen first. the first two players taken. Pitts­ gardless of position." of OHL Peterborough, Troy Gam­ than most communities for road runners as well. Members live road racer, aged SVt months to 70 Who is that? Common consensus Hartford, Minnesota and the Meloche because of they have ess-minded 'SOs. In a countiv bolstered by the recent addition ol Toronto coach Dan Maloney burgh (drafting second) has said it three major-league goalies on ble of WHL Medicine Hat and OHL S running's arrival, due to a long­ rimarlly in Manchester, East years. Stiaa Rapreaentatlva is that Simpson. Murxyn. Clark — a New York Rangers — the latter Brhere cravings change iike Cyndi Russ Blatt and Chris Nelson, two reportedly is high on Calgary would swoop him up if Toronto opts Toronto's Sean Burke. , standing love affair with its own lartford and Vernon and are The purpose of the club, accord­ h,rH.hitting 5-11, 187- pound two still needing coaches along roster. Lauper's hair coior, this pheno­ sub SS-minute lOK runners. The Wrangler defenseman Dana Mur- for either Murxyn or Saskatoon Thonksgiving Day Road Race, and directedS by George Suitor, bead ing to President Jeff Thornton menon's stubborn retusal to disap- club also boasts fine female BUICK8 has confounded society's to the close proximity of the sport's cross country and track coach at (paraphrasing from the club’s runners, including Karen Saund­ trend setters, who can't under­ most visible advertisement, the Manchester High. charter) Is to “ promote social and 1M4SNYUUIK recreational aiitivities. fellowship ers and marathoner Janit Ro- stand the mass appeai of a Boston Marathon. These'roots are MAC’S geld and red singlets are 2 Dost Csopo mayuko, champion age-class DBSttime that demsnils so much responsible for the increasingly easily identifiable at area road and spirit between those interested Economical standard shift. 4 oylln-1 swimmer Mel Siebold, young time, sweat and energy. high profile of distance running races, invariably grouped together in running, and to further the dors, AM/FM radio, 4,300 miles, | speedster Steve Melocowski and White America's passions for hot here, and should provide fertile at or near the front of the pack. interests of the sport." ds* blue , 5433^ triathletes Rick Gowen and Ken pants, streaking and disco have ground for its future growth. Several events have become tradi­ While road running Is tbe club’s SCOREBOARD primary interest, many nnembers Forzley round out the competitive —come and gone, road runners have Manchester's expanding invol­ tional “ musts" for the club, 1M3IIEQM. enjoy "cross training”, adding alter-ego of tbe organisation. ..steadfastly refused to bang up vement in the running pheno­ including tbe Thanksgiving Day t lasr Cassa Pavns Stewart bicycling and swimming to their Information about these clubs Air conditioning. 26,000 miles, 3-6 | IP H E BB as SO Fuzzy Zoellsr 'Jta ir Hikes. menon is readily appsrant, a fact race, the MCC Relays lOK, and The Lao arboIoo running regimens in order to can be obtained by calling Dave V6 engine, excellent condition, Skeefsr Heath The “boom" took most of the exemplified by the sheer numbers Brew Run, held every summer in K9UM (W 45) 9 1 2 1 2 4 ____-141 Kittredge (Manchester Athletic sharp white with burgundy trim Andy Bean of runners on the roads, the Brewster, Mass. In addition, they incorporate triathalons into the SoftbaU little League Jock Renner 734S-M1 iidBuntry by storm. No sooner had a u b ) at 875-2961 or Jeff Thornton 86466A LONG SHOTS NI*ro(L 57) 415 6 5 5 4 3 7371— 141 ;;fiotorists survived the decade of enthusiastic support of residents at will enter several relay teams and yearly racing schedule.^ Mcthle 1 1 1 1 0 Bill Glasson (Silk City Striders) at 649-9338. Bobby Wodklns the moped when they found them- the Thanksgiving Day Road Race, individuals in next week’s MCC The Striders’ itinerSy is a Solano in 4 3 3 1 3 Danny Edwards crowded one, and includes tbe 1M3 RIVERA Oowlov 00-1 3 1 0 1 0 Seve Ballesteros EOlves vying for space on the roads and the establishment of the MCC Relays. tOsorCs’"* NwthMrn Amtrlcan Solano pttchedto2bottsrsln9th. 71-71— 142 Two club members to watch are Albany 30K Road Race, tbe Tol­ One ot our t .g g i hasall I Golfs best drivers WP— Nlskro. PK -^loscla. Ballsy. Dick Mast “ trith hundreds of their neighbors Relays. Our town is also home to Manchester’s Randy Poulin won Dm k Mochlnt topped Monchostar Town Fire nipped Army and Now two excellent running clubs, the recent Trinity graduate Dave land, Vernon and Bolton Road the extras - w llW M , ds* blue-1 Club, 4-3, at Waddell School Friday. T — 2:4S. A— 21.141. • out for their morning Jog. Much of tbe Silk City Striders’ a u b Invita­ on Hoot, 4-3, at Robortion Park Friday Amrican never heard the freight Manchester Athletic O ub (MAC) Barry (3:93 1900 meter; 1:93 800 Races, tbe Bay State and Silk City /blue vinyl tc,. night. Bill Munroo tmothod a homtr Winning pitcher Gregory Greer t p s ^ Triathalons, tbe Cape Cod Relays tional Road Race held on June 2 at «S380A a three-hitter and rapped the only hit train coming, and few of those who and the Silk City Striders, which meter bests) and Steve Kittredge, and two tingin, whllo John Johnson PIratta&PMIIIaaZ G ym nastics and of course the Thanksgiving MCC with a time of 34; 22. and Oonnv Shootor ripped three hits for the Town Fire. Mike Islleb olso M had time to get off the tracks. have made significant contribu­ a student at St. Joseph’s Univer­ each to lead the winners. Steve played well. Nad Moulton was the IM S CENTURY Cosuant roped a pair of safeties for the hard-luck loser on the mound for Army Ayg. yor4ia PNILAOBLPHIA PITTSBURGH 4 OlSf 8i 4m and Now. Luke Bittner ployed well. ObrhM ObrhM Herd to find model, elr condition- Bob a Marla's Plziadowned LM Gill, Bill QlooetNi Samuel 2b 4 0 1 0 Ray 3b 3 13 1 Patti Dunna'a School ing, V6 engine, cruise control beige | S-S, at Robertson. Bob Onthonk InUrnatloml Schu 3b 3 0 0 0 Oraulok cf 1 0 1 0 wim daiX brown trim cracked a homer and two singles, while Boland Brothers shaded Ansaldl's. Fro4l Couplae Hayes cf 4 0 10 Modlck 3b 4 0 1 1 PaftI Dunne's School of Gvmno< sporta in~B^ I Thomas to defend WBC title #2124 Dennis Miller and Bill Tedford also 5-4, In seven Innings ot Leber Field. Pat Curt Byrum Schmidt 1b 3 0 0 0 Thmpsn 1b 1 0 0 0 tics Clou III COA teem., recently collected three hits each to spark Bob Kelley come around to score the Wilson rf 4 0 0 0 Psno C 4 0competed 10 In the CGA Stats Chomplom a Marie's. Barry Bernstein, Paul Bloln winning run on an overthrow. Pet^ Lon tUnklo Tskuivs p 0 0 0 0 Lszcono rf 4 1 1 1 ships of Haddam-Kllllneworfh. ThIP Bv United Press International champ Larry Holmes and WBA as Holmes attempts to wind down 1M2 REOAL ond Jerry Kennedy chipped In with two Virgil c 4 0 0 0 Frobel If 4 110 teen schools from across the state foo| hits apiece for the victors. For LM Gill. Dettore, O.J. Cromwell and Mika Qrog Norman champ Tony Tubbs. and end bis career without a loss. 2 Deer Csupe Mortin lined singles for Ansaldl's. (iGross If 2 11 0 LsMostr u 3 0 1 0 PCHTt. • One owner, V6 engine, A/C, stereo, I Jim O'Brien, Gary Deslorlals, Mike Tom Purtzor Jsttz ss 3 1 1 0 DeLeon p 1 0 0 0 Those taking honors Included: Mm Manchester hooters In action LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Veteran Thomas, 27, of Wyncote, Pa., Ivnda Mortlnelll, fifth on the beamfami Don Manuel, Weaver’s man­ P/8, P/B. Landau top, defogger, f Haoly ond Dan Brlmly banged out two InL Farm Joey Sinsialar Dloz ph 1 0 0 0 Hndrck ^ 0 0 0 0 trainer Angelo Dundee analyzed weighed in Friday at 220‘/4 pounds, hits each. p 3 0 0 0 Robiroon p 0 0 0 0 Lynn (labrisi, fourth In vaulting; anflsnA Manchester under 23 (years of age) soccer team in the ager, agreed with Thomas that the chrome plated wheels, light |ede. Andy Boon KOrota lonp while Weaver, ranked as the No. 1 Standings; Manchester Property Ansaldl's trounced ■oloi^Brotheix, Corcorn ph 1 0 1 2 Nicole Feltman, second vault, seconfl Connecticut Soccer League will host the Hartford Portuguese World Boxing Council heavy­ bout will fall short of 12 rounds. •6390A Maintenance 4-1. LM Gill 5-1, Manches­ 14-7, at verplonck Field. Mott welnicki Jhn Don! ■"111 Carman p 0 0 0 0 bars, first beam and second all5rounihJHA weight champion Pihklon Thomas contender by both the WBC and ter Police Union 5^2, Dean Mochlne4-3, ______« Sunday night at 6:30 p.m. at Charter Oak Field. socked three hits ond drove in three SSoc O'OrwIy Andsrsn p 0 0 0 0 this way; "H e’s the best heavy­ WBA, tipped tbe scales at 221'A “Thomas is in big trouble,” lRt2 REOAL LIMITED Cox Cable 3-4, Bof rocllffe's Amoco 3-4, runs, while Corky Couohlln odded Maddox cf 1 0 0 0 The team consists of former Manchester High and East Trosh-Awav 2-4, Glbsoii's Gym 35, Bob three hits for AnsoJ^s. Eric '‘'I'lfh a 1 5 3 TsION a 3 S 3 weight out there." p o u n ^. Weaver said. “ It won’tgo 12. It will 2 Dlif ClSBi a Marie's Pliia 2-4, Manchester Oil provided excellant defense ot^ Phil Motw*3a^3------3 Transactions , Catholic players, Including John Janenda, Eric Wallert and Ed The problem, of course, is that Thomas, with a record of 29-0-1 be an alley figbt. Tbere won’t be Jedestone color, V6, A/T, A/C. P/B, Heat 1-5. Smith pitched well In relW. RohW* NEA GRAPHIC O aiswax— O IO ia -3 3 M Ansaldi. with 20 knockouts, says be respects any finesse. Tbey will will try to P/8, stereo, Landau top, spilt seat, | Cole, Kevin Bargdorf ond Mike Reldy (iome-wlnnlne RBI— Madlock (1). Thomas, who won his croirn with a starred offensively for Boland. Weaver as a man, but “ once we get destroy each other.” #2104 NIki Hitting the bali solidly is only the beginning. None ol the hardest drivers on E— Thompson. DP— Pittsburgh 1. 12-round decision over Tim With­ LOB— Phllodslphla 7. Pittsburgh 7.2B— MMball erspoon last Aug. 31, is Just one of Into the ring, he’s on my turf.” The only blemish on Thomas’ Washington Social Club scored two Rooklaa the PGA Tour (in 1984) — from Bili Glasson to Mac O'Grady — is consid­ Roy. 3B— Corcoran. HR— Roy (2), Chloogo (AL) — Rtcolltd pitchtr JuoA Covergirls In benefit game “ Mike Weaver will fall before 12 Lezeono (2). SB— Samuel (IS), Pena (3). three heavyweight champions in record is a lO-round draw with 1M2 SKYLARK CUSTOM runs In the sixth Inning to clinch a 3-1 Sunnyslde Up beat East of the River, ered a legend. But whenever they tee-off, its virtually always a flying start. AooSorrom Buffalo of tho IntorncrtloncI (rounds)," Thomas said. “ I am ADssrSstfsir win over Nals Johnson Insurance at 14-13, at Nothon Hole School. Corey S— DeLeon, LsAAostsr. NEW BRITAIN — The Hollywood Covergirls, a group of lovely an absurdly confusing title Gerrie Coetsee on Jan. 22,1963. Nike Field. Jon Droblok drilled three going to knock him out. The Front wheel drive; A/C, P/8, P/B, re-1 Wry, Aaron Delaney, Henry Brown, PtUl^phla'— Signed .^chm Trey and athletic actresses and models featuring former Miss situation. dio, 4 cylinder ges saver. hits and Carl Bulaclus hod two for the Emma Deloney a n d ^ro h oH IP H RBRBBSO McCall, their first-round plek In the trig In addition to Thomas, who championship belt is mine and Weaver, a cpiiet roan who winners. For Nals, Horry Johnson and ployed well for the 44) victors. For the Smolly ph 10 0 0 Slought c 4 0 10 PMIodelpMa Connecticut (1979) Mary Beth Lombardi of Vernon, will take on #2002 Bob PIccIn rapped two safeties each. Gogm ss 3 0 0 0 O . 'B i ^ 1b 4 1 1 0 K. (iross 4 4 1 1 2 5 defends bis crown for the first time nobody Is going to get it.” relaxes by playing the piano, losers, Joe Sclafonice ond Jon Pontlllo NL atandlnga °^p!ttstK)rah — Named Willie Storgell the Connectirat Media All-Stars in a benefit softball game at wonders If be can become tbe third Standings: Gentle Touch Cor Wosh ployed well Frank Bruno vs. New York at Montreal Ctsvetoxd 3a8M88X— 4 AAenriphls J43 399 » 48496A safeties, while Chuck Huntington con­ Anders Eklund,iaheavyweloMs. Phllodalphla ot Pittsburgh Gomewlnnlne RBI— Jacoby (2). IP H RERBBSO Baltimore J31 l a 340 named Willie Stargell as first base coacb. Navy Yard along with police and tributed a pair. June 30 at Los Vegas — c-JImmy Paul Ondnnoll at Atlanta E— Franco 2. DP— Oaklond 2, Cleve­ a I eirts Jocksonville JOO 345 W Stargell was to be in uniform for Friday night’s game against other vessels. ISOS OLDS CUTLASS Stondlngs: Acadia 4-1, JHC 5-1, Andjr (W 1M) 515 7 4 3 4 4 Orlando vs. Robin Bkika, 15, IBF lightweight title. Los Angelas at Houston, ntght land 1. LOB—Oakland 7, Clevsiand 3. .2X a i ^ Philadelphia at Three Rivers Stadium, Pirates executive vice Courageous HI arrived in Boston 2 98 6 0 Memorial Comer Store 4-3, Nutmeg July 14 at Monte Carlo — c-MItton 3B— Franco, Collins, Bochte. SB— Compbelt 25 1 1 1 2 1 Wettarn Ceoltrenee tU P K N E - l rC M Mechonlcol 3-4, Stephenson Pointing McCrory vs. Carlos Trullllo, 13 WBC Collins (XI.HIIK D. Lahti 225 7 3 3 1 2 x-Oakland .719 4M 3b9 President Joe L. Brown said. from modifications and equipment One owner; VO, A/T, P/B, IP/8, 3-4, Army and Now Club 3-4, Purdy wslleriiseleht title. Forsch (SI) 15 0 0 0 0 0 x-Dsnver 11 5 0 AM 410 384 Stargell, 44, played the outfield and first base for the Pirates outfitting in Newport, R.I., where stereo, 30,280 mllee, sherpll Corporation 3-3, Droco Dragons 0-7. July X at Norfolk, Va. — Pemell Aaiarlean Laagua raaulta IP H RBRBBSO CMoege Houston 9 7 0 A43 474 a s Australia wrestled tbe historic 86121A Whttaker vs. Bobby Johnson, a (Mdexd Ruthven (L 3-5) 5 8 4 4 2 1 Arizona 7 9 0 AM 227 p from 1962-82, leading the Pirates to World Championships in 1971 llghtwelghls: Evandsr Holyfleld vs. Krueger (L 37) 1 15 4 4 4 1 0 Sorensen 1 0 0 0 0 0 Portland 5 11 0 513 m M4 and 1979. He made the All-Star team seven times and wap sailing prize away from the United I, llghf heovywolgls; Langford 433 1 0 0 0 3 Brusstar 1 3 4 4 1 0 Son Antonio 4 13 0 .2 » 254 M4 States in 1983 for tbe flrst time in its ISOS OLDS CUTLASS Wm m h ’s Rac 'vrone Booze, Rad8ox4BluaJaya1 oo-Most Valuable Player in 1979. Meidrick Taylor vs. Roberto Medina, Onttveree 3 0 0 0 0 2 Frazier 2 0 1 0 2 0 Los Angeles 3 13 0 .1M 244 ^S 152-year history. ailM-4l68rl6daE Renn's edged Tologa, 4-3, at Chorter 4. Ilghtwalehtv Ruthven pitched to 3 batters In 4th: x-dhiched ptayeH berth From wheel drive; A/C. P/8. P/B. | Oak Reid. Jill Capello smocked four TOROflTO BOSTON BIvtevelnw S5) 9 5 10 1 7 Compbell pitched to 1 batters In 7th. Earlier, the yacht underwent (ustprooted, body side moldliws, hits, while Lauro Schoustar adiM July 21 ol St. Vincent, Holy — c-Gane obrhM ebrbM HBP— by Franco (Krueger). T — 2:14. WP— Andular, Lahti, Frazier. T — (All Thnss RDT) rigorous testing in Bermuda dur­ defogger, wire wheels, beeutifun three for Renn's. Sue Leslie paced the Hatcher vs. Ubaldo Sacco. 15, WBA Gordo 2b 5 0 1 0 Lyom cf 4 110 3:14. A— 34,745. Denver at Portland, 10 p.m. ■ ing tbe winter months against losers with three hits. lunlor welter weight tttts. Mulinks 3b 4 0 1 0 Boggs 3b 2 2 2 1 Sdlurdov's Gomes 86322A July n at Aftantlc Oty — Robert AAoseby cf 4 0 1 0 Rtes It 4 0 0 0 Orlando at Baltimore, 4 p.m. . Cards’ Pendleton sidelined Defender, another former compet­ Follsy vs. LlonsI Bvorm, 10, light Upshaw 1b 4 1 1 0 Bucknr 1b 4 0 2 0 Arizona at Lot Angeles, 8 p.m. • itor for the cup. ISOS OLDS CUTLASS Expas5,Msts4 CHICAGO — St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Terry heavyweights. _ . . Ball If 4 0 3 0 Easier dh 4 0 2 2 OrMM 8. B rn rirs 3 Birmingham at Tampa Boy, 8 p.m. * The (Courageous Syndicate said CmU-4l6orS6d8a i Waat Rida July X at Atlantic Oty — Colvin Malszk dh 4 0 0 1 Evans rf 4 110 New Jersey at Ooklond, 8 p.m. ! Pendleton suffered a pulled hamstring in Friday’s game against Whitt c 4 0 1 0 Osdman c 1 00 1 It chose Bermuda for its testing Front wheel drlvr, A/C, P/8, P/B, 6 Grove vs. Irvin Mitchell, 13 feather­ NBW YORK MOI4TRRAL JocksonvllleatMefnphlt,9p.m. , cylinder, stereo, defogger, power Blue Ox outsluggad Rad-Lae, 20-14, at weights. Barfield rf 4 0 0 0 Barrett 3b 3 0 0 0 MILWAUKBB BALTIMORE ObrhM ObrhM Mexdev*s d umes the Chicago Cubs and will be out for an “extended period” because tbe winter comUtioiis Pogonl Field. Bill Brldgamon boomed Awiuel 10 at Las Vegas — c-Joss Luis FsnwKtz ss3 0 3 0 Hoffmn as 2 0 0 0 jrh M ObrhM Wilson cl 5 0 2 0 Raines If 3 3 10 San Antonio at Houston, 8 p.m. • according to the Cardinals. antenna, light blue, ehorpll five hits for Blue Ox, while Tom BIshM Ramirez vs. Hector Camacho, 12, WBC Gullarn aeO 0 0 0 Molltor a 4 0 0 0 Lacy rf 2 110 Chapmn a 4 0 0 0 Low a 1332 PHdov, Jitnell approximate those of the Indian #2122 added throe. Roy Purtall homerad and Ughtwolaht tttla. TeMs 14 1 II 1 TeleN X 4 S 4 Riles ss 3 10 0 Sheibv rf 10 0 0 Hrnndz lb 4 10 0 Dawson rf 5 0 1 0 Los Angeles at Orlando, 8 p.m. I Pendleton suffered the pulled left hamstring while attempting OicMn off Freemantle, Australia, singled and Bob Ellsworth tripled and TeroRle OWSISMO— 1 Cooper 1b 4 1 1 0 O w ^ If 5 0 2 4 Cortar c 1110 Driestn 1b 5 0 2 3 Sefordoy, June a to field Lron Durham’s bloop double down the left field line in the where tbe 1987 cup races will be singled. Bob Gauthier and Andy Lutt Beetew SliSSSMx— 4 Yount If 4 0 0 0 RIpksn ss 5 1 0 0 Chrtins rf 4 1 1 0 Brooks ss 3 0 1 0 Arizona at Memphis, 8 p.m. • ISOS MERCURY CAPRI paced Red-Lee with three hits each. Game-wtnnbie RBI — Easier (5). Shnmons c 4 1 1 2 Murray 1b 5 1 1 0 Heep If 4 0 11 Wallach a 4 0 1 0 Sundey, juneM fifth inning of tbe game. held. ‘V C 6 6 M Spencer Moore chipped In with a pair. DP— Toronto 1. LOB— Toronfo 9, Bos­ Ogllvle rf 3 0 0 0 Lynn cf 5 13 3 Knighf a 1 0 0 1 Wnnngh cf 4 0 0 0 Birmingham at New Jersey, liMp.rn! As an example, the syndicate 6 cylinder, 3 door hatchback. Standings: Word Manufacturing 74), Baseball ton 3 2S— Buckner, Evans, Whitt, Schrodr dhlO 1 0 Sheeta dh 4 110 Santana ss 4 1 2 1 FHzgerld c 3 0 0 0 DenveratJacktonvllls,2:30p.m. • said. Courageous and her crew 23,160 mHee, A/C. A/T. P/8. P/B, Elks Club 33, Blue Ox 4-3, North United Lyons, Boggs. Easier. SB— Maluszsk Gontner a 4 0 0 1 Gross a 2 2 10 Gooden p 4 0 10 Fronen ph 1 0 0 0 Portland at San Antonio, 2:M p.m. • stereo (save) Methodist 3-4, Rad-Lee 3-4, Delmar Co. (1). Mannng cf 4 0 0 0 Sakata a 0000 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 Bulsra c 0 0 0 0 Tampa Boy at Baltimore, 2:30p.m. ; Houston Oilers courting Mike Rosier were at times ravaged by winds of 34, Mudvilla Nine 2-5, Belllvaou Point­ . IP H RBR BBSO Dausr a 4 100 ScMraMI p 0 0 0 0 Hesketh p 3 0 0 0 nearly 90 knots during the Ber­ ing 04. Dempsey c4 1 3 2 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Dllone ph 10 0 0 Oakland at Houston, 8 p.m. ■ HOUSTON — The agent for USFL running back Mike Rosier UFIpholo 1002 OLDS CUTLAU AL atandlnga CtancTa 34) 7 S 4 4 3 1 TeteN a 3 4 8 TeMs a 9 13 8 Lucas p 0 0 0 0 muda winter testing. Museelman 1 0 0 0 0 3 MBweskss i a t a t t » - t WoMfrd ph 0 0 0 0 said the odds that Rosier will sign with tbe Houston Oilers have (Courageous in has been was AiTieri(Hi’6 Cup Race contender Courageoue III entera I U n « K - 4 l 8a rlo i8B BoHlmerg satwtts— 9 Newmn pr 0 1 0 0 improved substantially after tbe NFL team’s latest contract rebuilt to compete with tbe new 26520 mllae, V6. A/T, A/C. P/8. | Paianl I Cesbi gpMss net tnetwdsd) Boyd (W 04) 9 11 1 1 1 4 Gome winning RBI — Dwyer (2). TetaN as 18 3 TetaN ” ** » Boeton Hartx>r as it begins training and fund-raising P/B, radio, crulea control, power Aide's Pizza hung on fo boot Hungry WP— CJoncy. T— 3:M. A— 314S1. E Dempesy. Molltar, Murray. DP— Basketball offer. wave of yachts modeled on the door locks. fuK vinyl roof. W L Pci. GS Mlheoukee 1. LOG—Milwaukee 4, Art Wilkinson, who met Thursday with Oilers general manager Australia D winged keel, which preparations for the Cup races to be held In Perth, Tiger, M , of Pogonl. Ed B o n ^ d le r — New Yerh 8M8M8IB— 4 #2107 . sfrohed two hits for Aldo's, while Stave Toronto 38 31 444 BoHImare 9. 2B— Simmons, Dempsey MexNegl 8MHS81B— 5 Ladd Herseg, earlier placed the odds at 26-60 Rosier would sign won tbe Australians the cup in 1962. Western Australia in 1987. Poetue hod o poir for the U ^ s . Detroit 33 24 .571 4’/i TIgara 4. Yankaaa 0 2, Dwm . SB— Murray (1). Oome-wlnnlnu RBI— Drissssn (4). Manchester Cycle 74), Aide s Pino aoiton 32 36 .552 S’/! E— Wallach. DP— New York 1, Mont­ with Houston. ISOIOLDSSOREOENCY 4-1, Monchastor JCs 3-3, Jonas Lands­ Boltlmors 31 36 J44 6 IP H RBRBBSO real 1. LOB— New York 10, Montreal 9. USBL atandlnga New York 38 38 JDO »'/t DETROIT NEW YORK "I’m Impressed with the Oilers’ offer, and from a cursory caping 3-4, Hungry Tiger 2-4, ^ n ' s 2B— Wtlsen. HR-Lznv (3). 8B-Ralnes3 Examination, I think the odds have improved to about 50-50,” A reel beaid)fM.%^ower, 0 pc#-1 Tavern 3-5, Allstate Business Machines Milwaukee 27 2* .482 ,r/i irhOt gbrbbi Vukveh (L 34) 315 n9)> Wllsen (17), Carter (1), Brooks (1). W L Pci. senger, full size. De* blue/blue | 1-S, Greater Hartford Realty 3-5. Cleveland » 37 551 17 Whitakr 3b4 0 0 0 Hendrtn ct4 0 1 0 m 333 SP-Knightf Onus on Hersche! Walker SprlngfleM S 3 AM Wilkinson said. virqritop. , , West Trmmll as 5 0 1 0 Wynsear c 1 0 0 0 1 IP H RBRBBSO Wildwood 32 3 Californio 33 36 452 — GIbaon rf 5 1 2 1 MAm Iv 1b 4 0 2 0 4 3 ATI 1 New Y e * New Jersey 5 4 AM Reeves will quarteritack the Gen­ Chlcaoo 30 35 J45 '/4 Porrlah c 3 0 0 0 Whinold rf 4 0 1 0 Gooden S 4 1 3 4 11 Rhode Nkmd By william O. Murrov The Invaders have yielded just IfO l PONT. ORAND PRIX Kontoe Cttv M 27 436 IVi Lemon cf 4 0 0 0 Baylor dh 3 0 0 0 Dovta (W 32) 9 4 3 3 4 5 Stok (L 1-5) 0 0 2 3 3 0 Leno Island 4 4 iao Unltad Press IntamoNoiMil 96 yards on tbe ground per ganne erals. In his first sUrt last week. 0*lond 28 » 483 4 Gorbey dh 4 1 1 1 OrtfiNy If 4 0 1 0 HBP— by Cecenower (Sheets). ScMraMI 25 1 0 0 0 0 Connectlait 3 3 AM Lsmisux unanimous rookla star with a swarming defense. Reeves relied heavily on short 2 i H f Cm m MInneeoto 25 31 .446 6 Herndon If 4 1 11 Rndiph 2b 3 00 0 WP— Cocenewer. T-5:34. A-a,142. Orosco 010000 I p w a /c , A/r, p/s, p/b , ZombrowskI All-Stars shutout Wil­ 34 Westchester O S AM routes. He completed 7-of-13 son Electric, 130, behind the two-hit Seattle 35 434 7Vi Evam 1b 4 0 1 0 Pogllail 3b3 0 0 0 IlMirsdgy's RssuNs ’TORONTO — Rookie of the Year Mario Lemieux of Pittsburgh OAKLAND, Calif. — Tbere are I atapao* riafoQQar* wlia wtiaala« 2 | Texoi 23 37 583 10 Brookns 3b4 1 3 1 Mechm ss 3 0 0 0 Heekelh 7 8 3 3 4 5 With FluUe sidelined, Ron passes for S3 yards. plfMng of J ^ Peck ol Rtwwald mdey'sR Hossey ph 1 0 0 0 Long Islond 1M, WldwoodM Friday was named a unanimous selection as center on the NHL’s few secrets to tbe New Jersey #0623A ¥uu. iMn Sdiortfl socked three hits (W 35) 3 2 1 0 1 1 Rhode Isipnd 147.WestchsstsrIIS : Generals’ofienaive plan of attack for the victora sihlla six others odded Boston 4, Toronto 1 Robrtsn ssOOOO NMIm m I iMgiM rtMlItt SI* pitched to 2 botfors In 9lh; Oresce AH-RooUe team. Oevsiond 4, Oakland 1 TelsN « 4 N 4 TeteN n 0 S 0 pitched to 1 bollsr hi flh. mdgv*siam8s since quarterback Doug FhiUe two each, Inctudlng Mike Hull, Jim Detroit 4, New York 0 Detrstt SSI1110S3-4 Wssichestsr at Long Islond Lemieux was the only unanimous pick in voting by M I t n ONIYS CORDORA Rook, Tony Copalla, Pofa Bortalotlo, H B P -b y Gooden (Brooks). WP— SohnEgy’s Eonws went down with a fractured Stove MioM and Peck. Mika PItkIns' Bolttmere 9, Milwaukee 3 New Vem OSOSIOOlO-0 0ad|ara10,AalraaZ Hesketh, Lucoe. Balk— Hesketh. T-5 :M . No eomM scheduled professional hockey writers. The rookie team was comprised MANCHESTER MIDGET FOOTBALL tHth-frame sacrltlce fly drove In the Texos 4, MInnesoto 2 Gome wkwilnoRBI— BroekensQ). clavicle a few weMu ago. 46301 mllee. one owner, V8, A/T, CMooeoatCallfarnla, night E— Randolph. DP— Defrolt 1. entirely of Wales Conference players. Then again, there was little A/C, P/8, P/B, radio, landau t ^ . 19th run to end the game. Koneos Ofy ot Septtte. night LOB-Oetrolf 9, New York 7. HR— REGISTRATION Standings: American — Nassitt LOS ANBELBI HOUSTON NIT palrlma He was joined on an All-Patrick Division forward line by New secret even while Flutie was #6864A Arms 7-2, Lothrop Insurance 33, Irish Sdhirdgy*s Eemes BreokensU), Garbisy (3), GRison (11), tDrhM * r b M York Rangers right winger Tomas Sandstrom and Penguins Insurance 33, Glenn Construction 3-4, (AH Timas EO T) Herndon (5). Sox a 4 0 1 0 Doran a 4 0 0 1 healthy. Play«rt and Chaariaadart Parr's 35, Wilson Electric 1-4. Milwaukee (HIguisra 44) at BattInrMrs Dunoon a 5 0 0 1 CsDell 1b 3 10 0 G otf NEW YORK - The pairings for die teammate Warren Young, the league’s oldest rookie at age 29. The Oenarals’ offenae centers National — Main Pub 33, Buffalo (Dlxon45),l:Xp.m IP H RBRBBSO Londrex cIS0 1 0 Odrner a 3000 Tlic Adams Division half of the team featured Montreal ()akland (BIrM s 31) at Clevsiand DsRrgR Pfwseoson Noflenol invttaNen Tourno- around Heiechel Walker, the moot Open to reoMonls of Manchester who will be 10 yearn of ago by . Water Tavern 35, Charrone's Package Ouerrsr If 11 2 3 Cruz If 4 0 3 0 nwnt os pixiounced on Thursday: Y Canadiens teammates Steve Penney in goal and defenseman USED CAR Store 3-4, ZombrowskI All-Stars 44, (Heolon45), ):H p jn . Tenon (W 33) 815 50033 MoMend If 0 1 0 0 Bose cf 4 0 3 1 . MHortlsMkCean.i8g7a prolific single eoason rusher in Dec. SI, 1666 and will not hove rooohod 14 years by Nov. 1,1666. Manchester Medical S u ^ y 34, Sulli­ Terento (Aleaandei 75) at Boston llsntandsa (S 11)33 0 0 0 0 0 Bre* 1b 4 3 3 1 DovN rf 4 110 a . John's (n 5 ) vs. Haiw (Ss4), Chris Chelios, and Quebec Nordique defenseman Bruce Bell. professional football history. The van Company 15. ((Medo 4-1), 2:09 p.m. NswVerti MorNill rf 5 1 3 1 Bailey c U.S. 4 0 8Opan 0 raaulta Birth Certlflcataa m utt b t pnttnttd. Detroit (O'Neal 15) at New York Rsmaan (L34)415 S 4 4 3 5 Sctoecta c 4 1 0 0 ReynMs ss 1 0 1 0 third-year veteran has gained 2,129 SPECIALS (Nlskra74),4:0Spm. Bens 215 3 0 0 0 1 Andsrsn a s 3 3 1 Then ss 3000 Trio namod to NHL Hall of Fame yards so far this seaaim and scored WolafM U esIIe: Playara only - Min. 70 Iba., Max. 120 Ibo. CMc o m (Bonnlslsr 94) at California — - , T—3:37. A-5S514. Rsuss p 4 0 31 Nlskro p 0 0 0 0 A ll j ; i ! - L a r a l^ .fo ’^Ml'-vs. ^ fS tii 20 touchdowns. He has rushed for Chartar Oak (McCoeMII 14), 4:05 p.m. MolMs p 0000 (Par i n Minnesota (Butcher 4-5) at PnkvN ph 1 0 0 0 ’TORONTO — Proficient scorers Jean Ratelle and Bert better than 100 yards in 10 straight PIeoe: Amorloan Legion Hall, 20 AmaricEn Loglon Ortvo Cardinal Buick Postal Exproas edged Tierney's, 4-3, Texas (Mason45),S:Xp.m. Riii|iri4,Twlm2 Spiofio P 0000 Tze-Chung Chsn and goaitender Gerry Cbeevers were elected Friday games, including last week against (Acraea fhxn Monchoslsr Armory) at Pitigorold. Lonny Caruso and Jock Dwwiev p 0000 Joy Hoes :1S to the Hockey m i l o f Fam e. Jacksonville when be broke Eric 81 Adams Street Hull slammod two Mts oplace for Kansas City (Lslbrandt 43) at Seattle WaHbig. ph 1 0 0~ 0 Andy North Pootal. Mlko PalkewskI sportisd Tlsr- (Young 40), 10:05 p.m. TEXAS a IS 9 TosoN asst W * Pslir The three will be form erly inducted Sept. 12 in Toronto, Dickerson’s single-season pro When: Monday, Juno 17,1666,6rS0-640pm nov'e srith throe safetlos. Mott Malo- I xxdgy*i Eemss A8MBSMS SMaiNB—a OsMs Wotson rushing record. Tuesday, Juno 16,1666,6:SO-6:S0pffl Manchester, CT 06040 nov, Toby Corey, Brian Quigley and CMcogo ol Collfsrnia „ r h M ebrhM Ratelle, the smooth-skati^ oent«r of the New York Rangers cf 5 0 3 0 McOwtl cl 4 1 3 1 leoaSsa laB stto— t lavo Borr atNUbe Boeton Bruina, scored 461 goals during a 20-year National On Saturday, Walker will be Tom Ttoriwy added two ooch. Oakland at Clevsiand HfltCtMT H SO 1 0 Horroh a 3 1 33 Oomewtnnh ig R B I-R su a (1 ). Tom Kite Stondmos; Allllod Prtntlng 31, Poe- Milwaukee at BoNImere 1b 3 1 1 0 Bell a 4 0 10 a tdosclo.Cruz.OP—LosAn^w l. M e* (yMgsr o^ 7 S ^ % Haetoy League laroer” severely tested to extend Us streak tsoEggreis 3 3 Highland Park Market Detroit ol New York rf 4 1 1 3 Jehnsn dh 3000 s ai HouefotT7. Roymond Flovd n 9 —m ^WlnnsramestgtroglsnelsNMowNfy. Chaovera, former Bruins’ coach, was the goaitender for the B'a 't o 11 as the Generals, 11-6, sipiare 649-4571 45. T&rney's 34, Lostroda Pizza 34, Toronto pt Boston K T i . ' 4000 Dunbar dh 1 0 0 0 p, ii,Mi panJI. HR GusrrerO 2 CurtN Stranoe 7 i-# -ia off against the stingy Oakland Individual famHy fan rtal to axcand $16. Main Piib/MMH 34, MCC Vote 15, Mkmssofo at Texos Gostll ~ » m . SB Londtooux (3). Box in their last tsro Stanley Cup years, 1970 and 1673. Conn. Bonk B Trust 14. Kansas Cllv ot Seattle I 4030 Word If 3000 Corey F 7 S 5 -M B 1 r iTiniBsiiii i8UR-i n s r ^ Invaders, 11-4-1. Teufel I 3 0 10 Ponish rf 3 1 1 1 4lshro S, Roues. 8P— Ouncon. nsfinas 7150-140 (N,Y.) on Nov. m S m iSiS o Z. M A N C H ES TE R H E R A LD . Saturday. J une 15. 1965 — It I« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 15. IMS k i t ‘H’ CARLYLE Larry W right______MICELLANEIDUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 F0R8ALE PETS H t t M E S r i Swim pools warehouse Free to good home. Fe­ forced to dispose of new male Chesapke Boy Re­ RTMINTt on/ground, 81 foot long triever. Good with I HOMES pools complete with huge children, age 2 years. INT lundecks, fencing, hl-rote 646-1355. | ld 8T and found HELP WANTED Ih elp w anted FOR SALE Dumas Blectrle Ughtsl IHELP WANTED filters, pump, ladders, Odd twme your own prioa warranty, etc. Asking $976 Give. owov. 3 year old I dlmmtng? !*»••* Wow-1 Kitchen privileges, park­ 5 Room, 3 Bedrooms, on Mock 1 white male neu­ wHw DBUe Lott— Block, oronot and Real Estate Career Vernon — $41,000. Ra- Manchester — 186,900. A complete. Financing SiMiS' diptndablo sorvicA. frw? RaiMdn inwrm »l Easy assembly work I Jewelry Distributor • Rare Find. Newly deco­ ing, mold service, clean, busline. Security and rtF tered crossbred lab. 646- whit* cot weorlno dork Cover established route Change? Why notT Cold- duced tor Quick Sole. available. Call Stan, toll- F«M tln mento and d d d l t i ^ S600.00 per 100. Guaran­ rated and remedied quiet, 646-7066. erances raquirad. Crock- 7975.______I mates. Iikwmt. 6484864. cults . Fully licensed, I flto collar. St. Jotnet and open new accounts. vrell Banker Real Estate Large bright 4 room Con­ 6 free, 1-80I)-S24499S. ■Fi6pi8MM(MlMaHSNHSM«iwa«MMm teed Payment. No Expe- dominium with king-site room, 3 bedroom, 2 both Raosonable. ett Realty, 643-1577. insured, Colt 646-58531 School. Pork St. area. rIence/No Sales. Details Must have car. Port time Olostonbury ottice has I Yord 6 Loimi sarvios — MafuFt/l 6404312. openings for agents. Will bedroom, formal dining Cope on large wooded lot Insulated Dog Hause — onyttme. - i send self-addressed or full time. Good salary near highway, busline Oi Men Oniv. Central Loco- Manchester: Newer Su­ Niewirtd'r -*» 8wililna plus commission. Call ot­ train. Contidentlal Inte- room and potio, ap- tlon. Kitchen privileges. 4'x4'x4' for large dog. 6 lng.-:4 Sxfgrtor and inlt- stamped envelope; ELAN pllanced kitchen, air con­ shopping. Coll today for a per Deluxe 2 bedroom $100. Call 6494755. Bushas- Traetrlmmlag. >P.»hiPii*<* >| rkr* eelDftga rgppirgd. All fyp98 «rl Found— Grey tloer tabby VITAL-173, 3418 Enter­ ter 6pm, 871-1477. views. Ask tor Manager, Parking available. Secur­ townhousa In 2 fomiv. 1V$ , Light frucfcfng. Do rapolre CompMe W»-l ditioning and pool. Close private showing. Joyce O. I 4>a.«. taatBAaWHkad Nfewiae I fMBnmoaa, fully ktiwrad. cot. fluffy raccoon tall, prise Rood, Ft. Pierce, FL Rolland Charest, 521-8323. ity and references r6 baths, carpeting, applian­ Looking for glittering vin­ r Olw* |fplRI^MI» ' 647-am. clians, bgfhs. gorogaiad'] ylcinity Gardner Street. Secretory/Receptlonlst— to highway 8 shopping. A Epstein Real Estate, 647- tage? Romantic victo- Dugftfy work. Mctrtln 33482.______8895. quired. 643-2693.______ces, sunken living room, 646-7978. ditlon*. 4ormer8,l South Forms. Call 643- Doctor's office, Eost Hart­ Waitress— Luncheon. Must to See. Joyce O. rIonT Dynamite Deco? ■a...... - M ottiaow. avatiHigi 669- Epstein Real Estate, 647- patio, basement, garage. ANTIQUES pordWkL «kK8». fte 1*1 0429. Part Time or Full Time - ford, 4 day week. Light Tuesday through Frldoy. Rooms Available— Main Convenient residential lo­ Red Goose Form Antiques I .... too lorpa or tmo4i. OKl| I / ' bookkeeping. Reply Box Summer season only. 8895. New Llstlnglll Losts of • Furniture, accessories, Help needed. Chair seat­ Possibilities! Possible Street location. All utili­ cation. Adults. A v a lla ^ frii nltfriiliri^B^iV ^ M48Ml J P«6QHnB 6(g(M - uiihv.diMLIMD. C, C/0 Manchester Must be 18. Will train. ties Included. Call 649-7917 vintage. Goose Lone, Cov- 116 pgrggnt 86iW tSt- ing and basketry mall conversion to Industrial August 1st. 8575 plus utili­ IWiMrIaaHnMiMMnwto* r T r iT T 'A V'// order business needs oil Herald. Apply Manchester Coun­ 'W all to Wall Investment otter 5:30. Weekly or ties. 6494)311. ______antrv. Weekends, 12 • 5. 4XNim.^,iKpgtt;jMHvi«g. nabig, rotta. FrAe- HELP WANTED try Club, 305 South Main Value* Is seen through­ Zone. 2 stories with separ­ Bundtng-RgfMi^i^^ \f/' around help. Apply at CT ate kitchens and baths. jnonthly rates. Christian Staff Person St., Manchester. 6466103. out this 4 Family, with 2 Sears Electric Chain HARTFORD ivtower,ae r - ^ ^ - Cane 8. Reed Co.. 205 car garage and 140 x 128 HOMER Sow— Double Insulated K'SSIKSSBf” !m *..^*!cB!fS 6il64S«L**'^ Hartford Road, with experience needed newer root, separate sys­ Very...... Nice Large Room ANTIQUES Receptlonist/Secretary for work with children tems, appliances and lots lot — Call us for The tor re n t^ Full kllchenand(Itch FOR RENT model 31544600, 1.5 0/12 iHawliM'Tnia 68rj4jpg-*. ■ . citatis, bathroomi r4t>| Manchester. Jetterson House Adult Specificsl Jackson i — S day week for busy real and youths. 20-25 hours of Insulation. Make your 8 bath privileges. $60 In. Excellent condition. WAREHOUSE BucRit Truck i> CMwgr, p I g < e O' m 0 n vl Day Center In Manchester Jackson Real Estate, 647- Used once, $75. Coll 649- j^yrttutawa/ttaon 6414712. estate office. Must be able per week. Send resume to move now. Realistically weekly. 643-2659. Hebron— Lovely 3 bed- " I iwpq^esGPHuma NirnrtiwN PwapyaeqrwwRP fliS tiri Carpenter-Cabinet Maker has a 20 hour Von Driver 8400 or 6468646. 0173.______CELEBRITY CIPHER to type. Knowledge of reol Calvary Presbyterian priced at $159,900. Strano room house. In nicenaigh- I iDIHINM# mWGNH QpWIMIMRf^ Csistority Ciphsr cfyjrtogfBfni are crseled frooi quoialtorm by estate preferred. Ideal for to work In shop and field. Church, 1518 King Street, position available to Real Estate, 647-'SOLD*. Apply for this lob only If transport elderly clients Room For Rent — Nice borhood near state pork. " Swing set, Sears deluxe, Open Today iPRgittirgMiffYim tilifi famous paopla. pest and praaant. Each latlar m tha cJphar atanda the non-octlve licensed Enfield, C T 06082.745-5211, It Sporkleslll Immocu- single family house In nice $700 per month plus utili­ one year old, purchosed I dlMPINM. 667*7181 ColHiigti. pggfifig^ out- for m ottm . Today‘0 efua. I oQuaM B real estate agent with the your are experienced, or­ 9om-1pm, Monday- to their center In AM and late Ansaldl-Bullt 8 Room l O a m - ^ p m tora> room pddlf loiia. SwdHacota, 6494111. ganized, can work Inde­ This house has all the neighborhood, full use of ties. Available July 1st. for $180, solllne for $80. by CONNIE WIENER requlr^ skills. 646-1316. Frldav. ______take home In the after­ basics, V / i baths, car Raised Ranch, 2Vi Baths, 2 house. $275 per month. 243 FarMiggtM Ave., iNI fypiM at m n o - pendently and have your noon Monday thro Fri­ 2 No pets. 649-6224. Coll 742-9681. Mrs. Jackston. Jackston- garage, vinyl siding, Fireplaces, Hardfloors, Call Ed, 649-2947. Nartfird 88MI ropolnL F R E E “ U ’ B WCUOW RC WPR CFR CO own tools. This Is a great Can you use an extra $75 day. Must be a responsi­ jLisAnttd MptiM.i Ogy Showcase. 789 Main treed lot, tullv appllonced In-law possibilities. Gra­ Nice Older Colonial, sin­ Kimble 800 Swinger Or­ I CorPS'.Kgeiw U t m a m m at m tam ,. Puffy fAMnned, lob for the right person. to $125 weekly? Are you ble person who enloys cious landscaping and ToNwilOfig 6484617, attar Street. Year round employment kitchen with breoktast gle family house In nice ' gan, Encyclopedia Brl- 5 2 5 ^ 7 8 5 1 OPRHMUNR WT fS laaaBsra RLUV DUMB IFVUQPVV. UR'V able to communicate well working with the elderly. bar, tireplaced living Lots Lots more. Call Us and benefits. Call 742-5317, For an Interview, call neighborhood. Inside lust tonnlco. Notional ______with other people? Then room with bullt-ln book­ Todayl Jackson 8 Jack- APARTMENTS pointed, new wallpopar J FooprlY Brottiora — B*f j Siding Installer or 8:30am to 5pm, Monday call 647-9946. Ms. Jones. MIchoel Hebert, Director, Geographic, Karosun ftarggin ramoiMIng; k RCC BFKL DCT BP. U'MM case, first floor family son Real Estate, 647-8400 FDR RENT and wall to wall carpet­ Heoter-S Gallon Con, Bogfckggpktg it iu r BtMl- Utaw CtaWYitakf BufidW' Laborer— 643-9633 days; thru Friday. at 6462680. NERMmPHI'' '' atafloMon w ^ hOBtar , room, built-in bar, recess, or 6468646. ing, 3 bedrooms, walking Comforter, blue, like new, TAB SALES fM88,...WawW «Mi V4H«r M ufiei gtkSftettt, 742-5406 nights. Clerk Typist — Good lighting and more. $89,900. sOjow. V. fWligftailRiL Tac rooma, ;BaibagatM«pg64ita7jtab^ QPXPT KJRKL CQ. UR'V RCC Roofing 8i Siding. Some distance to stores, schools 7 2 Afgons, Corner Cub- I prg84ait898lgmchina, clothes, «6 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "II your eyes are set wide a p a rt, vidual to sell real estate. In ground pool for fered at $57,900. Rec roam, vate driveway and en­ month. This one won't lost , . Of commordols He or she should be a 9564. Driver. Alcar Auto Parts good engllsh. Please sub­ trance, walking distance Machine, Bench Vise, miscallaneous. 26 Colum- you should be a vegetarian." — Dr. Linard W IM Iam a summer relief goes with sliders, separate base­ long I Call Ed, 649-2947. officg< m a m c m m self-starter, a go-getter, needs a mature person mit resume to Rabbi Cho- to Main Street, $450 per Miscellaneous household bus Street, Monchaster. Mature woman needed to this L-shoped ranch In ments and 116 baths. Call Dams. 649-2261 after 1pm. (1 9 3 2 ). super ambitious and one with good driving record tlnover, P.O. Box 403, area of quality homes. for a showing I Jackson & month. Call Ed, 649-2947. Tog Sole— Saturday 6 ' CM BiR lrV' and rawiodat- e 1985 by NEA. Ine *** who can make the most of work In daycare center Sooth Windsor, C T 06074. Bissau Street — Small 2 — Ffoor tandbip _____ for local and Hartford Has tireplaced living Jackson Real Estate, 647- 5 '/ j Kitchen Set: Table and 6 Sunday, 10om-4pm. Off of by ^ iil'-fltoer MBforulota Comptata the time needed for a caring for Infants. Mon­ b e (tro o m , room Ouitgr tmtrsicfigii into now. spoekdljdnp In deliveries. Apply In per­ room, finished basement, 8400 or 6468646. Condo — New carpets, house. Appliances In- <- chairs, toble-M x 36 plus Hlllstown Rood, 130 Wood- JBMMMiiMf JwriMN t SMNilO HFPIrS rVmir oldor floors, notairtd and successful career in real day thru Friday, morning son. 226 Spruce Street, Biddee frodiMft. Hor* FUBUCNOTICa LOOKING FOR o second*- r or afternoon shifts, 5 large master bedroom, appliances, heat, rent cov­ eluded, utilities extra. 742- leaf. Chairs-seat and back side Street, Manchester. mam, tiifpFv, kMMW* OogRtY wpfk. Rtf- 9IQH10O flPOffe fio WOXIfNI ] cor for your family? • estote. If you're Inter­ Manchester. EOE. Vernon — New Listing, 4 I A— jsAAA^yn A mmo One-1972 Volvo, hours each starting $4 per sun porch & patio off ers down. One bedroom, 5768 between 6-9pm. -■ upholstered. Price $99. Mony toys 6 clothes, I M M N v luOliNKPDIflDVI* M Ifr •tuPcM, ueenaed «ind bt- onymort. John Vorfdlita. VINe144S3U3M74t Don't miss the m any' ■ ested In selling, hard- kitchen. Discover for year old 8 Room Colonial, Tslaohona 649-0293______household Items.______miaUSmki •uraUCBlt 4464165. work. and the rewards of hour. Call 643-5535. Loving person needed to $375, two bedrooms, $495. U lyk i of play. 8884886. - Colt 6464731 Ono -1982 Kowotokl, 440 offerlnot In today's clot- ; Secretary/Typlst— Full yourself the easy living Specious first floor family 523-1692. LTD Motorcycle. VIN your efforts, call for an care tor 2 children In our 8TDRE AND Neighborhood Tog Sale, gJKAKZHD1tCB512574. titled columns.______Excellent Opportunity for time secretory for small this house ollows for room, deluxe kitchen, HOME AND Interview. Active 'N' Able home. Dovs, Strant one-person oHIce. Must $101,900. C entury 21 screened porch, 3 bed­ DFFICE SPACE Saturday, June 15th, 9om- Time: 8AM, Dote: 6/19/85 Realty. 164 East Center poised college profes­ Street, Manchester, 647- Manchester — 3 Room I SARDEN Ploco: R.T. Coachworks, 244 Court of Proboto, District of •; hove good typing, spelling Jackston-Showcase, 646 rooms, In ground pool, 2pm. S3 Sycamore Lone, Brood St., Monchoster, CT Andover Street. Manchester. 643- sional with good secretar­ 1907 after 5:30pm. Apartment, appliances. Manchester.______- CARS/TRUCKS MOTKB OP NBANBM ial skills to work In Man­ and arithmetic skills. Du­ 1316. large patio deck and Free Rent In ICARS/TRUCKS MOTORCYCLES/ Componv has right to relect 4263. . ties Include typing custo­ much morel Offered at $315. Call weekdays, 9am- IFORSALE If o r s a l e any and oil bids. E STA TE OP chester office. Excellent Burr Bench Person, full 5pm. 643-5119. Manchester— Prime Huge Tog Sole— 6-15-85, I TAB SALES BICYCLES CATHERINE MORAN benefits and salary. Call mer Invoices and corres­ South Windsor — $143,900. $151,000. U & R Realty Co., space and location. New. 1pm-5pm, 66 Baldwin I 04606______COCKING Daycare CsSIter Nurse — time. Ability to handle pondence, accounts Unique 7 plus room Ranch 643-2692. 1976 Bulcfc Skyhowk— V 4 Pursuont to on order of Mon. ■. Monday thru Friday. Karen Read at 278-7872. heavy parts. Experience Hurry. 668-1447.______strawberries - Chaponis Rood, Manchester. Tog Sole — Icebox, trunk, 1900 Pontiac SunMrd— receivable, bookkeeping, Featuring: Beautifully Available July 1st, second 45400 miles. Excellent standard, new brakes, 1975 Yamaha 125 Enduro IN9ITATI0N TO MD Normon J.. P r s ! " ; ^ - lOom-lpm. Call 643-5535. required. Familiarity Brathers Strawberries • Nearly new clothes and cedor chest, Mke, house­ — Low mileage, $300 firm. The Manchester Public doted June 12, IMS a Tvplst/Clerk — Full time. maintaining office flies, Landscaped Lot, Excel­ Manchester — Redwood floor, 5 room aportment Store and Office space, •• condition. 4 cylinder, new clutch, good condi­ with aircraft parts help­ Main St., Manchester , Pick your own. Clark more.______hold Kerns, etc. Saturday, 1900 Hondo OOXL, low Schoolt f ollciti bids for PAV- will be held on on o ^ l c o ^ Varied duties and respon­ answering the telephone lent Yard for Pool, All Farms, New listing. Spa­ In 2 family home. $400 tom-4pm. 39 Condlewood standard, now rodlols, tion. $900 or best otter. INB PLAYOROUNDt AND proving for ttw outnorlty fo Part time Receptlonlst- ful. Apply at REB Indus­ and accepting customer New Kitchen-Island with monthly. Heat & Utilities with heat. Excellent loco- ^ Street, South Windsor. 2 family. June 15th, Coll 647-7366. mileage. $500 Arm. 647- PARKINS ARBA8 for tho /Cashler for busy automo­ sibilities for person with cious 8 Room Raised Drlve(off Highland brakes, and clutch. Roar sell a certain piece or parcel tries, Inc., 184 Commerce telephone orders. Call Jennair, Bullt-ln Mlcro- Ranch. 4 bedrooms, I'/i not Included. Lease and tion. Max Grossman, 649- Free containers fur­ 9:30am-4pm. Rain dote, 1032. lfOS-1906 school year. Sooled of lond at privote solo os In tive dealership. Hours: careful attention to detail Street, Glastonbury or Street), Monchesfer. defrost. $2450. 6494417. bid* will be received until The Velvet Stable, Inc., wave/Oven, Dishwasher, baths, cozy tireplaced one month security re­ 5334, 643-7175. nished. Open 8am to Spm, June 22nd. Something for 1973 Mustang. Good con­ sold o ^lcotlon on nio m ^ evenings and every other and good typing skills. call Personnel at 633-5271 or until picked out. No Jane IS, ittf, l:t t P.M., at fully opPMrs, o* tho Court of Small Glastonbury con­ 659-0204 for appointment. Garbage Disposal, In­ family room, deck and quired. No children or Reosonable.______■ everyone. -Infants to Neighborhood) (14th 8< 1976 Lincoln Contbienfal dition. V 4 , 351 engine. which timo they wUI bo pub­ Prenena on June 20, INS at Saturday. No experience between 10 and 3. EOE. stant Hot Water, Vinyl pets. Call Pat otter pm at children under 14. Please adults. Good condition. AAark IV— All Mock, exto- New A M -FM stereo. Yel­ licly opened. Tha right It re­ necessary. Please call sulting firm. Reply to patio plus many other 6 Manchester — 2 room - 15th), Friday, Saturday, RECREATION 1-.1SP.M. _ _ Siding, Screened Porch, 646- 3190. call 528-5741 for latest Low prices. 103 Kent Indoors. 96 Glenwood rlor/lnterlor. Leather low exterior. Coll otter served to relect any and all Sharon B. Prouss, 643-5135. Beverly at 659-4077. extras, attractive treed office suite, first floor, : VEHICLES Clark Permanent Positions Brick Patio, Family lot. By Owner, $118,900. By Information.______Drive 81 67 Soss Drive. Street, 3 Ashworth St. seats, shoo carpet, 6pm, 643-4029. bldt. Spoclflcotloni and bid convenient location. $2S8 I forms mov bo secured at tho 04346 available for Coshlers at Room with Wood/Coal appointment, 649-5974. Two Bedroom Apart­ Berry Patch Farms— (Kennedy to Kent to Bicycles, trunks, an­ AM /FM 6-frocfc stereo. Business Ottice, 45 North Teacher — Full time day­ Connecticut Conserva­ Xtra Mart Convenience monthly Including hoot, Soss).______Good Condition. $1,200. care to plan, supervise, Handwork/Sewing— Stove, Three Bedrooms, ment, all appliances, The Haves Corp., 6464131. : Strawberries, pick your tiques, mirrors, pidures, 75 Century Buick — Good Boot motor and trailer, 12 ^hool Straot, Manchester, tion Corps. Stote benefits. Stores. Part time day, Glastonbury toy factory Finished Recreation dolls, drooes. furniture. Coll 4M-S209 evenings, ask condition. Automatic, 2 ft. Mlrrocrott, 74 HP. Connecticut. Court of Probata, Dlslrtct of and direct activities for 3 18-26 years of age. 295- Manchester — $129,900. heot, hot water, carpet­ own. Free containers. Multi Family Tog Sole— BAVMONO a. Dfaiena Andover evening and night shifts needs sewing machine op­ Room in Basement, Att­ ing, air conditioning. Call Office/South Windsor — ' Hours Som-8pm dolly; for Tom.______door. $900. Coll 649-1400 Mercury engine, Dlllv auameaa auwAOBR NOTICB OP HUR BM to 5 year olds. 569-7475. 9523. available. Extra Income New on the Market! Ele­ Saturday, June 15th, 11am Tap Sale— Saturday, erators and hand finishers ached 2 Car Garage with 647- 1595. Sullivan Ave. 2 large , Sunday, Sam-12noon. to Spm. 138 & 140 Maple otter 4pm. trailer, excellent condi­ oBsas______E STA TE OF for housewives, students gant 9 room English Tu ­ 10om-4pm, 19 Clinton 73 Chevy Impolo, V4, 350 ONA M. CARLSON o/k/o - Part time custodial, shop for quality toy line. Full Storage LoA. Sentry Real rooms, air conditioning, - Oakland Rood, Route 30, Street, AAanchester. tion. $000 or best offer. BI9ITAT10NTOam , or retirees. Apply In per­ Estate, 643-4060. dor with 5 plus bedrooms, Street. Bor stools, skis- engine, for parts. $150. 73 Tha Manchester Public ANNA CARLSON O/k/o and grounds clean up, time or part time. Some ample parking, $260 0 South Windsor. Informa- Coll 742-9601. ANNA M. CARLSON son or call Hortford Rood, sewing experience neces­ fireplaced study, master 5 Room Manchester Du­ Tag Sole — Bolton, 5 /boots, kitchen tables, AM C Homot, 6 cylinder, Subaru, 1904, Exoellenf Spools solicits bids 'tor approximately 10 -2 0 bedroom with sitting month. 2386021 or 644- tlon. Phone 644-2478. lunlor cothes, miscellane­ new valve lob, exhaust, P AIN T for the 19M -im Pursuant to on erdtr of Hen. Manchester. 649-2337 and sary. Call The Velvet East Hartford — $82JOO. plex — Available July 1st. 3977. Green Hills Drive, (off condition. Stereo tope 1972 24 ft. Volunteer Norman J. Prouss, Judge, MACHINISTS hours weekly. EOE. In­ room, screened porch and Lombardo's Berry ous. Rain date, Saturday, water pump, emerpency school year. Sooled bids will Main Street, Manchester, Stable, Inc., 659-0204 for Just listed this extremely $425 unheated; stove, re­ Hebron Rood), Wicker deck, air condttlonlno, Travel Trailer, sleeps 6, be received until Jeae $4, doted June 20, lias a haorina quire at Holts. Inc.. 78 646-4566. 3 car garage plus many frigerator, hot water In­ Boskette— Strawberries, 6-2245. broke. $375. 742-5225 otter cosmic blue. $6400. After will be held on on oppllcatten Two Openings Batson Drive, appointment. well maintained 6 room VERNON chair, toys, children's do- self-contained, very oood Itas, 8:oa P.M., at which time Cape with 2/3 bedrooms, extras. Situated on pri­ cluded. 649-3811 after 5pm. Excekeni LoeaUon pick your own. 340 Forest thing, TV , MIscellanous 3pm.______6pm, 684-7640. condition. $3400. 6^1736. they will be publicly opened. proylne tar tho outhorltv to Must hsve own tools Manchester. vate parkllke grounds. Too Sale— June 15th 8, The right Is reserved to re­ toll 0 cortaln place 6r parcel Delivery and Store Clerk Service Station Mechan­ tireplaced living room, Available July 1st. 2 ad­ Street, East Hartfor- household., Saturday and of land at private sole os In and ability to set up and Call for on appointment. d.fOok St. to Forest St., 16th, 9am-3pm. 5 Hendee Comoro, 1910 — V6,45400 lect any and oil Mds. Sooclfl- operate Bridgeport end wonted at once for full or ics and Attendants, full or enclosed bock porch, pri­ Manchester — 4 rooms, joining offices, 300 sq. ft Sundov, 10am-4pm. Rood, Manchester. Sew­ miles. AM /FM Cassette, cations and bid forms may bo told opgllcallon on nie m ore. Clerical — Excellent typ­ Sentry Real Estote, 643- off Sliver Lane). Open TOWN OP am wcm etix. connkcticut fully appears, at tha Court of - Engine Lathe. First shift. part time. Pleasant work­ part time. Apply In per­ vate yard and Inground no dog, security deposit. $210 per month plus utili­ ing machine, choirs, slide Good Condition. $3,250. secured at the Business Of­ ing skills and knowledge 4060. 8am-lpm. Information, Saturday, June 15th, Rain NOTICaOF fice. 45 North School Stroot, P ro bm on Juno 20, IfOS at One machinist with ing conditions In modern son, 252 Spencer Street, pool. Call for details. No appliances, no heat. ties. Just North of Vernon prolector, books, much 649-9097 otter 7pm. AOOPnON OF ONOgUMCX 1:45 P.M. of basic office proce­ pharmacy. Apply In per­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- Call 643-1035. 569-7216.______dote-Sundov, June 16th. Monchestor, Connocticut. welding background. Manchester. Circle. 872-3003 more.______RAYMOND E. DEMERS Sharon B. Proust, - dures. 522-9006. son to Tom Deniskv, Lig­ 4060. 118 Campfleld Street, 1970 Dofsun B210— Stand­ In occordancs with tha provltlonaof Chapter 3, Section 1 and Clerk Call Air Flow Inatrument Remove mineral buildup Peas and String Beans — Manchester. 9am-3pm. BUSINESS MANAGER gett Parkode Pharmacy, Driver Wanted for local . Too Sale — Saturday. ard transmission, 4 doors, f aftheTownChortar, notice It horebv given of the adootlon 01746 ______041-06 Company for confiden­ Welders Hellarc — Must from your teakettle by Manchester— Newer 6 Pick your own. Natsiskv Children's and adult do- June 15th, 9am-1pm. by the Board of Oiractors of tho Town of Manchester, Con­ 404 West Middle Tpke., Hartford Distributorship. Very Nice 2 Family, desir­ Farm. 6440M. pood running condition. necticut, on June 11, WK. TOWN OP MARCNBBTEB, COHRBCT1CUT tial Interview. 633-9455. have been qualified per Manchester Parkode. pouring In half a cup of room duplex, V h baths, OFFICE SPACE thtng, toys, nic nacs, a Frloedalre washer/drver $075.6494419 Otter 5pm. Applicant must have able area. 5 8,5. Separate white vlnegor and one appliances, wall to wall Prime location In Man­ NOTICB OP EOE P W A 16,2 years minimum systems. Excellent Invest­ little of everything.______combo. Range hood, do- ADOPTION OP OBMNANCI experience. Weld test will clean driving record and quart of tap water. Heat carpeting, deck, good lo­ chester. One block from 1979 ThunderMrd— Air, ment opportunity. Asking thlno, records,, lewelry, BB IT ONOMNaD by the Board of Directors of the Town of be required. Day shift. Cleaning Help — Floor knowledge of greater to rolling boll and let cation. $5n monthly, plus hospital. PROFESSIO­ PETS New and old, wicker. East bucket seats, wire wheels, In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 and Hartford. 5Vj day work $116,900. Strano Real Est­ NAL ONLY. Call • cosmetics, books, rotary Monchestor that the Town of Manchester purchase from 9 of tho Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of tho odoifflen Apply Gunver Manufac­ and carp^ experience. stand for one hour. Pour utilities. Security. 646- L^ke, etc. Saturday & mower, handmade AM/FM , beautiful condi­ Ady Sol-Kuan Tone for the sum of TN B K HUNDREO THOU- Also, general cleaning week with good starting ate, 647-7653. 522-7291 days Sunday, June 15th & 16lh, tion, well maintained. by tho Board of DIroctors of the Town of Monchoster, Con­ turing Co., 234 Hartford out solution, fill with 0618. 048-2730 avenlnga Manchester Dog Obe­ hooked rug and woll hang­ aANO ( t m aeam OOUARB. the tollowlne dttcribad land: necticut, on June 11,1985. Road, Manchester, CT. personnel. Part time ev­ pay and benefits. Call water, boll again and 10am-4pm. 101 Hebron $3400.643-1047.______TO W N OF Nick, 525-3118. dience Class - Starting a ings, miscellaneous aCHBOULIA enings or weekends. 643- Luxurious 4 bedroom discard. Add buildup to Manchester — Available Rood, Bolton In rear. household. 149 Straw­ ORORMNCt 5747. cape, first floor mas- new beginners doss June 1970 Chevrolet Pickup, V 2 Thoso premitos sltuotad on the westerly side of Main Street MANCHESTER your budget by selling Immediately. One, two 17th. Must sign up ahead. Tog Sole — Must sell, berry Lone, Manchester, BB IT UROABMP, by the Board of Directors of tho Town el terbedroom suite, 2 '/i and three bedroom apart­ ROOMMATES ton, oufomoflc, power In the Town of Monchaster, County of Hortford and State of Monchoster that tho Town of Monchoster convey to Myron LABORER Part Time Help for order no-longer used furniture Call Chuck, 560-1356. rugs, curtains, beds­ off Keeney Street.______staerine, power brakes, Connecticut, more portlcularlv bounded and descrOMd os H. Downs and Fronk J. OuldobonI, 33 Jonson Court, Wwt Salesperson— Expe­ Ailing. Ideal for house­ baths, family room. We and appliances with a ments. $410, $475, $525, WANTE% folloers: $3.47 per hoar Guarantee Our Houses! preads, antiques, clo­ Tog Sole — Indoors at 181 olr conditioning, 350 en- Harford. Connocticut 06110, for the sum of n m jIN N W A W P A R T TIM E rienced preferred but will wife. Apply In person. low-cast ad In Claulfled. heat and hot water In­ PARCBLI (■MuSSaJa) POllARa, Lot n o . in tha Bucklond Industrial Blanchard , Rossetto, thing, household Items, Mountain Rood, Glaston­ glne. 643-2579.______12 40 hoar waak INTERVIEW/SURVEY accept Individual with 7:30am to 4:00pm, 8 643-2711. cluded. J.D . Real Estate, Young man seeking Fork, In the Town of Manchester, County ol Hotttprd oito 6462482. POLTON __ bowling boll, comping bury. June 15th and 16lh, Cemmoncine at a merostono at tho Intersection of the north­ State of Connocticut. Sold pramlsos oro mert portlcutortv strong background In re­ Mondav-Friday. Arthur 646-1980.______apartment to shore with aupucNOTica font and much more. Sat­ Dodge Coif, 1979, One erly Una of Forast Street with tha emstarly line of Moln The Park, Cemetery and Hirtford/ManchMtRr arM. Saturday, 9am-3pm, Sun­ bounded and describod os fellows; Highway Departments tail selling. Call for an ..Drug, Main Street, Storrs/Wllllngton area. male roommate In Tha Zoning Boord of Appoolt urday, 9om-5pm, 46 Fos- owner, clean, runs well, Straot; thenceprecaodlng northerly otonesoldefestarlvlina have immediate openings Conduct vlAlt* to homoa for appointment, Bemles T V Manchester. , Stephen Street — Immac­ ICONDDMINIUMS Manchester-Hartford will hold o public l ^ l n o on day, 9amt-12noon. We're 60400 miles, botae. Asking of Main Street, I f i J feet to o moreatene; thenoa continulne Cemmoncine of a point on fho nerfhorly Uneef Botsen W y o National Economic Sunroy. Enloy country living In a ter St.(off Center).______moving. Variety of Items, nerthar ly by bitar lor onglt of 1 Mong sold waatarly ana hovMto coordInaMs N3S1 oi»dE647^.0M, o n d ^le h for the duration of the and Appliance, 811 Blue ulate 3 bedroom oluml- IFDR SALE area. Willing to pay about Juno 27fh at 7 P-M- $1471 6434063,565-2129. of Moln Slreel, 56.04 faot to a point; Ihonce by Intorlor onpla point Isthosouthwestorlveomorotthewllhlndetorlb^pr6 Evanings & waekanda ro- num sided Colonial. Den, spacious one or two bed­ Town Hall to hoor tho follow­ Tog Sole — Saturday, vorietv of prices. summer months. Appli­ HIUs Avenue, Bloomfield, Typesetter — Part time, room apartment with bal­ $200 per month. Call Kevin of lao* continulne nertharly alone sold wastarly Him of Main misos and the seuthtortorly cerntr of No. 14, M ^ ld n d cants must tie at least 18 quired. 3 yaart coilaga or fireplace, V / i baths and a ing appoolt: June 15th, 9om-2pm. Mis­ 1970 Chevrolet Caprice aqulvalent axparfanca. Mini* 242-5517. Manchester. Flexible Street. 17940 feat to a point; thonoe wostorly by Intorlor on- Industrial Pork; thenco N40Mr-33"W alone sold Let No. lA years of age, and must be 2 car garage. We Guaran­ Oak Forest Condo— cony or patio. Tennis 1. Ooorgp Hawkins ol» Ho- cellaneous household. 36 ICARSARUCKS Coupe. 59400 miles, a elo ot90> posslnolhroueh land now or formorly of Ady Soi- Bucklond Industrial Pork, 346.40 toot to a point; t k ^ e IN ^ students. mum $6.92 par hour. Raim- hours. Must be expe­ Brand new. Below current court, backboard, rec bron Rood, for o worloneo Ashworth Street, classic. 1972 OMs Sedan, Kuon Tone, 1S0.i0fMt to o point In tho eastorly line of land 01'-4T'E along Let No. 13 Bucklond Industrkil Pork, X3.16 buraad for car axpanaaa. Full time lewelry sales rienced on AM equipment tee Our Housesi Blan­ I j n HOUSEHOLD to allow dwolllna to bo I f o r s a l e now or tarmorly of The Monchaater Gordans Corp., lhanca tool to o point on fho wostorly llns of Chopsl Rood; th S M Applications are available chard and Rossetto, 646 market. 2 bedrooms. 1 ’/i room, car wash area, 0 Manchester.______Cleon, runs very good. EOE. Raply to Box B. Marv position. Experience pro- and able to work Inde­ baths. Owner. 647-0747, lighted parking, and Q0DD8 constructod on on undor- southerly by IntarlorangloeftO'atonalandnowortormarlv S2W-5r-1S^E alone sold wostorly llns of Chapel R j ^ , M0.1S at the Personnel Office. chaatar Haratd. 2482. tlztd lot. Andy Brown's, Rte. 6, of The Manchester Gardens Corp., 179.50 toot to o point; tost to o point; thonco by tho arc of o curve to tho toft l^ ln a terred, excellent benefit pendently. Poste-up expe­ 547-5339. laundry facilities. Easy Too Sola — Monchastar 1979 GLC"Wooon, V «^ 41 Center Street, Man­ 2. Mr. ond Mrs. Eric M. condition. S to n d ^ , Andover. 7424101. thonco conthnilna southerly by Interior angle of ISO* alone 0 radius of 49941 tost continulne along sold wostorly l l n ^ chester, CT. package. Apply In person, rience helpful. 647-7486. access to 1-84. Call 288-8211 Used Refrigerators, Luntto of 364 Loko St., for Soccar Club. I I Famlllas, land now or formarlv of The Manchester Gordins Corp., Chopsl Rood, IS.1t tost to 0 M int; thsnes by ths curvs to ttw Michael's Jewelers, 958 Luxurious Brick Ranch — ono owner. S2JB0. Coll 30' X 22' living room with or 288-9472. Washers, Ranges — o tide vord vor onco to Saturday. I;30om-2pm, 52.90 toot to o point; thanoe continulne southerly by Interior right having o radius of 14.n tost, which curvs cennscM Main Street, Manchester. construd on odditlon. rain or shine. St. Bridoat's 6494331 otter 4pm. Pickups — 1976 Oodoa angle of 182*'23'olono kmd now or lbrmorlv of The Manches­ wsstofly llns of C h ^ Rood srtth Mw nortbsriy IlnsotBot- 12 ' boy window, kitchen, REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER - Spa­ clean, guaranteed, ports with cop. 1977 Ford with ter Gardens Corp., 3D3.7feet to opobit onthe northerly Uno son Drivs, M.21 tostto o point on thonerthorly llns of BotaM EOE. JOHN H. ROBERTS lotorgyntj^^^^^^^ HELP WANTED Real Estate family room, solarium, WANTED cious 2 bedroom apart­ and service. Low prices. Toyota Celica, 1910, air, cop, 1977 Chovrolat. Look of Forast Street; tianco aostarly by Interior onpla of SIMS' Drivs; ttwncs S44*-15'-1S’'W dong sold northerly lino of Bot- 3-5 bedrooms. $295JX)0. We I B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 CHAIRMAN along sold northorlv lino of Forest Street, 150.24 feet to the son Drive, 347.70 tost to ttw point of boginning. m ent. $550 m o n th ly BOLTON ZONINO BOARD stereo, 5 speed, roMals, pood and run great. Andy point of beeinnine, the lost described line “LETS TALK” Woman to do sewing at Guarantee Our Housesi Moln Street, 643-2171. ICARSARUCKS Browns, Rta. 1 Andover, Tho horoMi doscTlbod gorcsl contolns on area of 240ocrts. home. Must have produc­ Includes heat, hot water OF APPEALS rustproofed. excellent terming on Interior angle ol f3*-ir with the first dosorlbod About Strano'e euccees In eelling and howyou can bo H0ME8 Blanchard and Rossetto, 24 hour cosh offer on your and electricity. Security. FOR SALE condition. $4401 643-4902. 7424101. lino. Sold parcel Is shosm on a mopip entltlod,ViiTiTiVQ# "Town I Own orof Monchos- tion experience, reliable Queen size waterbed — 05IHI4 tor Connocticut Doportnwnti of PublicP i^ " - Works— — EnglnssrlnB------— a pitort of It. We're oolllng houaeaTlkeiTike nevornever bet^fore and FOR SALE 6462482. property — Call: Crockett Call 649-8920.______machine and willing to 1 Realty, 643-1577 for a Simmons, waveleu, con­ PARCaLB Division Land Convovod By Town of Monchestor To Myron 1. witl______th our aoon-to-atart______T raining _ j Program V(rou------can be a ventional style, takes only H. Downs 6 Frank J. GuMobenlenl ScowSi 1" w 40* Ooto; 7/30/79 . ^ sew 25 hours per week. 66 Duplex — Hurry and quick deoil 24 Locust St. -7 room A riaht Of way to bo used by mombars Of the public tor eeress par.part of the auccaaaful------Strano'a Salea Team.------Con­ — For Interview, coll The apartment. No applian­ 80 gallons of wafer. • and Ingross to and ITom Porcel I horaln on toot, by veMcies Rsvlslens: 10/3/792^/10 4/9/10." eclantloua, dependable, energetic full time aalea aa- GOVERNMENT HOMES see this spacious home on Frame, mattresses B ' or otborwise over and across tho following describod pre- Sold prsmlsos ora sublact to tho tollewino: Calico Patch, 528-1295 be­ from $1 (U repair). Also Aie West SIdel 2 heating ces. No pets. $550 plus aoclatea will feel right at homA For confidential Inter- tween G. Wanted House to Buy In bullt-ln heater. One year mlsas: Induftrlol Pork Roguletlefis of ttw Monctwstar Econ­ 10 dellnquonf tax property. units. We Guarantee Our Martin School District. 4 utilities. Security. Call 1. vlew...don't delay - call todayl 646-2426 weekdays.______old. Originally $700, ask- ’ Northerly by other land now or formerly of Ady Sol-Kuan omic Dovslepnwnt Commission, rscardsd In Velunw 648, Call 806687-6000. Ext. GH- Housesi Blanchard and or 5 bedrooms. 647-8030. Tone. 15040 toot; Poes 392 of ttw Monchestor Land Records. Babysitter — To babysit Ing $400. After Si>m, coll '> M r . S t r a n o 9965 for Information. Rossetto, 6462482. AAanchester — One bed­ 526-1405.______Eoetorly by Main Straot, M.SO feel; epsrty taxes of the Town of Monctwstsr and of ttw one year old In my home E W m %HUttos District of sold Town on tho currotrt 8TRANO REAL ESTATE WANTED TO BUY room, second floor with Southerly by Parcel I dascribad herein, 1S0.S0 feet; Monday through Frldoy, stove and refrigerator. O E Refrigerator'' Grand List which Grontsss, by occoptanco of ttw deed. 3pm-6pm, $2 hourly. Call Would Hko to buy or Wastarly by land now or formerly of The Manchester Gar­ aarsotepaylnaccordancswlthSsctlen12-01aetttwCen- - 647-‘*80LD” murn-fwnlly hOuM. Condl- No pets. Lease and secur­ Freezer— Frost-free, 86 ;; dens Core., 30.00 feat. nscticut Gsfwral Statutes. 643-9540 after 6pm. llon not ImporMnl. An Im- ity. $350 per month plus cu. ft., side/sido model. '• modlMo hmsio free m Io Tho Intortactlng lines of tho four'sidas of the above de­ Plonning oM Zoning Rggulotlons of tho Town of Mon-. heat. 646-1379.______Like new. RaasonoMo. .1 scribed premlsas form Intorlor angles of 90*. couM be yours. CsS lodeyl 646-5750.______;; TMW rACXAOt CAN tt AmAO TO ANY HCKUe IN STOCK. dwstsr. SreANaWLIfTATI 3 Rooms - Cleon, quiet Prepared by William J. Shoo Such tossmonts and rights of ways oxIstMig on SOM pro- . Zenith Color Console T V Aailstont Town Attomoy misos os of ttw dots hsrtof whkh do not rsndsr ttito un- • a47-7au second floor apartment. s-2a-os morkotablaerlntortorswtthOrantoss'quItlonlevnwnt > NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Heat, appliances, prefer — 25 Inch. Good condl--* or use of ttw prtmisos In any way wtiotsoovor. ; tIon. $99. Coll antyttmo, .H retired lady or older mar­ This Ordinanco tholl toko aftoct ton (W) doyt oftor this puM I- A right of way In favor of ttw Hartford Electric Light - IN MANCHESTER AREA ried couple. References, ootlen Ml this nawmoear providod that within tan (10) days ______:: attar thia pubUcotlen of mis Ordinance a petition slgnod by Company os shown on sold mop. Parfcadi ApU., ffardnar 81 8 « security, no pets. 646-6113, 14' Zenith Black and white! 2 TRUCKS...TRUCKS..J^qi^ L JK M A not leas toon five (S) percent of the electors of the Town, os A townty-ftvs foot utility sessmsnt, os shewn on soM 643- 5363.______T V - $35. 649-5875.______•; dotormlnod from the latest officials lists of tho Registrars of mop, which sossmont Isporallsl to ttw nerttwriy and y W. MIddli Tpka. 8ll Highland 8L 8-107 CHIVYTRUCK. Votors, has not boon filed with tha Town Clerk raouestlng Its torlv linos of sold prsmlsos. Sean Dr. 150-up Manchester— 7 room Wing Choir and Soto, Pine ! retoranca to a special Town oloctlon. Sold prsmlsos ore subiset to ttw follewMig condttlons: - PirfcSL 78-157 oparttnent, 3 bedrooms In ChMliwtSL all Oaarbam Dr. all coffee table and end table, •' Jamas F. Fogarty "The premises described herein ora conveyed upon ttw c ^ ! residential neighborhood. Like new, originally pur-!2 Socretory ditlenihot construction of on opproarlatobulWinaMbullU . Rk Iim I Rd. all Flag Dr. all Hoot, hot water, applian­ Board of DIroctors IngsbocomnwncodnolatorttwnMno (9)fiwiitlwat9srttw • are in the chased at Watkins Fum l- " Monchestor, Connocticut HiekmaUckSL all Laxingtan Dr. all ces and garqge Included. ture Store. For more In- • SALE PRICE diitootWwdoodondIhottoldconstnKttpnbocompistodnp * $650 per month plus secur- Doted of Moncheeter, Cennscllcut this 13th dov of June, latorttwn olohtssn (II) menthsllwraattor. Bvaccsgionoeof ^ M ih ilt 1-104 Ambaaaadar Dr. OD-un Manchester formation, please call ! 1988. the deed, ttw Orontsos, ter ttwmssIvssowdttwtrlwlrAsuc- . ParkSL Itv. 64M246 or 6489227. 64M223. . csssers end oisigns ceysnomgndcwrootocowwlv.wtWiWw PiM Hill RL all 1 S « aforesaid conditions, in the event oTa breach of sold c o i ^ h m lS L PInaSL all Herald Manchester— Excellent 3 all Mohawk Carpeting, MO ’ UO AL NOTICE tions, ttw Grantor heroin or Its lucessssrs shall hovo.llw OtIiSL Carvar L i room apartment, first percent wool, gold sculp- • rlglrttosnfercotlwsocetidHlensbvmakMiaatondsrslllw - ai: all everyday. floor. Convenient to ever- TOWN OP ANDOVBR, CONNECT ICUT purchase price os stotod horsin to Itw Orontaos sr 1 ^ ; RardM Or. Caaa Dr. all hired, excellent cendl-2 8 .8 % A.F.R.*08BACnNANCMO ZONRM3 BOARD OP APPEALE holis, succossofs ond ossigns ottor doductlnionv rool sstoOo . all 2 ythlngl Security. Rafaron- tion. Professionally* Hauaa Dr. OPEN HOUSE • SUNDAY -S The Zoning Board of Appsols of the Town of Andover. Con­ commissions paid by llw Grantor, o M demand o rscon- - W ntCM tir 8L 886^12 all 234 Sm Ui Mahi St, Maa^star cos. No pots. Stove, refrig­ cleaned. Two pieces, 10* x 2 ON C10>C20 O 2 W D vsvoncs of llw herein described prsmlsos.” erator. $335 Plus utilities. necticut mil hold o public iwortng In the Town Office Build- Alniiidtr 8L all Mefluira L i all mart ir/12’ K i r , $275.649-1888.; liw, Wsdrwsdov, June 19,19E5 of 0:00 P.M. to hoar tho tollow­ S-21-85 CMlir I t 407-868 add 8L Jahn 81 115-175 Holllatar-Watklns Homeataad. Built 1784. Lovaly, 649-4012 or 6434449. VEHICLES lne application asking for rsllsf from the Zoning Lows of the Prsporod by HVIIIIotti J. 8lwa well-maintalnad 10 room colonial. Storage ga­ hoppers Town of Andovsr, Connocticut. AssMont Town Attoriwv U a c a lR tt all SL Lawranca 8L all Children's bunk bed,; lore, Including oadar cloaat, walk-ln attic, 6 car Brlorwood 2 Bedroom children's table and- •230 «6ARK W ILUAM S - rsquostine relief from zoning ParklM lt all Dluarldga Dr. all regulations Soctlon 11.2 spocs rsouirsnwnts. Rs- garage. City water and aawara. You can be the Condo— South Windsor, chairs, 4 drawer dresser.; ousels a vorlancs of 14 feet tor side yard. Hoe 6 tool to RldiawMd 81 all Datta Dr. all Shop the 644- 1608 morning orboys Mke, ten speed bike,* MMUM. nmXMTAO. M n 's IN STOCK FOR PROMPT DEUVERYI proud owner of the eecond oldeet home In Man- side lino, noods 20 tsol. Lot located on Hickory Hill Dr. ______jfS) percent ofHwsloctars of llw Tgsm. os . Rm n v i NRI Franela Dr. all cheater for only $15SJ)00. Adjacent approved evening. cor top carrier, screen; At this Iworlne Intsrsstsd persons may appear and be hsord III Classifieds. house and complne gear.* dstormtnsdtromtlwIotostotllclotollstootltwRsBliirorsot ■ NIIm Or. all Diana Dr. all buHdlng lot also avbllablo. oM writtsn communication recsivsd. Sold oOpsols ora on Votors. hos not been tiled with Itw TowitClofhrsauMttnB Hi - 646-1771 Clyde Chevrolet-Buick tllo and may bo soon IntIwOftI coot IheTownCiork, Town Of- rstofsnes to ojpocldl Town sisctlon. East Hartford— Avollo- tics Buildine. Jenwepi. POeertv Manchester Dotod at Andovor, Connecticut 0 Juno, 19ES. Manchester Herald BanMtt, Bawina* Me July 1st. One bed­ Moving — Hlde-o-bedl VetNON/ lecrotory sofa. Like new, redlner- Ela.BS, Dotod at Andovsr, Connecticut 15 Juno, 19BS. Board of Ol rectors Herald room, now wall to wall, RedraMo Call Circulation Dapt TifeMtt AiB etter opplloncoa, hoot and hot chair, spinet piano and! WIndser Avamie, 8 7 2 -9 m ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Mondwotor, CgnnoctlCMt ANDOVER. CONNECTICUT Dotod dl Mdnetwitor, Connocttcut tMs l2Ni dov of Jwia, 643-2711 water. No pels. 64B). Coll several other Heme ot- MARY C. McNANMRA. CHAIRMAN 833-3661 n w : 646-4286, 647-6489 otter hirnltwe. Coll otter pm,: 647-9946 8:30 a.m.-S;00 p.m. 8 00746 4464721. * r m - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 15.19M MANCHESTER U.S./WORLD SPORTS WEAEtlEK Advice Town Insurance cos Soviets use gentle Michelle Morianos Cloudy sky tonight; to rise substantially touch to get spies refused to take ‘no’ no change Tuesday Thrift lesson earns reward ^ - ... page ... page ... page 13| ... page 2 for both son and father

father had it framed, and when we DEAR brought him here last year to Uve ABBY: As a with us, he carried it in his hands father, I made a (or (ear it might get damaged or lot of mistake (m y son is now Dear A h h y ***wiien he heard that his letter had U ). but I know I Irralb been framed and hung in the did at least one Abigail Van Buren chapel of a cemetery, he said, Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Monday, June 17,1985 — Single copy; 258 thing right, and "What a pity it will be seen only by I ’d like to share those (or whom it Is too late. It it with you. would accomplish more posted on When my son a bulletin board in a high school." was 3 years old, Abby, be made me promise that I started giving after be died I would write and ask him an allowance of 50 cents a directly about the virtues of you to run it once more. He died one ^fraek. There was one catch — he saving, but he saves money like no Hostages week ago today (72), so I hope you could spend 25 cents on anirthing he other teen-ager I know. will print It once more in memory wanted, but the other 25 cents he PROUD SEA’TTLE PO PPA of ipy beloved father. Here it Is: had to put in his piggy bank. He D E AR ABBY: I am the most DEAR POPPA: You have a right could spend his piggy bank savings heartbroken person in the world. I any way he wanted, but only after to be proud— of yourself, as well as could always find the time to go removed it reached $10. your son. everywhere else, but never time to Each week he spent his 25 cents You gave your son a gift that will go visit Mom and Dad. They sat at on candy and gum, but he never last him a lifetime: a lesson in the uai phots home alone and loved me Just the really thought much about his value of saving. same. It’s too late now to give them savings — until he got his first $10. recall with any bitterness the years of those few hours of happiness. I was Buck White, head of the singing group, When he realised what he could get DEAR ABBY: Please print this struggle before the ' country music too selfish and too busy to give. the Whites, which includes daughters from jet if he saved up his money, he began in your column (or Father’s Day. Now when I go to their graves and group achieved success. Many people could profit from It. I Sharon, left, and Cheryl, really doesn't saving all his allowance. see the green grass above them, I UNECTZCUT Every year on his birthday, his am 42 and it has already helped me wonder If God will over forgive me allowance was increased 50 cents, to be a better person. for the heartaches I must have A m o so he had 25 cents more he had to G.J.F., LAKELAND, FLA. caused them when they were alive. Shiite leader save. Also the amount he had to I pray to God that those who still After decade of hardship, save increased $10. DEAR G.J.F.: With pleasure: have their parents to visit, do so, He now has his first after-school DEAR ABBY: My father wrote and show their love and respect Job, and he’s saving for a set of to you at least 12 years ago, and you fears battle while there is still time, for it’s drums and a school trip to France. put his letter in your column. (You later than you think. I have never talked to him reprinted it twice on request.) My the Whites hit sunny times TOO L A T E ” By David Zonlan Unltod Prats Intarnatlonal They hired Jerry Douglas, who NOW WHEN TOE WHITE®: HeraW photo by Tarquinlo perform it’s Jerry Douglas who; Bv Jim Lewis Buck soys is one of the few people United Press International Nearly 200 people from throughout central Connecticut parade on Main Street Saturday to protest legalized abortion. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Shiite Amal militia­ who can play the Instrument the kicks them off. ; • See doctor about nosebleed “ It’s a distinctive identifiable, men, apparently fearing a bloody rescue attempt at way it’s supposed to be played. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Buck sound. You hear that and the next; ; the airi>ort, removed tlw hostages from a hijacked From then on. The Whites began Twelve years after a Supreme being fought vigorously by some But the three state legislators White once supported his country thing you hear Is going to be our ~ . TWA Boeing 727 today and took them to an products (or several weeks. May to enjoy success. Court decision legalized abor­ women’s groups and others who from Manchester say they per­ music habit by sunlighting as a voices,” Sharon White said. undisclosed location in Beirut, Am al leader Nabih D E A R D R . can supplement your calcium 'T t’s always been an Instrument tion on demand in this country, say that a woman’s right to sonally oppose legal abortion in plumber back in Texas and "When he came in and started; Berri said. GOTT: I am needs with pills. With time, since we were familiar with. One time control her body is at stake. all but the most extreme cases, Arkansas. playing, we were doing the same- the question o f w h eth er it is taking medica­ acne tends to clear with age, you when I was a kid and I think I was such as rape or incest — echoing Berri emphasized the transfer of the hostages — But the head of ’The Whites, type of songs we $re doing now — i ; moral remains the focus of a Until now, the major battles tion on a daily may be able to enjoy dairy in the second or third grade out on a the sentiments of the Reagan more than 30 people, most of them Amerlqaas — did which includes daughters Sharon the old traditional country. But; bitter dispute. over the issue have taken place basis for high Dr. Gott products once again. (arm In Texas, and a man came Manchester administration and many not mean their release was at hand. He said that, and Cheryl, really doesn’t recall ‘ when he came, we finally began to- In Manchester, as in other blood pressure, around selling guitars.” recalled mostly in large cities. But with while the hijackers were not members of his Amal, the the years of struggle, hardship and sound like we had been trying to towns throughout the United conservatives. and I have had DEAR DR. GOTT: Why do Buck. the parade Saturday and a fundementalist Moslem militia had adopted their Peter Gott, M.D. rejection with bitterness. sound like. A banjo cannot sound Theirs is a position, say numerous no- adults have such a tough time “ He was selling lessons really States, advocates are squaring pro-choice group’s recent letter- demands for release of hundreds of Shiite prisoners “ ’There were some hard times in like what a dobro does. They don’t pro-choice groups, that directly s e b 1 e e d s learning new languages? I used to and this was during the late *30s debates off on both sides of the question. from Israeli Jails. that we were wondering where out writing campaign, Manchester throughout the speak fluent Spanish, but now I and this guy was peddling from sustain. They are a staccato-type Few on either side say they are threatens the constitutional next payment was coming from,” instrument and mosrbanJosaound area residents have been enter­ “ I have personally ordered their evacuation year, without cannot pick it up again. How can I door to door selling lessons. willing to compromise on the rights of women. said White. "W e were loving our ing the fray in ever-increasing because we were afraid of an operation or a battle in the symptoms relearn the language? I cannot Naturally if you took lessons he ' good fast and don’t sound good Turn to pages 4 and 5 (or music and really Into our music slow. A dobro canjound good fast abortion issue. num bers. which all of them ' of cold. afford to relocated. would sell you a guitar. And it was coverage of the march, an and enioying that part. ’That part The Christian Action Council would have been Could this indicate the possibil­ with full stomachs. a dobro guitar, not that it was that or slow," she salST was not unhappy. and other anti-abortion groups Since the Supreme Court’s overview of the situation in killed," Berri told ity of clotting -or other serious Americans have chosen a differ­ D EAR READER: Children ap­ brand but it was the same kind of They toured with Emmykm Related StOrieS, " I t was unhappy that we were Harris while she was promoting a are calling for an end to 1973 decision in the “ Roe vs. Manchester, and stories about a news confer- o complications? ent custom, which Includes light pear to learn languages more steel guitar. really wanting to be recognised very traditional counbry album of legalized abortion under all Wade" case, abortions have the legislators’ views and the ence. He referred S e e page 9 breakfast, early lunch, a heavy readily than adults because there ‘"The dobro has been with us and wondering why our records been available in Connecticut. recent letter-writing campaign. to concerns about DEAR READER: Nosebleeds dinner and bed usually before are more "open circuits” and since the inception of country hers in 1979 and the exposure circumstances. Their position is would not be played on the radio. a possible U.S. or ...... can result from a variety of causes, midnight. If you are eating spar­ youngsters really can throw them­ music and it has withstood the test helped the Whites. ’That’s an unhappy feeling. We "That proved a point,” said Israeli rescue attempt. ^ including high blood pressure and ingly during the day and then selves into the learning process. of time. The steel guitar is an believed in ourselves enough to Berri said be would not let anyone see the hostages clotting deficiency. Some medi­ “ ^ling on the carbs” at night, your Your problem, I think, is not offshoot of i t But you never heard caieryl White. “The timing was think we had something.” today but that arrangenMoto .m ay be made for cines (or hypertension can affect digestion may be in high gear by learning a language, but remem­ anybody who could master the Just right and enough doors were Sharon White remembers the reporters to see them "later^’ the blood, so I recommend you the time you roll into bed. ’The bering it. I ’m no language expert, instrument except two or three. opened. It showed that the market frustration well. was there. It made a lot of people in check with your doctor to make situation can be worsened if you yet I ’ll bet your Spanish would Inpiiiillng this boy who plays with In Washington, the State Department confirmed the sure that your blood pressure is are consuming lots of rich and return pronto if you were to "When we moved here (in 1971), Nashville open their eyes and we to pay bills us. He gets an identifiable tone and Town Lotto passengers had been taken from the plage, hijacked__ we couldn’t get ’em to listen to under control and you haven’t indigestible food at dinner. immerse yourself in a Spanish­ sound. I would never have gone got a record contract." four days ago by Shiite MosTem gunmen who developed a complication of nothing,” she said. "W e cut a demo Since then, they’ve had their Try eating dinner earlier in the speaking environment — a neigh­ with a dobro had he not been that Friday at Pero Fruit Stand on Oakland " I t will be a great feeling not owing demanded the release of more than 700 Arab prisoners Just of what we could do and took it first top 10 record "You Put The By Susan Vauahn and with getting to work at Larry’s Auto treatment. evening. Perhaps you might exper­ borhood, foreign country or lan­ good,” Buck said. anybody,” she said. held by Israel and two Shiite Moslems in Jail in Spain. around to get somebody to listen to Blue In M e" and won a Grammy Herald Reporter Supply in South Windsor by noon — than Street in the North End. iment with eating your main meal guage lab. Sharon White, who is married to He said be buys only the quick-pick ’The Ckikashes said they plan to share us. They wouldn’t even listen to the nomination. ' with discussing his fortune. Berri said the passengers were removed after in the middle of the day. Or go to country music singer Ricky "Fantastic" was about all Richard tickets and doesn’t play other lottery some of the new wealth with their DEAR DR. GOTT: I have been If you say you “ cannot” pick it tape.” "It takes a lot pf determination. Cokash and bis wife, Susan, 20, midnight, but gave no specific time, and taken bed later, if your schedule permits. Skaggs, said until 1979 they had Cokash of Manchester had to say this games. families, but they aren’t sure yet bow having a lot of trouble sleeping up again, you won’t. ’Tbat’s true of It seems everybody has a Tbat’s the key elem ent Kids ask us deposited the first of 20 $125,000 “ somewhere outside Beirut airport,” which his used a banjo in their act and then morning about winning the S3-million Susan C;okash, who is about six they’ll do it. lately. I always eat a big meal any skill. Rather, take the position different (orumula for success in out on the road what doyou do, bow payments at Manchester State after miUtamen control. He said some hijackers remained DEAR DR. GOTT: Whenever I they decided to hire Douglas, grand prize in last week’s Connecticut months pregnant, said she "didn’t think A native of Manchester, Susan around 9 p.m. Could I be disturbing that you “ will” — and so you shall. country music and Buck White’s do you make it. ’There’s no set picking up the check at state lottery aboard the jet. eat dairy products, I develop acne. whom they had known (or several State Lotto drawing. to check’ ’ the lottery numbers white her Cokash has fam ily in the area. Richard my sleeping patterns by eating like To get you started (or fish you off), may stem from his early apprecia­ formula. We can tell them how we headquarters in Newington. ’The pay­ Security sources said the passengers were taken off A friend who has bad acne was told years and who had played some on husband was away over the weekend. (Cokash, who is called "R ic k ," is a this so late In the evening? Are call the adult education depart­ tion of the dobro guitar, that did it but It probably won’t happy to ments will represent their winnings early today after reporters were cleared from the never to drink milk. I was recently their albums. He made the comment during an She said her husband had the tickets native of Pawtucket, R.I. there certain foods one should ment of any university or one of sometimes doleful, delightful them. ’The main thing is to believe after taxes. airport and the airport’s lights switched off for (ear of tested, and I am not allergic to Sharon White said about that interview in the office of Manchester with him anyway. Richard (Cokash said be plans to avoid at so late an hour? many language schools listed in mood-setting instrument that is in yourself, stay tr^ie to yourself Cokash said he did not know until an Israeli attack. dairy products. Are dairy products same time their music "broadened State Bank President Nathan ’The Cokashes said they plan to buy continue as a counter person at Larry’s the Yellow Pages. You may not be unique to country music. and don’t ever give up," Sharon Sunday when he returned from a trip to The transfer came after Bob Peel Sr., a Kansas man especially acne-forming? and opened up” and Buck White Agostlnelli. their first home, pay all their bills and Auto Supply. able to relocated, but you certainly White said. Ohio that he had won the grand prize (reed Sunday, was allowed to leave Lebanon for DEAR READER: Your sleep started playing more piano. go on a cruise with their winnings. He still plans to buy four Lotto tickets could take two or three days (or BUCK FIRST CAME INTO \ The soft-spoken Cokash. 24. was more Friday with a "quick-pick” number of Cyprus. pattern may be altered by a large "Anywhere we don’t have to fly," said every week, he said. ’The (Cokashes DEAR READER: Dairy pro­ evenings) a week to regain your conUct with the dobro in Texas concerned about calming the cries of 4,24,27,31,35,39. He said he bought his Between six and 12 Americans with Jewish- and late evening meal. usual four weekly tickets at 7; 45 p.m. Susan Cokash. declined to say where they lived. Although several European cul­ ducts contain fats and oils that fluency. about 46 years or so ago. his two-year-old daughter. Amber — sounding names were believed taken off the plane tures find it fashionable to have may encourage acne. ’This is not a Send your questions to Dr. Gott A salesman sold his fam ily on the Cinema Friday — the day the plane was seized on a flight to late evening meals, they usually usual pattern, but It can happen. at P.O. Box 9142$, Cleveland, OH idea of guitar lessons and you can’t Rome from Athens, Greece — and taken to the Shiite eat the main meal at midday, Cholesterol in cow’s milk is 44191. Due to volume of mall, take lessons without a guitar. suburbs near Beirut airport. followed later by tea (or a siesta), conunonly the culprit. ’Therefore, individual questions cannot be Buck White liked the sound, but midnioht. — Sleep Away Comp (R) Sat Discovery takes off Greek pop singer Demis Roussos and his American a light late-evening meal and bed drinking skimmed or powdered answered. ()uestioiu of general it wasn’t until 1979 that the Ctaeme Clfv — The Oodt MyW Be midnight. girlfriend, Pamela Smith, were also removed from milk may help. If that doesn’t solve interest will be answered in future instrument became an integral Croiy (PG ) Sot and Sun 2.4:2S, L f :2S. the plane and held somewhere in Beirut, Greek after midnight. ’This pattern seems — The Purple Rote of Cairo (PO) Sot Treasipx CeneBaTwla--D.A.R.V.l^ to work for them; they don’t retire your problem, try giving up milk columns. part of The Whites’ act. and Sun 3:05,4:S5,7:15,9:15. — Mon of (PO) Sot end Sun 3. 5, 7. 0. — Pint diplomats said Sunday. Roussos’ brother said today Flotver* Sot and Sun 2:30, 4:35, 7:30, Blood (R) Sot 2:30,7; Sot 2:30,7 ^ Greek officials told him the couple were held In a Mod Max (R) Sot 4:30, 0. — The for satellite launch f :35. — Comllo Sot and Sun 2:45,4:45, Beirut suburb and were Joined today by the 7:45,0:45. Plomlnoo Kid (PO-13) Sun 2:30,7 with Breaking Away (PO) Sun 4:30,0. Americans. ■setwiiSPsBBChiem e — Deeper- for itself,” launch director Robert Sieck One 1 « 3— Witness (R) Sot 1:30,7, By william Harwood One of Berri’s aides, All Hamdan, said there were 32 otelv SeekliM Susan (PO-13) Sot 7:15, said after the liftoff. ’"The team did an 0:15; Sun 7:39. Feiw# •vnSun 1:30,$•«$# .4:15, 7, T.iaif0:1S, ‘ ^— United Prats Intarnatlonol American passengers, four Greeks and three About Town Big snake Peer Rick errs PsB A aaemo — Desperately Seeking SuMn (PO-13) excellent Job and the shuttle system crewmen. Desperately Seeking Susan JPO-13) 8atT7:1S,0:30; Sun X 4:30,7:1X0:10. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Five performed as advertised.” Robert McFarlane, President Reagan’s national SotTsO, 0:30,13; Sun 7:30.0:30. Wssi llarwerd wasn’t part Sbewcgse Cinemas— A View to o Kill . Wm I A S — Witness (R )M a n d Sun Americans, a Frenchman and a Saudi Shuttle manager ’Thomas Utsman said security adviser, said in Washington toiday the United (PO) Sot 12:15, 2:40, 5:05, 7:35,10:10, 2,4:30,7,0:15. — Ssskli^ Arabian prince thundered into orbit today the only glitch during an otherwise flawless States would not ask Israel to free between 700 and 800 Sun I T S , Whiton holds rsading program Chorus rahoarsss, psrforms 12:30; Sun 13:15,3:40,5:05,7:35,10:10. Susan (PO-13) Sat ai aboard tte shuttle Discovery to launch four countdown was a power outtage early today Arab prisoners — mostly Lebanese Shiites — held — Perfect (R ) Sot 13:45, 3, 5:15, 10, 0:15. satellites and help carry out the first “ Star at the launch complex, which was corrected Whlton Memorial Library, 100 N. Main St., will ’The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse ’Tuesday from of the raid 13:10; Sun 13:45, 3, 5:15, 7:40, 10. — near the Israeli port of Haifa, as the hijackes had W art” experiment in space. about an hour later. sponsor a children’s summer reading program, 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Brewster’s Millions (PO ) Sat 1:15,3:15, wminignllc demanded. 5:15, 7:40, 10,13; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, "We’re trucking along,” commander Discovery, making the 18tb shuttle flight, “ We don’t make concessions,” McFarlane told “ Keys and Hats,” starting June 24. St. RefreshmenU will be served before the rehearsal. BAL’TIMORE (UPl) — Police 7:40,10. — Rambo: First Bieod Part II Daniel Brandenstein told mission con­ rode into space atop a brilliant plume of Children will be encouraged to take out books and On Friday at 2:15 p.m. the chorus will sing (or the raiding a home found the (R) (two screen^ lot 13:30,3:30,3:30, reporters. “ We’re not going to make others do so.” 4:30, 5:30, 4:30, 7:30. 0:30, 0:30, 10:15, trollers about an hour and a half after the flame from its two solid rocket boosters. indicate they read them by drawing a picture, writing S.S.S. Club of Rockville at the Manchester Country marijuana and heroin they were Asked specifically if the U.S. would ask Israel to lllo, 13:15; Sun lilSO, 1:30J:30.3:30, spectacular blastoff as the shuttle soared Hundreds of international visitors watched the book’s name or a report, as they progress through Club. looking (or, and something they 4:30,5:30,4:30,7:30.0:30,0:30,10:1S. — II (li) $ot-Syn1:10,1:10,7:10,0:10.— A release the prisoners its forces rounded up during over the Pacific Ocean. the spectacle for nearly three minutes until the program. On June n at 2 p.m. the chorus will present a weren’t — a IS-foot python Flelch (PO ) Sat 1,3,5,7:15,0:30,11:30; VIswtoAlUll (PO) $a^Sun1.1:3e,^ their occupation of southern Lebanon, McFarlane Sun 1,3.5,7:15. — The Oeonles (PO) Brandenstein, co-pilot John Creighton Discovery disappeared from view. For registration or more information, call librarian program at Meadows Manor, 333 Bidwell St. curled up in the bathtub. Psrfsct (R ) — ]?• said: “ No. We would not consider it.” Sol 13:15,3:35, 4:S5J:30,0:4$, 13; $ ^ Ooeniss (P O ) ioFSun 1.1:30,7,0: V. and crewmates Shannon Lucid, Steven About 40 minutes after blastoff. Discov­ Shirley Sarkis and children’s librarian JackieMoores ’The snake was Uken to an 13:15, 3:35, 4:55, 7:30, 0:45. — P rM 's In Israel, news reports said officials in Jerusalem Nagel, John Fabian. Frenchman Patrick ery’s twin orbital maneuvering rockets at 643-6692. animal shelter and officials said Honor (R) Sot 13:15,3:30, 7:15, 0:45, would consider freeing the prisoners only if Israel 13:15; Sun 13:15, 3:30, 7:15, 0:45. — Baudry and Prince Sultan Salman Al-Saud fired for about 3 minutes to place the shuttle R«d CroM trains Bsrggran the reptile is $ feet longer than ()g% w'wssis'jsrtiif.' received a high-level U.S. request. O .A.R .L.-(PO ) Sat 13:45, 3:50, 4:55, took off on time at 7:33 a.m. and climbed in a circular orbit 219 miles high and about allowed to be kept under city 7:30,0:30, 11:M; Sun 13:45,3:50,4:55, McFarlane said he spoke by telephone with Berri to Lorraine Berggren of Manchester oomirieted a amoothly into the nMming sky trailing an bour later, the crew was given Boy Scout troop hM potiuck law. People may keep siukea 7:30,0:30. ngttis win release of the hostages. course (or Red Cross bloodmobile volunteers at Red Slons (PO ) Sot-Sun 16:55. streama of smoke and flame. permission to open the ship’s payload bay , ” We have had lots of contact during the night,” said Boy Scout Troop 73 of Bolton will hold a potiuck only up to 5 feet long, sidd Lloyd Cross headquarters, 20 Hartford Road. *^UATBiS ers ■oel— Witness (R) Sot Msaclisslsr — Thrss Stoagss ’The abip’s international cargo includes doors. supper tonight to nurk Scout Jerry Murphy’s Ross, director of the Animal 3:15,4:30,7,0:40; Sun 3;15,4:3e,y 0:30. Comsdy M -iu n 6:40 with NMttaiars McFarlane, the first U.S. official to contact Berri three communications satdlltes owned by Adding to the international flavor of promotion to Eagle Scout as well as the 75th Control Bureau. — Desperately Seeking Susan (0*(Ll3) on BIm Strsst (R ) 0 with m Tsxos UPlpiwto from Washington. He called the hijackers’ demands SatX4,4,$,10; Sanx«isr7i3e.0:36,— Chainsaw Mossocrs (R ) 10:1). Mexico, the 21-nation Arab Satellite Com- space this week, two Soviet cosmonauts “ unfortunate” and said the prisoners stood a better anniversary of Boy Scouting in America. “ Although it is not a poisonous Closs of 1064 (R ) Sot rnimight. — The Martin PTA alacta offlcars MaaslIsM — Coll thsatsr tar municafiou Organisation and American worked aboard the Russian Salyut 7 space Murphy, 17, attends East Catholic High School. snake, it can Injure a person by Rocky Horror Picture $hew (R ) Sat shawMmss. French payload specialist Patrick Baudry waves as he chance of freedom without a hostage connection. Telephone A Telegraph Co. Also on board is station in their 12th day of Earth orbit. Other members of the troop will also receive awards. Martin School P T A elected officers for the next squeesing,’’ be said. Berri, Lebanon’s Justice minister and leader of the leaves'crew quarters prior to the launch of the shuttle a small aatronomlcal observatory. NASA was paid about $30 million to ferry ’The dinner will begin at 5:30 at the Bolton school year. They are: Leslie Belcher and Mary-JaiM Amal militia, made no comment on his discussions Discovery today. He will carry out medical experiments. the three relay stations to orbit. Congregational Church on the Bolton Green. The Pasda, co-presidents; Marilyn Neumayer, vice Ross said the animal shelter Something Different...... 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Smith, R-New Hartford, is and the office of Chief State’s Attorney Justice system,” Smith said. plans a clinic (or senior d t i s ^ on ’Tuesday from 1 to $1,366. Editorial_____ .6 Sports— . 643-2711 eommission. pressing to hire a third counsel, a Austin J. McGuigan. Senate Minority Leader Cornelius O. Entsrtslnmsnt. .17 1: 36 p.m. at Hop River Homes. For more information, DeMartln and Tom Regan, second; and Linda commission’s only official act so Republican, giving each party a coun­ Democrats wanted the commission to O’Leary, D-Wlndor Locks, sees it Lollsry______- 2 WssUtsr- call the aervloes at 226-642$. Sinunons and Penmy Weatherwax, third. The -far has been to tap attorney Frantds J. sel. and retain Mc(;arthy as the general be bipartisan, but Republicans, led by differently.

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