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rUBUC HMmiM Piojyin. com. FOR RENT CAM ICAM FM8ALE Iforsale a Sm m F )* ROOMS, Mala or FOmala. Cancen Reagan pays price for sun / page Contratly locattd. Klt- PONTIAC SunMrd 1978.6 CHEVY 1979. Excellent N L E a st Mets sweep g ? * jyo lin f comnMiito chon prlvllodflot. Reas­ cylinder, sunroof, new ggg* Wibdivltlon tlrea. Many good porta. onable. Apply at 39 brakes, tires end 8190. Coll after 5:30. SSSnSSSLay MeCorrlton- Cottape Street, be- e S t t A - J " ’* "Tinicnr clutch. 8750 or best 643-9997. Cards’ series to tighten tween 9-4.______offer. 643-6370 or 74^ t 22?. $!**vlslen. SMtIor i a s i r “ £h r y Al 6 r £ o rd o b i FE M A LE preferred, klt- 7667. 7om-2:30pm. sailor W r ^ M omitoln Hood / VUI'- — J < ^ N tv Chid care? Ooes It eeem you never 1976. Good condition, cross Atlantic / page the race / page 20 chen prlvllepes, bus Coli' NoimlBt “ R " Us ALLphasSofVBr3w MEDICAL Tr« F i r e b i r d Fi , V-6 power hove tlmetoenloy itfet Very reosonoblet Jim dependable car. 8450. 2SL22!"*. wf'wy «*«♦ rood line. Evenings and lne.< Qt 233-7457. Ask for tionist win steering, brakes, air. 643-2929 after 5:30. - weekends only 647- Let me relieve you of 6494M77. SJJKJJji"**_W®*lonbory, SuionnB. household chores a i^ time o f v< Mint condition. S3300. (^HEVY Caprio 6asofc .««■ wouM contain >1 lota. 9813. Over 10 < 6464817.______R. B. OORTON, more time will be your juwREtm'miK 1979. Dependable eaC COVENTRY. Untof- u-D fY C A R E own. Coll 647-7293 .Ask Bucket triick B chipper. lienee In VW Rabbit ^986. 4 floor, High mileage. Muet CHAIRMAN nlshed ground floor ties. 743-< 9 > H 7 Home hes opetrings for full fOr Pom. Stump removel. Free sunroof, MIchellns, sell. 8500.643-2929 aftqr roonn. Private en­ time toddlers 2H to 5. 9even eetlmetee. Speclel 9/1/871 AM -FM radio, manual trance and both. Secur­ yeera llceneed, first sW oertl- constderetlon for elderty 4 speed, 1 owner. 81300. NOnCB TO CRBMTORt ity deposit, references. lled. Mothw of two. Fenced PAMTim/ end hendlcMtped. Coll 643-2012.______RSTATB OP S2S0 per month. 742- Inbeokyeid. % R A N t 0 N ^ BL»IB VICTORIA 6715. FWHIIIIB 647-7SS3 AMC Concord 78. Runs JACKSON, o/k/o ELSIE W. ^ 0 2 9 2 I Quality sioontlhgit % well but needs work. ^JACKSON, Lota of ANooiigcruogooAm. . Monchottar, Oocootod COLLEG?PainBSI^re- ECONOMY LAW ! M M ER attordeble prIOBsl 8500/best offer. 649^ FIND A CASH buyer for l i c e n s e d Mom before f^ lo n o l lob without 4820. ______SOIM SJ% nNANCMM OB LISW - TI»o Hon. William E. n ti- those golf clubs you never Lawn Moawta lepabed. m n gemMin - nu y iesMm Oorald. JudM. of ffw Court and after school hours. CHEVY Van, 6 cylinder, of Probata. Olotrict of Mon- use I Advertise them for Walking disfance Bow- ar.ssssr"'""*- 10% Benlor CWm iw Call 649-t71» 87 VOyAGER •15.SM chMtar oto hoorlno hold on stick shift. Power sale In classified. Just dial ers school. 647-8080. M eoount steering. Runs well. 87LSBARON * Jtdy 17. ifS7 ordorod that oil 643-2711 to place your od. ^xfERibk pointing and OTaTufta •12,208 ) Manrhester - A City of \/illaf)(: Charm Fraa pick up end daNwary. Faal >eeeeeeeeeQe j» V iHaurliratrr Hrralft Oolira muot bo orosontod to staining done. Also 643-9376. 87 PLY VOYAGER •15.808 tho fldMicH’V on or botoro Oc- GIVE YOUR budget o eourtaoua aandoe Call anyUma ta b ^ 30, IM7 or bo borrod o« Is advertising expensive? cusMio uini 01DS Cutlass Supreme . 87 RAMCHARGER _____ ^ break ... shop the classi­ 1977. Automatic, 4n4 *17i669 by law orovidod. You'll be surprised now fied columns for bargain ..... economical It is to odver- am/fm, 4 door, good 88 THUNDERBIRD (O.BSB Johanna Brudor Roy, buysl tires. 127k. S500. 633- 88 DODGE miLdddta •11,408 Aoilotont Clork tlse In Classified. 643-2711. DELIVERINO 30 Cents Tho flduclory It: PAINTING Rich form loom, 5 yards. 6239. 08 RELIANT S.W. •8,888! lO E M I IM kiiMlar and axMer. WNtpapar- ier a Barbara J. Oooonno tag. Ouamy wmh. Rttawwoia 875plus tax. Sand, grovel, eas 88 DODGE dddwbtm, •12,888' 47 Norman Stroot kiiviges and decorative stone. 88 LASER tam. 'll.SOe Monchottar, CT 06IH0 I •nd hiNy bwurod. SO yaan ax- • 4 6 ^ 0 7 8 . APARTMENTS mrtanea. Mortn MoBwa oBar • •oaeeeaaee e;« Homart Development Corp. of Chicago residenta delaying the proJecU, Carbone said: line. Ideal for middle- Best offer over SKX). saw, cannon ball bed, Good condition. $1200.- when promising to help finance the mall through tax-increment Bank premises, fur N011CB TO CREDITORS aged and senior clfl- 12' long, V wide. $30. 742-9379. ^‘Lawsuits can do anything, but I think they have to be nlture and fixtures, ESTATE OF Coll 525-7784.______646-6360.______color tv's. Folk art 1085 Mircury Marquis prepared to remove i jmart decided to leave the site in wake of bonds. and other assets lens. S540. 247-5030. dishes, ’/i mile off route 0 cyl., Auto, PS, PB, Air based on something. I hope we can avoid court action. FRANCIS PATRICK E N TE R TA IN M E N T cen­ C H EV Y VAN 1979 with olr representing bank DONOHUE, O/k/0 FRANCIS M ANCHESTER. 6 room CAKE decorating eaulp- 6 on Hendee Rd, An­ conditioning. Am/fm ^ “ I don’t think anybody could dispel the fact that the premises 1.141,000.00 DONOHUE, O/k/0 ter. Medium Oak, glass ment Inlcddes, heavy dover. See signs I mher asseU 7M,000.00 duplex In two fmally. doors, brass accents. <5995 cassette. Captain's state needs new prisons,” he said. FRANCIS P. DONOHUE, V/i baths and laundry. duty molds, accesso­ chairs. Sofa, Ice box. TOTAL Lota Of Monchottar, S425. 644-5908.______ries. S50. Call evenings Because the number of prisoners in state facilities ASSETS 171.100.000.00 Oacaotad Security deposit and Coll 742-07M. 8am-5pm, FU L L size Maple bed, $40 649-5905. CARO 80 Mustang *6695 now slightly exceeds capacity, Carbone said the state UABIUTIES Tha Hon. William E. R ti- references. Gas heat ask for (George. is "several days into” the SOKlay period that precedes Demand deposits Gorold, Judea, of tha Court and hot water. S695plus and dresser, $60. 644- FOR SALE Town has to woo Homart again of Indirlduals of Probata, Oltfrlcf of Mon- utilities. Call 646-3253. 1956.______18 " Webber charcoal 85 Gran Marq Brh. *6895 mandatory early release of prisoners. But be said he partnerships, and chattar of o haorlne hold on grill and accessories. was confident the state could avoid such releases. 3 ROOMS, heat and hot TORINO Wagon 1976. V-8, 08 Town Car *18,500 IMOTORCYGLES/ By Andrew Yurkovsky corporations sis.lll.ooo.oo July 27, 1987 ordarod that oil $35. Call evenings. 649- 351 engine. Power , The new Jallfs to be completed by 1001 and the prison Time and savings dolmt mutt ba protantad to water. 3rd floor. Rent rnTV/RTEREO/ Herald Reporter deposits of I n ^ tha fiduciary on or bafora Oc- and security deposit. I^APPLMNCES 5905. steering, brakes, air. 85 Cougar m *6800 by 1992. vidnals, partner­ tobar 30,1907 or bo borrod at $395. 646-4412 to leave HALF PRICEI! Save 70,000 miles. $450. 644- 1984 Hondo A TC 110. Ex­ Construction is to begin in 1989 on both projects. The ships, and by low providad. 50% I! Best, large flash­ 1855.______84 Mazda Pickup *4595 cellent condltlon,must Town directors interviewed this 840 million Jail is expected to take two years to corporations 13,111,000.00 message or 649-4820. DOUBLE oven, self Johanna Brudar Roy, cleaning Hotpoint ing arrow sign S299I CH EVY Monza 78. Blue, sell. Asking $650 or best morning said they were disappointed by EDC member: Body blow’ not fatal complete and the $80 million prison, three years. Deposits of United Attlttanf Clark 3 ROOMS, 118 Main 83 Lynx Wg„ At. ac *4695 offer. Call after 4pm a court ruling against a bonding States Street. No pets. Secur­ stove. Coppertone. Lighted, non arrow no body rot. Sunroof, , Both sites will now be subject to environmental Tho fiduciary It: S289! Unllghted S249! om-fm cassette. $800. 647-9925. agreement for the Mall at Buckland By Andrew J. Dovls (kivemment 00,000.00 Ruth S. Donohua ity and deposlt.S480. good condition. Great 88 Mazda SE5 paj *5495 another high-quality project will go but to get them to vote on $13 million Impact studies and Carbone said public hearings will Deposits of States Free letters! See lo­ 646-8223 after 5:30. Hills, but they said are confident that a Herald Reporter there." and political sub­ 43 Parkins Straat Heat and hot water for cottage or opart- (In bonds). I don't think it will fly. be held in each town to address residents’ coniwnis. Monchottar, CT 04040 ment. Best offer. White cally. Call today! Fac­ M ERCURY Bobcat 1976. 85 Colony Park referendum will show support for the The EDC and the town of Manches­ divisions In the Included. 646-2426, 9-5 tory direct: 1 (800) We're going to ha ve to take a fresh look But, he said, if there were anything that could United States i.ioo.ooo.oo JBAIB______weekdays. Glenwood apartment Running condition. Wagon *10,400 project. Members of the Economic Develop­ ter were on the losing side Wednesday at it." Deposits of com­ 423-0163, anytime. |Sa// Your Car ment C!ommission, named with the reverse the final selections, “ I think we would know it LEOAL NOTICE COVENTRY. Semi reflr- size stove. Needs oven Best offer. 646-3957. of a lawsuit filed by Elizabeth Sadloski by now.” mercial banka 300,000.00 TOWN OF ANDOVER coll. S20 os Is. 646-5160 88 Merkur XR4TI *11,495 One task the town government has to town of Manchester in a lawsuit over EDC secretary Anne E. Flint, the Certified and blshed loft studio T Bl RD 79. MIchelln tires. and four others, who sued when the ; Newtown First Selectman Jack Rosenthal said he FINAL ACTION OF THE after 6pm .□ undertake is to convince Homart financing of the proposed Mall at president of the Greater Mancheter officers' checks 41,000.00 INLAND WETLANDS apartment. Country ENDROLLS Excellent condition. 85 Buick Regal *7495 town promised the Homart Develop­ plans to talk with the town counsel about challenging Total Deposits 70,014.000.00 COMMISSION ON setting. Utilities In­ KENMORE chest $1500 best offer. 643- 4 Linesns — 10 Dsys Development Corp., the mall developer, Buckland Hills, said they will continue Oiamber of Commerce, added that 27% width - 288 ment Corp. of diicago to help finance a (1) Total PROPOSED SUBDIVISON freezer, 6 cubic foot. In 85 Olds Calais that Manchester still welcomes the the selection in court. The Newtown site is on the d^and cluded. References and J 13% width • 2 for 288 0220,563-6541. *6395 1508 charge, each addi* to work toward completing the pro­ the proposed mall through tax- the EDC would have to meet to decide FLAN security.. S400 per perfect condition. mall. Director Stephen T. Cassano said. ject, despite their recent defeat. grounds of a state mental health facility, Fairfield h iii» deposHs 10,410,000.00 I m uST ba pickad up at ttwl SUBARU 81 GL. 4 door, 5 84 Gran. Marq. LS *8695 Itlonal line. You can inc.rement bonds. its next course of action, which has not Hospital. a (b Total At o maatine of tha Town In­ month. 742-6715. Reosonoble. 649-1485. speed, air, stereo. Ex- "I'll tell you, it was a body blow to been decided. time and lands Watlondt Commission iHarald Dffica M o n ^ thru| I cancel at any time. "Homart does not need Manchester, 'To get the public to agree to finance ■f There was no immediate comment from Suffield of Andovar hold on July 30, STORRS 2 bedroom, ap- STOVE-WhIte Westing- [Tbuiadaybalota 11 am. only. cellent condition. 84 Cougar «hat *5800 Conn.," C^assano said. "Homart has the project," said Joseph S. Hachey, savings de- house S50, Amona Re­ $2200. 659-3619.______SORRY. the mail will be a hard sell, Hachey “ If I had a crystal bail, I wouldn't be officials. JMSits 11,100,000.00 19t7, plant for o nina (9) lot pllonces. Priyate en­ NO REFUNDS OR millions and millions of dollars. I think vice chairman of the EDC. “ But it was said. Olber UaMUtles 010,000.00 subdivision on tha cornar of trance, yard. S395. Call frigerator Coppertone OLDS 67 Delmont 88. 425 not fatal. The mall will go forward or working^or a living," she said. " I j The site for the Jail had been narrowed to five towns TOTAL Wolat and Shoddy Mill Rood, between 8-5:30. 643- S150, J.c. Penney Ca­ MORIARTY ADJUSTMENTS What they're asking us now is show us " I think the people want the mall. don't know what the best way (is)." and the site for the prison to four. antitlad Viawpolnt wot op- engine. Running condi­ that you want us." UABIU'HES 8516. binet Stereo $75. 649- tion. $200. 643-9504. 643- : The other towns Usted as flnalista for the prison were (excluding sub­ provad. 9958. BROTHERS CALL HERALD t ordinated notes Mops dotad 3-31-17 thowine 9505 evenings.______301 CuntGr 8t. An indication that Homart may be Windsor, Torrington and Middletown. The other and debentures 70.031,000.00 tha obova tubdlvltlon ora on STOVE. White Westing- PONTAIC J-2000 82. Air CLASSinED rethinking its commitment to the Homart officials would not comment said. finalist towns for the Jail were Torrington, where there EQUITY CAPITAL flla In tha offica of tha Town house S50. Amona re­ TA G sole. 29 Stone Street, MandiGStGr, C T mall project. Common stock I CONDOMINIUMS coditloned, 37,00 miles. project came Thursday afternoon, as Thursday on what their course of action The Manchester Property Owners were two potenUal sites; Bristol, Watertown and Clork, Town Offica Bulldine. frigerator Coppertone Manchester July 31st, Good condition. $2200. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 will be in light of the court decision. “ I don't think that it will affect Southbury. a. No. shares authorised Dotad at Andovar, Connac- ____ I fo r r e n t $150. J. C. Penny ca­ .Homart spokeswoman Jane Majzan Association had argued in its suit (long-term development) at ail, be­ 100,000 and August 1st. 646-5087. 643-5135 Manchester Mayor Barbara Wein­ A Jail is for the (xinfinement of people who are tlcut this 30th day of July binet stereo,S75. 649- 'announced that work crews that had against Homart and the town that the cause at some point, I think the land is b. No. shares out­ 19S7. berg said this morning that town awaiting trial or who have been convicted of minor standing 100,000 CONDO 1 bedroom loft. 9958. been clearing the the mall site were issuing of bonds would have to be going to be developed," he said. tarplua INLAND WETLANDS Wall to wall carpeting, being pulled from the site. She would not officials will meet with attorneys approved directly by the townspeople. offenses. A prison is for the confinement of people Undivided profits CO M I^SIO N appliances, carport, explain why work was being halted. sometime today to discuss the case. She While Cassano said the decision by serving sentences for felonies. TOTAL EQUITY S T E V » FISH, lacuzzi, spiral stair­ IttI LAWN AND Two other directors. Peter P. DiRosa CAPITAL 4,417,000.00 CHAIRMAN j said a course of action has not been Jr. and Thomas H. Ferguson, said they Homart to pull its crews from Buckland TOTAL case. Call between 7am LiJeARDEN Hartford Superior Court Judge John . decided upon yet. Hills might be symbolic of something, and 2pm. 647-8912. .P. Maloney handed down a decision support a referendum. But like Cassano, UABIU'HES , Director Geoffrey Naab said this they said Homart must decide first DiRosa and Ferguson said they didn’t AND EQUITY INVITATION TO BID M ANCHESTER. Beauti­ LAWN Mower, Snopper Wednesday blocking the town from PRIVATE PARTY morning that the town should follow , whether to appeal the Judge's ruling. know what the action means. Naab Baby, two others CAPITAL 071,100,000.00 push type with leaf Saolad bids will ba received ful new 2 bedroom issuing bonds for the proposed mall, Judge Maloney's directive and hold a described it as simply a practical MEMORANDA condo. Air, refrigera­ mulcher and bag. Ex­ " I think it’s unfortunate that a In tha General Services' of­ ruling that the issue should be voted on referendum. Such a referendum would business decision. 1. Amounts outstand­ fice, 41 Center Sf., Manches­ tor, dishwasher, ml- cellent condition. $50. by Manchester residents. The town had minority of people had to bi=Ing that ing as of report ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the crovwave etc. Call 644- 646-0505.______show public support for the bonding lawsuit about,” Ferguson said. “ I think “ I think it’s a very prudent thing for die in house fire di3e: a (1) Sand- data shown below for tha fo- planned to float $13 million in tax- agreement If the people are informed of Homart to do. They doi)’t know where by letters of lowlng: 2673 or 644-3313 Merchandise Ads increment bonds to pay for improve­ that by all means the Buckland Hills credit, total oio.ooo.oo evenings. Tap Sail ScraaRBd Loam. the issue, he said. they stand,” Naab said. AUGUST 1L 1917 (1) Any amount daHvaiad. Alio, (III, ments to the mall site. Mail would be a benefit to the whole b. TlnMcertlfl- But Naab was critical of the reasoning area." catea of deposits FURNISH B INSTALL graval, etona and bark mulch. Homart had said that building the Directors Stephen T. Penny, William WINDSOR (AP) — Three people perished and three FOUR (4) OVERHEAD Bobcat, backhoa a kwdar lantal. employed by the Judge in reaching his DiRosa admitted that Buckland Hills were iqjured early today in a house fire in the Wilson la denominations of DOORS — HIGHWAY ;mall would be unprofitable without J. Diana, James F. Fogarty and glOAOlO or more 7,701,000.00 I STORE AND decision. "It's not a logical decision; it's will probably be developed, whether or section, fire officials said. 1. Average for GARAGE M m CONSTRUCTION !financial assistance from the town, but circular. It doesn't make sense." he Kenneth N. Tedford could not be 10 calendar days (2) 3M REFLECTIVE ___I OFFICE SPACE not Homart remains committed to the reached for comment this morning. The dead, who were not identified, included a MATERIAL & 672-1400 / 65M655 3-year-old child, an elderly woman and a young (or calendar month) ALUMIUNUM SIGN e^ngwlth N EW LY renovated. woman, neighbors said. r m it date: BLANKS AUGUST IX 1907 (I) ONE Close to 1-84. 1st floor The iqjured were rescued by neighbors and taken to a. Cash and due (I) USED VAN suite available. Rent OFFICE/RETAIL Regan: President from depository Includes utilities. 530 EQUIPMENT Mount Sinai Hospital in Hartford, where spokeswoman Inadtntloos 4,4n,ooo.oo Tha Town of Manchastar is Susan Lewis identified them as Dwight Teal Jr., 4 b. Federal funds an equal apporfunity am- square feet. Peterman sold and aecurltlea plovar, and requires an afflr- Building Co. 649-9404. COPY machine standard months, critical condition; Dwight Teal Sr., 25, stable purebaaed under mativa action policy for all of and legal size. Excel­ rejected pardons; condition; and Patricia Laurence, 18, stable condition. agraements to Its Contractors ana Vendors lent condition. S3500 The cause of the 3 a.m. blaze in the two-story wood reaeU i.in.ooo.oo os a condition of doing busi­ IqolROOMMAnS e. Total loans 04,010,000.00 ness with tha Town, os par asking $500.646-0505. frame bouse was not immediately known. d. TInw certlflcates Federal Order 11246. WANTED ‘Cap’ takes stand A neighbor, Gus Johnson, said he was awakened by of depoalta In de- Bid forms, plans and speci­ MUMCAL bis dog barking. Domlttstloiis of fications are ovallaMo of lha ANOTHERTIenc^rBm IMTOO or more 7,141,000.00 General Services' offica. W seeking a place to inMS " I looked out and I beard screaming and hollering," a. Intal deposits 04,010,000.00 TOWN OF live Manchester, E. WASHINGTON (AP) — Former White House Chief Johnson said. “ I saw an orange rolling ball of flame In Total assets 70,100,000.00 MANCHESTER, CT. Hartford area. A must THOM AS organ excellent ★ M in i m u m 4 L in e s — 7 D a y s the kitchen area of the house." h. Total asssla 70,00,000.00 condition with rythm of Staff Donald T. Regan testified today that President We, the undersigned officers, ROBERT B. WEISS by September 1. Call 991 Reagan "shot down right aw ay" a proposed pardon for GENERAL MANAGER section. S200. 647-9819. do hereby declare that Ibis Re­ 646-7804 days, 667-4332 Iran-C!ontra figures John M. Poinclexter and Oliver L. port of Condition (including the 041-07______evenings. Ask for KRAMER Striker bass ★ Additional Lines 50

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 81.1967 — 6 Sen. Morton Connecticut in BHtf I Light momGiits iviark BaldriciG rites Fish hee LI. Sound Clotting clone Vandalt tore* rock club to do** -Mac’ nevAr reconsiders, tmt *______^ I ivitii/ never ^ popular rock club baa been forced to drops Shays In search of oxygen Researchers clone gene for blood-clotting protein c l ^ indefi^tely alter vandala infUcted what authoriUea said got used to GROTON (A P) — A large area NEW HAVEN (AP) - Re­ J® •••ouaandf of d o lla n in damage, Nassau County, N.Y., re­ ment,” Hawiger said in a telephone of western Long Island Sound is i searchers have isolated and cloned the production of tissue factor in ■ n m ^*** *1” ’*'* In the Weat Hartford Ballroom and Muaic Hall I BRIDGEPORT uis and the Research Institute of outside the bloodstream. After BRIDGEPORT — Security bara on a bedroom window may Simpson, R-Wyo. *rith Itemocratic State Chairman Rypoxla is caused when sur­ determined the structure o f the blood vessels are injured by trauma "It's going to taka awhile for Scripps a in ic in La Jolla, Calif,, pave prevented the eacape of a 6-year-old boy who died in a fire B® rigged all the computers in John Droney, Bridgeport Mayor face whters expand and become protein, called human tissue factor, or disease, factor V II and TF come Thomas Bucci, Lt. Gov. Joseph us to piece together the Whole said blood researcher Dr. Jacek the Comerce Department to spit out lighten in the heat, separating from the gene, and confirmed the together immediately and become * younger brother playing with Fauliso and State Treasurer Fran­ thing and get at the causes," Hawiger of Harvard Medical matchea, authoritiea aaid. and reject words that he would froin reld, dense bottom waters. detailed chemical makeup of the active. cisco Borges, Morton announced Welsh said. - School. gene by analyzing the protein. # "*®“® Lamar Johnson Thursday morning never chamber in his discussion Oxygen can’t pass between the “ It’s a very important develop­ In a test tube, adding TF to blood with his fellow human beings,’’ yhe had changed her mind. The area west of Norwalk was The accomplishment will permit leads to a clot within 12 seconds. from the first-Roor bedroom of the wood-frame, three-family selected for the survey because layers unless the water is mixed Simpson recalled in his eulogy ""®‘ ® •’®®*» on W>e by tnrbulent waters such as In a " *’®u®'' •’y heat and flames. third floor of the Bridgeport Hilton the hypoxia condition was. Assistant Fire Chief Joseph DiCarlo said. during Baldrige’s funeral Thurs­ storm. Jefore a fund-raising dinner for known to be severe there and day. “ Words like specificity, viable The phenomenon usually isn’t -,-T'l**?®'"®? IJfJ!!® blowing out the bedroom windows when — he hated viable, input and output Bucci. scientists have data from fidi we got there, DiCarlo said. “ When we did get into the bedroom, “ My words (to support Shays) population figures from pre^ observed until August or Sep­ PAULHOGAN or simply any word with 1-z-e at the IS n appeared... the boy was moving in the direction of the window end of it” were out of anger and retaliation ” vlous years with which Uiey can tember, authorities say. hut could not get out because of the hars.” Morton said. “ When I lost the compare this week’s findings. ’The effects of sewage and Th® younger brother. Benny Johnson. 4. had been playing with Baldrige’s funeral, six days after primary, I was numb.,.and I felt Hypoxia particularly affects algae .blooms exaggerate the ‘®y» ®n next to the bedroom door. his death while practicing for a prople who worked for the party stationary marinelife, such as hypoxlji eottditlon and cause it to- The blazing toys blocked Lamar’s escape, fire officials said. California rodeo, was marked by aldn’t respect me. I thought, why lobster In traps, clams, starfish, spread eastward into areas that other light moments. should I endorse someone in the worms and crustaceans. t^ r w ls C wbuld not be affected. Vice President George Bush, who CLIP AND SAVE •party?” Welsh, principal investigator,, Last summer, hypoxia condi­ Power shortage forecast In August also delivered a eulogy, asked the ^ “ Nobody forced me to do It,” in a federal study Of ‘ low tions were detected as far east as 450 mourners in the 171-year-old .Morton said. “ We just sat in a room dissolved oxygen levels in the New Haven and may spread as PmiDEE1986 COiOn 9fl MINUTES STEREO PG-13 CLOSED CAPTIONED '^®*tnse reductions may result from a severe church Baldrige attended if they IPIumbing ^and talked.” sound, said New York state far at the Connecticut River this atet^fn ?hA *i®‘"* ^®‘^®“»t for the New E^laiJid had ever seen him jog. _ Shays and Niedermeier will officials reported kills of lobster year because of the wa rmer tha n aaidT* ” »econd week of August, a regional power official It was almost like he was square off in the Aug. 18 special and mantis shrimp over tho ^ average > weather, scientists COMING TO running in place. It was like Problem? flection for the seat left vacant by weekend in Hempstead Harbor. believe. . ®'»“ v''®®.m®* ®P®™tions for the New England watching grass grow.” Bush re­ ^ e death of veteran Republican MOVIES J ^ e r Pool, told state uUllty regulators Thursday that five called as the congregation broke Leaky faucet. Congressman Stewart B. up. 'McKinney. & MORE SSng^aKpa"!” ®'^‘‘®“®" ®‘«"“>‘«"®®“»»y f®r Morton said she changed her "But he finished strong, always, Plugged toilet, Dower Dl^nu consumpUon and the failure of mind about supporting Shays after through his life.” the vice president Jieciding that Niedermeier was DoltRiGht! Use AUGUSTS, 1987 said, his voice quavering. any plumbing problem... yommitted to “ the things I consider Earlier, with tears running down ^ be a priority.” his face. 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Ah I I - MANCHESTER HERALD, F rid a y , Ju ly 31. 1987 — 7 OPINION Adelman leaves Just as everything’s coming up roses

ByA t # ABarrym v i P U Schwtid - T h t Associated Press ’This week, however, Soviet nego­ VA years, I think I have disagreed tiators warned that an agreement “ has done an outotanding Job Access TV News Analysis with everyone,” he said. guiding our arms control effort. must be linked to significant WASHINGTON — U.S. arms But he said he had no disagree­ He’s been steadfast since the early everyone KHEW w h o control director Kenneth Adelman limitations in the U.S. Strategic Defense Initiative. ments with the president and that days of this administration in raised some eyebrows by submit­ pursuing the president’s goals, and Jack pons will make only a small dent in So far, Reagan has ruled out his resignation was not caused by WAS BeHin o THE ting his resignation to President the arms race. They represent any policy dispute. “ I have had no we owe him a large measure of needs help Reagan Just as a treaty to reduce compromises over the program, gratitude for his leadership.” about 6 percent of the superpowers’ known popularly as “ Star Wars,” gripes, I have no complaints on IRAN-CONTRA AFFAIR. Andcraon nuclear weapons entered the final Secretary of State George Shultz arsenals. which is designed to develop ways being cut out of any arms control stages of negotiation. said through his spokesman, Cha­ BUT ther e was no And even that agreement is not in to destroy attacking missiles as participation,” he said. But Adelman told reporters the bag yet. A number of obstacles rles E. Redman, that Adelman had Thursday: “ I wanted to leave at a they speed through space to their At the White House, spokesman from town o remain. The main one is a dispute targets. served “ with creativity and SM KINS 60N. time when everything was coming Marlin Fitzwater said Adelman distinction.” over American warheads for 72 Adelman was not optimistic. up roses.” West German missiles. The failure of public access television to He said he has had a wonderful “ Unless the Soviets change funda­ The Soviets want the warheads mentally, we are dead in the fulfill the local information function it was time in more than four years on the destroyed, along with other U.S. water,” he said. Good cops Job. “ I think this is a wonderful CHOOSE YOUR MORTGAGE designed to serve seems to be due in part to'a and ^ v ie t intermediate-range When Reagan nominated him in occasion in which to announce my weapons. The Ameriedhs argue the lack of people with the necessary skills willing plans for a new and very exciting 1983, Adelman ran into some stiff FROM A WIDE VARIETY missiles belong to the West Ger­ challenges in Congress. (Questions to volunteer to make it work, and in part to the life ahead,” Adelman said. mans and the United States will not were raised about his ability to OF OPTIONS fact that its potential has been overlooked. and bad cops An energetic man who has done a negotiate for its ally. influence the president as head of number of interesting things in his In any event, Reagan has tried to the small Arms (Control and Disar­ FLEXIBILITY- Perhaps that should not come as a surprise. 41 years, including teaching Sha­ focus U.S. arms control efforts on mament Agency. Television production is probably still kespeare at Georgetown University THREE YEAR the big-ticket items; the missiles, Unlike Paul Warnke in the Carter regarded by most people as a very esoteric In the Navy and translating the Ali-Foreman VARIABLE MORTGAGE % INTEREST bombers and submarines that can administration, Adelman did not RATE heavyweight championship fight in undertaking; the exclusive province of highly span oceans and destroy the planet have the dual job of negotiations Zaire from English into French, • 2.5% annual cap trained professionals. and everything that lives on it. with the Soviets. That seemed to cut Adelmansaid, “ I wanted to leave at K ENNETH AD E LM A N Reagan and Gorbachev agreed into his influence, as well. ® 5% cap Developing a television show, even a simple WASHINGTON — Every TV viewer is familiar a time when it was clear that I was with the “ good cop, bad cop” technique used by .. . submits resignation last October in Reykjavik, Iceland, Adelman was confirm^, but not % APR one, is nowhere near as easy as putting out a doing this without any policy on a 50 percent cutback. But the police interrogators to disarm their suspects. Some before being called back to testify a • Evening and weekend newsletter, for instance, or making up a slide implications or under any policy Soviets do not accept some of the agents of the Naval Investigative Service have second time. He promised to get his appointments disagreements.” sub-ceilings proposed by the United views across. presentation, projects that many volunteers He also gave Reagan several apparently been watching too much television. States to reduce their heavy land- Adelman acknowledged Thurs­ take on with no hesitation. "I wanted to months to select a successor. As we’ve reported, the same organisation of based SS18 missiles. day that it turned out he had less The gap between a professional production supersleuths that brought you the botched Adelman’s resignation takes ef­ U.S. negotiators last spring pres­ leave at a time “ bureaucratic clout” than the MORTGAGE CORPORATION and one produced by talented non- investigation of the Moscow Marine guards also fect in October. He has offered to ented their proposed treaty text, secretaries of State and Defense stay beyond then if the president but the Soviets have not 1-800-544-4004 professionals is more obvious in television mishandled earlier, less notorious cases by when it was and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. hosts the summit meeting with reciprocated. “ At one time or another in the last than in other forms of communication. That Ronald reasan is trampling on the rights of suspects. We detailed the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev ^WHERE SERVICE NEVER STOPS” harassment-by-investlgation of Tim Reid, a knowledge may be the biggest turnoff, and it clear that I was that Adelman predicts will take civilian Navy engineer who incurred the wrath of place by year’s end. may have caused institutions like Manchester the brass by blowing the whistle on doing this with­ After that, he will Join a Washing­ Community College and Manchester multi-milllon-dollar waste in a submarine overhaul out any policy ton think tank, write a twice-weekly Memorial Hospital to give a lower priority to project. column and teach Shakespeare • • • • 0 public access television than the medium One NIS investigation involved an alleged “ death again. UNTOUCHABLE implications or One should not get the impres­ deserves. threat” of comic-book proportions against Reid’s sion, though — and Adelman Navy superior, complete with mysterious note, a Cox Cable TV, which is required by the under any policy certainly did not try to convey it — broken Darth Vader cup and an ace of spades. It state’s Department of Public Utility Control that arms control is approaching • • also involved interrogation of Reid. He declined to disagreements.” to make Channel 33 available in this area for O p en Foru m Utopia. be buffaloed, and the Navy dropped the bizarre The elimination of U.S. and ****!ir I*!.* ®“**'|*" Bppeer dirty, faded, dingy or just not have the sparkle it once had? While you clean un vour yard, let American Power Wash clean your biggest investment, ^ public use, is under no obligation to do a charge. Soviet intermediate-range wea- 1 hard-sell job on it. But the interrogators did their good-cop-bad-cop The burden of acceptance is on the Column raises action. read, “ Ollie for an Academy best, according to Reid. He described to our institutions of the community that could tell This incident was almost a year Award.” Poindexter stated, “ The reporter Daniel Kaufman the alternate their stories effectiveiy if they could find the blood pressure ago and people are still getting buck stops here, ’ and he wenton to browbeating and sweet-talking that he said T h e N ew way to organize programs. worked up over something they blame everyone in sight for his characterized their attempts to wring a confession To the Editor: have no control over. Nothing out of him. lBJSt.ll ______The talk show Mayor Barbara Weinberg own shortcomings. KID FASHION violent has emerged from the Mr. Werstler’s statement that n iE Y TRIED TO WIN his confidence by saying * RANCH * P*pF ’ ★ RANCH plans to begin next month may stimuiate As a former Navy veteran, Youth and Maternity Resale Shop proposition, so why don’t you let it he was reminded of the McCarthy repeatedly, “ We are on your side,” he recalled, Now Under New Ownership OR 2 STORY * COLONIAL others to follow. If the League of Women having served my country from *2H Now *175 rest? Besides, do you really have hearings is laughable. I suggest it adding; “ They make statements Uke, ‘It’s in your 2239 Now 209 J249 Now *219 Pearl Harbor Day until No­ Consignments For Fall Voters could find the volunteers it needs to any valid reasons to persecute was McCarthy, all right, butit was best interests to (confess). It would be better for o Now*249 vember 1945, serving in Guadal­ • Materaity • Crafto • Baby Furallare • Toys ^ ★ SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES ir cover meetings of the town Board of Ronald Reagan after being presi­ Edgar Bergen and Charlie your career to admit it.” canal and the Philippines, you • CMMreu’s CIstbea m Fully Insured Directors, access television would get a big dent for eight years? He has McCarthy that we watched, with Meanwhile, Reid said, “ they refused to tell you made my blood boil when I read boost. brought down inflation andunem- Poindexter and his lawyer. anything,” claiming it would jeopardize their ■Special Thnr*da^Evenin^Ioara| ‘ Price* may vary due Nicholas Von Hoffman’s master­ ployment, made in'ogress with The fact remains that Poindex­ sources and the investigation. The NIS agents took dll 8 P.M . for Back to School I to turfaca condhiona. Institutions like the hospital and the piece. “ Ollie North: the red, white disarmament, had peace talks ter took over our government and only "selected” notes during the investigation, ShoDplna^ua^^^Aua^T^J CALL AMERICAN POWER WASH TODAY FOR FREE community coliege are probably in the best andblueham." (Julyl7.) with countries we didn’t even ran it secretly with no regard for Reid said, and never gave him an opportunity to position to heip rescue Channel 33 from I was born in Manchester 78 Ceaw la a e i Cwegere CLEANING ESTIMATE AND EVALUATION communicate with, and resolved our Constitution or our demo­ review them for accuracy. Oar «|aaB

MANCHl!iSTER HERALD. Friday. July 31, 1987 — 9 U.S./World In Bri^ Cargo plane hits restaurant; 37 die Abortion Cancer Reagan pays price for sun Iran got defective weapons? MEXICO CITY — Steam shovels aimrsil ia today to clear charred debris from a highway advocates WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ Reagan said, “This is just a small occupation. Western movies and ~.iy***“ ‘**® prepare TOW where a plane crashed Into n is h - h a u r to ^ seriously,’’ Nigra said. Drioe officials charged the CIA the wrong dent Reagan, paying the price for billboard that says ... ‘Stay out of all,” said Dr. Thomas Nigra, chief A biopsy of skih taken from before slamming into a lestanrant aad tTrrtsil spending long hourain the sun, will the sun.’’’ laww« ®‘®PP«<* *>y suspicious officers and ing. Thirty-seven people cUei|. of dermatology at Washington Reagan’s nose on Wednesday de­ nan^f ^ Shipping possibly defective weapons, a House rap rules have a skin cancer removed from Later, Reagan joked about his Hospital Center. “The cowboy hat panel report says. ®®To Pwn« was bound for termined that he had basal cell the tip of his nose late today. nose when reporters asked him wasn’t big enough. Instead of a carcinoma, as he did twice in 1985. Miami with 12 people and It bones aboard "They have to do a little peeling about the seriousness of the cancer. 10-gallon hat, he needed a 20- *>y the House Armed Services Committee Thur^ay evening when witnesses said It began Told of the diagnosis, Reagan thP pricing mistakes unknowingly helped increase WASHINGTON (AP) -T hehead here on the end of my nose,’’ “Oh, my nose gets laughs all the gallon.” canceled plans for a weekend at swaying from side to side, shearing the tops off of Planned Parenthood diarged Reagan said Thursday. He said he time," Reagan said. More se­ the arms sales profits, which went into Swiss bank accounts trees and knocking down power lines before On the other hand. Nigra said Camp David, Md., and arranged to controlled by middlemen. accounts today that President Reagan’s plan was feeling fine and was uncon­ riously, he said he had the problem Reagan should not become a go to the Bethesda facility just crashing into bumper-to-bumper traffic on the to end the use of federal family cerned about today’s procedure at because, “I went out into the sun too ®"^*^ episode, according to Armed Services Committee eight-lane Mexlco-’ToIuca Highway. recluse from the sun, but should use outside Washington. planning assistance money for Bethesda Naval Hospital, which much.” sunscreen. The White House left open the Mlffu'S'on"” ^® ®"® “*®®P ®P«ra-«>‘e Mexico City Police Chief Jose Domingo abortion counseling and referral is will be performed with a local Experts agreed. “I think the rest of his life, the Ramirez Garrido Abreu said the search for possibility that Reagan might politically motivated. • anesthesia that blocks pain while “Good old Ronald Reagan was president will be plagued by the spend the night at the hospital, but bodies ended early today and that 37 people were Faye Wattleton. president of the allowing him to remain awake. out in the sun a lot with- his recurrences of these things, but not said that was unlikely. Blame diseases on Island plant seed dead. Earlier, officials said 39 died. It wasn’t Planned Parenthood Federation of It’s the third time in two years immediately known how many died on the America, also said the orders Reagan has had skin cancer on his ~ A plant seed eaten by Pacific islanders ground and on the plane. announced Thursday are an at­ nose. Experts say the 76-year-old appears to be responsible for a dramatically high incidence of A passenger who survived, horse trainer tempt to appease pro-life groups Reagan likely will have recurren­ nervous system disorders, and sclenUsts say the fln d ln g S te Guadalupe Pina, 42, said in a television news “These regulations are politi­ ces of the problem — known as a relevant to Parkinson’s disease and similar ailments.^ Interview from his hospital bed that panic broke cally motivated and only designed basal ceil carcinoma — for the rest ***® '■®‘ses “CW questions about the out as the plane began rocking from aide to side. to give satisfaction to the anU- of his life. possible role of environmental factors such as diet and chemical Passengers screamed "God save us! Save Skin cancer, which affects an SYLVAN « SUCCESS abortion extremists in this coun­ exposure in neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease iw! ’’ and cried as the cabin fiUed with smoke. esUmated 800,000 people a year in Pina said. try,’’ Wattleton said on NBC-TV’s and parkinsonism. ’’Today’’ show. "The programs America, is the most common form Leamingjb Build published t^ay in the journal Science, an Alejandro Perez Palma told televisioB news that Mr. Reagan has attacked ... of cancer and the most easily cured. he was in the kitchen of his home when tht ninni Reagan, an avid outdoorsmah A Better Tbmorrow. international team of scientists said feeding experiments with have not been violating the law.” Parents face tough questions about I festyle studies of people on Guam and Rota show a flew past. ’The Impact from the e rn b made bU Bat the president of one of those and onetime lifeguard, called atten­ houw shake so violently he thought a powerful tion to his problem Thursday a child’s future. What should you ‘"J® !?,® brain and n^ve griups. National Right-to-Life. disease seen in the Western Pacific. earthquake had hit, PorOz said. praised Reagan’s decision. during a speech to anti-abortion do about Residents of the Lomas Santa Fe neighbop> An photo “What President Reagan is say­ PRESIDENT REAGAN activists. PoinUng to a small ■ POOR GRADES? hood in the plane’s flight path ran outside and A Belize Air Internetlonal cargo plane carrying horses to the U.S. lies on a ing ia that ha wants to return the bandage on his nose, where a skin Navy going ahead with gulf escort watched as the plane buzsed low over their .. "stay out of the aun" sample was taken a day earlier. ■ LOW SELF-ESTEEM? homes. itiajor highway near Mexico City Thursday. Thirty-seven people died In the federal family planning program to its original Intent," said Dr. John C. prepared to escort two “It was obviously laboring. It looked like it rush-hour crash. ■ LACK OF ACHIEVEMENT? reflagged Kuwaiti vessels through the hazardous Persian Gulf wasn’t going to make it, and It didn’t," said Willka, who was Interviewed on the You know that success in school is without benefit of mine-sweeping equipment, administration Elaine Carey. passengers were being treated at three Fernandez, Ruben Rodriguez Monterde, and his same program. the key to a better life. At Sylvan uv hospitals, but officials at those hospitals refused “All that family planning funds officials sought to defend themselves against sharp criticism of _ The Boeing 377 crashed at 5:03 p.m. (7; 03 p m to give their conditions. son, Ruben Rodriguez Enriquez. They provided guarantee it! President Reagan’s beleaguered gulf policy. ED’T) seven minutes after takeoff from Mexico no other details. for contraception can still go to FERRANbO ORCHARDS City s international airport, said airport officials identified some of the Josue Beutelspacher, a spokesman at the groups like Planned Parenthood If Pentagon officials say the return journey of the flotilla from victims being treated as the pilot, Rick Moore; they get out of the baby-killing Sylvan (luarantiT Kuwait through the gulf will begin as early as this weekend, even manager Carlos Padilla. airport, said Moore was a U.S. citizen. Red Cross Opgn rar the Season Ittw; etirolletl in our basic muiiufi me co-pflot, Robert Banta; the cargo master, officials had earlier Identified the pilot as Robert business and referring for that." he though improvements in U.S. mine-sweeping capabilities won’t ' Three of the four crewmen and four Bryan Stuart; and passengers Pina. Federico said. or malbfiroftram, )»«/r chibi will iui/woic be available until next week. The officials spoke Thursday only RIgmar. at least one full eraele eimimlenl score On Thursday, Reagan said he had Native Peacm and Native Apples after the first .16 hours of iuslnuiiou. or on condition they not be identified. ordered Health and Human Servi­ uv will fmniile up to IJ iiiMilioual hours Britain said it was giving “most serious consideration’’ to a ces Secretary Otis R. Bowen to ArraBgtBiMiti of luslruclioii a! no furtlH'r eosi note from Washington that was believed to involve a request for Drlad FM^tr propose rules “to ensure that no * Gtasteabery mine sweeping help. Britain has 37 mine sweepers, but none in Title X funds go to any program Reading Readiness the gulf area. that encourages, promotes or advo­ Op«n 7 ObjIb A Wn§k. Math Algebra cates abortion, or which assists a 222 Study Skills women In obtaining an alMrtion.’’ Birch Mt Rd. b*yond Vlte'$) SAT Prep An uneasy silence grips Haiti ’Title X is part of the Public Health Enrichment Sylvan PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Soldiers patrolled deserted Act. Parents of every generation have a common goal: CallTbday: downtown streets of the capital today, gripped by an uneasy He also said he had told the silence in the second day of an indefinite general strike department to draft a proposal to 659-0400 demanding that the ruling junta resign. ellmiaate language in Title X that A Better Life For Their Children. Fox Run Mall, requires recipients of federal funds There were no burning barricades or demonstrations that Mt‘a.sufvnH’n i w ill bt- ha.M'd «m a iia iio n a lh rtn ig m /fd aihH ’XfnM'm iesi fu r im p rm rn u 'iH Glastonbury to suggest abortion as an alterna­ m fitht-r rt-ailinRUrimpffhenMniHtr uxabularvjor niaihdompuiaiumnr appluaUnni charact^ized earlier strikes in the past two months. Dessalines tive for the pregnant. 198*' Sylvan Learning Corporation Boulevard, the capital’s main street, was empty. Not even youths Wattleton also promised court took advantage of the lull in activity to piay soccer on it. action to block Reagan’s plan. -Tk ®j®"^ recent sign of unrest came just before dawn "We will go to the hearts and Thursday when gunmen shot at the offices of seven radio minds of people,’’ she said Thurs­ ITS WE ONE YOUVE BEEN lYAtlINO E0 R...N0 IN BIGGBt AND BETTER WAN stations, the main source of news for Haiti’s 6 million people day. “But we will also go through No one was iiyured In the attacks on Radio Metropole, Radio the judicial process.” Haiti Inter. Radio Soleil, Radio Cacique, Radio Antilles, Radio The specific changes Reagan THE SPORT HOUSE/WIN-SUM S P O R T S 7^^^ays~July 30,A, ______Caraibes and Radio Nationale. suggested include these; e Rules governing disbursement 9 rti ANNUAL ) 3i, AugustJ^ of federal family assistance money Pstlents left out of decisions should “specifically state that a WASHINGTON — The dram atic medical advances that are program that does provide counsel­ prolonging peoples’ lives have raised new legal issues and ing and referral for abortion services as a method of family a "ij*^** o t the ability to control their own destinies, a congressional report says. planning will not be eligible.” • Regulations covering ’Title X The Office of Technology Assessment, a research arm of grants would be revised so that Congress, said in a 461-page report released today that the use of “any organization that provides life-sustaining technologies has grown so rapidly that the nation abortion-related services will be has yet to construct guidelines for their use. required to clearly separate these “As the population ages, as once ‘extraordinary’ measures services” from programs for which become commonplace and as ever-more powerful technologies f^ e ra l money is used. emerge’ it becomes increasingly important to understand the • ’There would be a cessation of problems as well as the potenUal associated with the use of these federal financial support for "ac- Including: Skis, Boots, Bindings, Accessories, Ski Apparel, Tennis, Watersports, Golf, technologies and to devise policies that reflect this understand­ UvlUes that advocate abortion.” ing, the study said. Golf Accessories, Scuba, Casualwear, General Sporting Goods— Our Entire Inventory! California fire partially contained F R m C O N C E R T Judges knock WOODFORDS, Calif. — Authorities patrolled against looters SNET presents a family styl^ as firefighters today partially contained a brush and timber blaze Manchester Bicentennial long delays In that destroyed 24 homes and blackened 6,550 acres in this Sierra Nevada community. turn-of-the-century musical pro­ I Band Shell ’The blaze was 40 percent contained early this morning, and an gram by Orchestra New England. death cases estimated 1,300 firefighters from throughout the West were on the i * Sunday, August 2 at 7:00 p. m. line, said Carlene Willis, a U.S. Forest Service spokeswoman Come along and sing along! (. L Rain location: East Catholic NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The Full containment was not expected before Sunday said fire federal appeals judges who refused Dachstein H3II50II TECNICil TYROLIA boss John Russell. ^ High School to stop Louisiana from executing a The fire, fanned through Woodfords and two subdivisions just mildly retarded child killer com­ AfiMnu Heierling SALOMON LOOK SALOMON west of the Nevada border by vicious 40 mph winds on the first plained that lingering capital pun­ O 0 L//V V o i k l day Wednesday, scorched only 550 acres Thursday as the wind \ Info: 649-2090 ishment cases and delays by died down. V V. L V \ ' ■ defense attorneys are eroding &SNET respect for the law. The three judges, from the 5th We go beyond the c0 . U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, made the complaint in an unusual state­ ment issued ’Thursday, hours after ri gBERVEYER HIEEWllEEllllG fEELlNO! A tte execution of John Brogdon. Poles*Ski Bags Brogdon, 25, was put to death in A ihe electric chair for the 1961 rape Boot Bags*Goggles D e M e m e US EXPRESS!! | and murder of an ll-year-old girl, SALOMON Helerling Ixel C B Sports I ' '0 SpMd UpfighI Stvhng despite a lawyer’s argument that Gloves* Glasses ^ WV I * Duribte Reg. $240 I be shsuld be sirred because he was ^ r \ . I Alloy WhMl* N e w X-G Ski packages 3 K I W F A R m/3/S/6/r Bogner • Wido Si*lfS l*lf SoiMU ^ NOW fneattUy retanled. • Thumb bhifitrt C intllivoi Brghos Brogdon’s lawyers had obtained * Only 31 lbs.!!! staysin 1982 and 1984. But this time, Mon’s Or Lidiot' •229** I iM i the trial judge refused to stop Brogdon’s execution and the State Pardon Board refused to recom­ mend Brogdon’s punishment be perception reduced to life imprisonment. YAMAHA HENDERSON After that, the Louisiana Su­ FANATIC preme Court, a U.S. District Court 99 K. Deep See 13 j LOOK WHAT ‘ 189 WILL BUY judge, the three-judge appeals p rh ic e ’ Yonex • P4 modol wtighs Tiga iCHUi^ s e a ^ u e s t only 28 Ibi. 2 colors. 4 s ijis panel and, five hours before Brog­ • Hurot Goors Lilotlmo guorintoo don died, a majority of the U.S. # WIMBLEDON • Supoiti Europoon HindJIng Supreme Court ail refused requests t S B R IE M . N EILPRYD E uuenoka- for a stay. Brogdon was the seventh man in two months to be executed in Louisiana. The 8th Circuit’s chief judge, Charles Clark of Jackson, Miss., sirid the rapid series of execuUons Sun East Selected FIX IT NOW TUNE-UP was a delayed result of the U.S. w Limited Time Only - Any Make Supreme Court’s moratorium on Clubs, eaPcdtloiu from 1972 to 1978. Hogan Lynn James Reg. $26 NOW *14“ the period when Omi artriWf/ t Putters, Wedges, Woods — of the United StaMB SuHKNtDNBar Bobbins OMrINCLUDES: AOiMlmonl m tnnrdlcted capital punishment and Bags, Accessories — Shoes. Voyager Mona sotted out the consUtutional propr­ •filit AdjMtimnt iety of statutes and trial proce- SALE HOURS: Thu., Fri. S Sslo includos Coupon Eipirts CASH, VISA, ALL Not all items * tfdras, the population of death row L im ite d Golf items 8/22/97 f - Sat. •—‘tOa.m.-Bp.m. many 1986-87 |tt many statat muHipUad,’’ wrote M ASTiRCARD SALES Q u a n titie s are available dark. "That dam has broken, and I (Americtn Express (or until you go home!} equipment and In both available In the rash of cases is upon tte in Canton only) f i N A L ! A S izfis Canton only. courts," he wrote. Sunday noon to S:00p.m. clothing Hems. locations. CYCLE CENTER Brogdon’s execuUon, the 86th in the United States in the past VERNON E HARirORlj decade, left 38 prisoners on Louisia­ na's death row. 872 7740 568 31 21 ‘ Clark said reforms are urgently I 806 Silver L.inc Rtc 30, .tNo locntod in needed to expedite the review of Post Rond Pln^n Rocky Hill 563-3266 To Bmlincnon cases and punish defense lawyers Co.Tl F ,ir|niv who purposely delay the process. 65ujinsum At RAN Y 1 UKNPIKb, ROUTE 44 CANTON COLONIAL5PORI5 CORNERS, ROUTE 83 VERNON S'.n 6 MOi' T n e ', S,-1' • .• -I T h i ll - , /. I n II! The changes must "come quickly 6'->:j 0266 647 ^933 bcfoiU' nsqieet for the law arodeS I 'tt'lllMj M2I' U|M'n AA

MANCHESTER HERALD. runFriday. ay, JulyJUiy si.81, iggy1SB7 — ||11 REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Biing sailor plans solo ocean crossing with computer's help

NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - A bUnd He said be hoped his trip would charge, I will lower sail and wait for sailor aided by a talking computer demonstrate what blind people are r 7 N it to go by," he said. “ I’mnottr^^ng plana to cast off next week in bia capaUe of, and eventually help for speed, so I will always have a yacht The Eye-Opener on hls quest reduce the 70 percent unemploy­ little less sail than I should.” REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK to become the first alghtlesa person ment rate among the blind. He said the satellite tracking Whether you are I to sail aolo across the AtlanUc “ It isn’t that they don’t want to system Argos, used by solo yacht Ocean. worit, it isn’t that they’re not racers, will help him fix his Maturing; Jackson & Jackson Real Estate “ The last couple of months have capable of working,” said Dickson, position, and the U.S. and British interested in buying, : been the most exciUng and the moat an associate director of Project governments have agreed to help difficult of my life,” Jim Dickson Vote, a national voter registration as well. selling, building or just ^ ■aid Thursday. organization in Washington. The 41-year-old Dickson, who has “ It’s that they don’t get the “ The Royal Air Force will locate been preparing for the 2,NH>-mlle chance.” me if my navigation is less than need to consult someone voyage to England for seven years, Bob Cooper, director of the precise," said Dickson, who suffers had planned to set sail more than a Governor’s Commission on the from the degenerative eye disease month ago but postponed hia Handicapped, said Dickson’s retinitis pigmentosa and has been on your real estate needs, departure to make improvements voyage would show ways that legally blind since age 7, when he to hia SS-foot fiberglasa sloop. existing technology can help blind lost 80 percent of hls vision. call us — we’re a full i His planned route will avoid people lead productive lives. ■hipping lanes and will take him Dickson has outfitted his boat He will fight boredom with 25 southeast from Rhode Island to the with more than $12,000 worth of books he’s bringing along, includ­ service organization. E snh parallel, then eaat almost to special equipment bought with ing James Joyce’s epic novel, the Azore Islands and northeast to donations. The equipment includes “ Ulysses,” Will Durant's “ Caesar Plymouth, England. the talking computer that will give and Christ” and “some cheap I Dickson, who estimates the him position, speed and wind detective novels.” Real Estate voyage will take 28 to 32 days, will direction. He also plans to have a Dickson said he’s looking for­ Free market analysis on your ^ be escorted out of Narragansett ham radio aboard, and will keep an ward to catching up on his reading. existing home. ^ Bay and into Plymouth haritor, but AM radio switched on at all times to will be totally alone otherwise. "I haven’t been able to read 647-8400 BING BANG BOOM!!! detect storms. anything but sailboat books for the He said he is ready to leave “ If I hear static from a lightning last six months.’’ 168 Main Street, Manchester Owners need a quick sale on this immaculate 5+ room Nan­ AP photo whenever the winds cooperate. Jim DIckaon poses next to his 36-foot “The next three or four days, tucket Cape at Lydall Woods in Manchester. Living room. books aboard, Dickson plans to cast off we’re going to have light winds yacht in Middleton, R .I., on May 22, the Dining room, 1st floor den and laundry, 2 spacious bedrooms, next week on his quest to become the from the wrong direction, and then U&R REALTY CO. ;day the boat was launched. With e first blind person to sail solo across the no winds,” but the weather is fully applianced kitchen. Tastefully decorated plus plush wall talking computer, a ham radio and 25 Atlantic. expected to improve by Tuesday or to wall carpet. MINT CONDITION INSIDE AND OUT!!! 1^) 643-2692 Wednesday, said Dickson. Only 1 year young. Reduced to 1143,500.00. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP V. 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester Final Summer Clearance SAVE $ up to 50% O F F Manchester *154,900 I D.W .HSH Sale Ends 7/31/87 Come visit us and Surround yourself with pleasure H ConuMKlal-InnMtnwnt Company on all Summer Merchandise In this seven room ranch with FOR SALE Sterling Sportlight three bedrooms. baths, den VERNON; see for yourself ■ Girls up to size 14 and garage on quiet street. • IND. 12 PRIME ACREa 1-44 • Chromolly DB Frame • INO. 2SOOO 8F UPDATED BLDD. ■ Boys - Youth up to size 20 • APT. 7 FAM ON COMM RT S3 • Alloy rims with Quick F«Uy atocked for S«iwp«er FtanllBg STAFFORD: release front • IND. 6000 8F MFO/WH8E ONLY ORNAMENTAL # SHADE ’HIEES ...... 20% O F F ...... ISSN • Suntour Shifters Manchester DUghthU •142.S00 SUFFIELD: EVBMOMEEN8 ■ Carter’s Underwear convenient location. " room, kitchen and • IND. IS ACRES BROLV AREA 178/A 4-14 Girls nicely finished 17x20 lower level reo-room with cedar • IND. 1.2 AC W/HOU8E 4 BARN 2S0K • Alloy crankset, RHODODENDRONS seatpost, pedals 4-20 Boys Manchester *235,000 nte« yard and 1 car oaraga easily convartad Into a 2 car FOR LEASE Newer Duplex In convenient lo­ ■ Fall Slacks MANCHESTER: • Two-tone paint Boys-Youth / Girls cation. large rooms throughout, • 400000 CF NEAR 1-64 ■ Quality fully applianced kitchens, gar­ NEWFLOO., ALARM. 8PKLR8. Reg. $219.95 ■ Boys & Girls Intermediate Jackets ages and laundry rooms each D .W .r iS H 2ia000 8F 4 BO/B Wi ■ Selection THE REALTY COMfy^NY • MFOIOSTRAWHSE 2S008F aoSSiF" NOW side. Perfect for owner occupied $ 2 0 9 * 5 ■ Service or Investor. VERNON: ..... up to 20-25% O FF ...... Ar* NEW RT so PNOF/RETAIL CENTER •ir ALL HEAVYWEAR W/1000 4 30008F UNITS T sS ^ f' FREE WITH THIS AD - Any Bike Purchase •RTSS300V1400SFRET. 14M«;f| W hitham N ursery I Better Alloy cage and wafer bottle - $10 value ^ Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 — FREE HOME EVALUA TION — ‘ IH om eg. RE8IDENTIAL/PROFE88IONAL ^ Dickie Slacks Levi’s Boot Cord & BOLTON CINTIR - COLONIAL HOME (Cottoo Cor^roy) Open Daily and Sunday 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. k Denim Jeans BaauUM CuHom *2SS,S00 W/INCOME, PROF POTENTIAL 2S6K b u lH i^ k Contemporary Spin Level. 3 large i M d m ^ COUHiBIA - EXECUTIVE RETREAT MANCHESTER CYCLE SHOP — j ^ Waist Sizes 25-30 formerly *20.50 NOW ^5® ® TWO WATERFRONT COTTAQES 3fB«f' gorgeoua brand new kItcbM. iT'xW ’ fireolaced famUv 178 W. Middle Tpke. 644-2098 ifl| CTj room, screened porch. 2H baths 243 Main Street Profeaslonally landscaped lot Much, mwsh moJe. 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lew ' ■ I _ ■ J jfANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 31.1967 - II B U S I N R S f i Factory orders i rise 1.7 percent ” ®‘OCkholders’ proxies get conveniently ‘lost’ in the mail? gU EITIO N i What aaaurance you send yours to the side for which a few weeks i ^ l v e the stock WASHINGTON (AP) -O rderatb doea a etock- you want to vote. ANSWER: Because the stock is The stock’s transfer agent won’t U.S. factories for manufactured certificate. No proBleml owned by both of you. To effect the Suffield bank chief resigns holder have that When I took the certificate to the transfer stock that is not in good goods climbed 1.7 percent in June; proxiaa cast QUESTION: How can I obtain a transfer of the stock as a result of delivery form. the biggest advance in three broker/ he insisted that it be aign^ the sale, you both must sign either againet man- Investors^ list “of the stockholders and the by both my wife and me. For months, the government report^ agemeat and Ita number of shares each owns in a the assignment form on the back of William A. Doyle, a syndicated today. reasons I would rather not divulge, the certificate or a “stock power.” propoMls at an- Guide company in which I own stock? that's a big problem. columnist, welcomes written ques­ amid probe of insider trading The Commerce Department saiJ which serves the same purpose. tions, but he can provide answera orders for both durable and noor n-ual share­ ANSWER; With great difficulty H the broker will take buy and sell .QTTITPfirt rk /ABv holder meetinga William A. Doyle Your signatures must be guaran­ only thronght the column. Write to SUFFIELD (AP) - Banker subsequent re-ordering of manage­ durable goods climbed to a aeasonr — If atall. Companies normally do orders on Jointly owned stock from teed by a brokerage firm, commer­ Robert C. DiGennaro, the target of by Suffield Financial on July 10 are not conve­ not comply with requests for that me alone, why won’t he accept just Doyle In care of the Manchester ment made Wednesday “should 1956. ' ’ ally adjusted 5204.S billion in June) cial bank or trust company for the Herald, P.O. Box 531, Manchester a federal insider-trading investiga­ following a 0.4 percent rise in May. niently “lost in information, even when the request my signature on the stock? have no financial impact on the the mail?” stock to be in “good delivery" form. tion, has resigned and been re­ bank or its depositors.” Upon DiGennaro’s resignation, The 1.7 percent increase was the comes from a shareholder. placed as head of Suffield Financial Trading of Suffield Financial James H. Whittaker, foAierly vice largest since a 2.6 percent rlse>ia " I own Stock in a number of stockholders vote on the election of If such lists wpre available to all Corp. and as a director of First stock was halted for about 90 president and chief financial officer March, and It was spread over both compenies but there Is only one members of the board of directors stockholders. Junk mail purveyors Financial Bank. of the corporation, became presi- the defense and civilian categories. whoee management I mistrust and and other peddlers would buy a few minutes Wednesday pending the dent and chief executive ohicer. and other proposals. Stockholders According to state Banking Com­ announcement of DiGennaro’s Orders for defense equipment cdnsistently vote against. For three who don’t attend the meeting can shares of all companies and get the missioner Howard B. Brown, the resignation. Whittaker said he knew of no climbed 12.5 percent to llo.ebilUba years in succession, I received a vote by proxy by mailing in their lists. Then, we would all be deluged FAIRWAY DEPT. inquiry by the U.S. Attorney and the other employee of Suffield or phone call from this company Robert S. Bennett, a Washington during the month. ballots. with even more Junk pnail and the 975 Main 8l„ Manehsatar Securities and Exchange Commis­ Coastal being investigated. asking whether 1 sent in my proxy Unless there is a "proxy fight,” new horror “Junk phone calls” than HOURS: lawyer who is representing DiGen­ Excluding defense, orders rose 646-1717 sion concerns Suffieid Financial's naro, said; “He will contest any Details of the InvesUgation have Each year, the phone call came two with an opposition group seeking to we currently suffer. MC/VI8A M-T-W-F 9-6:00 recent acquisition of CoasUl Ban­ not been made public. 1.2 percent in June, matching tHi or three weeks after I mailed the If you’re serious about obtaining _ _ ^ Thurs. 9-9 / Sat. 9-6:30 allegations of wrongdoing. He May increase. proxy. elect new directors and take control STORE corp, a Maine bank holding com­ expects to devote full time and Dennis Suprenant, the SEC’s of the company, there seldom is any a stockholder list from a company, “From the Baaloa to the Impossible to Find. You Should Come Here FIratr pany whose principal subsldiaryy attention to the defense of any enforcement director in New Eng­ Orders in the key category «f Am I Justified in suspecting that motive for even a downright you’ll almost certainly have to is Coastal Savings Bank of Por­ allegations.” this company’s management dis- retain an experienced lawyer and WIWPOW IHADEt CUT ★ CUtTOII FIMlimiQ ★ KEYS MADE tland, Maine. land, would confirm only that the non-defense capital goods, consi­ dishonest management to tamper DiGennaro, who has presided inquiry was under way. dered a good barometer of business cardsm y proxy and phones Just to with stockholders’ votes. start legal action, which you well “As far as we know, these over a rapid expansion of the investment plans, dropped LS have a record that they did their Management usually has m6re might lose. investigations are limited to the “On these insider-trading cases best to get my proxy? institution over the past 15 years. Is we see who was trading, the size of percent during June, following two than enough votes to elect .its ^ate QUESTION: I have been buying activities of DiGennaro person­ its largest individual stockholder. months of strong increases. of directors and for approval of ally,” Brown said in a statement the trade, the dollar amounts ANSWER: You have no rock- stock in my name and my wife’s The SEC 8 office in Boston began involved and the historical vo­ Orders for durable goods, items management proposals. It’s very name, “as joint tenants” for many "Neither Suffield Financial Corp the investigation after learning solid assurance that company doubtful the vote of yopr shares nor First Financial Bank is under lum e,” he told The Hartford expected to last three or more managements won’t stoop to the years. To buy, I place a phone call about an unusual rise in the price Courant. “We always try to see years, climbed 1.6 percent In June would change the annual meeting’s to the broker and tell him the name COUPON SALE! investigation.” and volume of Coast Bancorp nefarious tactics you suspect. Cor­ outcome. Brown said the resignation and who’s who. eventually focusing in following no increase in May. ■ porate democracy is far from and number of shares I want to shares shortly before its acquisition on the trading of individuals ” Things could be different. If there, purchase. A couple of days later, I perfect. But it’s unlikely your is a proxy fight. In that case, both receive a purchase confirmation euspiciona are well founded. management and the opposition slip, listing the details and price. I Anne's Place ; At an annual meeting, of course. solicit stockholders’ proxies and send the broker a check and, within Insurance companies increase UNIMX HAIR 4 TANNINO SALON ^ Entire Stock of Tues-Fr110-9 p.m. Custom Royal fitting Sat to 4 p.m. Dollar retreats as gold advances Designer Wicker testing for exposure to AIDS Just Arrtvedtl Custom-built industrial hoses, made at Goodyear’s Haircuts ZOTO's Perms Framing “FEEL ^^ONDON (AP) - The dollar Midmorning dollar rates com­ HARTFORD (AP) — Testing for 90 LIVELY” from 2.0960 • oils least 5250,000 in coverage. People of In a tetter to insurance agents manufacturing plant in Granby, Quebec, are Installed on retreated in Europe today despite a pared with rates in Europe late exposure to the AIDS virus has been any age who wanted more than regular Jipvernment report of improved • 1,341.75 Italian lire, down from • Prints increased at two life insurance The Hartford said it has already the Queen Mary floating hotel at its permanent berth in length Thursday: 1,347.00 • Needlepoint 5500,000 in coverage also had to be heir mh companies where policies are not Long Beach, Calif. Eight hoses, ranging from 6 to 10 *20 economic performance. Gold bul- • 1.8529 West German marks, a 1.3295 Canadian dollars, down 20%rw NoLlmItlll • Anything 2 0 % o f f tested. AlDo,A i n c Ubn climbed above $464 in active down from 1.8570 being written for people who refuse inches in diameter, will take water to the ship and waste trading. from 1.3309 be tested when asked. The tests determine the presence • 1.5355 Swiss francs, down from ■ The British pound edged up to of antibodies or other factors “Many other claims have no from it. 1.5445 The Hartford Insurance Group indicating exposure to acquired doubt been paid where the diagno­ -The dollar’s performance in 51.5940 from 51.5900.. began Thursday requiring the test Europe fell in Une with a downward • 6.1625 French francs, down The ’dollar closed in Tokyo at immune deficiency syndrome, a sis of AIDS may have been withheld from 6.1850 of applicants for at least 5250,000 or missed,’’ the letter said. trend begun Thursday in New York, 149.25 Japanese yen, down from worth of life insurance, and Aetna fatal crippling of the body’s de­ PENZOIL • 2.0865 Dutch guilders, down’ fenses against other diseases and where the dollar failed to gain 150.60 yen on Thursday. - - ”- ■ K Life & Casualty Co. “substantially The Hartford said that “a signifi­ support from the Commerce De­ lowered” the coverage limit for infections. There is no known cure. LUBE, OIL, HLTER Exposure to AIDS does not mean cant percentage” of people who test The Standard qf Protection partment's report of a 0.8 percent which it requires testing. positive will get AIDS within five rise in its Index of Uading ALL CRAFT DEPT. that a person has the disease, but it years. SinceJSSSr • Introducing Previously Aetna had tested does mean the person can spread * 1 2 .9 5 most cars Indicators. The index is the govern­ Entire Stock of applicants for more than 5450,000 in the AIDS virus or develop AIDS The company said Thursday that ment’s main gauge of future Tommlw coverage. Company spokesman later. numbers on how many applicants BRAKE SPECIAL economic activity. Z to iNir staff U-PAINT WOODIES Henry Savage would not disclose have tested positive were not the new threshold, but a Connecti­ Insurance companies are trying Currency traders in Rome said vnnHING SUPPUES to screen out applicants who might available. FSOWT BRAKES REAR BRAKES the dollar was holding steady at EJira, Lids, cut insurance agent said the later develop AIDS. Aetna, The ; PERM SPECIAL amount is now 5200,000, The Hart­ ’‘The expected mortality expe­ plus parts elightly lower levels today in Etc. Hartford and most other insurance *39.95 *29.95 plus parts typically sluggish end-of-month • Reg. *52“ 30% ford Courant reported today. rience of individuals (who test INCLUDES: Ramoval 4 Raplac*. Inttoll Brokt Shoos, Mochino The Hartford Insurance Group companies will not insure people positive) as a group is so adverse ANNE’S PLACE trading. r~NOW *4200 % OFF Pock Btorino*. Mochlno Rotors, Drums, Cloon Adlust 4 Inspoct 10 who have been exposed, and are A complete unlaex hair salon. used to require the test of people increasing the number of people that these individuals must be Inspoct comoononts. compononts age 51 and older who wanted at they test. declined” for insurance. The Hart­ Anne has over 10 yeara-. ford letter said. 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Regan testified on Thursday that he didn’t know until She is survived by her parents, “ This is too absurd to comment on,” and said It would Dennis and Oieryl (Symonds) last November that proceeds from the weapons salet represent a "policy reversal’’ that other nations would had been diverted to contra rebels fighting the Old-time tunes at band shell Enfield: a brother, see as “ inexplicably inconsistent.” William Humphrey, with the U.S. Nicaraguan government. At the time, the United States was publicly seeking Navy in MiBsissippi; a Bister, When Rep. Louis Stokes, D-Ohio, brought up th(> By Nancy Pappas support for an arms embargo against Iran in the hope Sandra Hartman of Enfleld; and pardon, Regan said he recalled the issue arising at a Htrald Reporter or forcing an end to its prolonged war with Iraq in the meeting Involving the president. Vice Presideiti several nieces and nephews. oil-rich Persian Gulf region. The funeral is Saturday at 8:45 George Bush and himself sometime on Dec. 8,9 or lOof Thirteen years ago, a group of musicians, all Weinberger said he and Secretary of State George P. ejm. at the Leete-Stevens Enfleld last year. Yale University graduate students, got ShulU were allies in opposing the arms sales. He said la p e ls , 61 South Road, Enfield, “ temebody brought it up and it was shot down right together for what was planned as a short-term the two of them argued against the sales with l o l l o p by a mass of Christian away,” Regan said. . project. They were to present the premiere vehemence at a meeting with the president on Dec. 7, performance of 14 pieces by Connecticut burial at 0:30 a.m. in St. Martha's I vBo. Regan said that the pardon “ was something the Oiureh, Enfield. Burial will be in president wouldn’t even listen to." composer Charles Ives. A musical historian Weinberger recalled returning to the Pentagon after The former chfWvpf staff said Reagan’s reasoning named James Sinclair had Just unearthed the Street Cemetery, the session and telling a top aide he believed that Ives peices. pifleld. Calling hours are tonight was that “ you only pardon for a crime and he didn’t from 7 to 0. TOagan had accepted his advice and that “ the baby know what the crime was.” “Tlie CJiarles Ives centennial celebrations had been strangled in its cradle.” Sfemorial donations may be Regan recalled that at the time, no evidence of a ended 12 years ago, but the New Haven-based But he found himself at another top-level meeting made to the St. Martha's Improve- crime had been presented to the president, the Tower musical group still exists, playing under the ore month later, Joining with Shultz in arguing against baton of Sinclair, the historian-turned- ment Fund. Braiqard Road. the sales. commission had not yet Issued a report and Enfleld. congressional hearings were still months away. conductor. Under the name of Orchestra New But this time, Weinberger said, he realized that the England, the group has cut record albums, Ch«gt«r A. Comith president seemed to favor going ahead. He said “ The president said not only is it premature, but I’ll been featured on public television specials and Reagan was motivated by concern for American be darned if I’m going to accuse them of a crime in this year, will present about 60 concerts. One Chester A. Cornish, 76, of 63 hostages being held in Lebanon. advance.” G ^ w ln St., died Thursday at of these will be Sunday at 7 p.m., when the During Regan’s stint in the witness chair, Both North, a deputy on the National Security group does a program of tum-of-the-century Connecticut Hospice in Branford. lawmakers made numerous expressions of concern Council staff, and Poindexter are the targets of a TO was the husband of Alice pieces at the Manchester Bicentennial Band that many senior Reagan administration officials had criminal investigation being conducted by Indeopend- Shell on the campus of Manchester Commun­ (Roberts) Cornish. The couple been denied knowlege of major events. ent Counsel Lawrence E. Walsh. ity College. celebrated their 54th wedding anni­ Said Sen. Paul Sarbanes, D-Md.: versary on July 3. North, in earlier testimony at the hearings, has said “ It’s a staging of what might have happened "It srems to me what happened in all of this was, in He was bom in Spririgfleld. Vt., he funneled secret military aid to the contras during e in any town park back in the 1890s,” said and had been a resident of Man­ United «a te ^ * * ^ within the gqv^ernment of the congressional ban on direct or indirect U.S. military Sinclair this week. “ There’s a bit of a script chester for more than 40 years. aid to the Nicaraguan insurgents. He also describ^ along with the music. The singers address AP photo “ You had Poindexter and North and their associates Before retiring, he was a heat MARY RINN AND VINCENT "JIM" PADALINO shredding official government documents and told o| each other, and also converse with the treater at theA.R.A. Tool ft Die Co. “ “ ‘ hority of the president of the lying to Congress in earlier Investigations. audience. It’s ironic, this seems so unusual to . . . walking through the McKinley Mall united States, freezing out the chief of staff, the today’s audiences, but what we’re doing is of Manchester. He was a member of _ secretory of, defense and secretory of state and presenting your average garden-variety con­ pursu ng their own policy, policies which the president cert in the park from the turn of the century. ” . says if he had known about them, he would have For the Record ^Bikers tie the knot strongly oppreed, and policies which you said if you ORCHESTRA NEW ENGLAND is known Fredericksberg, Va.;* o a ., aCS daughter. , APphoio ORCHARD PARK. N Y. (AP) - had known about them, you would have reacted with for doing serious music in an anything-but- ^ t h i a Comish-Tomaino of Shore- there in May. shock and horror.” Carl Reiner is that rarity in the world of entertainment — a stuffy fashion. In addition to its summer ham. Vt.; a brother, Glenn Cornish A 59-year-old widow and a 74-year- HARTFORD (AP) — The Associated Press reported Regan said he didn’t “ focus on the Iranian situation concerts done in Victorian garb, the group of Manchester; five grandsons; a old widower who met during a They will be married in the mall erroneously on July 16 that Daniel J. Mahaney was performer of rare comedic talent who is willing to at all for most of 1986, leaving Poindexter, the does a series of Colonial concerts in the winter granddaughter; and a great- walking program for senior citizens gazebo, which the complex is named to replace Lucille B. Rltvo on the Judicial subordinate his own ego to enhance the work of others. granddaughter. in a shopping mail will tie the knot making available at no cost. The president s former national security adviser, on his Re\Mew Council. In fact, former New Haven Mayor dressed in 18th century costumes. own to manage the secret initiative of arms sales to “ Then there’s our New Year’s Eve ball,” The funeral is Monday at 8:15 there Saturday in front of hundreds wedding cake, tuxedoes and other Richard C. Lee was named to Ritvo’s general-public Iran. said Sinclair. “ Every year we have a theme, a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, of invited guests and shoppers. marital accouterments are being seat. Mahaney was named to fill an opening for an and do costumes, and give out little favors that 142 E. Center St., followed by a Vincent "Jim " Padalino and provided by 24 of the mall’s 95 *** during his once-a-week breakfasts attorney on the panel following the departure of Leo B with Poindexter, he discussed administrative details we get from local businesses. Last year, we did mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. at Mary Rinn met at the McKinnley stores. Flaherty Jr. Second banana James Sinclair is the conductor of Orchestra New England, which will and presidential trips abroad — but not Iranian arms the Italian number, and this year we’re St. James Church. Burial will be in Mall in this Buffalo suburb in “ That’s the only reason I’m sdi0s. The AP also erroneously reported that the council perform at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Sunday at 7 p.m. March, arranged their first date helps select Judicial nominees. The council investi­ ‘taking’ our guests to Paris. We’ll have St. James Cemetery. Calling hours marrying her: It’s for free,” Regan made his comments to Rep. Bill McCollum there in April and were engaged gates Judicial conductand makes recommendations on champagne, perfume for the ladies, and little are Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Padalino said, winking. R-Fla., who said he would not engage in hindsight and professional conducting background. sitting state Judges nominated to higher state courts. fake mustaches for the men. And the New England has managed Memorial donations may be appropriate music, of course.” “ I genuinely love musicians.” said Sinclair made to Connecticut Hospice, 61 is still on top a longtime trumpet player himself. “ In that I to avoid falling into that situation — even as Burban Drive, Branford 06405. The historic concerts are more than an Sinclair gained professional conducting expe- excuse for musicians to play dress-up. believe I am somewhat different from most By Bob Thomas conductors. Most conductors have a sort of an the group is a cooperative out with his own skills.” Harmon “ We see these historic recreations as a great HwrtMil R. Ross The Associated Press played football at the University adversarial relationship with their between the conductor and the musi­ way to stretch people’s imaginations, and in a cians. In my opinion an orchestra — anv Herbert R. Ross, 59, of South- of California at Los Angeles. musicians.” sense, that helps generate new fans for serious orehestra — IS the musicians,” he said “ But wick, Mass., died Wednesday at his LOS ANGELES — Carl Reiner Reiner admired his star’s is that oddity in the world of music.” said Sinclair. “ People both see and it s particularly true of this group We sort of home. He was the former husband malleability, also his fearless­ hear something very special.” IN MANY CASES, “ the work situation in an of Judith Ross Beatty and father of entertainment — a performer of ness. Four weeks before the orchestra becomes that of a factory with a eased Into existence as an Insplretion of the As musical director and conductor, Sinclair players, who really enjoyed being together.” Brenda H. Ross of Manchester. rare comedic talent who is start of “ Summer School,” manager who oversees each and every worker willing to subordinate his own has had the responsibility of maintaining both constantly,’ ’ Sinclair said. Each musician is Besides his former wife and Harmon broke his shoulder in a the good spirits and the high standards with The Manchester performance is one of eight ego to enhance the work of being looked at, each and every minute, and daughter, he is survived by two horse accident while shooting a which the group was founded. In this, he free outdoor concerts sponsored this summer other daughters, Dana F. Ross of others. beer commercial. It appeared feels he could be fired at any moment. It’i IT’S 8:30 Over the years he has illus­ suggests, he has probably succeeded because extremelyOvfrAmAlat odd ______■ . ... by Southern New England Telephone Co. If it Branford and Lisa M. Ross of he might lose the moWe, but and tension-filled trated that tendency by playing of. rather than in spite of, his lack of environment.” 1?!^.®’. , * * * . ! will be moved to East Southwick, Mass.; two sons, Glen J. Reiner arranged for the class­ Catholic High School auditorium. Ross of Boston, Mass., and Kevin E. second banana to Sid Caesar room scenes — Hannon plays a Ross of Rocky Hill; two brothers, (“ Your Show of Shows” ) and teacher of remedial English — to Francis Ross of Lyme and Edward Mel Brooks (“ The 2.000-year-old be filmed first. Even so, the Ross of Uncasville; a sister, Man” ). He created and occa­ actor was in constant pain. Virginia Sankow of Lyme; and a sionally appeared in the classic The brief role of the English grandson. TV comedy series. ’’The Dick teacher who quits when he wins The funeral is tonight at 8 with Van Dyke Show.” a lottery is played by Reiner Susan returns to ‘Spensei^ calling hours from 5 to 8 at the In more recent times Reiner himself. He often makes such C^rmon-Poquonok Funeral Home. has written and-or directed Hitchcock-like cameos in his L^V 1816 Poquonok Ave., Windsor, with films for such comics as Van films, and that’s enough for him. just as she did in the books the Rev. Joseph McGarry officiat­ Dyke (“ The Comic” ), George Reiner didn’t always play Burns (“ Oh, God!” ), Steve second banana. ing. There will be a memorial mass By Jerry Buck at a later date. Martin (“ The Jerk.” “ All of “ I was an actor before I went The Associated Press she co-wrote, and she is helping to write the Memorial donations may be Me” ) and into the Army.” he recalled. theme song. The film, based on the life of made to the Quarry Hill Center, 137 (“ Summer Rental” ). “ But they couldn’t find plays for one of A1 Capone’s henchmen, is due in Reiner’s new film is “ Summer me. so I started getting up in rec LOS ANGELES — In a case of art theaters this fall. East Mountain Road, Westfield imitating art, Barbara Stock is returning to Mass. 01085. School,” a high school farce halls, and I was the main While preparing to leave for Boston, starring Mark Harmon. comedian. Then I got into ABC’s “ Spenser; For Hire” as Susan Silverman. where “ Spenser” is filmed. Stock talked Mary Qrlffln Mark Harmon a comic? Mark Maurice Evans’ entertainment about her career while keeping an eye on a In the “ Spenser” novels, written by Mary (Doran) Griffin, 81, of 164 Harmon, People magazine’s outfit, and I went overseas as the Robert B. Parker, Susan moved to San big, awkward golden retriever named Avery St., died this morning at her “ sexiest man alive,” the liber­ top comedian. Beauregard. Francisco, developed a new love interest home. She was the wife of Raymond tine Dr. Robert Caldwell of “ St. “ After the war I was a top and had to be rescued in “ A Catskill Eagle.” “ If he gets housebroken. I’ll take him to F. Griffin. The couple celebrated Elsewhere.” the beer philo­ banana in ‘Call Me Mister,' a Boston," she said. Otherwise, Beauregard At the end of the first year of the TV series, it their 59th wedding anniversary on sopher in those TV Broadway revue about people will stay with Bill Dunn, who was executive was decided to move Spenser in a new June 12. commercials? coming back from the service. producer of "Verne Miller” and now the “ Casting Mark was my idea,” Then I slowly slipped from top direction, with a new woman, and Stock was Bom in Rockville, Sept. 21, 1906, dropped. man in the actress’s life. she lived most of her in Manches- Reiner said. “ I had seen him bananaship. My next show was In the second season, Carolyn McCormick Stock, who broke into television as a talk •ter. She was a member of St. play the killer Ted Bundy in the ‘Inside USA,’ in which I under- show host in Indianapolis, had done guest played the new woman. Assistant District Bridget Church. TV movie, ‘The Deliberate studied Jack Haley. After a tsji. roles in about 20 series, from “ Moonlight­ Attorney Rita Flore, but the two never r Besides her husband, she is Stranger,’ so I knew he could couple more shows in which I ing” to “ Murder, She Wrote." And she progressed beyond a few melting kisses. act. Then I happened to see him was a ... top banana, I met Sid starred on Broadway with Raul Julia in the isurvived by a daughter, Lorraine After the season ended, Robert Urich, Sullivan of Manchester; three on a talk show where he was Caesar.” Tony Award-winning musical “ Nine” be­ asked about being 'the sexiest who plays Spenser, campaigned to bring fore landing her first series role on grandchildren; and six great- Reiner was born in the Bronx Susan back, and Warner Bros. Television ^andchiidren. man alive.’ He giggled and said. “ Spenser.” 64 years ago and started work at recently announced McCormick would - The funeral is Monday at 9; 15 ‘Come on, now.’ I thought he 'That lasted a year. handled himself very well.” 16 as a machinist’s helper. He leave the show. .'a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, took drama lessons at night, and “ After the first year a new producer When Reiner suggested Har­ Parker, who has been a consultant to the (Juanita Bartlett) came in and she wanted '400 Main St., followed by a mass of Enroll your child in his first Job was singing second series, wrote the script that returns Susan to Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. mon for “ Summer School,” to write out my character,” said Stock. “ I Paramount production chief tenor in a tour of “ The Merry the show. ■Bridget Church. Burial will be in St. Widow.” His experiences in a never met her and I don’t know why. But she Ned Tanen responded, “ Do you “ I think Robert’s feeling about the show is did what she thought was best for the show. 3ridget Cemetery. There are no summer theater in Rochester, that it should be more about Spenser and calling hours. think he can do it?” Reiner The feeling at the time was that the N.Y., later produced a novel, Hawk and Susan and less about the guest thought he could. Harmon’s relationship Spenser and Susan had in the - Memorial donations may be NEW TESTAMENT BAPTIST CHURCH SCHOOL “ Enter Laughing,” which pro­ stars,” Stock said. Hawk (Avery Brooks) is response was the same; “ Do you m ade to the Visitng Nurse and vided his debut as a film director AP photo Spenser’s mysterious friend, who often books was difficult to translate to television. ^ o m e Care of Manchester Inc., 397 think I can do it?” Again Reiner was affirmative. in 1957. works on the shady side of the law. “ It’s difficult to show an ongoing Porter St. 06040. Barbara Stock is returning to ABC’s relationship and make it exciting and “ Mark is like a smart quarter­ Between 1953 and 1967, Reiner In her year away from the series. Stock back,” observed the filmmaker. "Spenser: For Hire" as Susan Silverman. made a movie with Scott Glenn, “ Verne meaningful. That’s what we want to bring to Margartt Fournier collected 11 Emmys for his work the screen this season.” “ He listens to instructions from on “ Your Show of Shows” and Her character had been dropped at the Miller,” in which she plays a sultry singer in Calling hours for Margaret (Zors- the coach, then he carries them a Prohibition speakeasy. Ids) Fournier, 78, of Hilliard Street, PRESCHOOL- KINDERGARTEN-GRADES 1- “ The Dick Van Dyke Show.” end of the series’ first season. Susan made her first, brief appearance in Stock sings two songs in the movie, which who died Thursday, are tonight the second of Parker’s 14 “ Spenser” novels. Ifrom 7 to 9 at the Holmes Funeral :Home, 400 Main St. The Daughters ■ Distinctively Christian ■ of Isabella will meet at the funeral home at 7 to pay respects. ■ Limited Openings ■ In Memoriam New faces dominate traditional country music In loving memory of Lewis A. By Joe Edwards country music, Travis already has been debut album, “ The Forester Sisters.” Brown (Bud). The Associated Press voted male vocalist of the year by the Sweethearts of the Rodeo, a duet who ■ Choice of half-day or full-day In the spring, they were voted group of have been recording for only I'A years. Although I smile and seem ' Full-day program of Instruction; Academy of Country Music. the year by the Academy of Country NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Backstage at the “ It’s hard to believe that in Just a little Just had a Top 10 country hit, “ Chains of carefree, Curriculum (Preschool/Kindergarten only) Grand Ole Opry House after the recent Music. Only one of the sisters is over 30. Gold.” -No one misses you more than me. ^65 weekly (Preschool/Kindergarten) over a year, all these things have In late May, the O’Kanes, who’ve been Music City News awards, Harold Reid of happened,” Travis said. “ We talked to a “ We’ve probably been insulated,” said You were always helpful, willing the Statlers patted Randy Travis on the singing together less than a year, had a : and kind, lot of people at radio stations and they tell Benson about past years when few new Half-day program of Instruction; back and said; “ Keep it up.” No. 1 country record, “ Can’t Stop My entertainers cracked the scene. : What beautiful memories you (Preschool/Kindergarten) us about all these fans requesting our Heart From Loving You.” The record ■ Ages 2-5 years Travis is the leader of an energetic Travis and another new recording leave behind. songs, and we see more and more people ^30 weekly (Preschool/Kindergarten) group of fresh country music singers who went higher than “ Julia” by Conway artist, Ricky Van Shelton, ranked first coming to our shows. Twitty, a 30-year veteran of country Love, have pumped life into an industry that “ I could actually feel it getting better as and second in record sales at the recent plummetted in the mid-1980s after the music who’s had 50 No. 1 records in the Wife, Irene ■ Convenient to Routes 2, 3 and 1-91 the year went along.” past. Fan Fair, a week of special country music Elementary program; ^30 weekly “ urban cowboy” fad began to fade. activities in Nashville attended by 23,000 In Memoriam But he’s not the only new face Also in May, “ Don’t Go to Strangers” by Travis, 28, who sings traditional coun­ displacing older, more experienced coun­ country music enthusiasts. try music in the throbbing style of George 3^year■old T. Graham Brown hit No: 1, All the success has landed Travis a spot in loving memory of Lewis A. try singers at the top of the charts. ahead of “ Domestic Life” by 40-year-old :(Bud) Brown. Jones, sold a remarkable million copies of Twenty-five new country singers have hit on the concert bill with such artists as his first album, “ Storms of Life.” John Conlee, who’s been recording for ll Twitty and George Jones, country singers the top 20 of the popularity charts during years. Brown has been on the charts less lAlways smiling, happy and content Just l ‘A years ago, he was singing part the past year. he grew up idolizing. Loved and respected wherever he than two years. time at a Nashville nightclub. When not on “ This represents a major transition in “ It’s been great for me to meet and went. Call 569-0217 or 569-0422 stage, he was in the kitchen washing In June, Travis and fellow newcomer work with all these people,” he said. the talent base in country music,” ^nson Years will not darken or shadows dishes and cooking catfish. Dwight Yoakam, 30, had the No. 1 and No. Van Shelton, 35, has a current country said. “ The buzzword seems to be 2 albums on the country charts, “ Always dim, “ His story proves that the magic is still ‘young.’ ’’ hit with “ Crime of Passion,” only his ; The beautiful memories we have there,” says Ed Benson, associate execu­ ft Forever” and “ Hillbilly Deluxe.” Their second record. He’s a former house of him. While Tammy Wynette hasn’t had a No. albums were selling far better than tive director of the Country Music 1 country hit since 1976, The Forester painter, carpenter, used car salesman, With Our Love, Association. “ You can be nowhere and a “ After All This Time” by 21-year veteran appliance store manager and pipe fitter. Sisters, a quartet who have had recoitds Charley Pride and “ Johnny Cash Is Children, Grandchildren ft 1535 Forbes Street, East Hartford year later be on top of the world.” out for Just two years, had an amazing “ He has that rare quality to stamp Randy Travis leads the per­ Family In one of the most meteoric rises in Ckiming to Town” by Cash, who’s been every song with his identity,” says recoid three No, l country records from their singing since the 1950s. formers pumping new life Into producer Steve Buckingham. Nashville. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 31. 1987

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ORLANDO, Fia. (AP) — Police an abstract image and pencil Music, dance at gallery Ghosts are people, too had planned to bum a charcoal- markings in a bottom comer that colored picture of a buxom naked set it apart. A variety of handmade musical instruments, and A lecture called “Ghosts Are People, Too,” by woman and a bearded man along crafts based on a dance motif can be seen at the Roger S. Pile, director of The Center for Gnostic vdth seized pornography. Then they That portrait of a nude woman Down on the Farm Galleryin Moodus. The show Education, will be one feature of the Psychic saw it was signed — Picasso. posing for an artist that had been includes dancers made in silver and In blown glass, Symposium this weekend at tbe Lord Stratfoid Inn City property manager Phil the laughingstock of evidence room and traditional instruments such as ocarinas, Stratford. Pile will talk about the psychological Edwards first noticed the work workers could be worth between flutes, dulcimers and harps. The show opens ’ because he liked the frame. But $2,000 to $9,500, some New York art problems of ghosts, and Lynne Bouchey will when he dusted off the work, he saw dealers said Thursday. Sunday and will remain in place through Sept. 6. lecture on hauntings. There will alio be card and ‘ Flower-Ing The gallery, one of the largest in New England, star readings, talks on alien beings and more. romance also features a permanent collection of works by Tickets for the two-day symposium are $43. Por more than 275 professional craftspeople. It is open more information, call 434-7708 or 835-974$. Rose Flower (played by Tuesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dawn Cord) Is falling for W hat’8 new? Join the folk ' the evil Jack Knowiton "What’s New, Pussycat?’’ is the title of this (played by John Hickley) Join with thousands of other folk-loving folks this weekend’s film at the Wadsworth Atheneum’s Avery Theater. The show, part of a i * In the 19th century weekend at Connecticut’s largest folk music- Peter Balers festival on the watejrfront in New London. Eleven retrospective, will be shown at 8 p.m. Saturday and operetta "The Idyll of the folk music groups will perform in a salute to the tall Sunday. Tickets, sold at the door, are $3. The Mill" by the Windham sailing ship Eagle, which will be open for public museum is at 600 Main St., Hartford. tours. The free festival goes from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m, CHOCK’S STEAK HOUSE Theatre Guild. The pair Saturday and Sunday. For more information about is observed by Henry the festival, call 443-8331. Join the froggies RETURNS!!! *’ w Hinckley as Squire Frog Hollow, an early industrial community, will Flower. Performances are be the site of Sunday’s walking tour sponsored by ' A poetic pair at park the Hartford Architecture Conservancy. Walkeis tonight and Saturday at DINING Jam es Merrill, poet laureate of Connecticut, will should assemble at the comer of Capitol Avenue - 8 p.m. in Windham High participate in a pair of concerts on Saturday at and Hungerford Street at 1 p.m. The charge is $2 ROOM for adults, $1 for children and senior citliens. School auditorium. Harkness Memorial State Park in Waterford'. At 1 Dinner from p.m., there's a children's concert featuring Merrill Tickets are $6 generai, Full of country charm 5:00 Daily reading from Mother Goose. There will also be Sundays at 4:00| $4 senior citizens and mimes, actors and puppets, and Ravel's Mother STEAK] Goose Suite. This concert is free. Doing your home in grapevine wreaths and (RT.32 NAnsnELD) chiidren. Shaker boxes, quilts and carved wood, baskets and- At 8 p.m., the adult concert will repeat the Ravel other folk art? Then head for the enormous Country LOUNGE work, along with Beethoven's first symphony and Folk Art Show, at the Farmington Polo Grounds Cocktails from | other works. Jam es Merrill will re ad some of his this weekend. More than 100 folk artisans, each Polka around the clock poems. Tickets in the tent are $15 to $18, and lawn Margarita’s that are 4:00 Daily KIthIng cousins with a different art form, will man booths on Just cruMn* seating is $6. Grounds open at 6 p.m. for picnics and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a. m. to 5 p.m. You can polka around the clock this weekend on a pre-concert entertainment. out of this world! S.ZOO-square-foot dance Hoor at the New England Kith & Kin Crackerbarrel Entertainments will do Admission is $3. Picture yourself in a boat on a river with good food, drink HAPPY Polka Fest In Ansonla. Eight bands, Including the a free family concert at 11 a.m. Saturday behind Wednesday through Saturday from 7:30 to 11 p.m. the Pond House at Hartford's Elizabeth Park. Kith and foot-stomping music. The Camelot Clipper travels Tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for children under 12 429-1900 HOUR John Jeski Orchestra, will provide the music. down the Connecticut River leaving from Haddam 4-7 Instruction will be offered by the Polodbise Folk & Kin includes Tom Callinan of the folk group. The For more information, call 345-4507. Dancers and the Karolinka Dancers. A ticket for Morgans, and his wife, Ann. Their rendition of Sunday — either Saturday or Sunday costs $8, but children 8 "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor on the Friday and under are admitted free. A large crafts fair is Bedpost Overnight?" is a great favorite. Advice Rt. 32, M ansfield held for the two days of the festival, which is open from 11 a.m. to midnight. A sculpture race? We've all heard of horse races, dog races, frog races and even bed races. But in South Norwalk, Courtesy is just simple phone call away Tuesday Night - Italian Night there's a sculpture race on Saturday. It's part of Weekend Specials the 11th annual arts festival in what was formerly a DEAR rundown waterfront district. Now its restored that cost a lot of good, faithful into shock, and the company spirit ABBY: I am a people their jobs. blocks of 19th century buildings offer shops and 37-year-oId is noticeably wilted. studio space to artists and craftsmen, and boast male “helper" The last straw was a bulletin that I hope things improved by • Shrimp Piccatta...... *9.95 looked like a shopping list: Christmas. Good luck. galleries, trendy restaurants and more. presently em­ “Company picnic at such and • Veal Sorrentino...... *7.95 About 250 artists will participate this year. You'll ployed to live Dear Abby such park on July 4th. Invite your DEAR ABBY: “Outside Looking • Baked Sole w/seafood stuffing...... * 8 .2 5 find museum-quality works of art, mime, dance, Hoe, hoe with and care and family. Bring your own for an 89-year- Abigail Van Buren In” was right. As a stepmother, I • Chicken En B lanco...... »7.95 theater, fine food, drinks and more. The sculpture A costumed interpreter food and beverage. The park has would much rather be called “my race is at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, when they will be old stroke vic­ barbecue facilities, but bring your • Fresh Baked Scrod ...... $6.95 tim in his home. stepmother” than “my dad’s wife.” pushed a kilometer by artists and other volunteers tends the herb garden at He is still men­ own charcoal. Those who want to The wicked stepmother image in in costumes. The fair is from 10 a.m. to midnight Old Sturbridge Village tally very sharp. participate in the egg toss, don’t the Cinderella fairy tale is long LA STRADA Restaurant Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday. forget to bring your eggs. We are gone. I take him to the having a balloon-breaking game, so MS-eieS Museum, in preparation senior citizens’ center for lunch and You said (in another letter) that I realize that I am paid to take if you're bringing kids, bring your introducing someone as a "third ■'Si igJL' ' for this weekend’s company, and sometimes we go to care of this man. but don't you think own balloons. Going underground the park to visit his friends. cousin onc:e removed”’is a distanc­ gardening seminars. Se­ his family owes me the courtesy of a On the lunchroom bulletin board ing maneuver. By the same token, My problem is with his family — call to let me know when they are was a sign depicting a tree with the Opera is sometimes regarded as stuffy, but The daughters, son, grandchildren, etc. making the stepmother an attach­ minars will be Saturday coming, as well as a call to say their following message: “Pruning the ment of the father ("my father’s Underground Opera of Hartford hopes to change all I have asked them to please call and plans have changed? tree enhances growth.” Penciled in T H E H o m e st e a d that. One of its past productions included the and Sunday. Museum let me know when they are coming. wife”) is also a distancing ma­ / -.. -i CONSCIENTIOUS CARETAKER at the bottom was: "Too much neuver. You blew it, Abby. A fine dining experience with a country antique flair. hilarious P.D.Q. Bach work, "The Stoned Guest." Twice now, they have walked in on pruning can kill the tree!” admission is $9.50 for me while I was in the midst of STEPMOTHER This weekend, the group will do the modern-day DERA CONSCIENTIOUS; To I hope management epjoyed their AND LOVING IT world premiere of “La Virtu De Strall D'Amore," adults, $4 for children 6 to taking care of certain intimate phone and make specific plans to picnic. or “The Power of Love's Arrows," at the 't*:. problems that occur with elderly visit a disabled relative and then REAL PERSON IN Snow Crab Legs * 12.95 15. Call 617-347-3362 for people — rather embarrassing for Wadsworth Atheneum's Avery Theater. The group not show up is the height of LA HABRA HEIGHTS, CALIF. DEAR STEPMOTHER; When a schedule. the old gentleman and unpleasant insensitivity. But an occasional T'Bone Steaks * 14<.95 "OAiUld believes this is the first performance of the work in for me. you’re right, you’re right. I blew it. NPAm*| unannounc^ visit is the way DEAR REAL PERSON: I think Score: Readers, 455; Abby, 1. (I more than three centuries. Myron Schwager, an One of his daughters phoned me concerned family members are associate professor of music history at the the “company” was barking up the vote for myself). Mako Shark * 10.95 late one night to say that she and a assured that Mom, Dad or Grandpa wrong tree when it labeled the (While Suppliee Ltut) . University of Hartford's Hartt School of Music, * family friend would be visiting Is getting consistently good care. “do-it-yourself picnic” a company around noon the following day. Her Problems? Write to Abby. For a obtained a copy while studying in Italy. function. personal, unpublished reply, send a 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) Performances are at 8 this evening and at 2 p.m. father and I stayed home ail day DEAR ABBY: I am presently The sign should have said, waiting for them, and they never self-addressed, stamped envelope Saturday. Tickets are $5. Call 278-2397 for employed by a hardware company “Careful pruning can enhance the to Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Los Mansfield ■ 456-2240 The HomcttcJid* reservations, or buy tickets at the door. showed. Not even a phone call to let that brought in some hotshots who growth of a tree.” Right now, the Angeles, Calif. 90069. All correspon­ us know they weren’t coming. have made some recom'mendations company tree appears to have gone dence is confidential. What a doll! JItrtlj jiMt. The popular musical, "Guys and Dolls," will be Dialysis can help cure Bright’s disease presented this weekend at Tolland High School's Best Italian 1984-86 Jazz great Voted Connecticut Magazine air-conditioned auditorium. Performances are DEAR DR. tonight and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. General The last time it took me over an pacemaker implanted and have not GOTT: Re­ hour to calm him down. Pre$ent$ A New Divenified Menu After 40 years in the business, Mel Torme admission is |6, children's admission is $3. cently, while been able to sleep in bed since. The doctor does not seem con­ After about l‘A hours, my pulse gets is still consideredoneofthegreatsingers tracing my fam­ cerned. My son occasionally takes • Italian Cuitine a Seafood a Fowl a Steakt a Hib, a. ily tree, I found faster, I get a funny feeling in my of jazz. He will present a free concert Theodur Sprinkle for asthma, but stomach and my arms get numb. I that my grand­ Dr. G ott the headaches started before he A Dining Room With A View Saturday at 7:30 p.m. on the grounds of This one’s free mother’s death think it’s because of the electrical Peter Gott, M.D. began taking the Theodur. I'm told impulses emitted by the smoke CIGNA Corp., Bloomfield. This concert certificate listed not to worry, but wouldn’t you? Enjoy the fresh budding colors The Children's Theater of South Church will her cause of detector in my bedroom, since this ends the 1987 Sunset Sounds Series. # doesn’t happen when I sleep on the of Summer with an exquisite Pre-concert entertainment starts at 5 present the musical "Godspell" tonight at 7:30 and death as DEAR READER: Yes, I would. I Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Wallace Stevens “Bright’s dis­ don’t know whether your son’s couch. What do you think? Should I meal on the mountain. tell the nursing-home authorities? p.m., and the concert begins at 7:30. Auditorium, Hartford Insurance Group, Asylum ease.” Is this fears and hallucinations are due to Visitors are invited to bring picnics. Avenue, Hartford. Performances are free. hereditary? the headache, but surely the DEAR READER: By all means, 60 yUla Louisa Road, Bolton, CT 646-3I6I headache itself needs to be ad­ you should report this to the DEAR READER; Bright’s dis­ tis itself and the infection leading to dressed. Also, I don’t know why nursing-home administration — ease is an obsolete term for a form it. For this reason, the condition is, your son’s doctor has such a and to your doctor. Microwave of serious kidney disease called in my experience, rare. People cavalieranduncaringattitude; this impulses in your environment may Featuring glomerulonephritis. This is inflam­ almost never die of glomeruloneph­ is unusual in pediatricians. be causing your pacemaker to mation and swelling of the kidney's ritis anymore, thanks to lifesaving In any case, ask fora referral toa misfire. If the pacemaker itself is Margaritas BARBADOS \ ANTIGUA pediatric neurologist, a specialist malfunctioning, this can be deter­ filtering system. Bright's disease measures, such as dialysis and Steaks was formerly fatal; with no treat­ renal transplants. in nerve diseases of children. At the mined (and corrected) under your DIVI SOUTHWINDS T w -m f ANCHORAGE ment, it progressed to renal failure. very least, you are entitled to a doctor’s supervision. Seafood Some experts believe that it DEAR DR. GOTT: For the past diagnosis and to treatment that will HOTEL relieve your son’s discomfort. The Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on & HOTEL probably was due to an autoim­ year or so my 6-year old son has Viruses and Cancer tells about the mune (self-allergy) phenonmenon, been having frequent headaches. Theodur is probably not playing a From * **** pir parson role in the headache problem, latest discoveries in cancer re­ STEAK] Food From South 582 From, * 042**** por porson following a streptoccal infection Some are quite severe, accompan­ search. For your copy, send $1 and lus doubla occupancy elsewhere in the body. Modern ied by hallucinations. He sees although the drug in overdose can of the Border double occupancy cause headaches. your name and address to P.O. Box doctors are far more effective in monsters or people who are not 91369, Cleveland, OH 44101-3369. Be treating both the glomerulonephri- there and doesn’t recognize me. INCLUDES: INCLUDES: DEAR DR. GOTT: I had a sure to mention the title. OPEN EVERY NIGHT — Round Trip Air on — Round Trip Air on American Airlines i l : American Airlines 429-1900 from J.F.K. from J.F.K. Thoughts ______(Rt. 32, Mansfield) — Transfers — Transfers — 7 Nights' Accommodations — 7 Nights' Accommodations SIVEUONETIGET Help, don’t Just pray stretching away to the horizon. It Boreham. church this weekend. It is the FEATURING If you had Coble today was dotted with white sheep — It is true, we need to pray; but we Lord’s will and will be your eternal Prices based on mid-week departures and subject to availability. Weekend When Martin Luther set out on his thousands and thousands of them. also need to help. The weekend is Joy. Peking Duck Dinner departures available at additional cost. 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Ask the Lord of the Manchester SMvnUyi 10.1 Worldwide Otter Expires sin. Then looking earnestly into his Wicks of South Windsor, was bom pray. The sheep must be she­ harvest, therefore, to send out June 23 at Manchester Memorial 643-4600 P P Enningi ky ■ppoinlnienl Services (August 15, 1987 eyes the Lord said, "Follow me." pherded; the fields must be reaped. workers into his harvest field.” WOK The Lord took him to a lofty Hospital. The baby’s grandparents Here am I; send me." And he went (Matthew 9:37) are Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Wicks of mountain and pointed eastward. out and shared his old friend’s By all means pray, and then dig in Looking, Myconius saw a plain Manchester. The baby has a lators. — The Fiery Crags, by and help in your neighborhood and brother, Daniel Wicks Ruby, 2. 't M MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 81,1987

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By Bob Kimball among those attending Coach Tom The Azsoclatod Press Dr. Peter Mansell of the Institute syndrome, is a disease in which a problem.” ’Thomas said. Cardinal, Cowboy and Redskin Landry’s weekly news conference, for Immunological Disorders in virus attacks the body’s immune The NFL has no known cases of at which he stressed the team’s trainers and doctors are wearing ’The NFL has decided to let teams Houston said testing is “ totally system, leaving victims suscepti­ AIDS among its approximately rubber gloves to treat player Mets complete sweep to tighten NL race voluntary AIDS examinations are unnecessary” and that playing ble to a wide variety of infections 1,500 players. The only former deal with AIDS testing and related confidential between player and injuries involving cut^^s and concerns on an individual basis. football has “ absolutely nothing to and cancers. league player to die of the disease, abrasions. V doctor. do with the transmission of the By Ben Walker “ Each club is handling it as it It is transmitted primarily Washington Redskins tight end entitled to have it back." Jimmy Jones, 3-4, won despite . However, most NFL clubs have disease.” Mansell also said “ this through sexual contact, and can be Jerry Smith, passed away last year - Dr. Owen Bossman, team physi­ The Associated Press sees fit,” NFL spokesman Joe not instituted AIDS testing, while Johnson and CanlinalB Manager allowing six runs on 11 hits in Browne said. type of stupidity is going to put us transmitted by transfusion of con­ at the age of 43. cian for the Buffalo Bills, said the several refuse to elaborate on the back into the dark ages so far as NL Romidnp Whitey Herzog had their opinions. five-plus innings. Questions regarding AIDS found taminated blood or blood products, The Redskins announced Thurs­ team is not doing any testing for The New York Mets did what they “ It’s a perfectly sound bat," matter. For example, Seattle Sea- educating people” about the and by contaminated hyiuidermic day that the team is taking AIDS, but there is education and needed to do. They went into St. their way into pro football this week hawks’ spokesman Gary Wright, disease. Johnson said. “ This Is an insult. Attroi 8, Braves 5 when the Dallas Ctewboys an­ needles or syringes used by drug precautions against AIDS, includ­ precaution. Louis, swept a three-ganne series when asked if his team offers AIDS Mansell, in an interview from his Lindeman led off the ninth with a I’ve hit home runs all my career.” nounced a voluntary testing pro­ abusers. ing possibly testing players for the fronn the Cardinals and tightened Kevin Bass homered and drove in testing, said, “ We don’t talk about office, also said teams have begun “ I can remember when drinking virus. “ We’re instructing the players in the National League East race. single. Tony Pena reached reliever Herzog saidthebat.thesame one , three runs and Alan Ashby had a '' gram to check their players for the Johnson won Wednesday’s game anything we do during our testing for AIDS “ because they’re was our big problem, then it “ As of right now, we haven’t the practice of safe sex, not to share Dwight Gooden, moved up in the Roger McDowell with a single and ' two-run single that helped Hous-'. deadly disease. As of Thursday, physicals.” with, was illegal. ignorant.” became marijuana, then cocaine, tested anyone for AIDS,” Head razors because of the possibility of starting rotation to face the Cardi­ pinch-hitter Jose Oquendo sacri­ ton’s emergency starter Bob five other clubs had followed suit; aeveland Browns spokesman blood ... keeping the equipment ficed the potential tjring runs into “ I knew there was cork in it. He “ Contracting AIDS (by playing then crack, and now we have to Coach Joe Gibbs said. ‘ ‘But if, after nals, pitched effectively Thursday Knepper beat Atlanta. the Los Angeles Rams, Los Angeles Kevin Byrne said testing is very football) is not as much of a risk as clean,” Bossman said. “ Our club­ scoring position. hit a home run, but he’s not Babe Raiders, St. Louis Cardinals. Hous­ fight AIDS,” Houston Oilers Coach going through it with the medical night as the Mets won 5-3 and Knepper, 4-12, started in place of ' confidential. “ We frankly feel it’s getting kicked in the head and Jerry Glanville said. house men are instructed to clean Vince Coleman then followed Ruth,” Herzog said. "I wanted to ton Oilers and 49ers. staff, they feel that’s something we extended St. Louis’ losing streak to Jim D«BbaieB, whose left shoulder nobody’s business.” dying,” Mansell said. “ I suggest Detroit General Manager Russ up blood spills with bleach. Basi­ seven. with a bouncer that first baseman check his bat last night, but the AIDS was a major topic of should do, then we’re going to do m stiffened while warming up. A Houston doctor who specializes they (pro football teams) shut up Thomas believes fighting AIDS in cally. that's all we’re doing.” Keith Hernandez hobbled. Hernan­ bathoy got away with it.” discussion at the Ctewboys’ training it.” "After we lost to Houston on McReynolds hit a two-run triple Knepper gave up a leadoff homer to ' in AIDS research, feels that NFL and leave the business of health the NFL is just part of dealing with The AIDS scare has also caused dez had no play on Coleman but Dion James and yielded six hits in camp at Thousand Oaks, Calif. Mansell does not agree with using Sunday when they came, from and scored on Carter’s single in the clubs are overreacting and creat­ care to those qualified to do it.” the disease on a larger scale. “ Our changes in procedures for treating rubber gloves to contain the AIDS behind, I wasn’t sure we’d bounce suddenly threw to catcher Gary five innings. Dave Smith finished Crews from four TV networks were ing a scare. Carter, who tagged out the late- first inning against Greg Mathews, Acquired immune deficiency whole society is confronted with the routine injuries. For example. virus. back for this,” Mets Manager 7-8. for his 18th save. Davey Johnson said. "W e’ve breaking Lindeman in a home-plate The visiting Astros scored four collision. McDowell retired Ozzie Darryl Strawberry, who had two struggled all year but the race is hits and three walks, walked in the times in the sixth for a 4-2 lead. „ wide-open now." Snnith to end the game for his I5th Ashby singled home two runs and - save. fifth, stole second and scored on Americans New York moved within 5Vi Carter’s single for a 4-2 lead. Hass had an RBI single. A balk by Tyson finds fame games of the divislort-leading Car­ Carter and McRejmolds drove in Rick Mahler, 6-11, allowed another , dinals. Montreaf is in second place, two runs apiece, although it was Expos 6, Cubs 1 run to score. • four games behind. Johnson’s homer that sparked the eliminated most commotion. Mike Fitzgerald went 3-for-3 and St. Ixiuis’ losing streak is its drove in two runs as Montreal got 14 PhilllBB 1. PiratM 0 The second time around wasn’t Johnson, whose two-run homer in has its price tag longest of the season and the team hits and won in Chicago. Bruce Ruffln and Steve Bedro- like the first for the Manchester the 10th inning beat St. Louis on hurt itself throughout the series sian teamed on a five-hitter and American Little Uague All-Stars Wednesday night, hit his 2Sth of the Neal Heaton, 12-4, gave up Just f '# * " f against New York with poor base­ Keith Moreland’s 20th home run in Glenn Wilson’s RBI single in tte as they were eliminated by Windsor By Ken Peters attorney not to discuss the assault season in the eighth for a 5-3 lead. running. The Cardinals were also seven innings for his ninth victory ninth inning led Philadelphia over Locks in District Eight action The Associated Press charge, but he indicated he would When Johnson crossed home plate, i-r . smarting after losing an argument in his last 11 starts. Pittsburgh. Thursday night at Waddell Field. not have allowed himself to be he went to pick up his bat but Pena, about Howard Johnson’s bat after Fitzgerald hit RBI singles in the ’The visiting Phillies were held > ’The Americans beat Windsor Locks LAS VEGAS. Nev. - Mike Tyson drawn into a confrontation. he hit a home run. the Cardinals’ catcher, wouldn’t hitless by rookie Mike Dunne before is finding that fame has its price, “ If I can’t handle it, believe me. give it back. second and the fourth innings. in the double elimination opener for Vance Law, whoalso had three hits, Von Hayes' leadoff single in tte both teams, 2-1, but the visitors but the young heavyweight cham­ I'll find a way toavoid an incident,” In other NL games, Montreal ’The Cardinals claimed the bat singled home a run in the fifth seventh. behind Dennis Bassett’s no-hitter pion says he was forewarned. he said. beat Chicago 6-1, San Diegodowned was Illegally doctored. Umpire Cincinnati 12-8, Houston defeated against Bob Tewksbury, 0-3. Pinch-hitter Ron Roenicke drew eliminated the local entry, 3-0. “ Cus told me everything that has “ Anything I do, I always think crew chief Paul Runge took the bat a leadoff walk from John Smiley, Bassett struck out 10 and walked happened would happen,” Tyson about the circumstances. If any­ Atlanta 8-5 and Philadelphia edged out of play, examined it after the Padrss 12, Reds 8 Pittsburgh 1-0. 3-2, in the ninth before Mike ' two in spinning the gem for the said, referring to,Cus D’Amato, his thing is going to interfere with my game and then returned it. Carmelo Martinez hit a two-run late trainer and mentor. career, I’m not going to do it.... Cus AP photo Gooden, working on three days' Schmidt and Wilson singled off ' winners. "We had no way of keeping it," single during a seven-run outburst Brett Gideon. Wilson had been v xi rf h Tyson, holder of the World always told me the best thing to do Manchester’s lone threat was in t * i / ^ i rest, won his sixth straight decision Runge said. “ We took it out of the St. Louis catcher Tony Pena (right) won’t give Howard in the fifth inning that carried San 0- for-18 before his game-winning ' the second inning when Andy Boxing Council and World Boxing was walk away ...” against the Cardinals. He gave up game to prevent a fight. The grain Diego over Cincinnati. hit. Bartley walked and advanced to Association titles, has been an “ A heavyweight champion is Johnson back his bat after the Met shortstop hit an eighth two runs on four hits in the first looked like it had not been tam­ Luis Salazar and Benito Santiago Ruffin, 6-7, gave up five hits in 8 third base on a wild pitch and American success story thus far, always a target for people who want Inning homer against the Cardinals Thursday night. inning but then settled down and pered with (and) the weight was R8C photo by Qtrman had RBI singles in the Padres’ big 1- 3 innings. Bedrosian got the final . passed ball. He, however, was left all the while emphasizing that he to get publicity or get money,” Johnson got his bat back. The Mets won, 5-3. raised his record to 8-3. right. If he (Howard Johnson) had Gooden left the game after Jim inning against Guy Hoffman, 7-6, two outs for his major league- ' stranded there. intends to be a good role model for Jacobs said. come up again, he would have been and Bill Landrum. youngsters. leading 29th save. Windsor Locks scored two runs in Midget boys* league champions “ He’s going to be a target for But he’s had to deal with a the fourth inning on Ryan Tomala- people who want to take on the measure of controvery and some nis’ two-run single up the middle. ‘fastest guy.' Boxing history has The Spartans took top hono/s in the Rec wide-spread rumors in the days The winners added another run in Coach Dave Prindiville, Tim Elmore, taught me that heavyweight cham­ leading up to his fight Saturday the fifth. Department’s Midget Boys’ Division at Jason Bevans, Richie Prenetta, Brendan pions have this problem,” Jacobs Bonilla making most of ‘When Ever' with Yanks night with International Boxing John Bowes went the distance for M C C this summer. Team members said. Prindiville, Chad Foley, David Muirhead, Federation champion Tony Tucker Manchester, striking out nine. (front row, from ieft); Jeff Baibot, Hal Tyrin Wilson, Chris Daly, Marc Nova- The report that Tysoii had left his Chris Lomis and Greg Griffin for the undisputed heavyweight camp to visit Los Angeles was Bv The Associated Press Bialeck, Matt Somberg, Jeremy Lavinge, title. perately for a temporary replace­ played well defensively for the kuski, Eddie Gutierrez, Coach Neil simply untrue, according to Dan Hughes, Drew Qarceau, Eddie The 21-year-old Tyson has been NEW YORK — Three weeks ment. Names were thrown around Americans, who finished the tour­ Somberg. Jacobs. AL Roundup nament at 2-2. charged with misdemeanor assault removed from being a Class A for a while, but Yankees Manager Martin, Chris Mainville. Second row: Ix)u Piniella said, “ We're not and battery stemming from an He said Tyson did not go to Los player-coach, Juan Bonilla sat in alleged scuffle with a parking lot Angeles. buthometoCatskill.N.Y., the New York Yankees clubhouse looking for a second baseman the third and Mike Pagliaruto in the anymore.” attendant June 21 in Los Angeles. for three days to visit 81-year-old and talked quietly about dreams fourth. Bonilla, exhibiting some And more recently, there was a Camille Ewald, who is ill. She was a fulfilled. He wore a black T-shirt John, who has accumulated more daring baserunning, scored the victories this season than his Lost Code faces test in the Haskell report that Tyson had skipped out of sister-in-law of D’Amato, and Ty­ that read across the front; "When tying run by racing from second his Las Vegas training camp for son resides at her home. Ever.” previous two combined, gave up base on a shallow hit to left field. By Dick Joyce Jack Van Berg said his colt will not Sword Dancer Handicap on Bel­ race for fillies and mares 3-years- four days to visit a female friend in It also was rumored earlier this "Like in ‘When Ever' you want only four hits after the first inning, In the three-run fifth, which the final one being ^Bo Jackson's The Associated Press run on the m^ication Saturday. mont Park’s inner turf course. old and up. Los Angeles. week that there was discord in the me. I'm ready,” he said. "I never broke open the game. New York He felt a poor ride by jockey Cteris The l ‘/4-mile test for 3-year-olds Sunday's major races include the “ A heavyweight champion Tyson camp and that Jacobs and lost hope. I thought that one day I leadoff homer in the'seventh. scored its first two runs on a “ Tommy struggled the whole OCEANPORT. N . J , - There is no McCarron was the reason for the and up also will feature Akabir, $60,000 Evan Shipman at Belmont, doesn’t just have to toe the line,” Bill Clayton, Tyson’s other co­ would get my chance.” bases-loaded wild pitch and a doubt that Lost Code is a speedy fourth-place finish in the Belmont, Dance Of Life and I’m Hopeful. the $60,000 Bing Crosby Handicap said Jimmy Jacobs, Tyson’s co­ manager, had approached veteran Bonilla, making his fourth start game,” Piniella said. "It's the botched up rundown. But Bonilla worst rhythm he's had in quite a 3:year-old colt with impressive not l^six. which the colt used in At Ak-SarrBen, 10 horses, includ­ at Del Mar, the $50,000 Cleopatra at manager. “ He has to be three feet trainer Eddie Futch about replac­ at second base since being recalled, capped the inning with a two-out ciredentlals, but can he run With Bet finishing first (although disquali­ ing Lyphard’s Ridge and Buffalo Arlington and the $50,000 Broward behind the line.” ing Tyson’s current trainer, Kevin had a double and two singles, while. But he settled down enough RBI single off starter Bud Black, to get us into the seventh inning.” Twice and Alysheba? fied) in the Blue Grass and winning Beau, are entered in the $200,000- Handicap at Calder. Tyson has been instructed by his Rooney. scored one run and drove in another 4-6. That question will be answered the Kentucky Derby and guaranteed Comhusker Handicap. Thursday night as the Yankees beat Even Royals Manager Billy m Bonilla, who is 6-for-15 for the Gardner said, “ This was the night Saturday in the $500,000-added Preakness. The field in the IVt-mile event the Kansas City Royals 6-3. Yankees, needed to scale three Haskell Invitational Handicap for “ He got turned sideways entering also includes Ctelifomia-bred Honor The American League East­ to get Tommy John. We had him on leagues to get to his current the ropes. But we just couldn't 3-year-olds at Monmouth Park. the stretch and still ended up Medal and Illinois-bred Red leading Yankees opened a two- position. “ I think he's the best 3-year-old in fourth," said Van Berg, who felt his Attack. game lead over idle Detroit. The score. That's been our problem for After arthroscopic surgery on his the last three weeks.” training.” said Bill Donovan, who colt should have been second in the Elsewhere. Avies Ctepy, Gem Tigers begin a three-game series right ankle before spring training. trains Lost Code, the 2-1 morning- Belmont. Master, Fortunate Moment and tonight at Yankee Stadium. The Royals have scored three Bonilla started the season at Prince runs or fewer 49 times this season, line third choice behind Belmont At Churchill Downs, Alysheba Fast Forward will share high The Royals, swept in the three- William of the Class A Carolina Stakes winner Bet Twice, 6-5, and beat Bet Twice by three-quarters of weight of 118 pounds in Arlington game seiieS: have now lost 17 of including 13 games in which they League, where he batted .308 in 44 were shut out. Alysheba. the Kentucky Derby and a length. In the Preakness, Aly­ Park’s $150,000-added American their last 21 games. games. Preakness Stakes winner rated at sheba beat his rival by one-half Derby, a l'/4-mile test for 3-year- In other AL games, Milwaukee Part of Bonilla's responsibility at Brewers 8, White Sox 1 7-5. length. olds. beat Chicago 6-1 and Cleveland Prince William was pitching bat­ Glenn Braggs, Paul Molitor and Clever Secret, 15-1, and Born To “ I'm tickled to death to be here,” Lazer Show, Sunny Feet and defeated Baltimore 6-4 in 10 ting practice and teaching young Bill Schroeder each drove in two Shop, 30-1, completed the field said Donovan, whose career was a Purple Mountain head a 13-horse innings. players how to hit to the opposite runs each as Milwaukee beat entered Thursday for the l>/k-mile struggle before this year. “ I’m a field of 3-year-olds and up in the Tommy John, 10-3, allowed three field. But he never thought of visiting Chicago. test. • new guy on the block. $125,000 Suffolk Downs Sprint runs in six innings. Reliever Tim making the transition to full-time Mark Knudson, 1-2, got his first “ There are two champion figh­ “ The last time I was here was 20 Championship. The Grade III six- Stoddard pitched three scoreless coach. He felt he could still play in AL victory. He gave up one run on ters,” said Craig Perret, who rides years ago and we couldn’t afford a furlong race also includes the innings for his fourth save. the majors. eight hits in 61-3 innings and Chuck Bet Twice. "And there’s one we room. Now that we can afford coupled pair of Control Zone and Henry Cotto also had three hits Then, in a little more than a week, Crim finished with hitless relief for don’t know who may want to be anything, they put us up for Play The King. SH nO -SH O R E and Rick Cerone hit his first Bonilla was promoted twice, first his first major-league save. champion.” nothing.” Castelets will break from the No. Yankee Stadium home run in five playing three games for AA Albany Braggs hit a triple, double and Both Bet Twice and Alysheba The post position order with other 1 post position in a six-horse field in years. and then five for AAA Columbus two-run single. His single put the were assigned top weight of 126 weights and jockeys; Bom To Shop, the $50,000-added Marylander Han­ ‘T v e only been here a short time, before becoming a Yankee. Brewers ahead in the sixth inning pounds, two more than Lost Code. 112, Rick Wilson; Clever Secret, dicap at Pimlico. Little Bold John but I'm beginning to taste it,” “ This is my chance,” he said. against Neil Allen, 0-5. While Bet Twice and Alysheba 116. Jacinto Vasquez; Lost Code, and Entitled also will be favorites in Bonilla said. “ I want somuchtoget went through the Triple Crown “ And I know I have to produce. I Molitor had a two-run double in AP photo Gene St. Leon; Alysheba, McCar­ the IVk-iteile event. to the top. I've never been on a have to turn the double play when I the seventh and Schroeder hit a grind. Lost Code went elsewhere ron, and Bet Twice, Perret. At Del Mar, 10 horses are entered contending team before, and it's can, and get the hits when it's two-run double in the eighth. Kansas City second baseman Frank complete a double play In the fourth and takes a winning streak of seven in each of the two divisions of the exciting. I can feel the pressure of needed. No one is going to do it for Indians 6, Orioles 4 White iands on New York’s Mike inning of Thursday’s game at Yankee stakes races into the Haskell. In other major races Saturday, $75,000 Osunita Handicap and at the pennant race. I can feel how me.” Pagliaruio as he throws to first base to Stadium. The Yankees won, 6-3. The son of Codex wasn’t nomi­ Theatrical will carry the high Calder, Judy’s Red Shoes will carry EX650 hard people in here want to win.” Two weeks ago, when the regular Cory Snyder ended his O-for-20 nated for the Triple Crown because weight of 124 pounds, including Pat high weight of 122 pounds to top a Trailing 2-0 after first-inning RBI slump with a two-run homer in the second baseman, All-Star Willie after Carmen Castillo's one-out eighth. the nominations closed before Lost Day, and lead a four-horse field in seven-horse field in $50,000-added doubles by Kevin Seitzer and Frank 10th inning that lifted Cleveland top of the 10th. Randolph, underwent surgery to single off Mark Williamson. 5-7. Sammy Stewart, 4-1, got the Code started winning and the the 12th running of the $200,000 Impatiens Handicap, a 1 1-16-mile White, the Yankees tied the game repair cartilage damage in his left over Baltimore. Brook Jacoby's two-run homer, his Ed^e Murray, Ray Knight and 54-year-old Donovan realized he on run-scoring singles by Cotto in Snyder hit his 22nd home run victory. He struck out Mike Young Floyd Rayford homered for the knee, the Yankees searched des­ 21st, gave the Indians a 4-4 tie in the with runners on first and third in the might have a top horse for the first visiting Orioles. time in his life. “ I've had a thousand bad ones 650—6500 watts and I was due to pick a good one,” Gedman on disabled list said Donovan, who recommended BOSTON (AP) - Catcher John Marzano from Pawtucket Jets, O’Brien in agreement; Giants sign Ingram that David Levinson purchase the Rich Gedman, who suffered of the International League to 2 -9 .9 H P Hoiwia outboards and porta­ colt — despite a club foot — for tom ligaments in his left thumb, replace Gedman on the roster. $30,000 at a 2-year-old sale at Ocala, has been placed on the 21-day ble generators are built to the By The Associated Press Fla. Marzano, a member of the reportedly worth more than $1 suffered a broken leg last season, that linebacker Niko Noga had disabled list, the Boston Red Sox same exacting standards as our million and reported to camp most ever by an NFL strong safety. After beginning the year with announced 'Thursday. 1984 U.S. Olympic baseball The New York Jets finally solved signed two one-year contracts. Also signed a contract Wednesday night. “ We absolutely have got to do three losses. Lost Code began his world-class automobiles and Thursday for the afternoon NFL Roundup agreeing to terms was tight end Gedman, who suffered the team, was hitting .282 with 10 a big problem and the New York Reportedly, Noga signed a three- better. We’ve got to get the attitude streak. Included were victories in home runs and 35 RBI in 70 practice. Pete Metzelaars, the Bills’ leading year deal for a reported $265,000 per injury Monday night in a play at motorcycles. Giants may have solved another The Giants opened camp for back, the respect back that we used four Derbies — the Alabama, home plate involving Jesse games for the Triple-A affiliate. receiver last season. year. to have.” Illinois, Ohio and St. Paul. His Which translates into one, thanks to the signing of a rookies on Monday, meaning In­ $1.9 million over three years. Barfield in Toronto, was sche­ Marzano was to Join the Red The New England Patriots came latest triumph came in the Arling­ couple of key players. gram has missed 3‘A days of With only hours remaining in Holdouts duled Tor surgery Aug. 3, the Sox in Kansas City, where they unparalleled reliability. to contract agreements with vete­ ton Classic, his first Grade I test. The Jets and holdout quarterback practice. Thursday’s reporting deadline for The agent for holdout rookie team said. open a weekend series with the ran free agents Craig James and Cut* Lost Code isn’t in the millionaire A ll feature Honda’s quiet, Ken O'Brien finally came to terms “ I think he missed quite a bit,” veterans, Jackson said he signed a running back Brent Fullwood said The Red Sox recalled catcher Royals Friday. Lin Dawson. Although no terms of earnings’ group with Bet Twice, on a new contract late Thursday Giants Coach Bill Parcells said. three-year contract with no option he and the Green Bay Packers are ’The Houston Oilers waived vete­ fuel-efficient, 4-stroke engine the contracts were released, the $2.3 million, and Alysheba, $1.4 night in what a Jets’ spokesman “ When the vets come in we’ll go clause. still between $400,000 and $500,000 ran running back Butch Woolfolk. players were expected to sign million, but the colt is getting close that requires no mixing of oil and called “ an amicable agreement.” over the same stuff. But he’ll only Also signing contracts with the apart in contract negotiations. Coach Jerry Glanville said Wool- today, according to a team with winnings of $929,096. O’Brien, who was entering Me have one time to get it instead of Saints on Thursday were starting George Kickliter, who met with folk, the club’s starting fullback gas. And all are engineered to spokesman. “ He’s going against two classy option year of the contract he two. It’s not that big a deal. But if it tackle Stan Brock, reserve center Tom Braatz, the team’s vice until he suffered a shoulder injury James, a running back from colts,” Donovan said. “ Lost Code ensure easy starts and long-last­ signed after the Jets made him is, then we made a big mistake.” Joel Hilgenberg and reserve defen­ president for football operations, last season, had asked to be traded SMU, is entering his fourth year will have to run, and he’s never had their first-round draft pick in 1983, Wide receiver was the weakest sive back Brett Maxie. said he is seeking a three- or If he was not going to be a starter. ing hassle-free operation. with the Patriots. Dawson, a tight a chance to run against horses of did not report as scheduled last position on the Super Bowl cham­ The Atlanta Falcons came to four-year contract. “ It would have been best for the end from North Carolina State, sat this high caliber. Now we going to See your local dealer. He’s weekend. But the Jets said O’Brien pions last season. 'The Giants chose terms with rookie running back Fullwood, who played at Auburn, club to keep Butch on the team in out all of last season after suffering find out how good he is.” will be in camp today when three, led by Ingram, in the first Kenny Flowers, their second-round was the Packers’ No. 1 choice and case someone gets hurt,” Glanville got the finest veterans report. a knee injury on the first play of the said. “ But we tell the whole squad, Lost Code’s undefeated streak HOIVPA four rounds of April’s college draft. draft pick from Clemson. Falcons preceding Super Bowl. fourth overall in the NFL draft. 4-strokes on O’Brien reportedly was seeking a if you don’t want to be here, come began when Donovan ran the colt on BLACK CARPENTER ANTS The 5-foot-ll Ingram, the 28th officials announced that lo w e rs Veteran offensive lineman Larry contract in the $900,000 range while see me.” Lasix, the anti-bleeding medica­ CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME land. A nd sea. Pow er pick overall, was the last of the signed “ a series of one-year con­ Lee signed a contract with the Around the Camp* the Jets were offering about Glanville also said goodbye to tion, after the colt bled .in his Bliss to the rescuel Black Carpenter Ants excavate extensive galleries Giants picks to sign and became the tracts,” but refused to provide Miami Dolphins and joined the John Stallworth and Donnie Equipbnent $750,000, with incentives. Neither 13th first-rounder to sign so far this other information. offensive lineman Mike Kelley, who previous start.. in wood to serve as nesting places and can seriously harm your other veterans who showed up on Shell, two of the Pittsburgh Steel- Donovan admitted that the medi­ side revealed contract terms. season. A six-hour negotiating Former Houston Oilers wide said he’d lost his interest in playing home. They're unsightly and unsanitaiy but they are no match for the final official reporting date for ers’ last remaining links to their football. cation has Improved Lost Code’s O’Brien’s backup, Pat Ryan, is session with Giants vice president receiver Tim Smith joined the training camp. Bliss trained technicians. Ask about our PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE four Super Bowl championships, Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowbys performance and said he wouldn’t still out with a pulled groin muscle and general manager George Cleveland Browns as a free agent. Third-round draft pick Robert PLAN; it's backed by over a century of reliability. reported to preseason training waived nine players, including run him In New York, which bans and. is not expected back until Young proceeded the signing. The 6-foot-2, 206-pound Smith is Await, a tight end from San Diego camp for the 14th — and possihly rookie quarterback John Shaffer, the drug. Sunday. trying to play an eighth NFL State, and a pair of veterans agreed PHONE; Other Agreement* last — time. who led Penn State to the national Bet Twice and Alysheba will be 049.9240 The defending Super Bowl cham­ season. to contract terms with the St. Louis pion Giants, meanwhile, came to Four-time Pro Bowl linebacker Stallworth and Shell, who joined championship this past season. making their first start since the The Buffalo Bills agreed to terms Cardinals. 45 other veterans in the team’s first Connecticut’s terms with Mark Ingram, a wide Rickey Jackson signed a contract “ John is a great kid and I can see June 6 Belmont Stakes when Bet with two veteran receivers and cut Await, defensive tackle Mark full-squad workout, said last year’s receiver from Michigan State who with the New Orleans Saints. seven players, as the remaining 24 how Penn State won the national Twice r o m i^ to a 14-length victory Largest Honda Dealer Duda and defensive end Al 6-10 season was frustrating. title with him, but his arm Just and Alysheba finished fourth. was their first-round selection this Jackson said he had bargained veterans due at training camp “ Bubba” Baker were expected to 30 Adams St., Manchester another $100,000 out of the Saints, “ I cannot go through another wasn’t strong enough by NFL Bet Twice does not run on Lasix BUSS year in the draft. arrived. sign today. season like last year,” said Shell, EXTERMiNKIOES (Exit 93 off 1-86) 646-2789 Ingram signed a four-year deal bringing his package to a reported Jerry Butler, a wide receiver who standards,” Dallas Coach Item and, as iftoproveAlysheba’slossin The Cardinals also announced 34, whose 50 interceptions are the Landry said. the Belmont should not be attrib­ optimum prrformtnc* and safety, we recommend you read the otkner^ manual before operaUni your Honda Power ^ ip m e n t (^ n e c tiw to h<*u8e power re<|Mlre8 transfer uted to the lack of Lasix, trainer THE 0UDE8T AND LAROESTIN CONN. ^ i c e to avoidpoMlble injury to power company personnel. Consult a qualinedelecirtcian. OIW 7 American Honda Motor C!Oh Inc 'V t t — MANCHESTER HERALD. FridaY, -luly 31. 1987

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 31, 1987 — 83 SCOREBOARD Sports in Brief Lendl overcomes heat, Wheaton

Town tournaments begin on Aug. 12 By David GInsburo The first set lasted one hour, 11 S o ftb a ll B asebaD The MsDChBiter Rec DeDsrtm ent'x‘ A ’ *n’ oiui .n. .■ i. t The Associated Press minutes, only 18 minutes shorter than the final two sets combined. Transactions WASHING’TON - Top-seeded After losing his serve to fall behind Chirtar OM Ivan Lendl bad problems with the in the second set, Lendl came alive. heat and his opponent, a recent high American League clandinge “ I Just couldn’t stay with him in Hlohlond Pork school graduate ranked No. 428, but the second set,’’ Wheaton said. "It Thursday niohf at Fltzge- BASEBALL n ld Flotd. jtoff Barter, Mike Bvom and still emerged a winner in the third seemed like he was nailing the Mike (Hid MarM Falkewtkl each hod BDSTDN RED SOX-^RtaSd Rich Ged- J*** ***yl**S? will be comprised of the too four round of the 8232,000 D.C. Tennis comers on every shot.’’ B a i^r and Bvam w L Pd. OB seckino homered lor Tierney's. Skip New York a « M i — mcn, catcher, on the Sldoy disabled list Classic. Lendl won five of the final six Detroit » 40 .399 2 Recalled John kkarzano, catcher, from aiat riisgeraialritiSrafd*Sd™ Field ind and Robertson Park. The ‘B’ division Lendl overcame a first-set lapse Mareou hod three hits Including aho- Toronto Pawtucket of the International League games of the second set, then J"*^phd Rich Rabe added three safeties 59 42 JM 2M touraament Im comprised of first and second place teams to beat David Wheaton on ’Thursday far the Markets. Milwaukee 59 40 JOO 9 MILWAUKEE BREWERS- opened the final set with a service Boston 47 S4 .40 14W Purchased Roy Burris, pitcher, from *22 Mib * 1^® ***** ^ * ” **P*ac* teams, from the Rec, b a r t e r Oak 37, 33. 32, and advanced to the break. Lendl held a 31 lead when, in Baltimore 46 M .451 16 Denver of the American Aseodolton quarterfinals of the hard-court order to conserve energy for his A Cmiral Cleveland 36 0 JS6 KV6 gpHonedAlexAkadrld,pltcher7toOw^ H Nike'^neld*^ “r? hiT iST* •*® “* *^***®™ld Field and West Divislea NocedJlm(tantner,ln(ieldsr,ontl^^ , ^ <«vlsloB toumey will be made up of the tournament. Lendl, the world’s impending doubles match, he pur­ . Gl“ " Construction topped Moln Pub, W L PCI. OB dlsabledllst,retreacHvetoJulvmSeidLen ‘d m m plon and runnerup teanu from the Dusty, West Side and top-ranked player, was so extended posely let Wheaton win the seventh o*Jf*f*0*rold Field. Jim Grimes and Minnesota 55 0J34 — Barker, pitcher, outright to Denver ‘ I JIh; Rotslllo each had three hits Daklond by the tw o ^ u r, 23mlnute match game, wrapping a towel around his 32 49 .515 2 that he later dropped out of the neck for the final point. Including a homer for the Construction- Californio n 50 .515 2W iisiisssi Lsssss K & p “a7k."’ “ * men. Frank Marandinoand Tim O'Neill Texas HOUSTONMTRCg-OpHonedJImPon. doubles bracket due to heat Lendl then finished off Wheaton each sacked two hits for Pub. Kansas City « 51 kovlts, Inflelder, to Tucson of the Pocltic 49 5» .40 5 exhaustion. by serving out the match at 15. Seattle 49 52 .40 5 Coast League. Louganis has to settle for silver Woimn'i Rn Chicago _ ___ 40 99 .404 13 J i l ..CARDINALB-AcWyotad Second-seed Boris Becker and Lendl tonight will face No. 7 seed ^ ^ Thursdays Gomes John Tudor, pitcher, from fhe 63doy B A R T L N V IL L E , Okla. — Greg Louganis has another shot at No. 3 seed Jimmy (Connors jo in ^ Jimmy Arias, a 7-6,33 winner over Centruy 21/Lindsey Real Estage N ^ York 6. Kansas aty 3 disabled list. Traded Itave La Point, pitcher, earning his 42nd national title after winning a silver medal for Lendl in the round of eight by Australia’s Simon Youl. whipped Gorman Insurance, 1*-e, at 6, Baltimore 4 10 Innings to the Chicago White Sox tar Bruce Cheryl O'Donnell Milwaukee 6, Chicago 1 Hulsirom, pitcher. Assigned Hulstrom finishing a close second to Doug Shaffer in the 1-meter notching straight-set victories. West Germany’s Becker, mean­ had four hits, Denise WIch and Sue any gomes scheduled to Springfield of the Midwest League. competition at the U.S. Diving Outdoor Championships. Becker pulled out of a 3-4 first-set while, turned a close match into a Rodgers three apiece and Debbie Prtdoys Gomes deficit to win seven straight games rout with his seven-game spurt. Cormier a polr for the winners. Anne M ) ot New York Shaffer, the 23year-old defending champion in the 1-meter Prlgnano, Barbara Blackwell and Heidi (C^ldry 3^), 7:30 p.m. event, finished with 587.40 points Thursday to win the gold, while in a 34,32 victory over John Ross, After holding serve at love to move Gunos each had two hits for Gorman's. /2 ^22?S* Tork 9. 2B-Seltzer Z G P - ^ t l ^ 2. LOB-New York 10, Jeff Slumon Williams, wide receiver. Antonio O rda, Charlie Bolling Thursday for a four-shot leail over Los Angeles 45 56 .446 S'/i 18 finishing at 71. nine, came back to finish with a FInol standings: Brand Rex 13-2, Son Diego StLouls 5 2G-MWIIson, DSmIlh, Unde- Ed Rori 3^ 34 0 ^ NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Agreed gave up only four hits while striking out four and walking one in and Andy Dillard all turned in 67s U.S. Open champion Laura Davies Manchester Medical Supply 12-3, J.C 37 65 .363 17 r 2 r B " « n * 'r 2 b ).« | !5 ,,y ” '*-”^ “ - !!S"'i/522i-Sa-McRevnolds, TPeno. Jay Don Bloke 34-34—0 to terms with Crolg James, running Mck, Among those finishing at 70 was 1-over-par 73 at Lone Tree, and Penney 94, Gentle Touch Cor Wash 7-5, .. _ . Thwedoy's Games his fifth appearance with the AAA American Association club on the par-72, 7,823yard Colonial and another Briton. Penny Grace- Montreol A Chicago 1 K ta w o fy HR-HJehneon SB— strowber 1 y 2 MlkeSutnvon 0 3 6 l0 o ^ t a Dawson, tight end. Waived Bryan Mike McGee, who tied a PGA Tour blamed her lack of concentration on Cummings Insurance3-12, Jones Lands­ OoiY Koch 34-34—0 Mitchell, wide redever. since Joining the Texas organization earlier this month. Whittaker. caping M3. Houston 5, Atlanta 5 Block L44 5 5 5 5 3 0 Country Club course. record by putting only 18 times cancer surgery her mother. Lea, » M R E R B B SO Lorry Mize 330— 0 NEWORLEANS SAI NTS-BIgnedRICkey RanMrs Manager Bob^ Valentine said he would (tansider “ I knew it was going to be a tough Son Diego 12, Cincinnati 5 BStaddard 2 4 1110 Hubert Green 3336—0 Jackson, linebacker, to o thre»veor Cochran registered eight birdies during his round. was to undergo Thursday in Phllodelphlo 1, Pittsburgh 0 ------m S $ s - . . . Hewe for a spot in the bullpen. course,” Little said. “ Once it New York 5, St. Louis 3 °mL?"irx.L ’ ’ « 0 0 1 Dick Most » 3 4 l 0 confroct. Signed Stan Brock, tackle, Joel in his round of 3under-par 66 and he McGee had no putts on three California. Duaty McOwtlS4S Don Pooley 3534—0 Hllgenberg, center, and Brett Moxle, matures, though, you will be able to Dnly games scheduled John W,104^ 6 6 3 3 3 2 said the 96-degree temperature and greens, chipping in once and “ If I had putted I might have Center Conpo doubled up on Stephen­ Stave Pate 3336—0 detanslw bock. Agreed to termswtthFIruiik score on it.” . •'tfdov's Games Stoddard S4 3 1 0 0 0 4 Mothews L .M 21-3 5 3 3 2 1 Chip Beck 0 3 PS Wottelet, safety 108-degree heat index factor helped converting from the fringe twice, son's PaIntInOf 14-7, at Keeney Field. Philadelphia (K.Gross 59) of Chicogo John pitched to 1 batter IntheTIh. gotten a 68 or a 69,” Alcott said. Bruce Garner, Perry Phillips end (Moyer ?-7), 4:05 p,m. Tunneil 4 20 3 1 1 1 4 Akork Haves 3435—0 NEW YORK GIANTS-AIgned Ntark him from “ overconcentrating” on two-putted three greens and one- WP— Block. Dokrtty 2 3 1 1 2 1 Mjke kkeCuHough 3334-0 Ingram, wide receiver. Clarence Switzer each had three hits ..JP’JrTiprovecky 55) of Cincin­ Umpiras-Home, McClelland; Rrst, bis game. putted 12 holes. and Mark Lappen, Pa Castagna and nati (Robinson 33), 7:0 p.m GOMlen ti 1 hitter In the 9lh. ^ ■ 34-35-0 Rit t s b u r g h STEELERS— Signed Twng; Second, Shulock; Third; McKean. h BP— T eufel by ^nnetl, Pendleton by Ed Dougherty 3334-0 Preston (tathord, tight end. M oriarty’s trium phs “ Sometimes you try so hard and Rick Mlgllorl two apiece for Congo. York (Mitchell 2-2) of Montreol T— 2:0. A-33,117. GOOOBfl. Dave Burnett and Dave Wollenberg (Martinez 51), 7:0 p.m. Gl^oraon 3534—0 ST. L()OIS CARDINALS-SIgned NIko things just don’t work out,” said each socked two hits for the losers. , Umpires—Home, West; Rrst, Darling; Rick Dolpos 3333—0 Noga, linebacker, to a three-year Cochran, whose top career finishes /i?* IValeniuelo 55) of Atlanta Second, Marsh; Third, Runge. Omdd ^ I p e 3335-70 fontrod. Agreed to terms with Robert Johnson in ^ont (Polmer 55), 7:40 p.m. T-0:W . A-45,256 Perry Arthur 3436— 70 Aeralt, tight end, Akork Duda, defensive EAST HARTFORD - Behind the Mike Johnson and Bill Chapulis are seconds in the 1984 B.C. Open 9-7) ot Houston WALLPAPER SALE Weat Side (Darwin 74), 5:0 p.m. SPi ^ 2 '' 3436-70 toAle, and Al "Bubba" Baker, defensive three-hit pitching of Dave Bidwell. each knocking in a run. and the 1986 Tallahassee Open. ENGLEWOOD. Colo. (A P) - National Laagua raaulta 3335-70 end. Moriarty Brothers ran its record to ” I made an effort to turn my mind Blue Dx trimmed Purdy Corp., 5-2, Pittsburgh (Fisher 64) at St. Louis Ted Schulz 3335—70 WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Agreed to Mike Johnson had two hits C3iris Johnson doesn’t have to Thursdov at Paoanl Field. Dave Jack- (Forsch 9-3), 5:0 p.m. Tim Simpson 3436—70 terms with Joe Jacoby and Jeff Boshc, 1310 in the Greater Hartfoi^ off a little bit,” Cochran said. "It remember the holes of her birdie son hod three hits ond Sean Thompson Sohirdav's Games including a homer, Brian Crowley Phllliaal.PIrataaO Curtis Strange 3436— 0 offensive lineman. Rich Mllot, linebacker, Twilight Baseball League Thurs­ was a struggle to keep your run in the first round of the up tp 50% OFR and Bob Hunt two apiece for Blue Dx. Al San Frcinctsco at Cincinnati, 2:20 p.m. y®^..Heofner 3535-0 Ken Coffey, safely, and Steve Cox, punter. chipped in with two doubles and Marlegonv hod two safeties to pace Philadelphia ot Chicago, 4:0 p.m. day night with a 7-1 victory over (xmcentration in this weather, so, in Columbia Savings LPGA Pro-Am. New York ot Montreal, 7:0 p.m Aatroa 8, Bravaa S Mike McGee 33-37— 0 scored two runs, Jeff Johnson had Purdy's. PHILA PITTSBURGH 3335-0 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS-Cut Tony Marco Polo at McKenna Field. a way, it helped me do what I She's playing a different course Final standings: B.A. Clugb 13-1, Blue Los Angeles ot Atlanta, 7:40 p.m abrhbl _ SbrhM Bill Britton 3436— 0 Oxxnplon, wide receiver, Leonard Chort- two hits and an RBI and Ralph w an t^ to do.” All Wallpapers Dx 10-4, Thrifty Package Store 5-6, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 5:0 p.m. HOUSTON ATLANTA Samuel 2b 4 on 0 Bonds If 3 0 0 0 Giansanti added two hits for today, but one she likes. Son Diego at Houston, 5:0 p.m. Dewey Amette 3 3 3 7 - 0 ta^ tight end, Eddie (taoxiowand Stephen Bidwell, 32, struck out 10 and The eight-year pro started his Purdy Coro. 7-7, North United Metho­ abrhbl Ob r h M MThmpef 3 0 0 0 MDIaz If 1000 Doug Johnson 33S—0 Scriber, running bocks, and Francesco Moriarty’s. Johnson birdied four of five holes dist 6-5, Edwors 347 6-5, Food for Sunday's Games Hatcher cf 5 0 0 0 D James Cf 4 13 2 RRonckef 0 10 0Pedriauss walked none in going the distance. round with a bogey on the par-4, New York ot Montreal, 1:0 p.m. 3 0 10 Lzwry Nelson 3436— 0 GulpelH, James Hall ond Rick Splelmon, starting at No. 8 Thursday as she 20-30-40-50% Thought 5-9, Cox Cable 1-13. Doran 2b 4 2 11 Oberkfl3b 5 0 10 Hayes 1b 3 0 10 VonSlykcf 4 0 0 0 Mike Hulbert 3 3 ^ 0 linebackers. “ It was the best game he’s pitching Moriarty's has two games this 417-yard 10th hole and also bogeyeil Los Angeles at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. Walling 3b 4 100 GPerrv lb 4 0 10 Schmdt3b 4 02 0 Harper rf 3 02 0 Tommy Nokollma 3634— 0 HOCKEY shot a 3under-par 66 for a two-shot Pagan! Son Francisco at CIncInnotl, 2:15 p.m. GDavIs 1b 2 2 11 Boeverp 0 0 0 0 GWIIsonrf 40 11 Roy oh 100 0 Dennis Trixler 3336— 71 ___ Nottanal Hockey League in three years,’ ’ MB Manager Gene weekend. It hosU Katz Sports of the par-417th but still made the turn lead over Jill Briles in the $275,000 S’- P-f" Ashbyc 4 112 OMrphy rf 3 0 0 0 CJomesIf 4000 Bonlllo 3b 3 0 10 Kyle Howard 3336—71 ^NEW YORK RANGERS-SIgned Dave Johnson said of Bidwell, former Meriden Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at at 34. tournament. The no-bogey round off regular Phllodelphlo ot Chicogo, 2 :» p.m Bossrf 4 13 3 GRonefc If 4 0 10 GGrossIf 0000 Bream 1b (tagner, center. Mudvllle Nine was a 7-0 forfeit winner San Diego ot Houston, 2:0 p.m. 2000 Dw>nv Hspler 3336-71 Manchester High School and As­ Moriarty Field before traveling to Cochran then mastered the front was over the 6,263yard Meridian over Manchester Fire & Police ot Cruz If 30 00 Smmnsph 1000 Porrlshc 2000 Morrlsn 2b 3 000 Bill Krotzert 3635—71 CANUCKS-SKmed mn KerWdp 1 0 0 0 AThomsss 5 110 Jeltzss 3000 LVIlrec sumption College standout. Newington for a makeup game on nine by dropping in four birdie Golf Club course, the same one Pagonl Field. Ruffin p 3 0 10 Tom Purtzer 3336— 71 Klod, defensemon, to a muttlvtor prices Final standings: Reed Construction DSmIlh p 0 0 0 0 Virgil c 4 3 2 0 3 0 10 Dunnep 2000 Mike NIcolette 3635—71 contrcKt. Morlarty’s plated all the runs it Sunday at 2 p.m. at Newington High putts, one a 23footer at the par-4, Briles played. 12-2, Mudvllle Nine 11-3, Nassiff Sports CRenIdsss 4 110 Hubbrd2b 4 0 10 CngM ph 10 00 Sratt Hort 3336-71 _ . TCNNIS School. Knepperp 10 0 0 Mahler p 2 0 11 Smiley p would need in the third inning with 4th. Today, however, both golfers 9-5, Aldo's Pina 5-6, Strano Real Estate Amarlcan Laagua raaulta Puhl ph 0000 Bob Lohr 35-36—71 Ntan^^lnternaltenal Pretasslenol Tennis a1 5-6, Keith Realty 5-9, IMD311, Monches- 10 0 0 Olwinep 0 0 0 5 GMeonp 0 0 0 0 W!!"«_W0()d The tour’s longest course also were scheduled to play the par-72, GYoung cf 2 0 10 Nettles ph 100 1 111 S I Totals 0595 Mike Bender 3635— 71 MIPTC-^ppoInted Rudolf E. Berger held little mystery for Cerda, ter Fire 5 Police 514. Ackerp 6,513yard Lone Tree (3olf Club 0000 Dpvid H o ^ 3437— 71 ^ I r umpire on the Nabisco (taond Prix Bolling or Dillard. Griffey M 10 11 •0 00 01—1 Fuzzy Zoeller 3336—71 Circuit. Nelpsic rallies tor a draw course. ' Totals 0557 Totals 0 S12 S 50 50 555^ Cerda, who has failed to make the Kenny Perry 3336—71 COLLEOC “ I like Lone Tree. I played well Indians 6. Orlolaa 4(10 Innings) Oonta (Ninning RBI — GWilson (9). Rex Caldwell 3333— 71 62; Bray (N) dot. ROMtittall 6-0, Laurie cut in his last four tournaments, there last year,” Johnson said. Houston 00 555 50i_e *r*5f"< Dunne, Samuel. OP— Hal Sutton S S I^TI ARKANSAS— Announced John OolVz With the doubles team of Debbie Atlanta im 551 5 1 5 ] ^llaM phta 1, Pittsburgh 3. LDB— Perez (N) def. Borne* 6-0: Wetlen- credited his success to a little “ I ’ve just got to get out and hit some Little Miss Loren Roberts 3635— 71 eiioiDiiitv. Bray and Gary ’Tucker rallying Eldrdlge (H) def. Yoon Jobnten-Oarryl BALTIMORE CLEVELAND Game Winning RBI — None. Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 5. S— Bream Lorry RInker 3336—71 late-night work. balls before the rain hits.” abrhbl abrhbl E— Walling, AThomas. DP— Houston 1. CAL-RIVERSIDE— Named Glenn from a 32 deficit to pull out the Berenton 7-6: J.Mocllney-Erle (H) deif. John Adams 37-34—71 Kevin Guerretta-Jekn Purvlance 6-3: Cochran has a two-shot lead over Temperatures have been above Wlggns dh 5 0 10 Butler cf 4 110 LOB— Houston 4, Atlanta 10. 2B— IP H R ER BB SO Wayne Grady 37-35^72 Andersoor n>en's woter polo cooch. detdding match, Neipeic Tennis BRIpkn 2b 4 0 2 0 HInzo 2b 4 0 2 0 GRoenIcke, Mahler, Hubbard, GDavIs, MelKio Erl6 SmlNi (H) def. Danielle 10 golfers, including Masters cham­ 90 degrees, and thunderstorms CRIpkn ss Bob Wolcott 3636—72 Club remained unbeaten — but tied Smnith-Meredith Bledgef 6-3: Llttla MIsa Softball 4 10 0 Tctaler 1b 4 0 2 1 Virgil. HR— DJames (7), Boss (10). SB— Ruffin W,9-7 51-3 5 Horry Taylor 3636—0 pion Larry Mize, 1986 Tournament rolled in shortly after the end of Murray 1b 5 112 Bandoc 0 0 0 0 GPerrv (0 ), DJames (5), GYoung (6). BedrasnS,» ^3 0 — in Interclub action as it dead­ Jennlna6 Kelllher (H ) def. Brav- Action In the Linie Miss Softball Knight 3b 5 111 Corter If 5 110 S— GPerrv. SF— Doran. Pittsburgh - - . locked Hopmeadow Country Club of Lenera Dlllnoham 63; Mancusto- Players Championship winner (tampetition In the preliminary League Thursday night at Martin MYounglf 3 0 0 0 Jacoby3b 5 13 2 Dunne 5 3 0 0 2 7 Danvar LP6A acoraa T.EIdrldee (H) def. Kevin Purvlanc6 John Maffey and Payne Stewart. Skins Game on Wednesday, and School saw Fuss 5 D'Nell down Wes- Sheets rf Football Simsbury, 38, Thursday at Neipsic. Jon Borglda62; W(iltli-Maccrl (H)def. 4 0 0 0 CCastlll dh 5 110 ^ IP H R ER BB SO Smilw L J-2 1-301110 Stewart was the only other player after ’Thursday’s opening round. town Pharmacy, 15-11; Hour Glass Rayford c 4 12 1 Snyder rf 5 112 Houston G l^ n ^3 2 0 0 0 0 Peter Lammey-Celln Ireland 61; E.A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Cleaners nip Manchester Sewing Ma­ Gerhart cf 3 0 10 JBelIss 3 110 Knepper W,4-12 5 6 2 1 2 0 (J m p I r e s— Home, DeMuth; Rrst, ENGLEWDOD, (talo. (AP) — Rrst- Rgtulti; Grtgg Horowitz (N) dor. Aaron-Wetlen (H ) def. Horowtlz- to reach six under on the day, tying Johnson currently stands 12th on chine Center, 12-11; and Village Cuts Allonson c 10 0 1 Kerfeld 21-3 5 3 3 1 0 M eS^ry; Second, Poncino; Third, r o i^ scores Thursday In the $275J)00 J.Aaron 7-6; Jay Snydor (N) dot. PINs SnMera6-4; Jennlno6 Kelllher(H)def. Cochran for the lead when he the LPGA earnings list with whip Carpet Factory, 17-2. MHoll If 10 0 0 DSmIth S,15 1 ^3 1 0 0 0 1 Brocklonder. Columbia Savings LPGA Pro-Am Tour- 6-0, Tuckor-Com pboll (N ) dot. Smlth-Blodget 62: Shefflel3Bodyk (N) 723 Main Street, Manchester Michelle Brown homered to pace F&D Harrah’a football odda Macllntv-Rolllv 6-0, Androw Bodvk- birdied the 218-yard, par-3 12th $109,773, while Briles has won Totals Totals 37 612 6 Atlanta T— 2:23. A— 11,769. 1 rrament played on a par-72,6513yord Lone def. Barne6Pott«61: Bray-Tucker (N) while Julie Burnette ond Llv Dargln Mahler L,6-11 5 2-3 3 4 0 3 1 Tree Country Club and the par-0,6373yord (tall Shtfflold (N) dot. Floro-Jacobv def. Rellly-Eldrldge 7-5. hole. Stewart then double bogeyed $31,762 and is in 60th place. homered and Jess Belmont doubled for Baltbnore 00 03 DM 5-4 Olwine 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Merldon Golf Club; RENO, Nev. (AP) — The odds posted 6 4 9 - 4 5 0 1 Westown. Jen Pavelack had three aevelond 00 00 020 3—6 Acker 2 3 3 3 0 1 Chris Johnson 3333-66 T u e s ^ by Horrah's Reno Race 3 Sports homers, Jessica Newbouer two and Dne out when winning run scored. Boever 1 21100 Jill Briles 3434—0 Book for pro footbal I f earns to win their 1917 Angela Pavelack added three hits for Game Winning RBI — Snyder (5). BK— Mahler. Sara Anne Timms 3334—0 oontarence titles and next January's Super Hour Glass. For Sewing Center, Nancy . J®*"- DP— Cleveland Z Umpires— Home, Pallone; First, Rlp- Expoa8.Cuba1 Sherri Steinhauer 3435—0 Blond! ties Wengertsman had three hits, Cheryl LOB— Baltimore 5, Cleveland 9.2B— Jaco­ pley; Second, Weyer; Third, Montague. Kathryn Young 3435—0 CONFERENCE La vhue wos on base four times and Amy by, HInzo. 3B— JBell. HR— Rayford (2), Susan Tonkin 3435—0 Son Francisco 31 Liver homered. Helena Chaponis, Jes­ T— 2:40. A— 13,490. 560NTREAL CHICAGO Barb Bunkowskv Murray (23), Knight (9), Jacoby (21), -jrhM 3435—0 New York Giants 41 sica Novak, Andrea Relscherland Amy obrhbT Sally Quinlan 3634— 0 Chicago 41 worid mark SIddons homered and Dawn Fellows Candoel cf 4 02 2 Dernier cf 4 0 10 Dale Eggellng 3335—0 IP H Webster rf 3 0 2 0 Sndbrg2b 4 0 2 0 Shelley Hamlin 3335—0 Los Angeles Roms 61 added a grand slam homer for Village. Boltlmere Raines If Washington 61 Chris Sawyer homered ond Melanie FIOtKHXin 1001 Dawson rf 4000 Lori (tarbCK3 3335—0 Oollos 12-1 FRESNO, Calif. (A P) - Matt 6 6 WMlachSb 4 110 Dovettlf 2000 Cathy Gerrlng 3634— 0 Andrulot played well defensively for Corbeff 21-3 3 4 110 Minnesota 151 Biondl had a simple goal at this Carpet. Wlllimon L.5-7 3 • 55uphrvlfkOuishry 1 0 0 0 Laurie RInker 3 3 3 5 - 0 1 M ^ n d l. 4121 Patti Rizzo 3634— 0 Philadelphia 231 wBek’s national swimming cham- Cleveland Padreal2.Rada8 ) Tllllo 1b New Orleans 231 Carlton 61-3 7 )Sr2b 40 10 Becky Pearson 3535—0 Atlanta 251 piBnships — to win a berth on tte Flliifgiiild ! Sundbrge 4010 KMlv Leodbetter 333t I ^ DJones 31-3 1 Hemonp I Nocess Detroit 331 Uiited States team in tbe Pan SStewort W.4-1 1-3 0 SAN DIEGO CINCWMATI 1000 Potty Sheehan 3336—71 Green Bay 531 abrhbl obrhM Engle gh . . . J Twksbrvp 1 0 0 0 Barb Mucha 37-34—71 Pacific Games in Australia. fSWIMV/ ITlVIllllf nifoir I Burke p 00 05 Ounensph St. Louis 631 G o lf Second, HIrschbeck; Third, (tarda. Mack cf 3 0 0 0 Larkin ss 4 110 10 10 Rosie Jones 37-34—71 Tampa Bay 751 In the process, he tied his own T— 3:0. A— 7,565. Jeffersn cf 3 12 1 Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 Sandrsnp 0000 Kathy Postlewalt 37-34—71 Seattle 7-2 PImeroph 1 0 0 0 world record of 22.23 seconds in the MORE (xwynnrf 4 3 2 0 McClnd3b 1000 C ln ^ Rorlcfc 3336— 0 Denver 51 _ DIPInop 0000 MItzl Edge 3 3 SH 71 CMartnz If 4 13 2 EDovIscf 4 22 1 Tohds 0 614 6 Totals Los Angeles Raiders 51 83meter freestyle event. Vienne If 10 10 Porker rf 4 0 11 M ill Jem Stephenson 37-34— 0 Cleveland 61 Jody Rosenthal 3635— 0 : ’’I really wanted to go to Mlnnachaug Kruk 1b 4 00 1 DNelll If 5 13 1 MMfrool 50 111 50_4 Miami 31 Ready 2b 2 2 0 1 BDIOZC 3 112 Dawn Coe 3336— 0 New York Jets 131 Australia,’’ a jubilant Biondi said Brawara 8, Whita Sox 1 Tmpitn ss 4 110 Schemer p 10 0 0 C'noo ... 50 01 555-1 Akard Bozarth 3336— 0 Cincinnati 131 ;after the race on Thursday. “ Tve . . i v y " hole-ln-one on the G om ^nnlng RBI — Rtzgerald (3). (tall Lee Hlrata 33-31—0 Wh hole using o 5-wood last Friday. He Santloga c 4 2 3 2 Frnenaph 10 10 New England 131 never been there before.’’ was In o foursome wim Bev Pitfs, Bob Salazar 3b 4 111 Esaskylb 5 1 2 1 ^ LOB^^-Montreal 10, Jackie Bertsch 3337— 0 San Diego 151 CHICAGO MILWAUKEE pilcogo 6.2B— Sonctaerg, Foley, Condoele Therese Hesslon Biondi would have been on the Bedlach and Marcia Robbins. JJonesp 3 112 Stilwll 2b 4 12 0 2, 3334—0 Kansas City 231 FOUR BALL BEST BALL — Law abrhbl abrhM McCllers p 1000 Hoffman p 2 000 Sherrtn Smyers 3636— 0 Pittsburgh 251 team for the Aug. 1316 Pan Pacific Guillen ss 4 0 10 Atolltordh 3 12 2 (tassogep BLondmp Wetater, Engle. HR— AAorelond (15). S— A d ^ >«''!;•*' 3334-0 gross- Mike Fitzsimmons-Dave Gllbert- 0000 0000 Heaton. SF-^alnes. Buffalo 431 Games even without his record- Plus Tax Erlc Bolin 72, Bob Faick-Bob Yung- Lyons 3b 4 0 10 Yount cf 3 100 McGrIffc 3 122 Kerri Clork 37-35—0 Hoiaton 631 Oarv Phillips-Ted Armata 73; Low net- Baines rf 3 0 10 Braggs rf 4 13 2 Totals 012 M HI Totals 41 5195 IP H RSR BB SO Joon Joyce 3337— 0 tying time. Earlier, he won the Caldern If 4 0 2 0 Brock 1b 3 110 Montreal Corolyn Hill 3636— 0 Indianapolis 1031 Bernle Quesnel-Tom Allan-John Heaton W,124 7 , „ SUPER BOWL 103meter freestyle, to assure him­ Hornyak 54, Dave Nordmakr-JIm GWalkr 1b 4 0 00 Deer If 4 0 0 0 Son Diego 10 g » 00— 12 8 1 1 1 4 Allison Rnnev 3636—0 Hairstn dh 4 12 0 Felder If 0000 Burke 2 0 0 0 0 3 Sandra Palmer 3636— 0 San Francisco 51 self a spot on the team. Lonergan-Jerry PItts-Dave Bruner 54; Clndnnafl 10 n i 00— 5 Chicago Chicevo 61 Norm KIdwell-Bob Bedlack-Jack FIskc 4 0 10 SurhoffSb 4 00 0 (tame Winning RBI — JJones (1). Shirley Furloim 3636—72 Matt (Tetllnski won his fourth PARTS DEPARTMENT HOURS!! KWIImscf 3 0 11 Schroedre Twksbry L,0-3 5 9 3 3 4 N«w York Giants 31 GENUINE TOYOTA Oavis-Joe Bedlack 56, Bob Lazzerlnl- 4 12 2 E— Kruk, Salazar. DP— San Diego 2, 2 Mary Beth Zlnynermcm 3335—0 Washington 131 Manria 2b 3 0 10 Kiefer 2b 4 0 10 Cincinnati 1. LOB— S, ^ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July SI. IW l MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 31, 1987 — 85 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE Larry Wright

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Du- FInanclol...... ‘ ^ 05 Rentals Fioorine...... Comoros ond Photo Eoulpment. Mlnlmem cbergt; 4 lines. rald, Advertiser hereby pany now taking appli­ Notional In-store mar­ tles Include health IM M EDIATE openings Rooms fo r Rent...... E le cfrico l...... Pets ond Supplies...... SECRETARY medical office. Very Heotino/Plumblno...... Miscelloneous for Sole .. ooreet to protect. Indemnify cations for Estimator care, meal praporof Ion Monday through Fri­ Employment A Education Aportments for Rent...... DCAOLINBS: For closilfled odvertlsements to keting company Is diversified general Condominiums for Rent.. Miscelloneous Services. Tog Soles...... and hold harmless the Man­ Sales person, will seeking Individuals to light housekeeping tor day. Steady work. Help Wanted...... ii Services W onted...... Wonted to Buv/Trbde ...... be published Tuesdoy through Saturday, the UnNad Bank hag an clerical duties Includ­ Homes fo r Rent...... 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Good Thrift Store, 210 nPIne Ice cream cakes and vide child care tor tion. Tolland Middle We Buy Colonial totally rehobl- After school core for 8 Turnpike, Manchester, days per week and Intent and pra schooler lltloted. Has profes­ LOST wages and benefits. Street, Manchester. Doll year old In Bowers SCHOOL BUS ORIVERS novelties. Monday- School, grades 7 and 8. CASHIER In convenience CT. Answer to Pravioua Puala occasional evenings. In our home. 3 days per Real Eatatel sional office use for AND FOUND Apply 646-4920. schoool area. Call 229- for the town of Bolton. ACROSS 36 Normandy Friday 10-5. Up to 86 per To provide Instruction store. Flexible hours, invasion day Ideal tor someone with week storting Sep­ Need a quick sale and clos­ attorney, salesperson Rt. 30, Vernon 7316 days. 646-7086 ev- We will train. Ideal part ~ HLilnlovsd hour depending on ex­ and basic Industrial nights and weekends. EXPERIENCED person (comp, wd.) child same age. Refer­ tember. Must hove oar. ing for relocation, divorce etc. Great visibility on LOST. Prescription enlngs.______time Job for homemak­ « Hnsect perience. Will train. arts and computer edu­ 633-4155. Howird Johnson’s needed for custom CARPENTER 39 Long tooth ences required. Will 649-1040.______settlanwnt, debt payments or 0 1V^ acre lot near Classes In vicinity of draperies. Full time. ers or retirees. I 6rPith» Call Cindy 647-1076. cation courses. Super­ 364 Tolland Tpke. OIL Burner apprentice. ..nirriUtM 40 Symbol of consider teenager. 643- vise students In other an alternative Inveatment? highway. $269,900. All- Brodlees or Edwards Hours can be flexible. SHIPPER/ Receiver East of the River. Full 537-5234 or 537-5786. experienced In kitchen victorv 9057.______Hartford Road Dairy COMFED Savings bank Supermarket. Rose co­ Manchester, CT Small progressive win­ «s13 OuMiy 42 Air pollution Queen. situations assigned. We have the answer to your brio Realty, Inc. 649- Hourly rote 86 %. time. Insurance and and bath remodeling. -“fMlinQ Is seeking a part time 0917. lored cose. 646-1673. ADULT Contact Phyllis at 456- dow treatment com­ 44 Octana PART and full time cosN- Contact; Mr. Vene problemal Call Bob at 649-0220 benefits. 647-9137. Quality minded. Mutt numbari ers In all departments. taller tor our Coventry Harding, Principal. 3527. pany seeking shlpper- • 15 Narrow lands (sbbr.) office. Must be people /recelver general CARPENTER- Will pay Roofers and Roofer have tools and trane* - 19'Canal ayatem Ideal work for senior 875-2564. Application AUMHO REALTY, INC CARRIER RN/LPN-We have a full CLERICAL. Small office, for experienced help. 45 Tbaater citizens. We pay gener­ oriented and hove ex­ deadline August 10. diversified duties .ac­ duties person. Some helpers. Inexperi­ portatlon. Top pay for * ^ in northarn passageway cellent mothskllls. Call 202 East Center Street MANCHESTER. Just Energetic adults time or port time posi­ Residential remodel­ ” ''Michigan 47 Oklahoma ously based on expe­ EOE. PERSONALS counts receivable .tele­ light delivery with enced help *8.00 right Individual. FuH' X-RAY 742-7321 tor details. Manchester, CT listed lovely 3bedroom needed to deliver The tion on 3-11, Mondav- company owned Iveco, ing and window Instal­ *>13Common town rience. Will train If EOE.______Ranch In move-ln con­ Frldov. No weekends. phones, record keep­ ling. Call evenings 646- starting pay. Expe­ time year-round posi­ aurnama 48 Actor Pater necessary. Apply In 649-0917 ing and some typing. 6 wheel Z-110 diesel van *l9'Mountain dition. Quiet, conve­ POKER! Seeking four or Hartford Courant early For more. Information 5458.______rienced help will be tion. person: Arthur Drue, TECHNICIAN PART time early bird to DATA-ENTRY All benefits. Call 647- Is required. If you have i<« pats SO but nient location. Alumi­ five dependable young mornings. Excellent please coll Crestfleld shlpplng/recelvlng SALES Person. Part time wisar 942 Main Street, serve morning custo­ num siding, new both, to middle-aged em­ 9137. paid accordingly. If •2 0 Abstract Part-time Data Entry pay plus prizes; weekly Convolscent, 643-5151. background, possess evenings. 3 nights and r being 52 Small bill Monchester.______Full or part time mers, 6 to 10am, Thurs­ MANCHESTER. Coll to and carpeting. Ottered you are a hard 8 Trash 34 Shoe pan clerk for Manchester ployed men Interested BAYLOR Supervisor. We DRIVER Fuel oil. dossil good organizational Saturday. Harvey's 6 4 9 -5 4 0 0 *2 2 Pan of corn 53 MEDICAL office, part or day to Sunday. Family see this Forest Hills 8 at $139,900. Principles In o weekly poker mileage allowances license required. De­ - — plant Schwarzanag- container 35 Certainly for fast paced hove openings for a skills and have an ex­ Dresses 8, Sports Wear. worker and can re­ 9 Reduce in toll time bookkeeper. run. Dairy Mart, 368 Area resident. Day room Raised Ranch only. Please call 649- gome. Please respond also Included. Call pendable fuel oil deliv­ cellent driving record 646-3100. 23 Musician 37 Vegetable Orthopaedic Spencer Street, Man- supervisors position port to work every REGULAR port time 54 fvil grin ^ rank punk Office background ex­ work, flexible hours with a beautiful level 8935. to Box G c/o The Kim, 646-1405. ery east of river. Expe­ apply In person or send 55 Hatitata 10 Yacht pans chester/Eost Hartford every weekend. 7om- ORDER filling clerks. day, you can have cashier and clerk. Over • w Domino 36 Swiss songs perience desired. 4 office. Good pay yardl A lot of home tor MANCHESTER. Cozy Manchester Herold.o rienced only. Fulltime. 12 Sown (Fr.) townllne. Call 569-3046. to y

I HOMES BUSINESS MANCHESTKR HERALD, Friday. July 31.1887 — 27 HMSALE PBOPERTY TAB CARS GARS CARS ' SALES FOR SALE 8ALE lA U CARR CARS I CARR AN Elegant portrayal of I PRACTICAL Solu­ -.-It m S A L E FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE the modern life style tion! I Tired of all that TO R IN O Wogon 1978. V-8, FOR SALE IFOR SALE con be teen In this SATURDAY August 1. c h e v y Van, 6 cylinder.' c h e v y ^ p rlt cioisic yard work and shovel­ Multi Fomlly. 182 VW Rabbit 1980. 4 door, T O Y O T A S u p ra 1984. P O N T IA C Sunbird 1971,8 D A T S U N 210 1982. 59,000 Immaculate 2 bedroom ing?? We've lust what stick shift. P o w e r ww. DeewNloble cor. PIN TO 77, 78, 73. M o ke 1 MERCURY Bobcat 1978. Broad Street, 9-2. Con- •unroof, MIchellns, Loaded, sunroof, cvlln Jackson Mo^er ; loss. Afi 6 on Hendee Rd, An- C H R Y SLER C o rd o b a 1975. Running con6 fake a Look, nlied 3 bedroom Colon­ Real Estate. 647-8400.O I b o c k y t n i . dover. See signs I n il- LATE MODEL G M ial with good size lOuBlIty groomina’" 303 3 M ILE Rd. Saturday tion. $275 or best offB’ roomsi Completly re­ ...RWKilTIL.__ _ after 6, 282-9792. I 87 LEBARON COUPE I ■ B^kst, truofc A cMl -■f sYfordsbto prio“ August 1, 10-5. House­ decorated. Fireplace, BUMNE88 t M p r ^ s s I l hold Items, firewood, DODGE Van 1978. New PRE-OWNED CAR SALE Stump fsmovsl. Pf ;^ssn«Mnt-««ur MANY LOW MILEAGE SPECIALS AND MOST garage, and a penny PBOPERTY ICBN SEO BIII487-8922 78 records, sheet paint, good runnlifl) STK. #1214 pinching price. Call on 'Ond after music, dolls and more. c o n d itio n . C o ll 9-d, LOADED WITH REMAINING FACTORY WARRANTIES ^Walking .. gSmtrtifeR conskJe«L-.— 'f t S K U your future today. MANCHESTER. ’ Staining snd hindl A U G U S T 1 8. 2. 9-7. 454 $1500,646-6051. ~ a f f o r d a b l e f i n a n c i n g t*- Blanchard B Rossetto. Laundry and Dry schooli ; ftockode .w Merrow Road, Tol­ FREE* 'I "We Guarantee Our cleaning establishment stoned. 44441 land. 84 East, exit 68, CHEVROLETS H o use". 646-2482.0 with favorable lease IVE YOUR s o m o E TAKE A LOOIt of additional charga on over 50 right. Miscellaneous. 1 N T C H E W SPECIAL located In great area. 1 M 7 C H E W 1ftS7 C H E V Y 1S87 CH EV Y g-ortc ... shoo Bii: -ELIVERI.. BEREHA is s r C H E W BRAND New llstlngl S A T U R D A Y 8/1. R ain SPECTRUM C A V A U E R CHEVETTE Under construction $115,000. A llb rio p id columns f«r PAINfll Itch fo rm loam . $ yd^. SPECIAL PURCHASE CELEBRITY Realty, Inc. 649-0917. ,#«Mtorsn4e ' ~ ' date 8/2. 85 B rookfield *11,406.* * 0* tMa% F.WJ), 20ft$M.,P«. 1 Oft Oray. Soar Pol. now 11 acre of country­ "'Plus tax. Sand»grav « cie 4IM.FiMla>AW.O., Root Mf., Ctoto tot-Bucftol m Street, Manheester. Btoroo Caoo., •m IO. A M n i Radto, side surrounds this spa­ ' doeorbflvt sfont. Boalo, CofiMlo. IMa&OTCMMnL, tMULl/toMHaa. ftOOOliMoo. Rorailwdif 1 Pactory Family clothing /UVF.^MMaa nadt^ M l m i l t cious C o lo n ial In AAan- 8 4 0 4 0 7 f t 1985 Mircury Lynx : SlotoefUdla * 8 4 8 5 Warranto. MM MUaa. UsniA N _ . _ Summer-Winter, O R 191. PER MONTH IHl #67271 MogMUaa P k .t0 & A chester. 4 bedrooms, •'fa ' • 4 Drs., Auto, P8, Air ~ M . n r a ii * 8 4 8 5 men's size medium, ^ * 1 0 , 0 8 8 * 5 4 9 5 2Vi baths with lacuzzi, Imortbaoes • 1 0 , 4 8 8 misses 8-12, shoes MAZDA J New 1987 Chrysler charming country kit­ TtREREOof___ INOW fUW NM liil'pNYL IS FI1_ small, girls 5-6, shoes •3995 chen with custom oak LMn^lM«*mmNMI« .''•'•'ftewhyvinyiiUii^yiijp 7-9V^. Furniture, rugs, cabinets. Energy effi­ NO PAYMENTS vour free timo LeBARON GTS CHEVROLETS tng. Relax let singer sewing m achine 1085 Moreury M irquic I 1 cient Anderson win­ Up to 2 vtort. Kits vour fi­ K.. 18% iNPlor GNilMi____ . . FtcB 1886 CHEVY ' 1886 CHEVY C o ll 875-7148. cabinet, kitchen acces­ 0 cyl.. Auto, PS, PB, Ah'* Stfc. eHIlOa LOADEDI CELEBRITY 1885 CH E V Y 1 18ft4 C H E V Y . I8I3 C H E W s -10 dows. Top Notch qual- nancial difficulllts eoodbvt. C A V A U E R ’*C5” 1 CELEBRITY S U -„ ,SIDING puts;^ sories, children's pool- 4 M lodafL 6 C|L CAVAUER TAHOE PICKUP Avoid forocloturo. Catch up Rose. In f^RCLoiraSe^^ piekupsnd 40ft F.W.O.. Auto. PS. Wagon^Cjrl.. P.W.O.,’ Ity. Generous /toys. Ceramics, color PO. Gray, AC, Row OaL. Wagon. Auto.. PS, Pt. a llo w a n ce s. $279,900. on lot* paym onts such os tin t o re o o n ly . *'— TmonoNBi •5995 rinlodOloao m *iM.. Ctolh Ini.. Buchol AC. Roar Oof.. TIniod Auto.. H . n . PW. P. U a K a - T m T or ttcond mortooeo or oven 6 4 3 * 1 1 9 ft tv, radios, knick- Soata, Siatto Radio. Claoo. Ctoth Ini., L e ^ Rfd, ACJCridao, Jackson & Jackson TRUCKS iMdt cO>;Wonan- tOGOQ Miioa. Bucliol Soolt, Raor Otf.. Cm IT Ml.. " l a r t s r knacks, mole traps. outstanding credit cord bills. ly.Of Vanar^Vlydf Stk. #17466 AM/FM Radto, bU. Buefcot Baoto./Conoo«o. rt Tm Ck* CM. Real Estate. 647-8400. Keep vour home free and Lots more.______86 Mustang *6899 Car. lOAOO MHoa. 29,000 Mlloo. Btoroo Rodio, One FiamgiuaCap. 647-8400.O______5 YEAR 100.900 MILE Sam 416A • 8 3 0 5 OwnoiCar. M .m > t u clear without Hens. Bod BUu#tri» CRAFTS sole. Handmade 85 Gran Marq Brh. *68^ *10,412.* V . * 0 9 9 5 • 7 4 8 5 LOVE AT First Slghtlll credit or late payment his­ crafts. 169 Dunn Rd., ____ ‘ 7 a * 8 y 1 * ” ” J tory Is not a problem . Kindly Every single Inch of Caventry. S a tu rd a y 86 Town Car * 1 8 , 5 0 0 EXTENDED WARRANTY c o ll; CONOOMINIUMS I 77I LAWN AND MISCELLANEOUS this beautiful Cape Cod FOR BENT 8/1, 9am to 5pm. •Warranty le at no axtra charge and la more than a powertrain warranty. W T M r i H « ] SPECIALS hos been Impeccably The Swifs FURNITURE l l J GARDEN FOR SALE 65 Cougar a*d * 8 8 0 g It oovera Engine, Trenamleelon, Front Wheel Drive, Steering, Suspen- 1884 OLDS 1888 PONTIAC m lantalnedi Full Conservative Group N ew 1987 19M CHEVY CA^ -RO T TOP 1888 BUICK ekm, Eleotrloal, Brakea, AC, Towing and Transportation Coverage. War­ C U TLASS SUNBIRD dorm er, 3 bedroom s, CONDO 1 bedroom loft. COFFEE table and end 84 Mazda Pickup *459S CIE R A “ L S " CENTURY 1-454-4404 or TEE Shirt transfers. Ap­ ■CARS lOAAUio.ps.wiinA ' 4 ClMA Cm H a. IMM IMA am 1st floor family room, Wall to wall carpeting, table (together or se­ Top Soil ScrtOBod Loam. proximately 3000, also ranty Carrlee a Zero Deductible on Parts and Labor. See Selespsreon I NEW YORKER , f M M m , 4 Cyl, AC. Ctolli M.. BuckU I DR M ml Aula. Ft,. 1-454-1334 FOR SALE PW.O.. * 5 ^ S u it, AM/FM RMIO, •11^406 WhllL AC. Rh , M . appliances, carport, parate) one Individual Any amount dallvaied. Alto, (III, 83 Lynx Wg., A t a c * 4 8 9 8 Florida room, rec SO to 100k num erals and For Oetalle. Offer Valid on Incoming and In-Stock Vehicles Only and Ex- I giu*. AC, hM, o k C If 000 MII.I 1985 CHEW CAMARO SPORT COUPE CloUi M . SIMM room, fireplace. Pretty lacuzzi, spiral stair­ glass topped coffee ta­ oravtl. atont and baik mulch. letters for shirts. Cape plrat July 31, igs7. My«HiMU.CHUl ML m m RMIO, IWOOMim. case. Call between 7am 66 Mazda SE5 p a j * 5 4 9 § ktl, SIMM Ca u . M L it r n i treed setting Redwood ble. A lso 4 wooden Bobcat, backhoa 6 loader rantal. etc. Best after. 649-3642 itk.n74.A>io« •1 2 ,0 0 5 conditioning. Arn/tm 4 ROOM apartment, ap- ries. $50. Call evenings TO Settle estate. 2 antique 1981 FORD 88 LASER Turt» •11,805 cassette. CaptalniS 1984 f o r d TEW PO Real Estate. 633-0111. pllances, heat, hot wa­ 649-5905.______settees, Edison Vlc- VAN I 77I LAWN AND 8 8 D O D G E chairs. Sofa, Ice boC M A N C H E S T E R . $154,900. ter, garage.v^Lease. ANTIQUES/ trolo with records. 4 0RSE0<^»‘ I l i i J BARDEN SAW table for circular Gaudy Dutch dishes, C H A R G E R •7.805 C a ll 742-0746.8am-5pi»a Surround yourself with $575. Adults preferred. saw. $25. Call evenings. 2 Of? pleasure In this seven I COLLECTIBLES linens, old pictures, 3 88 CELEBRITY •7,705 ask for ($eorge. - COUPE ^ 646-7268.______LAWN Mower, Snapper 649-5905.______sets of dishes. Shyer 88 PLY. HORIZON oi le.OU RICHARD ROSSITTO 4 room ranch with three 3 ROOMS, 118 Main ANTIQUE whites, lace, push type with leaf bedrooms, 1’/^ baths, 18 " Webber charcoal Presid entlal spoons, 88 CHY. GTS Tu,i» *10,205 I MOTORCYCLES/.* TOM SCRANTON Street. No pets. Secur­ linens, Navaho mulcher and bag. Ex­ grill and accessories. — den and garage on furniture and miscel­ 88 800 Conv. (s) __ Imopeds r S6166A ity and deposlt.$480. blankets, decorative cellent condition. $50. $35. C a ll evenings. 649- laneous small Items. Starting •1 3 ,8 0 5 quiet street. Sentry Heat and hot water accessories. Red 646-0505.______5905.______Saturday and Sunday 85 VOYAGER •0 .2 0 5 Real Estote. 643-4060.D Included. 646-2426, 9-5 Goose Farm Antiques, 1984 Honda A T C 110. E)te R ID IN G m ow er with rear August 1 8, 2, 9-4:30. 8 5 C O U G A R •8 ,0 0 5 , A very nS M A N C H E S T E R . $235,000. weekdays. Goose Lane, Coventry. HOUSEHOLD. Furniture cellent condltlon,mu$ BILL PICANO! bagger, wheelhorse, 8 Newer duplex In conve­ and microwave. All ex­ Rychling, 146 W a ll 82 PONTIAC J2000 •2 ,0 9 5 sell. Asking $650 or be d COVENTRY. Newly re­ Weekends 12 to 5. 742- horse power 32" cut. 65 nient location, large cellent condition. 646- Street, Coventry. 742- 70 BUICK SKYLARK •2_____ ,7 0 5 offer. Call after 4pm 1 TustDiivaThdOn.. lAile furbished loft studio 9137. S till F ield Rd. 649-9980. rooms throughout, 1780. 6416. 84 LeBARON 4 dr , Nioa •6,595 647-9925. “ apartment. Country 82 HORIZON Special-OnW **00^ " ’'“ ■ow Low "■ ‘ ’ t Long Only fully oppllonced kit­ setting. Utilities In­ chens, garages and CARS CARS CARS 4 dr. AC. Auto *2,005 I- cluded. References and I CARS CARS ~ { 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVille O'*'? *5995 laundry rooms eoch FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ^^^PONTIAC security. $400 per FOR SALE 875-3311 SALE A S M N I s s side. Perfect for owner month. 742-6715. FOR SALE DOUGLAS ORR firebird se occupied or Investor. PRICE Bark H a t GREG PANJIAN Sentry Real Estate. 643- STORRS 2 bedroom, ap- $14/995 1984 CHEVY CAVAUER 4060.0 ______pllances. Private en­ 2 OR COUPE trance, yard. $395. Call W H E T H E R You are In- between 8-5:30. 643- terested In buying, sel­ 8516. 1985 Cadillac Eldorado ling, building or lust , . ----- H6356A need to consult some­ 3 ROOMS. Partly fur­ 20 eer one on your real estate nished. Heat. Working USED CARS . 4 TRUCKS PMCE $14/995 aateel Red S8285A needs, call us we're a single mole preferred. full servie organiza­ No pets. Lease. 643- tion. Free market anal­ 2 8 8 0 . ______ysis on your existing STUDIO type. Partly fur- 1985 Buick LeSabre LTD On'y *7795 Black Inlenoc. Th» 2 Uh 1 ®‘^'«'ilon ' home. U 8, R Realty. nlshed. Warking single HARRY PETERSEN SeH Fast Al Only*y~- PAUL TOBER 643-2692.0 male preferred. No QUALITY •»<• SELECTION SALE Oily o«,'«95 pets. Lease. 643-2880. PRICE $10/995 23,000 edlas ICONOOMINIUMS MANCHESTER. Excel- all makes, all models — PRICED TO SELLII FOR BALE lent 4 raom apartment, I stove, refrigerator, no pets. References. Se­ the beat BUY OF THE WEEK 1986 Pontiac Trans Am NICELY Affordable. curity. $550 plus utlll- SALE WMIa M an ch ester. $109,900. tles. 649-4003.______'/i duplex with condo PRICE status property Is In MANCHESTER. Quality 1984 CHEV IMPALA W8S*74M $13/995 excellent condtion and one bedroom, heat, hot 87 CHEV CORVETTE CPE V8, Auto, AC, PS, PB, P Dr. Locks, ■4 \ Includes 2 large bed­ water and all applian­ Cpa, VS. Auto, AC, PS.M PB, Starao. Paar Dafog. ces Included. A ir condi­ Stereo, Wire Wheel Covers, Rear Defog rooms, loving room Laattiar Saata. Uka Naw 1986 Olds Clara 'SE' BERNIE ERTEL GENE COUTANT and appllanced kit­ tioned. Quiet. On bus NOW ^6495 f a n ----- ” »'I«A line. Ideal far middle- SALE 2 Dr., leatter, VO, chen. V2 baths, good •27,500 83 FORD ESCORT ’L’ 81 CHEV MALIBU CLASSIC aged and senior cltl- Sta. Wg., 4 Cyl., Auto. AC, PB, Raclimng 85 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA convenient location. O. Wg,, ve. Auto. AC, PS, PB, AlWFM Crultor Wg.. VO. Auto, AC. Pft.PB fttoroo. 83 CHEV MAUBU CLASSIC PRICE PS, PW, P kM zens. $540. 247-5030. 86 PONT SUNBIRD Saata. Starao EtL Wg.. vg. Auto. AC, PB. PB, P Or. • $9/995 Hu/ry ' ® "^'f6 0n/y W. Fish Realty. 443- Wood ftidot Lka, 'nit Whool. Lug. Rook, Storoo C o ta r 1591.0 4 Dr., 4 Cyl. Auto. AC, PS, PB. R •3395 M A N C H E S T E R . 2 bed­ •3795 •8495 Raor Dafog room duplex , fully 86 CHEV CORVETTE NOTICB OP DISSOLUTION appllanced, I'/z baths, •7495 84 CHEV CAMARO Z28 •5995 1985 Buick Riviera OP Cpa.. VS. 4 Sod, PS. PB, P. Wind. «Dr. Lka., 83 CHEV MALIBU CLASSIC ISUZU priyate basement. $625 Cpa., VS, Auto. AC. PS. PS, P Dr. Looka. Crulaa. TIH W h ^ . Starao Caaa t Mora Wg., VS. Auto, AC. PS. PB. Storoo THR BUCKLAND ROAD 82 CHEV CAPRICE Crulaa, Tilt Whaal. P Wind., Starao Caaa ^ 86 PONT. GRAN AM SALE P iC K u r 1985 OLDS 96 CORPORATION plus heat and utilities. o ld s c u t u s s 2 Or., VS. Auto. AC. PS. PB. Vary Low MUaaga •24.995 •6295 4 Or., 4 C yl. Auto, AC, PB, PB, Btoroo O Rad, F e i Power r e g e n c y C a ll 659-4228. •9995 PRICE $12/995 4 d r s e d a n NOTICE IS H ER EB Y 1 BEDROOM furnished •5395 83 CHEV MAUBU CLASSIC •9495 GIVEN, pursuant to General 86 OLDS HRENZA Eat Wg., Vft. Auto. AC. P8. PB. TIN 86 CHEV MONTE CARLO Statutes of Connecticut, that apartment. Ideal for 1 Cpo., ve, Auto. AC, Pft. PB, fttoroo. 48/86 RAY NEGRO 4 Dr.. 4 C y l, Auto, AC, PS, PB WhoiM. P. Or. U ii., O^og. Luggtgt Boot JOE CUZZONE THE BUCKLAND ROAD o r 2 people. References 85 CHEV MONTE CARLO Rook, otofoo Co m . CORPORATION, a Connec­ and security. $525 per Cpa., v a Auto, AC, PB, PS, Tilt Whaal. Starao, •7695 85 PONT GRAN PRIX LE ticut corporation having Its Landau Roof, Roar Dafog •9650 month Includes all util­ •5995 S6282A principal place of business In Small Pfc, Manchester, Connecticut, ities. Call Eleanor be­ 83 MERC. LYNX 'L' 84 CHEV CITATION 4322 •8995 4 Of.. 4 Cyl., Auto. AC. P8. Motr Oofog. 85 CHEV CHEVEHE 4 Dr.. 4 OyL, Auto, AC. PS. PB, Storoo, • simad Til 4Cui^“'’ '• , has been dissolved by a re­ tween 3;30-8pm. 649- 4 Or.. 4 Cyl.. Auto. AC. fttoroo. Roor Oofog "TO solution of Its Board of Dlrec- 9472.______fttoroo C«86 Root Oofog •9995 fors and Stockholders, effec­ •3995 •4995 •5495 tive os of July 20,1917. G0N00MINIUM8 TRUCKS ^^Ich Onfy*4ggg Prlca, ° "''‘°"Th.lo«,Low A ll creditors. If any, ore 77 CHEV CAPRICE 86 CHEV CAMARO 85 CHEV CAVAUER 84 OLDS CUTLASS SUP. : FOR RENT 81 CHEV. SUBURBAN Cpa., VS. Auto, AC. PS. PB, THt Whaal, 4 Dr^^. V B Auto, Afi, PB, PB,PW Ind. 8 • warned to present their 4 Or.. V8. Auto, PS. PB, R. Claan Car Starao Cioa., Roor Oolog 4 Or.. 4 Cyl., Auto. PB. PB, AM/FM, Roor Dr. Lka, Crulaa Oont,, TIH W M , Stw claims tp LoBelle A LaBelle, 4 Dr„ VS. Auto, AC. Crulaa, THt Wbaal. Sllvarado Oofog Vinyl hoof *9996 . P.C., Attorneys dt Low, P.O. MANCHESTER. Beoutl- Pkg., Trallar Pkg. •2495 •10,500 Box $11, Manchester, Con­ •6195 ______•7595 necticut (MOM, on or before ful new 2 bedroom •6995 JERRY ALLEN condo. Air, refrigera­ BARRY HYMAN December 1.1987. Qolms not _____ 'For Over 50 M Years vura - A gooagood ptatplace to buy a car. presented os herein provided tor, dishwasher, ml- 84 MAZDA B-2000 PICKUP ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE - NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. will be barred as provided In crovwaye etc. Call 444- 4 Cyt, fticf., 8C5 Plifl., AAI/PM, Rm r 8t«p Bumptr 'Connecticut General Sto- 2673 or 444-3313 ;tutes Secflon 33-379. eyenings.______Dated at Manchester, •4995 ; Connecticut, this 20th dov of SOUTH Windsor. Beoutl- CHEVROLET Motors, Inc. HOUfUS .July, 1987. ful 2 bedroom condo. 2 84 FORD EISO CARGO VAN 348 SOUTH MAIN STREET r.4f,ii 1.,/ ' THE BUCKLAND ca r garage. 116 baths. 2 8 Oyt., 4 8pd. 0 0 . PS. Starao /Ji'f] r. III. EAST WINDSOR, CONN. 06080 'i ROAD CORPORATION years yaung. Na pets. COo, INC. OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC -f in [J • By LaBelle A LaBelle, PC One manth security •5595 ^ M ’* .1 I't (, Its Attorneys plus. Call Klernan CARTER PONTIAC • CMC TRUCKS M -aS447 Realty. 449-1147. 1229 m n 8T 8 0 4 0 4 » NMICHE8TEH . OPEN TIL 8 PM - FRL TIL 8 PN Route 83, Vernon • 872-9145 KEVIN CONKUN 289-6483 ROBERT MENARD M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Friday, juiy si, — I I I — «— CMS C M S CARS CARS RM8ALE FMSSIE I rmsale FOR SALE ’’ wlS.fcSSSiSrdi? ' E'«‘iluJt'?oti5iiio'3 •'O'-.' door. J o j«j»d .«o o .«».. iCARTEir ■Take a Look ’

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