Grossmrns Hijack Trail Brings TW a Jet to Algiers
W - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. June 13. 19B5 MANCHF8TFR FOCUS U.S./WORLD WEATHER Weinberger wants death penalty If spy suspects guilty Cloudy, cool tonight; clearances by Oct. 1 and a lE. Malt developers say This free train trip Senator wants spies Andress said, "Between the two has been described as Walker’s ^ Beverly Andress, a Norfolk FBI set up a special team to assess the By Pat Scales percent cutback in the number o (; "best friend." agent, said Arthur Walker told her damage it may have suffered as a United Press International of them it was possible they had requests for background inveotiga' some sun Saturday photographed the entire (file).” John, a retired Navy warrant he took a job ^t VSE Corp., a result of the spy ring — indicating they’re ready to go can take 20 hiinutes shot if convicted that compromlaes In security may tions for next year, <• NORFOLK, Va. — A member of The testimony persuaded U.S. officer turned private detective, Chesapeake defehae contractor, in extend beyond the Navy. About 4.S million people hold:; ... page 2 an alleged family-and-frtend spy Magistrate Gilbert Swink to deny and Michael Walker are being held February 1980 at his brother’s t ... p a g A 8 ... page 13 ... page 5 1 Navy Secretary John Lehman security clearances. ring has been told ball is out of the bond and pass the evidence to a In Baltimore, Arthur Walker in suggestion. said ’Tuesday the service would James McKenry, attorney foil. question, and Defense Secretary federal grand jury. If the Indict Norfolk and Whitworth In San She said Arthur Walker admit immediately reduce the number of John Walker’s girlfriend. PameliC: Caspar Weinberger says if the four ments are returned June 17 as Francisco — all without bond. If ted receiving tU.OOO from his security clearances by 10 percent. Carroll, said his client has sw orv; men accused of espionage are expected, Arthur Walker will still conWeted, the men face life In brother for photographing a confi Defense Secretary Caspar Wein out trespassing warrants against ^ convicted, they should be shot. plead innocent, his attorneys said. prison. dential document from VSE Corp. berger also said Tuesday be reporters camped outside heC O v e rly Andress, a Norfolk FBI Weinberger, in an interview in During a one-hour hearing in The W ashlngton Post reported in ordered a 10 percent reduction in home. agent, said at the ball hearing that Washington with wire service Norfolk, Swink refused to set bond today’s editions that the Army has Arthur Walker, 50, a retired Navy reporters, said Wednesday the for Arthur Walker, despite assu lieutenant commander, told her he suspected spies "should be shot” if rances from court-appointed de opMAiieMiiim took a job at VSE Corp., a convicted but added, " I suppose fense attorney Samuel Meeklns Jr. m ' u u m m o m m P i M Chesapeake defense contractor, in hanging is the preferred method.” that there was little chance his I p r a l i i February 1980 at the suggestion of While lamenting peacetime es- client would flee If out on bond. omNMON.-nu. his brother, John Walker, the nilionage is not punishable by death, "H e has extensive ties to the fAT. lOv#. MOW OfiN Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Friday, June 14,196S — Single copy: 264 leader of the alleged spy ring. Weinberger predicted Congress community by way of friendship She said Arthur Walker admit would remedy that soon. and family,” Meeklns said. “ He is fllNOAY 19-f ted receiving $12,000 from his Charged with espionage in the of no use to the defense sitting in an •4A-9100 brother Cor photographing a confi massive operation are John and isolation ward in jail. We need his dential document from VSE Corp. Arthur Walker; John's son Mi assistance, your honor.” and "explained he had asked his chael, 22, a sailor last assigned to Swink refused, saying, “ This brother what he did with the films the nuclear-powered aircraft car court will not set any bond. You say and John Walker told him he rier Nimitz; and Jerry Whitworth, you need him. he’ll be right down Hijack trail delivered it to the Russians." 45, also a retired Navy officer who there in jail.” DIANE VON FURSTENBURG • RUSS TOGGS Italian terrorists marrying, • DONN KENNEY brings TW A producing jailhouse babies original price jet to Algiers some time, they say. tity of arms at Cardinal Martini’s- 50% off By John Phillips United Press International In December 1983, Pope John Miian headquarters. captain of the aircraft told the Paul II paid a Christmas jailhouse “ Many men and women who By David Zenlan ROME — Italian terrorists serv visit to forgive Turkish terrorist allowed themselves to be taken in United Prtss International control tower; ’’They (the hi- ing long prison sentences for Mehmet Ali Agca in person for the by mirages of armed struwlr are jakcers) are beating tte pas murder and subversion are mak papal shooting of May 13, 1981. recognizing that path is mis BEIRUT, Ubanon - Shiite sengers now and threatening to kill ing love, having babies — even During his tour of the maximum taken.” Martini said. Moslem gunmen hijacked a TWA the passengers.” marrying and rediscovering Ro security jail, the pontiff also met The cardinal is currently cam Summer Coordinates jet today carrying some 190 people, One of the hijackers, shouting man Catholicism — in a quiet and chatted with Red Brigades paigning for ex-terrorists to be including abwt 100 Americans, constantly through the plane radio, revolution inside Italy’s jails. leaders such as Valerio Morucci. aliowed to do community service forced it to Beirut, where they demanded fuel for takeoff, and “ Not just to make love, but also Then, in June 1984, a Front Line instead of more conventional pun rohieled and released 19 pas also read out a statement demand to be a mother, is a right," Giulia leader surrendered a large quan ishment. sengers, then flew to Algiers. ing release of ’’all our prisoners Borelli, a captured leader of the The Boeing 727 landed in the held in Israeli jails.” Marxist Prima Linea (Front Line) Algerian capital at 3:33 p.m., He said the hijackers wanted the terror gang, said after announcing witnesses said. The passengers Arabs freed from Israeli jails and taken to the southern Lebanese she was pregnant with twins. freed in Beirut were flown to port of Sidon. Borelli, 32, and her comrade Cyprus, where one woman re Enrico Golmazzi, another head of ported a passenger still on the the left-wing gang, conceived the hjjacked plane had been shot in the babies inside a metal cage in a neck and wounded. Florence courtroom. Other der The freed passengers told secur fendants surrounded the couple to G R O s s m R n s ity officials there were two hi shield them from the eyes of police jackers aboard the Trans World Factory and judges. RtiC^evans products compRnv Airlines plane. She gave birth to the twins in a The l^ackers demanded the Turin hospital Aug. 20, 1983, and release of Arab prisoners from Cardinal Carlo Martini, the Jesuit Israeli jails and threatened to blow orders archbishop of Milan, secretly up the plane. baptized the infants, Fiorenza and The hijacked plane was identi Nicola, in the chapel of Milan’s San fied as T V A F li^ t 847 — destined Vittore penitentiary April 13,1984. decline for the United States. It was Since Borelli's pregnancy, hijacked enroute from Athena, scores of other terrorists have Greece, to Rome, where U.S.- married or had children in Italian H m W pMolo by P M o bound passengers were to board a WASHINGTON (U P I) - U.S. jails. Most of them are members of Boeing 747 jumbo je t to continue on the Front Line or its ideological factory production slipped another Eaat Catholic High School graduate Kriaten Anderson the Cathedra of Saint Joseph in Hartford. The schoolon to Boston, Los Angeles and San ally, the Red Brigades. 0.1 percent in May on t ^ o f April’s gets a helping hand from her parents Thursday evening New State Road graduated 330 studente. Diego. Officials said more than 100 0.2 percent decline, the Federal But some are rightists, such as Americans were aboard the hi* , Valerio Fioravanti and Francesca outside the school’s 21st annual graEluation exercises at R es^a said today, the 10th ja d w d plane. Mambro of the neo-fascist gang, — : tr- ~ • straight month of listlessness as The Christian Voice of Lebanon Position,” who were wed in more U.S. buyers switch to foreign ■”rhird radio said a man claiming to be an front of their parents at a civil imports. “ intermediary” for the hijackers ceremony in Rome’s Rebibbia jail The report was another sign that New *care^ begins for East grads called arith a “ secret denmnd; If factory workers are still in an in February. Iqr 0 p jn . (11 a.m. E D T) the Borelli, daughter of a prosperous economic slowdown that began Moalem fundementalist prisoners Milan industrialist, shrugged off last summer. Auto production By Kevin Flood people who know us best — our are not brought from Kuwait to complaints by relatives of victims dropped 1.2 percent during the Herald Reporter friends." Lebanon, we will return to Beirut of her gang. month, part of a sweeping erosion At the end odds address, Lavey and blow up the plane.” "W e understand their pain, but in factory output. HARTFORD - As the Rev. presented O e Rev. mniam Char- There are 17 Moslem fundamen try and understand ours,” said But the output of appliances, air Kenneth Bonadies put it, it was bonneau. prindpai of the high Borelli, who is serving a life CELEBRATINQ OUR 90thYEAR OF SBtVIKUS talists serving long tenns in conditioners and televisions rose “ the end of a career.” school on New State Rend, with a sentence for killing a judge and a Kuwaiti prisons for December 1903 1.5 percent. Actually, it w oi the end of 330 of daas t-shirt chemical company executive. THE DO-IT-YOURSELFER IN YOI/ bomb attacks on U.S. and French In the past year, industrial them, os Eloot (Catholic High “ Theae riiiita mean a lot to us,” targets. production — including mines, oil Sfdiool’a CIosi of 1985 graduated be said, “ aa did Eaat Catholic.” UNDER A R U U N G B Y the ■Self-Selection''^" Lumber Desk Treated Lumber'^^ ^Building Materials^ Minutes after the hijacked plane refineries and utility companies — Thursday evening in ceremonies Lavey wasn’t the only one who Turin tribunal for minors, the took off from Beirut, a person has risen only 1.5 percent. Fed at the Cathedral of Saint Joseph in found it hard to say goodbye to his twins stayed with their mother in a At Grossman's we offer you Questions concemino lumber and .40 Pressure Treated Lumber Whether you're roofino telephoned a Western news agency economists said. Hartford. old sdiool. special cell-nursery for eight the opportunity to select .j^^sheattrings? Just ask our trained won't rot when used m your home, remodelino saying the piane was hijacked by U.S. industry has blamed a Bonadies, who retires this year ” I miss it already.” Student months. ’They were then given into each piece of lumber staff.. . they'1 ten you now tresh water or in ground J E vour basement, or seal- the Islamic Jihad to “prove to strong dollar for giving its pro after spending the last 10 years of Coundl President Ruth MiUstein the care of an aunt and now see 'you bring home. Choose much you need, what contact. At Grosaman'a n M E n l Ino your driveway... Am erica that we can hit you ducts a price disadvantage on said as she and her classmates their parents only for a few hours a from our large in-stocK — ------^ it wil coat, and offer we stock only .40 Pres- 1 OM OK H Grosaman'a has aN the his 30-year career teaching music anywhere we want.” world markets and turning im waited for the ceremonies to b^ n . week In a prison visiting room. inventory of top qual B free how-to bookleta to sure Treated Lumber... 1 matertels youl need and Latin at East Catholic, gave During the tense 90 minutes on ported machinery and equipment “ It still feels like we’re waiting for Terrorist wives who manage to ity lumber products get the )ob done right. 1 lor projects that last. to do the job right. the baccalaureate address, com the grotmd at Beirut International into bargains. school to start again.” give birth have captured public paring his retirement to the Airport, the hijackers — pressing Although the foreign exchange “It doesn’t feel like we’re imagination in child-loving Italy. students’ graduatloa. demands for fuel — beat up value of the dollar has been leaving,” added class secreatary Borelli received 258 letters of With the start of their new passengers, threatened to UUed slipping in the last few weeks, the Carol Rossetto. congratulation and only 30 pieces careers, Bonadies said, students them a ^ blow up the aircraft. steep decline that many analysts of hate mail. should realiae that East Catholic The significance of the event was One of the released Americans, predicted would follow a lowering TOP QUAUn STUDS not lost on the faniilies of the But sonrie Italians are also offered them aomething they Jane Porter, who is in her late 70s, of U.S. interest rates has yet to graduates. deeply concerned about the future couldn’t get at other schools: a said; ”We were, terrified. There happen. of babies bom behind bars. "How religiout education. Wben Betsy Bendt stepped onto were four or five hijackers hut I am Business equipment production the main alter of the cathedral to can they grow up in jail? Is it more He told them that if they were not very sure on the numbers.” fell 0.4 percent in May, led by a 8 9 1 4 5 1 6 9 leaving the school with o ^ the reedve her diploma, her mother Another released hostage, Jose cruel to take them away from their setback for building and mining mother or have them learn to walk knowledge they needed to function RICHARD LAVEY REV. BONADIES and grandparents let out a small phine Sabella, also in her late 70s, equipment production. with her?” Milan’s Europeo news In the secular world, "then you .. "goodbye, ECHS" .. . We do it right cheer. “ This is our only dau^ter said the hijackers “ forced us to Today’s report showed how slow magazine asked. Top Quality Top Quality Top QuaNty didn't get your four yean ’ worth at graduating,” Sally Bendt said. keep our heads down and bands the past year has been for many East CatboUc.” ” We’re very, very proud of her.” Italian judicial officials are also t i i i r t i 4 i r n u i i a covering our faces. They kept industries, both those that are "You know what the Cokmel do whatever He tells you — and do Class President Richard Lavey Benoit oaid her daughter plana to running back and forth. It was worried about what goes in the i m running far below capacity and s m ti4i r sm taya,” Bonadies quipped.’’’You it well," Bonadies said. told fellow graduates in his ad attend Southern Connecticut State sheer terror.” large metal cages used to keep PartMy ak dried. ParllaBy sir drted. those that have been experiencing Kin dried to resist sb^dn’t have to go to a ham Besides delivering the main dress not to forget their high school University in the fall, ”to study Before taking off for Algiers, the order during Italy's mass terrorist Meets bMg. codes. Grade stamped. warpino and twisting. heavy demand. trials. burger stand for good chicken.’ address of the evening, Bonadies friends. “ It’s significant that we graphic design — or maybe Judge Eva Celotti of Florence Well, we hope we da Christianity wrote a hymn and a recessional find the time to keep in contact photography.” county court sentenced both Bo righ t.. . It’s our specialty.” song that sfere sung by a choior with our high sdiool pals,’ ’ be sidd. But even when they finally bad relli and Golmazzi to two addi KILN DRIED FlUHIIIfiLUnEK The moat important lesson to be duringtheceremony. ("Isrrotetbe And whenever difficult decisions diplomas in hand, some of the tional nnonths in jail. Two other Kin dried to resist warping and twisting. Meats buMkig code require learned at East Catholic, be said, is hymn last week.” he confessed have to be made, be said, gradu AcM-hurter destroys ments. Each pieca grade stamped Front Line terrorists, Femante to follow Christ ” We ask that you later.) ates should seek advice “ from the Please tarn la page 3 Osaroni and Maria Pia Cavallo, received similar additional terms Rubens masterpiece Feb. 4. French translation needed The four were convicted of ZURICH, Switzerland (UPI) nauonallty or any other details. carrying out "obscene acts in a — A man destroyed a $2 million The Kunsthaus spokeswoman public ^ a c e .” Cesaroni and Ca portrait by 17th century Flem said the Sl-incfa-by-25-incb oil vallo, who also conceived a baby in ish artist Peter Paul Rubens by painting was fully insured. The a courtroom, refused to answer Manitoba becomes lawless land splashing it with acid and in s u ra n ce firm was not questions about their sex lives setting it afire in a museum, identified. during their "obscene acts” trial Bv Laurit Watson later, the province would have officials said today. Rubens, born in 1577, was for the offense. have ruleo tne act mvalid in four The decision also affects various Unitsd Press Intsfootlonal been thrown bodi a century—with ’’The young man who carried regarded as the foremost Flem Instead they shouted slogans in separate cases, the province con- institutions of the provincial go its legislative assembly slashed to out this insane attack was ish painter of the 17th century. favor of prisoners’ ri^ts to .40 PRESSURE TREATED LUM ER timied to enact, puhliah and prim vernment, including the courts, OTTAWA — The Supreme Court M members and only males over apparently deranged but so far He established a studio in sexuality. Members of the libertar Use m ground contact, artwra there's danger of rot, decay. most at its laws in English. administrative tribunals, munici nullified 4,400 EngUsb-laqguage the age of 21 given the right to vote. be baa not made any state Antwerp, Belgium, and from ian RacUcal Party demonstrated Then, ia 1000, Manitoba resident pal corporations, sebooi boards laws in Manitoba and gave the Seven high court justices led by 1622 to 1025 produced several outside the court and waved Roger Bilodeau refused to pay a and professional governing bodiea ment,” said a spokeswoman for province a grace period to trans former Manitoban Brian Dickson works for the French court, placards saying "you cannot judge tn i^ ticket written only in whose powers were conferred ^ the Kunstbaus arts museum in late them into French and re-enad ruled unanimously Thursday that Zurich. notably a series of allegorical an act of crim e” and "love is not a Engliah. Manitoba laws enacted since 1000. them. moat of the Can^ian proviace’a paintings on the life of Marie de crim e.” Bilodeau, 10, who now tenches Lloyd Axworthy, nnember of She said the portrait of Philip Without the grace period, the laws, which date back to 1170, were law at the University of Moncton in Parliament for Winnipeg-Fort IV of Spain, painted by Rubens Medici,. which have been dis length o( which will be decided invalid because they were not also played in the Louvre museum in THE ITALIAN CHURCH IS New Bruassrick, pleaded innocem Garry in Manitoba, deaaibed the in 1020, ” is burned and ia written in French. completely destroyed with no Paris. widely seen as conaervative on in provincial court, arguing that decision as “ very conseqnentiaL” Until the 4,400 laws are trans At the age of 01, when be was moral issues. But Cardinal Martini two provincial itatutea under “ We’re obviously relieved to see thing left.” The assailant en lated into French and re-enacted, at the height of his popularity, and other Italian prriates have which the ticket held force were the decision confirm the b a^ tered the muaeum Thursday Manitoba cannot pass any new Rubens died of gout, which bad made efforts on behalf of sonoe of invalid hecauae they were not also rights of minorities in the pro afternotm, threw acid on the legialation. crippled him periodically for the pttaoners. losidc Today written ia French. vince,” he said. painting and then set it on fire. In the 1870 Manitoba Act, whidk several years. He spent many of Anti-terrorist experts point out BUodean was convicted. But he Manitoba also may have the ’’The painting was valued at hrought the province into confed- option of asking the federal go noore than 5 million Swiss his later years at bis estate. that Italy’s poot-war left-wing 241 , SancUona appealed the dedahm, loot and Sale Ends Saturday, June 22 erntion, French and Engliah were Castle Steen, near Brussels. terrorlsna b e ^ as a dissident the c»ae to the Supreme Conrt vernment to pass a constitutional francs (02 million), “ the spokes given «A a l status in the courts and Rubens’ studio produced movement anoong Catholic intel .ia ObOuarln. last June. amendment to give force of law to woman said. .21 Opinion__ the Ifglolaturo. Thuraday’s deciaian, although the majority of bills passed pre Zurich police confirmed they more than 2,000 paintings, lectuals such as Renato Curdo, the Twenty yenn later, Manitoba founder of the Red Brigades. ’The m i l not entirely unexpected, means viously In English. That would were bolding a suspect in the many of them on display in the pasoed the Official Languagts Act legisialon must begia the monu leave the province the task of destniction of the painting, but principal art galleries of Eu chnrch has been trying to bring taking away French langnsga gang members back to the fold for OPEN Mon. Ihnj Frt. S a.m. - 0:30 p.m.; Sat 8 am. - S30 p.m.; Sun. 9 am. - 3 p.m. mental task o f tranaiatiiM ■ and translating and enacting only 418 refused to give hit identity. rope and the United States. rights. Although Manitoba conrts re-enacting an of Manitoba’s laws. m ajor p i e ^ of legialation. i I MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 14. 1908-9 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. T rU »v. June 1«. 1915 Extent of town/; plan U. S. muBt iBBd the way East grads spurs official debate Gandhi seeks more aid for noh-aiigned bid schdol By Kathy Garmus town, planning officials have said. Harold Raportar At a workshop on Monday, By Jim Anderson Secretary James Baker and Defense weapons supplier. greater international ^ Pellegrini recommended creating itlon. saying the United States ^ d farewell’ United Preu International Secretary Caspar Weinberger. The prime minister, who sueceeded An update of the town's Compre a new, mlxed-uoe zone along played a leading roie in the past but, Gandhi began on Tuesday what his mother Indira when she was hensive Plan of Development Interstate S4 from Buckland to “ Recent years have seen a sad erosion Coallaaed from page l WASHINGTON - Indian Prime Reagan described as the “ voyage of assassinated Oct. 91. told the small could indude more than Just Doming Street, and designating Minister Rajiv Gandhi, in the middle of discovery,” a phrase taken from a group of reporters he and President in this commitment. guidelines (or how undeveloped certain areas (or low-, medium-, or “ Congressional assistance is drying a five-day state visit, says he and speech by Gandhi’s grandfather Ja- Reagan agree on the need for nuclear graduates still didn’t quite com land should be used. high-densIty residential up at a time when it Is needed mwt. President Reagan agree on the concept waharlal Nehru, when the first prime disarmantent but that they disagree on prehend that their high school Some members of the Manches development. Trade barriers are going up. The of nuclear disarmament but disagree minister of independent India came to the ways to do it. careers were over. ter Planning and Zoning Commis At Thursday’s workshop, com livelihood of millions in the developing on the methods. the United States in 1M9. He said Reagan “ believes that the “ It probably won't hit ’till the sion argued at a workshop Thurs mission members recommended countries is in Jeopardy.” Gandhi said In addressing a Joint session of The State Department said Thursday Strategic Defense Initltaitve (of a middle of next week,” Michael day night that planning authorities that land north of Wickham Park Congreu Thur^ay, Gandhi, 40, also the United States is willing to sell space-based missile defense system) is in a call lor more U.S. participation in Stupinski said. He plans to study and land between I-S4 and New economic development assistance for should also review some developed said the United States must resume iU armaments to the world’s largest the right route, but we feel it doesn’t accounting next (all at New York’s areas. State Road be zoned industrial. ’Third World countries. role as a leader in international democracy but Gandhi, in a meeting really help.” Marist College. “ We’ve got to plan (or the future Commiuion members also said a economic cooperation to encourage with a small group of reporters, said his Gandhi stressed the principles of As with most graduations, the strip of land between Hackmatack His visit to Washington is surrounded for the whole town,” said PZC developing nations like India to country is not interested in buying non-alignment and peaceful co steps in front of the cath ^ral Street and 1-9S4 should be zoned for by unprecedented security involving an alternate Theodore Brlndamour. progress. weapons because the United States has existence in his address to Congress, following the ceremony turned into low- to medium-density residential estimated 10,000 Secret tervice, State Zoning goals (or some areas Today, the prime minister, who met not been a reliable supplier of spare saying, “We are opposed to the a sea of blue and white gowns — development. Department and District of Columbia might be changed to allow for privately with President Reagan Wed parts and other equipment after the polarlution .of the worM into rival blue for boys, white (or girls — Although members of the PZC poUce and dosena of cars, motorcycles redevelopment or to provide guide nesday, is scheduled to meet with the main purchase. military feJocs.” dotted with the obligatory barrage lines in case land became availa disagreed over the scope of their He also cited an “ urgent” need for and helicoi^ra. U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Treasury The Soviet Union is India’s principal of (lashes from parents’ cameras. ble in those areas, he said. mission, Pellegrini suggested they Somewhere in the crowd were 22 But one commission member look at some developed areas, students who had been accepted warned that rexoning developed particulary those where “ strip” into tha National Honor Society, as land would be too Ume-consuming commercial development and of Weather well as 10 others who had received and dangerous. fice conversions are occurring. Peopletalk National Merit commendations “If we make someone non- Any restrictions on such devel and one student — Henry Paw- conforming (to zoning regula opment could be imposed through Today's foracatl lowski — who was a National Merit tions) by doing this, I think we’re changes in policy, he said. Life after divorce semi-finalist. HaraM photo by Ftnio going to spend a lot of time in “Those aren’t easy things to Ceaaectknt, Massachnseiu and o o c o q o q Cbarbonneau said after the court,” said William A. Bayer. map,” Pellegrini said. Two of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s children say Rhode Island: Today: variable ceremony that the Class of 1065 East Catholic High School' aeniora everything Is In order prior to their “ There may well be some big The commission might also want their parents’ divorce was good for the family. cloudiness and cool with a chance was a special one (or him. “ This is Edward Nason, laft, Angela Samela, graduation Thursday evening at the winners and some big losers — to consider limiting the amount of The split was “ the of showers and thunderstorms. the class that came in with me,” he that’s the nature of the beast,” land It zones (or commercial uses best thing for both of Highs 65 to 70. Tonight: partly said,“ so I ’m tied to them a little center, and Beverly Dodge make sure Cathedral of Saint Joseph In Hartford. Director of Planning Mark Pelle because If a m ajor mall Is built in them,’ ’ Ted cloudy and cool. Lows in the mid bit, emotionally.” grini said. Buckland, existing shopping areas Kennedy Jr. told 40s to mid 90s. Saturday: partly As is the case with most of East straight to two- and four-year usually about S6 or BS percent of the college was not high on the list of The workshop in Lincoln Center might be hurt, he said. Ladies’ Home Jour sunny. Highs in the mid 60s to mid Catholic’s graduating classes, the colleges. class,” be said. goals, at least (or the evening. was the second held this week to Two development partnerships nal. “ There wasn’t a 70s. principal said, a large percentage “ I don’t have the exact figure (or An informal poll of graduates, T h e evening’s priority? work on updating the plan of are currently vying (or the right to couple that tried Maine: Showers llkley north, of this year’s graduates will go this class, but the average is however, revealed that attending “ Partying.” development. The existing plan break ground (or a regional harder but they scattered showers nuNintains and was adopted in 1969 and has not shopping mall in the northwest realized they were variable clouda with a chance of kept pace with development in com er of town. much happier se showers elsewhere today. High in parated, living their the mid 80s to mid 60s. Clear to Here’s list of East Catholic graduates own lives." partly cloudy tonight. Low 40 to 50. His sister Kara Partly sunny Saturday. High in the said father, mother Ooon Paul AldoruccI, Robocco Anno muei jotepn f-ronglamore, Chrlt- Manning, Amy Marie Marchel, Ellta Frances Smith, Lauren Deborah Snow, 60s to mid 70s. Allinton, Krittsfl Ellzoboth Andorson, todher Mldiael______Frank,______" Nancy Ellen Ann Morley, Jill Marie Marshall, Kevin Michael Sembric, Mary A ^ - 24tSrNCEtnCET and the entire fam New ilauipshlre; Cloudy with Lourl Lolah Andorson, Ctiwlos Niche- Frankenberaer,- - ' rgi Richard___ _ird _ Hannon _ _ Chrittopher Frondt Moyronen, John goret Spaulding, Julie Ann Sprengel- ily spent Thanksgiv lot Androuk, Themot Paul Azzoro. Freni, John victor Furey, Jocouellne Jettgh Mozurek ill, Alloen Mary meyer, Lawrence Chorlet Stanford. scattered showers north and varia Down Furphy. Lori Aime Stanford, Louro Marie Sfim, iMCKSTEI,eTIM4l ing, Christmas and Donlol Carl Bollov, Mark Orin Mazzeo, Kelley Ann McAuley, Michael ble clouds with a chance of showers aollov, Richard Somuol Bolbonl, Pa Jamet Anthony Gabriel, Brian Pa John McCaffrey, Sean Michael Debra Ann Struthert, Michael Joteph family birthdays to south today. High in the ntid 90s to trick Jomot Sorrotl, Scott Eric Board, trick Gollohue, Chrittopher James McConnell, Thereto Ellen McConnell, Stupintkl, Colleen Anne Sullivan. STOP (2I3)I4I-72I2 gether at their mid 60s. Partly cloudy north and Cloudt com a neing In Chrittino Korin Boorto, Doboroh Jono Golllaan, Danielle Mario Oolllpo, Ml- Tracey Ellen McConvIlle. Sharon U ta MIchoel William Tordlf. Julio Loulte Booullou, Donna Ann Bodard, Brian chooT Peter Gorbeck, Lynn Marie McOerntalf, John Thomot McDonald. Tourot, Robert Loult Tedoldl, JuWth BRAKE Hyannls Port, mostly clear south tonight. Low 40 Lynn Telxeiro, Karen Marie Tennant, Today: variable cloudiness, breezy end cool. A 30 percent chance of s Richard Bonder, Betty Ann Benoit, Genoyetl, Jeanne Marie Gllletale, Daniel Potrick McGill, John Thomot CENTERS. INC. k Mass., home and to 50. Partly suimy north and Jomot MIchool Berok, Richard Paul Matthew David Gllmond, U ta Glo- McGill, Carrie Ann McGuire, Erico Michael Martin Terry, Thod Jonathon thunderstorm this afternoon. High 65 to 70. Wind west Increasing to dlch, Tamara Lynne Oodbout, Chris Terzo, Daniel Joteph Thebeou, Dean ^ that she has grown mostly sunny followed by increas Behodlk, David Stephen Boltonoou, Verna Merritt, Michael Paul Meteier. 18 to 25 mph.TonIght: partly cloudy and cool. Low 45 to 50. Wind west Michollo Kathleen Bolduc, Matthew tine Marie Goppel, Chrlttlne Marie Ruth Elizabeth Mllltloln, Matthew Joteph Thebeou, Elizabeth Ann Thur closer to both par ing clouds south Saturday. High 65 Joteph Bonneou, Amy Elliobeth Bon- Gorocy, Mark Vincent Grebtkl, Sherri Gene MIruckI, Nancy Elizabeth Moon, ston, M elitta Marie Toco, Michael SUMMER SIZZLER Ted Kennedy Jr. ents since the to 75. around 10 mph. Saturday: partly sunny. High 70 to 75. Today’s tempo, Paulo Marie Bouchard, Donald Lynne Gray, Mary Thereto Creen- Chorlet David Moorcroft, KImberlv Thomot Tomkunot, Lynne Barbara divorce. weather picture was drawn by Kevin Kallnsky, 10, of 360 Oakland 8t., John Boudreau, Jonelle Paulo Bouf- wald, Geraldine Gresorla Grimaldi, Paige IWorhardI, ASelltta Jane Morin, Trocdola, Walter Peter Trymbulak Vu 'insat; Today breezy and tord. Tori Lee Boulanger, Geoffrey Notalle Grin, David MacLolland Grlt- Dawn Marie Morra, Chariot Joteph Jr., Kevin Joteph Tullmlerl, Kimberly “ The divorce of my parents doesn’tmean we’re quite cool with considerable a fourth grader at Robertson School. Nell Boulav, David Dennit Bowlk, wold. Laurel Chrlttlne Groody, Lori Morris, Paulo Marie Mozzlcoto, LIta Anne Tully, Richard Henry Turcott, AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE not a happy fam ily,” she said. “ People have clouds, intervals of sunshine and Chrittino Marie Boyer, Sean Patrick Ann Guerette, Stephanie Lynn Gueltt. Marie Mudge, Robert Alan MutIntkI. Terete Marie Turmel. Donna Jeon always picked on my father’s character and I ’m Brennan, Michele Lvnette Brown, Maura Anne Hageorty. Joton O. Darcy Jeon Mutko. Tuttle. scattered showers north. High 00 to William Douglot Brown, Marcia Ei Hanford, Herbert Fronds Harvey III, Richard ScoH Noob, Edward Lucas ^29.95 sick and tired of it.” UPI photo 65. Tonight partly cloudy and very leen Buckley, Colin Patrick Buechler, Sheryl Ann Harvey, Janice Marie Natan, Salvatore Dean Neri, Julie Robert Leo Vaughan Jr., Tommy ’The senator admits to having committed Chrittino May Burke, Gregory Joteph Heldmann, Thomot Arthur HeroM, Rochelle Nodden. Michelle Vaz, Sonto Venezlono, Raul cool. Low 40 to 45..except 95 to 40 Vlllor Jr., Michael John VlVenzIo. * Check system for leaks electronically unspecified “ indiscretions” in his private life but Burke, Candace Mory-Anne Butter Anthony Patrick Hetlln, Sean Joteph Michelle Anne O’Brien, Slobhon northeast. Saturday mostly sunny field, Jill Ann Bvcholtkl, Sutan Ca Hevner, Kritten Marie Hickey, Cotho- Marie O'Connell, KrIttIn Ann O'Con Deborah Ann Wallace, Susan Marie said his children “ know what m y true value and wanner. High 70 to 7S rolyn Byrne. Sutan Mary Byrne. rlne Patricia Hoftmon, Joel Michael nor, Brian James Octlgan, Edward Wallace, Timothy Frondt Wolth, * Examine compressor bushings & bracket system is.” Twirling tumbler Angela Marie Cococe, Kelly Ann Hoffman, Cheryl Lynn Holllt, Andrea Tlmolhy O'Owver, Stacey Ann Ogrod- Kristen EW ne Work, Julie Ann WdOT. Cahill, Mork Homer Campbell, Delr- Clare Honlgmonn, Gordon Leslie Hook nik, Humphrey AHertglo Ollvlert, Jen John Stanton Wheolen, Thomot Mat Nancy Reagan is flanked by Indian Prime ExtMMiMl outlook dre Mary Canny, Jane Loulte Car- II, John Thomot Horn, Kurt Steven nifer Ann Olsen, Amy Lynn OrlowtkI. thew Whalen, Codllo Ann Wheder, * Clean condenser surfaces Minister Rajiv Gandhi and Mrs. Gandhi, right, as riera, Krittin Lee Cayallo, Armand Hovon, Bertrand Jamet Howard, Ste Down Leigh Packman, Raymond Ronald Patrick White, Lynn Marie Extended outlook for New Joteph Chenelle, Victor Stanley phen Mark Howard, Lauren Ann Joseph Popineou, Dodd Patrick Par Whlteheuto, Deborah Anne WIIIH, they watch tumbling exhibition at the Smithson Hubbell, Kevin Ernest Hutt. Mark David Vorgenten, KImberlv * Charge entire system to factory Family tradition • England Sunday through Chmielowlec, Chrittopher Stanley ent, Steven Harold Parent, Joel Pa ian Institution’s Museum of Natural History Chmura, Lynette Chrittino Chomon, Alexander Aston JoCobv Jr., Erich trick Pottovlno, Henry Joteph Pow- Lynn Youell. _ , recommended freon levels The casting for the upcoming television movie 'Thursday. They were visiting an exhibit of Indian Tuesday: William Robert Cloglo II, Kimberly Poul Jankowski, Lite Marie Jensen, lowtkl. Chrittopher Crandall Peck, Mary Elizabeth Zobleltkl, Regina Connecticut, Massachusetts Ann Clmlono, Chrittopher Jeeeph Jennifer Ann Johnston, Richard John Chart Ann Pelletier, Chrietopher Reon- Stanislava Zobullt. Clarence Edwerd “ Imagine: The Story of John and Yoko” isn’t culture entitled “ Aditi: A Celebration of Life.” CImIno, Stephanie Kritten Clraco, Judo. Keith James Judenit,Terri Lynn ler Pertdnt. Peter Paul Perrottl, Zocherv, Eliza Ann Zochmonn. JuHe completed but the executive producer says he Man at left is unidentified. and Rhode Island: Chance of Michael Jamet Clarke, Toy Chrittino Jurovaty. Robert Donald Phllllpt, Todd Atherton Ann Zbyk, Anne Marie ZIelIntkl, OPEN TUBS. AND THURS. EVENINGS never considered using Julian Lennon to play his showers Sunday. Fair Monday .Clement, Lauren Chrittino Clogttan, PIneo. Michael James PHMn. Pamela Frederick John Zollewicz. Carole Anne Colllton, Alice Regina James Emery Kaldy, Daniel Patrick Ann Pollal, John Canning Price, father, the ex-Beatle, despite the eerie and 'Tuesday. Highs Sunday in 'Cooney, Michelle Denlte Cote, Tl- Kane, Todd Allen Karpy, Michael Richard John Price. resemblance. the mid 60s to rnid 70s. Highs 'mothy Arten Cote, David Chrittopher Wolter Keane, Sean Bernard Kelllher, Doom Renee QuMer. Kathleen Eliza “ I think that would be exploitation and a cheat Monday and Tuesday in the 70s. Craft, Karlene Ann Crouch, Shown Albert’ Lee Klopfer, Judy Marie beth Quigley. Corporate loaf llfee Michael Cully. Knight, James Alan Kolbera, Kkn- Noele Down Ramsey. Ruttell Paul and it wouldn’t work,” John McMahon said in TV Lows in the 90s. . Jeon Marie Daley. Meegon Marie berly Groce Kolowtkl, David John Rancourt, Kimberly Ann Regan, Chris Guide. “ I think it wold be distracting to know that Picture Dagwood Bumstead asleep at his desk Vermont: Chance of showers Daly, Carol Ann Davenpi>rt, Catherine Krawczvk, Sherry Lynn Krepico, Kat tian John Rent trom, Doiina Lynne John Lennon’s son was playing him.” NBC will ■ Marie Doy, Stacie Aline DeNIgrlt, hleen Mory Kulpa. Revelleee. Jay Chrttfaptier Reynoldt, with his feet up. Now picture thousands of Sunday. Highs in the 70s and lows -Michele Ann Detautelt, Chrittopher Karen Ann Londermon, Kevin Fron Katherine Lea Rlccto, Chrittopher YOU DO NOT HAVE TO air the three-hour movie some time next season. workers around the nation doing the same thing in the 50s. Dry and warm 'R ogert DIefcInton, Anthony Emilio ds Landerman. Elllene Crytten Scott Rlchardt. Michael David Rlt- rDoLorefo, Beverly Rote Dodge, Me- Larten, Karin Marie Lovery, Richard Cotel. RoMn Marie Raarfc. Oeldre Lee or wasting company time to take care of personal Monday and Tuesday. High 75 to ft ' 4 lltto Ann Domllon, Trace Anne Dore- William Lov^, Brian Heinry Law Rochester. Sara Aurora Rodriguez. business. 65. Low s 55 to 66. J. mut, Mary Elizabeth Doughty, Patri rence, Edyth Marie Layng, Adrienne Carole Lvim Rondlnane. Corot Lvn Industry week magazine says American New Hampshire and MafaM*. cia Anne Doyle, Brenda Lee Duplettle. PhvHIt LeBlonc, Brian OTchael LeB- ReteeltB, Chrittopher Chorlet Rowe, Quote of the day workers spend an average of 4>A hours a week Thomot William Eldrldge. Frank lanc, Darcy Catherine LeSrun. Martin U ta Jeanette Roy, Lynn Marie Rus Chance of showers Sunday. Fair SaMllth vlaw Gregory Elio, Kathleen Ann Evant. D. Lee, Bruce Edwin Linder, John sell. MORTGAGE YOUR HOUSE loafing on the Job buf many employers refuse to Sen. Te . Leonard Lake, who lived with Ng oaewsw«ws. ■ — 1 E rm E /A K - pn tbe property, had survivalist ' PfiiH I Ortega tantosiee of building underground bunkers in preparation for World wui'm m iyiMMc--, AM ERICA’S LARGEST * War m and keeping female "eex UtoktomawieetsiiN - m »xpv»»viw»vpSiPno ... M.’inufiicturer and Retailer o( Swimniinq Pools 1 slaves” to serve Mm, authorities warns of 't4 e#- •iMAdyand * aaid. r (xgnnizad!^ VIRTUALLY Lake, who was a mental patient 14 kt GOLD n iaf - ^ 4 in an Oakland, CaUf., hoepiUl after invasion MAINTENANCE FREE : being disdiarged from tbe Ma — 30 Year Limited Warranty — rines, MUed himself wMIe in poUce • EXCLUSIVE PATENTED FEATURES © custody last week. . nm-Mi MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) „Spa Aollon’^ President Daniei Ortega says • CUSTOM In Ms diary, be talked of viiBpgwikmt r JEWELRY SALE mTER ; Hydrojell- "burying treasurea" on a property ICOltf-MlMlla- IIU$. ^44 . S4T'' his country wiii be forced to shore ■mm up its defenses to counter the DEPTHS in Humboldt County Just north of resumption of U.S. funding for OVER SO . GarborvlUe, where be Uved for six •-s rebels fighting the Sandinista MODELS TOt : montba in 1913. San Francisco government. CHOOSE PROM poUce inveatigators spent Thurs- SOLD BY WEIGHT! tiay pourijg over four burial sites "Under the current circumstan EXCLUSIVE m TER PURIFIC ces of a greater armed threat from • Low Monthly Paynwntg mentioned In the diary, but found the United States against our 14K Gold Chains (including Tri-Color) and Charms nothing. SEVMSI people, the Nicaraguans may A SIZE AND PRICE FOR EVERY I l.8M flN Q 8 ' Investigators have been unable negotiate for all material means WE ACCEPT ALMOST ANYTHINQ IN TRADE ’ NOWI to determine how many victims were found near WilseyviUe be- and tho-necessary cooperation to 7» f, j _ ensure our defense," Ortega said Eliminate The Middleman & 8AVEI bauae most of tbe bones found were w Thursday. * -, o» i “-GRAM , chopped into tiny pieces, some of In a speech over national radio 1 4 8 them ebarrod. and mixed together and television, Ortega called Wed NONE HIGHER at a mass graveeite. 24 FI.Round Searchers have been carefuUy nesday’s vote in the House of sCobrst ITiiHrRrCliiHtt Representatives to give $27 million digging and sifting through tbe dirt Finest Quality $ 5 9 at u e Central Califonila property aMp incii^ ‘ in humanitarian aid to Contra SAVE UP TO if Per Month rebels and an earlier vote by the tlnoe laet week and expect to 3.1 afar monogram. Senate "this mistaken step of the Lowest Price |Compl«|g KH IndudM: coatinue thdr efforts tor weeks. if Police at first said as many aa 25 t $ S 9 U.S. Congress.” > Aluminum Pool 12IS "It means a deepening of the war m if Largest Selection UmmdQutnmn I • 10 War LlmltaO Wwranty pMpIo could have boon MUed at against Nicaragua and brings eve;i • Carpoiod Pailo Deck that iito. Altbough a miasin;; closer the eventuality of a direct I • CompMo Poncing lamlly of five 00 their list turned up U.S. military Intervention," said OFF FULL RETAIL if All Goods Fully Guaranteed I • Aluminum Swing-Up Ladder aafe, two of the confirmed bodies \ Bstsd on 1000 down psymsM.Balanosf were those of young Mack men and the Nicaraguan president. *Our savings claim Is based on the fact that our rasaarch showa national iewalry storea and national department stores 00 moo.. 18HAPH. TO.8 Koyok. I* In-Pool Ladder Ortega also said the government sell the same or comparable iewelry lor S60 to S70 per gram at full retail Ws aell for S14.B0 to S18.MI per| gram. I* CompMo FMor Syotpm none of the missing people ao far decided to "suspend the measures - linked to Lake and Ng was Mack. that our government has taken The San Frandaco Chronicle STERLING SILVER JEWELRY TOOl reportsd today that Lake's fomwr unilaterally in the defense field" in CHAINS. CHARMS AND EARRINGS AT COMPARABLE SAVINGS !|6S7 accord with the Contadora group's wife told police she was with Lake peace plan for Central America. Inoround Pool and Ng whan the trio used a ckarge Although he did not specify what ONE DAY ONLY AT EACH LOCATION FOOKoyok Tsard boloBglBg to Doborah Duba. those measures were, Nicaragua CompMo 2S’x14’ OML POOL KIT - Dubs, bar husband Harvay and recently sent home 100 Cuban 20 Ylser LImIttd warranty tlMir iatant eon dlsappeated from military advisers out of the 100 Deluxe FHtraiion System, thoir San Frandaco homo in July advisers that the Nicaraguans said Quality Inn, Vernon Holiday Inn Heavy Duty WInlarizad Linar, IIM. The family w u among the were training troops in Nicaragua. In-Rool Ladder. mlasing people Unked to Lake. J u ' £:v --.1 R O U T E 8 3 363 ROBERTS STREET Ng duappeared Juiw t tollowlng Ortega said Us government VERNON, CT w atcb^ with concern as the EAST HARTFORD, CT thopUfUag iaddeat in South San Reagan administration "bent the (Exit 94 off 1-84) (Roburts S t Exit off 1-84) ' Fraadaco. He fled betoro poUoo will of both houses of the U.S. ' arrived,-but Lake was taksn into Congress and forced them to Friday, June 14,10*8 Saturday, June 15,10’4:30 " cuatody whan ho was found in approve budgets to finance the - poaaaaiion of a missing Saa mercenary forces that under the ” ' Fraadaco tnaa's car. direction of the Central Intelli * Lake awaliowsd a cyaaida pUl gence Agency of the United States Sal* Held by GOLD CHAIN SALES, INC. 1240 John Fach BouMmd ( -and waa dedated "brain dead.” VERNON launch terrorist attacks against ONE CORPORATE CENTER, HARTFORD, CT (203) 249-7008 K > \ Y A i: South Wtodaoc CN OM Ha diad offldaily four days later. MANCHESTER the Nicaraguan people." 1-80O«4»7ae6 1145 Tolland Tumpiks Tri-CIty Shopping Contor Ortega called the congressional VISA, MASTERCARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS AND~CHBSKS WELCOME ------PiH'dS Mon/«al.M Sun. 10-7 vote "unacceptable, illegal and PraeidSBt WllUam McKialty Immoral.” ma b a n on Jaa. sa. laa, ia Niks, STORE HOURS: M O N D A Y T H R U F R ID A Y 10 A M T O 9:30 PM • S A T U R D A Y 9 A M T O 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY, MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M. I9M - 7 • - MANCHESTFW HERALD. Friday. June M. l>»» Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Douglas A. Bavins. Managing Editor C h W calls ft gum OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Connecticut in B n e / f drama goes on Stats studsnto offsrsd sxtra loans Torrington police HARTFORD — The state will make $18 million available for action to prevent an assault on her Neri’s and called it coincidence. TORRINGTON (UPI) - Police Michael J. Conway announced last Both men earned 834,000 a year in student loans aimed at helping middle-class families whose month he would irot seek re- by her husband. CMaf Anthony Anthony A. Nari, Tracey Thumian, 24, charged in their posU. income may exceed maximum limits for federal aid programs, election., ^ wboaa balanguand department la her $3.8 million suit police took no The charges against Antonelli India and the U.S. are far apart officials say. being sued n r negligence and is AntonelU was forced out after his were dismssed on a technicality action on her repeat^ complaints The fund being developed by the Connecticut Higher Education the Urget o( n grand jury inve^- 1982 arrest on gambUng charges when a judge ruled wiretaps Jack Supplementary Loan Authority is the first of its kind in and t N amrointment of Neri was her husband, Charles, threatened and the Palestine Liberation Organization. gatlon, has announced he win to kill her and failed to act properly leading to his arrest had been WASHINGTON — India and the United States Connecticut and similar to a family loan program in one of the focuses of a grand jury Despite this record, Gandhi, who is only 40 and retire In September, when he auacked herln a parking Improperly authorized. are the world's largest democracies. Otherwise, Anderson Massachusetts, a spokeswoman said. investigation by Superior Court is regarded as relatively apolitical, still has an Neri, 84, whose own appointment lot and stabbed her 13 times, Neri and Conway were named in in political terms the two have little in common. Judge Anthony V. DeMayo. opportunity to guide India to the political status it The fund is designed to help students who do not qualify for in 1$8S to succeed ousted Police leaving her scarred and partially a 1983 affidavit by former SUto That fact is unlikely to be altered by the visit to federal Guaranteed Student Loans because the income of their The judge is investigating illegal claims — that of non-alignment with either East Chief Domenlc Antonelli Is under paralysed. Police Commisioner Cleveland B. Washington this week of Prim e Minister Rajiv Lee parents Is too high, said Gloria Ragosta, assistant executive grand jury review, gave written gambling and corruption in the Fuessenich, who was hired by the or West. He is said to be acutely aware of the Torrington area. It is a continua He is now serving a 18 year Gandhi. i H director of the program, notice to the Board of Public Safety public safety board to Investigate Roderick country’s need to relax its socialist system and prison sentence. Under the rule of his late mother, Indira Wednesday night. tion of a grand jury overseen by allegStions of gambling in the modernize to meet the needs of a teeming Superior Court Judge John D. The suit charges, among other Gandhi, India moved ever closer to the Soviet Neri, a n-year member of the police department. population of 750 million. Brennan that began as a probe into things, police left Charles Thur orbit. U.S. officials have hoped that the O’Ntlll backs interim appointment derartment, is the third top cHy man alone after taking the knife One memer of the public safety But Gandhi faces another formidable problem: offlcisl who pUns to leave office gambling and other illegal activi board, Joseph Ruwet, said he was Cambridge-educated younger Gandhi may begin HARTFORD — Milford Mayor Alberta Jagoe, whose ties within the police department. from him and he then went over to A 1 the unrest among India's Sikh minority, whose Book reveals this year. where his wife lay In a pool of blood told by reputed gambling kingpin, to edge India away from Moscow's strong holiest shrine — the Golden Temple in Amritsar — nomination to the Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority The Boerd of Public Safety also Neri appear^ in U.S. District Paul telser, to vote for Neri as the influence. But his first official visit abroad was to was delayed in the Legislature, is expected to receive an interim Crart Thursday where a woman is ai^ kicked her in the head. was attacked and desecrated by the Indian army accepted official notice of the Yanok said the timing of his new police chief, but did not follow the U.S.S.R., suggesting other intentions. suing the police department on just one year ago. Hundreds of Sikhs were killed in appointment, officials say. retirement of Fire Chief Francis A. retirment after M years of service the suggestion. At a state dinner for Gandhi last month, Soviet locations of Gov. William A. O’ Neill signed the interim appointment last Yanok. 84, and Democratic Mayor grounds it failed to take proper Rajiv Gandhi is known to be a technology buff the attack, whose consequences included Indira tar«3« In nn way connected with leader Mikhail Gorbadhev said, "Y ears and Gandhi's assassination months later. week and it will take effect when officials confirm that the decades pass, generations of people in our by nature, and will be visiting Houston to pursue Legislature did not act on Jagoe’s nomination for a regular his interest in space and other state-of-the-art appointment, officials said. countries come and go, but relations of friendship IND IA'S SOMETIMES brutal treatment of the technology. He is expected to press for U.S. help in nukes in U.S. O’Neill nominated Jagoe for a regular term on the authority, and cooperation between the U.S.S.R. and India Sikhs has had disturbing overtones of dictatorial Fronton players agree to drug tests continue to develop in ascending order.” modernizing his country. but leaders of the Legislature’s Republican majority delayed A problem for Washington will be to maintain suppression of the legitimate civil rights of a tiny action on the nomination because of questions over minority before we agreed to go into a University of Connecticut. He said Gandhi’s interest, and perhaps strike trade minority population — only about 2 percent — representation on the board. NEWINGTON (UPI) - Connec "because you know if someone’s INDIA IS RUSSIA’S leading trade partner WASHINGTON — In the 40 years since the first ' program. They encouraged it.” he would give the laboratory the agreements with him, while not giving up whose patriotism, work ethic and strong religious ticut will become the first state to coming out with drugs or alcohl among Third World countries, with two-way trade atomic bomb exploded in the New Mexico desert, the , Republicans said they were concerned that the appointment of Meyers said be bad discussed the times and days the players would technology the U.S. wouldn’t want to see values offer much for admiration. Jagoe, a Democrat, could put the authority out of compliance launch a program to test jai alai you don’t want to be out there be at the fronton, and the lab would this year expected to reach $3.7 billion — 20 world has rushed headlong down the path of nuclear | playing with them." testing program with a Waterbury transferred into Soviet hands. India’s internal divisions and disturbing with a law limiting the number of members from one party on players for use of drugs or alcohol decide when to come and bow percent more than in 1984. India imports mostly proliferation. So far, the possession of nuclear ; Anthony Cappella, assistant gen doctor and estimated it would cost political leanings aside, it remains an extremely boards and commissions. when the state’s three frontons many players to test. oil and armaments from the Soviet Union. weapons by five major powers has acted as a | eral nunager of Bridgeport Jai $10 per test on a roster of 48 INDIA LONG HAS OPPOSED American important country to be reckoned with. begin urine testing July l. “ I won’t even know. No one will An estimated 75 percent of India's military successful deterrent. ; The frontons wUI test their Alai, said he had no reason to players. support of archfoe Pakistan. The two countries Unlike its erstwhile friend Russia. India is a Papandrea said that while the know. We want everyone to be hardware comes from the U.S.S.R., most of it at a But the possibility is growing that the nuclear . players at least once a year, John B U ^ioct players are using drugs. surprised with the test,” Berenson have parted ways on many other issues as well. democracy and is thus at least subject to political Plastic menu explodes in lady’s face minimum established for testing low 2 percent interest rate and with 17 years to arsenal is getting out of control. Familiarity seems to , Papandrea, chief of the gaming He said the program U “ precau change. And, as New York Sen. Daniel Moynihan, tionary" and would help protect each player is once a year be hopes said. pay. Russia provides India with T-72 tanks, MiG- India has yet to publicly criticize Russia's have bred contempt for the consequences of a nuclear ; STRATFORD — A Stratford woman suffered cuts on her face regulation unit in the state Di visioa Papandrea said the urine would a former ambassador to India, said recently, “ If the public image of jai alai as a each fronton will test the players invasion and continued occupation of when she tried to place her drive-through order at a fast-food of Special Revenue, said be tested for all the commonly 29 fighter planes, submarines, artillery and exchange: officials in Washington - and presumably .* more frequently. Afghanistan; often has opposed U.S. positions in India disappeared from the ranks of the restaurant and the plastic menu exploded, police say. Thurs^y. clean sport. abused substances such as co electronic guidance systems. India has the in the other nuclear-power capitals — are thinking ; Leonard Meyers, president and Buddy Berenson, owner of Hart the United Nations; and has supported such democracies, the prospects for democracy in the Desiree Darden was treated and released for facial lacerations Bobby Hirsh, 32. a player at caine, marijuana, "uppers and world’s fourth largest armed force, behind those what was once called the unthinkable. j part owner of Milford Jai Alai, ford Jai Alai, said he had discussed instigators of terrorism as the Libyan government world at large would fade fast. at Bridgeport Hospital after the incident about 11 p.m. Milford Jai AUi, said he thought downers” and alcohol. of Russia, China and the U.S. Consider the testimony of a top Strategic Air • said, “ We went to the players the testing program with the Wednesday, police said. the program would be a good one. Command general at a closed session of the Senate • Police said Darden stopped to place her order in the An editorial Armed Services Committee. According to the , drive-through lane of the Burger King restaurant on Barnum t h e $ 6 5 9 transcript, classified "secret," he made the oblige- : Avenue when the plastic sign listing the menu blew up in her face. State expects more arrests tory bow to "the complex interaction of many ; IMPACT-r e s i s t a n t ASHTRAY Darden told police she saw "a sizzling glow and then heard an elemenU” that add up to deterrence, but then said ; explosion.” Officers said they detected the strong odor of burned in bogus inspections case Father’s Day MIGHT SEEM ABIT OVER- ominously: I powder indicating fireworks apparently were placed in the sign. "However, should deterrence fail between strategic ; Tests ignore ENSINEEREP” ft) THE LAYMAN, the motor vehicle office in Wlns- Speclall I ‘ nuclear powers, all but one of these factors become • HARTFORD (UPI) - A second BOT NOTHING ELSE W O U LD Jackpot gets ready to wind down - state employee has been charged ted, was arrested May 31 on the Irrelevant, and we must then look to the ultimate » and more arrests are expected in same charges filed against Davila presumption convplement t h e g o l d - measure of merit: raw military power.” * HARTFORD — A Bristol man Thursday night became one of the alleged sale of fraduimt ntotor and two Hartford men not ent- m o u n t e d , m i n k - c o v e r e d The general then proceeded, through 41 pages of ' the last big winners in the state’s weekly “ Rainbow Jackpot” vehicle inspection reports, state ployed by the motor vehicle testimony, to plead the case for deploying hundreds lottery game, winning a $100,000 jackpot. police said. deparUnent were arrested last Live Lobsters PILOT'S C H M R o and even thousands more nuclear warheads in this ; Charles Alvarez. 55, watched from the audience as his wife, Jose Davila, an inspector in the week. )' of innocence country and abroad. ' Mary, went on the televised lottery program where the winner New Britain office of the state The two men arrested last week, (While eupplles lest was chosen. ’The couple said they will use the money for a Department of Motor Vehicles, Mario Lugo, M. and William tunied himself in at the state police WE DOUBT THAT EVEN theexperU of the j vacation and also will think about retiring. Moreno, 58, of Hartford were The American Civil Liberties Union should barracks in Hartford Thursday $400 Strategic Air Command, let alone President Reagan " Alvarez was one of the last big winners in the Rainbow Jackpot accused as acting as the middle do more than just criticize a drug-testing where be was charged with (our Approx. IV4 lbs. and his advisers, have a clear idea of just how ' game, which has ended. The last tickeU for the weekly game men in obtaining the fradulent policy adopted this week at a New Jersey high counts. safety inspection reports, state extensive the world's nuclear arsenal has become. A were dated June 6 and the final big prize winners will be decided Davila was the fourth person school. fresh picture is presented in a new book. “ Nuclear • polios ssid. Approx 2-3 lbs. arrested as a result of a two-year Both have been charged with •S'? It should sue to block implementation of the Battlefields: Global Links in the Arms Race,” by A lottery spokeswoman said people who have winning Rainbow investigation by state and We vfwnnp I second-degree forgery, conspiracy Closed Sun. 8 Mon. plan, which would ride roughshod over the William Arkin and Richard Fieldhouse. • Jackpot Uckets under a year old must submit them by 4 p.m. thersfield priice and the Depart Monday to lottery headquarters in Newington to be eligible for to commit second-degree forgery privacy guarantees provided in the 5 The book is sure to create an uproar in Congress and I ment of Motor Vehicles into the and third-degree larceny. Moreno fitfoy foiir Shm or the Pentagon, and will probably touch off anti-nuclear ! the final prizes. alleged sale of fradulent motor also was diarged with bribery, in our dVning oroa Constitution. vehicle inq>ection reports. Under the policy, all students at Becton demonstrations and an FBI investigation. But the ' state police said. or get N to go. furor should not obscure the serious purpose of the ■ Davila, 27, of Hartford was Regional High School in East Rutherford, charged with second-degree The arrests reportedly stem book: to give the public enough facts for an informed Contractor sues over school work from the improper sale of a safety N.J., will be forced to provide blood and urine forgery, conspiracy to commit 43ltakStnet debate. ; second-degree forgery, bribe re inspection tickrts, which are re SfA FOOD samples for drug testing when they return to With a minimum of rhetoric and a maximum of • HARTFORD — The low bidder for critical fire safety quired to register vehicles brought improvements at Southbury Training school has sued the state ceiving and third-degree larceny, SCRVMG T0€ M A O^R 30VEARS MUHCHSIDt classes in the fall. Those found to have taken mind-numbing facts and figures, the book sets out to ; state police said. He was released into the state and for vehicles nwre because its bid was rejected on a technicality. list every nuclear warhead and every facility related ; on a written promise to aniear in than 10 years old. idrugs will be reported to police, according to Despite receiving notice of the lawsuit filed by Sovereign 649-983? It’s a matter of fairness to the production and deployment of nuclear weapons.; Superior Court June M. The tickets are issued by motor ’school officials. Electric of Hartford, state officials Wednesday signed a $1.3 BRNG YOURCMVN Though the amount of classified information on te v ie t, State police said the investiga vehicle inspectors after inspec Even ignoring the potential unreliability of million contract with the second-lowest bidder, EES Corp. of tions of veMcles, which are also ^BEERORWINE nukes is impressive, the authors can be faulted for < tion is continuing and addithmal such tests, we find the policy to be morally in female-dominated jobs. State Southington, and are prepared to start design work. required, for vehicles cited for By Betty Bollard correct the wage inequities. Los inadequate treatment of other Soviet areas, such as • arresu are expected. employees in Washington are not Nicholas Skripol, an inspector at defective' equipment. repugnant. and Harriet Newton Angeles has agreed to set aside $12 civil defense. Nor is there any mention of Israel’s ■' allowed to bargain for wages. The It would foster a concept that citizens in this million over a three-year period to nuclear arsenal. union subsequently took the em country have rejected for 200 years, making As a secretary and a librarian close the pay gap between the jobs The greatest shock for most Americans will be the ; ployer to court. The judge ruled > all students criminal suspects who are “ guilty who are members of the American which are mostly held by men and discovery that there are nuclear warheads practi-; that the state discriminated. The Cwracat cgdguMcs inikatc tfuU over 200 aril' Federation of State, County and by women. cally in their backyard. Only 22 states and the District ’ •until proven innocent,” rather than the other state was ordered to end the Uoa peofk fai Africa have been tUrcctly affcctcO Municipal Employees, we are of Columbia have no nuclear warheads within their; rway around. That’s some lesson for the discrimination and pay four years employees of the city of Los IN IMl, AFSCME FILED a borders. The greatest contiguous warhead-free zone • by the dfro i^ t arUck b sFrcaO over taro-thirOg jschools to be providing. of back pay. Angeles. Our union recently nego complaint with the Equal Employ is a roughly Y-shaped, 15-state cordon sanitaire 1 a f the coatiacaL Catbolk Relief Services has Furthermore, the program offers to turn Recent AFSCME contracts from ‘ tiated a landmark pay-equity ment Opportunity Commission stretching from the Atlantic Ocean (Delaware and Los Angeles to Minnesota to New beca w orU i^ ia Africa for 20 years. Carreatly, • education officials into an insidious adjunct of settlement with our employer against the city alleging pay Maryland) to the Mississippi River, north to the! York State have demonstrated CRS Obtribates over 90% of all Aawrkan food ■the police — something commonly found in which might serve as a model for discrimination. Two years later, Canadian border (Minnesota) and south to the Gulf o f; the union presented a study of the that this very real problem can be [ totalitarian states. working women across the Mexico (Alabama and Mississippi). aid la Ethiopia. CRS b abo already respoiwlliit city's pay scales to the employer solved a better way — at the I The policy is probably the first of its kind in country. to the aceds o f UMse lavolved in the recent which documented wage discrimi collective bargaining table. As is the case in most female- THE AUTHORS HAVE PREPARED a chart that I the nation. The ACLU should do its best to dominated Jobs, we found wides nation. Instead of ignoring the disaster in Bangladesh. ranks the states by the number of warheads and also 1 make sure it is the only one that reaches the issue, the city began negotiations ALMOST EVERYONE pread sex-based wage discrimina by nuclear facilities. Surprisingly, the two states with! Ihe Bbhops Annual Overseas Appeal, Sunday ’ point of possible implementation. tion in Los Angeles' pay scales. with the union to remedy the AGREES that sex discimination the most nuclear weapons are on the eastern, June lb , win fb e Connectkiit Catholics an op- When traditional "women’s jobs” problem. When the agreement has been a factor in how various ' Arguments in favor of the concept are seaboard, not the Great Plains where the intercontln-! were compared to male- was signed, we dropped the EEOC jobs have been paid. We have good poftnnity to reach out and allow Catholic Re ^ seriously flawed. ental ballistic missiles are deployed. dominated jobs in terms of skill, charges. laws that make this illegal, yet the lief Services and other chnrch-relatcd agencies ; “ Maybe it’ll put a scare into some of these South Carolina heads the list, with 1,982 warheads. training, responsibility and work In Washington State the results wage gap has hardly changed in ;,kids,” said one parent, The Navy weapons station at Charleston stores 1,482 • to contfame theb work on behalf of the poor. ing conditions, a sizable pay gap were different. There, AFSCME the 20 years since those laws were warheads, mostly as spares and for submarines being i i; “ I see screening for drugs as no different existed in Los Angeles. The same members fought for 10 years to get passed. The reason for this is overhauled. Three subs berthed there account for the! Extxraordinary What b CadMilk R d k f Services |;from screening for communicable diseases, can be said for millions of other the state to address the problem simple: Those laws haven't been remaining 480. i'such as tuberculosis or lice,” said Dennis A. working women in jobs like secre after the employer's own job enforced. We all know that laws Catholic Belief Servkes-USCC was established by the No. 2 is New York, with 1,900 warheads, all of them; ' Maycher, a lawyer for the school board of the tary, nurse, teacher and librarian. evaluation studies had clearly are only as good as their Lolled Stales Bishops over 40 yean ago as their official at the Seneca Army Depot in the Finger Lakes region.; ;Carlstadt-East Rutherford Regional District, The difference in this case is that documented sex-based wage dis enforcement. orgsaizalioa to respond to the poor throogh relief and A secret Pentagon report we have obtained discloses; Circumstances which adopted the policy by a 7-1 vote, our employer acted responsibly to crimination against 15,000 workers Fortunately, our mayor cared development j about fairness as well as law. that the Army has been stockpiling warheads for* r The Herald shares the view of Maycher’s neutron bombs there since IM l. These and other) Mayor Bradley didn’t need a judge How CathaUc Relief Services Operatei potential opponent in court, ACLU staff to tell him what was right. The city warheads were made from nuclear material' I; attorney Deborah Karpatkin, who found the will even save money by this recovered from 1,200 "retired” 8-inch artillery shells,’ C all For Catholic Belief Services is the largest votantary relief and plan to have numerous legal problems. Open Forum approach. There were no lawyer which yielded about 78 tons of highly enriched; developamat organization in the Lnited Slates. To be as uranium or alloys. Karpatkin, who works at the ACLU’s Newark fees and no back-pay costs. cflcrtlve as possible and 10 ensure the best nse o f Its re- The rest of the Top 10 and the number of nuclear •: office, pointed out that the officials who In the 200 years of this country’s sonrees, (R S has pennanent representatives in over 50 history, women have slowly gained warheads in each are North Dakota (1,810), California) Extraordinary How good was the Cheney conniries throngboot the world. adopt^ it “ have completely abandoned the Lef 8 proclaim (1,437), Washington state (1,172), Michigan and Texas! jj constitutional right of individualized stewardship of the land and other additional rights — to property, to a *Cheney Day* resources it controlled! Can our receive an education, to work (630 each), Virginia (842), Louisiana (8M) and! The agency is, perhaps, best known for its dedicated work j; suspicion.” contemporary collective steward outside the home, to run for office, Arkansas (430). to provide aid in situations of disaster and emergency. ^ In addition, the plan offers to give school To the Editor: ship emulate Its example with to vote, and just last year, to collect (Connectcut ranks 20th In warhead deployments,; Action! Vbetber in time of war, d r o i^ t , fomine or flood, C K has ^ officials control over what students do when equally thoughtful and conserva an equal pension. The 1980s will be with 20. Other Connecticut statistics; a total of S3 puts; ) . .s*. brongbt comfort and hope to millions without distinction j; they are not in school, something that clearly "To see my memorial (s), look tive development? The "tone known as the decade women the state In 41st y :e for all military facilities, and! on the basis of race, color or creed. After the disaster, CBS two nuclear facilities give the state a rank of 48th in i lies outside their proper purview. about you!” (paraphrased) Sir setting” Cheney spirit should be started to earn a fair and livable tenmins behind to help with the reconstruction and re that category.) S; The laws on the books already allow Christopher Wren: beneath the studied, supported and memorial wage. planting, rebuilding A resettlement of the homeless. «; administrators considerable latitude indeter- tower, St. Paul's Church, London. ized for Manchester’s posterity. Eliminating sex-based wage dis For living and enriching memor crimination from the nation’s pay *1 ring drug-related crime in the schools. Their An annual officially proclaimed Naming namaa Where Docs Catholic R d k f Serviced ials of the Cheneys of Manchester, scales Is simple justice. We did it at "Cheney Day” in Manchester Ronald Reagan Is an admired and popular ¥ prerogatives grew further this year with the one has only to do the same here. the bargaining table In Los An could be a centering point in time Receive lb Support V Supreme Court decision expanding officials’ The wisdom, generosity, care and geles. We hope that the AFSCME president, but by one pop-sociological yan M ek he when our town could claim and doesn’t measure up to some of his predecasaors. Their most Important source o f financial assistance comes rights to conduct searches. love bestowed on the developing settlement will set an example. As from the cootrlhutions o f the people of this diocese as well 1 The relaxed regulations and the stands Manchester by its leading family is celebrate their unique spirit and Mayor Tom Bradley said in Thousands of proud American parents named their vitality which we all now enjoy. as others throughout the L n lt^ States. This support comes obvious today. School buildings, signing the AFSCME contract, children after charismatic presidents like Jack « taken recently by administrators have Kennedy and F.D.R. ("How can he be a dud or from Catholic Belief Services'annual coHectloo, Ihe Annual church sites, parks, libraries and The upcoming June 22 celebra "pay equity is a matter of ' dramatically increased the potential for stick-ln-the-mud when he’s Franklin D. Roooevtlt Appeal oftheAoKrlcan Bishops, on Sunday Jaae Ifr.llpro- lately, a "new” theater exist tions promoted by the indefatiga fairness...(the settlement) will ^ overkill, as was indicated last week at Jones?” asked a popular song of the’SOs.) Butastudy vidcs the hask operating funds for Catholic Belief Services. because of the thoughtful foresight ble workers of the Cheney Historic send a positive' signal to other f ConnecUcut’s Terryville High School, where of birth certificates over the post four years shows no and concern for people and envir District Commission, the Little governmental agencies and the Your suppott makes a diffcreKc. similar rush to nanne baby boys Ronald Reagan students were lined up like sheep and onment by the Cheney family. Theater of Manchester and others private sector as well.” Whatever. 't: strip-searched before a senior class outing. The League of Women Voters’ support the further suggestion that Bonatfous omy also he sent to: The New Jersey plan is one that would do new booklet, “ This la Your Town,” such a "day” would focus, not only Betty Ballard Is preaMeat of 2 little good and could do a great deal of harm. says, "For almost a century on their Impressive and lasting AFSCME Local MM and Harriet OlHce o f the Arrhhishsp, i While it would deter drug use only during the Cheney influence extended to all works, but also on the essence of Newton Is president of AFSCME ConfUanUal ilia 184 Bwmiagtoa Are., Burtfoed, CL #8185 areas of welfare, health, religion, Local MM. Both are employees of j; week before school resumed, it would set a the Cheney family character itself. Turkey is having trouble with Marxist- Cntbolk Belief Scrriccs, recreation, police and fire protec the dly of Loo Angeieo. This article indoctrinated Kurdish guerrillas entering the country M U first Are., New York, N.Y. 18gl2 C precedent for the casual suspension of tion. The town received its services was prepared for the National f, individual rights in the schools. from Iran and Iraq. Intelligence sources charge that such as light, power, water and Fred W. Spaulding Forum, a syndicated service the KOB is training some of thsae insurgwia in Cautrb wtiansaretax dtdncdklz That must be avoided, even when the goals education through Cheney 14 Myrtle St. funded by AFSCME, the pnbllc Moscow, Baku and Odessa, in the Soriat UMon, ondln ^ are worthwhile. Brothers.” Manchester employees union. Varna, Bulgaria. MANCHESTER HEBALP. Frt B v a i m G I r t lll developers had sought to delay of ux revenue the town mMht Htrald Rtporttr construction of housing near the. expect from the development. But Trujillo’s patience, Gedman’s bat shopping mall site. That proposed he said it is not merely the tnxee The developers of the proposed delay has been found in violation of from the mall which are at stake Bldwell keeps Mall at BucMand Hills will proceed a regulation that requires com but taxes from development of with their plans under the current mercial and residential develop several hundred acres of land In Comprehensive Urban Develop ment in a CUD Zone to go on th e area. OTHER'S M r paces Bosox over the Blue Jays ment Zone regulations unless the simultaneously. He guessed it would amount to MB*s May parried a question about 150 million in assessment against undeafen rules are supplanted by others, what the developers would do if which to levy taxes. members of the Greater Manches oenterfleld that Johnson deter BOBTON (UFI) - Mike Trujillo Winchester Mall, a competing Weiss asked May what effect be PRE-OWNED CAR Pitcher Dave Bidwell re ter Chamber of Commerce were mined “ landed in Globe is a patient man. In his Job, you development, breaks ground first. thou^t development of the mall minded Moriarty Brothers told this morning. H ollo w .” have to be. Developers of the two malls are In would have on merchants In town. coach G ene Johnson th at In 1875 Charles May, an official of Kats u llied its only run in the ‘fm jlllo's patience and strong a race to get their projects under May said it would bring more — BldwelTs first year with the Homart Development Co. of Chi second, combining a pair of right arm paid off for the Red Sox way. customers to Manchester and Twliight League team — the cago, a partner in the develop walks with Jim Bchloaaer's Thursday as Boston staged an 8-7 Bernard Apter, a Main Street strengtten the overall business MBs started out 11-0. ment, spoke to about 80 chamber rutoocoring single. emna-fromheUnd victory over the merchant, asked which of the two com m unity. The streak is neariy in sight. members and guests at a breakfast Moriarty Brothers added sin- division-leading Toronto Blue is ahead and what would happen if May said that the shopping mall Bidweli and his mates re meeting at the Manchester Coun Ile markers in the tiiird and Winchester broke ground first. will normally employ about 1,SM mained undefeated Thursday Jays. try Club. He said Homart, a Sears ourtb. Mike Johnson's RBI- Trujillo, a middle reliever who "In my opinion we are ahead," people and perhaps about 500 more night, after coasting past Katz, ? subsidiary, supports the position of groundsr and Chris Petersen's pitched S 13 innIngB of bUless ball, May said. He said he is. confident during heavy shopping seasons. 6-1, a t M o ria rty F ie ld . the town planning staff that sacrifice fly accounted for the notched bis first major league that ground wili be broken first for Before the question period. May, The first-place, defending housing would not be the best use of runs. vlctmry in only Ms s ig M appear- the Maii at Buckland Hills. He also Homart vice president for region^ champion MBs are now 7-8. land in the area. Chapulis, Dave Smyth and anco of tho ssaaon. He luMln't said there would be only one mall nhnoning mall development, Bidwell, who spun a three- But he said the developers will Steve Chotiner drilled two hiu developed in the area. showed slides of malls Homart has hitter, is now 3-9. He fanned four pitched aiaoo M ay 38, proceed under current regulations apiece for the victors. Bob Stanley, who pitched the Another guest asked May if the developed elsewhere. and walked two. for the CUD Zone, which require a Bruce Martin absorbed the Buckland mall developers had had The closest one to Manchester is The contest was over in the final two pidud up his mix of commercial and residential e ig l^ save of the season and I85th any discussion with the Winchester the Midland Mall in Warwick. R.I. first inning when Moriarty loss for Katz. development. The MBs taka on a 6-1 developers about a cooperative Jumped out to a 4-9 bulge. Bill lifetime, pladag him first on the May made the remarks in In all Homart has been involved M allove's Jewlers Sunday night venture. Automatic. Front Wheel drive, 4 cyl., Chapulis stroked an RBI-single sU-tlme Rad Sox list. response to a question from the the development of 58 shopping in Middletown at Palm er Field "N o ," May said. clean * 1 and then Ray Gliha mashed a Rich Gedman's two-run double floor. centers, 16 of them wholly-owned, 1 83 DODGE CHARGER 5,495 at 7:19 p.m. highlighted a four-run Boston rally The Planning and Zoning Com The Buckland mall has won wide three-run homer over the left said May. in tho seventh Inning that put the mission is scheduled Monday to support from town officials and the business community because it In answer to a question about Luxury, 4 door, 5 speed, air Red Sox ahead to stay. consider approval of the prelimi * “ Anythne, yon got a chance to will be located fully in Manchester. rental costs, John Finguerra of 1-84 1 84 MAZDA 626 conditioning 9,995 1 nary plan of development for the help out, you nave to go out and do The Winchester Mall would be Associates, Homart’s partner in mall, which would be located in the th e Jo b ," said T ru J illo , now 1-1, who Buckland section north of Inter mostly in South Windsor. the mall venture, said that after Weaver prepared was pidtod up from San Francisco state 84. Manchester General Manager three or four years of experience, Robert Weiss this morning de rents would be based on volume of 1 82 CHEVY CITATION 22,000 miles, automatic, clean * back in December. “ In the future, The PZC will not consider a 5,495 1 it'll be easier, becauae now I know I phase-in plan under which the clined to put a figure on the amount business. for return tonight can help out." “ R i ^ now , I d o n 't h a ve a lo t o f U Fisaeio 4 speed, sporty * 1 choices o f when 1 can pitch because 1 82 MERCURY LN7 3,795 BALTIMORE (UPI) - Earl appropriate choice to replace Joe the late throw. Red Sox rallied for 8-7 our starters have been doing a Boston's Wade Boggs is safs at horns Weaver returns to the Orioles' in tUs situation." Two men sought in robbery great Job," he said. “ It feels nice to plate on sacrifice fly to rightfield. win over the Blue Jays. Peters said that Weaver agreed dugout today — a fam iliar sight for b e a p a rt o f a w in — e s p e c ia lly in a fans who watched him steer the to return as manager for the Toronto catcher Ernie Whitt (left) took 81 MERCURY COUGAR blue, automatic * big series." Two men armed with a four-inch All four were released from 1 4,495 1 team for 15 years. balance of the season beginning COVENTRY - Police captured Manchester Memorial Hospital today. An agreement was reached “Mike hasn't had too many knife made off with more than 5200 Weaver was officially recalled their last IS and 18 of their last 11. Marty Barrett greeted reliever Moseby tripled and W illie Upshaw two town residents early this following treatemnt, a hospital during a short meeting 'Thursday opportunities to win gam es and it's in cash Thursday evening in a as the Orioles manager Thursday, They have come from behind in Bill Caudill with a single to score walked. George Bell lifted a morning after they tried to bur spokeswoman said this morning. in Washington. good to get him started," said robbery at the Silk City Package 39,000 Miles, nice car, economical * less than than 2>A years after he seven of their last 13 games and G edm an. sacrifice fly, with Upshaw moving glarize the Village Restaurant on 1 81 TOYOTA TERCEL 4,695 1 Coach Cal Ripken Sr. managed Stanley. “ He's paid his dues and Store at 84 Oakland St., police said Police said one of the girls, announced his retirement from in creased th e ir rec o rd to 38-4 when Boston manager John McNam to second. Len Matusiek doubled this morning. Main Street, police said this the team Thursday night as the tonight he kept us in tt." 16- year-old Maria Papageorge, b aseball. scoring 5 or rrwre runs. ara said Gedman's Ut was the off the wall in center, scoring A police report said the two morning. Orioles smashed the Milwaukee Stanley downplayed his team- was thrown from the convertable Club owner Eldward Bennett T ra ilin g 8-4 in th e seven th, spark the Red Sox needed. Upshaw fo r a 3-2 lead . A fte r E rn ie robbers — a black male and a Police said an officer on patrol * B rew ers 8-3, snapping a fiv e -g a m e record for saves, which surpassed after it went over the curb on 1 83 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Royal blue, loaded 12,2951 Willianu, disappointed with his Boston began its winning rally “ He's been Utting both rigtbies WUtt was intentionally walked, white male — entered the store at spotted the pair as they exited the losing streak. the old mark of 184 set by Dick Woodside Street. She received a team 's play, persuaded Weaver to when Wade Boggs walked. Dennis and lefties equally well. Thatwasa Jesse Barfield snapped an O-for-14 about 6:30 p.m. Thursday and restaurant through a rear door at At Weaver's request, his con Radats, who pitched for Boston minor neck injury in the accident, return hoping he still has the Lamp replaced reliever Ron Mus- k e y U t and w e needed e v e r y M t w e slump with an RBI single and Tony ordered a 40-year-old male clerk about 1:55 a.m. The two had been formula for success that made him tract with the Orioles w ill run to the from 198348. the hospital spokeswoman said. selman and Jim Rice greeted got tonight. To give Toronto a lead Fernandez singled home two runs. who had been alone in the store at carrying a number of items when 1 83 MERCURY CAPRI only 15,000 miles * 1 one of baseball's wlnningest man end of this season, and then “ I t 's a lw a ys good to g e t th e fir s t 7,395 gam eofabig series," said Stanley. Lamp with a double to left center, and come back is great for us," Boston came back in the fifth on the time to ‘ ‘cooperate or be hurt. ” the officer saw them, police said, The driver of the car was agers during bis 15-year tour at the Orioles' management will be re scoring Boggs. Gary Lavelle, 3-1. said McNamara. a two-run homer by Boggs, Us The white robber was brandishing but a list of the items was identified as Michelle Peron, 17. evaluated, Peters said. "The record's not that important helm of the Orioles. entered and, two outs later, walked Toronto chased starter Bruce second homer of the season, to a wooden-handled knife with a unavailable this morning. She told police that her car began Weaver replaces Joe Altobelli, AltobelU did not attend the news to me because Radats did Us in swerving just after a 17-year-old 2 Dr., 5 Speed, with air conditioning * fo u r y ea rs , w h ile it took m e n in e ." Dwight Evans. Gedman then Kiaon in the fifth, scoring five runs chase starter Luis Leal and make four-inch blade, the report said. Police said they arrested Todd 8,995 the man who replaced him as conference but said as he was male friend passed her in his car, a 1 83 MAZDA 626 DLX. T h e R ed Sox h a ve now w on 13 o f doubled home Rice and Evans and for a 8-2 lead. With one out, Lloyd it 8 4 . The clerk reported that he had A. Goldsnider, 22, of 56 Pucker St., manager in 1983. leaving Memorial Stadium: “ I'm seen the pair standing outside the after a brief foot chase along Main police report said. Peron said she Weaver, who did not attend going to give it a couple of days and store just before the robbery, Street. The second suspect. Craig didn’t know why she lost control of Thursday's announcement, has be back at the stadium Monday." police said. Police said the clerk Robbins. 23, of 1150 Main St., the car, the report added. 1 82 HONDA ACCORD S speed, economical *6,695 1 scheduled a news conference today WUlianu said the dectshm to fire then went to the back of the store intially escaped police but was Police said this morning that the at Memorial Stadium. Altobelli was “ very painful" and Double eagle puts and didn't realize the robbers had found a short time later at his car was demolished in the 1:22 Altobelli guided the Orioles to a said be confinues “to admire him entered until he heard the door home, police said. p.m. accident. World SeriM victory in 1983, but as a man." He said the move to open. Both were charged with second- 1 82 MAZDA GLC 4 door, blue, great running car * replace A ltob^ was a gradual Peron suffered a lacerated lip, 4,995 the club slumped to fifth place in After the clerk opened the degree burglary and sixth-degree the AL East last year and is decision. Chen atop Open the hospital spokeswoman said, drawer of the store’s cash register, larceny. They each posted 5500 "For a long time I've worried while 16-year-old passenger currently, in fourth place, seven the thieves took cash from it and bonds and are schedule to appear about the state of the Oriiries. about Wendy Enman suffered a Jaw * gaines behind Toronto. dose. When 1 walked up to the fled out of the store on foot, police in Rockville Superior Court July 2. 1 82 OLDS 98 dark blue, loaded 9,995 the fact we were not playing the Bv Richard L. Shook inju ^. The fourth passenger, “ We are sorry about relieving green, two people told me it went said. "Both were last seen running Police said the restaurant was type of ball we historically UnHed Press Intornotlonol 17- year-old Kathleen Bliven, Suf Joe Altobelli,” said Orioles gen west toward Edwards Street." a closed at the time of the incident. played," be said. in ." f o l k a back injury, the spokeswo eral manager Hank Peters. "It Chen, who at 5-foot-lO and 149 report said. 1 82 MERC MARQUIS Williams had grown increas BIRMINGHAM. Mich. - Tze- man said. big car was a difOcult decision, but we did pounds looks more like a caddy According to the report, one Four East Hartford girls were ingly restive about his team. The Chung Chen’ s d oa b le e a g le — fir s t * not like tte direction in which the than a contestant, followed his witness said he saw a white male injured Thursday afternoon when Police said this morning that 1 BROUGHAM 7,595 w eak -h it^ dub baa not won two in UB. Open history — sent him dub seems to be headed and double e a ^ with a 4-foot Urdie and a black male sitting in what their 1968 Ford Mustang converta- they have charged Peron with in a row since a four-game wimdng soaring to a 84inder-par 65 and decided that a change was putt on the par-3 tUrd hole to go appeared to be a blue 1974 ble veered off Woodside Street and reckless driving. black w/grey leather Interior, streak ended May 3. lifted Um a one-shot lead going 1 82 CHRYSLER NEW n ecessary. 4-under and a M oot Urdie putt on Chevrolet car near the store Just crashed into a group of small trees, She is scheduled to appear in all power The owner said the Orioles opted into today's second round of the "A t the same time, we felt that the sixth made Um 5-under. before the robbery. police said this morning. court July 2. 1 YORKER 5th AVE * 1 Earl — with his knovriedge of the to bring tbdr former skipper tournament. 9,595 A fter swooping through the par-5 dnb, of the organisation and most because “ Earl Weaver has the 1 8 1 MAZDA GLC ‘ of the players as well as his past greatest record of any living 2nd hole in two shots, Chen of He bogeyed the seventh, missing low miles reco rd as a w in n er — w as the m ost manager in baseball." Taiwan almost let Ua lead slip a long par putt, gota 12-footUrdon Obituaries 1 STA. WG. (2 LEFT) * away with two bogeys on the back 13 but b ogeyed th e 13tb and 15th to 5,995 nine o f the 8J88yard Oakland H ills fall a shot behind the already course, only to coax in a 3-footer on fiUabed Couples. James Church. Burial will be in the of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. th e 18th h o le to g o one strok e up on OllvB M. OallughBr 1 81 FORD GRANADA 4 door * Billy Martin critical Rain baited play for 14 minutes St. James Cemetery. Calling hours Justin’s Church, 230 Blue Hills 5,595 Fred Couples. after his second bogey, but Chen Olive M. Gallagher, 83, of are Sunday from 6 to 9 p.m. Ave., Hartford. Burial will be in Tied for third at 1-under 88 are fiUdied btrdie-birdie with 3-ond Manchester, died Thursday at a Memorial donations may be Mount St. Benedict Qemetery, Tons Kite, Mike Reid, Andy Bean, 4-iron shots that left Um with putts local convalescent home. of Yanks’ preparation made to either the American Bloomfield. Calling hours are Hard top. 4x4 * Jay Haas and Rick Fehr. Eight that were shorter than be is. She was bom Nov. 2,1901, in East 1 81 JEEP CJ7 6,995 Cancer Society or the Manchester today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. goikfs are at even par, five shots “I’m so happy," said Chen, a Glastonbury, and had lived in NEW YORK (UPI) - New York off New Jersey comiminlties. “ I'm Visiting Nurse and Home Care Memorial donations may be behind Chen, including Craig native of Taipd. Taiwan, who Manchester most of her life. ! Yankee manager Billy Martin supposed to pitch Shirley every Hospice Program. made to Hospice of Hartford 1 81 MERC MARQUIS Stadler, Payne Stewart. Lanny turns 27 iater this month, “ bMause Before she retired in 1963, she 2 door. 2 tons, power . complained Thursday that the dub fou ^ day? SUriey didn't pitch Visiting Nurse Association, 80 WadkhM, Aridy North and Bill this is my first U.S. Open. But I ’m worked as a secretary at Pratt A 1 BROUGHAM * failed to polish fundamentals dur that much for Yogi, did he?” Ro m Adams Coventry St., Hartford. 7,495 G iaason. not a rookie." Whitney since 1941. ing spring training. Martin was referring to formei The intenUvely competitive, Chen, known as "T.C .,” finished She was a member of the Center Rose (Buyvitt) Adams, 70, of “ My point is, lota of things have Yankee manager Yogi Berra, course recontequalling round — tied for 12to at the lauxu-Andy Congregational Church, Manches Coventry Lake, Coventry, and Pam«la Ann TstmauH 1 81 FORD to be corrected here,” Martin said whom he replaced earlier this 2 door, 2 tone others were by George Archer in W illia m s e a r lie r th is y e a r and tw o ter Grange, and the American Quaker Lane, West Hartford, died Pamela Ann Tetreault, 23, of at an off-day workout at Yankee 1 THUNDERBIRD * the 1384 Carling Open and David weeks earlier he tied for ISth at the Association of Retired Persons, Thursday at her West Hartford East Hartford, died Thursday. She 5,795 ; Stadium, ’"rbese things should Graham in wiiming the 1878 PGA B ^ Crosby Pro-Am to earn the Connecticut Northeast Chapter home. She was the sister of was the sister of Geoffrey Firth of • have been done in spring Yankee first baaeman Don Mat- — began when Chen palled a 604. Charlotte Carilli of Manchester. Manchester. tiiwly also introduced a note of bulk o f U s 339,219 w in n in gs th is 1 81 HONDA I training.” 3-wood from his bag after his drive She is survived by two sisters, Bom in Suffield, she was a Bora in Plymouth, Mass., she red Martin aiao took offense at the controversy, criticising toe dub season. on the SZ7-yard second bole. Rubye Malearae of Jensen Beach, longtime resident of Hartford, and had been an East Hartford resi 1 MOTORCYCLE * praise given left-handed pitcher for calling a workout. The UR. Open is the llth event 1,200 *T Ut a perfect drive," Chen Fla., and Audrey Grantham of San had moved to West Hartford 14 dent for many years, and was Bob SUriey by General Manager “ How much work is going on out for the third year PGA Tour said . " I t w as 235 y a rd s to th e ed g e com petitor. Chen finished S8tb and Antonio, Texas; and several nieces years ago. active in mawny kidney foundation C lyd e K in g . A fte r S U rie y b e a t the there? Not much," he said. “ After of the green and 255 yards to the and nephews. She had long had a home on activities in East Hartford and Toronto Blue Jays in a rare surt 58 gam es, yon d o n 't g o o v e r tU n g i 198th on th e m oney w in n in gs lis t 1 80 MAZDA 626 Bronze 2 door * pin. I U t a perfect 8wood. The ball Burial will be in the East Coventry Lake. She was a school Manchester. 3,795 Monday, King said SUrley's per like pickofls. We worked on the last two seasons and has career unstisw went straight for the pin. Cemetery at the convenience of the crossing guard for the Hartford She also is survived by her formance was “gutsy." pickoffs one day in Mlmirsota. U w in nings o f 3182.886. “I heard some of the crowd," family. ’There are no calling hours. schools for 19 years, and had mother and stepfather, Barbara “I wasn’t surprised because the guys here don't know how to Tz»-Chung Ch#n Of Tsippgi. Taiwan watches his drive on said Chen, a tour semi-regular has Tom Watson shot 75 while both Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main retired In 1982. She was the founder (Firth) and Clyde F. Curtis of East 1 79 DODGE ASPEN 2 door, V-8, automatic * we've seen Um do it before,” said play by now, we’re in troohle. 3,995 tho 10th hole during first round piay at U.S. Open. Chen won the Korean Open and Japan Jack Nicklans and Lee Trevino St., in in charge of arrangements. of the School Crossing Guard Hartford; another brother, Dou K ing. "I’m sure BOly didn’t want to Open witUn the last two months. were at 78. Masters champion Memorial donations may be Association. glas Curtis of East Hartford; a ^“^ W reh ere? ? Inin HHasbrouck asbrouck HHeights, eights, work out either.eith^. But there’s fired fifW l aB dOUDlBdouble eagiegBglB andgild tooklOOk aft onB-gtroKBone-stroke ieadleaa aftergHBriB 18 ^ r ^ ^ la t t t w o n ^ ’So 1 knew the ball was pretty Bernhard Langer was at 74. made to the Center Congregational Survivors include four sons, sister, Kimberly Tetreault of East Secaucus?” adeedasked Martin, calling nothing he can do UtoutUumt it.it.” holag. So I knew the ball was pretty Bernhard Langer was at 74. |79SAABGLE 4 door, blue, low miles, automatic Church Memorial Fund, 11 Center Thomas H. Adams of Southington, Hartford; and her maternal grand *5,895 St., Manchester, 06040. Robert J. Adams III of West father, Vincent Firth of London, Hartford, David P. Adams of England. MbtIb Amirault Bennington, Vt., and Joseph P. A graveside funeral will be 1 78 CHEV MALIBU silver, automatic, 4 door * 1 Adams of Vernon; a daughter, Monday at 11 a.m. at the Hillside 3,295 Marie Amirault, 74, of 37 Lenox Okay New York fans, do you know your trivia? Mrs. Daniel (Elizabeth Anne) Cemetery, East Hartford, with the St., died Thursday at her home. Lagosh of Newington; another Rev. William E. Flynn officiating. 83 LYNX, (5 TO automatic, air In all, your choice She was the widow of Lionel sister, Anna B. Hood of West There are no calling hours. New There's one rap that fans of New York basebaU notchednotched one one win. win. What What southpaws aonthpaws recorded recorded victory victory 9. Who was the only slugger in team history to lead Amirault. Hartford; and 12 grandchildren. kirk A Whitney Funeral Home, 318 CHOOSE FROM!) * There's one rap that fans of New York baseball 5,495 to ta ls o f 15 and 13? the Mete in home runs outright? The seasons were Bom in Canada, she had lived in The funeral will be Saturday at 9 Burnside Ave., ^ s t Hartford, is in teants can't seem to shake. The role of the 18. N a m e th e la s t Y a n k ee-R ed Sox tra d e . T h e y e a r 197^74. Manchester for the past 31 years. a.m. from the Richard W. Sheehan charge of arrangements. trimt-runner. w as 1972. 18. Only two relievers paced the squad in saves for Before she retired in 1975, she Funeral Home, 1084 New Britain Memorial donations may be Yankees and Mots followers are generally coosi- Bob Bonus question: Sinoe 1974, the Bronx bombers fo u r consecutiv e y e a rs . Ron T a y lo r did it fro m 1997-78. worked for the Hartford Steam Ave., West Hartford, with a mass made to the Kidney Foundation. deted die-easys by Yankees and Meta haters. The Boiler Co. contention is that most Big Apple afidonades roaiiy have signed 19 free agents, (3 of them pitchers. Name W ho w as th e bullpen stop p er fro m 1978-79? She was a former member of the don't give a root liniem their dubs are winning. Then P^ipctti seven of the 13. Bonus question: The m rival of Howard Johnson Ladies of St. James and the the fair-weather friends oosne acurrying out of the HersM Sports Writer increases the number to 73 playcra that have tried Hartford Steam Boiler Ladies IHANKSGIYIN6 THANKSGIVING woodwork to hitch a ride on the bandwagon. NETS third base for the Mets sinoe 1382. Only five have toiled Club, ^ e was a member of the NOVENA TO ST. lOOE Of courae, most New York know-it-oBs are eafe in 1. Besides KeUh Heraaodes, only one other M et has o v e r 388 gam es each th ere. N a m e th ree. Manchester Senior Citizens’ Cen NOVENA TO ST. JUDE the notion that their detractors are only Jealous o f the won a Gold Glove in this decade. Name Um. O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar ter and the American Association tyr, great In virtue and rich In mlra- Clly’8 MKceeo. 2. In 1975, this sparkplug act single-aeaaoa dub tyr, great In virtue and rich In mira ANgWERg: 1. Roy White. 2. Ron Guidry twice, of ^tired Persons, Manchester clas; near kinsman of Jesus Christ, cles; near kinsman of Jesus Christ, And Just to prove that any true diamond dog records for moot games played, most at bats, most Green Chapter. She was a volun faithful Intercessor ol all who in faithful Intarcaesor of all who In romaiaa loyal through tuck or thia. loae or win. hem’s ran champs, two Cy Ye I Award wianets. one MVP Uta and moot doubles. Who is he? Rndy May. 3. John Mayberry. 4.,HRs — Netties and teer for the American Red Cross voke your special paVonaga in time voke yow special peircnage In time a 38 question quit that any Yanks or Mete huff sheuld r. You have to name four of 3. What hurler set a team m ark far moat walks (118) Reggie Jackson, C Y— GMdry and gparky Lyle, M VP of need. To you I have racouraa and the American Cancer Society. of need. To you I have recourse hrsem right through. in 1971? - Ttaraiaa Munaon, Rookie - Dave Righstti. 3. Luis from the depth of my heart and- from the depth of my heart aitd Tlant. 8. Cderlno Sanrimi, 7. Joe Lefabvra. 8. John She is survived by a son, Roger humbly bag to whom Qod has givan All trivia focuees predemfaiaotiy on New York 3. SInoe axpanslaa in 138L only pitcher has boat 4. Name the only player to lead the Mets In home humbly bag to whom Qod has given E lw a y . 9 M a y (13) and T o m U n derw ood (1 3 ). 18. Amirault of Glastonbury; four such great powar to come to my as such great powar to come to my as M O R I A R ^ bee shell Ustocy in the post d ecade o r as. T h e ra 's a the Yanhoas Ova tim es in ene asai H e d id it in 1974. runs, RBIs and stolen bases in the same vear (1880). . daughters, Mrs. William Calhoun sistance. Help ma in my present and sistance. Help me In my prsaant and y soGtlon on both teams, with answers at th e end. and endsd Ma oaraer in piratrlpi 8. What outfielder was named the Sporting News Danny Cater for Lyle. Bonus — Chtfisli Rnator, Dsn of Manchester, Mrs. William Craft urgent patitlon. In ratum I promiaa urgent petition. In ratum I promise 8. Graig Nstlloo was the ngnlar third i f e r R o o k ie P la y e r o f th e Y e a r In 1973? T M s cu rren t M e t GnUett, Goose Gosaage, Rawley Eaatwlek. Tlant. of Rochester, N.Y., Mrs. Edmund to-make your name known and to make your nama known and YANKEES U a o s M fessn 191343. Who played for another N L team at the time. John. May, BUI Caotra, GuMra. Bob gU rley, Dale cauaa you to ba Invoked. Zagleo of Torrington, and Mrs. causa you to bo Invoked. L In the teat 38 years, one playor has lad the team in 8. Tom Seaver was a nine-time AU-8tar in New Murray, PM I NIekra and Ed Whitsoa. Say three "Our Fathers, Three Say three “Our Fathers, Thraa George Chomic of Andover; two Hall Marys and Glorias.’' PubHca- Hail Marys and Otorias." Publica etelen bases six different sooaons. Name him. 7. W h at I in Us first York. Who is the only other player for the Mets to be brothers and four sisters in Can tion must bo promised. St. Jude tion must bo promised. St. Jude MANCHESTER 3 0 1 -3 1 5 i . For three years, 197348, a Yankee pitcher led the named to the A ll Star team four times? M o t e - 1. D o im Flynn. 8. FeHx MBUan. 3. Nolan ada; and nine grandchildren. pray tor us and all who Invoke your pray tor ua and all who Invoke your A m erica n L e tiito e in E R A . O ne h u rler d id it tw ic e , in 3. What rM s armed anUlelder was the Yanks’ top 7. W ho W O K the numbers M and 37, the oedy Ryan. 4. Lae M anUIL 3. Gsmy Carter. 8u John gtenrns. The funeral will be held Monday aid. Amen. This novana has never aid. Amen. This novana has never *78 and ’78. Name both twirle is. d r a ft p ic k in 1331? uniforms retirad in Mets Ustory? T.GUHed^andCaasygtsngsl 3.Ninar been known to toll. I have had my 643-5135 Center Street at 1:15 a.m. from the John Tierney bean known to toll. I have had my 3. Who playsd the most games at first haae for the 9l In 1988, the Yanks sot a m ajor teagse rdcofd far 8. In the post genver gisry years, only ono pitrhsr John Milner. M. gUpJiOmteod. request granted. request granted. has led the dnb in victories in ' G a n e tt.1 Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., M.L.Z. , H.M. , ttB Y a n k s ? ataff viefesfes (SR left handed pRchsrs. Tsmmy followed by a nnsss at 9 a.m. at St. 4. In the last 18 years. New York has had two home John won 88, Rim Guidry 17 and young Thn Lollar N am e th e a c e o f ’77-78. CharUegmlth. firwj^ j‘ 7w jf:r'v MANCHESTER HERALD. Frldiiy. Juno 14,1965 - II It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 14. IW Whalers request to change HHL phil^il0^ ls dento^ S p o r t s I n Ws(\A L ro u n d u p home^loe advantage for dfoialM By LIm Harris records. And General llsnager required tsro^hirds. needed for Hartford HU the fe n g u tn i'e i» t In la athpr uMtiere: East holdt HHHop CH iilet Howard M d w in has lobbiwl to •pprovgl, the Patrich Divlaienandwonto of nBUe^e and oonfMaoe flnals wUl ha Reggie spoils LaRussa’s ploy Unittd PrtM Inttrnotlonol determined by polnta of the paitiel' change the qualification system. “ People here folt the way It le is Junto to < the WtMlern* i and It. litMie nenW retln- Bast Cal^lic will conduct the Hilltop gporto a M e witb tlw plinti at oppof^ to the vessfds of ItmONTO - Tlw NHLBosrdof He proposed that the top throe— good enough/* aaM Bnldedu.. v n e a a tn ^ In tie h No, I n l^ la laturdw's deoignod for the dorolopi^ F «iB i teokatlMlt rather than ftwr finishers la whose Whhiere fte lihed Mth euee^ gtry diW for nafie the divialona or eonferenoM they m i footbsll player in mind B y M ika Tu llv Governors Thursday refused to th egeser eerededdedtnhehlwH UniiBd ProBB tntBmonBiMB tamper with the league’s playoff each of the four divisions qualUV all but last In the tough Adame » Tho clinic lo a wook-long, from Jufo sa-Aag, a, w M i the wook along with the teams with the next Division. “ Sunce It to aay H waa a deelaloa en the niewe unttt ” ^^tteitanley Cup finaleehange devoted to developing fundBniontol tkilU structure and tabled the Pitts its format of two home, three away bi the roepoetivo CkfoBfO RMBBier Tony LBRnasa burgh Penguins’ request to switch (our best records. fairly dose, but not dose enough. “ Deceenher heeauae next year's sports. The Issue was not voted on at the The Penjdne alsenreleehingto 1a bawtIv and two home setup- T N new piaynd tha paroantages. He also divisions. •nw staff will consiit mainly of membora of the Eaat CotheUc gUyjM right into California’s governors’ meeting. An informal better thsir playoff ehenrss. Pitts >«Hie feeling w M /w dyi thd format will be two home, tweawny High rcoaching — ------itaff. The Hartford Whalers did not doee. why ehauge; it aU aaw? with games altamaUng the rent ef qualify for the playoffs despite poll established that Baldwin did burgh has suggoolod it move to tho other am tfal toanngere. The clinic la open to thooo going into the fourth thru ninth not have a mafority, let alone the less competitive Norris Division, Calgary GM c5fl>leteher said — the Board aaaquaced that the series. Tha raanit waa Raggia Jackson’s having one of the league’s top 16 gradoo, tw(HNtt, baaaa iendaa single In tbe F6r roglatratlon, further information, enntact tho nintb bwiag Tbnroday that pat the Catholic alhlatic dapartmant, S67-SS27. CaUforaUAiigels Into the AL Wed leed with a 2-1 vtctory over tbe •■.V , sm teS ex. SCOREBOARD .MH8 grlddtfi mwMptant ^ BTItb the beeea leeded and ‘ Manchaatar High football playera have made la m n thoM’ Jackaon pinch hittiag for Gary futura plana, It'a been announced by head coach HonCewRoyep. Pettfo, LaRnass yaifeed right- IlMliMntfNtini bandar Gens Nelson, B-2, and E ll M cFolloy, atondout running back, w ill ha BltOBBiiig MbIbb Inoortad laft-baader Bob Falfon Cantral Inatitute, a rep ochool. Grag Turaar. who praoM to ht S o f t b a l l Little Lcagnc CINCINNATI ATkARTA. against tha lefty swinging 3 ggM moat valuable at wide receiver, will be attinBiaf Ui(foRB.HotviU Jnckaan. n ' l V bB rohBbilluting bia right knee, which undorwent ORTgory. bRt Tbs nroMom waa, both Jackson hapoi to bo back on the gridiron in IBM. And Unabadiw Albte ■ and Calibraia manMsr Gene NHn AgMrieati ‘ i l 1 Harria win be attending Hobart C o ll^ in Ganova, N.Y. Manch knew exactly what PaDen nose Construction sruptsd for six Modern Janitorial topped MARC, Patar Frankovltch and Jim Fogarfo, bathnoeommitfod, have VMMid do. runs In tho fourth and wont on to o *-4 10-1, at Waddell Field\ ' i Thurodov. Jm i i indicated they may be attending Hudaon VaUoy Community wtn ovor Sullivan Landcaolne at NIko Romoo, Tim Movnohon and Morn "I ligand at my age, 3B years Flold Thursday. Dovo Ruthorford Massaro hit well for the winnors. Chris Mpyor- itf M 411 ! CoHoge in Hudaon, N.Y. old, the young guy's goons' come rieeod throo hita and Wovno Rodeors LuenM and John Bowes esKh pitched if- # in with the faatbsll tha Brat pMdior added two to poco tho winnors. Ed three strong Innings, ollaudng only five Loudnor c 31 1 1 Lamer crashed a throo-run homo run hits. Jeff M ^ n bMBSd l h ^ hits, so, tfy to get ahead of me and than for Rood. Walt Adomy and Mark while Ryan RawlInNb pitchod oroH In * 7 II 6 Llont, Whaltrt tpontor tounity strike me out," Jsekeen said. " I Poeonl drilled throo hits ooch (or defeat. Aaron Custer oiso ployed well knew if he threw a strike on the SulTWen. whio Don Chapman ond Mike In the field. poras ph J 6 6 6 ------HARTFORD — The (Haitonbury Liona Club and Hartford Poeonl chipped in with o pair of first pitch 1'dtokeawltockdit.He sofotlos apiece. M im atlgm i Wbalonr announced they are teaming to aponaor a charity galf throw a ctrike, and I took a whnefc tournament Sept. 6 at Glaatonbury Hills Country CHib. The Oilers come from behind wMh at h ." RiC two outs In their (Inoi at bat to shodo Proceeds from the first annual Lions/WhalerB Golf Touras- Dairy (toeen, f-7, at Leber FMd. Molt mont will beneflt the Lions' administrative fond forcharitahie The RBI woe the 14 Nelson Frolehtwav piled up throo- Lescee and Andy Salo deUverod the ri^i kseo’scareer, nevtagbtaipaat run rallies In the fourth, fifth and sixth clutch hits In the ^ Is iv e (rams. ^Fwiitereeiii •ervicaa, the UConn Childrens’ Cancer Fuad and the Jaefceeo’i to trounce Jim's Area, 11-5, at NIko. Lescee, who iwd throe RBIs in the Osgns. Atlontol. ^ndnnatl i Optbamology Unit at the UConn Health Center in Farmington. Joe DiMaggio L _ into 22nd .place on Gary Falcotto slopped four hits ond gome en a double and single, also the ail-tlme liet. It was also Jim Smyth added throe to led Nelson. ptayM a tough dsfonee, along with Entry fee ia $100 per person and each foursome will inciude one Ooue Orlfffn, Mock Gray, Mike Loneo, Jovon Overstroot. Winning pitcher IF N R l eolebrity player, including members of tbe Whalers. Jackoon’fl arotgam eraiadag RB I Oouo t iffin and Lorry Rekos oil this season and gave California Ha Solo tossed a tour-hittor, sirlkbig out n t i t For applications, information, write lo Glaatonbury Lions cpntrlbutsd two hits each. For Jim's. 13. DQ Iwd token the leM when Luis 733 4 3 1 3 3 IStb one-run vM ory in IB triea. UPlptMilO Don Jones and Terry Hickey laced (L 1-7) 1 4 Tibbs Club, P.O. Box 375, Glastonbury, Ct., ABU. or call Brian Tyrol, Rivera scorM on o possedboll. Pitcher Tbe decision brake (Aicago'p three safeties apiece, while Ken Ftono- Dove Berube hoiwerM and singled, Fn^wlW 31) " It 1 1 i i BSS-mi (days) or George Rowe S33-23SB (evenings). California. Angels rallied In the ninth to eon and Bob watts added two each. Morgan Bourque doubted and Cory **tvP SmWhsen .^^:36. ‘ Ap^ufot.* five-game windiig streak and Chicago’s Cartton Figk (right) is wet- Lassev sIngIM and played orell allowed California to leap over tbe coined beck to the dugout after win on a Reggie Jackson two-run single, defensively. R ifiliiM irtiiriS QHO tickett at Spadal Olymplea White Sox to Uke tbe di vision lead. slugging fourth-inning homer against 2- 1. Paul Frenetto and Lou Welllnoton InL Fang ^ » i 1 1 ! I cranked out three home runs apiece to Dsdmon H ! ! 2 f 2 deimr NasoNf Arms over Buffalo Dairy Queen MankM the Olters, 34, f f. ? rhM l “ * ” “ .b rh M !SK____ a . . i . ' 4 ^ 4 1 »1 STORRS — Free spectator Ucketo to the 1BB8 Sammy Davis dr. O ddee S, BiwwgiB 3 Weaver, wbe returns aa skipper each bomered to power Minnesota. cracked a tbree-nin homer and Water TovOm, 1S-11, at Robertson behind (he twe-hit pitching e( G ^ wusen cf 46 66 Psresnt 1 6 I 6 WP—TIbbsk T-3:06. A—1SA14. Greater Hartford Open will be pasted Out tWo weekrad (today Jim Sundberg hit a m Io shot to lift RyM at Verptanefc Field. Ryan, who finiih H 4616 At Baltimore, P ^ IdTRR toM igiit Mike SmHbson, 5-S, combined witb FWrk. Georae Hannon collected three struckout U In chucking his sacoM thru Sunday) when tbe University of Connocticut hoals Uie IBH ■mxxtixri a two-ruabonwr andC d Kansas City. Mark Gubicza, 3-4, hits. Rich Betokewlci clouted a homer '106 1>glne 7. RangefB 5 Rick Lyaander, who got his third and shtole and Steve Ooncl belted two shutout In a row, now has SO Ks In ttio UiKo'sb Expgg I. Cubt 7 ConnecUcut Special Olympics. Ripken Jr. added a pair of save, on a nine-taHter. Tbe loser Struck out a career-high nine in 5 hits (or Nossin. Providino the lonoboll past throe gonws. Brten Zaccoro I dh4t _ ^ A total of SOO ticketa to the GHO will be distributed. At Arlington, Texas, Tim 1-3 innings. Dan Quisenberry for the loeers were Butch Talaoo, who slngted oM Ryan doubled to pace the • by Philo to 4010 niD-sooring doubles to help tbe was Frank Tanana, 1-7. cfced a pair of round-trlpoers. and offense. Joey Ferros oM Jason Loxso- . , , ______Cf4000 r i i i f Aao More than 2,500 Special Olympians from ttarougbout the state Orioles snap a five-game loeiiig Laudner drove in tbe go-ahead run notched his 12th save. Ivan Cal B rls fwd the only hlfsfor theOlters. Tony )06 CgiOsm rf 4 1 1 1 ObrbM with a sixtb-inning single and Royglg 4, MartneiB 3 deron and Alvin Davis homered for II Zwick, who bombed a homer and Cook hurted five Innings ef (wo Mt MIVPWW cfVf 433 1 ______. of Connecticut will take part in the three day extravaganza in streak. They were managed by Cal shiM. Ken Bovler socked four hits, 1000 Cotes SS 3 110 Sondbre Kirby Puckett and Greg Gagne At Seattle. Darryl Motley tbe Mariners. To m ToIo m and Frank Lalashlus relief. Don Corongslo and Pat Osborne Hitting home filete 4000 Phelps eh I 000 3b4g00 Low to 41 Storrs. Riphen Sr. in tbe absence o f Eari throe each, and Bud ToIo m two for both mode sparkling plays In the field. 3 )1 1 Keorney c301 1 SAorolna______rf 51 1 1 Dawson rf 4 ' The Special Olympics begins tonight witb ^toning ceremonies Buftalo Water Tovern. Tha Lawyarg' Bryan Qagnon iaabouttobouncaon homa S3000 Durhm 1b 5 0 3 1 Brooks ss f I Lothrop Insurance romped past NaUaual Fang ~l4S4Tslgl6 S363 Davis c 4 1 )1 woliaeb t o i I at 7 p.m. at Memorial Stadium. Regular competition begloa Plata witti a run in W adniaday night Intamational Farm CRy Coy to 3)00 Fronen lb 4 1 Saturday morning at 0; 30 a.m. and runs throughO: Mp.m. AOkm Wilson Electric, 1S-4, at FltiaeraM DIRosa Cleaners outshisgod Wolf- iostey H 4 3 3 0 Wnnaoh cf 4 1 Field. AIRodonIs blasted four hits and ______j a « = } resumes Sunday at B a. m. until 2:30 p.m. with closing ceremonies Rosie Ransom and Joe Torvono each Zockln, 16-14, at Bowers IdieM. Keith LKtla Laagua action at Varpianck Fiaid. Qagnon acorad Gams wkuikwRgl—Sundboro(3>. Bowo ss OOOOBuMrac 301 ZIngter crockM three hIta to loM iisbnsr eh 1 0 1 3 Driessn eh 1 0 L . at 3 p.m. at the stadium. MHS honors Its top athletes Iwd three (or Lofhrop. John Thonws B Colssjto t odfflotkOB Konsoi supplied the power (or the victors with DIRosa, while Ryan McGoo, Rich one of aix rung for hig taam but it wag not anough aa Cllv oTssSliok 3a-Cotes. HR-Mottey l oronson e 0 0 0 0 FItaoerld c3 1 1 1 o M ir of HRs, a three^un shot and a Buslck oM Jeff Altrul p le i^ w e ll. Anaaldi’a aacurad an 11-6 verdiet. Sundborg (6). CaMsron (6), Oovte Trout p 10 10 BSrmth p 4 1 1 0 heo-run shot. Rabble Ransom, Mickey Wolff-Zockln was ted by Joy Stetor, Frorier p 0 0 0 0 St. Clair p Greg Tam er, John Rogers, Kris Im p ro v e d - Mimmi Nllteon, Sportanunship- Russ Anselmo; sportsmanship- Michelle Moria- Cotocl and Dave McLouqhlln added who cranked two home runs. Jeremy J to N RaagBse WoRwr ph 1 000 Burke p Ma|or Loague toouto hoM camp Sportsmanship- Kathl Albert; GMe basketball — Most vahuble- nos; Boya lennls — most valuable- hoa hits apiece. For Wilson, Rolph Krob OddM four hits, svhite Eric Wl Ison Brusstor pOOOO Rsordon p Noone and Jeanne Lemleux BemoiUI, Roy Bodstuebner and Frank and Ron Slurhwoofher olse ployM o S S m ^ I S M 6 3 3 1 6 6 1000 walked away witb the top awards ggys crass cooMry — Moot Andrea Watts, most improved- Doug Siwik, most improved- Vic well. 3f71l7TPtelS to fN f MIDDLETOWN — Tbe Major League Scouting Burueau, vahuMe- Vlnnie Liacomb, Moat Betty Maher, tportsmanship- Kris Antico, sportsmansbip- Jeff Keno- Nomm ropM two hits each. BscfcwNh 333 0 6 0 I 4 representing all M maJ(M'league dubs, w ill eoNdnet a tryout and at the a m ^ Manchester High AgMTleagFargi B a s e b a f l ' (S 13)1 0 0 0 0 0 Letter Wtamera Awards banquet improved- Senan German, Noone; lee Hockey — most ard; Golf — Most valuable- Chris gffs=i InMructlonal clinic camp at Palmer Fidd in Middletown o k Oggty Town Fire toppM MARC. 14-16, at (k 04) S33 S 4 4 4 3 Tlmraday Mgbt at tbe Army and sportamansbip- Doug Stoker; valuable- Bobby Blake, most- Garreau and Phil Fedorebak, most ksng 31-3 0 0 0 0 0 Wednesday, June 20. Registration la atBa.m. andallplayenaie Girls erggg ceuniry- Most improved- Doug Matthew and improved- Marc Olander, Nutmeg Mechanical Services Volley Field. John ond Jpnnitsr Ralls- CMcqno 1, Mratrsoi l.LOB^^hlcaBor. Navy o fo i. knocked off Draco Draopns, ie-7, at man ted the winners’ oftense vrtih a - 1 O'O 6 1 0 naked to appear in full uniform, if posMbte. Age i i ^ is 1B-2B An overflew crowd of over 20a of valuable- Castagna, most Bryan Oatway, sportamaDsbip- sportsmansbip- Andy Boggini; triple end tew singles, e e l* drlvhiB Ui All WP-OuMcso, BocHwIBl T-4:41. Montreal 11. 3B—Lopes, Tregt, yearaofage. Keeney Field. Marshall Fox slommod flvo runs. Tommi Csto ong ttpn Lsxon Raines, Hebner, Durham. |B ^ tbe bfgb acbeqrs athletes — a improved- Castagna, Brel Factora; Bays swimmlag — ggftbnU — Most valuable- Shelley (hree hits to pace Nutmeg, while Steve scerM two runs optece, white Julio Gdrcfo f o ^ 6 3 ^ Lyons CT WMIach. SB Morolond (b , W oM A Sportsmanship- Debbie Dussault. most valuable- Mel Siebold, most (Airier, most improved- Dawn WlerMckl. Glenn Cobb, Mike Unsen- MuHnhs IbSSl 6 Boggs ~• 4333 M , Froncono (3), Sandberg (16), Lepso crowd of 155 was anticipated — M^er and Dan Wflght added two each. Smort pitched e strong game. Dove ur L Pto aa saw Turner, standout in football VoOeybaB — most vahiable- improved- Dave O’Brien, Martin, sportsmansbip- Kris Lorry Robertson hM two hits, one a Toomey oM Adam Rhlice snx 36 » i B — Massby cf 4 1 36 RkP If 4133 (3l).S—Trout. Husky racruN a Gamble homers for MARC. JomteoBolfOc 31 M J64 SW Upshaw 1b3 1 1 0 Bucknr to 46 t 1 FMIIIgg&Rlg|g4 IP H RRRBBSO and basketball until sideiined by a Carin (foctat. Most Improved-Julie sportsmansbip- Senan Gorman; Noone. homer, for the losers. Three other Box M 41 1 1 Bsster db 4610 CMcmw Falkowski and Katby Pappas, Boys indoor track— most batters hM two hits oplsce. Names 0 triple oM throe RBIs, 31 36 J44 6VS Msteik dh S 3 4 3 Evans rf 3100 There’s some doubt wlietber recruit Phil Gamble, only one of knee infoiy, receive tbe Gus were not listed. 36 36 JOS 7 Trout ft. 6-3) qwitamandiip- Kathy Warwick; valuable- Paul Toland, most BasebnU — Most valuable- Jim R aaklii New York ■ 37 JIP 616 WhUt c 4 1 3 1 Osdmon c 4 1 3 3 NBW YORK PHIkAOBkPNIA two signed, will be eligible to play for the University of Guadino Award ha best boy athlete MItewukoe 37 36 4PI fW Borflold rfSI 1 1 Banolt 3b 403 1 irbkl ib r ilb l in tbe senior ctass. Tnrner was also FeelbaB — Most valuable- Jim improved- Dave Dickson, Fogarty, highest batting average- Roy Rodpors bool Medford Motors, SS30 3 3 IteEhUl SS 3 0 I 0 Chapmn 3b30100 Somusl to 4 I 3 1 Connecticut basketball team next season. The 0-4 guard from All sportsmanship- Eric Brown; Girls Jim Fogarty, most valuable WggNB’gR gg 31-6, at HtewoM Perk. John MaOowan IP 37 W Ph46f0 GuNtnrrMnrr ssOOOOtoOOOO egterianer o f the Canard McCurry Fogarty, most improved- Ken BOdm 3b36 1 o iSiu to 4 110 Saints High in Washington, D.C., may have failed to get tbe 2.0 Modean, Walker Briggs indoar track — most vahiable- pitcher- Ken Krajewski. Granato Main Pub shutout Rrst stop LounM, oM Brad Sorensen rspsd throo hits CoRtefMa S 36 JB — KidaM to 3000 Haves cf 3 110 B.*^{nmMW7-3) 71-3 Moat Valuable Player Award ia se, at Charter Oak Field. Solly Silver ooch, white Phil Downes and Joson Johnson toiooo Schmidt 1b40l 1 if. Ctalro 0 ade point avierage required by by tbe NCAA to play Diviaion I SportanunoWp- John Rogers and Becky Castagna, roost im p ro v ^ Sportsmanship- Dave Mazzotta; sloslwd throe hits (or the victors. For Buxton exesited In the field for the S lIfS B S Burke 11G £ n. U(fonn offidala would not confirm receipt ef Gamble’s high batootbail wHb Brian Spano. Kohms CHy Hrnndk to 4 1 1 0 OWHson r(4 1 1 3 Noone, a three sport captain, Dave Maxsotta; GMe owhmning Mary Ann Troy, sportsmanship- Boys’ (rack — most valuable- 'Al the lasers, Debbie GurskI, Donna vkters. Pot Flynn, Theresa Cormier S i l l agmpoNwikiBilL ______Carter c 3310 Vlr«n c 4030 Reardon (SS Ifm 1-3 sebod transcript. MIodtInskI oM Mary Boyko pMed oM John Cormier (wdtwohfis each for 3 S •tol S SZ Mstoby. TruHilo, Musosimon. Footer If 3000 OOrate N 30 1 0 St. Ctalro...eUAodto; to3baitersin6BL wag honored witb tbe Pam Pratt — moot vahuMe- Mary Ann Troy, Kathy Comeau; WregiBag — most O’Neill, most improved- Bob Cas throo soleftos apiece. Medford. 0600 Moddeii cf 0000 T-G:0e.A-:s- mSmi most improved- Armory KnoOa. vahuMe- Frank Hoher, most tagna, sportsmanship- Albie Har The Elks edged Burger King. 14-13. of Award aa top girt athlete in the V >1|. Jotte so 4 13 0 L e n ig v L improved- Greg Vincent, ris; GMs Track — Most valuabie- Nottwn Hate. Mark Forsehlno and Jeff ra. (todman. 3B Moraby. h r — 0 rf 40ii Koosnin p 3000 CaMca may deal Miorofal senior class. Noone also won tbe gpottsesamUIP" Jeaasie Reid ted tho Elks'hittino offock. whUe gssisn ll Toronto 7 jags (S , 6*eiuesekO).SF—Budoier, •a ss36 1 0 Andtfsn p 0000 sportsmanship in girfa* baaketbuB Wofs gMfcgtbsB ^ CMnd spoitmuaship-Scott Liscomb. Becky Clastagna, most improved- Kovbi Schvwbo sporhM the dofsnso. Sarah Nicholson, sportsmanship- A nlnoTun socoM boostM Jones isRHisrsAMBwau Lynch p . 3000 Ceresm ghOOf 1 G o l f BOSTON — A source dose to tbe Boston CdUes have reported and softball. McCurry M VP Award-Turner and Ghfis Tennto — most vahuble- LowNcoping to m ll-S woNx over Geen Martin boltod a homer for Mlwiwsste7,ToxasS to N a i TWHeen cf 1 000 — ■ p 0060 Sanefy Wilson. Pete Wigren Award- Burger King. Steve Tine and Peter TsINS B463 that the NBA team has made inquiries to other teams about Rogers, a standont in football Spano, Ray D’Amato M ost Alicia Ouinby and Sara Forstrom, Allstate Business Machine at PoomI JultenitumM unassisted do ubte ploys. Collfsndp 3. CMosm I most Improved- Anna Riggio. Becky Castagna. FMd. Randy LonsonecloutM a triple, Konsss O p fO M M s ^ NOW York Cedric Maxwdl. Tbe Celtics have become diseaGhanied with the and track, waa winner of the Improved- Marc Hendricks. double and single, sshlle Je(( Rea U J. Opgg rw M g Scbolar-Athlele Awanl He was oddM thTM singles (or Jones. Rick Torente (Clancy 336 of I 0 1 1 Ooiiw wksikigRgi—G.Witeflw^. B-7 veteran forward. He underwent arthroecopic knee aurgery Smith and UeneT Lsssoro contributed Ik an M 1 I B- F dster, Sdw. LOB Now York 6, back on Feb. 22 to repair cartilage damage and the Cdtics were also co-winner of the tporttmon 1V3 3 i PhNorteMIlla A 3B—Bchu. Itermoi A ll tore hits apiece for the ortnners. Miles R cc BsSC^sD ^^ t o S d ’ ncnwgpr m i ___ ^Mlcb.,j (UaappoiBted witb his performance and bis effort at sUp award fo footbeS witb Dave Boutlller roppM throe hits for Allstate. mM umm 0.-OI POPP (Btetevon*6), MSpjn. ^ J ^ HR ^BBmuN(i^8;W)lsen|^ (PurlB) Maimtta. Lenrienx receiving the John StonUifoNo hit vroll. Petr on (TerroH a3> of. Now York 433 W 6 6 3 4 rehamlitatioD. (Rosmusspn 33), tmjm. SF—Corcorute.' TsbChuno Chon G irie' Schoiar-Athlolc A w ar£ She I f t ] j Fred Couetes Maxwell has claimed the injury never healed properly. Igtirlnvg Pfgy RUtewukpo (lAickPvIch 331 gl ' ' 3 bolters In Mh; Mae garnered the W ggtSM a more (Davis 331,6*S pju. _ _ _ .to waaRaato Tom KUo award in girl ' _^66onchosM’ B.dsstrgyod BoNm B, I to 1 boltor In ms NswYofk Joy Hoes Ward Manufacturing nIppM Mud- Mtor kiTIh, vllle Nino, 4G, at PagMl Hold. Kon Bolten H M Thursdov. Nool (Hoofsn 31), t:3ipjii. Lynch 71-3 f 3 3 0 3 Other top winneiu included Scfwcfcnor drilted two singtas and a Chicago (Soever•* puor 4>d|a .. of CoHfsndo OMwelLI® 33 3 3 3 3 3 Lakers cHvIds playoff pool Becky Caatagna and A n Pggaity. PERRY'S Luce trIplM oM shiglM to leM Word, ( t J S S H S W * - while Lance Totro Iwd (oro singles (or double, Kevin Wilson crackMadoubte (Remiiito73),1. ______,W:3iP4n.------MHie Rsid ftewugitM bad aa atmtal to take Mudville. en^ngle. MANCHESTER HEBALP. Friday. Jtwe I4,.l$$5 - u - M ANCHESTER H E R A M >. FriiU v. June M. I«W NL roundup Sixers to appoint Guokas head coach FOCUS / Weekend / Giants swinging “ Both have excellent basketball PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - After minds; both are very similar. The two weeks of speculation, the choice will be very difficult If it Philadelphia Tters have elevated comes down to those two, Kats assistant coach Matty Guokas to — and missing head coach, replacing Billy **Biit Kats didn’t have to make the Cunningham. Terms of Guokas’ contract were decision. ^ . w j San Francisco manager Jim Da “ This whole thing was botched Bv MIkt Tully not released Thursday when the venport. ’’Laskey pitched well completely by Detroit. When we United Press International team announced the coaching enough to win tonight, but he just first asked for permission to speak selection. Harvey Pollack, team did not get any support.” with Chuck, they wanted two The San Francisco Giants would spokesman, said a news confer second-round draft choices,” Kats love to knock down Dick Williams’ PhllllM 5, MbIs 4 ence would be held today. theory. They’d probably just swlnf explained earlier this week. "Wo At Philadelphia, Glenn Wilson Cunningham resigned two weeks thought that’s what the price was, and miss, though. hit a two-run homer with two out in ago after the Tters lost the NBA Williams, manager of the San two seconds. the eighth to lead the Phillies. The Eastern Conference playoffs to the Diego Padres, has riled the Giants "At no time did we ever hear homer followed a walk to Von Boston Celtics. with a comment that his team, about a first round. Then (Pistons Hayes and made a loser of Jesse The Sixers also had considered which is leading the NL West, fears general manager) Jack (McClos- Orosco, 1-3, who relieved Ed Lynch Detroit Pistons’ coach Chuck Daly everyone in the division except San key) called back and said it was a in the eighth. Shane Rawley, who for the coaching job, but that first. Had we known that from the Francisco. took over in the eighth for possibility fell through when De "W e haven’t given him any beginning, we never would have Philadelphia, improved his record troit demanded a first round draft reason to worry about us yet,” taken the step to Interview Chuck. to 5-5. pick in exchange for letting Daly catcher Bob Brenly said ’Thursday out of the last year of his three-year It would have been over before It night after the Padres posted a 3^) ExpoB 9, Cubs 7 started,” Kats said. contract. victory over the punchless Giants. When Cunningham resigned, At Montreal, Andre Dawson, Guokas has worked for the team ’ ‘Right now, he can say whatever Guokas Immediately put in his bid Terry Francona and Hubie Brooks for nine years — 4>A years as a he wants about us, but I ’ve seen lor the position and Interviewed drove in two runs each to lead the broadcaster and telecaster and the things like this backfire in the past. Expos. Bryn Smith, 7-3, worked 7 last five as an assistant coach. He with Kats the same day. Despite We’ve got a lot more games left 1-3 innings and scattered eight hits. spent 10 seasons, beginning in the attempt to woo Daly, Kats said this year with the Padres.” he was certain Guokas could do the Jeff Reardon, the fourth Montreal 19M-87, in the league as a backup Dave Dravecky combined with pitcher, got the last out for his guard with the Sixers. job. Goose Gossage on a six-hitter, major-league leading 19th save. Sixers owner Harold Kats had "There's no doubt In my mind handing out more indignity to a said earlier that he had two equally Matty could do it and would be an team that has suffered quite a bit Rids 9, BravM 2 qualified candidates for Cunningh excellent coach.” Kats said before already. The Giants have been At Atlanta, Eddie Milner’s one- am’s job: Goukas and Daly. the appointment was announced. shut out nine times this season and out single scored Dave Concepcion have scored six runs in their last 82 from second base to ignite a Innings. seven-run 11th for Cincinnati. The Junior Legion wins again Dravecky, 5-4, allowed six hits in Reds, who had only two hits seven innings and was supported ueiphoto entering the 11th, sent 12 men to the Joe Casey, Paul Gavarrino and Barnett. Rich Sullivan and Trent by three of the four Padres double plate and had seven hits in the Rich Sullivan combined for a Seamon led the 12-hlt attack. plays. Gossage picked up his 14th Dave Parker (right) greeta Gary Redus at home plate inning. Gene Garber, 1-3, took the three-hit shutout as Manchester save of the year. The loss went to Manchester has now scored 37 loss. Pete Rose went O-for-4. after former belted two-run homer In fourth Inning Junior Legion throttled South Bill Laskey, who gave up eight hits runs in its last 12 innings, while Windsor, 14-0, at Cougar Field and three runs over six innings as CardlnalB 2, PiratM 1 scoring Redus. Reds won, 9-2. allowing just one unearned marker ’Thursday in JC-Courant League his record fell to 1-7. At Pittsburgh, Jack Clark and in the same span. victory against his old teammates. George Hendrick tor the Senior Division action. “ We’ve Just got to start putting Tito Landrum knocked a solo home The locals are back in action After 8 2-3 innings, Jeff Lahti came and his fourth save. Larry McWilU- Manchester, 2-0 in the league aboard! run and an RBI double to help give the ball in play when we have a ams, 3-5, was tagged with the loss. Monday, hosting Marlborough at chance to score,” said dejected St. Louis’ John ’Tudor, 4-7, his first in and struck out former teammate and 2-1 overall, scored twice in the first inning before erupting for a Cougar Field in an exhibition «Av„n.nin second frame. Rich game. Gretzky, Kurri top NHL All-Star list MANCHESTER MIDGET FOOTBALL first appearance on the first team. Bv Lisa Harris ton Oilers ’Thursday were named to selection as the first-team center. REGISTRATION Coffey scored 121 points to easily United Press International the first-team NHL All-Star squad. He scored 73 goals and 135 assists ’The Oilers teammates finished for 208 points and was also the lead all defenseman and set a Playera and Chaarleadera record for NHL defenseman with TORONTO — Wayne Gretzky, 1-2-3 in voting, with Gretzky the M VP of the playoffs. Jari Kurri and Paul Coffey of the only unanimous first-team Gretzky’s right wing Jari Kurri 12 playoff goals. Open to roaklants of Manchester who will be 10 years of age by Ogrodnick had 55 goals and 50 the Stanley Cup champion Edmon- selection. received the second- highest point Dec. 31,19M end will not have reached 14 years by Nov. 1,1865. Rounding out the first team were total with 271. The Lady Byng assists for 105 points and received Birth Certificates must be presented. Detroit left wing John Ogrodnick, winner as the league’s most 218 points in the voting. Bourque, a Silk City Railroad Club invites you to an open house defenseman Ray Bourque of Bos sportsmanlike player displaced four-time first team pick, has WolgM Llmlls: Players only - Min. 70 lbs., Max. 120 Iba. made either the first or second ton and Philadelphia goaltender second-team selection Mike Bossy By Nonev Poppas Bob BeU is owner of the Train Exchange, a division LPGA team all-star squad in each of his Pelle Lindbergh. of the New York Islanders on the Place: American Legion Hall. 20 American Legion Drive Herald Reporter of New England Hobby Supply. He Is also the six seasons. He led the Bruins with Gretzky, awarded his league- first-team by a 94-point margin. (Across from Manchester Armory) unoifficial chief engineer of the railroad, which is 86 points and was the runnerup to record sixth M VP trophy Wednes Kurri was second to Gretzky in ’The six-car train puffs and strains around the big known as BeU Lines. "Actually, my title Is ‘ben^olent day night after winning the Ross scoring with 135 points and re Coffey for the Norris ’Trophy. When: Monday, June 17,1065, 6;30-6:30pm lead to Tueeday, June 18.1085, 6;30-8:30pm curve and up the hill. Bystanders hear the dictator,” ’ be said. ’Trophy as scoring champion, was ceived just 30 penalty minutes this Joining Bossy and Barrasso on cchhh-chew, cchhb-chew of its overworked engine. In He was the one, for example, who decided that the named to the first team on all 59 season. the second team were Winnipeg the glassy-smooth pond below, there’s a reflection of Silk City Club should copy Horseshoe Curve. " I t ’s ballots — good for 295 points — by Regletratlon Fee: On defense, Coffey, the Norris center Dale Hawerchuk, Islanders the locomoUve, iU f r r i^ cars and caboose. very famous, and I expect a great number of people the Professional Writers Hockey Trophy winner as the league’s best left wing John Tonelli and defense- Players $10 each / Cheerleadars $5 each Clark Individual family fee not to exceed $15. All 40 inches of it, that is. would want to model it, but most don’t have the defenseman, finished two points Association. men Rod Langway of Washington Welcome to Horseshoe Curve, Pa., now located in space,” be said. BeU Lines occupies a 120-by-45-foot It was Gretzky’s fifth straight behind Kurri in voting to make his and Chicago’s Doug Wilson. the old Bon Anti building on Hilliard Street. room, where the Orford Soap Co. once turned PITTSFORD, N.Y. (UPI) - Eighteen ntembers of the Silk City Model Railroad Glashmbury feldspar into cleanser. Despite cold and soggy conditions, Club have ^plicated in miniature one of the most Judy Clark managed a 3-under-par famous curves in real-life railroading. Every railroad TR AIN S ON TH E B E LL U N E S travel between th;' 69 to hold a one-stroke lead after tie, building and bush on that dangerous piece of fictitious towns of West Juniata, Pa., and BeU City, the first round of the LPG A Pennsylvania track has been studied, measured, $255,000 Rochester International. New England. Along the way, they pass through a m app^, photographed and replicated. Clark, winless in eight profes half-dozen towns, including Fairfaven, Waterbury, sional seasons, started shortly Bridgeport and West Redding. They load cargo at five TH E E FF O R T TOOK months. Each bush was after a two-hour delay for wet industrial parks, deUver it at other sites, pass modeled by hand; each bit of the hill was sculpted to grounds Thursday. She scored four dramatic flowing scenery, and struggle around the match the angles on the area’s topographical survey birdies in her first nine holes and famous Horseshoe Curve. held on for a one-stroke lead over maps. " I t ’s as much Uke an actual railroad as possible,” The curve is part of an enormous model railroad veteran Nancy Lopez and rookie said BeU. “ Just to get in here and run the trains setup. More than 260 locamoUves pull trains around Nancy Scranton. around in a c ^ l e may entertain the public, but it does "I’m a streaky putter.” Clark two miles of track. It’s one of the 10 largest railroad nothing for the modelers. We’re interested in having models in the country, said the group’s presidenL Bob said. ” If I make a few, I make a lot. every train perform a specific function, have a When you start making puts it BeU. particular route, just as it would be in the heyday of On Saturday, the public is invited to the club’s open changes your frame of mind.” railroading.” Four players tied at 71, including bouse when the "B ell Lines” will be in full operation. The club even keeps timetables and computer cards Alice Miller, a three-time winner More than 100 trains w ill take the 40-mimite trip to regulate cargo. this season; Rosie Jones, the around the circuit. Sixteen men will work the controls. Many of the trains were modeled by club nnembers. runner-up to Kathy Whitworth at ’The free open bouse is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the A particnlarly detailed locomotive can take 500 hours this tournament last year; SueErtl Davies checks a model train, one of Saturday by 18 members of the Silk City ’Train Exdiange, on the second Poor of 71 Hilliard St., to malm. and Barbra Mizrahie. several which will be operated on Model Railroad Club. the old Bon A ^ building. “ But model railroaders are a strange breed,” BeU Whitworth, who was honored at a said. "You come to a meeting, or to our open bouse on dinner Thursday night commemo Saturday, and you’U see bow they can reaUy get rating h e r 85th career victory last involved." year in Rochester, shot a 76. BRAND NEW 1985 BRAND NEW 198S . " I ’m hitting it bad, and I don’t THIS IS an eclectic display, rather than one which know if I can get it out of my SPSemUM HATCHBACK STOCK *2466 tries to dupHcate the way a particular place looked at a particular time. system,” Whitworth said. CAMARO SPORT COUPE #2848 8 SPD., RACK S PINION STEERING, FRONT WHEEL DRIVE, The weather was among the "A t home, a modeler may say that he’s going to V-e, B SPD., Am COND., AM/FM STEPEO CASSETTE, TILT CLOTH INTERIOR SSMQP CITY/43MPQ HIGHWAY worst encountered by LPGA play WHEEL, MUCH MORE. moM the Oresapeake Railroad as it was in ers this season. It took almost 10 September of 1926,” BeU said. "Here, since there are hours to complete the round, and 15 so many of us, we take a broader approach. We mix most players wore woolen sweat 14 our tiiM periods. Here you see a model of a ers and hats to stay warm in the OTHERS steam-powered silk train, which would have been 50-degree temperatures and 20 OTHERS operating in the 1926s, right next to a sleek, very new mph winds. IN STOCK! > inodel f i m ConraU.” IN STOCK! 0 3 9 9 In addition, trains wUl soon travel th ro u ^ a time H 6,489 warp. Club members are modeling one viUage to look Uke the Cheney silk mills circa 1920, and Depot Square Bandits os it looked in the late 1949s and e ^ y 19S0s. QUALITY OK USED CARS The huge BeU City layout in the back room is not the may switch 14 CKEV CAMARO It RUKK ELECTM II amc concord a. K fori EWOIT only train set which wiU be operating on Saturday. There are tiny trains, each just a few inches long, V 4LllpiL, EsMsWLV-liMsi 4a,ICyLAMS) t a„ 4 CfL Ailk r*3 Weekenders By Ken Franckllng United Press International Tickets are $1$ for adults and $$ for cbildren. and Try the shlsh may be bought at the door. Marine band plans BOSTON — Whistling comes naturally for Ron Cheap eats abound McCroby, a former advertising man from Cincinnati Greek Festival '$5, the annual celebration at St. who parlayed his pucker into a unique form of jazz It’s a great weekend for inexpensive meals at George Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 433 Fairfield Ave., Walk afttr brunch expression. churches and organisations in the area. Hartford, will be this weekend. Greek treats will 2nd landing In town McCroby, in deference to the famous painter best Paal tM(. Veterans of Fordga Wars, 6M E. Center Include nuMissaka, pasticcio, shlsh kebob, Greek Enjoy a hearty brunch at Adams Mill Restaurant. known for a portrait of his mother, bills himself as St., will hold a Father’s Day breakfast at its salad, and pastries. Dinner will be served until 9 145 Adams St., at 12:30 p m. Sunday. Then, walk off “The Other Whistler.” headquarters on Sunday from 7 a.m. to noon. The the calories on a trail along the meandering It took iBit-mlnute huatling by tonight; lunch will be available from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. StABley Oitrinsky, and a good He is a late-blooming jazz man who decided meal will include eggs with ham or bacon, home fries. Saturday; and dinners will be served Saturday from 5 Hockanum River. The Hockanum River Linear Park 2‘A-years ago to make a full-time career shift from Juice, toast and coffee. Tickets are $2.50 for adults, Conunittee will sponsor the brunch and walk. For deal of juggling by Manchester to 9 p.m. Band ShMl coonunator Ralph advertising to music. He has since rolled up an array $1.50 for children. A Greek dailce, featuring the Yiannis Papan-Toniou those who just want the walk, meet near he restaurant of club, TV and festival appearances plus two albums HIHslowu Graage, 017 Hill St., East Hartford, \yill at 2 p.m. Rain date is June $3. Maocarone. Fortunately, thHr Orchestra from Greece, will be held from 9 p.m. work paid off. on Carl Jefferson's Concord Jazz label. serve a baked-chicken and strawberry-shortcake Saturday to 1 a.m. Sunday. Because McCroby’s bebop warbling sounds a lot supper Saturday at 5 and 6: SO p.m. Tickets are $0 for An additional concort has Elks Mt flag taaslon baen added to the already- like the piccolo, he calls his instrument the puccolo, adults and $3 for children 12 and under. For hence the title of his debut album — “Ron McCroby reservations, call S2$-0114 or 500-S933. Squares close the season Manchester Lodge of Elks will hold a Flag packed band-shell schedule, BnrasMe United Methodist Church. 16 Church St., ceremony Sunttay at 2 p.m. at 30 WIssell St. Lt. Ool and the Second Marine Aircraft Plays Puccolo.” Blast Hartford, will have a ham, bean and The Manchester Square Dance Club will hold its last Paleul Flagg, commander of the Army National t;Wln| Show Band from Cherry “I'vb whistled since I was a kid. I never really tried strawberry-shortcake supper on Saturday at 5 and dance of tlie season on Saturday from t to 11 p.m. at Guard Flight Actlvlltes at Windsor Locks will speak. Point, N.C., will perform a to develop it,” McCroby explained between sets at a 6:20 p.m. 'Tickets are $6 for adults and $3 for children Waddell School After the program, there will be a flag bumi^ concert tonight. recent club date. "I went to the movies when it cost a under 12; those under 5 eat free. Reservations may be Bruce McCue will be caller and Anita White will cue ceremony of worn American Flags people bring tow Ostrinshy, a former Marine dime — wow, that dates me — and saw a short with the made by calling 520-7403. the rounds. Refreshments will be served. The public is properly destroyed. The event will be open to the musician himself, beard just 10 Ted Weems Band, and I started whistling along with First Uailed Methodist Church, 29 Puddin' Lane, welcome. public. days ago about the poMibillty of Elmo Tanner.” Storrs, will hold a chicken pot-pie and strawberry- obtaining this bamt'a strvices. Tanner was a ‘30s singer in the Weems gang who shortcake supper tonight at 7 p.m. Tickets are $4.50 At first, Maccarone wasn’t whistled as a lark, as have contemporary jazz for most adults, $3.75 for fathers and $3 for children Peanutbutter* at park Tiny fiddles playing optimistic. "I told him there musicians Toots Thielemans and Bob Haggart. None ages 5 to 11. was no room at the inn. We have brought such technique to the art as McCroby. The Men’s Club of Rockville United Methodist You can hear a concert presented by Paul Recker, The University of Hartford will echo with the sound couldn’t tit another program ” I could heiar the chord changes and stuii, even Chnrtch, 142 Grove St., Vernon, will hold a ham, bean the one half of the Manchester-based children's of 300 youngsters playing miniature violiiu, when the Arlo sings ‘Alice’ In,” said Maccarone. "Then 1 when I was a little guy,” McCroby said. “My sister and strawberry-shortcake dinner Saturday at 4:30 group, Peanutbutterjam, at Elizabeth Park, seventh annual Suzuki festival begins Saturday started to reconsider.” Be at the Manchester Bend Shell for the Second Marine said they always knew when I was coming home and 0 p.m. Hartford, tonight. morning. All events are free. Arlo Guthrie withdrew from the concert circuit filing Junior High School Jazz Aircraft Wing Show Band because I whistled. Now I’m using it creatively — as a The menu will also include cole slaw and potato His free performance begins at 6:30. At 7:45, Jim The children are all taking Suzuki violin lessons. several years ago. but he’ll he back with a free Ensemble, originally scheduled new instn^ment.” salad. Gregory will call the figures for a country dance, These are based on the premise that very young performance Saturday at the Branford Festival on the to have the shell for a full-length The McCroby sound is warm and filled with which ends at 11. That dance, too, is free, and will be children can learn the language of music through concert tonight, was willing to Much of the food is donated by Illing Jazz Eneemble. They will imagination. Sustained breathing allows for rapid- Tickets are.$S.50 for adults and $3.50 for children 10 Branford green. Highland Park Market. Bread present their “Down East” and under. Proceeds will help send 10 members of the held in front of the pond house. In case of rain, the listening and imitating. h>^ before they can read Son of legendary folk singer Woody Guthrie, Arlo be coopreative. Instead of play fire bursts while maintaining his clear tone and dance will be inside the pond house. ing a full program, they offer^ is being baked for all meals by stage show, featuring singing articulation. church to rebuild homes in Appalachia. For music. came to the attention of folk audiences in the mid-*60s, WHISTLER RON McCROBY For more information, call 521-8714. The festival will feature workshops at the with the song and movie versions of "Alice’s to be the "warm-up act" for the Manchester Association for Re and dancing to patriciUc, coun ‘Tm actually expressing horn-like ideas. It’s reservations, call 871-1705 or 872-4287. tarded Citizens. Snacks and try weatern, jazz, swing and top university's Hartt School of Music from 0 a.m.m to Restaurant.” Marine group. almost like an instrument,” McCroby said. . . . lot of pluck in his pucker noon. There will also be a mld-moming performance Guthrie’s concert begins at 7 p.m. Earlier In the beverages throughout the two 46s hit tunes. His latest album, “The Other Whistler,” includes a Whoa, a rodeo! of an updated “Story of the Ugly Duckling,” and day, visitors can enjoy chamber music, folk singbrs, IT WAS THEN OSTRINS- days will be donated by area “This is not a typical military mix of jazz favorites and (wntemporary ballads, from A crafty group another featuring a selection of Irish tunes, arranged businessmen. presentation,” said Maccarone. Jimmy Giuffre’s “Four Brothers,” Benny Colson’s ”I Looking for a few thrills? Consider the Budweiser two different story theater presentations and a KY’g task to find lodging, In concert, McCroby usually works with backing for flute and vocalist. fife-and-drum corps. There will also be elephant and transportation, meals and af “They aren’t just marching in Remember Clifford” and Dave Brubeck’s M classic from a local trio, and they tend to cut loose with Lyman Orchards. Route 147, Middlefield, will host a Black World Championship Rodeo at Dillon Stadium. uniforms, they are doing a full large crafts show on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. At 2 p.m. Saturday will be a special concert camel rides, storytelling, face painting and more. ternoon entertainment for the “We debated some about the “Blue Rondo A La Turk” to “ Mayberry R.F.D.” and improvisation on most numbers. To change the pace, Huyshape Avenue, Hartford, on Saturday. featuring the 300 young violinists. On Sunday, an best way to entertain them for stage show." “Song from MASH,” the latter by one of his favorite About 75 New England artisans will exhibit their Some 50 black cowboys and cowgirls will compete in From 7 a.m. to noon, the Branford Rotary Club will Marines, who arrived in Con- he’ll also pull out his clarinet once or twice a night. honors concert at 4; SO p.m., in Hartt School’s Millard , necticut Thursday and are the afternoon,” Maccarone Ttere are both sing-aiong and composers, Johnny Mandel. McCroby has since dropped the gimmickry.be flrat wares, which include pottery, watercolor paintings, bareback bronco-riding, calf-roping, steer-wrestling, sell you all the pancakes you can eat for $2.50. From dance-along aegments to the tole work, and baskets. Admission is $1.25. In case of Auditorium, will feature those who won the soloists’ noon to 5 p.m. strawberry shortcake goes for $2 per expected to leave Saturday said. “But we decided that golf employed to gain attention — like a calling card that barrel-jumping, and more. Gates open at noon, and contest, which is occurring throughout the weekend. would be our best bet.” The program. At a recent concert The latter two songs sound somewhat schmaltzy rain, the show will be held on Sunday. the performance begins at 3 n.m. serving. morning. was a pair of lips and a lips-shaped leather instrument After dozens of telephone group of 46 has been invited to pTMented by this group in New because they were written as whistle tunes. His case to hold his lip balm. calls, Ostrinsky a rran g ^ for play miniature golf at Connecti Britain, it waa estimated that treatment on the others are much more inventive “As soon as people heard the material, it paligbt them to stay in dormitories at cut Golf Land. 1,S00 members of the audience because he is taking the bora lines in a new direction. on,” McCroby said. ”I don’t need 'cute' an y m i^ .” : Briarwood College (their Satur- Band members were ex got up to dance. There will be McCroby said he has been fascinated by jazz since When one fan praised him after a sUrring re;^tion |/day concert is in Bristol). The pected to conduct band clinics sections of the show particu he was a Ud growing up in West Virginia, and played of "Puckle While You Work,” McCroby laughed. FATHER’S DAY^ • buses Were donated by Man- this morning with members of larly designed to appeal to clarinet in a junior high school band. His advertising "I tell people, one of these days I have to get a real Randall’s heroes are Bach, Handel work, and involvement with commercials, gave him a im arket ' Chester Bus Co.. Post 2046, Manchester High School and children, as well, including a job.” ' BRUNCH { Veterans of Foreign Wars, filing Junior High School bands. beacb-ball-throwing exhibition. flair for performing that he missed. NEW YORK (UPl) - Tony to. similarities and differences be religious,” Randall said. “Handel KSMMANTI lOUMI The Bennet Junior High band is All programs at tte band shell _____ / took off and lived most of his life in ’ offered the group a ham dinner "One day I was fiddling at the piano at home and Randall says today’s rock per “Bach and Handel are no pass tween them. Gleii Lochan and Thursday night. The Army and out of town this weekend. are free. The audience is whistling along. My wife Barbara heard me. At her The Kool Jazz Festival opens its 16-day W w York formers may seem like superstars, ing thing like some of the current "They were bom only about 60-70 England. He was very much the Glastenbury encouraged to bring lawn run on June 21, with the entire 1985 fesUval dedicated modem man. He was an impresa ! Navy Club was expected to feed encouragement, I went and sat in at a club.” but in the long run Bach and flashes in the pan. If they were miles from each other, within •33-3S32 DINNER ; them lunch today, and the Elks THE $• MARINE PER chairs. In case it rains, the show This father of six had such a good time that he to Max Gordon, the jazz buff who opened the Village Handel outshine even the Beatles alive today and were getting about a week of each other, but rio, a showman. He put on operas, will go on at the East Catholic Vanguard jazz club in Greenwich Village 56 years - he put on spectacles, he was very SPECIALS • Club will feed the group a FORMERS will take to the decided to shift careers at age 48. He’s now 51 and as popular musicians. royalties on all their music they they never met,” he said. “Those i spaghetti dinner before to- stage at 7: IS tonight after a H i^ School auditorium, 115 doesn’t regret the change. ago. The festival will include programs marking the Randall serves as the host of “A would make the Beatles look like two giants of Western civilization much show business, very much of New State Road. jazz contributions of Bud Powell, Wes Montgomery, ■■v' the London musical theater. He Prime Rib • night's performance. 36-minute performance by the “I said: T m going to give it a shot.’ I really went up Celebration For Handel and penny ante.” led totally different lives. without a net. boy.” Ethel Waters, and'Louis Armstrong. Bach,” marking the 300th anniver Randall dismisses rock music as “Bach never left home, really. had a ball doing it and he made or sary of the birth of the two 18th “nothing to even think about.” He led such a circumscribed life. money.” IVi lb. Lobster century musical giants, to air on “We’ve had some pretty good He never travelled more than 60 or Randall said of his own career PBS June 19,8-9 p.m. Eastern time composers in the past — Cole 70 miles from the spot where he that he would limit his television in Baked Stuffed (check local listings). Porter, Jerome Kem, George was bora. He raised some 20 future to the occasional role and Forget Hollywood, ladies! Real men don’t go there Although he is a world-class Gershwin. That was damn fine children — he was a very prolific will never again do a series. or Broiled lover of classical music, Randall stuff. They were writing for a man in more ways than one — and Reservations Suggested I did guest shots on ‘Charlie's was an advertising agency owner. says he doess’t host shows like this pretty smart audience; they were half his children become impor fev Vernon Scott Angeles is not conducive to they can go and they sort of "I rarely have a casting director United Press International happily-ever-after relationships. become frenzied." hit on me. I'm strictly business Angels,’ ‘Dallas,’ 'Quincy,' In ‘Happy Days' I was a dentist and to boost the likes of Bach and writing for a Broadway audience. tant musicians. Two or three were FATHER’S DAY 'Switch' and others. They wanted in the soap, ‘Days of Our Lives,’ I Handel. “Rock music is written for kids considered much more important Maybe it’s because this is the Smith was relieved, however, to when I walk into an office. No HOLLYWOOD — Actress Mar movie and TV capital of the world learn the old casting couch cliche is flirting. They get the message by blonde, blue-eyed (mties in bikinis played a surgeon. “Their music doesn’t need me.” — it’s only kids who buy record than he in their time.” Dad Eats For to put on someone's arm. he said. “After all, the music of now so it’s a kid’s market.” He doubted Bach would have tha Smith, who co-stars in CBS- where everything is built on a rarity among producers and the look in your eyes and your body I.V. TV’s “Scarecrow and Mrs. King” illusion. > directors, although she has en- language, which spells out ‘no these two men has been popular for He called the show he hosts “a heard of Handel, but the more ★ ★ ★ ★ ■ ir. “I wonder if Hollywood men hit more than 200 years. Millions of beautiful program.” The only worldly Handel would have known FREE series, advises women not to come . “Evidently thousands of males coimtered a few executives who fooling around.’ “Most of the roles I played when {o Hollywood looking for romance are still taking Greeley's advice offered her a job along with a ”I was around when T and A was I was in my 20s were older women, on female dentists and surgeons people have listened to their music similarity in the composers’ work Bach’s work. SNfAK PIKVIfW TtNTW M8NTAT VH OF All Day like they do actresses?” for almost 300 years and 300 years is that they both wrote baroque “Handel’s work was entirely -fT.aMO'8 FWf" IllOWSIWftWWfICT" Or marriage. about going west. This is as far as weekend in Palm Springs. popular on television. In those days usually professionals. In ‘Taxi’ I from now they will still be listened music, he said, and explained the worldly, while Bach’s was mostly with party of three or more < Even if you’re young, blonde, ■AMnnBTMMil R ttlue-eyed and successful, accord Serving Brunch ing to Smith — who just happens to possess those attributes — chances Cinema HETCS 11:00-3:00 are you will be hit on but rarely Romanced. Dinner ; A veteran of 16 years in Holly FrI and Sot 12:15.3:30.7:15.9:45,12:15; Wllllnianttc H wood, Smith, a native of Cleveland, m m Clnsmo City — The Godt Must Be Sun 12:15, 3:30, 7:15, 9:45. — D.A.R.L. JlUeen Saaare Clneiiia — Prlizl's nmniBrsMtuMis 4 :0 0 -9 :0 0 165 A d«m » Street Crozv (PG) FrI 7,9:25; Sot and Sun 2, (PG) FrI and Sot 12:45,2:50,4:55.7:30, Honor (R) ^l-S u n l:0 5 ,3 ;»,7 ;0 5 ,9 :». ia s found the land of the fruit an(l 4:2S, 7, 9:25. — The Purple Ro m of 9 :» , 11:45; Sun 12:45, 2:50, 4:55, 7:30, D.A.R.L. (PG) FrI-Sun 1:15,3:15,7:15, Maneheeter Out overrun with male crazies. 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Scenic Dining Overlooking the Reservoir lot of new popular items. Sot 7:15,9:15; Sun 7:30. Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Fri (P(3-13)Frlond$at7:15,9:10;Sun7:1S. a Peer Rldiord's Pub A Clnomo — and Sot midnight. — Sleep Awov Comp Drlye-lM razzrsMNM AT CONVEMENT LOMTNWS ; "The men In this town are bold, TWO BANQUET ROOMS DMperatilv SMklng SuMn (PG-13) FrI (R) Fri and Sot midnight. ■oet WIndtar — Return of the JedI abrasive and insensitive,” said New Hours and Sot 7:30,9:30, 12; Sun 7:30,9:30. MoostieM (PG ) FrI-Sun 8:45 with Romancing the Smith, somehow amused at the for your Summer Wedding or Party 7:00am-10:00pm SbPwcMb ClnemM— A viowtoa Kill Tronslax CeNege Twin — O.A.R.Y.L. Stone (PG) FrI-Sun 10:55. 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Orooo Of the SO states, only Delaware the arms race," the book esye. ■aid. was to loam about the nuclear facilities outside its a Eight countries, ooven of them united Rreoo international and West Virginia have no nuclear "Offidsis have kept quiet for one nudiuir network and bow it works. territory. European NATt) alliet, have U.S. infrastructure faciUtlee. Califor resoon. It’s gdn g on In sveryone’s “Tbe more it became clear how a There are more than 50,000 nuclear weapona: West Germany, WABHINOTON - A bsuntiiig nia baa the biggest number with 70, b ac^ard. extensive tbe nuclear infrastruc nuclear warheada worldwide. with 3,306 and at the front line of could stir up a family feud ovsrvisw of ths globsl nudssr ’’’Ttie g id w l infrastructure will Alaska ie next with 42 and ture was, the more we understood a There are 3,000 different loca confrontation with the Soviet bloc, foroN seyi nudssr wsspeos snd Maryland ranks third with 35. dstermias ths course of the next it re q u ire more attention to arms tions worldwide that are part of tbe ranks first with tbe most. Tbe rslstsd fsdIiUM SM "I d e v e r j^ DEAR girl’s father he isn’t good enough war; it will, in fact, contribute to control." nuclear infrastructure; 077 in the othere are Britain with 1,3M; Italy ody’s bedqrord,’’ fordng people There are ISO members in the ABBY: An ex for his daughter, all concerned the outbreak of tbe next w ar," the United States, 300 in the Soviet 540, Turkey 400, Greece IM, ■round the world to live In s “ bslr pensive piece of should believe him. He knows book says. "W e live in ■ ‘hair THE B4NMI M AKES THESE Union, 135 in Britain, 102 in France Holland 01 and Belgium 25. South United Nations. sodsty.’ jewelry was himself better than anybody. And t r i g g e r trifSer’ sodety. Permanent readi- m ajor points: and SO in China. T bs private study, eeadueted taken from our if it’s a cop-out, that’s further proof asss for war is embodied in tbe a The five nuclear powers have a The five nuclear powers have Dear Abby evsr I t y M rs sad pscksd Into so honte recently. that he’s neither good enough — nudear Infrastructure." put nuclear-related facilities in 65 deployed 11,800 nuclear weapons ihdMhIefc book, providss chilling The sad part is nor brave enough. countries and territories. 11)6 outside their territories or at sea itettellcs that oteb a mictear that we have Abigail Van Buren THE PENTAGtm TOOK A dim United States tops the list with 4S, and 12 countries permit other food reason to D EAR ABBY: Our son. 42, is notwerk oraund Uw ptonot by tho view of tbe publicstion. Spokes the Soviets have 11, Briteln 13 and nations to put nuclear weapona on suspect a teen getting married (or the secMid Ova nMor powori; tha United man Mlcbnd Burch expressed age relative time. His first m arriage ended in atotef, iM Bovtet Union, China, couoera about not all of the Brltela and PYonot. who visited us divorce nine years ago. The m sterisi having come from “ open at the time. woman he’s marrying is 13, and Topping ttte list of UJ . dtes with ■ourcos" and disputed the accu FATHER’S DAY SALEH The young relative reads your jew elry back. this is her first marriage. tbs most nudssr wsrhssds is racy of the book’s nudear tally. Beulh CaroUna, wHb s missile Burch said he could not correct I Give dad e VCR for Fetber's Day. It’s a present tha column faithfully, so perhaps A LOVING w tw le le m lly can enjoyl W e have th e right VC R fo r dad seeing this in your column might (AND HURT) RELATIVE Her parents are planning a large eubmariaa boss sRusted in Chs- the alleged insccurodcs bacauae result in the piece being quietly church wedding with all the riestoa. N s v Yorh, with neutron U.S. pdicy ie never to confirm or I on aele right nowt wsrhssds sscreted st Senses, returned. There would be no D E AR R E LA TIV E : Pass the trimmings — the kind our son had deny the preaence of nuclear QUASAR S440UR VCR rsnksd second. North DakoU questions asked. word around among the family the first time. What part do we play HsrsM ptwte S , t weapons at any location. Front loeding. 5-functlon remote. 2 concerning the missing piece, in this wedding? It’s 17 years later, osnM in third because of its " I t ’s a cbeao shot on the part of event / 14 dey timer •S3B.se* We carry insurance, but if we stressing that the insurance com and our lifestyle has changed bomber and missile bases. the Pentagoni" Arkin aaid in a QUASAR t-HOUR VCR report the loss to our insurance pany wants a police report, which considerably. My husband is re study, ’’Nuclear Battle- teiepbone interview. “ We didn’t do Front loeding. ceWe reedy. 4 event/14 Rotwry put pl9qu0 on polo fields. Global Links in tbe Arms I Front loedli company, they will insist on a will include a list of people who tired, and we are in much more anything illegal to obtiain the dey timer., wiieleM remote •400.00 • m j o r police report, and the police will were at the house at the time. If modest circumstances how. We Race,’’ was conducted by William information." Arkin and Richard Fieldhouse, want a list of people who were in that doesn't cause the piece to turn hosted one lavish rehearsal dinner Rotary Club Praaidant Don Qanovase, Hunniford is co-chairman of the park Much of the data, be said, waa ZENITH B-HOUR VCR our home at the time in order to up, then speak privately to the the night before the wedding, as is who a rt dsfenss analysts with the obtained through between 500 to 4 heede. wlreHee lemote. 4 event /14 question them. We are afraid that left, and Rotary aacratary-alact Bill and was'lnvolved with fund-raising to Institute for Policy Studies In dmf timer, eebte leedy. direct ecoeee young person you suspect. If that customary (or the groom’s par TOOrequeeta under tbe Freedom of I cSnnel e^ctlon. euto tum-on *500.00 MBB40* our young relative might break doesn’t bring results, proceed with ents, but we are in no position to do Hunniford place on plaque on the flag create It. The plaque Indicates the pole Washington. Information Act, interviews with down under questioning, which the routine report to your insu it again. The bride’s parents are pole the Rotray donated for the Vietnam was donated by the Rotary. ’“rbore is a pervasive lack of defense officials, technical litera •All VCR purchases include a FREE lifetime movie would cause very bad feelings in undorstsnding — even within tbe rance company. fine people — younger and better Veterans Memorial Park on Main St. ture and open publications. dub membership and 11 FREE movie rentelsll the family. off financially than we are. VI8AA4C accopted. Financino avallaWa. DEAR ABBY: Many years ago. We want a good rapport with Should we get the law involved in my one and only love decided he them, so please tell us how to this? Or should we risk talking to should not marry me, so he told my handle this. TIO S wCake a n e Decorating Supplies, Inc. the parents? We’ve considered father, "Y ou r daughter is too good PARENTS OF THE GROOM About Town 6 MDRE DF MANCNESTEN talking directly with the teen-ager, for m e"! 191 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER 646-0228 • h it CBTiMr (CbMbiI tlM pifii Plaa but if said teen-ager denies taking E ver since then I have wondered DEAR PARENTS: Explain your it and tells the parents of the if this was a cop-out, or if some men circumstances candidly to the MBHCiiBBt|[. C t accusation, it still spells family really feel they aren’t good enough bride’s parents. Don’t do any more officers. Members are reminded to bring sandwiches. ORDER YOUR trouble. Club cdIdbratM ‘Bloomsday’ Coffee will te served. PliDNe64S-6445 for the women they love. than you can comfortably afford. ORADUATION 17 Mena ta CT, H A H A W a iM rM iM Buy Two Filler We are waiting for your answer. I ’d like your opinion. Parents who have participated in SOUTH WINDSOR — The James Joyce Club of FATHER’S DAY We want to help — not punish— the STILL WONDERING one wedding have |^d their dues, Paperback Alley will hold its fourth annual Reunion group extends deadline AND Spools of Trilene young person, Abby. To me that is and are exempt from the obliga "Bloom sday" celebration Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the more important than getting the DEAR STILL: If a man tells a tions of repeat performances. store, 9S4 Sullivan Ave. The reunion committee of Manchester High School, FATHER’S IS Marshall Cohen, dub founder, and Garret Condon, Class of 197S, has extended its reservations deadline to Hartford Courant book editor, will speak on both June 23. Checks for $25 a person may be sent to Bem ie DAY NASSIFF’S! Joyce and Mark Twain. Condon will discuss Twain’s Bomvadier, P.O. Box 1703, Manchester, 06040. The ENOW! For a fine classic, “ Huckleberry Finn," which is 100 years old. reunion is July 6. Diet is factor in emotions Readings from Joyce’s novel, “ Ulysses," will start with Mda Cakat at 10 a.m. Sunday and continue until the lectures selection of would be appropriate. Running Suits D E A R DR. begin. The discussion will end with the cutting of a James Joyce cake. Single parents to meet Fishing Equipment GOTT: Is it DEAR DR. GOTT: Is there a Participants will receive a James Joyce bookmark, Parents without Partners, Manchester Chapter, Wishing You A Safe & Happy Summer really possible surefire way to rid oneself of Golf - Everything according to Lila Cohen, the Manchester resident who plans a meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the community .. . get your kid to control emo plantar warts? Since they’re runs the store. hall. Shop Rite Supermarket, 587 E. Middle Turnpike, Fathers Jogging Shoes tional and be caused by a virus, they seem to be a tKEE Plano Dr. Gott for those who want to learn more about the havioral prob- impossible to get rid of perman Tennis - Everything organization. Day Gifts... tackle box filled I e m s b y ently, even after they’re cut out. Squaru ClrcM Club meato Monday Water Sports following a spe Peter Gott, M.D. For more information, call 646-8643. with fishing tackle cial diet and DEAR READER: Because they The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of Father’s (a $12.95 value)! Pro-Team Jackets .Masons will have an open house Monday from 9 a.m. taking vitamin occur on the plantar surface (sole) Nine graduate from Cornerstone ‘I4afk HUdlOnl wsnfa to bo Juno 1 ttwu 16,1005 Softball Shoes supplements? to noon in the James W. M cKay Social Room of the of the foot, plantar warts are your Panonal Moehanie" Day Special nckBpoc sometimes resistant to treatment. Masonic Temple, 2S E. Center St. There will be card Cornerstone Christian School graduated Its first Softball Gloves DEAR They become painful because, like games, pool and refreshments. All Masons and class of ninth-grade students recently in tbe READER: Most of us feel better fouls up more experiments than a stone in the shoe, they cause a friends are invited. sanctuary of the Church of the N aurene. Give Dad What when we eat correctly and take you can imagine. However, we build-up of dead skin that is hard The Rev. Neale McLain gave the address and a FREE Spark Plugs Ha Wants - Not care of ourselves. Sometimes we deal with active placebos every and presses on the deeper skin of Vata of first world war meat school choral group provided music. The Mhool can’t — or won’t — eat balanced day, and I’m not going to deny that the sole. opened in 1981 with 56 students in kindergarten with Major Tune-up What He Needs diets that provide adequate supp special diets and vitamins may Sandpapering the callus and Wordl War I Barracks 7W and its ladies auxiliary through grade 6. Grades 7 to 9 were added later. The lies of vitamins. We then run the work because some patients want then treating the wart with topical will meet at noon Monday at the Veterans of Foreign school has 133 students in kindergarten through grade (G o o d till Ju ly 20t h ) Qlft Certificates and More risk of illness or, rarely, emotional and expect them to effective. medicine, like Vergo, usually Wars, 608 E. Center St., for lunch and installation of 9. instability due to malnutrition. In takes care of the problem. Acid general, a properly balanced diet D EAR DR. GOTT: How often treatment, freexing and local MAJOR TUNE-UP: Roplaca apark plugs, chock compreo- 6 4 7 -9 1 2 6 is appropriate for both physical should I (a diabetic) go (or a excision are more complicated olon, raploca fuel filtar, teat battery, oarvica cables, check and mental health. checkup to see if there need be a therapies that may be necessary. starter operation, inspect distributor cap and replace rotor, 887 Main Street There are some people who change in the amount of insulin I They may have to be repeated but, replace a ir filte r, renew P C V valve end service am ission sys believe that special diets and should take? M anchester R R l iR * N ^ WlBI^ BBtBr after awhile, the warts do not tem. Clean and free up choke and linkage, inspect EQR M/^SSIFF’S megavitamin therapy can help return. Plantar warts commonly 643-2401 control emotional imblance and DEAR READER: This is a disappear by themselves. valve. Sun Scope analysis of engine, adjust timing and idle behavioral aberrancies. I am not question that only your doctor can Although I may be shot for s p e e ^ . aware of any valid study that answer. Diabetics vary enor saying this, folk medicine and shows this to be true. Despite mously with respect to the severity herbal remedies are often more testimonials by occasional "m ^ ia of the disease and the response to effective in getting rid of warts QENERAL personalities,” the value of diet- treatment. If you have been well FOREICM A than are the more expensive and 6 4 6 - 4 8 6 8 REPAIRS and vitamin-therapy is, at best, controlled on a consistent amount painful techniques used by anecdotal and unproven. of insulin, take good care of doctors. n ’HE PERFECT GIFT FOR DAD” It’s important to remember yourself and have no obvious Send your questions to Dr. Gott something called the “ active complications of the disease or the at P.O. Box 9142S, Cleveland, OH 452 Square Feet Less Grass placebo” effect. Human nature Dying for the spinach treatment, infrequent routine fol 44101. Due to volume of mail, to cut, and a cooling experience! being what it is, we all derive lowup would be all right. SUMMER SPECTACULAR individual questions cannot be Ths 1st 40 Peopis to Sign Up For a Membership Receive a benefit from any treatment that we If, like many diabetics, you have answered. Questions of general Our best extruded aluminum 24’ pool with the believe to be effective. This fact of problems in one area or another, interest will be answered in future cannelloni you had at your Delux Filter and accessory package* life confuses more doctors and more frequent medical evaluation columns. FREE Raoquwe Brb only 9 9 5 Sw ABoUcOudk favorite Italian restaurant? .Valw $49 Installation Extra Father’s Day Vahn$49 . 'Everything you need to enfoy end maintain your now Potted plants are pleasure pool but water end alectricity. DEAR tremely dangerous, and I can only You can have all POLLY: To put conclude sadly that parents who Maybe we can help. The this and much your potted allow their children to ride unres houseplants up trained don’t care very much Herald is now running a weekly more! and out of the Pointers about the safety of those children. column featuring readers’ way, purchase In addition, adults who ride an oblong wire favorite restaurant dishes. To Boats-Canoes ■ Polly Fisher without seat belts must not care basket (made very much about their own wel enter, simply fill out the coupon Motors - Acces for storage) fare. In my state. New York, it is below, listing your favorite dish PLUS and turn it into now illegal to ride without seat A L U N im n O N sories - Depth a hanging belts. I urge every reader of this and the local restaurant that basket. Attach FEES Sounders and column to write to state legislators serves it. It may be an appe ONLY strong wire to requesting seat-belt and safety- Fishing Advice each com er and hang it from the stuck it on the dashboard. Now we seat laws. tizer, main dish, vegetable, celling or curtain rods. You can get don’t forget. It really works! Now I'll climb off my soap box $ 2 5 several plants in one of these VERA and thank you for your own salad or dessert. baskets. It makes an attractive lifesaving suggestion. Your helpful Fothor^a Doy Qllt CorUtlcot— Awdlhiblo display and it’s easy to care for the D EAR VERA: I ’m for anything Pointer earns you the Pointer of iJahnsan plants. — MRS. I.A. that will help folks remember to the Week award, a copy of my book Then we’ll do the rest. WeTl contact buckle up. Wearing seat belts "Polly’s Pointers; 1081 Helpful the chef and ask for the recipe, which D E A R P O LLY: My husband, saves lives! And all children Household Hints for Making E ver will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAL. other passengers and I used to should be strapped into federally ything Last Longer." Others who Aaiarka's Flaast Pawiar Caalatf forget to use seat belts when we got approved child safety seats or would like this book can order it for Into the car. I printed “ BuckleUp" restrained with seat belts that are $6.50. Make check payable to FaruHara at 25% Dff. on a piece of adhesive tape and appropriate for their sise and age. P O L L Y ’S POINTERS and send to • Racquetball • Univwul • Nautilus Program • Steam I find it alarming and sad to see POLLY’S POINTERS, Box 1210, • Suntan Booth • Aerobics mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm • Comprehonsivs the number of cars carrying Depot. 58, Cincinnati, OH 48201. — • Fret Weights • Sauna Tdescc^Satisfiss. with Grumman Boata A Cenoee Robber gets • Ufa Cydss • Whiripool Fitness Tasting unrestrained children and adults. POLLY ae Perfect Partners for caught In style Often, children can be seen riding Polly will send you a Polly Dollar standing up in the back seat, ($1) if she uses your favorite t N a n i...... Pleasure or Fishing FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) -PoUce playing freely in the backs of Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her I ...... On Display at said suspected bank robber Gary station wagons and in other column. Write P O L L Y ’S PO IN CENTER COURT ALL ro o ts OFFEaa> ON A FBOT 008M FUST 5EBVED BASB Riley fled the scene of his crim e in haurdous positions. This is ex- TERS in care of this newspaper. I Nddrits...... CapiCdl Equipm ent Co., Inc, a chauffeur-driven limousine for V e m o n O n d e SS Main St., Manchester, Conn. the second time. V e rn o n In the latest robbery Wednes 643J day, Home Federal Savings tellers Dr. Loren J. Schneider, Podiatrist, J Pham Numtnr...... _____ tt72-0587 ofBusuMMvsiM gave police a description of the getaway sedan and officers later is happy to announce ■topped the Cadillac limousine on a the relocation of his office to: J Fivorlta riatiumit d lih ...... freeway. They apprehended Riley, 35, and driver Shane Hite. 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101, Manchester Police said they recovered an undisclosed amount of cash taken For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the foot. Adults and S Sarvidit...... in the holdup and a pistol the children’s toot aliments. Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer Toes. Dis robber displayed to a teller. eases of the skin. Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Injuries. Detectives, who said Riley also Emergencies seen same day. Remember Dad on His Day used a limousine in a May 31 bank CM M U sad anil M iy ts Ita I N sriM . I n M l. Ilw rtn itir. C t M O M robbery, released Hite, who knew nothing of the robbery. 646-5153 h MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M. 19M - U, U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Juiw 14. t»M CAPTAIN lAtV '«y CioAli* A Ca— N •HOW vouR rAce to ue. t h a t i» a ARBMT t h b m a n y MarrlagB 1$ ‘aarlous affair" IMPOATORI I Wiu. A f- LAMPtRTIHI,] LAW» Friday T V ipVOUARB INPRBP 6KK)PM CDCE)(SI®n« w« lots] MOVIE:-Tha QoWsn 8aar A lagan- dary goldan saal that anas prataatod tha Von Bulow won’t drop ‘Sunny’ for mistress (D ThrM'i Company Channels Aleutian Islands surfscas to bafrland a CD Hart to Hart young boy. Stave Rallsbaak, Panalopa Marla Schrallhammer, Mrs. von WFSB Hwtionl. C T CD Milford. Ratad PG. NEW YORK (UPI) - Clauf von not a love triangle — for difficultiee In an interview broadcast early cessfully tried to prove was his cannot leave hia wife now because (Q ) Privata Banjamin WNEW New Yofliz NY (D "I think that is an act of Bulow’a German maid, testified ® M*A*B*H N«u Hmwi. 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CT • becauio "(hat would be in very bad wanted to marry his mistress, soap decent human being. So provided in 1970 and 1990 to fatally aggra infenda to visit his wife in a New 93) Rapartar 41 WWLP SprtngRpM. MA a [U S A ] Friday Night Boxing Covaraga of "Her story is so wildly exagger HwHord. C T boxing is prasantad from Madison taste.’’ opera actress Alexandra Isles, in that I kept it (affair) discreet, she vate her chronic low blood sugar. York boepltal. 8Z) MaoNall/lahrar Nawahour WEDH « ated," von Bulow said. WVtT HMtfonl. C T « Square Garden, Now York, NY. (2 hrs.) Von Bulow said in television early 1070 but later changed hie had no objectioiiB. And I kept it The verdict was overturned on In the interview!, taped at von O Tony Randall Intervlewera asked von Bulow WSBK BoMen. MA BB 9:30 PM (D 0 Paapla Do Crazlaat interviews early today and Thurs mind. discreet. constitutional grounds. Bulow’a New York apartment, the [C N N ] Prog Cant’d WGGB BwrtngfieM. MA BB what his wife would say if she Reterion. NJ TMngajCC) L iv rs LAW stsy Jgmaa B e lw m e N ^ day he is constoering a Job offer in “I was in love with her, but "Aa long a* I didn't go into her A second Jury acquitted him of socialite said he and his current (ESPNl Matda Sportalook WXTV » girlfriend, Andrea Reynolds, plan miraculouely recovered. WGBY SpringfMd. MA CM [MAX] Max Camady Exparlmant Mar England and wanu to "take a lonii marriage is a very serious affair," own back garden," von Bulow the same charges, with the defense “I’m convinced of one thing," he (MAX] MOVIE: 'Bill Coaby ’Hlmaair w n c HwtfonI. C T « tin MuH vacation, give up emoking and he said, "I was never going to said. "That I did not do. I didn’t arguing that Mrs. von Bulow was to move to London, where he will Funnyman Coahy looks at lha humor in said. "Sunny would have been my CNN Cable Newt Ntwrii (CNNJ 10:00 PM CD Nawa watch the grass grow,” divorce Sunny because of any have affairs with her frienda." suicidal over his affair with Itles work (or John Paul Getty Jr., son ovaryday fauHt, foiblas and succassaa. ESPN Spofts Netwoffc USPNl of the millionaire he once worked strongest defender and indeed 1 Bill Coaby. Ratad PG. HBO Home Box Office iHBOl CD 0 Matt Heuatan (CC) Matt aids a In an interview on ABC News’ other woman. I was going to Mrs. von Bulow, in a coma since and that her problenu were think the year between the first formar high school twaathaart who (or. [U S A ] UBA Cartoon Expraaa CINEMAX CkMnwx IMAXI "20-20’’ program. Von Bulow divorce because Sunny didn’t lOOB, left her husband $14 million in brought on by drinking. coma and the second proves It." TMC Mowi. ChMHWl iTMCl hoMt the key to a fortuna in smuggled blamed hie work as a financier — tolerate my work.” her will, which proeecutors unsuc Von Bulow told interviewers he DurinR von Bulow’s second trial. 6:30 PM CD Ona Day at a Tima USA USANetworti lUSA) gams. (R) (60 min.) (13) Banaon 1 0 Talaa from tha DarfcsMa ® Hogan'a Haraaa 0 Miami Vlaa Concluaion. Crookalt (S> ® NBC Nawa tranaplanta and naad for organ donors. and Tubbs voluntaar to help Castillo svan a score from hit past. I8 I Nightly Bualnaaa Raport (DPMMagailna HERiTAGE SAVINGS & 0 O d d C o u p lo m o al«ff*rMns (D 0 Wabatar (CC) Webstar learns 83) Dancing Days 0 ABC Nawa (CC| why his Ista father insisted that George CUNLIFFE AUTO be his son's godfathar. (R) 0 Fantasy Island LOAN ASSOCIATION 83) Notlalaro BIN CD News [CNN] Evening Nawa A l 13) Phyllla JOHN H. LAPPEN, Q3) Major Laagua Baaaball: Detroit at [ESPN] USFL Football: Dsnvar at BODY (CNN] Bhowbla Today New York Vankaaa Portlond (DI8] Adv. at Oixla and Harriat 0 Our Ufa and TImaa [MAX] MOVIE: Th a Lady m Rad' A ALLBY OOP 'by Dave Qraua 1007 Main Street (ESPN] Sportaaantar (S ) Mika Naamith/ Talavlalon Parta nsivo farm girl moves to Chicago and "Quality service at Its Best" INC. I TAKA IT THEY I LIKE A WALL 1 WHAT L RRTURN WHAT OF TH E ¥ [TMC] MOVIE: 'SItvar Draam Raear* A bacomas tha moll of John Dillingar. Pa (S) 8Z) Waahington Waak/Ravlaw Paul mela Sus Martin. Robert Conrad. Louisa F*LL ROA THE OLD > OF STONE, X SHALL I > T H E M Appliances - TV - Audio world-cliM American motorcycle cham ^CHANGE OF HEART" ) M ASTER / DO WITH T W ) T H E Duka 1s joined by top Washington jour Flatchor. 1979. Ratad R. TO Manchester pion it challenged by a tough competi nalists anslyilng tha week's news. •Jt /NVLORD? ,Ji^BERW Ik!j CHALtCES^CABINETl tor at England’! Silveratone. Beau [T M C ] MOVIE: Bluabaard' Tha story of Route 83 - Talcottville 164 East Center St. Bridget, David Eteex, Chriatina Raiiiea. 0 Varied Programs tha world's most famous Isdykillar is 1983. Rated PG. 83) La Tralolon prasantad. Richard Burton, RaqusI 445 Hartford Road Welch, Joey Haatharton. 1972. Rated R. 649-4586 700 PM (D CBS Nawa 83) USBL: Waatahaatar at Long Island 643-0016 Manchester, C T CD ® M -A-S-H [C N N ] Prime News 10:15 PM 0 Miami Visa Conclu sion. Crockstt and Tubba voluntaar to Manchester ABC Nawa (CC) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Mr. Mom' A rising OffiCM: CD young axacutiva tradas places with his help Castillo even a score from hia past. CD Dallas w.fa whan ha Is fired. Michael Keaton, Honor America 10:30 PM (13) Indapanrlant Nawa 649-5261 Manchester Division (3), Coventry, (33) Jatfarsons Tari Garr, Martin Mull. 1963. Ratad PG. 0 Alfred HItohoack QIastonbury, South Windsor, Tolland ® Bamay Millar [U SA ] Wraading TN T on Flag Day 647-9997 0DlekVanDyks (8 ) VWiaal of Fortuna 8:30 PM CD Caral Bumatt 0 2 4 H o r a a (8 ) MaeNall/Lahror Nawahour CD 0 Rlplay's BsHovo It or Not [DIS] DTV O Family Faud CD Bala of tha Oantury 1 1 K K )PM (DGD000NOWS CARDINAL BUICK 0 Banaon 0 Spanoar TH E BONN LOSER Ari Sanaoni CD Taxi p F — 83) Topaela 0 0 Wall Street Weak Louis Rukey- The 81 Adams St., Manchester (87) Nightly Bualnaaa Raport aer enelyzea the ‘80a with ■ weekly re C D VIsiont Of '88 I V A. AHMfOom^lAC. HE'9 HOUONWTHIMK 13) Btaraky and Hutch view of economic end inveatment (HI Odd Coupla HMRXrtOMDRlAC.. matter!. INHEN HE l$NT„.-mEgEF0|2E; 649-4571 [CNN] Monayllna 0Tw«gMZons W. J. IRISH (DIS] Still the Beaver NDU OW T 8E A [DIS] DlanaVa laganda A Haroas 0 Or. Who Exit 93 off 1-86 — Minutes from [T M C ] MOVIE: Tridey the 13th-The 0 M -A -S -H ------[ESPN] ESPN Spadal: US Opon Oolf Fine! Chapter' The murdering menace of Insurance Agency downtown Hartford. Champlonahip • Saaand Rd Covaraga of Cryatal Lake ia beck, leaving behind him 0 Capitol Journal tha US Opan la prasantad from Bir a trail of blood and mayhem. Chiapin 0 MOVIE: 'Smugglar's Mand' An ad- I Complete selection of new cars mingham. Ml. Glover, Kimberly Beck. Barbara Howard. vonturar about to loaa hia aloop and div [USA] Radio 1890 1984. Rated R. ing aquipmant agraaa to diva for and pre-owned cars with one to fit 1200,000 worth of illagal gold, and ba- 7:30 PM (D PM Magazlna your budget. 9:00 PM CD m o v ie : 'Incldant at comaa involvad with ■ ruthlaaa Chinaaa > 1 1 150 North Main St. CD (S All In tha Family Craatrfdge* A woman campaign! for and Pirata. Jaff Chandlar, Evalyn Kayaa. Phi Jer (at the corner of Main) CD Whaal of Fortuna wina an election aa aheriff in a cruaade lip Friand. 1951 Parts, service againat the political corruption of a [C N N ] Monayllna 83) Indapandant Nawa email town. Eileen Brennan, Pemell Rob IF' & body shop IS) M-A-S-H erta, Bruce Daviaon. 1981. (DIS] MOVIE: Tha Advanturaa of Bulhn^lp Orlffin* A Boaton dabutanta Manchester, C T services 0 0 Major Laagua Baaaball: Toronto CD MWvQrlffin and har brothar aail for San Franciaco to FRANK AND ERNEST'?by Bab Thayaa at Baaton CD 0 Banaon (CC) aaak thair fortunaa. Suianna Plaahatta. available. ^ 9 Bamay Millar CD MOVIE: 'Groan Eyas’ A young Viat- Karl Maldan, Harry Guardino. 1907. 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0000000 oor IZ ) Stato Wa'ro In nam veteran joumaya back to Soi^aaat Ratad G. 646-1232 [CNN] Cnaaflra Aaia to aaarch for tha aon ha left behind. (H BO ] Tina Tumar. Privata Oanoar Tina J V U O N P f g . . . Paul Winfield, Rita Tuahingham, Jona Tumar parforma in concart [H BO ] MOVIE: -Tha Dark CryataT EHin- than Lippe. 1976. llka Galflinga aaarch lor a magic crystal [USAl Night Flight 0 V 1$ MP. T AlAPPieP that can destroy powers of ^ 1 . IB83. 11:15PM 93)Raponar41 Rated PG. 0 0 Groat Parformanoaa Lifa of MIMIT-MAN PRINTING 11:30 PM C3D Thraa's Company [USA] Dragnet Verdi.' Firat of 6 parta. Thie epiaode be ANP APP THepF ANY LOW COST PRINTING-ONLY MINITS AWAY.. gin! with the birth of tha compoaer and QDKolak ON PHOTO READY COPY continue! through hia early yeara. Star ( D 0 U,S. opan HIghliehts Sacond 8:00 PM CD second Chanca: ring Ronald Pickup. |R) (2 hra.) NEVVI 4 H(XJR P H O TO FINISHING Oadloatad to Ufa Special program fo- round covaraga la praaantad from Oak cuaaa on advancaa mada with organ (C N N ] Larry King Live land Hilla Country Club in Brimingham, FILM, CAMERAS A ACCESSORIES REAL ESTATE Ml. (TD Honaymoonara TViAVfi> 4-|4 ( S ^ 9 Tonight Show Tonight's guaats M a n c h e s t e r ara to ba announcad. HONOR AMERICA 168 Main St. INCIDENT AT 9 Hogan'a Haroaa CRE8TRIDQE______8J)Ojorata W INTHROF Siby Dick CavaW 646-1777 5Z)Nawa Manchester 'Eileen Brennan campaigns (C N N ] Sports Tonight WHATCOVtXl r MEAN BEINc^- EVERY TIME I THEYCARRYME 423 Center St. tor and wins election as sheriff (M A X ] MOVIE: *8crawba»s' High A^EAN, ’rrfe T H E O N L Y GOTO TH E IN ON THBR. In a crusade against the school buddiaa try to gat ravanga on tha LONELY AT INTELLECTUAU LIBRARY... B H O U L D E R e . homacoming quaan )^ o got tham put Manchester Don Jackson entrenched political corruption on datantion. Patar KalMhan, Linda THE T O P '? IN TCMIM. The things that the Flag stands for were of a small town in the West, in Shayna, Alan Davaau. 1985. Ratad R. Rose Viola Jackson •'Incident at C restridge ." (across from 12.'00AM (D MOVIE: Th e Friaoo which airs FR ID A Y , JU N E 14 Kkf A Polish rabbi ia aant to San Fran Willies Steak House) created by the experiences of a great on C B S . Parnell Roberts co- cisco to taka charga of a congragation stars as the town's mayor. during tha Gold Rush. Gana WHdar, Har rison Ford, Lao Fucha. 1979...... people. Everything that it stands for was CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (D0Nightlina 0 Star Trak aiijlU THE CARLYLE 0 MOVIE: T h M WavoT A long- written by their lives. The Flag is the inFiaatiaag dormant volcano arupta, craating a giant tidal wava that thraatana to aink tha an- JOHNSON COMPANY tlra island of Japan. Loma Graana, Kaiju embodiment, not of sentiment, but of iaac. Kobayaahl, R hc^a Laigh Hopkins. 0 DIvoraa Court A atroaraph “Speclalista In Power Transmission Same day senrice when [C N N ] NawanIght history. It represents the experiences made [H BO ] Ray Bradbury Thaatro: Since 1903" you need it in a hurry. Crommvord Playground possibilities lor achieving your objectives gathering where there la someone pree*: by men and women, experiences of those [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Raal Ufa' A hilarious today, provided you don't make things ent you don’t like. year In tha lifa of an ordinary American Hfaur more difficult for yourself than they need AQUARKIE (Jan. tO-Fab. It) Keep! ACROSS 2 Ola Answer to Praviout Puzzia family is fllmsd. Chartas Grodin, Francos be. career, butineas or other weighty p ro b -- 52 Main Street who do and live under the Flag. 700 Hartford Rd. 3 Midaatt Lea McCain. Albert Brooks. 197B. Ratad lamt outside ol your household today. It: □□□□ □□□□ □ PG. ^Birthday VtROO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Friendship Is 1 Froneh woman •aaport more Important than determining who Is they become dinner conversation topica,* (abbr.) 4 Moatwithorod □BQE] DDDO D 12:30 AM CDSaratta right or wrong where Insignificant Itauas they could get everyone uptight. Manchester —Woodrow Wilson Manchester B Southam 5 Madama (abbr.) □□DC] DCinD □□□ CD Bamaby Jonaa Juno 15,1989 ara concerned. Don't win a debate and PISCES (Fab. 10-Marcb 20) It will onty> Franca 6 Poatio foot serve to create self-doubt If you dtscuas? □□□□E] Bdcinn 0 0 Friday Night VMaaa Consistent financial growth is likely lor lose a pal. B Caustle 7 Dantiat'a tool something you believe with ona whose ' 0 M a u d a you in tha year ahead. Your gains may LIRRA (Bepl. 234>et. 23) You must bo tubtfanos 8 Abiaham'a □ □ C l C I E 3 0 outlook la negative or dismal. 643-6669 89 CbatNsFa Angola not be awesome, but they will be steady extremely prudent and count your pen 643-1531 12 Chriatmaa nation □nQ □□□ HDBBO 0LuotiaUbro and will have a good cumulative effect. nies carefully today If you hope to make ARIES (Mareb 21-April IB) Don't plac«;: 13 FourBi planat 9 Buddhist monk □□□Einiiin !]□□□ OEHWH (May 21-Juna 20) Although do with the resources you have at hand. yoursalt In the awkward position today o(- 14Swlaartvar 10 Story [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Oraysseka: The Lagand requestlng a favor from someone you' QEJGQ DC1QBI3DD of Tatian, Lord of the Apia* (C O An or- you're l l k ^ to be Industrious today, you 16 Ruaaian 11 Onoa, formarty may make additional work for yoursrtf by SCORPIO (Oet 24-Ne«. 22) One-to-one never repaid. Real Estate □ □ o o E ] phanod youth ralaad by apes Is dlscov- amparar IBHamaaa n u n n n n arad by an axplorar aitd ratumad to his using lha wrong tools or methods. Trying relationships are likely to be your most TA U R U S (A prs 30-Mffif 10) There ara* 16 Arab ofilaftain attachment o c i n E m c ] home in England. Christopher Lambert to patch up a romance? The Matchmaker problematical area today. Strive to ba always two sides to every Issua. ao maka> DONALD S. GENOVESI cordial and tactful In your face-to-face ITMaiTiad 21 BaHarina'a Sir Ralph Richardson, Ian Holm. 1984. sat can help you understand what II It a point today to try to appradala where' ZZnnDE] BDI3I1E] encounters. Company woman'a tMa itrong points Rated PG. might take to make lha relationship work. your mate Is coming from. Keep an opanl □DO onam □□□□ mind. •• INSURANCE AGENCY 18 Mixad (praf.) 23 Csrtainiy (Lat) 12:46 AM [MAX] m o v ie : 'Hallow- Sand $2 to Astro-Oraph, Box 489, Radio BAOnTARHIS (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) The 20 Offanaivaly ob- 26 Invitation ra- □DO BODD BBIIB aan* A maniacal klllar aacapaa from a City Station, Now York, NY 10019. longer you leave things go today, the tniaiva aponss (abbr.) Z n D O D B B □ □ □ □ mantal hoapital and ratuma to tha scans CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) A friend harder they will be to do later. This It iK>t INC. and Affiliates of hia crimaa 18 yaara bafora. Jam!# Laa whose company you usually enjoy could 22Siahop'a 26Eaksra lha time to let unpleasant taaka begin to Curtis. Donald Plaaaanoa. 1978. R aM be a Irllle temperamental and hard to get provInca 40 Entartalnar 52 Bowl stack up. Even Don-Jogaen exercise their' 27 Far (praf.) R. along with today. Don't lei another's (eet: C o u ii^ 24 Zodiac aign 28 Flippant 43 Wiry CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jait. IB) Evan IT the typoB who kkkl moods darken your day. though you'll be In a gregarious mood PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE •9 ueeanoraiing 30 Buimass 46Prsasad 64 Boy (Sp.) 1:00 AM CD MOVIE:'Houae of Dark vetidiiig machliMi w im their Shadows' An ancient vampiro Is tccl- LEO (July 2>-Aiig. 22) You have good today, It could be sp o lM II you attend a 945 Main Street 2 t Kara (Lai.) ounancy 47 Minuts groova isn’t ratumed 86 Falsa god dsnully ralatsad from his coffin. Jona 33 Compaaa point 31 Ona 49 Scrambla than Frid, Joan BannatL 1B70. TO THE FLAG 34 RIvsr in Egypt 618 Center St. 32 Sudanaaa 60 Being in a fairy gg Traatop hams 0 Barney MNIar Manchester, C T 36 ~Auld Lang 36 Jacob's twin tala 0 F i i h 38 Bsing (U t ) 51 Arabian ship 69 Curly Isttsr T T fWaiia [CNN] Craaaflro Brulge I pledge allegiance to the flag Manchester 36 Faminifis titia 1 2 3 4 .1 9 10 11 [ESPN ] Auto Racing 'SB: Cart Amarloan 41 Ult 200 from Mllwaukaa, Wl 12 eapoaed to view. Want’s hooora were 42Sq«MMS 1 Success abhors 643-2131 of the United States of America 1:30 AM CD Amarioa'a Top Tan NORTH t-U-lf the ()-J of spadea, A-K-J of dtaimmik; 646-1980 IN 17 (D nows ♦ K 1014 3 end ()>) of clubs — 14 hlgtHcar^, VKJ2 a vacuum 46 Buira aibUng 0 Indapandant N am pointa. If he also had tha hsait tfuaeuF and to the Republic ID ♦ >41 48 Formar Midaaat 0 Fllm/SigivOH wouldn’t ha hava opamd with one noL aWanea (abbr.) ♦ K7 By James Jacahy iT So what oouM tha declorir lack J. Lappen CHORCHES 0 Daapadida 46 Rata W EST EAST Anybody knows how to play to take do? ftagy. U Wari had Dve for which it stands, [C N N ] Nawtnight Update ♦ Q J 7 ♦--- i s 63 Japanaaa z. 2. three heart tricks In the dUgramed ha would have oatf tw e OUtlAW 1:45 AM [TMC] MOVIE: 'All Night 096 WQ1074 J deal: Take a flneeu, and bo|« th e' hearts. Bbnlh ptayud heart ace, howh MOTORS Loo9* An alLnIght drugatora managar la 67 Exelamatlon of 93 ♦ AKJ49 4973 queen is with Weat That’! fine It yoa king, end than u i^ of opirtio ORd 4 D e l i a s M U < ^ s a lt y one Nation under God, diaguat damotad In hia job and falls for a good- 4QJ9 eS44S2 y N ’ naturad floozy. Barbra Straiaand, Gana play bridge In a Ynettum. But If you low spade. Woot w o r the gpRde trick 68 Ainariean 27 Hackman, Diana Ladd. 1981. Ratad R. SOUTH play in the opan ■paces whert you can iRrt now had to ploy a dtamoad, gtvhm Come see whet made us 1985‘s Indian OAOCBI see all the cards that have boan dadanria fluff ond a nfl ORd A i s indivisible, Time Magazine Quality Dealer eONaatof 42 2KX)AM CD MOVIE: Tha Olri In y a b s played and can remember the contract phaatania Room 19* A privata datactiva aaarching ♦ QIO bidding, you can aometimea do better. Award Recipient eiSlBnatfiiil In Brazil for a murdar suapact finds hlm- OAlOi i^ f auapadad of involvomant in a coun- West led the king of diunoade and Jack J. Lappen with liberty and justice for all. houaa(abbr.) continued with the ace and Jack. 62 la aueoiaaafal 90 tarfait ring. Brian Doniavy. Andraa Vulnerable: Both Bayard, Ellzabath Howard. 19B1 Declarer ruffed the third rWamnwH kapt m a arialmm 80 Oakland St. 63 Adam'a Dealer West ” CD AnylMng for Monay and tried the apaife ace. With West whs dMrael lha chi ' a n hipl away gcandaon 97 W o t N w ih B m i 8«Mh f n « the wrM area. 0 S a B d O o ld ascured of a tminp trick, it locked ao 164 East Center Street 64 Cut 14 P u . P u i le Manchester 66 Eaatam baaata 91 0 Or. Gana Saott Pass se P in 4 « if game deponded upon the locatkm of This Page Paid For and Sponsored of buidan 2:30 AM CDABCRaaka P an Pasz P m the heart queen. But finding the quesR Manchester, C T 94 could wait. Declarer playd khiig and iSlImptaion [CNN] t paiti Lsssnlght DOWN ace of cluba and ruffed a third rinb, by Civic-Minded Businesses J [ESPN l Sparisoanaw Opening lead: OK noting that Weat held Q-J-S. (cjiats by NEA. Inc [M AX] MOVIE: Th a Lady In Rad' * Moat of West’s band had now beea 643-4263 643-2791 Ilf ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M. 19M - » m - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M. 1M5 REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES \ r ■“WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK ‘Living Trusf makes sense as America ages within IS yaara — by tha yaar 1003 — thart will be ANSWER: Most banks acting as trustees requires themselves that their economic Independence will be 41.8 miUlon Americana aged M to 44, an upanrga from minimum assets ranging from $100,300 upward. maintained abould they become incapacitated, or featuring: U .I Million In 1130. Ago IB will not bo "old”; It will be should they encounter medical complicatlona while sown WMMM $143,«M "mliMla age"; UieMM34apan wlllbeconalderedtba Y o u r QUESTION: Who can he the beneficiary of the traveling, they establiih a Uving Trust. The Does, not "golden y e a n "; thia will be tha time to be thinking truat? wishing to be a burden to their children, arrange for a U wIrhs 1* Hm m iaaeh Ftatartag: about and planning for your financial future. Noney'fl trustee to look after their financial atfoirs and see that • Beautifully landscaped lot Luxurious Brtsk Ramr . living room with i r It’a a lovely thought — and in tha world of financo. It ANSWER: Anyone designated by the donor; a their wiahea, establiahed while in good health, are • Excellent yard for pool bay window, kttohan, nlly room, solaroum, S-S laada directly to the “ truat dapartmant." In this ora, W o rth spouse, a child or children, a relative, any other followed. • All new kitchen m n K N s m n . . . badroomi. M M ,000 you no longer need the old wealth of a RockbUor, or Sylvia Porter individual. In certain circumatances, the beneficiary <¥fV QUARANTEE OUR HOUSES"...S4S-843> - Island with Jennair imiTMWutals 3 badroom akimlnlum sMsd Colonia. the now wealth of a rock star to warrant the noed for a of all or part of the income m ay be a charity. QUESTION: If the beneficiary becomes incapable Dsn. tifsplaoe. 1M baths, and a 8 ear garaga. trust — aapeclally a Living Trust. To explaia In the QUESTION: Can the beneficiary determine the of .managing the U ving Trust, who takes over and - Built-In Mlcrowave/Oven “WE QUANANTEI OUR HOUSES"...346-8438 - Dishwasher aimpleat terms; direction? how? • Garbage disposal large penaion, whatever. But at age 65, moat Q U E gnO N i What la a "U v in g Trust"? ANSIVER: The Investment direction for the trust is ANSWER: The trustee Is wholly responsible for - Instant hot water indlvlduala foal it prudent to have profoaaional advice dictated by the terms of the agreement and by the managing and direction of the truat in carrying out its • Vinyl siding in managliig their aaaete. ANIWER; A Uving Truat is limply a financial requirements of the beneficiaries. The truateea and terms. The trust agreement includes provisions for • Screened porch relationship you ostabllah with a bank to .moot the beneficiary should communicate frequently, fubatitutea to take over In all unexpected events. • Brick patio O U E tn O N : What are normal feee for Uving virtually any purpose during your lifetime. The bank Tniet? advises SaasI, In an effort to determine and clarify As you approach 70 (still not "o ld " in thia era), • Family room with wood/coal stove accepts the aaaeta you turn over to it and manegee the inveatment and income goals. everyday responalbiliUes such as m ortgage pay • Three bedrooms aaiete according to your iiutnictiona. ANSWER: Generally, tmetee’e feee, both corpo ments, insurance policies and cash disbursements • Finished recreation room In rate and individual, are fixed by state law and vary QUESTION: Give an example of a typical Uving can become burdensome. You neither want nor should basement QUEITION: At what age is a Uving Trust meet from one Jurisdiction to another, says Michael F. Truat. you have to handle those mattera. NEW HOME • PILCMIM LANE useful? The peace of mind that will come from knowing you • Attached 2 car garage with Luxurious 4 bedroom Capa, 1H Hoor mastsrbs- Saaei, aantor vice president of New York City-based M DUPLEX ANSWER: John and M ary Doe are both 65 and have arranged your financial affalra to provide for storage loft droom suits, 8H baths, lamlly room. I this spacious oma on tha west sldN 8 Chemical Bank’s Truat A Estatea Group. Hurry and ANSWER: At no specific age — but more and more about to retire. As is typical of indlvlduala at this age, your current and future economic independence is “WE QUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" . 640-8438 h ^_Jng n units. ___ FREE MARKET EVALUATION •WE QUARANTEE OUR HOUSES .643-2438 people are establlihing the truata after age 45. They QUEETION: What are the minimum aaseta they both wish to spend some time traveling and not probably the most important reason for eatabllahing a may have sold their busineaa or home, retired with a necessary to start a U ving Trust? worry about their financial security. To assure U ving Trust. P jjW “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” a t Blanchard & Rossetto @g) Meat prices help steady wholesale rate REAL ESTATE SERVICES ______646-2482 B u siness REAL E S T A T E 183 West Csstsr St. csrssr si NcKss I t Ssalsr OtiMSS SIscsasIt .c ~ .° « c ^ 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Fwtur* o( Ik* Week Paid by the Mandivstcf Herald In B r i ^ • v Danis G. Oulino Speakea said. “ With prompt congrea- after a 1 percent drop in April. In fact, The biggest wholesale price increase United Praea Intarnotlonal •ional action on deficit-reduction, food prices have not risen since for any month thia past year was only there's no reason that a strong economy December. They were off 0.2 percent in O.S percent, occuring in November and WASHING’rON - Wboleaale prices can't continue for the foreseeable March, did not change in February and most recently in April when gasoline Standard lowers cradK faaa went up Just 0.2 percent in May despite a future." dropped half a percent in January. prices started to rebound. Manchester, C T 0 ^ 0 WINDSOR LOCKS — The Hamilton Standard sizable increaae in gasoline costs, held Moat striking in the latest report was Gasoline prices are atill going up, by Federal Credit Union haa announced that aa of back by lower meat and veg^ble a 78.7 percent decline in tomato pricea, Back on the farm that translates into 3.8 percent in May. Natural gat prices "Tr~T~T______f T L » N - Mtt.400Q______June 10, the lending rate on new money loans was prices, the Labor Department said which helped bold down all the index for a further 2.1 percent decline in prices to also accelerated by 4.7 percent after lowered to 10 percent per year. today. all vegetables. fanners, according to economist Do declining in March and April. John J. Hutchinson of Manchester, president The department's Producer Price nald Ratajezak of Georgia State' and general manager of the credit union, said the Index bas moved up only IJ percent Beef prices dropped 8 percent, part of University. "Meat pricea keep dropping," price rate was being lowered in harmony with the ainoe the beginning of the year, when a string of exceptionally large decUnea. The index measures changes in the analyst Dorothea Otte, of Geor^a State reduced coat of funds in the financial figured at an annual rate, the same Beef was 5.0 percent teas expensive in wholesale price of nearly 3,400 goods University, said. "There are lower feed marketplace. pace aa teat year that ended with a 1.7 April and 4.4 percent cheaper in March. ■old in bulk. Wboleaale price changes prices, bigger herds and more meat East Hartford percent annual increase. As good aa that newa ia for the butcher Raw UaSaaAaaE SRI Sraa "Our current rate of 12 percent already was eventually influence retail prices and coming to market." SpaokHia L-Ranoh In da- below the market, but our Board of Directors felt White House apokeaman Larry and Us customers the decline in prices the Consumer Price Index. Increases Coffee pricea dropped 1.3 percent in slraMa araa. Bright tunny that our members deserve to be given immediate Speakea said the 0.8 percent increase ia ia anoUier signal o f more d ea era te have been moderate for the past three May despite a damaging freeze in let floor FR, 3 or 4 BR'a, benefit of a dropping rate," he said. "another indication that inflation at the circumstances for many fanners, who years at both levels. Brazil. 2H batha, 8 oar attaohad wboleaale level remains tow." are not earning enough to make The Producer Price Index in May was With the enormous decline in tomato araga 3 Mova In oondl- The rate over the past 12 months payments on large indebtedneas. pegged at 204.2, equivalent to a coat of prices, all vegetable prices were down Bonl $114,000. CaN for ap- "shows that the current economic Overall consumer food prices were poIntmanU 8NET forms holding co. $2,9tt for goods that cost business $1,000 14.3 percent in May after a 7 percent policy ia bolding the reins on pricea," down 1.1 percent at wholesale in May, lecline in April. NEW HAVEN - Southern New EngUnd in 1037. Telephone Co. Thursday announced plana to form a holding company to oversee and develop its communiction subsidaries. The holding company la in responie to concerns VERNON Corporate raider may try airline merger “ WALL TO WALL INVESTMENT of state regulators to separate the phone NEW LISTING, 4 year old 3 room Colonial. Spacious 1H floor family room, Cate • Raaai Raaali dsluxs kitchsn, scrssnsd porch, 3 bedrooms. In-ground pool, largo patio VALUE” on nloo atroat. Immadlata company's regulated and diversified activities, dock and much moral Oflorsd at $151,000. is seen tbrougb-out this 4 Family, with newer ocoupanoy, 8 or 3 BR'a, said SNET President and Chief Executive Officer NEW YORK (UPI) - The $7n.5 TW A stock and would walk away with a rMf, separate systems, appliances and lots Ig. daok, 2 oar dalachad Walter Monteith. mllUon merger of Trails World Airilnes $71.6 million profit if the Texas Air of insulation. Make your move now. Realisti garaga and oomanlanl The new organization, which muat receive and Texaa Air Corp. facet several package ia approved. cally priced at $159,900. loeatlonll Don't mlat Hit regulatory and ahareholder approval, would potential roadblocka, including a poaai- Icahn, who paid an average of $16 180'a consisted of a parent company • and eight Me oounteibid by corporate raider Carl each for hia 11.23 miUton TW A shares, jlb B S Air to ‘fake Over TWO subaidiaries. Included in the tubakUaries would Icahn and a plan by TWA workers to bad proposed offering$l$ a share for all U&R REALTY CO. pursue an employae buyout STRANO REAL ESTATE be SNET, Sonecor Cellular andSonecor Syatema. the airline’s remaining shares. jlexas Air SNET plans to file a plan for the holding Texaa Air Corp. annouBoed ThurMlay In another potential obstacle to the 156 E. CE.NTEB S T.. MANCHE.STER. CT. 643.S692 company with the state Department of UtUty it had agreed to buy TW A for$2S a share merger, the TWA Employees Commit OpDRrtiiiQ Trans INotid Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-SOLD (fontrol by July 1 and it would become effective in and the board* o f directors o f both tee ^ d it plans to pursue an employee flMCnUDS Incoiiie IAirlines yut Nmnper i to work for you,"* mid-lOSO, if approved. companies unanimously approved the buyout of the airline and believes thw definitive merger agreement. Texas Air offer “ will be found inferior." (in millions of dollars) (in millions of dollars) The $7ilA million marriage of TWA The merger pact calls for Texas Air to 12.8 24 3 MAIN STREET •MANCHES7FB Emhart may M il Farral unit and Texas Air, parent o f Continental pay TW A shareholders $10 in cash and 766.2 Airlines and New York Air, would give 643-1591 $4 of a new issue of 14.5 percent 668.5 FARMINGTON — Emhart Corp., wlthagoalof the combined company a fleet of more preferred stock for each outstanding taking the lead in worldwide markets for ita than sac aircraft, which would outstrip L P a V V s 1 u n J J( )l 1 K ‘ VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON ■hare o f common stock. m ajor products, has sold ita store equipment the fleets of United Airlines, American TWA President C.E. Meyer Jr. said 871-1400 group and also may tell its Farrel units in Airlines, Eastern or Delta, analysta the airline's board and management Connecticut and England. ■aid. “ have carefully evaluated a number of Emhart officials signed a definitive agreement But the m erger facet aeveral hurdlea alteniativea and have unanimomly ^ Real Estate Thuraday with Robert S. Jepaon Jr. for the aale of before becoming official. Approval oMiduded that the merger with Texaa Don Jeckson Rose Viola Jackson the company's Hill store e ^ p m e n t group to an must be obtained from TWA share Air meets all the objectives we set affiliate of the Jepaon Corp. of Chicago for holders and the Tranaportetion forth.” approximately $00 million. Department The successful bid for TWA was a Bob Kiernan The agreement involves all operations of the New U sling!! Industry obaervers alto predict some personal victory for Fred Lorenzo, -74.34 Hill group, which employs 1,500 petqtle at its airlinea wonid ask governmem regula- Texas Air's diief executive, who failed 647-8400 Lou of Poaaibilitiea! headquarters plant in Trenton, N. J., and satellite ton to reject the merger on groundt in a 1079 attempt to seize control of -87.32 Possibls conTernon to Industrial tone. 2tloriet with plants in Callfomia and Ontario, Canada, Emhart 168 Main St., Manchester SBEOI that it gtvee Texaa Air intematioiial TWA. teparsle kilebent A balhi. 2 ear garage and 140x128 ■aid. routes without competition. Lorefuo, who hai a reputation for MANCHESTER $139,900 JUST REDUCED lot. Call ut for the tpecifics! 647.8400 Huge, 12 room Colonial with all tha room a growing In announcing the sale, Emhart also confirmed Icahn, wfaoae boatile takeover at being hard on labor, paid $100 milUon 1st Qtr. 1st Otr. 1st Qtr. 'iM O tr. family nssdst■ ■ FIrsplacsd...... IMng room, formd lal dining MANCHESTER $82,900 : that "outside parties" have expressed interest in tempt prompted TW A to put iteelf up for for Continental in February 1901. He 1984 1965 1984 1965 room witti fronch doors, family room, dan,I, laundry Beautiful home featuring a thraa-car garagal Flra- purchasing the assets, property and operations of sale aeveral weeks ago, said he “ does took Continental into bankruptcy on room, 2H baths, pool and multl-lsvel dack In a wall pfaoa, apadoua, formal dining room, laraa kllehon its Farrel units. The company did not identify the not intend to be a ^loU er" and will not Sept 84, IN I, and laid off moot of its UPI Graphic manicured aattlng. and dec* on a private lol loom d on a c u l-d a ^ ..A "outside parties." m e hia TW A bohUngt to prevent fellow fine home for tha growing famSyf 12,0N employees to reduce labor costs. Farrel manufactures polymer processing stockbolden from taking advantage of Continental pilots and staff attend TEXAS AIR WANTS TO BUY TWA machinery, machine tools for grinding and the beat avaiUM e Md. ants went on strike O c t 1, l$ n , but the . merger hBS a $703.5 mllllDn price tag turning metals and railroad wheel and axle He aaid be had no immediate pians to airline reaumed flights with new maintenance shops. It has planta in Connecticut make a counterMd or to buy more TWA peraoonel at lower |My scales and and Efogland and satellite planta in Texaa and stock. But be said he reaerved the rigU longer hoara. airline, haa a vast international flight serves 45 U.S. cities and30 international Brazil. destination!. New York Air provides to do ao if drcumataiioea change. TWA, the biggest trans-Atlantic network and serves dmoiestic p o lM . scheduled service to East Coast points. The financier holda 82.77 percent of carrier and the aixth-largest U.S. Texas A ir’s Continental snbskiiary C h e e r U p ! ! Sparl Immaculate Antaldi-huilti-miilt 8 room Raised Ranch. 2Vk Veep’s pay hike defense There's still a nice Condo in a great MaiKhesler com' Bath. 2 Fireplace*. Hardfloore, Indaw pomibilitiae. plex offered at 357,900. Rec room, slidere, teparate WESTWOOD AREA TIMROD ROAD Cradout landecaping and loft, lot* more. Call ut to ^cstow Ti "^Pt}amiacy batemenit and IVk bathe. Call for a showing! 647- Maneheeter $109.900 IIO T J O t f ^ spurs reprimand at UPI day! 647-8400 ImmaculKa. young home In ultta^laalrablaaiaa. Slats Ranch In va^ Seivice makes 8400 hnpMocblymalntNnsd Bpaoktua IMng n>om wim flraplaoa, l a t i i r n ^ WASHINGTON (UPI) - In bM smM. *' room, actaanad pot^ and wa3 manicurid yard. more than a dozen cities. United Since April N , U P I bas been Press International staffort pick operating under Chapter 11 bank more friends Ibr eted to voice their anger over a ruptcy protecUoa. and thia wook’a 445 HARTFORD RO. 643-5230 propooed six-month wage freeze propoaal f or a wage foeeae sraa no Joyce G. Epstein - and other concessioni aimed at surprise. President Ray Weehaier WANCMEETER /*/( /, uj) ii), OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK aiding a financial turnaround. stressed UPI muat maintain aa Mias Oil operating profit under Chapter 11 iM j^ Real Estate "We had anoBier company, and we changed over to Allas Oil 647-8895 ^ 1 i>hnnc (111(1 cnll Meanwhile, U P I Chairman Lula to avoid financial ebOapoe. 8 AM-9 PM WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION Nogales announced Thursday he Many of the npproxlmaMy ON when we heard about their poiides. They're much better. Any had stripped executive vice presi lACKSTONSHOWCASE union members were angered by time that I had a question Mxxjt dent Bob Brown of some responsi- proposals for elimiaatiag much of service, Adas people answered WE WILL BE OPEN bUlties and reprimanded him for their severance pratoctloa and East Ha rtlB iU OLOT defending a $13,SM pay increaae in reducing company medical covei^ it arxi they were there to JUBTLISTEOthlaaKliaiiialywaHmalntalnadSroomCMwvrilhsAbad- Thia houaa haa all tha an unauthorized message to em- age — while UPI proposed pay take care of it They pul in a new ^ rooma.llrsplaoadN^room,aiioloaadbaohporeh.privaltyardandin- baaloa, m baMw. 2 oar - plmrees worldwide. raiaoa to three top exocutivee. burner tor me and. from what FATHER’S DAY ground pool Can for dalalla. m i 10110 garaga. vinyl aiding, tread -r Nogales rescinded the pay raise, .Said Leon Daniel, u n *a veteran I've seen, they've saved me a which would have brought Brosm’s national reporter, "Staffers aaads VERNON $41,000 rot, fully appllaned - kX of money just in the first fcHehon with broakfaat ** salary to $M,0N a year. a lot of sacriflosB alrwady. The RIDUCIO FOR QUICK OALl Brown’s raise, disclosed by the year." Large brIgM 4 room Condominium wHh king-ain bodroom, for- bar, llroplaood. living . management of the conspnny JUNE 16th Wire Service Guild Tuesday when mardlnlng room and peHo, appllanood kIM iM , A.C. and pool. room with buHHn book- Z doesn't seem to share tho Dovid Hoooott, Cloae to nlgtiway and shopping. A muat to aoe. oaao, tat floor family - the proposed contract concessions saeritloes." r.C T room, buRl-4n bar, rsoaaa. wore made public, rankled many Other bureaus picketed iaciudod for your last minute needs. Hghtlnq and mora. staffers. Now York, whsro N emidoyoeo HO' Carrying signs such as. “ United marched; adcago; Loo Angetao; Press International UNFAIR.” Bootoa: Chsrteaten. W .Va.; Pttts- -^| ( MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Juno 16.1965 - S2 I I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June M, im rt|||jMaawaamMaaaaM KIT t r CARLYLE ®b» Larry Wright _____ myrnrajME CLASSIFIED AD VO rriSIN e IMS 1 5 F " I B«Tf/Wminefofl arte. OE Rofrleorotor CMU-'/l4,Vbo CAN itoy country llvlnt In a Proosor— Proot-froo. SI PlAY iMMYRMSKtS’ 8IBBfliu i ont or two bod- cu. tt., sMo/itdo MPdbl. roofh ooertmont with bot- Likt now. Roosonobta. a or potlo. Tonnls 6465720. ______, Backboard, roc NoHcn HELP WANTED room, cor wosh area. Zenith Color Cawols TV llBbtod porklna, and — 25 Inch. Obod condl- VorasM — m IiM . R6 Oak Poroit Ctwfla— liundrv taeliptloi. Rosy tiwi. 099. Coll ontytlmo, Clerical— Part time. OaioaMroBh— BaBS' Port Time or Pull Tbne - WoMirs Heasre — Ntest iiniwteh Npg Listinf •r^now.EHOweurmt dSOMC to 144. Call 30B0311 Work at home 34 hours rlo n ^ groORTod but will Help needed. Choir aoat- — Evrel — 2 6 td ro ^ 642-1600.______dolly, updotlne mailing U Pw brIEM 4 roBib Con- itwfkst. j [ lost AND FOUWa ocomt indivtdual with Ing and baabetrv moll PWA M. 2 yeen gugimum dsminhMb wNb bbif4iso Ceeo — W g«ro m ths. Owhor. 44B6747, lists and local oistomer stronB bscksrouiMl In re order buelaeoi nsods oil eaeeHweeu Weld tael wm eoBMl. Moor schools, 14” Zenith Block ondwMfe tiles. Good pay and beneh bsdrsom. toniiBI wnina S47-B07. fWonchottor- Nowor 6 TV-126.6494171. Lot»— Black, orono* and tail salHng. Coll ter an around holp. APdtv 01 CT bo rsBMifad. Day sbNi. room and a«iib< ne- shoseino. w m f room duplox, bothi, Its. Send brief resume to qggolntment. Bemtee TV Cone a Read Co., 2SS ADMIv 9UAVDD MMimNMh gels onTv. HMwofd Don- Whitt cot wtarino dark our notional hoodouar- pUnneod k|tchon. ohr con- oral Aeoncy. 6065322. 6BeHdnc6t, well to woll WIno Choir ond Seta, Pbio fita collar. St. Jorntt and Aggllanco. 011 Blue Hartford Rood, lurbid Co., IM Hartford dltleblne and pool. Closo Cdipitinf, dock, good l6 School, Pork St. arto. ters: ACS, 6750 Hollywood HHls Avenue, Bleomtteld. fVl^mvteaa^VBVu « Read. Mdwebsster. CT. coffoo table and ond tobto. Blvd., Suite 210, Lot An- Vary NIesI PomliV< Hodf* oSnm. MiO monthly, plus Like now, erlatnally pur- 04M3U.______04ISW17.______to 100. Jbvco O. UtllltlbS. Socurity. 646 chased at Wolfcine Purid- geles, CA 90020.______■■bvsHfer — To babysit In Root Cslals, 447- able aroe. f 6 S. loiwireta oob voor old la mv bom* svttams. Eicblltnt (nvosh U hour cosh offsr on VBur 0610. turo Start. For moro In Found—Grtv tioor tabby Jewelry Distributor - Kropsrtv— Colli Crockttt formation, plooso coll cot, flutty raccoon toll, to werk In eho* end field. HAondav tb r a ^ PNidav. mont ooeartunlty. Asking salty, 643-1177 fay o Cover established route Ipmfdm. 02 hourly. Coll •116,100. Strono Real 1st- Two bfdroem in four 6494223.______vicinity Oordntr Strtot, and open new accounts. Apgiv ter IMs lob only If Socrotorv/Tvolet— Pull Manebsotsr — OM,WO. A oulckdsaii _____ family houio on first 6") South Formi, Call 643- your ore engertenceA y - tImo aocrotory for amall 663 WfO otter 6gm. Rora Find. Newly 4mo- ota.66^76l2. flobr. Just Rotatod, gri- Vl. - Must hove cor. Port time gonlaed, con ererfc Ind^^ Mohawk CorpOtlna, MS 042*. or full time. Good salary one ooreon ofUce. 66usl vota drlvowov end on- porcont wool, boM sculp- pendsntly end hove your room. 2 hodrooib, j both This house has all tho plus commission. Call af have feed tvobUMoemna /CosMer for buevoutemo- basics, m baths, 2 oor franco, waiklne dtstonco tursd, oxcollont condi own teelB. TMs Is g Breet end arithmetic sbBle. Ou- Coae on iwee wooeed let lb Mein Stroot, 6490 gor ter 6pm, 071-1477. lob for the right geraen. two deolarsblp. M ays; aoraea, vinyl sldlns, net Ibpeni-^ * ' *“ tion. Profbsslonally Wee bietuOs lygbiB cuolo- near MbOmnw, butlln# A inwMaW hessie. .. . month. Cell Ed, 6494947. cloonod. Two plocos, IP x Year round employment susnbies and svary gibes sbSBBbid. Coll today for e tat. fuliv aopllancad eeuteteyeurt-Cem lANNOUNCEIIEIITS Secretary/Receptlonltt— mer biuelcee and coaree Saturday. No saaorianct kltchon with brsokfost 12'/12’ x 10', S275.649-1251. Doctor's office. East Hart and benefits. Celt 7424317. pondanco. occounta i. javcoO. snSmsuLisri CELEBRITY CIPHER e:3Dam to Sgm. Monday nocasaory. Pleaee coll itott. 64^ bar, tlraolacsd llvino CUMvHy CUM, cypMgram an cn«*d Mm quowlOM by ford, 4 day week. Light reoelyabH. boobkaeplna, 666S121______■ ; room with bulIMn book 647-7611 I d llgncsi, hoot, rent cov Children's bunk bod. Ivnoui «M(M. pa« and prMam. Ek K HM, M llm clplM, alMa Emtrotncv? In Monchot- bookkeeping. Repiv Box thru Frtdgy. motnlalnlna oflica tiles, ers down. One bodroom, children's table and lo, anotw roday'a dUe O aeuaae V tor, dial 911 for tiro, — - - - — _A_- — case, nrst floor family C, C/0 Manchester QfeDwDelleV snN WWPtlQfvV T eocher — PuH time day- room, bullHn bar. recess. B i, two bodroems, S49S. choirs, 4 drowsr droMor. by CONNIE WIENER pollct, mtdical htip. Rooflng a SMIng. Seme and occapHno cuetemer Stepbsn Stroot — Hnmoc- 1492.______Herald. expertongg. SOuat hove to bIAMj flllMDfVliDs Ilohllna and more. ISO,900. boys bike, ton speed Mko, own trensgortetlon. WNl tolephene erdore. Coll and direct aettvitloe tor 2 ulola 2 bedroom alumi Century 21 Jockston- cor top carrior, scroon “ BP VVDT UVUJ KTU JUR BBFU Christian Staff Person The Votvet Stable, inc., taSyooraMi.S667471 num sMod Colonial. Don, Showcoso, 6661316. QDD%n Mantawster — 3 Room houso and complna poor. train. CaH after Sgm, 646- 6Sg62b4tor< llroDlaca. IVk balks and o Aporfmont, opplloncos. with experience needed 9SS4.______6461779. KIIKTR, VYO JIYOHF EU K for work with children a cor Boraao-Wt Ouoran- In around pool for Kitchen prlvllooee. Bork- S21S. Coll wookdoys, 9om- I HELP WANTED and youths. 20-25 hours too Dur Housoal Blon- Ine, mold service, clean, RNh. 6434119. Moving — Hhfo-a-bod Deliyerv and Store Clerk summer rollof poos with quiet, 646-7066. OUWURKTBKX.” — FT. HBXKTF per week. Send resume to wanted ot once for fuM er oporaalmataly l4-tb cbord and Rsssetto. 6W- this L shaped ranch In seta. Like new, rodlnor V ■ Cloonlno HtIp — Floor Calvary Presbyterian port time. Pleasant wefk- hours wsobly. ROC. to- 2 6 1 2 . ______oroo ot auolltv homos. Reasonable______choir, spinet piano and and carpot txptrltnct. Church, 1510 King Street,. Ing condWIem In me dam HanOwork/SewIno- oukro at Holts, inc., 1B Has flrsplocod llvino several ofhor Hems of BBHHEKLJ. Alto, otntrol cltonlng Enfield, CT 0M02.745S211, Olaslonburv toy factory Batson Drive, Luxurious Brick R anch- room, tlnlshod bosomont, Mon Only. Control Loco- furniture. Coll otler Spm, pharmacy. Apply In per needs sowina ntochlne op 30' X 22' llvino room with tion. Kttchon privlloeos. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Gatety Is the most outstanding ' ptrtonntl. Part tinw tv- 9am-1pm, Mondav- son to Tom Osnlsky, Lig lorgo mostor bedroom, 6461721. feature of the Soviet Union." — Joseph Stalin (1935). tnlnot or wttktnds. 643- Frldav. erators and hand finishers 11* boy window, kttchon, sun porch B potlo off Forking ovollablt. Socur- gett Porkodo Pharmacy, far oiialltv toy line. Pull Rpnlly room, solarium, Ity and roforoncot ro- Hebron— Lovely 3 bed 5747. 404 West Middle Tpke., Parmontnt Petitions kltchon. Discover for IWtffBIAIfffHfi Dietary Aides— 2pm to time or port time. Some avoNable for Cashiers ol »4bodroom s. t2l&000. Wo voursolf tho oosv living quired. 643-2693. room house, In nice notah- Eoty ottombly work I 7pm and 3pm to 7pm. sewing exporlence noco6 Guorantoo Dur Housosi borhood near state pork. Cut loundry costs ' by Xtro Mart Convsnlence this houso allows for 1700 pgr month plus uttll- S600.00 ptr 100. Guoran- Afternoons and alternate Cleaning Person sory. Coll The Velvet 9lvrND> imw Wmw$ Blanchard and Rossotto. 0101,900. Century 21 Rooms Avalloblg— Main MOIIMCYCLES/ docrooslne tho amount of ttod Payment. No Expo- weekends. Excellent Stable. Inc., 6SMS04 for Stroot location. All utlll- tiss. Avallabls July 1st. Swim pooli worohouee dotoroont used. Reduce wonted—One day a week appointment. ovsnlna and night shitts Jockston-Showcoso, 646 No pots. 6494324. iDPTOEt rlonco/No Salts. Details working conditions and or half day. Experienced QVQIIflBID* MXITO InCOniD 1216 ______tlot Includsd. Coll 649-7917 forced to dispooe of new by ono-third and soo tend self-addressed good wages. Please call 66 Duplox — Hurry and oNsr S:30. Wotkly or en/oround, 2l foot tanp whether you notice a and with references. Call ter housewlvos. studsnts Nice DMor Colonial, sln- - stamped envelope; ELAN 646-0129 between 0:30am after Sgm. 64340 3. Service Station Mechan or rsttross. Appiv In par sot this spacious homo on South Windsor — S142,900. monthly rotos^______pools comploto with huge 1975 Yamaha 129 Enduro difference In the appsor- -VITAL-173, 3410 Enter and 5pm. Manchester ics and Attendants, full or son or coll HortferO Rood, Iho Wost SIdol 2 hoottno Unlouo 7 plus room Ranch rfio fomlly houso In nice sundocks, fsncbie, ht-rtao — Lew mlloaoe, OOO firm, once of your wash. Add prise Rood, R. Pierce, FL Manor Nursing Home, 305 Siding Installer er part Unto. Apply In par Monchostor. 6694U7 and unNs. Wo Ouaronteo Dur Featuring: Booutlfullv very Nice Lorgo Room nolghberhood. Inside lust tutors, pump, loddpi ifoe Hondo oexu low extra dollars to your 33402. West Center St., Laborer- OSSOOIl days: son, 2S3 Spsneor Street, NMn Mreot Monchostor. Mousost Blonchord and Londscopod Lot. Excot- for rent- Full kltchon and polntsd, new wallpaper worronty, etc. Asklnp 097S mlloapo. 0900 firm. 647- budoot by soiling "don't Manchester. 74M40S nights. Stanchester. Rosootto. 6462613. lont Yard for Fool, All bath prlvlloggs. S60 ond wall to wall carpet- comploto. Plnonclno 1933. noodt" with o low-cost od RN/LPN Charge Nurse wookly. 6434659. Ind, 3 bedrooms, walking avolloblo. CaH Stan, toll- Laundry Worker—5pm to Clerical — Exceilont typ Now Ustbiplll Lotts of Now Kttchon-lslond with dtstonco to stores, schools R71CAIIt/^>UCKS In Cloulflod. 643-3711. positions available on a Real Estate Coreer Jofforson Houso Adult Jtnnolr. Built-In Micro- froo, 14004244515. TMIAIEI liliffONtALE per diem basis on all 11pm. Evenings and alter ing skHle and knowtedde Dev Oshtor In Manebostor Possibllltlosi Posslblo wovo/Ovon. Otihwashtr, Room For Rtnt — Nice end churches, on butllno. r M f A i f t ie b e a tid n ” nate weekends. Very plea OiangeT Why net? CoW- of bosic offlca proco- convorslon to Industrtol tlnglt tom IIV houoo In nico A v o lk ^ August 1st or shifts. Excellent pay rate well Banker Raol Estate bos o a hour Von Driyor Oorboao Disposal. In VBNCUt INVITATION TO MO plus 3-11/11-7 shift differ sant working conditions Olastonburv office has duree. sadSSS.______oasltlon avallobla to Zono. 2 stories with sooor- stant Hot water. Vinyl neighborhood, fuH uto of possibly boforo. S700 per BCon- M6 Mnmiflen Ortup, Mon- Toe — Juno ISRi. 1M2 Buick Skylark Ltd.— The Manchester Public ential. Call Mrs. Gibbs, with excellent modem openings for agents. WHI frooeoart oMsriy cHonts oft kitchens and baths. 2 SMIne, Scroonod Porch, house. 1275 per month. Month. This one won't lost femqi Orenn wHb SSoaic Bhoefer. Solurdav. Juna Stony Rend. Undsr m /m mllps. Air 1976 Chow Turtlotep Cus- Schools solicits blM -ter RN, DNS at Meadows eoulpment. Good wages train. Csntidenttol Inte- Sacratary-Portttmafor M tboir conlor m AM and cor ooraoe and 160 x 120 Brick Potlo, Family Coll Ed, 649-2947. lanOl Coll Ed, 649-2947. Looktna for aHttertno vln- Oohfo Chord HoMe. Paot- I9fh. lOem 6pm. Baby Bolton. Off Route 6: V crulso, I OPT window d6 tomlxod Camper Von. FAINT for the, 1fif-1N4 Manor, 647-9191. and steady work. Please vlews. Ask for Monoger, temple,610 fioxlble hours toko homo In the after lot — Coll us for Tho Room with Wood/Cool togo? Romontic Victo ortno: Lowry Bxdualve Roms, maternity and obis Comoro tenders, 3 hoodA TovDva TrDfif wnDvi jEmlaam oriWa Sloops 4. Rofrlporotor, school year. Seolsd Mds will call 646-0129 between par week. Good typina. Spoclflcst Jackson 6 rian? Dynomlto Ooco? trunk ltd, spotter, country exoollont condition. Coll be rscah/sO until Jana St, Connecticut Conserva RoHy Chorest, 531-0323. neon Monday thru Fri Stove. Throe Bedrooms, APMITMENTt Svnthonic Stringe Chord Btovo. hooter, tollot. 0,900 ItSS, S:SS F.M., of which Hms 0:30am and 5pm. Man dupllcotlnp mochino. day. Mutt be a reagonsl- Jackson Rool Estoto. 647- Finished Rocrootlon trOKAND Rod Goose Form Antlquos Holde. Plane ArpoaMo. IfBIffBa Vtw crafts, miecolipnoeut. altar 6pm, 662-1751. firm. 649400.______thsy will bs publldv opansd. tion Corps. State benefits. chester Manor Nursing poodonallsh. Ptsoso sub S600or646BM6. FDD DENT - Furniture, occoseorlos, The right It reserved to rs- Waitress— Luncheon. Me gerson who onloye Room In Bosomont, Att SPACE Horplchprd Arpeeole, Isct any and all Mito. Sosclfl- 10-26 years of age. 29S- Home, 305 West Center mit rssumi to Rabbi Cho- ylntogo. Oeooo Lane,Cov- GuNor atrum and Ukple Tpb Juno 19fli B 1999 ThundorMrd— Air, 9523. St., Manchester. Tuesday through Friday. tlnovor, P.O. Box 403. working with the eidoriy. It Sporkloslll Immocu- ached 3 Cor Goropo with Boot motisr and trailer, 12 cottons and bid forins may be Sumnter season only. Per on Interview, coll Storapo Lott. Sentry Real Available July 1st, second ontry. Wookonds, 13 - 5. ■m. S Itendeo 8M H EI buckptoapta, wire wheels, ft. MIrrocraft, 7J HP. tscursd ot the Ouslnsse 4f- South Windsor. CT 06074. nns ^ | , e-keia- lolt AnsoMI-Bullt 0 Room floor, 5 room apartment SAonchaatar - Approxl- AM/P66, BOPuWtel COOdl- Must bo IS. will train. RRICnflDI DleDCTOe # Estoto. 642-4060. ueedi 6674029. TDIUY Mercury onplno, DIHv flcs, 45 Norih School Sbset, HELP WANTED Agplv 66on Chester Coun Rolsod Ranch. 2M Baths, 2 In 3 family homo. MOO ptotoly 1100 square feet WtttOTbod, queen, com- ine nwcMnpj Cham, sNdo flon. well molntalnod. trollor, oxcollont condi Manchester, Connecticut Rocoptlonlst/Socrotory Flreatacas, Hordfloors, monthly. Heat B Utilities available. Ideal for offlco, ploto rolsod wflti hood- 0492.6624067. RAYMOND B. DEMIMS try Ch*. 301 South Main —S day wook for busy raol East Hartford — M2,500. small erocorv or convon- praloctor. books, much tion. 1000 er best ettor. BUSINESS MANAOin “LETS TALK” St., Manchester. 6460102. Port Time Help for order In-law psssRillltIss, Gra Jurt llstod this oxtromoiy not Included. Loose ond board, $150. OP Wotaht Wonted - CM imons, locp. CoH 7424601.______01746 About Strano's success In selllna end how you can bo ostoto offlco. ISust bo oMo cious londscaplne and one month security re- lonco store. Rent nopotlo- bench, loooxtoneiono,pul- TAItALES clothinp. pro-lfSS. 742- 73 Chow impola. V-0. ISO to typo. Knowtodpo of root tlHlne. idoel for hous6 Lots Lots mora. Coll Us Will maintained 6 room Me- 3324319. 0 pert of It. We’re selling houseellke ' ' wifo. Apphi In porson. Capo with 2/2 bedrooms, aulrod. No children or lovs, eauot rock, brand 907. ooglno. for gdrls. S190. 73 1972 24 ft. Veluntoor wnh our soon-to-start T reining Pro( Tiiiiiyen iiE ostateprofsrrsd. Moot for Todayl Jackson B Jack- pots. Coll Pat after 6om at now, 500. Day Slsooer Goropo Soto—Proosor, AMC Hornet, 6 cylinder, the non-octlyo licensed 7;lBem to 4:00pm, flroplocsd llvlnp room, Free Rent In 1bam-4pm. 19 Clinton Travel Trailer, tioope 6, INVITATION TO OH> part of the succosaful Strano's Si— ----- M0ndbv-l*rldav. Arthur son Rm I Estoto, 647-0400 enclosed bock porch, prl- 6463190. couch, brown, groat con furnituro, skis, skates, toy Sfraot. Par stools, skto- now volvo lob. exhaust, solf-contalnod, very pood Ths Mon^estsr Public Bclentious, dopondablo, energetic full timo sates as IlMMdlBlttasrsey^^^apB^aa^g CMMBilM Ittf ^oR reel estate agent with the Monchostor—Prime dition, S40. Moving, Muet trucks, heusshold Items. /bsets. kltchon tobtos. oMlor pump, omorponev Schoolt solraft bldtier FAV- eaahlor. Reeatve ‘ and roqiilrad skHle. 6461316, Orui. Main Stroot. voto yard and Ineround space and location. Now. condition. 0490.646-1736. INd FLAYOROVNDS AND soc la tee will feel right at hornet For confidential inter- monchoetor. pool. Coll for details. MANCHESTER - Spa soil, noaoMoblo. Cell b6 Toys. Juno ISflL Bom- Aimwiotivo brobo. S37S. 74I4B19 after FARKHie ABBAS for the diapane tends Hanoi ae- Mrs. Jocketen. Jocksten- Choor uplil Thoro'sstllla cious 3 bedroom apart Murry. 6661647.______loro 3pm, 643-4545. vlew...don’tt delay - call todayl ewarghoiisa epimii d6 Shewcnsie, 7S9 Main Sentry Root^ Estate, 643- Ites-lfSt school year. Sooted OTteor Wonfed for locoi met condo In o eraot ment. S550 monthly Muhra stroot. DON'T KNOW whore to bids will bo received until Mr. Strand m-ug window, keypunch Street. ______•' ' Monchostor complox of- Includes hoot, hot wetter Store and Offlco spoco. A Motol Under tho Bod Comoro. 1 fM—V6. 65,000 look next for a lob? How Jens IS, 19H, >:SS F.M., of dWIy wort. PulUhne. CaN Hertford Distributorship. forodatS57.90Q. Roc room, Main St., Monchostor RTlGAIt/TIIUmr' which time thsy will bo pub 8TRANO REAL ESTATE for appoinknent. Typesetter — Port time, Applicant* must hovo AAonchostor — S129.900. and oloctrlclty. Socurity. blanket chest. 649- Too Solo- Juno 15th, NslQhberhoedl (14lh B miles. AM/PM Cassette, about placing a “ Sltuo- licly oponod. Ths right It rs- slldors, soporato boso- Coll 6494920. tplth hoot. Exoollont loco- 1396. 10am-2pm. Rain data, 19NO. mdoy, Saturday. IIIiW ilA L E Good Condfllon. 93490. tlon Wonted'' od In 6 4 7 -"8 0 L D ” Manchester. Flexible ctoon drivlno rocord and Now on the Morkotl El6 tlon. Max Grossman, 449- tarvto to rsitcl any and all knewlodao of erootor monts and baths. Coil Pont 9 room English Tu Juno 2Snd. a Brelton Indoors. 96 Glonwood 6696097 offer 7pm. doBslflod? bids. Spsclflcotlont and bid hours. Must be expe- for 0 ihowingl Jackson B 24 Locust St. -7 room 9334, 643-7175. Kttchon Sot: ToMo and 6 Rood, fWonchostor. Stroot, 3 Ashworth St. 19S1 Ootsun— Pulsar NX. forms may bo sscurtd atttio rtencod on AM olsulpm^ Hortford. SVk dov work Jackson Root Estate, 647- dor with 5 plus bedrooms, Roosonoblo. Businott Offlca, 45 Noirt wook with good stortlnp flreplocod study, mostor apartment. No applian choirs, toble ta x 36 plus Bicycles, trunks, an- 5 spssd, low mNoaBO. School Strsot, Monchostor, and oMo to work Inde- •400 or 6460646. leaf. Chairs-soot and bock Tob SbIb^ Soturdov & Many extras. 6424S31 pindinWy. Posts up expo- pay and bontfits. Coll bedroom with sittine ces. No pots. tSSO plus Monchostar — 3 room flouos. mirrors, picturos, Connecticut. rienca hafpfuL 647-740S. NtCfuSSBOm. room, scroonod porch and utilities. SMurlty. Coll uphoMerad. Price 999. ' Sohdov. Wom-4pm. Dff of dells, drepps, furnlterw. RAVMONO a. oasaRS NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Vornon — N6w LMIna, 4 6462426 WOOkdOVS. offlco suite, first floor, Telephone 6494891. HUfstewfiRoad, laowood- 1979 G L C d M l Very 86S-2711 ■uameaa suNAOEn vpor old • Room Colonial, 3 cor oarago plus many convenient location. S2S0 036-06 IN MANCHESTER AREA Typtst/Oork— Full timo. oxtros, Sltuotod on pri- OMs Strsot. fWonchoslor. Pridav. Saturday B Sun- LpytoB parson asidi d to Spacious first floor family Manchester — One bsld- monthlv Includino heat. Prom Gown sIm 10. SIS or Many toys B ctofhos. HIM- Com com for 3 cMMran In our Vortld dutips and resppn- room, doluxo kitchen, ypto porkllks grounds. The. Hoyoe Cora.,6460131. homo. Doya. Stront sIMIIIbM for porson with Coll for on oppolntmont. room, second floor with best offer. Beautiful, SZflSTonerMm. NoncaTOcmoiTono PsrksEs Apto., SpmesBL ni>t4i carebil attention to dotali scroonod ppreh, 2 bed Sontrv Rool Estate, 643- stove and rofrtgorator. worn once. 6463290. bid dolls, typowrltor. ESTATE OF Stroot, SOpHthPitar, 647- rooms, In ground pool, Omco/South Windsor — Ton PnmWy Plea SSoriwt. RESULTS! JAMBS R.OUipLEY, W. MM«s TpkG III CsndlswNd Ir. iH 19S7dflarS:2 and BOPd typlnp skills. 4010. No pots. Loose and socur- Sulllyon Avo. 2 loroo misoollanoous. ‘ 73-157 Seien OhntenBury con- lorgo patio dock and Ity. $350 par month plus Soars Electric Chain S9 DSountaln Rond, Gta6 6S400 ndles. ExcoNant PirkDL BnmrsalDr. - IN much moral. Offsrod el rooms, air condfllonlno, Sow— OouMo Intulalod tnnbury,. near Mlnno- Tap Sate — Ntest sell, cendltteo. 4 cylinder, lo o k in g f o r a low- Tho Hen. William E. FMx- sultlna firm. Ropiv to Luxurious 4 bedroom hoot. 6461379. dmpio porfclne, SI60 a OoroM, Judoa, of tho Osuri CiMStiMitSL III IsrdmrBl - im apypriy at 6494077. S151 JE>. U BR Rsoltv Co., model 319.24600. 14 0/12 eWnug golf couroo. Juno 15 rugs, curtains, bods- standard, now rodlalt. cost «foy to communicate of Probate, District el Mon- DsdmrRd. all HIlMaBd 8L f i n PAITTTWE 40-SI92.______capo, first floor mos- Monchostor • Ntwor 2 month. 2366021 or 646 In. Exoollont condition. B 16. 0om-4pm. 66ony proods. antlquos, clo- brokoe. onO dutch. Rear your odvertlelno mes- chostor ot o hsorlno iwTdan torbodroom suite, 7Vi bedroom duplox, ftro- 2977. Used once. ITS. Coll 649- ■ tools ood household flibig. defroet.SldSO. 6194117. l i k r t y P i M l sooeT Wont ode ora your Juno 11, ifSS erdorod thofoll Miekmilsck 81 all BesBDr. IM MTEIVKW/IUIIVET Burr BonCh Porson, full •Well to Wall Invostmgnt baths, family room. Wo cUdme must bo prosonted to Miln 8L 1-1D4 DsarfesmDr. fimo. Ability to hondli ploco, IVk baths, 0575. 0173. ______Iho hductary e n ^ boMro Hertford/Msflefieteer etas. nopvy ports. Exporlanco Vdlug* Is soon Ihraugh- Ouarontao Our Housosi 6444276 er 647-7653. 19ta Uncam Centtneotel Soetembsr 14,' lies er ..bo PIM Hill 8L all Fisa Dr. •n Conduct yMW lo homes lor out this 4 Family, with Blanchard B Rossotto, Swing eot. Soore dotuxo. ftaiBhberheed Tea Sale, ordova 9emSgm. 66 Poe- Rtark IV—AIIMock.axte- borrod os by low provided. NelWnel Economic Survey rogulrad. Pamlllarlty ngwor roof, soporotg sv6 6463402. Vsrisb Mary Lou 8cInbI 8L 11-88 LsniiiMiDr. SH wlfh'olreraft ports holp- 3 Rooms - CIton, oulot AvsUabte July 1st 2 ad- one year eld. purchoeod Soturdoy. June19lh.9am- sar SLCoff Cantor). rlar/Intarler. Loathor Vim 81 all Asibssssdsr Dr. Eeenines 6 weehenai re- tei. Apply at REB Indu6 tarns, appliances ond lots soegnd floor opartmsnt. for S100. solimo for ON. tern. S3 Sycamore Lone, .....— ■. soots, thoa carpet. qulieo. 3 yeare collsgs or of Insulation. AAoko your lolnlne otiloaa. 300 sq. ft. Call7624M1. ^ AM/FM Bdrack ilorae. Tho flductary is: Wills 8L 3888 ParfcDL equlvelenl expananea. Mlnl- tries, inc., 104 Commerce Hoot, appHoncos. prefer SSip per month phw uftN- Monchetlor. ToBSolr—Icebexatnn*. Stephen T. Fenny •treat, Olaetanbury er movo new. Roollstlcollv Wont to toll your cor? retired lady or oMor mar Good Condition. f1,SM. SI7 Main St. BIrdi 8L all PImSt all rmim 6a.as par hour. IWm- pricod at S1S9,900. Strono For quick rosults, us# o tlao. Just North of VOmon I Coll m 9 1 esenliiee. iwt Mandwster, CT 01040 txirtad for oar iiquniw. eoN Personnel et 626SI71 ried couple. Roferoncas, CIrcl#. 0724003 Hugo Tea Sole— 6-1S4fa imo ffWiflBd < CillimBL 7-47 Cirvsr Lg •II EOE. Reply W Boa B. Slin- BetamenlOondS. EDE. Rool Estoto, 647-'SOLO*. low-cost Clottlflfld ad. security, no pots. 6466113, lom-Spm, 66 Baldwin Mr Tom. FsrssIBL •II Cass Dr. •H chasMr HaraM. Egad. MonchoBtar. O r l^ lo f? HlBhland DUsBt III Msuss Dr. SH Aettye ‘N’ AMs Roatty Is r W NOTICI TO CnKOfTOaO g loeklne for o unique Irxtl- Monchostor—7 room , o r n c i SPACE fan. .ouiemaitc,. ESTATE OF Ssrdsfl Dr. all McDuIrs L •II vMuol to toll real eetote. apartment, 3 bedrooms In ToB Sola — Saturday, CATHERINE M. JOHNS, 81 386-512 115*175 IPilfflo loeailon In Man- 190 on- d#0DO89d Wist Csfltsr SL Jslin tl Ho er slw should be o rssldonttol notohborhood. I Bheetsr. One Mock from Too Sdo— Friday. June Joao 19Ni, fo m tem . 9Ms- The Hon..William E. Flti- Alsximlsr 8L all 8L LawrsBCS 81 •U self-starter, a eooetter, Hoot, hot wotor, oppltan- thoepHsl. PROFE8SIO- Strawberrlos - Choponle 14th, 10am Mm. Sotur- 16 BbW. 6423979. OoroM, JudM, of ftw Court Csfitw 81 487-553 •uper ombltleue and on# cos and oarape Includsd. 1 NALONLV. CoS • Brothors Strawborrioe - doy. Jui^SNt. 9am » m. Aah w or tf i Sfraot, of PrebeteTDisfrlct of Mon- add Blusrldps Or. •n St^72•1days Fick your own. Clark Many various Items In- ‘ Manchaoter. dioster at o hoortno hold on Llncsln 8L who con moko the most of 1600 per month plus socur- IfPIBuiek Skyhowk-V4 Juno W, IMS ordsrod that ell all Dsns Or. •H IN NMMB the time needed for a Itv. 6494240 or 64Mai7. •40-3730 avonlnos Street. South WIndior. chidiHa furniture ood co- .... oow Brokoe. Psrkim 8t all Framls Or. all Froo contolnore fur- romlct. 61 OHvar Rood, delms must bo prosonted to euccoeshfl coratr In root ^ IM ^ ---■«» - - dutch, fho IMuctarY on or bsfort Bldgswisd 8L all Olam Dr. •II fJTo r pwt tbrw oelofe. If you'ro bitor- Monchostor— Excotlont 3 nishod. Opoo Sam tolom. 0 L ID September tl, IMS or*' bo RssssvsItBL all NllssOr. all osted In soli I ng, hord- room oportmtnt, first er until dekod out. No •:2Som-3pm. Cottl barred os by low erevidsd. dddalllE Rofb4Mi worti, and tho i^msards of floor. Cenvonlonttaavar- chtidron undsr M. Pleaei S family. ISNi. roM Or aNno. Sf. BrtdBOPs Mory Lou Manchester Herald ttori at |4 par hour your affOrts, coll for an ythlnel Socurity. Rofsfsn- hMAilTEI coll 92BS241 far MMel 1TO MuaMho. Good con- Tho fiduciary Is: DWidwohOfe, Intorvlow. Actlvo 'N' AM# cos. No pots. Steve, rofrlg- Information. Nobsri M. Johns ob mwaja M l Greenwood Dr. C b II CIreuM lon D b o I must bo IB or ovor Rsolty, 164 Cost Cantor orator. I33S plus utHNIos. Ptmolo Roemmnto T S ^ — Iftvrdoy. ^ Monchoster, CT 01040 Wrott, Monchostor, 662- 6694012 er 6434449. Wanted. Nice, friondlv Barry Patch Forms— ta* axMrior. Con ofMr 647-9946 C iN Totiy at 42U. nglfhborhood, ever 2S yo- Strowberriae, pick your Lew p r l ^ 111 KMt prMeddra waiher/drver oanuoaom . S Room, 3 Bedrooms, on ors oM. 0175 dus Vb utlll- own. Free. contaliiors. comBo. Itaaaa hood, do------Ddycoro Cantor Nurse— busline. Security and rsf- ftOS. 6464104.______Hours bam Sam ddiv: (Roimadv to Kant M mmo, recordB lawaby. nCMdory MXek— Good Sunday, Sain-ISiiaba. Court of PrsOote, DIstrid of iMaindav thru Priddv, ortneos rsoulrod. Orock- Manchester WE9i-1pm.Call66»4M. dlt Realty, •42-1S77.t.>^; man sooklno Oakland Reoat Bdota SS, Niawar. bdM bdkBaiGGa aiGM . Gggr. CsM S4»-T4n NOnCIOPHUHNNh MMaMMPteoiHHtewMabaNiHtaalBB^ South wtadwr. mSHNio- to lhara with 0BBerOriya.Mwclin l i r . ------jeadwaBbRee- aNor4pni. ESTATEOF ' •rlorwopd 3 Bod riim MGlo roommota in flen. phono 6641616. in o ti fhltcolldnaous ESTHERAJM^KeR, In Condo— South WtaiMr, Monchtetor-Hartferd Sbhirdnv, Juno 19lfi.fam- 149 Strow- Teyoto CeWco,H0B,_glr. HOUSEWIVES oortna tor infonts. Mon HOLTOR 644-1601 mernlhB or oroo. Wtlllno to pay about Lembordo'S Berry Sam. Books, turnflura. ______eteree, S speed, rndMie, Fursuonl to on order of Non. William E. FlltOsrold, day thru Pridav, morning a O O D W O t U R I •vonlno. t«9Dpor month. Coll Kovin Bookott^^" StrneGOrttoo, nwtol ehetytaa. bor. Me- off Money Mroet. rueteroofed, exceilont Judo#, doted Stay 15, IMS a or afternoon shifts, S pick your own. 340 Forott hsarino yrfll be haid enaftao- hours each stortlno 04 por Thig auto iBptlrgtid mad oar butlnoot hog dx- -Bl MI-1149- Stroot. Boot Hnrtfer- d ry e r, r a f r lg a r e ta r . Too SoM -c- Jane 19lh, ellcelton eroyino fer'the hour. Coll 6624W1 eoUdntpoldiillBl. Bitiialbd enabuir hlgtNrby. Monchostar: Nowor Su d.(Ook St. to Poreef St., ■MeM. ewn-lom. 114 Porker eulhority.to sell certain teal Earn Extra Money Has euie fdpBlr end ubbd ear lleenebe. lot ter per Deluxe I bedroom m s OotawiBtie—Stand- edote sHuoted In the Te«m of off Sltvor Long). Doan Street. Monchoeter. ord tronemlMlBn, ddoore. Manchester, County of Mori- ExcolMnt OOBOrtunlty for apprexImaMy 80 ears, all oqulbmonl for re- townhouso In 2 temty-1 Vk •om-Spm. infartnattaa, Tba) MaueabMd, boBy onO 2 2 L ^ terd os In SOM apoflcoftte on pelr oervloe ohi^ Con uo ter more details. baths, coraotlna. OBBlian- eBWwewVV pplspd coWOBS profe6 969-7216. ______^ nursertf IfaasobepidnBaa^h ; S IIG 6ft94l9 after Spm. 2 ^ hte more fully aeeeors, dttho With Your Own si snot with pood socretor- cos, sunken llvina roam, day, June lllf i. SBRSdsm. chine, oulter and mere. Court o f Frehote on Juna 24. potlo. bosomont, Baraat. S9 Carman Rood, 8233 1N S a n 0:H A.M . _ % Ipl skills IP work in IMan- UMd RefrlBorofert. ■Biibnru. WSi BxMttonl Xmbxoider this flwsly Jehonno M. Brudsr, clMSIor afflot. Raeollant WMMMtaMlSOHaSS Convenient resldenllene- □ RETS To o S o M — In IOI1S1 condfllon. SMrao fopo pwBol in easy oaUfate sad Asst. Clerk Oollon. Adults. AvolMblg Wdebere, Ronoee cross stifrh, It w ill add e iitM M amide* Part Time Job bsnpflts and sotarv. Coll TKMFfllFIIMlAll cMob, Bunronteedi ports AuBust 1st. M78 BkMutlll- MuHl PemBv Te a Sots bury. Juno iSflt and MIh. brlsht and patriotic ee- EdrdnRieddtgB-7171. Bod service. Low pricee. Monchottfr Dot Obo- Ths lisif skoi wID cniay a tlOS. 6604S11. ioturdey. Jane IBh, Horn Saturday, 9bm4pm. Sun 6Bm,6S44MG cent to your hopM or of B.O. Feorl G Son. 649 dMnce CMse > SMrtMb a MSgm. nSEMSMooM fice variety of pretty bloussa to NOTfCaTO Con you use on oxtia I7S I 1: 1 day, fom-ISeeun. SMYO wear with skiits or pants. to HB wooklvf Art you Main Street. 4434171. movlno. VBrigtv of Neme, N a 2263 has tnasfar; ESTATE OF ... and mothers with young children, bring them Itaoms and uBortibonts -fu 17HI. Muef alia upaheod. ■wsnme — 1976 OodBO Na StSI with niaSo- AONES MAOSLINB able fe cemmuoieale well yortaly of prteeo. color chert; stitch iUne- OAREUOUQ, o/k/o A M E S with you and save on baby sitting costs. tar rent. Call tor dofolls. Blit weUrbed CON Chuck, SW-11M, T o b SaM— Friday G Son 1977 Ford wNh trstioBS. Guido is in Sisss 13M to OAREUOUQ, e/k/e AONES with ottwr BOoplaT Thon 6 464n s 24M. Sise 14H, 37 busL coW 4674966,60s. Jonas. ■ta- A ft ter Norma. Contory Sbnmone, wovatew. con- ...... urttnif. Tim lem . f iu n t ir 11,^ «,na _ —^ we,mTCltavrpMI..Look M lid if .M M H JS, M s slh M. G AR B U ^IO , dseeMsd tlTodtord, 6674914. .A lliv ndBsd coDsr, 2H ya id sj^ The Hen. Wltttom i.^Pifs- Twenty-two Hours per week. pdlHA Nee IM W seenee ON bwh; dsMic, IH ysids: OeraM. Judes, of the Court Salary plus gas allowance. 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T h e naming of a senior oitlsens "a cancer in the basis of age." ... page 16| ... page 2 fundamentalist-backed slate to the chui^ programs, began a con a raucous moderate effort to Blum, who has three apart ... page 6| ...page 111 certed drive to take over the reopen debate on the cotnmlttee on Miami Beach." is offering 18 DALLAS — The long inarch of crucial committee on boards, ment buildings totaling m denominational machlnary. Some boards issue. percent "yuppie discounts" fundamentalists to seize control of which nominates members of the that have angered some older units, says he consulted his estimates say the fundamentalists Stanley angered moderates by attorneys before offering the the Southern Baptist Convention boards of trustees of the denomina tenants and may violate county tion’s six .seminaries and 20 are within three to five years of consistently refusing to recognise discounts last month and is did not miss a step during the them at microphones or ruling laws. national program agencies. being able to control some semi ready to defend his discounts in three-day annual meeting of the nary and agency boards. them out of order once they gained "W e’re being discriminated 14.3 million-member church. The record-setting 45,431 mes against." said 73-year-old court. sengers (delegates) also voted to the convention floor. He called the predominance Despite the best organized ef "It was an absolutely wonderful Minna Wallach, a 12-year te forts yet by the rival moderate esteblish a 22-member "peace In one Instance. Charles Swen nant at Robert Blum’s Carriage of elderly residents ’' a cancer In com mittee" to study the causes of convention,” fundamentalist Miami Beach" and said he faction to slow the 7-year-old strategist Paul Pressler, of Hous son. who identified himself only as House. “ H’s a war of attrition. fundamentalist juggernaut, the and make recommendations for a “ young pastor who traveled 1.200 We’ll die anyhow. He doesn’t wants to change the city’s resolution of the disputes that have ton, said. " I t was very well run.” image as a "dying community ultra-conservative wing of the Frustrated and angry moder miles” to attend the convention, have to rub It in.” generally conservative church bitterly divided the nation’s larg said he wanted to apeak for "voices Janet Launcelott. director of of old people” HanrhfHlpr MmlJi ates, defeated at nearly every succeeded in its two primary est I^ te sta n t body and that that have been Ignored.” Stanley the Dade County Fair Housing Blum said his yuppie discount Manchester, Conn. — A City of Villaget J l l l ______l e Charm e M A Saturday, June 15,1065 — Single copy: 250 threatened to undermine its mis turn, reacted differently. W8S no different than the senior goals: "W e do not believe in dictator ruled him out of order and the and Employment Board, said • The election of the Rev. sion efforts. young man’s microphone was cut ’Ihursday the discount is illegal citizens’ discounts . The feud has been growing the ships in the U.S.S.R.. Cuba or on Charles Stanley of Atlanta to a the platform of this convention " off in mid-sentence. s eco n d one-year term as last seven years since fundamen- Clues give PIEROWAY'S SAU AT A ll CONN» & MASS, STORED Hijackers R ich a rd positive ID den ies say they’ll o o m m s o m of Mengele report 8AO PAULO, Brazil (UPI) - Handw kill more riting in documenta believed written by PAWTUCKET, R.l. (UPI) - Ralph Richard has denied making a man who drowned alx y e a n ago has many of the statements attributed FATHER'S boon poalUvely identified by American BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Shiite Moslem gunmen to him in a police affidavit that FURNITURE and Brasilian expert! at that of Nazi who hijack^ a U.S. airliner carrying 153 people killed implicates his wife, in the death of war criminal Jozef Mengele, police!aid a hostage in Beirut Saturday and threatened to kill an their 4-month-old daughter, Jerri Friday. American passenger every five minutes if their Ann, his lawyer says. demands were not met, officials said. Police said their "prelim inary con- Lawyer John O'Connor of Provi BEDDING ’The hijackers identified the victim as a U.S. cluaion" was that theNazI war criminal dence said Thursday he has not Marine. heard the tapes of police conversa waa dead. ’The gunmen seized the Boeing 727 and its hostages OPEN YOUR — mostly Americans — over Greece Friday and tions with Richard but that his TELEVISION DAY Federal police chief Romeu Tuma forced it to Beirut where they released 19 passengers. client has denied making many of taid the "comparlaon of documenta we They flew on to Algiers where they released 21 more the accusations. PIEROWAY’S believe written by the dead man with O'Connor also said Richard will before taking off for Beirut five hours later. authenticated documenta sent from claim spousal immunity if he is ^APPLIANCES The male hostage was shot aboard the red-and- called to testify against his wife REVOLVING Berlin is positive." white jellner shortly after it landed in Beirut at 2; 20 before a grand jury later this Legal experta said the finding did not a.m. Saturday (7:20 p.m. E D T Friday) with just one month. His wife, Donna, is free on CNARGE definitively prove that the man who or two minutes of fuel left. His body was then hurled onto the tarmac. $10,000 cash bail on a murder ^ VIDEO died in the 1979 drowning incident was charge in the Jerri Ann's death in The gunmen repeated an earlier demand that Israel Mengele, known aa the "Angel of Pawtucket in November 19M. EQUIPMENT TODAY! release Shiite prisoners and transfer them to Lebanon The police affidavit said Richard Death" and charged with the murder of under Red Cross escort, officials said. The gunmen made incriminating statements 400,000 death camp victims during threatened to kill an American passenger every five accusing his wife of killing the World War If, but was strong corrobor minutes, officials said. infant. ative evidence. “ I don’t want to talk to you. I’ll only talk to (the He told investigators about a Shiite Moslem) Am al (m ilitia),’ ’ one hijacker told an "We have made a firm positive month after the November 1984 army negotiator in the control tower. “ You are trying identification, there ia not a shadow of a rape and beating death of the to gain time, you don’t believe m e.” infant that he believed his wife was doubt these documenta were written by "W ell, take this (U.S.) Marine, one of the Marines responsible for the killing, the PI Josef Blengele.” said American gra who shelled- national Beirut,” said a hijacker, and affidavit said. phologist David Crown, who was sent to then witnesses saw a man shot aboard the plane and According to the document, Brasil by the U.S. government. ' his body shoved through the door. Richard told police that "he felt his Tlie hijacker was referring to the shelling of the Crown was head of the CIA document wife had something to do with the mountains southeast of Beirut by the battleship USS murder of the child or was verification unit from 1007 to 1002. New Jersey in 1983. withholding information." Graphologtst Gideon Epstein, also "They just killed a passenger," the captain of the During subsequent interviews in sent by the U.S. government, said: Jetliner said. December and January, Richard "This ia an absolute poattive conclu- "Y ou did a bad thing, you shouldn’t have killed him, said "he now believed his wife ■ion, if we bad any abadowof adoubtwe he was an innocent person,” an Am al official told the killed his child," the affidavit said. would have offered a qualified hijackers. The affidavit led to the May 10 PIEROWAT'S concluaion." The body, wearing black trousers and a T-shirt, was arrest of Donna Richard at her later pick ^ up by Amal militiamen and loaded on to a parents' home near Bloomington, i Police and graphologiats compared station-wagon, iritnesaes said. Ind. genuine Mengele script with medical "Did you see Beir El-Abed, 89 people were killed,” a After the document was made GUARANTEE! notes, letters and other items handed hijacker said. “ These Marines destroyed Lebanon," public this week, police chief over by people who knew the man A car bomb exploded in the Shiite suburb of Beir Theodore King voiced concern *30.1 known as Wolfgang Gerhard in Brasil. El-Abed March i. whether an impartial grand jury Tlie shooting came Just minutes after the plane 1 ggtoclBd Rm Him t s “ This handwriting evidence abowB UPI photo can be seated to consider the case. IFYOUCAN came to a halt on a runway at Beirut airport with its I OghuniMlfl«rs that the man who lived in four different ‘T m worried about what it’s places in Brasil waa Mengele,” ’Turns •Whites of their eyes’ enginea running and lights on. going to do down the road,” King fit BUY IT FOR LESS. AlrconUHloiMr said, adding this "leads us to the Hie plane earlier had been forced to fly first to said. “ I don't know how this will T.V.'sorVCR*t preliminary conclusion that the body Beirut where 19 hostages were released, then to affect the grand jury process.” exhumed laat week in Embu waa that of John Jacobsen of the staff of the Bunker Hill Theshow is a re-enactment of the Revolution Algiers where 21 more were set free, and theq back to The case is scheduled for presen _iOood 3 4B9f» only— M engele." Pavilion in Boston puts the finishing touches ary War battle in Charlestown, Mass., for the Beirut with the remaining 113 hostages. tation to a grand jury late this WE WILL REFUND During tense negotiations with Algerian auth6ri- Earlier Friday, forensic experts said on a manikin used in a multi-media 210th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill month. they had matched the teeth and age of ties, the hijackers — armed with submachine guns B*lJi m 1K1|SS THE DIFFERENCE the man who drowned in 1079 and whose presentation called "Whites of Their Eyes.” on June 17. and hand grenades — threatened to "execute” their remains were exhumed from a grave hostages if their demand for the release of Shiite . near Sao Paulo grave on June 6 withe Moslem prisoners in Israeli Jails was not met. thoee of Mengele. Witnesses in Algiers said two airport buses thqt had M engele "According to information from the earlier approach^ the aircraft, a mile from the air Sales tax revenues rebound terminal at the end of a runway, returned to the coroners, the skeleton Is of a man who died at about the right age to be airport’s VIP lounge just before 8 p.m. with 21 passengers. Mengele,” Tuma said. Mengele would already projected at more than $300 Baida said officials will be looking at w riting By Mark A. Dupuis Within a half-hour, the aircraft taxied onto one of MAGNAVOX MAGIC CHEF GIBS have been 61 years old when the United Press International million for the current flacal year. figures from the corporations tax and RECLINERS mysterious man buried as Gerhard Houari Boumidienne International Airport’s two The adjusted 17.2 percent growth rate interest and dividends tax in the next runways and took off five hours after it bad landed in 25" Dtafonal I l7 o .lt. drowned. compared to a 13 percent target set by couple of weeks to see bow the surplus n m r n i t FatlMr*s Algiers. Dental ■pecialista examining the budget officials, who bad predicted last will be affected "but the sales tax is offered HARTFORD — State sales tax The Boeing 727, seised minutes after it departed Day ■Iwleton said two old-fashioned silver revenues grew by an adiusted 17.2 month that a two-year surge in sales tax definitely a plus.” amalgam flUlngs matched pre-war from the Athens airport Friday for Rome, waa first percent for April, surprising budget revenues was coming to an end. He said the national economy has MUNICH, West Germany (UPI) PRICE records of Mengele’s teeth, but stressed forced to land at Beirut International airport where 19 officials who had thou^t a two-year Sales tax growth rates were down in been weak for the past three quarters, — The son of Auschwitz concentra this finding alone was not firm proof of passengers — 17 women and two children — were surge in revenue from the state’s February and March and budget or nine months, and Connecticut tion camp doctor Josef Mengele »157 Identity. freed in exchange for fuel, TW A officials said. workhorse tax bad ended. officials thought a trend was develop usually follows national trenda. ’The plane waa then forced to the Algerian capital of will provide authorities with a The forensic experta have already The state collected more than $116.8 ing, said Edward Baida, chief of Algiers, where it landed with 134 people aboard, bandwriting sample and a photo determined that the skeleton closely million in taxes on April sales, up nearly revenue and economic forecasting in "Connecticut seems to be in a very including eight crew members. graph of his father, family spoke- OVER matched Mengele'a wartime height of $13 million from the tam e month a year the Office of Policy and Management. unique situation." Baida said, adding ’The airline said KM of the people aboard were men said today. 8-foot-8W. ago, the state Department of Revenue '"rhat is a very strong performance, ’ ’ that the fact the state enjoys one of the American. Among the original passengers, 34 were R olf Mengele could not, how The experts Friday reassembled the Services said Friday. Baida said, “ etpecially when you look lowest unemployment rates in the DIUIXI part of a Catholic group from Rockford, ni., returning ever, produce evidence his father cleaned and x-rayed skeleton and The April figuret represent a 12.4 at the fact that the national economy country has boosted consumer ‘‘ TOUCH IU TIC ”( from a tour of the Middle East, the State Department was involved in a serious motorcy 800 awaited a k w dossier on Mengele from percent increase but the figure grows to has been very weak for the laat three confidence. said. cle accident in 1944, the spokesmen MICROWAVE* the Simon WIesenthal Institute, a Los 17.1 percent when adjusted to reflect a quarters.” Sales tax revenues for the 19$S-84 said in a statement released to OVEN m i IN Angefea-based organisation that hunts •427 revenue loaa from a sales tax exemption "W e thought that the prior two fiscal year grew by 21.3 percent overtbe news agencies. Nasi war criminals. on clothing that took effect April 1. months seemed to point to a moderation previous year and figurea for this fiscal STOCK The doasler of updated dental records A pelvic bone injury Mengele The salee tax is Connecticut’s largest in the growth, but it Just turned right year probably will come in more than IS and a copy of SS medical documents, allegedly received in such an aingle source of revenue and the April around,” Baida said, citing the decline percent over the 1983-84 year, Baida Including information on an alleged Group planning accident could be an important bonus ia likely to add to a budget aureus in Februaiy and March growth figures. •aid. factor in determining whether a i q i w i H s B t d T T i 19U motorcycle accident involving skeleton exhumed from a grave Mengele, was expected to arrive AIR CONDITIONERS near Sao Paulo, Brazil, is the Satu r^y. Korea memorial remains of the wanted Nazi war GIBSON Tw o U.S. Identification experts, an- criminal. i » " thropologiat Clyde Snow of Oklahoma PIEROWAYS University and radlologiat John Fltxpa- S. Africans raid Botswana R olf Mengele, an attorney in the PORTABU H A S IT A L U Veterans’ groups have banded together in an effort trick of niinois University, were also southwest German city of Frei WINDSOR STORE to erect the town’s first memorial to Manchester burg, issued a statement Tuesday expected to arrive around the same ^ 2 6 7 \ JOHANNESBURG, South Africa The outlawed ANC ia fighting South First Secretary Jacobus van der Elden residents wbo died in the Korean War. saying the bones were indeed those time. (U P I) — South African aoldiera staged Africa’s white minority government. •aid one of tboae killed was Somalia- Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, honorary chairman of of his father, who he said died in Tuma said police and International HOW \ EXIT 34 a lightning raid into neighboring In Washington, the announcement of born Achmed Geer, wbo once fled to the committee planning tbe memorial, said FViday Brazil in 1979. 14 DAY PROGRAMMABLE VCR exparts were still trying to match the Botewana Friday, attacking tte homes Nickel's recall was linked directly by a Holland and was given refugee status. that the group has been meeting for several months The latest statement was deli man’s fingerprints with Mengele’s, but TO GET y OFF 1-91 of black African National Congress State Department spokesman to the Hia wife Roelflen Geer-Stoffer, 27, a but w a iM until a memorial to Mancheater’s Vietnam vered Friday by Rolf's brother-in- deecribed the proceea as being "like dissidents and killing 13 to 15 people, the incursion into Botswana and to the Dutch citizen, was shot in botb legs and War veterans was completed before announcing Its law, Jens Hackenjos, and Berlin hxMng for a needle In a haystack." THERE / NORTH military said. capture last month of a South Africa was being treated at a hospital. plans "so that there would be no competition.” journalist Herbet Baumeister who The fingerprint aearch ehould end on patrol In Cabinda. Angola, apparently They had recently moved into a bouae Unlike the Vietnam memorial, which coat nearly is advising the Mengele family. Monday, he said. To protest the Incureion, the United MILE Statee announced It was recalling the on a m lsBh» to sabotage the U.S.- that previously was occupied by ANC $10,000, the Korean veterana are hoping to raise $7,500 They said Rolf Mengele had told s t A total of eight International experts operated Gulf Oil refinery there. members, according to Western diplo for their memorial, she said. Weinberg aaid a public them he would "v e ry soon” from the United Statee, West Germany ambaseador to South Africa, Herman Nickel. "W e have decided to recall Ambaasa- mats in Gaborone. fund-raiaing drive would be started within several provide evidentiary material to and Israel are helping in the Inquiry, dor Herman Nickel home for consulta- Botswana president Quett Maaire w##kf. the Frankfurt prosecutor's office, indudlng American m ta l spedaliat Radio Botswana aaid among those tione t o review the situation," State called the raid an “ act of brutality and. " I would like 7,800 people to give |1," she said. , which is coordinating the world Lowell Levine and anthropoligst Ellis killed in the pndawn raid were a » Boa touch m oeonlqluiilnQ Department spokeaman Bernard Kalb violence” and said it was "particularly One veterana’ organisation h u already agreed to wide hunt for his father. EUs Keriey. S-yearold child with hia uncle. It eaid • naMquwticlookimw 1^ said. deplorable” because be had repeated^ donate ^00, she said. They said this qiaterial was BEDNNG aome vfetima were ihot at close range Inside their bedrooma. The attack "raises the most serious assured Pretoria be did not allow A site for the memorial haa not yet been chosen, requested by the prosecutor and ^ • T W I b •Jopi questions about South Africa's sincer guerrillas to use Botswana aa a although tbe connmittee la strongly conaldering a .would consist of a photograph of •On* touch rtoonSm PIEROWAY’S South African Defense Chief Gen. ity” in negoUationa with the United springboard for attacks on South parklet at Eaat Center and Porter streets, she said. 'M engele taken in the 1970s and a •Wtrod remote oonhol 330 Windsoi Ave (Rt Conetand Vifjoen said the raiders lO M S o S d S M c • ,M * n w 5(F Inside Todny States on bringing about a peaceful Africa. Other sites being considered include land near a included both black and white eokUera handwriting sample. tSMODMU f:v. o