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\ W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tue«d«y. Ju>e U. 1915 MANCHESTER EOCTJS SPORTS WEATHER \ Bolton’s Landolphi Clearing up tonight; BUSINESS Timing a-key issue Firebrands needed • • In sewer plant work for chili pbpk-off hangs up AD hat some sun Thursday Reagan’s tax proposal anything but simple page 3 1 / ... page 13 ... page 11 ... page 2 I , ' of the Internalrnal Revenue C«Me Code allowallows s^^paywuxpayers Wto e TRAVEL AND ENTERTAINMENT: Suiting (Editor's Note; This Is Uw Arstot a three-part series s low-income housiiu and deduct tM rew o Jan. 1, 18M. no deductiona would be allowed for rehabiUUtel on Reagan's proposed tax laet.'i s five-year period. Income to tte Invoa^ entertainment expanses — such as club dues, tickeU o o s U o v e ra l The massive tax law propoaedby President Reagan Your lor the theaUr. the World Series, the Super Bowl. The has been limited,mlted, but Ux benefiu------have bean a. m- v would maul our tax system to a point not even incentive. This provision would be eliminated fof howls of proteat c m be heard even now. comprehended by moot taxpayers, ‘nils wouldn't be Noney'fl e BUSINESS MEALS: New limtU on deducUbility expenditures paid or Incurred h *J**;^,, "simplification''! This would be the most complex tax would permit only the first m per person per meal to a r^ IN G SOME HEALTH INSURANCT TOV. law ever placed on our nation's books. Worth be fully deductible. OnamounUover IIS, only one-half ERAGE; The way the proposals now read, whars The only way for you to grasp what la being the coet of each meal would be deductible. On, say. a employers pay the health the health InauranM c m U{ Hlanrhrfitrr Sylvia Portar Iktnlh proposed is to break down the president's requests F IA/AHr\AMHoki limgh MS diner for a valued customer in an elegant some of the insurance cost would he Included M Manohestar.'Conn. — A City of Village Charm Wednesday, June 19,1965 — Single copy: 266 Into divisions. To begin with, many traditional, tried reeUurant, SM would qualify for the deduction. And taxable income. Included In the employee a taxablg and tested tax deductions would be tossed overboard; even here, the other tough entertainment rulea would Income would be SSM a year for family c o v e r^ ^ many others would be drastically modified. have to be met. CrusUl date: Jan. 1, IMS. SISO for individual coverage. Effective Jan. 1, IS ^ Here is as simple as summary as I can manage, put e SEMINARS ABOARD A CRUISE SHIP: Deduc­ one more tax-free fringe benefit would be dropped., together with the aid of Eli J. Warach, divisional tion goee overboard. S u itin g In ISM, no more a INCOME SPLITTING: The unearned Income df senior vice president of Prentice-Hall Inc. few years ago. dwhictloDs. children under 14 would bo taxed at the parent’s ijtar. Schools e STATE AND LOCAL TAXES; Repeal of the a UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION; Only certain payments of unemployment compensation e INCOME AVERAGE: Starting In ISSS. thU goes so transfers of securities, say, would no longer help Pilot warns deduction for state and local taxes would be a major by the wayside. The technique now enables taxpayers blow to the residents of higher-tax states, such as New are subject to federal income tax today. But suitin g cut fam ily Uxes. Effective Jan. l, 19M. to soften the Impact of a bishlncome or windfall year. mull merge York. Effective for tax years beginning in 19M. There Jan. 1. 1M7, there would be no exclusion for a THE SIM/SIM DIVIDEND EXCLUSION: Today, a CHARITABLE DEDUCTIONS;; OnlyUxpayerS will be violent infighting over this proposal. unempHiDyment compensation. All of it would be single Uxpayers can exclude the first SIM of who itemise deductible contributions would be able tq, e TWO-EARNER MARRIED COUPLES; The subje^ to tax. dividends each year and married couples get a SSM deduct them sUrtIng in ISM. special “marriage-penalty" provision that was e PROPERTY TAXES: Real esUte taxes you pay In sports on your home would not be deductible after Jan. 1. exclusion. Both would be gone. This la just a smattering of the whopping changes against idea designed to ease the unfair tax burden on married a REHABILITATION OF LOW-INCOME HOUS­ Reagan is proposing, but you still have tim e to act ter working couples would be repealed. Effective Jan. 1, 1986. This would be a stunning blow for many ING; To help provide housing for the poor. Sec. 1ST

-Ninth-grade students In the Chrysler wrestling program at Manches­ of rescue try Seabrook owners ter's two Junior high schools will probably compete on the high sriteol level for the first time next Bv David Zenlan year os a result of a plan worked United Press International Long wait fruatratea join Ul to cover looks to o u t Tuesday by school administrators. BEIRUT, Lebanon— The pilot of families of hoatagea Under the plan, ninth-graders a hijacked TWA Jetliner told — see page 7 the ’90’s would Join the h i ^ school wres­ reporters today be and bis fellow Fitchburg defauit 4^ tling team and Junior high school American hostages would “ all be tfams would consist of only dead men" if anyone tried to By Jon A. Zverlnn SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - A Seabrook obligation to the tune of seventh- and eighth-graders. rescue them. United Press International We’ve been told that they’ve boon Connecticut utility and four other |10,0M," said United Illuminating 'The plan for wrestling is similar Three ABC news correspondents were allowed to approach the TWA taken to a safe place, that they are owners of the Seabrook nuclear spokesman Jeffrey Belmont. “ We DETROIT — In the bleak, to one which has been in effect for . plant will chip in to cover a a r e just increasing our spme time with ninth-grade Boeing 737 and question pilot John comfortable and being well token near-tankrupt days of Chrysler ‘Testrake and fellow crewmen as care of.” construction payment default by a payments." Corp. some five years ago, a “ For aodmmers, who are members of the armed militiamen watched. “ Do you have any message* f o r Massachusetts owner, a spokes­ Belmont said the utility's lawy­ Sale" sign was s^ked Into the lawn the high school swim team. Assist- ers determined the action did not Tbe interview — on the sixth day your family? Glass asked Um. man for the project said. of lU old Outer Drive Stamping apt School Superintendent Wilson conflict with state regulatory E. Deakln said today. He said it of captivity for some 40 American “I'd like (or my wife and my John Kyte, a spokesman for Plant in northeast Detroit In a restrictions on Seabrook pay­ may also be applied to the track hostages — was the first time family and ailof my friends badt in Seabrook management, called the dMperate bid to raise cash. ments. He said the utility has sent Journalists have been allowed to Missouri to know that tha Lord hoa arrangement a "complex situa­ (% rysler had a buyer lined up, prigpram at IlUng Junior High regulators a letter to inform them speak to any of tbe captives. taken very good care of ua ao tar tion" and said the other owners are but the sale was called off at the School. of the action. One reporter asked Testrake and He has seen us through aoma accelerating payments to compen­ last minute for a minor reason. In order to take effect, the plan Kyte said the other four Sea­ what be thought about tbe possibil­ very trying times and He will sea sate for the default by Fitchburg 'n a t same site, called the Outer must win approval from top-level brook owners increasing their school administrators. It does not ity of a U.S. rescue misston. us ferough to tbe end.” Gas and Electric Light Co. Drive Manufacturing and Technl-_ payments are New England Power need to be approved by either the - “ I think if they did we'd all be Flint gave this account of tha "M y undersUndlng is that they cal Center, today houses the heart Co., of Westborough, Mass., Con­ dead men because we are continu­ scene; (the owners) are doing it through of the new Chrysler c;orporation. sbhool board or the Connecticut necticut Light A Power Co., of Interecbolastic Athletic Ckmfei^ ally surrounded by many, many “ We’re standing a (aw feat away their parent companies," K)de The 43-year old plant, in a run Hartford, Cum., Montaup Electric ence, srMch regulates school guards," be replied. from tbe plana. One o f tha said Monday. “ That's an impor­ down part of town, got a new lease tant thing to note because there are Co., of Boston, and Canal Electric ■DOftS. M id. In Washington, national security bijackere is loaning out of tha UPI photo on life after operations from regulatory restiictioiis on what Co., of New B ^ o r d , Maas. IPrindpals at both Illing and adviser Robert McFarlane flatly cockpit window, pointing a pistol at Chrysler's Vernor Tool k Die Plant those companies can contribute." "What they’re pajdng is a little Qennet Junior High schools today denied that the United States was us, and we don’t quite know what and Its ancient Clairpointe plant Kyte said the payment arrange­ bit more than their share,” said FuturlBtlc speed boot responded positively to the idea. urging tbe Inteniational Red Cross he’s saying. Another hiJacitOT — a were moved there In 18H and 18M. ment would allow the cash flow Kyte, adding that he did not know . Illing Principal Richard to arrange a trade— Israel’s Shiite short, (at boy with a scarf tiod Some 815 million later. Outer into Seabrook to continue at aU the details of the arrangement. yen ($12 million) project. The system Undgren said there are an aver­ prisoners for the 40 hostages . around his head — ia standing M Artist’s drawing of an experimental Drive houses 1,5M skilled trades­ required levels despite the defaulU "They eventually expect it to be age of 18 ninth-graders In his ^ “ Tbe notion Is about and it is flat the back of thq plane canying a propeller-less speed boat to be driven would create a magnetic field around men, teebnidans and administra­ by Fitchburg. He said the 16 joint credited to their share of school who would be affected by wrong." he said. submachine gipi- The pitot was tive employees, all hard at work Seabrook owners must meet pay- payments." by . electromagnetic force. Japanese the boat, then release electric current to the change in the wrestling pro­ “ We win not make concessions looking extremely tired but amO* pulling the future into the present menU based on a $5 million per K yte said it was uncertain scientists will start soon on research push back the magnetized wkter and gram. Bonnet Principal Thomas *no# uid will not ask anyone else to by designing, building and testing week funding level. whether the owners would con­ IM saer sahMhere were about six twij TO n ia t , ’ ’ McFarlane said and davelopment on the 3,000 million propel the vessel forward. ideas and equipment that could Fitchburg owns an O.M percent tinue to pay the increased Mnlli-grade Wrestlers at Bonnet. onphatically. whoaa militiamen guarded tha eventually be installed at Chrysler share of Seabrook and has missed amounts. The Joint Seabrook The schools run a combined ' Deedly cergo ABC television correspondent Americana at'.uqdisdoaod loca­ plants throughout the United three paymenU for construction owners were scbieduled to meet pnwfM A. Charles Glass, a former Beirut tions in the capital, inoistad States, Canada and Mexico. work at the New Hampshire Tuesday at the construction site. The prindpala said they seeih e Health officials unload tainted cheese century’s deadliest food-poisoning Inci­ bureau chief now based in London, Tuesday that Washington make New Ideas and improvementt seacoast site. “It ^ves us a little time to Bay State firm announces change os a good one for both the Beirut-based ABC radio corres­ the next move to end tbe crisis. can be suggested during the Tuesday at a Los Angeles area landfill. dent. Thirty persons have died and five Tom Conry, a spokesman for explore what options are open," studnts and the high school pondent Julie Flint and Derwin “Tbe matter is now on tha process, not after installation at a more are suspected of having perished Fitchburg, said the utility will Kyte said. wrestling program, .which has The cheese, produced by Jalisco Jirimson, an ABC producer in American side of tbe table.’’ s ^ factory. withhold its M6,SM payment that Seabrook’s first reactor is rated suffOred trom a shortage of light­ Mexican Products Inc., Is blamed for the from the cheese. E^nit, were summoned unexpect- Berri, 46, Lebanon’s Justice mlnia- Another 880 million will be spent was due Monday. The defaults on at M percent complete and pro­ weight wrestlers. The change is emy to interview Testrake, ABC ter and leader of tbe country’s In the next three years to further the payments are among several jected for completion in late 19M at layoffs, predicts big loss not expected to have a detrimental spokMunan Tom Goodman said in mainstream Shiite movement, drastic cost-cutting measures a total of cost of M-7 billion. The upgrade the 32-acre site, all part of eHect on the Junior high wrestling New York. Amal, which means “hope" in second reactor has been condithm- (Arysler’s five-year plan to invest Goodman said the three were Arabic. taken by the utility. Bv Jsrrv Bsretr ployees, 1,0M of them based in also announced Data General may program, the prindpals sold. "We have no other further ally canceled. 83.8 billion of a total 810.8 billion on High court reverses ruling acemnpanied by a correspondent Berri said the 48 remaining report an operational loss for the Dung’s wrestling coach, athletic Unitsd Press Inttmotlonai Massachusetts. plant modernisations. comment," said Conry. “The quarter en^ng June 39, citing director and the high school for Agence France Press, tbe American hostages token (ran 8lw*t lucky and loaded The reductions are based in A tour of the facilities showed financial situation has not slumpimg sales and "the erratic coach es favor the change. French news agency. Trans World Airlines Flight 8M, WE8TBORO, Mass. — Dato large part on slumping sales, various departments — some changed." INDUSTRY, Calif. (UPI) - character of demand." Lindgren sold. The interview with Testrake, a seised Friday over the Mediterra­ Guisral Corp. has joiiied Uie furled by buyer uncertainty over which are staffed around the clock A spokesman for United Illumi­ Barbara Lucky is exactly that: DeCastro said the second- The need for a change stems Richmond, Mo., resident and vete­ nean, could be freed “ in 34 hours if growing ranks of high technology the federal budget deficit and other — Industrously working on on anti-pornography statute nating Co., of New Haven, Conn., lucky — and loaded. quarter projection includes sever­ frem regulations of the CIAC ran TW A pilot who recently began the American people put pressure firm s facing slumpfaig sales, an­ economic changes anticipated in Chrysler’s lOM products. said the utility would increase its Lucky, a 98-year-old attorney ance pay a ^ extended insurance which prohibit ninth-gradors (lying international flights, lasted *i- 1965 ^ ■ 't B m c Ii hoiM homicide aiYi^hg key qu^tions in Bridge work authority .linder the statutes to Motive sought in piiot’s siaying - The Department of Environmen- by the town administfation. Since The order, based on higher^ riv Alex Oirelll foiroe action, as it did In Coventry U1 Protection in Connecticut 1m then, one political leader has said standards (6r the Hockanum begins today I .Harold Rsporfer when voters repeatedly r e fu ^ to pntttaring to intrdduce legislation he was not enthusiastic because he River, calls on the town to provide his parenu owned a diner ami had llv r t NeMw AnalyBiB build a sevage disposal plain. STRATFORD (UPI) - A reUred sheet. thought the town could do better advanced secondary treatment d f. More state news In the Lordship section of Stratford Manchester Mayo m o the next sfsslon of the General The statute used in the Coventry airline pilot who liked to amuse his The victim was last seen by his tamily financially under federal funding. tl|e sewage. The town, wodld have WETHERSHEU) (UPI) - Traffic on Uw since 1971. friends said. _____ .Walhberg is considering the ap- Assembly to set up revolYIni^ case to get a coiirt order', was friends with amateur magic tricks was on page 20 abw t 1 a.m. Tuesday, said Lori White a to remove nitrogen from the Putnam Bridge will be limited to one lane In each “ He always hod money in his poraet .^nbnent of a citiMns’ committee gram (or (our years longer thafa the loans. Section 226-448. It says that-not­ shot to death outside his beach horrie fiancee. Frank Rega of Bridgeport. I IF EITHRR WINSTBD or effluent that goes into the direction ai work begina today on a 97.5 and he always picked up th« iao- Q> study proposed .improvements president had wanted, ' withstanding any charter nrovi- hours after celebrating Father's Day, details of the siaying. The family had celebrated Father s Groton somehow forfeit, federal Hockanum. rehabilitation of the apan croaalng the Connecti­ a lot of class.’’ said John Wilson of Ea>t to the town's, sewage-treatment The measure passed by a vote of FROM THE D E P n point of sion, general statute, or renren- police say. White apparently died of multiple Day Monday night at a W e s ^ r t view, each dollar will go further grant money will be available to Improvements designed to ac- cut River. Chester, N.Y.. who had gone fishing n^lent. I 94 too. dum provision, the commissioner The body of Clarence White. 61. a gunshot wounds, said Dr. Michael restaurant a ^ stopped later at the Bast toward pollution abatement if that Manchester, officials of both, the com^sh that gpal have already The atate Department of Tranaportation aald with White and his brother, dack, last ' Discharged waste from the plant A sim ilar m e a s u re w ^ d soon pf environmental protectionr can retired pilot for United Airlines, was Can>ieUo, aaaistant state medical exa­ End Yacht Club, where White was a doUipr is recirculated through a town and the state D EF agree. If been des(gaeA«m l the design has traffic will be limited to the two outside lanes (lows into the Hockanum River, reach the floor of the J&uae of order a municipal legislati body discovered by rdatives shortly before 6 miner. who was called to the scone. member, and at the fam ily’s cottage the two towns move forward with alraady been appAived by the state ve while the median area and high speed lanes on the M ice would not say if robbery was ' and the town has been under orders Representatives. It wodVBrpvide ■ I program. ‘ a.m. Tuesday, sprawled in front of his gtratfmrd poUco, aidod by the State near the Lordship Seawall. theiy plans, the grant availability and federal, dnvironmental to authorize the funds to “take bridge are rebuilt. suspected In the shooting. Jor several years' to reduce the $21 billion ever the miSe^eer one reasop most town single-story, ranch-style house on Pros­ Police Major Crime Squad, roped off A small pile of clothing and a doggy pfettlil'be questionable. authorities. .'I, whatever action is needed to meet DOT officials said the traffic pattern will be The slaying shocked residents of the illutlon. Voters rejected bonding period, and presumably • eenfer- sis want to get the sewer pect Drive, police said. the area around the limne. bag from his Father's Day dinner were ^ one question the committee The town has been ready to the terms of a pollution abatement adjusted as work progresses on the bridge, which quiet Lordship neighborhood, who were rplanned improvemenu in 1663, eneiE cm nilttee would reeeive the pUht project approved now is get Sgt. Robert Norko said the investiga­ White's distraught wife, Norma, sat found near White's body. B will have to ask is: “ Grant now or proceed with the project since 1677, order. ' crosses the Connecticut River between Wethers­ stunned last month when the FB I raldpd , and indications are that ^ t h e r differranes. ■ ' .Um tsderal money while both the tion was proceeding on “ the assumption with her daughter, Lori, and other White was an amateur magician who il and state governments are loan later, which will be cheaper? ’' but federal funds went to what the Beyond the question of whether field aitd Glastonbury. a home during a naUonwlde craokitown Bond issue will be on the ballot this of homicide” and an autopsy was relatives in a parked car in front of the enjoy^ performing coin and card A more basic question is what state Department of Environmen­ the state can and will the Traffic restrictions will be in effect at least until on the Hell's Angels Motorcycle Club. ^ November. IN lIttC SENATE, a e o a p r o t^ iu _ it as grants, which do not scheduled at the chief state medical house, about one block from Lordship tricks lor customers at several Strat­ happens if the town does not do the tal Protection determined to be town to act, is the qu e^on of next s p r ^ while the rehabilitation is carried out A resident of the house, Louis Roman, : If a citisens’ committee Is ise led to passage of th e— ' — bajw to be repaid. examiner's office in Farmington. Beach, while police searched for clues ford restaurants. Friends said he Job. ' < more urgent projects. whether the capacity of the sewage by White Oak Corp. of Plainville. The project is 56 was arrested and charged in ^le 7 appointed, it will have to consider one that woifla shift impetus (or putting tbe No arrests had been made and there and evidence. frequented the yacht club dally and was In 1675, the town was prdeVed by The 1675 order set a timetable for treatment plant is enough to expected to be completed in September 1966. shooting of a state trooper who was shot several fundamental questions. • m ilUonfromaomestatdaMftheri;?:- question b to r e the was no immediate motive. Norko said. White's body remained in the tree- well-liked by members. the Water Compliance and Ha­ getting the work done. The timeta­ provide for growth in town. and wounding during the raid. ' For one thing, the committee Unit/»e pUn, Connecti&wKiUI v- v ^ November came Police declined to disclose further shaded driveway, covered by a white White arew up In Bridgeport where zardous Substances Division of the ble called (or getting the plant get million a year from fiscal town officials got confirma­ will have to consider whether the UtM D E P to take some steps to lessen completed by November 1676. 1066 through flscal 1666. tion that Manchaater’s project town will be better off moving * pollution from the plant. In May 1676, the order was THE FLOW THROUGH tbe On tbe surface, it would seem> stood third in line (or grant forward now instead of waiting. The order is based on the modified with a new timetable plant is now about 6 million gallons that federal funds to help munici­ funding. It is behind Winsted and IVeaFlier Most town officials say there is a authority granted the commis­ calling for completing the plant in a day. The plant — equipped (or ' lot to gain, but it is the voters who palities with their .sewage prob­ Groton, two towns which may have Peopletalk difficulty getUng ready in time to sioner of environmental protection December 1676. secondary treatment but not ad- must be convinced if a bond lems will continue to be available. in Section 25-S4J of the General In September 1680, the order was vaiiced secondary treatment — , referendum in November is to But somewhere along the line, the receive the grants. In 1683, Manchester voters re­ Statutes. That section, in effect, m odifi^ with still another timeta­ was designed for a 1686 estlnuted Today’s foracast succeed. grants will be supplanted by loans. jected a bond issue (or improve­ says the commissioner can order a ble, this one calling for completion average flow of 6.75 million gallons Lite wtthout vallum Sad tonga Cennectlcel, Massachusetts The availability of federal funds 1 a day. Under the Senate ipeasure, ments to the plant on Olcott Street municipality to abate pollution and by December 1683. and Rhode Island: Today: partly (or municipal sewer projects is one Robert Young, superintendent of A ctrm Lisa MlanelU is the latest celebrity to Pop star Elton Joha toM the High C^ourt in grants at the rate of $2.4 billion.a under a different funding plan, set up a tinnetable for various steps No further deadline has been set sunny and breexy. Highs in the ' tl)ing that plays a role in the the Water and Sewer Division, leave the Betty Ford Drug and Alcohol treatment London Monday that he was “ green behind the year would continue through 1068 which would have involved only in the process. so the 1683 deadline stands, but mid 70s to around 60. Tonight: ' question of timing. says plans for growth now in the center high on life, not drugs. Her addiction: ears” when he signed over publishing rights to and grants at half that amount state funds. Tbe state would have obviously has not been enforced. works will use up the added 0.75 prescription pills. songs tto t earned more than $350 million. becoming mostly clear. Lows in On June 13, the U .S. Senate voted would continue (or two more years. paid $11 million of tbe cost, then put ’THE 167$ ORDER, in part, told million-gallon capacity. “ What really almost did me in was the “ Anything anyone told me I believed. Every­ the 90s. Thursday: partly sunny. to provide $18 billion in federal After 1000, the program would at $20 million, and the town would the town to “ construct additional TOWN OFFICIALS have said Valium,” MinelU told David Hartnnan of Good thing was done on trust,’ ’ said the singer, who Highs in the m id 70s toaround bO. funds under the Clean Water Act provide the states with $8.4 billion have bonded (or about $9 million of treatment facilities necessary to that if the town does not improve In 1683 some of the opposition to Morning America Tuesday. “ You know I can't arrived in court wearing a marble-patterened Midae: Showers or thunder­ (or projects including sewer im­ to set up revolving loan programs. It. meet water quality objectives of the plant on its own initiative, the bonding (or the sewage plant tell you, if anybody has got a dependency on b la ^ and white knee-length coat. showers likely north and becom­ provements over the next nine States could change from grants Today’s cost of the project has the Hockanum R iver consistent state will force it to do so. improvements was based on reluc­ Valium, be really careful because the withdrawal John is suing publisher M ek James and t o ing partly sunny tmt with a years. The amount was $12 billion to loans earlier than that if they not been determined yet. with river basin planning and load While state DEP officials are tance to encourage more growth in is horrendous." companies over the copyrights of songs he and chance of showers or thunder­ more than President Ronald Rea­ wanted to. Indications are that Neither political party rallied allocation, giving consideration to naturally reluct 'int to talk in terms town. of ultimatums while a town vote is No such opposition has resur­ ^ Minnelli launched a 36city summer and fall Bende Taapin wrote between 1968 and 1975. Why showers elsewhere today. Highs gan had recommended and the Connecticut may be one of the first behind the 1663 bond proposal, existing and planned future pending, the D EP does have the one-woman concert tour in battle Tuesday. “ I does John feel slighted: because he only made 30 65 to 70 north and in the 70s south. measure would extend the pro- states to do so. though it was strongly supported development." faced this year. enjoy making movies, but there's something million E n g li^ pounds off the tunes. Mostly cloudy with a chance of ateut the live stage,” she said. showers north and (air south tonight. Lows in the upper 40s to Dow ntow n mid 50s. Mostly clwdy with Relations panel mulls Poor Spaaker makaa good scattered showers north and Down on tho fann variable cloudiness with a involvement House Speaker Thamas O’Neill. D-Mass., who In the market for a quaint Georgia farm bouse ctuince of showers south Thurs­ relaxing guidelines has sold his autobiography for a reported 91 day. Highs 65 to 70 north and 70s with 19 bathrooms, two lakes and an indoor million plus, said Tuesday he went to bed poor and heated pool Just for horses? Singer Kenny Regers south. is stressed woke up owning a publishing bouse. LIU !• but a braaia and wife Marianne have Just such a down-home Vermont and New Hampahire: O’Neill, at his dally session with reporters Today: partly sunny, breezy and drier. High around 80. Wind west spread for you. Their “ Beaver Dam Farms" near Variable cloudiness with a Out-of-towners lack access before calling the House to order, was asked increasing to 15 to 26 mph by afternoon. Tonight: becoming moetty Continued from page 1 Athens, Ga., is up for grabs. chance of showers today and about the deal with Random House for a book The 11-bedroom house overlooking two lakes again Thursday. Fair tonight. clear. Low in the mid SOs. Wind west decreasing to loss than 10 mph. detailing t o public service career, wbicb will to complaint procedures loan of a vacant lot for parking on sits on 1,900 acres of farmland, has a tri-level Daytime highs in the 70s to lower Thursday: partly sunny. High 76 to 80. Today’s weather picture was total 91 years in the House when he retires next drawn by Kim Waites, 9. of 72 Oak St., a fourth grader at Nathan Hale the Salvation Army property. pool, tennis courts, and pasture land where 80s. Lows tonight in the upper 40s By Kathy Garmus warning for failure to display his “ It’s not an easy sell to get tbe - Arabian horses and Hereford cattle roam. One year. School. registration by state police, who “ I went to bed with $3,166 in the bank and woke to mid 50s. Harold Reporter town involved. You have to sell added feature is the two-acre barn, which arrived shortly after the Manches­ up owning Random House and I thought it was a 50,000 taxpayers,” Weiss said. But contains guest suites, horse stalls, a show ring, a ExtenM outlook ter detectives stopped t o car. dream,” said O’NeiU. The Human Relations Commis­ he urged those present to present veterinary clinic and a heated indoor equine pool. The incident Is being investi­ O 'N ^ was asked if his book would be a “ kiss EIxtended outlook for New sion will consider broadening its their case to the town Board of Asking price: 911 milUon. gated by Manchester police. Of­ and tell” story of political life in Washington. England Friday through rules on who may file complaints Directors. ficer Larry Wilson, who attended Tlw speaker, a portly man with a flowing white with the commission or speak at its In addition to hiring a coordina­ Sunday: the HRC meeting in tbe Lincoln hair, leaned back in t o leather chair, grinned and > Coanectient, Massachasetu meetings. tor, Pellegrini said, tbe merchants Several HRC members Tuesday Center, said Robinson has not yet said, “ Do I look like that type? We’ll have some aad Rhode Islaad: Fair Friday and professionals themselves night criticized an existing rule filed a statement with police. Mr. T goM to church interesting tales in there, Fm sure of that.” and Saturday. Chance of show­ must become more involved if they ' that allows only residents of HRC Vice Chairman Robert want to revive the downtown area. Mr. T, the gruff iron-fisted good guy on TV's ers Sunday. Highs in tbe m id 70s ' Manchester or owners of property Faucher said be had hoped Robin­ to low er 80s. Low s in the 50s and That idea was stressed repeatedly “ The A-Team,’ ’ is preaching morality to minors ,ln town to file complaints of son would bring t o complaints to during the meeting by those in the low er 60s. in a new series of children’s books put out by the ? • discrimination with the commis- the commission, but was then eroWff" • world’s largest Bible publisher. "M r. T and M e” Vermont: Fair Friday and : Sion. The commission has also informed that only Manchester “ Fundamentally, what you want is a series of 13 books written by award-winning Saturday. Chance of showers • traditionally allowed only Man- residents or property owners had to do is get people to think of Main the authority to file such. children's author Charlotte Graeber. Author Ken Kesey deflated some legal egos in Saturday night and Sunday. -bbester residents to speak at its Street as a place people want to complaints. One book. “ The Sidewalk Mockers,” tells the Seattle by revealto that lawyers rank some­ Lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Z ineetlngs. go,” Pellegrini said. Faucher said that if Robinson’s story of a young black boy who is dressed in bis where bto w cocaine pushers and hairdressers in Highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s. ' - Some commission members said Showing a slide presentation Sunday b c ^ for church. Along comes a mob of allegatioiu are true, “ I ’d like to see the public esteem de^rtm ent. Mialne: Fai Friday and Satur­ the rules did not go far enough in prepared by the National Trust for scruffy kids bouncing a basketball who tease him The author of “ One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s day. Chance of showers Sunday. : protecting all town employees or some people hanged.” Historic Preservation, Pellegrini But be said if tbe detectives ere about going to the house of God. Then Mr. T shows Nest” told a roomful of graduating law studenU Lows in the mid 40s to mid 50s. .* people who may have a problem said that the Main Street m er­ up in t o van. at tte University of Washington that, “ I know a Highs in tbe 70s except a few : while traveling through town. cleared of wrongdoing, he hopes chants could Improve their im age the findings will be well- ''I always go to church,’’ Mr. T. tells the bad lot of lawyers. I grew up with them. They’ve all lower 80s southern interior Fri­ • HRC members informally with proper use of four basic boys. " I t keeps nte strong all week. What about publicized. Manchester baa an gone wrong.” day and Saturday. I agreed to review the commission’s concepts: organization, promo­ you? Looks like you guys got other things in image problem and publicity sur­ According to a poll he didn’t identify, lawyers NeW'Hampshire: Fair Friday ' rules after discussing the case of a tion, economic restructuring and mind.’’ rounding complaints like Robin­ "ranked somewhere below coke dealers and and Saturday. Chance of show­ South Windsor businessman who design. Graeber said Mr. T's is a perfect star for the has charged that police harassed son’s can only fuel the perception hairstylists” in public esteem. “ Tbe real danger ers Sunday. Lows in tbe mid 40s He said the Downtown Mer­ illustrated children’s book. “ I think that’s where him when they stopped his Rolls that it is a racist town, he asdd. is the tone lawyers have begun to develop, a sort to mid SOs. Highs in the 70s chants Association was an exam ­ he shines. With children he’s the real Mr. T .” Safa///fa vIbw Royce on Insterstate 84 last month. of hip cynicism, like painting your heart with except a few lower 60s southern Robinson’s complaint is one of ple of organization. lead,” the author said. “ What we’re battling here Curtis Robinson has charged in a Promotional devices which interior Friday and Saturday. Com iiwrce Department satellite photo taken at 4:30 a.m. EOT shows written complaint that at least one several charging police with ha­ is (or the human soul.” layered clouds stretching from New England across the Southeast rassment filed since last year. Last could be used, he said, include a of the four detectives who stopped downtown directory, logos, a new­ AcroM tiM nation Into Texas. Patchy low clouds are over tho Great Lakes. Layered spring, two black men filed com­ his car for a motor vehicle sletter, sidewalk sales, a farm er’s cloudiness continues over the Groat Basin. plaints in separate Incidents after Quote of tho day Showers and thunderstorms violation drew his gun. Robinson market, and food and craft fairs. will occur from the Carolinas said in a letter to Police Chief one was stopped at gunpoint and Pentagon spokesman Michael Burch on news Horald photo by Pinto Turniiig to the concept of eco­ Now you know across northern Florida, the Robert D. Lannan that he feared tbe other was d eta in ^ outside a reports of military movennents regarding the 29.77 1.53 department store during a theft nomic restructurings Pellegrini central Gulf coastal region to 29.! for his life at the time, and believes TWA hijacking by Moslem gumen: Wall Street was named for a stockade, or wall, invesUgation. Neither man was said downtown merchants in Man­ south Texas. Showers will be eCATTLC »29.77 he was stopped because he is black “There seems to be more respect (or (the built in 1653 by Dutch colonists to protect tbe in v o lv ^ in any wrongdoing at the Topay tuivy and warm chester are fortunate because they scattered over the Appalachians SOd^ON and was driving an expensive car. do not face the problem of many secrecy of) next fall’s scripts for ‘Dynasty’ and settled area south of it from assault by the 30.C rppLis> time he was stopped. 'Dallas’ than there is (or U.S. contingency plans.’’ English and by Indians. and the upper Ohio Valley. Sunny Robinson and his brother were Hanging around on the jungle gym at Warm weather this week drew children vacant buildings on Main Street. skies will prevail over the rvomt stopped on 1-84 in Vernon by four The officers involved in the two Waddell School Tueaday are, from left, out to playgrounds at the school on But he said they should be thinking western half of tbe country. 29.7 CMCAQO Manchester detectives who were incidents were cleared of impropr- Jason Poullot, Kathleen Keenan (par­ Broad Street and elsewhere around of opportunities for adaptive uses Most of the nation will have returning from a training seminar iety following internal for all buildings on the street. town. high temperatures in the 70s and SAN'niANCISCO er.i in Meriden. Robinson was given a investigations. tially hidden) and Michael Mulvey. Pellegrini began by showing 80s. Highii will mainly be in the slides of dramatic design changes Almanac V. •30.00 to storefronts in three Midwestern 60s across tbe Great Lakes LOe Ak tee region and along the central towns and followed with slides of Bolton selectmen consider Notch park liquor ban Manchester’s Main Street. He Pacific coast. Temperatures will LOWiST Today is Wednesday, June 19, DALLA6) climb to the 90s over much of the TIISMHATUme' graphically pointed out good and the 176th day o f 1965 with 196 to RocUea and the plateau and near so M W < IMIAM By Kevin Flood park ordinances contain no restric­ partly responsible in cases where there Just wasn't any there,” full wages to help pay for college bad examples of design changes to follow. 0m.EAN8 Herald Reporter downtown businesses. 90 degrees over the Florida tions on drinking at Indian Notch. drivers have left town property Cheney said. expenses. The moon is moving toward its .ICMNO- At present, Pierog said, the town Weiss reminded the crowd about peninsula. Highs between 100 The ohiy liquor law constables Intoxicated and gotten into motor Cheney said the town can now drat quarter. BOLTON — The Board of now enforce In the perk, C%eney vehicle aeddenu. “I certainly allow more water into the lower pays lifeguards by the hour. She the more than 500 apartments and 118 degrees w ill be common AS. E 5 3 " " The morning stars are Veniu Selectmen Tuesday evening dis­ said, is the state law prohibiting know they (the courts) are expand­ lake because the middle lake contended there is no money in the being built in tbe Cheney Historic over interior sections of Califor­ and Jupiter. cussed a proposed ordinance ban­ drinking by minors. ing liability broader and broader,” recently reached its capacity. current budget to cover rainy-day District west of downtown Main nia and the desert southwest. The evening stars are Mer­ UPI WfATMR P0T0CA6T » ning alcoholic beverages from But Selectman Carl Preuss he said. pay and added there will have to be Street. He said the apartments in cury, Mara and Saturn. Air quality Indian Notch Park, addressed noted that a law banning liquor has But Preuss repeated t o conten­ THE SELECTMEN unanim­ a substantial number of rainy days the old Cheney mills “ are going to Those born on this date are complaints from residenu living been proposed several times in the tion that an anti-liquor ordinance ously turned down a request from this summer in order for tbe town bring a fine market" to downtown. under the sign of Gemini. They The state Department of En­ National toracaat along Bolton Lake that the water past few years and has run into would run into too much opposition three town lifeguards who had to stay within the lifeguard budget. Joseph Garman, one of the include French philosopher and vironmental Protection provides level is too low, and refused stiff opporition from town resi­ from residents. No action was asked that they be paid on days Selectman Michael Zizka op­ leaders of the Downtown Mer­ mathematician Blaise Pascal in daily air pollution' reports and For period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During early Thursday requests from town lifeguards (or dents each time. taken on the measure. when Indian Notch Park is closed posed the extra pay. chants Association, urged thoee ISIS: the Duchess of Windsor, seasonal pollen count informa­ morning the weather will be fair. Minimum temperatures will Include additional pay. due to rain and they cannot work. “ They (the lifeguards) go in present to contact neighboring The proposed beverage ordi­ businesspeople to enlist their help born Bessie Wallis Warfield, in tion from the Department of (maximum tomperaturao In parenthesis) Atlanta 64(83), Boston “ ir s NEVER FLOWN because DURING TH E M E ETING , the Pierog said the three had ap­ there with their eyes open; they nance was brought up by Deputy know it’s a temporary Job,” he for revitalization efforts. 1966 (age 6$); bandleader Guy Health Services. 62(78), Chicago 66(77), Cleveland 61(71), Dallas 66(90), Denver of the various special interests,” selectmen accepted letters from proached her earlier in tbe week First Selectman Douglas CHieney, he said. said. “ We’re under tight budget The group agreed to plan Lombardo in 1603; actress 66(92), Duluth 49(73), Houston 66(86), Jacksonville 70(88), Kansas three townspeople living along and said they need the extra money who said town constables had Players in town softball leagues Bolton Lake who complained that because they attend college in the constraints, and I think this is one anoUier meeting and to use a Nancy Marchand in 1636 (age Waathar radio CHy 69(61), Little Rook 62(67), Los Angelos 81(66), Miami 76(80), discussed it with him at a meeting complain they want to be able to the water level of the "lower lake” winter months and had counted on thing where we have to stand fast." newsletter to publicise it. 87): and actor Malcolm McDo- Minneapolis 88(81), Now Orleans 71(87), New York 63(77), Phoenix The National Weather Service earlier In the evening. The consta­ drink beer in the park following 81(112), 8t. Louis 58(83), San Francisco 63(68), Seattle 62(80). is too low and should be raised. wMlinlOU (age43). broadcasts continuous, 24-hour bles have asked for an ordinance Washington 08(83). their games and other residents The water level was lowered last < On this date in history: weather information on 162.479 banning liquor from Indian Notch complain that they would have to winter in an effort to kill weeds and In 838 A.D.. tits sa r^ Christian mHx in Hartford, 162.96 m Hi in Park except by special permit, be secure a special permit from the to allow lakeside residents to ( Im rdi opened tbe general coun- DON’T MISS THIS BIG EVENT! N ew London and 162.40 mHx in said. town to hold a picnic in the park, he perform maintenance work on (II MNIcaea which, among other Meriden. Manchester Herald Ib e constables have complained said.. their houaee and property. Saturday June 22 ilsdMona, settled on rules for of finding too many people — “ W e've run the gamut of ex­ “ Lakeside property owners are I Mmimting the date of Easter. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher minora Included — drinking in the cuses,” Preuss said. assessed at a higher rate than : In 16M, Congress created tbe park, Cheney told fellow selectmen Selectman Lawrence Converse similar property owners else­ CHENEY HISTORICAL DISTRICT FESTIVAL FM aral Communications Com- Lottery Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraltis during a meeting at Community said that the courts have recently where and th d r opinions should be mission to regulate intarstate Associate Publisher Business Manager Hall. He said the town’s current held several municipalities at least respected,” wrote Paul C. Barron communicatlens, including com­ of Vernon Road, urging that the UUIQE ANTIQUE SNOW A SALE STRAWBENRY FESTIVAL USPS 327-500 m ercial radio and television. VOL. CIV, No. 220'' level be raised. In l8 il, convicted atomic spies First Selectman Sandra Pierog SATURDAY, JUNE 22 SATURDAY, JUNE 22 Publlihcd dolly sxcspt Sunday Sueeested carrier rotes are S1.2Q said after the nneetlng that the JttUus and Ethel Rosenberg ware and certain helldaye by the Man­ weekly, SS.1l for one month, S1S.1S Fire CaUa. esecutad. chester Publlthins Co., is Sralnard for three months, SI0.70 tier six selectmen voted at their last l lBBcliBitir Hlftorlal HomBitBad Chefley NaN Connecticut daily Place, Manchester, Conn. 0S040. monlhsandSS1.40foronevear.Mall ■ meeting to allow the Department In 1678, Soviet comunlst party Second close postooe paid at Man­ rotes are available on request. 106 Hartford Road Hartford Road chairman Leonid Breihnev, vis­ Tuesday: 974 chester, Conn. POSTMASTIK; Tuesday, 6:46 a.m. — box alarm, of Environmental ProtecUon to M an eh B B tB T open a valve Uiat would allow Manchester, Conn. iting Washington, asked con- Send address chonees to the Mon- 182 Pine St. (Tow n). 10am-4pm Play Four: 2496 chester Herald, P.O. Sox SSI, T o placo o clossifled or displav Monday, 6:40 p.m. — medical Tueaday, 8:36 a.m. — motor water from the “ middle lake” into gresstonsl leaders (or trade Manchester, Conn. OMMO. 10am-4pm Admission *2.25 advertisement, or to report a nows. call. Main and Woodland streets vehicle accident, 107 Porter St. tlie lower portion. Strawberry Shortcake - *2.00 concssslons (or to country. He other numbers drawn Tues­ e'efure Moo, cell Tills ssspss ssdts 3fss ss4 yssf psftsf fw *2jN OUASANTIID DBLIViaV: It (Eighth District). (Town, Paramedics). She and Cheney said the town declared tbe Cold War over. urn day In New England: 443-1711. office hours oreSilO a.m. ssA ivliMi Iscisdsssisdtsississlfhlsitilcsl you don't receive your Herald by S to S p.m. Monday throueh Prldov. Mlonday, o ito 8:16 p.m. — medical Tuesday, 10:10 e.m. — medical had always intended to let the TM e eeepee 1$ seed le r a 21$ « a e e e e l 8B 6BI Maine dally: 881 p.m. weekdays or 7:30’, a.m. Satur­ New Hampohire dally: 8679 day, please telephone your carrier. call, 146 Oakland St. (Town, call, 103 Clinton St. (Town, water level return to normal, but A thought (or the day: author Today In hh *ory an that exceptionally mild and dry Rhode Island daily: 7966 If you're unable to reach your The Manchester Herald Is a- Paramedics). Paramedics), aaiCIAL NOTBI If rgdn, the antlqua ahow and aala will be bald at Waddell School for and dramatist Henrik Ibsen said, corrier, call subscriber service at subscriber■ to Unite.United Press ~ Interna- Monday; ll: 86 p.m. — dumpster Tuesday, 10:20 a.m. — medical winter this year left little water to The Duchess of Windsor wus bom I «ssle Wallis Warfield “ Lot-O-Bucks: 66-U-34-37-38 SS3-3711 by 7 p.m. weekdays or 16 the convenience of both the public and tbe dealera. The Strawberry Festival will be In “ You should never wear your ilonal news-WS services fire, 48 North S^ool St. (Eighth call, OOP Imperial Drive (Town, return to the lower lake. “ We Vermont dally: 848 a.m. Saturdays for suoronteed . - jiber of tlthe Audit both locations. boot trousers when you go out to on June 19,189^. She is shown In t March 26,1909, file dellverv In Manchester. Clrcumlene. Dialrict). Paramedics). wanted to let the water back In, but fight (or freedom and truth.” photo. 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Bevini/Manaolng Editor Reagan says U.S. OPINION j,ma8P,8acka. City Editor D ay 6: Mi drama must wait ’til end • « • > . M ' « ‘ Bv Ira R. Allen ist. too." United Press Internatlonol When Reagan took office in IM l goes on as 52 Americans were released from 444 days of captivity In Iran, Republi(»ns develop a ' ,»/ I' ' i ' t t '"j WASHINGTON - President he promised "swift ate effective I 1 , Reagan, revealing a rare glimpse of himself under pressure and retribution" against future anti- m djontylesdw in the House, isnHconoMllng his < By United Press Internotlonnl Dub in the muilc for “ Hey, look me over.” The , 1 k frustration, says he will "have to American terrorists. eagemsea to bb on the state tiohot,^ prehugbly as yeata. poU^ally. wait it out” before ordering any He had spent tte 1900 campaign cast ia ready to perform. , Friday, June 14: the GOP nominee forWatoumt governor. dld^^^^ attacking President Jimmy Carter The Republican cast, that is. Democrats know 18:10 a.m. — Two gunntan retallation against the hijackers of Krawiecki bone of the Ckb^a brightest stora, not« ‘ Was gelnj to be * l**“ „^^ for inaction, " I certainly wouldn’t who their superstars w^l be in the eiection whoop- commandeer TWA Flight S47 TW A FUght 847. Capital , tdtaledbvtaHloa. v ‘ switch and took the a | «w »rs Job quitt easily . At his first news conference from state by and do nothing,” he said ti-do next year. carrying 191 passengers and crew, - w 1 y Rep.'Ja^ Rudolf of MiMn^ . Belqga was isldlne' the White House in nearly three at the time. Gov. BiU O’Neill, our minister without portfolio m oM y Americana, en route to Conunenis' trial bajjooq tor govdnmr lata in the aeaaionaM « u ■Ilto do-depdty post wai^^^ months Tuesday night, Reagan Asked Tuesday n^ht if there are to NATO and the Canadian provinces of late, will ' Rome from Athens, Greece. Hi- lim iu to his patience, Reagan BobConrad offered a pariufo deal with Rep. Frank <)iWoi)|or p i l fer her. I > jacters order pilot to fly to Beirut. openly reflected on the difficulty run for re-election unless former Congressman, ' 't ‘ GuilfordaahuUUngmate.O’Neillaayahe’s ' nwlaheoattledlntothejrt.Asforlwrral^^ he faces in dealing with "a replied. "I have w wait it out as Toby Moffett, the sunyrlse 0|^ recent polls, can 11 :97 a.m. — Boeing 727 jet lands dangerous and volatile situation." long as those people are there a te Interoated la the state ticket. M t not neceaaarily hi '• *'***‘ ^ * " **’®” ^*"?.’JK***i,®®**?fK*i^^^ threatened ate alive ate we have a deny him the Democratic nomination. cahootowithRudhlf. ■ skirted each other.” Wprklng with M ^ rlty at Beirut International Airport. He admitted to a nation angry- And U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd has a lock on his place Hijackers threaten to Uil pas- over the latest terrorist outrage. possibility of bringing them home R ( ^ Maureen Baronlan of West HarUcfdand ‘ Leader Bob JacUe of Stratford was, “ iW ' ^ on the Democratic ticket in 1886. He’ll be going for ■engers if fuel not provided imme­ “ I'm as frustrated as anyone. I ’ve — I ’m going to say a probability of Mae Schmldle of Newtown were bring mwtiouad she apys, it was her beat year over legislatively. i bringing them home.” a second term. that sort in case his dream of hsvhi^U|B.'S«i. diately. One passenger reportedly pounded a few walls myself when He did make two specific Lowell Weicker run for governor evapqrates. ' alaotMTtheatatoticker, andIntersetod. r ’ y, . shot in tte neck. Plane refuels. I'm alone about this. It is It’s the Republicans who don’t know yet who’s t i ,1 » » REP. PAULINE KBZER of Plalnville has been threats, against Greece, whose lax Here were some of the names, then.,maklnpaews: Hijackers release 19 women and frustrating.” on first, or any of theother bases. But while GOP NO fm E IN THE AgtEM BLV yearns more to r« i talking it up for her friend. Betoga, for so long ^ cW dren and order pilot to fly to But he said he could not order airport security the United States state Chairman Tom D’Amore talked about House Speaker R.E. Van Norstrpnd of Darien, upwardmobUtythanSen. Jamie McLaughlin of has developed the fever herself. Keier is the latest, Algiers, Algeria. retaUatory raids against the Shiite has blamed for aUowing tte developing a “ bench" of potential candidates for not really one of D’Aihore’s allies, says it will be Woodbury, unless It^Sen.’Tckn Scott of MlUord. addition to the gubernatorial field. U stw epkrte Muslim terrorists with any cer­ hijacking to occur Friday ate against Lebanese Shiite leader high office next year, one began growing September before he feeds'or rejects his notion to Both nave eyes on Congress. McLaughlin ia showed up at a big GOP bash in Stamford and wra 1:M p.m. — Airliner takes off tainty that only the guilty would be Nahbi Berri. spontaneously at the General Assembly this year. be available for governor. He will, in any case, waiting forU.S. Rep. Nancy Johnaonto New one of those called upon to speak. She ratherllked from Beirut airport for Algiers, victimixed. 1,900 miles sway. Minutes after UPI photo "You have to be able to pinpoint Reagan said he ordered officials keep rooting for Fairfield County as the^ t Britain to take her foot on the base in tM Sixth that. Hometown Rep. Chris Shays, who has been If the GOP did not produce any runaway takeoff, caller from Islamic Jihad the enemy,” he said, "You can't to warn Americans against travel­ springboard for such a candidacy. D is ^ . Scott would run in the’Third. S ^ . Ken getting attention as a possible gubernatorial entry Robert OoBn Stethem'8 brother, left. far rfgliL The two people in the center favorites in terms of statewide recognition — terrorist group claims responsibil­ just start shooting without having ing through Athens, Greece, until Hampton of Haddam has expriaaed interest in ' because of the attention focused on his jail stint ana unMairtified. Robert Dean Stethem certainly none in the same league with O’Neill — Senate President Pro Tern Phil Robertson of ity for tte hijacking. Group later Kenneth James Stethem, 24, saiutasthe someone in your gunsights. airport security is strengthened CongressTrom the Second. over an issue close to his heart, was not even ia the 23-year-KHd navy diver who was and against traveling to any tte majority party in the Legislature turned up a Cheshire continues to string reporters land some Issues statement denying casket as it is piaoed inside the hearse at “ It is a cowardly crime in that of his party brass as well) on his plans. He is, And then there is Rep. Julie Beluga of Westport. introduced. . involvement. slain by Shiite hijackers Saturday on the they hold all the cards once they Middle Eastern country "that does few who could qualify for the chairman’s Andrews Air Force base Wednesday. not publicly condemn and disasso­ however, in that reservoir.of state ticket the other co-deputy majority leader with So D’Amore has a “ bench” that is growing. Anq 3: SO p.m. — Aircraft arrives in TW A jetliner in Beirut. have these people in their power “ bench.” Stethem’s sister. Sherry, 27, startds at ciate itself from this atrocity a te possibilities — up t^p. He and Van Would have to Krawiecki in the House. She is mentioned, and though his “ shoe box’ ’ questionnaire to tqst Algiers. Hijackers issue list of and we have to consider their demands, including release of TOO safety," he said of the Shiite call for the immediate safe release be pegged as dark horses. Of the two, Robertson is does to ditcourago It* for governor. candidate voltage Included only three legiilatori D’AMORE, WHO W ILL BE RE-ELECTED by Shiite Moslems from an Israeli terrorists holding as many as 40 of our citixens.” the one closest to D’Amore. Belaga is rounding out a decade in the House and — Van Norstrand. Robertson and Belaga — ^ e the Republican State Central Committee when it prison, and threaten to execute Americans from the plane some­ As to whether Berri, with whom says she Is ready **to do something else.*' crowd on Capitol Hill isn't waiting for the call. Family mourns, U.S. hails victim meets in Wallingford next week, needs a roster of Rep. Ed Krawiecki of Bristol, a po-d^puty hostages. Another 21 passengers, where in Lebanon. the U.S. government was in To the question of some form of contact, is now part of the terrorist mostly American women and betag attacted by The sflenoe of tte procession was children, are freed. By Will Dunham broken Iqr srienm strains from a retribution for .he hijacking, he action, Reagan said the situation Unitsd Prnu Intornotlonol tem ria ls.” was "too delicate for me to Editorials 8:29 p.m. — Airliner takes off N avy bate. said: "Y es. I could get mad enough Misgivings surface comment” on. and heads for Beirut. American ttehuttofaplstol and shot todeath A t tte IS-minnte ceremony, now to think of a couple of things ANDREWS A IR FORCE BASE. But he said if Berri follows television networks report that by Shiite Moslemariwardrijacfeed B ;^ said, "Robert Dean Stetbon we could do to retaliate, but 1 would Md. (U P I) — T te body of tita Navy through with a threat to turn the Delta Force, special anti-terrorist TWA Flight 947 Friday. The oras killed by criminals who probably be sentencing a number diver killed hy Moslm hijackcn hostages back to the hijackers, over Oman contract team of several hundred military hilackers then his body siatfed Wm out for death because of Americans to death if 1 did it." School job personnel from Fort Bragg, N.C., of a TWA jetliner in Beirut was But later he conceded, "You're "Yes. I would" hold him orio tte tarutac of Beirut laterna- be carried with pride among his returned to his native land, and responsible. has been deployed to Middle East, papers tte information that be was left with only one form of retalia­ President Reagan hailed Rotert Airport. te r ri “ could be the solution that WASHING­ possibly as part of a rescue MeadwTs a( Stethem's fam ily— a otamber of tte armed services of tion and that is. if you just aim in Dean Stethem as a “ young Anoeri- quickly," Reagan said, snapping TON— Some of attempt. each associated with tte Navy — tte United States of Am erica.” th e general direction and kill some must wait can hero.” his fingers. our recent co­ Satarday, Jane 19: openly wept a lew yards from tte Tears streairwd down tte face of people, well, then, you're a terror- lumns have 2:20 a.m. — TW A FUght 847 As tte setting sun broke through white casket, draped with an tte victim 's mother, Patricia, and kicked up a returns to Beirut. One of the a thin blanket of gray clouds, tte American Hag, during the d ie embraced her husband Ri- ’There is no longer any doubt. The Board of hostages is shot in the bead and his sandstorm in Jack body of tte 23-year-oM victim ceremony. diard. a retired N avy ntan, while Inaction frustrates Education cannot go ahead this year with a body thrown onto tarmac. Amid arrived Tuesday night in an the strategic Speaking on tte tarmac at tte uniformed chapiains offered pray­ confusion, more terrorists are olive-and-grey camouflaged C-141 ers for tte slain diver proposal to renovate five schools. sultanate of Anderson base, outside tte nation’s capital believed to have scrambled aboard Navy transport, flying from an and only a few miles from Secretary of State George Architects said Monday night that the work Oman, and tte relatives of hostages the plane to join the hijackers. T te American base near Madrid, Shidtx, them U.S. senators a te could cost $S:3 million— nearly twice as much Stetbem’s bonMtown of Waldorf, dust still hasn’t gunmen reiterate their threats and Spain. Md.. Vice PreoMent George Bush several top Navy officers watrired as the original estimate. School Superintend­ settled. demands. damn it, I want him M fe ate I want One hour later, Reagan opened dediured: “ Robert Dean Stethem tte cerettumy without expression. Bv David Mould We reported 9:40 a.m. — The hijacked air­ United Press International him home,” Hill told the Chicago ent James Kennedy called the new estimate his nationally televised news con­ was an innocent victim of a cruelty A diver ate underwater steel­ that tte Air Force has been quietly liner takes off for Algiers. Tribune. “ frightening,” and said it’s only common two of the contracts. ference at tte White House saying: th ri knows no bounds and a worker in tte Navy Seabees, 7:90 a.m. — Plane lands at Terrified relatives of hostages "These American boys’ lives negotiating an agreement to give a “One hour ago tte body of tte bgrbarism that ariecta the blam^ sense to postpone a proposed referendum on Algiers airport. About two hours Stethem hrid tte rank of petty come first,” said Caren Tronfeld, Britiah flim tte multi-milllon- o V IN N E L L ’S SELECTION as test for puntiuDeot. from a hijacked TWA jeUiner after landing, gunmen release young American hero, tte Navy officer second claos. He will be 36, of Richmond, Va.. whose the project. doUar contract to operate three “ We cannot and will nottrierate begged President Reagan to get junior partner may have been three hostages, two women and a diver Rotert Dean Stethem, waa buried at Arlington National brother. Richard Herxberg, S3, is Although education officials will be unable returned to his native aril in a thisevU.” the captives home safely before U.S.-built bases — a te tte super­ helped by the presence on its board man. Two Algerian officials board Cemetery Thursday. among the captives. to rush the project to the voters by November, coffin after he was beaten and shot Eight guards in dress white striking back at Shiite Moslem secret equipment they will eventu­ of directors of John West, former aircraft for negotiations. An ac­ The presidmit consoled tte Ste­ " I f the United States wants to get at polnt-blgiik range. His mui uniforms carried tte casket to a terrorists who seixed the plane. they can’t delay planning for the project. ally contain — in Onaan, near tte U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia. complice to tte hijackers, Ali them fam ily in a telephone call to tough on terrorists and make the and tte fate of tte other 1 white hearse. Kenneth Stethem, The hijackers in Beirut are ’There’s a June 30 deadline to submit approaches to tte Persian Gulf. While he was ambassador, tte Atweh, 21, arrested at the Athens their home earlier Tuesday. Ste­ world safe from terrorism, then still being held in Beirut unders­ 24. wearing his Navy uniform, demanding that Israel release Afterward, Gen. John CHiain, airport Friday, is flown to Algiers them had visited his family two bring our boys home first. Don’t preliminary grant applications to the state Saudi desk at tte State Depart­ cores an inescapable fact; bie tearflilly saluted as Us brother's more than 700 Shiite prisoners in and traded for Greek passengers rioeksago. exchange for the Americans held use these boys as a proving chief of tte State Department’s ment waa manned by John Coun­ United States is tonight a nation casket was sUpped into tte hearse. Department of Education, and that step must aboard plane. TW A reports 91 ground." bureau of politico-military affairs, tryman, tte current U.S. ambassa­ hostage since Friday. The presi­ be taken if the projects are to be considered hostages — mostly women and Kathleen Flanagan, daughter of flew to Oman to review Omani- dor to Oman. dent repeatedly has declared the for state funding next year. children — are freed. TWA reports United States "will never make hostage Raymond Johnson, 62, of U.S. affairs. An angry Omani Even more interesting is our 12 to 19 heavily armed hijackers concessions to terrorism " because Aurora. III., said Reagan's news And there will be a lot more work to do on foreign minister erroneously ac­ McKinney wants better security sources’ report that a major believed to be pro-Iranian Shiite “to do so will only Invite more conference left her “ stunned a te the renovation proposals. Kennedy said many cused him of having been our stockholder in Vinnell is linked Moslems are aboard the plane. terrorism.” sick.” of the estimates could be reduced "substan­ source. closely to Gbaasan Shakir, a Saudi 0:16 p.m. — Witnesses at Algiers HARTFORD fUPl) - ACmmec- "I'm as frustrated as anyone," "I just don’t want to see my tially’’ after review. ’They’ll have to be T te A ir Force, meanwhile, has businessman who is a close adviser airport say hijackers release 10 ticut congressman has proposed Reagan said at a news conference father be a m artyr.” she said. “ It reiduced if they are to win approval of used one excuse after another to to tte sultan of Oman. A business­ more hostages. legislation that would have tte Nwts coverage faulted Tuesday night. “ I ’ve pounded a didn't seem he really sensed the United States cut off flights to a te hostages came first. He's begin­ stall tte Implementation of tte man described Shakir aa a key Snnday, June 16: few walls myself when I'm alone Manchester voters. 1:49 a.m. — Hijackers release from foihign countries that fail to sored by tte Middlesex County ning to not even call them hostages contract, which was supposed to behind-the-scenes power in Vin­ dtOMWELL (UPI) - The about this. It is frustrating.” Washington Window three more hostages. Administra­ providO adequate security at their Chamber of Commerce, likened anymore. have been signed months ago. nell. Neither Shakir nor a Vinnell director of tte U.S. Secret The president said the United tion sources say Delta Force left a im r U . Service is critical of news tte news coverage to "giving States must “ wait it out” to ensure “ I wish he would understand to Chain reportedly told tte British representative were available for Fort Bragg Friday for the Middle iUepublican p Rep. Stewart B. coverage documenting the away your plays even before safe release of the TWA be merciful, to not just stand on they could “go to tell” before conunent. Get going East. McKinney said tte hijacking of a movements of military units in you play tte gam e." passengers. principles, but to really remember they’ll get access to U.S. communi­ Despite tte Air Force’s belated 8:99 a.m. — Hijackers force TWA jet could not have happened If connection with tte Mjaddiig of fUmpson said he did not know — really, really remember the " I could get mad enough now to cations ate otter sensitive equip­ qualms over tte contract, tte plane to take off from Algiers Greek officials had responded to if tte news rqtorts have ham­ people,” she said. “ I ’m angry, I The spider, the fly a TW A airliner. think of a couple of things we could ment at tte Omani bases. about an hour before a deadline pleas from U.S. offlcials for tighter Secret Service Director John pered efidrta to win release of guess, because it's a frustrating Omani government has already do to retaliate, but I would on sewage been notified that Airwork-Vlnneil they set for release of about 780 security at Athens Airport. R. Slnqioon questioned whether tte hostages held on tte hi­ situation." probably be sentencing a number Shiites held in Israeli prisons. Shitte hijackers seised tte Boe­ jacked airliner. In New York, civil rights leader I PENTAGON SOURCES say tte got it. Countryman reportedly news organisations should be of Americans to death if I did if," Israeli Cabinet meets to discuss ing 727 on a flight to Rome from Jesse Jackson called on Israel to Air Force has just' asked for an confirmed this at a recent business reputing on tte movement of Simpson also said tte hijack­ and the tax measure hijacking but does not release Athens ate subsequently killed a Reagan said. free its Shiite prisoners and offered Besides the high estimated cost of the additional to-day delay in award­ m llltaiy units in connection ing would not make tte job of lunch in Muscat. hostage, U.S. Navy en^neer Ro­ Paul Hill. S3, son of hostage to help U.S. negotiators. 'sdiool renovation proposal, there’s another ing tte contract. But there seems statement. with tte hijacking of TWA protecting tte president more 2:46 p.m .— Plane lands in Beirut bert Stethem, a native of Water- Peter W. Hill, 57, Hoffman Estates, Jackson, who won the release of ' frequently cited reason for not proceeding Bv Arnold'Sowlslok television paean to Reagan, tte chairman little likelihood that tte deal can be FUght 847. difficult. for third time. TWA confirms 12 bury whose family now Uves In ''Why do we have to announce 111., called the president's news Navy flier Robert Goodman after already was thinking out loud (where undone, since tte sultan of Oman this year: It probably would have to compete firBCtfffkv fiM m o people were removed from the lUlfi I*v1 AflH that th ^ re moving a military However, be said tte Secret conference “ another B-movie.” he was shot down by the Syrians in WASHINGTON - When Dan Rosten- reporters could te a r) about a fourth tax with a bon^g referendum on sewerage a te his British advisers insist tte state governments are getting plane during its second Beirut stop McKinney said Tuesday U.S. . unit from one place to Service will “ have to look at” a "Reagan is playing politics 1983, urged -American negotiators kowski came to Congress from Chicago in bracket to go with tte three in tte improvements, and that project should not British firm get tte contract. serious about drunk driving and ' and they telieve some of them officials have been aware of another?” Simpson said Theo- previously proposed plan to ban while my father is over there, and not be be “ sabre rattlers." ,1990, Sam Ra)rbum and LVndon Johnson administration bill. T te concern inside tte Pentagon have Jewish-sounding surnames. inadequate security at Athens wait. ' tte terrible toll it takes in Uvea and day at a news conference, traffic from Pennsylvania , were running the place. Between them, the T te idea was to get more taxes out of tte is that sensitive military ate property. But judges and prosecu­ Hijackers repeat death threats Airport for years, but have been explaining that an element of Avenue in tte vicinity of the Mayor Barbara Weinberg should move reluctant to put more pressure on , two wily Teifas Democrats had worked out a rich and less out of tte middle class — just intelligence information would ne­ tors generally lack even minimal . against hostages but free an surprise is noeded. White House in Washington, quickly to appoint a citizens’ conrunittee to way to get at least some of what they wanted tte kind of change tte Democrats could be cessarily come into tte hands of American man who is ill. Hi­ Greece for changes because of Simpoon, in Cromwell for a D.C., to “ see where we're going training in traffic safety, and diplomatic concerns. study the proposed improvements to Man­ from the most popular Republican president expected to make political capital of. Asked tte civilian contractor who main­ jackers release an appeal by the conference on terrorism spon- to go with it.” frequently ignore this factor when hostages urging President Reagan “ Tte lack of security at Athens In decades.' ' about RostenkowsU’s idea, Reagan bad a tains tte base. For example, in tte chester’s sewage treatment plant. Among the they try to crack down on drunk ■ against “ any direct military ac­ Airport a te thus tte danger to Speaker Rasrbum and Senate Democratic short answer: No way. questioris to be answered' is Whether further event of a U.S. decision to use tte drivers. So tte Transportation tion” and to meet the gunmen's travelers using it have been wril J ly J i 'M a d r le a ^ r Johnson, who probably had more ies of transportation and state joint delay would put federal financing for the Omani bases for their intended Department is preparing training ' demands. known for years, but this country, sider this approach draconian, but authority to impose travel restric­ YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP power on Capitol Hill than any leaders since, THE STATED PURPOSE of tax reform ia purposes — as staging areas for materials on traHIc safety tor 10:30 p.m. — Several aircraft are due to State Department concern war in tte Middle Bast would be project at risk. vastly he said In a tio n if a nation refuses to provide seldom argued publicly with Dwight to simplify tte system, but tte legislation to U.S. rapid-deployment forces — proaecutors, judges and otter spotted flying toward Beirut from for hurting diplomatic feelings, m e n s o ," 757 Main St„ Downtown Manchester Federal grants for municipal sew;er pro­ statement from Washington D.C. adequate security at its airporta. Eisenhower. accomplish that end is anything but simple. tte contractor would need to kiiow state and local officials. southern Lebanon but later veer has done little more than say jects may be phased out and replaced by Their method was simple: They made a As with a computer, a sleek and simple In advance. away from airport. The Shiite 'pretty please make changes,” ' “ This most rscent act of terrain /f's Our Ism ranks high in its potential fu However, he said tte authority revolving loans, which would mean that show of cooperation by getting the piesi- outside cover conceals an Intricate n u M of T te British company that has Moslem miUtia, Amal, puU forces McKinney said. TfDUMBRflMtf He said he will introduce leglala­ triggering international conflict,” has never been used although U.S. Manchester would have to bear more of cost dent’s legislation moving through Conigress systems and relationabips that must mesh been secretly tapped for tte on alert in Beirut, seals off airport 3l8t ANNIVERSARY SALE and orders journalists to stay away tion this week to require tte added McKinney, who rapesaento Department of Tranportation of- without excessive delay. But the bills that perfectly to deliver tte desired end product. contract on an ostensibly competi­ A combined foreign debt of MM of the work. from facility until 4 a.m. Monday. transportation secretary to imme­ Fairfield County’s 4th District. fldala have voiced serious con­ emerged oftpn were a better reflection of A clever technician can do a lot with either tive basis, Alrwofk Ltd., triad to biUlon has trapped our neighbors cern recently about lax security Almost nobody has argued that the sewage Moaday, June 17; diately suspend all U.S. airUne McKinney said logislatlon 20-50% Savings what Rayburn and Johnson thought iwas a computer or a tax bill, and it might just be below tte border in a hopeless Idant improvements aren’t needed. The defuse tte objections by lpklng,oii 4 p.m. — Am al leader Nablh flights to countries where a hijack­ adopted in 19N givoa tte aecretar- in 19 countries. on Spring/Summer Merchandise beri for the country than what ^iaenbower that Dan Rostenkowski, who got his basic an American company, Vinnell bind. T t e big question is how long ing occurred a te to ban aU direct improvements must be done to eliminate Berri says hostages were removed wanted. training watching two of tte best tinkering Corp., aa a partner. But Vinnell Latin AoMrican leadsra can im­ from Jetliner and taken to an flights from that country to tte Boys - Youth Dept. QIrts Dept. poUutioo and to meet the town’s needs Because the two Texau weren’t exactly with another Republican president’s crea- was apparently signed on mainly pose austerity on their Impover­ undisclosed location In Beirut. U.S. Hijackers looked for Jews (SUM 4-20) (SUM 4-14) becauge of increasing development. flaming liberals, they sometimes got their tiotM, plana to do a little screwdriver work of as window dressing. ished people — which is neoeesary After nightfall, the aircraft moves If adequate steps weren’t taken Pajamas Pajamas in 48 hours to improve security, tte CHICAGO (UPI) — An lUlnoU “ That waa their big thing. They So tte question is timing.’Two years ago, the bills past the moderate Elsenhonker, but he his own in tte coming months. Here, meanwhile, is what our to pay off tte debta - without briefly on the runway, but it ia not Shorts & Sets Shorts A Sets transportation secretary, after man. (ra te by SkUta Motloin were obaeeaed with tte Idea of Slacks A Sots still vetoed 201 bills during bis eight years in If he can make changes that Reagan will sources have toM us about tte poUtical upheaval. certain whether crew members Slacks A Sets Herald urged voters to gamble, reject consulting with the secretary of Identifying tte Jewish people,” Bathing Suits Bathing Suits the White House. Rayburn and Johnson accept, he and tte Democrats can claim situation: are still on board. tarrorists from htjackad TWA bonding, and wait for possible funding in the state, would ban all foreign com­ Stanley Balt told tte Chicago JorMys - short & tank JorMys - tank A didn’t have the votes to override more than part of tte credit for passing tte bill. If Tnesday, June 18; Flight 947, said hia captors were future. The futpre is here, and it appears the 1:48 p.m. — Berri frees three mercial airlines which stm in tte Sun-Times Tuesday, one day after Husky shirts midriff two of Ike's vetoes, but because it was the Reagan can’t swallow the bill that finally B d H o iiM “ obeeaaed” with tte tartt of he returned home with his wife, • THE DRIVING FORCE'be­ S U n I hostages — Greek singer with country from landing In die U.S. Husky slacks O roN M 19tS gamble hasn’t paid off. Let’s get on with president who played the last card, the onus goes back to tte White House, Rosty can identifying Jewiah paaaengera -Evelyn, and 13 otter released hind tte award of tte contract to In 19M, Israel was Mttorly ; Greek and U.S. citiienship, his under McKinney’s proposal. Students • 2pc. & Skirts A Coordinates it. of obstructloniinn didn’t fall on tte Demo­ aboard tte plaM . hostagM. 3pc. suits BIo u s m take tte position that it was tte president, Alrwork-VinnaU is Britiah Air Vice assailed for allowing its allloa, American girlfriend and a Greek- “ A country’s response would be cratic Party or its leaders. not Congim , who killed tax reform. Sam Marshal Erik Bennett, a tough- Phalanglat mUltlamen, toshootup .. American teenager. Israeli Prime far different — and quick — If we Infants A Toddlars Dapt. and Lyndon would smile. minded Ulsterman on leave from Palestinian refugee campe In Minister Shimon Peres says Israel cut off U .S. tourist traffic to Greece OLD FAIRGROUNDS (6-24 mos.) (2-4) •1 THI8 IS A GUESS, but it may be that would consider releasing Shiite or some of tte otter airports which tte RAF to serve aa commander of Ubanon. Last month, 8yi^ al­ Sunaults prisoners if asked by tte Interna­ aren’t known for serious security Rostenkowski has decided to adopt tte AraeM SnwWak Is a senior ediMr for tte sultan’s air force. He has had lowed ito aUlea, Am al mlUtlamen, Rompers Raybum-Johnson strategy in dealing with tional Committee of the Red Cross. efforts,” McKinney said. Shorts A Sets Jo * ' Sets 0 Unlled Press laleraallenal. extensive Middle East experience, fo shoot up tte Santa camps. ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE President Reagan’s tax reform Uil. Militianwn still hold 40 hostages, “ I know of no stronger pressure Dresses Topper Seta including a stint as advisar to tte Women and children, who fled for than economic. Some may con- Overells, Slacks A Sole Rostenkowski, chairman of tte House ' all believed to be Americans. VERNON, CONN. Jordanian air force. their Uves, said tte klUlng was Many Other Unadvortleed Special! Ways and Means Committee and a trusted “ He can be totally charming or a rampant, that tte militiamen were Regular Stock - Broken SIzm - All SalM Final member of Speaker Tip O’Neill’s Inner LGttmrB to th o odltcH Mt of a bastard.” CM aeurce said. carrying out aystamstlc “execu­ Nationally brandsd msrehandiM. circle, created something of a political The Manchester Herald welcomes origi­ “ He la the atiq^ moat influontial tions.” The latoet intoUIgsnoe sensation by praising Reagan’s tax-reform nal letters to tte editor. tiguro 00 tho Om ari dofonae aoono reports, uddch Just reached Wa­ ICE ,.w\ Youth Boot CordB and Jaans effort a couple of weeks back. FREE 28’’-l(r waist • aM colors - aN longtte Letters should be brief and to tte point. next to thq nilor hlmaolf.” shington, suggeet that the SyriaiH Probate Court is open SATURDAY, JUNE 22 To tte uninitiated, it may have sounded as They should be typed or neatly handwritten, ,Tho aamo aouroa wroto in a not only condoned but enoouragsd for conferences with the Blood Pressure if Rosty, who is tte key player in all tax V2 Price and, for ease In editing, should be oonlldential paper that Bonnatt “ is tte attacks on the camps. The 18H judge from 6:30 P.M . to 8 C M N IC R Y N U R S F 9:30 am to 4:30 pm leglalation that goes through Congress, had double-spaced. Lattars must be signed. iHricotod to tte pfopooHleo that massacre was headlined around P.M. on Thursday Fall MerchandlBB signed up with Reagan to pass tte [ VFRV 1HURSDAY Tte Herald reaervas tte right'to edit tte Bultanato o f Oman Ahr Force thaworld; TV networks foensodon nights. Appointments ROUTE 30 CliM.vMA.Mc Republican reform bill. To some of those letters in tte interesta of brevity, clarity and waa In tho boginniag. la now and it: editorial writers doerlsd It suggested. Night tele­ 20% OFF . K.i.j 1 1 PA'Ph.Mtj who listened caretally. It sounded more like taste. ovor shaU bo Britiahcqulppod.” Quaation: Whore were the eame- phone number: 647-3227. (.(.{ 1 1 PaV p Girls - Boys & Youth Slacks tte Chicago Dentocrat was playing tte THARMAi ? EXIT 98 OFF 1-86 "Major, how's the study on military readiness Address letters to: Open Forum, Man- O f 11 major Omari dofsnae ras and commentators laat month William E. Fitzgerald i’AWhAOl HI T H ,1” Pram & Snowsults, Coats, Jackats spider to Reagan’s fly. ' Chester Herald, P.O. Box M l, Mandieste/, projocta laat year totaling MM whan tte outrage was rspeatad Judge of Probate S TRiTinS ri ST| H coming along? MAJOR7I" Within a few days after Rostenkowskl’s • ADM ISSION $2.00 No tdluWiTwnti on pwvlom ■>!... CT060M. mlUloo, British flrmd got all but under Byitan auspIceeT : ‘ A MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 19. 1985 — 8 ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedawdw. June 1>, im Area Towns In Brief A ccident SPORTS Park opana for dally uaa causes BOLTON — Indian Notch Park opened on weekdays beglnBing AL roundup Monday. Until then, the park had been open on weekends. blackout The parking fee on weekdays will be M-SO a car. Parking is limited outside the park and no-parking sones are monitored strictly. Uxty-two Northeaek UtUttlea customers lost posrer Mr abeel aa Bruce Hurst Is rocked again A hour and half Tuesday iwomlag School meetings canceled when a car kaocked aver a utUtty pole on Porter Street, psttce aad COVENTRY — The Board of Education has canceled iU NU ofOcials said this meralag. regularly scheduled meetings for July 11 and July 2S. the NU spokesman Joes Chaves said as Tigers overcome Red Sox board announced. the 88 custosnsrs loot their power at A special meeting has been scheduled for 7:30 p.m. July II in about 1:40 a.m. Tueeday. NU By Prad McMone bow much longer it’s going to Elsewhere in tbe league. New Angtls 7, Indtam 3 room 28 of Coventry High School. replaced the broken poM and United Press Internotlonol last.” York topped Balthnore 8-4, Mil­ At Cleveland, Reggie Jackson’s restored power to all the custo­ Parrish’s fifth career grand waukee beat Toronto 4-1, Kisnsas two-run homer and R B I single mers by 10 a.m., he said. Lance Parrish treats Bruce atom capped a Detroit contieback City routed Minnesota 10-1, Cali­ paced a 20-hit attack that helped The outage occurred when a 197S Hurst the way the Sioux treated and enabled the Tigers to break the fornia trimmed Cleveland 7-3, the Angels defeat the Indians. Bolton graduation Is Thursday Ford Granada driven by Mlcbeilo Custer. Red Sox’ alx-jiante winning streak. Texas defeated Seattle 0-5 and Jackson’s homer was the 812th of J. Carroll, 20, of East Hartford, Parrish absolutely destroys Detroit regamed second place by Chicago edged Oakland 4-8 in 13 Bolton High School graduation ceremonies will he held Thursday his career, putting him in a tie with slammed into the Porter Street Hurst, so it came as a bit of a percentage points and pulled Innings. Ernie Banks and EMdie Mathews at 8 p.m. on the high school grounds on Brandy Street. utility pole, police said. The pole within 2to games of division- surpriss Tuesday night when Bos­ for 11th place on the all-time list. Ellsworth Grant, former mayor of West Hartford, will be the was broken off at its base, police ton Rad Sox manager John leading Toronto. OfMfBfB 4, BkM Jays 1 guest speaker. said, and Carroll suffered a broken McNamara left Hurst in to pitch to Trailing 7-4, the Tigers, who At Milwaukee, Earnest Riles The event is open to the public, but in case of rain, ceremonies tooth and a cut lip when her head the Detroit Tigers’ slugging collected a season high 17 hits, RangwB 8, Martiwra 5 hit the steering wheel of the car. drove in two runs to support Ray will be held in the school gymnasium and admission will be by catcher with the bases loaded. began their comeback when rookie At Arlington, Texas, Pete She was treated at Bfancbester Burris’ seven-hitter and help the ticket only. “ The last thing I expected was a Nelson Simmons singled off star­ Brewers hand tbe Blue Jays their O’Brien ignited a six-run first Memorial Hospital following the home run," said McNamara, who ter Bruce Kison to open the sixth accident and released, a hospital sixth straight loss. Burris, 4-5, inning with an R BI double and watched dumbfounded aa Parrish and was forced at second. Lou added his seventh homer to help spokeswoman said this morning. struck out five and walked one in drilled a pitch off the facing of tbe Whitaker doubled to drive out tbe Rangers snap the Mariners’ According to a police report, pitching his second complete upper deck of Tiger Stadium (or a Kison and Alan Trammell greeted three-game winning streak. Frank Feds credit daughter Carroll later said the accident DPI photo game. Since 1902, Milwaukee is grand slam in the sixth inning to Mike Trujillo with an RBI single. Tanana, 2-7, recorded his first occurred after a cigarette ash 10-4 against Toronto. spark Detroit to a 9-8 come-from- Hurst, 2-8, relieved and walked victory since May 28 by pitching 5 dropped in her lap. When she Th« Rev. Jeeae Jackson la surrounded terrorists’ demands to ensure the behind victory. Kirk Gibson to load the bases RoyRto 10. Twins 1 2-8 innings and allowing six hits. for tips on spy ring looked down, the report said, her by relatives of the hostages at his news reiease of the remaining captives. See McNamara hasn’t been doing his before Parrish hit tbe first pitch to car veered to the r i ^ t and hit the home work. If he had, he would him for his lOth home run of the At Kansas City, Mo.. Frank pole. conference in Nsnw York Tuesday. story, page 7. White rapped three singles, drove WhH* Sox 4, A’s 3 By Timothy Bannon Snyder and her mother Barbara have noted that Parrish had season. Police said they gave Carroll a Jackson called on Israel to meet the in a run and scored two others to At Chicago, Harold Baines hit a United Press Internotlonol Joy Crowley Walker have been collected 10 hits in 18 previous Juan Berenguer, 2-3, picked up verbal warning for making an carry Mark Gubiexa and the 409foot upper deck homer to lead identified as the informants who at-bats against Hurst, including the victory (or two innings of relirt Improper turn. Royals to victory. Gubiexa scat­ off the bottom of the 13th inning uripiioto WASHINGTON - Federal au­ supplied information on John five homers. in which he gave up one run. In addition to the 82 NU custo­ tered three singles, walked five and give the White Sox the victory. thorities might still be in the dark Walker's alleged spying activities. “ You know, I thought to myself Aurelio Lopes got the last six outs Tigers' second baseman Lou Whitaker goes up and over mers, a traffic light at the com er of Reporters speak to TWA pilot when I steppied into the batter’s for his fourth save. and struck out two before depart­ Baines’ homer, his fifth of the year, about the alleged Walker family Reached by The Washington East Center and Lenox streets lost ing after seven innings with a was his third hit of the game and spy ring if Laura Walker Snyder Post, Snyder’s husband denied be box, ‘This would be a great time to Bill Buckner and Dwight Evans Sox' Wade Boggs to watch the successful power due to the accident, police gave reliever Gene Nelson his had not called a religious television blackmailed his wife, adding she landed outside Washington with Greek-American from Brockton, hit a home run,” ’ Parrish said. homered for Boston and Johnny slight groin pull. He evened his completion of a double-play in the fourth inning Tuesday said. They added, however, that CeutlBued treuB page 1 r e c ^ at 4-4 with Dan Quisenberry fourth victory in six decisions. network. was "biding behind God” in her the caskrt of slain hostage Robert Mass., during a news conference at ‘T ve been pretty lucky against Grubb hit his first homer of the the light began funcUoning again a Keith Atherton, 3-2, took the loss. at Detroit. The Tigers came from behind to win, 9-8. Snyder related on the Christian efforts to get Christopher. Stethem, a Navy diver, Reagan Berii’s home in^mainly Moalem Bruce in the past, but I don’t know season for Detroit. finishing up. short time later. United States "will never make Broadcasting Network Tuesday Over the weekend, Laura Snyder concessions to terrorists." called on the hijackers to free the west Beirut. how a phone call to the religious took Christopher, without permis­ Americans without condition and The three (reed hostages left A 22-year-old East Hartford "Once we start down that path... network convinced her to urge her sion, from her husband’s apart­ “ end this crim e now.” Lebanon by boat from the Chris­ woman was robbed of 810 in cash there will be no end,” Reagan said mother to call the FBI and end 20 ment as be played in the yard. ” I have to wait it out as long as tian port of Jounieh, 10 miles north Tuesday morning by a man who in a nationally televised news Henderson sparks Yankees years of silence about the activities Snyder’s revelations indicate those people are there and threa­ of Beirut, and were to arrive in the grabbed her arm a ^ threatened conference. of John Walker, the accused spy that others outside the family-and- tened and alive and we have a ( ^ r i o t port of Larnaca today on MHS’ Horton resigns her as she sat in her car on the A possible solution appeared ring chief who is Snyder's father. friend network may have known possibility of bringing them home the first leg of return trip home. By United Press International "Henderson makes things tive times halted in the sixth Wyllys Street exit ramp of Inter­ when Israeli Prime Minister Snyder told the network that about Walker’s suspected spy ring, — I’m going to say a probability of happen at home plate, either by inning. and reached the Division II state 384, police said this morning. Shimon Peres said he would Bv Len Auster both,” Horton explained. when she called "The 700 Club" she which federal authorities say may bringing them borne,” Reagan BALTIMORE — Orioles man­ fooling the umpires or outsmarting “ I have not been this hot before quarterfinals. Horton’s four- Police said the alleged robbery cmsider freeing some 788 Shiites Sports Editor Horton’s resignation follows had not spoken to her mother for 18 have been operating for 20 years. said, admitting bis frustration and ager Earl Weaver concedes that them,” added Weaver. "You can in terms of reaching base 10 times year record is 38-41-1. occurred shortly before 9 a.m. rounded up du ri^ Israel’s occupa­ those of Doug Pearson (boys months, had been separated from Snyder also said her father’s revealing a rare glimpse of himself New York Yankee base stealer say either. He makes it tough on an in a row, but I’ve been hot before,” "I don’t like the idea of Tuesday, when the woman stopped tion of southern Lebanon — the Fire Calls There is a third opening basketball) and Mary Neubelt her son, Christopher, for about two “ girlfriends ’ may have known under pressure. Rickey Henderson makes things umpire by getting down in that Henderson said. “ I seem to always quitting,” Horton says, “It’s her car for a stop sign at the end of hijackers’ main demand — if the among varsity coaches at Man­ (field hockey). years and she was living with the about his activities. A U.S. naval task force cruised happen even before he gets on crouch, his natural stance, but get hot right before the All Star been a good four years. Not all the ramp. The robber, who had International Committee of tbe chester High as Wayne Horton, Horton took over a flounder­ knowledge that her father was a An attorney for Pamela Carroll, off Lebanon as Reagan spoke, but Tolland County base. comes up on the low pitches when Game break. of it is my doing. There’s been a been standing near the atop sign, Red Cross requested a swap for tbe who has guided the fortunes of ing ice hockey program in spy. a former Norfolk, Va., policeman American offlcials said the chan­ Monday, 3:52 p.m. — limb fallen Henderson, who boosted his he takes and goes down on the high lot of work on parts of the said "excuse me” as te ap­ American hostagee. " I see the ball in Baltimore well tbe ice hockey team tbe past 1981-82 and saw the first team Snyder said in the interview that and Walker’s girlfriend at the time ces of staging a successful military on power line. Route 87, Andover league-leading batting average to pitches when he takes.” parents. But we’re now at the proached the car. a police report "No request has been made by because they have great lights,” four years, has resigned. post a 2-18-1 mark. ’There was a friend, Marie Hammond, urged of his arrest, has said she bad no rescue attempt bad diminished .340 with three hits in the Yankees’ Pitcher Joe Cowley, 5-3, needed and the woman’s statement s ^ . the American government for (Andover). Henderson said. Horton submitted his resigna- steady progress after that, point where we have tryouU her to make the call and dialed the knowledge of Walker’s alleged spy considerably. 6-4 victoi^r over Baltimore Tues­ relief help from Dave Righetti and The man then reached into the car, Israel to do anything or declare Monday, 2:58 p.m. — medical Ekldie.Murray and John Shelby Uon last Thursday to high schooi however, with his second team instead of whoever comes in the number. In that phone call, Snyder work. As a goodwill gesture Tuesday, day night, also increased his Brian Fisher to outduel Oriole door. grabbed the woman’s left arm, and anything,” Peres said in Jerusa­ call, Talcott Hill Road, Coventry rapped m m e runs off Righetti, principal Jacob Ludes effective posting a 7-13 mark and the sought help getting back her son In an emotional interview, Berri freed Greek pop singer season stolen base total to 25 with Storm Davis, 4- 3. demanded money, the reports lem. “Israel has said from the (North Coventry, South Coventry). who gave way to Fisher in the ninth immediately. 1983-84 team, led by Galen "We’ve built a program who had l i v ^ with her husband Snyder said she told her husband Demis Roussos, his American three thefts. “ You have to keep throwing the said. outset it is prepared to help with Monday, 11:38 p.m. — medical inning. Fisher earned his second Horton. 27, is going back to By ram, Bobby Blake and Eric which I think has been success­ since the couple separated in 1982. about her father after be tried to “ He is in comniand of that strike ball over tbe plate to Ricky The woman said in her state­ whatever it can.” companion, Pam ela Smith, and call, Boston Turnpike, Coventry save. school for his master’s degree in Trudon, logging an 18-2 mark. ful. I will definitely miss it. You The conversation. Snyder said, recruit her when she was an Army zone,” said Weaver, who watched (Henderson),” said Davis, "b^ ment that she initially refused the One hour after a military Jet Arthur Targontsidis, a teenage (North Coventry, South Coventry). either industrial or vocational ’That team reached the state can count on me being at the prompted her to finally call her conununications specialist in the Henderson get five hits Monday cause if you walk him, it’s a double Ken Griffey had a pair of run order. That prompt^ the robber educaUon at Centrai Ck>nnecti- Division II semifinals before BIP (Bolton Ice Palace) Satur­ mother in West Dennis, Mass., on mid-1970s. night in a 10-0 Yankee win before anyway." scortng singles for the Yankees to squeexe her arm tighter and say, cUt State University. "There’s bowing out. day nights if I don’t have her 47th birthday, Nov. 23, 1984, ” I think I was shocked at my adding a double and two singles Henderson, who scored a run and and rookie designated hitter Scott “ You must have money in that no way I will have time for Tbe 1984-85 team went 11-10 anything else planned.” and persuade her to call the FBI. father’s offer and I had to share it Tuesday as New York notched its drove another run across, had his Bradley had a double and two pocketbook or else you wouldn’t be Her mother called authorities in with him (P hillip),” Snyder said. Olrituaries third straight win. streak of reaching base 10 consecu­ singles among the 13 Yankee hits. next day, Snyder said, setting in "H e was my husband and he holding onto it for dear life.” The motion Uie surveillance that led to turned it on me.” woman, who had been clutching her pocketbook, then gave the Walker’s arrest May 20 and She and her husband were John A. Hadhwid Rogers, with whom be lived. ford; two granddaughters; and. subsequent arrests of Walker's divorced five years ago, she said, robber |10. After taking the Ftmeral arrangements, which three great-grandchildren. Point guard Sam Vincent son, Michael, 22, his brother and they shared custody of their money, the robber fled the scene, John A. (Jack) Hedlund. M, of are incomplete, are being handled A private funeral will be held at Arthur, SO, and close friend, Jerry son. Snyder said the boy baa been running ahead of the woman’s car, 388 Porter St, died Tuesday at by tlw Watkins Funeral Home, 142 tbe Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Whitworth, 45. living with her foim er husband for the reports said. Manchester Memorial HoepHal. E. Center St. There ate no calling Main St. Burial will be in East Snyder said her husband, Phillip three years but she did not know The robber was described as a He was born in Manchester Jan. hours. Cemetery. There are no calling Mark Snyder, 26, of Laurel, Md., white male who had brownish- 14, 1838, the son of John E . and Memorial donations may be hours. exceeds Ceits’ draft hof^s where. threatened to turn in her father if This past weekend, Snyder dis­ blond, collar-length hair and wore Edna (England) Hedlund. He was made to tbe American Cancer blue painter’s pants and a blue a member of St. Mary’s Episcopal she challenged custody arrange­ covered where her former bus- Society, 237 E. Center St. In Memoriam league,” he said. jacket. Church. He had been a data Bv Frederick Waterman Steve) Harris with the 19th pick. ments for their 5-year-old son band was living, drove to his Vincent, who followed his consultant and analyst (or the In loving memory of Mary Bottl- United Press International He’s a great shooter and they Christopher. apartment and took her son. brother Jay to Michigan State, said Automatic Data Processing Co., Twrrano* P. Dolan Jr. cello, who passed away June 18th,' didn’t n e^ a point guard.” “ My husband was blackmailing Snyder said a lawyer for the he expect^ to be chosen sooner Hartford. Terrance P. Dolan Jr., 89, of 1871. BOSTON — Sixteen years had Boston had traded up from the me,” Snyder said. "H e told me that Christian Broadcast Network, “ hut I ’m happy with the Celtics, East Hartford, died Tuesday at St. passed since the Boston Celtics 24th pick through a deal with if I tried to get the baby be would which aired the interview, helped Crackdown The memories of you are they are one of the two best teams. In addition to his parents, he is Francis Hospital and Medical used their flrst pick on a point Dallas involving a 1988 draft pick. turn my father in — tell what he her locate the address from federal still so clear. It was worth the extra wait.” survived by a son, John Hedlund of Center, Hartford. He was the guard, but on Tuesday luck and This allowed them to grab any knew and ... destroy my family.” court records. We will always (eel that A friend of Los Angeles Lakers gets results Manchester, and two daughters, husband of M ary Ann (Richards) trading skill provided the player player ahead of Milwaukee, Phila­ you are near. guard M agic Johnson, who is also Jacquelyn Hedlund and Jennifer Dolan and tbe father of Terrance they never even hoped for. delphia and Los Angeles, their top Hedlund, both of Manchester. With Love, “ We never dreamed we’d get a competitors for the league title. from Lansing and attended MSU, HARTFORD (UPI) - SUte P. Dolan HI of Manchester. The funeral will be Friday at II Children A Grandchildren shot at a Sam Vincent,” said team “ There was no way he would Vincent said, “ I ’m looking forward FInguerra hails PZC vote police have given out more than He is also survived by a a.m. in St Mary’s Episcopal president Red Auerbach. "We have been available at 24,” said to playing against Magic.” twice the usual number of speeding daughter, Debbie A. Michalak of Church, 41 Park S t Burial will he talked to his coach and he said Auerbach. Auerbach, referring to the Dal­ tickets since a crackdown began Vernon, and four grandchildren. In Memoriam as major step toward mall In East Cemetery. Calling hours . •iir-X there’s no sense even discussing Vincent, a 22-year-old theater las swap, said “ there was no way” seven months ago, but a spokes­ The funeral will be Thursday at In loving memory of Paul Botti- • T ‘ .' will be Thursday (rom7to8p.m. at him, 'you’ll never get him (picking arts major, led the Big 10 in scoring Vincent would have been available man says many motorists are still 10:80 a.m. at the John F. Tierney cello, who passed away June 10th, »n, John FInguerra, a partner in the development for the mall site. tbe Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., ,>;v number 20).’” as a senior with a 23.0 points per four picks later. development of The Mall at Flguerra said be will use the driving to fast. 1878. The 9foot-2,189pound Michigan game average, hitting 54 percent O ltic s coach K.C. Jones said as Main St. witti a service at 11 a.m. at All (•. .1^.' ' ./(ts Buckland Hills, today bailed an approval as a means of convincing State police have used overtime Memorial donations may be Saints Church, Hills Street, East You were gone before we knew it. State guard, brother of Dallas from the floor and 85 percent of his Vincent’s name was not called tenants that Manchester is the approval by the Planning and funds to add tbe equivalent of 18 made to the Book of Remembrance Hartford. Calling hours will be Only God knows tbe answer wh^, - Mavericks veteran Jay Vincent, foul shots. He finished his career as when expected “ we said, ‘Oh boy.’ place in which they should locate. Zoning Commission Monday night troopers statewide on highways at St. M ary's Episcopal Church. Thursday from 8 to 10:80 a.m. To some you may be forgotten, ■ was chosen by Boston with the No. the No. 3 scorer in MSU history The excitement got a little heavy FInguerra and his partners are as a major push toward the success since Gov. William A. O’Neill Memorial donations may be To others a part of the past,. 20 pick in Tuesday’s NBA draft. with a 1,851 points and a 16.8 points up here,” refering to the table compeUng for tenants with Win­ where the (Celtics brain trust sat. of the mall. ordered a crackdown on speeding made to the Oncology Department, But to those who loved you dearly, - Not since Boston picked Jo Jo per game average. chester Mall, a development Earl C. Rogara Jones said he believed Vincent FInguerra said that coupled with and other traffic violations last St. Francis Hospital, care of Sister Your memory will always last. White in the 1909 draft has a H e was the fourth guard picked planned mosUy for South Windsor. Earl C. Rogers, 01, of 178 Bolton possessed the “ speed and quick­ the actions of the Board of October. Maryann Norton. shooter and ballbandler of Vin­ in the draft, but rated as the best by Directors and the Eighth Utilities Attorney Dominic J. Squatrlto, Center Road, Bolton, died Tuesday With Love, cent’s quality been available to the the Celtics scouting organization. ness of a Rickey Green of Utah.” Mom, Dad A Brother District, approval by the Planning represenUng the Hartman To­ State police spokesman Adam at a Manchester convalescent PloranoB M. W ilton UPlpdolo Celtics, who usually are picking at “ I can come in and make an Jim my Rodgers, Celtics assist­ and Zoning Commission sends, a bacco Co., had questioned the Berlutl said tbe special squads home. the end of the first round. immediate impact," a confident ant coach in charge of scouting, signal to the retail community that legality of PZC approval on the have issued 37,800 tickets for He was born in Manchester Jan. Florence M. Wilson of 40 Henry Card of Thanlu Besides No. 1 pick Pat Ewing of of St. John's by Dallas, Ed Pinckney of Boston expected Vincent to be Vincent said in a telephone inter­ said, "versatility is the No. 1 thing the town wants the mall built in grounds that the PZC could not speeding in addition to tbe 38,830 4,1804, and he had lived almost all St. died Tuesday at a local We wish to express our sincere Georgetown University, three other Villanova by the Phoenix and Chris selected among the first 17 picks of view from his fam ily’s home in in Vincent’s game. It’s the predom­ Manchester. approve a general plan at one issued during the same pcrtod by of his life in Manchester. He waaa convalescent home. She was tbe thanks to friends, relatives, neigh­ former Big East stars went In the first Mullin, also of St. John's, by the Golden the first round. Auerbach said Lansing, Mich. “ I can push the ball inant factor. He can play point He was referring to support by stage and a final design plan at veteran of World War n , serving in wife of Clarence F. Wilson. regular speeding patrols. bors, the staff of Middlesex H o ^ - round. Taken were (l-r) BUI W ennington State Warriors. things changed when Washington up if that’s what they want and I guard or off guard. He’s an the directors for the project and to another. tbe Navy. He worked in the She was born in Manchester and' tal, especially the nurses and vo-' picked Ken Green, San Antonio can score as well from the outside excellent shooter from a basket­ a decision by the district to install a Town Planning Director Mark "Generally, our feeling is that Manchester Post Offioe for mhny was a lifelong resident. She was a lunteers of tbe Hospice Unit (or chose Alfredrick Hughes and Dal­ as the inside. ball family. He knows how to play sewer line under Tolland Turnpike Pellegrini has argued that such the crackdown and all the publicity years. He was a member of the member of South United Methodist their many gestures of sympathy las grabbed centers Bill Wenning­ “ I ’m a penetrator, which is the gam e.” when it was being reconstructed in approval In stages is permissible. has bad a negative effect on Washington Social Club. Church. that were shown to us during our ton and Uwe Blab. something I think complements Braton did not have a second- anticipation of development. Hartman owns some of the land average meeds,” Bertutl said Survivors include a brothsr, Besides her husband, she is time of sorrow and need. Big East stars among picks “He kind of slid down,” said the other O ltic guards’ game. I round choice, due to compensation Monday. “ However, there is still a On Monday the PZC unanim­ on which the Winchester Mall Kenneth O. Rogers of San Diego, survived by one daughter, Mrs. The Family of Auerbach. "We were very sur­ don’t think my gam e would (it in to the New York Knicks for the ously approved a general plan of would be built. lot of speeding going on out there." Calif., and a nephew, Alan E. Bernice Swanson of West Hart­ prised. Then Houston took (guard better anywhere else in the mid-season signing of Williams. Dorothy Streeter Brault By MIko Barntf selection of Jamaican-bora Pa­ first of three first-round picks, Unltod Prott Intornatlonal trick Ewing. chose 99 West German Detlef “This (eels great. I'm very Schrempf of Washington. At No. 18 n n n iT Biiftfk TH ifti NEW YO RK — Suspense, mys­ happy New York chose me,” said they took 7-0 Canadian Bill Wen­ 24ISniC£STKET LAM E ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE - JUNE 22, LOSS tery, foreign Intrigue. It was all Georgetown’s 7-(oot center, (lash­ nington of St. John's and one pick Foreigners dot selections there Tuesday — yet not at your ing a smile as wide as his later tapped 7-2 West German Uwe MIMKSTEI,CTHMI to be held on the Cheney Homestsad Grounds, 108 Hartford Road. local movie theater or favorite wingspan. “ I think I will (it in very Blab of Indiana. (213) MI-7212 Dealers from over 4 states will be selling their wares. The show will bookstore. It all took place at the well with Coach (HuMe) Brown “ Dallas has become the foreign By Mika Barnat Nigeria, Spain and the Soviet Olympic team. Blake said he has STOP display quality dealers of which many of them will be new to the National Basketball Association and his tmpping defenae. I'm legion of the NBA," said league Unitad Praai Intarnatlonal Union. “ a chance” to make the NBA. arse. Wicker fumtlura will be shown along with fine country furni­ amateur draft. gonna try and M my own thing and scouting director M arty Blake. The No. 1 pick, (or the second ^ BRAKE There was suspense concerning NEW YORK - The Dallas CENTERS. INC. ture, primetive, Victorian, reflnlshed furniture, excellent glass and tr y’ mmy veiy best." Choices No. 0 through No. 15 straight year, was not a native Atlanta, with the 77th pick, took china, not to mention the fine colloctlblee. Several daalaro from whom the Indiana Pacers would Thelie Pacers next used moet of were; Charles Oakley (Virginia Mavericks nuy well be the foreign American. Patrick Ewing, born in Arvidas Sabonis, a 7-2 center and Maine and Cape Cod, who have never been In our area before, will select with their No. 8 pick. There their allotted five minutes before Union) to Qeveland, Ed Pinckney consulate of thie NBA. Jamaica, was the Knicks' prize for fixture on the Soviet national team. was mystery in what prompted the The Mavericks, with three first- Need someone to do yb u f^ LIFETIME QUARANTEED* display many country Items that will bs more than Intarsstingtoall chooeing 8-8 Wayman Tisdale of (Villanova) to Phoenix, Keith Lee winning the NBA Lottery. Last Indiana University coach Bobby of us who follow the shows. Wasliington Bullets to trade one of Oklahoma over Creighton's 7-0 (Memphis State) to Chicago, round picks in tuesday’s NBA year, the Rockets chose Akeem Knight suggested at the Olympic shopping for you? Call- f tte NBA’s classiest small for­ Benoit Benjamin. Kenny Green (Wake Forest) to draft, selected 9foot-8 West Ger­ Olajuwon of Nigeria as the top Trials last summer that Sabonis Ths show this ysar will be held In conjunction with the Cheney HIs- wards (or a No. 8 draft pick and a “It was a very difficult deci­ Washington. Kari Malone (Louisi­ man Detlef Schrempf of Washing­ choice. may be the best player in the SHOPPERS DELITE torlo Olstrlot Festival which plans to have a larga strawberry featl- (n d l 7-(oot-8to center who once sion,'' Indiana coach George Ir­ ana Tedi) to Utah, Alfredrick ton as tbe No. 8 choice. With the world, American or otherwise. For prompt, responsible BRAKES val on the grounds of Cheney Hall. Also, as a fina faature this year herded cows in the Sudan. vine aald. “ Both players could Hughes (Loyoto-IU.) to San Anto­ 16th pick, they grabbed St. John’s The Bullets, with the 31st pick PURCHASINQ and they plan to hava many hlatoric sites open for viewing. Cheney Ho­ But moatly, there was foreign wind up being great players in the nio and Blair Rusmuasen (Oregon) 7-0 center Bill Wennington, who acquired from Golden State for most most mestead, Chanay Hall, the firehouse located 0 |n Pine Street, the intrigue — four of tbe first 17 picks NBA. Wayman to probably a little to Denver. played on the (tonadian Olympic forward Greg Ballard, selected Other foreign players include DELIVERY of your weekly clock tower, a section of Cheney Mills, and more. Watch for our ad- were bom outside the United bit more of a sure product." No sooner had Lee stated his team last summer. And on No. 17 Manute Bol, a 7-8>/k, 199pounder Canadians Mike Smrek (No. 25 by grocerlea. .vartlsamants. States. Canada. Jamaica, Haiti, H ie Loo Angeles Clippers then pleasure in playing (or Chicago, Dallas took another West German, and a one-time cowherd in the Portland, then traded to Cleve­ Sudan. land) and Dan Meagher (No. 128 by For reasonable rates and DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES Fine Catering will be done by C liffs Country Kitchen Catering Din­ Bulgaria, Finland, West.Germany bbed the shot-blocking Ben­ then he was traded to aeveland 7-3 center Uwe Blab of Indiana. (toicago), Nigerian Anicet Lavo- courteous service. ing Experience, P .0 .8178, Vernon, Conn. and yes, even the Soviet Union, Sito, Seattle followed with 8-8 with Bulls guard Ennis Whatley (or “ Dallas is now tbe foreign legion *59.95 . *49.95 were repreeented in a draft that at Xavier McDanM of Wichita SUte. the 6-8 Oiddey and guard Calvin of the league,” said Marty Blake, The Nets used their No. 1 pick, drama (No. 52 by tbe Clippers), 7-3 SHOPPERS DELITE Show Managers are Gall and Qane Dlckanson of Vernon, Conn. times looked like an Olympic AttonU oetocted 7-^ Jon Koncak of Duncan (the 80th pick). tbe league’s scouting director. the 36th overall, to take 911 Yvon West Geiynan Gunther Buenke (Memory Lane Ant.) promoters for all tha Historical Society shows rohaarsal. Southern Methodise Sacramento Before the trade deadline, Wa­ “Tbe NBA looks everywhere (or Joseph of Georgia Tech, who used (No. 101 by Cleveland), Timo O 643eS07 OPEN TUES. AND THURS. EVENINGS In Manchester, Vernon and Southington, Connacticut. NBA Commlaaloner DavM Stem togged 8-11 Joe Kleiiie of Arkansas shington aent Greg Ballard, one of talent." to stitch baseballs to a factory in Saarelainen of Finland (No. 118 by began the 4-hour, 48-minute draft and Golden SUte picked 8-8 Chris the league's smoothest small for­ And obviously finds it. Among Haiti. On pick No. 38 they selected the Lakers) and 98 George Note: In case of rain the Antique Show will be held at WaddeH ■t Madison Square Garden's Felt MuUto of St.-John’s. wards, to Golden State (or second- oountries represented to the draft Fernando Martin, a 6-8, 239 Gluckov of Bulgaria (No. 148 by School. 163 Broad StreaL Strawbarry Faatival at etther kwaOlon. ____ *A$k counter person tor your copy._____ f lm m by announcing New York’s The Dallas Mavericks, using tbe round picks this year and to 1987. were Bulgaria, Finland, Haiti, PQunder who played on Spain’s Phoenix). MANCaiESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 19. lOSB - II H - MANCHECTER HERALD. Wednwday. June 1». i m / / SCOREBOARD Did Whalers catch a break In drafting Murzyn? school may wait until September before naming a new Did tbo Hartford Whalers catch a break? year, at least, according to Francis. | coach. .. Manchester football coach Ron Coumoyer Was the Whalers' top pick at Saturday’s NHL draft ' Out of the ’IS draft, the Whalers expect only (me reports spring practice went well and “ we had our really one of the top two mDspecU available, as rated player to make the varsity. ' biggest turnout ever. “ If everyone comes imt (in the by the Central looutinx Bureau? He, however, appears to be a good one. fall) we will be in the 60’s. For us that’s a big turnout, ’' SoftbaD YORK The Ucoutlng Bureau had Craig Simpson, a T h ough ts SchotafUc happenings high-scoring center out of Michigan SUte, and Dana he sa id .. . Standout tennis player Alicia Quinby, who broke her Murayn, a 0-1, llB-pound defenseman who piayed iast The press box at Mandiester High’s Memorial Field ApLEN ty ankle last summer but came back strong this past TOIN«NT’»«JM n ______year for Caigary in the Western Hockey League, as will be torn down, probably right after this weekend's Pm W n spring season for Manchester High, will attend 1b "Ij ? their top two proapecto, not necessariiy in that order. Len AuBter, Sports Editor MCC New England Relays, and be replaced by a new llllng: Muetanos $ (Jason Biokaelov Vassar (Allege In the fa ll.. .Assistant coaches do not m m Ptm »». tm .t—amHrqm But the Whaiera, drafting in the No. Ssiot in the first one. 'Hie old one, basically, has been condemned as L jfc e W »•. ■w ellin’*. * — Bryan Burney 1 Sol Papa). ShorkaO. have to be certified teachers but all coaches have to be JoguorsS (Jonathon Cert IKONorsO. round, came away with Munyn, who had S3 goais and unsafe. The new press box, according to outgoing certified in first aid. Manchester fall coaches were to ¥*. Tr«*fc-Aw«». 7 :li — w% 3 (Jamie Mendolo 3), 50 asalsta aiong with 223 penalty minutes a year ago. director of athletics Dick Cobb, should be wider and Dolphin* 1 (Mark Borbata). take a certification course today at the high school. ^l*k*il**n Emile Prancis, Whaler president and general higher inside and with sliding plexiglass windows. . Ot M* V*. —KMMV Patriot* 1 (Joson Ardiro*), Jet* B. "via Dallo*), .... Coaches involved were taking an in-service day to MCC: Expr*** S (Brendan Prlndl- manager, reportedly wasted little time geUing to the lOOSBO for that matter. Consensus, though, is the .For the fifth time in five years, Manchester High is in werr*¥*. Bellw^ *— rif* i . ilnOteven* Point. attend the session. •MRMitV m. M l*M «,7:ll-^ M W l vllle 3, Mott Sombarg, Both Mlsoio*), microphone to announce Munyn’i name when It need of a ^rla field hockey coach. Mary Neubelt, who Carrier* 0. IS-year-old can be a player. And be Immediate help to Ron Palmer has been named as East Catholic girls T llw M M *». ^*rt*l. * •i!i became Hartford’s turn to draft. coached a year ago, has taken a graduate J.C. Pf iy V*. T:M— Nil* Attac* 1 (Jamie Loxxorls), SdekersO. { 2A PorttandVhmn j^SttiSti the Whalers, who have needed more siie along their soccer coach. He replaces Don Fay. (%uck. The Whalers have had their share of duds among assistantship at Central Connecticut State University Smr^r' erCimWu*. ft, to backline. Greenwald, contrary to prior belief, will be back as Martin, f, Oeorgelown. 27, to No. 1 selectlona. The name Fred Arthur is most and will be unable timewise to continue in the post. Dwty M M a to “ Mursyn is one of three guys in the draft I figured Blast's ris swimming coach. And East is In need of a prominent. Then there is Paul Lawless, No. l pick in who couM come and play right away in the NHL,” Neubelt teaves the sport in better shape than she Mamorlol Corn*r Star* Mto*Tyrone Corbin, f, D*PouI.3a New Jersey batter with two hits. m S rn cf 5 1 3 1 Trllte 2b_ 4 0 2 1 (from Son Antonio via Houston), Yvon Rose lb i 0 0 1 CDovl* rt 4 0 0 0 Joseph, f-c, OsorglaTsch. In tB n M R M t Porker rt 3 1 1 1 Looiwrd It 4 0 0 0 Wm I 8ldi KnIceN c Soil irsnlv c 3 0 0 0 Streaking Legion 37, Utah, Corey Scurry,f, Lo t o Island U. Delmor Company wot awarded o 7-0 Hurricanes 2 (Erik Anderson 2), Concpcn u 4 0 1 0 Oipeen 1b 3 0 0 0 3A New Jersey, Fernando Martin, f, Bolton’s Mike LandolphI hanglng\ forfeit at Pocwnl when a Blue Ox Inlurv Racers 1 (Bill White). 2b 4 1 00 Adorns 3b 3 0 00 AAodrld, Spain..*, .Portignd, Oeorg* reduced the Tatter's lineup to lustelpht DIMomols 1 (Todd Coursev). Earth- Kmchc: » 3 1 ...... 1 0 Urib* I* 3 12 0 Montgomery, f, Illinois. 40, Dallas, te rk plavers. Delmor hod a 3J> leod In the auoka* 0. p 3 1 0 0 Lteev P 10 0 0 Aer*A f. Oral Roberta. 41, Atlonta (from third at the time of the Inlurv. William*JllUams p 0 0 0 0 Detroit). Lorenzo Charles, f. NoHh Raisleh ph 1000 Carolina State. 4A (feWen State (from wins once again Qdirslls p 0 0 0 0 Houston), Bobby Lee Hurt, f, Alobamo. NIki TetoN M 4 5 4 TeMN 151 4 I up his AD hat after 21 seasons 4A Denver, Barry Stevens, a, Iowa State. first inning. Fogarty doubled, 9 Oantle Touch Cor Wash scared oil Its B aseball 44, Philadelphia, Vols* WIntsrs, p4, streaking Manchester Ameri­ runs In the first two frames and than HsnM photo by I S^^Wtee 5nS550-1 Bradley. 45, Cleveland (from Milwau­ can Legion baseball team, behind moved to third on a single by (fains winning RBI— Parker (7). held on for a 4-2 win over Brond-Rex kee), John Williams, f, Tulon*. 44, the six-hit pitching of Neil Archam- Feshler and came home on an RBI By Len Auster to Avon. "W e did it with nine Coble at Nike Field. Butch Kinney, E Krendildfl. Yeungbloed, Trillo. Chicago (from LA Lakers), Adrion John Hondtleld and Bill Lodee drilled AL itandlnfs Heading for home LOR— Ctoctonott A San Francisco 4. BroiiOT. f, Maryland. 47, Now York bault, won its fourth in a row double by Ogden. In the second Sports Editor players," Landolphi recalls two hits each to spark the victors. For M -R *dua MItosr. SB— Grsen (4), (from Boston), Gerald Wilkins, g, Tuesday night with a 6-2 decision inning, Mike Custer singled, took fondly. Brond-Rex, Don Sumlsloskl and Cloy Cencspclen (7). S— Laskov. Pastor*. T*nn**s*4Chattanoogo. second on a balk and scored on a — In 1909, the baseball team NIvIson laced o pair of hits apiece. Carl Smith of Nichols Tire heads for home while DIRosa SF ReduA Parke*. over Meriden in non-zone play at BOLTON — He’s worn more W L PcL Cleaners catcher Keith Zingler (4) waits for throw in Third reund Moriarty Field. Mike Charter triple. Charter toed than his shares of hats over 21 won its first — and only — Toronto 33 25 JOB IP N RERBBSO 4A Indiana Keniw P a t t o n ^ g, Manchester, 4-4, takes a night off home plate on a groundnut by Dave Charter Oak Conference ctam - Rk Detroit 34 2* .5*7 2V4 DePoul. 47, GoMsn Stata, Brad WrlgM, c years. He is tbe last of the Jon Nauner's three-run double Boston 35 27 .515 7V> National Farm League action Tuesday night at Bowers (W 30) 7 4 1 0 1 3 UCLA. 5A Oolto* (from New York), before resuming action Thursday Marshall. original SS-teacber staff still at pionship. It reached the Class S copped a four-run, seventh Inning rally 33 2B .541 4 School. Smith had three hits as Nichols won easily. 17-3. Laonord^llan, c, San D im Stata. night against South Windsor in a Manchester put the game away Bolton High School. championship game “ where we that carried Nelson Frslghtwav post New York 31 27 .5)7 5% Laskey (L 15) 415 4 4 2 2 3 Sacramento, Charles Bradley, g. South Zone Eight encounter at MCC's with a three-run sixth inning. lost 0-4 to Grinrold. We had a 16 Active ‘N Able Realty at Nike. Mike Mllwauks* 27 31 .413 7% wnitams 135 1 0 0 1 0 Florida, n , LA Clippers, „ Anlcsl And now, after 21 years, Mike Longo socked three safeties for the Cleveland 3D 41 J2I 17 Goirelta 1 1 0 0 1 0 Lovodroma, f, Houston Baptist. 53, Clougar Field at 6 p.m. Manchester Feshler and Sean McCarthy Landolphi has hung up one of and S record for tbe year.” winners, while Nauner, Gory Folcatto. WP-P o store. T— 3:M. A— 5,741. Ssottl*, Rolando Lamb, a, Vlra^nla is 1-0 In Zone Eight play. singled and both rode home on a those hats; that of director of — His 1974 soccer tram had Griffin, Mock Gray and Stave CMcooo 3) 35 J57 — T lia n 0. Rad Sax a Rraware 4, Rtaw Jaya 1 Commonwealth. 5A H«*»««". (" S T long triple by Ogden. Ogden then srhat still stands as the best all added two each. Bob Hill and Contomla 34 21 .541 V» Atlanta via SOT Antonia),SomMltchsll.f, Archambault pitched brilliantly athletics. » Dove Lallberte chlpp^ In with two hitsKansas City 32 30 .514 3Vi PlrataalExpaal Msresr. 55, Cleveland, Herb Johnson, c, in upping his record to 2-0. He scored on a well-executed suicide “ I felt that 21 year* was record in sidiool history at 12-4 apiece for the losers. Oakland 31 31 JIO 3V5 MILWAUKEB Tulsa. 5A Phoenix, Jsrry Everett, a, scattered the six hits, fanned four squeeze bunt by Custer. enough,” said the 46-year-old and reached the Class 8 semifi­ Seotn* 21 35 .444 7 e h rliM s h rh M obrhH obrhM Lamar. 57, Houston (from Chicago), cf 4000 Whitakr 3h5 1 1 0 Gorcto 3b 4 1 3 0 Molltar 3b 3 1 I 1 PITTSBURON MONTRBAL and walked two. Landolphi, who resigned some­ nals before losing in sudden NmUmtii Minnesota 35 34 .433 7Vi Lyon* ObrhM ObrhM Michael Payne, c, Iowa. 5A WosMn Texas 25 30 .377 10 3b 3 120 IS 5 2 3 1 MMInks 3b 3 0 1 1 Gontner 2b4 0 0 0 Vernon Moore, g, Creighton. 57, AtTanto Manchester stroked nine hits MerlOsn 000 001 1 34-0 time around Thanksgiving last death overtime to perennial Pot Irish hod the gome-winning hit In Glbaon cf 4 3 3 0 Mosaby cf 4 0 1 0 Cooper 1b 4 11 0 Roy 2b 5 110 Roto** If 4 110 Tassdpyb Rsssits Rice If 5 2 2 3 Orsutak If 3 0 0 0 Dllon* cf(fromUtah),SmlcTon*y,g,r 3 0 0 1 with Jim Fogarty, Brian Feshler Manchester 130 003 x 47-3 November. “ 1 felt it was time to COC and state power Rocky a seventh frame comebock os Man­ New York A Boltlmors 4 ■ucknr 1b 5 13 3 c 4 13 4 Upshaw 1b 4 0 0 0 Yount If 4 11 0 40, Detroit (from Son Antonio), Andre Jo* Pepoceda and Brendan Badi- chester Property Maintenance over­ Easier dh 3000 OoEvns 1b 5 0 1 1 ■ell If 4 0 0 0 Sbnmn* dh 3 1 1 1 Modlck 3b2010Low3b 3000 and Chris Ogden chipping in two let someone else give it a try.” HiU. Detroit 7. Boston 0 ThmiNn 1b 4 0 0 0 Brooks ss 3 0 1 0 Goode, c, Northwestsrn. 41, Portland, steln; Nell Archambault and Brendan took Manchester Police Union, 4-3, at California 7, Cleveland 3 DwEvns rf 5 1 3 1 Grubb dh 4 13 3 Malszk dh 4 0 1 0 Rile* s* 3 0 12 Perry Young, g-f, Virginia Tech. 43, New apiece. McCarthy. Dave Leete has been named Landolphi also recalls some Robertson Pork. Irish and Jim Bre- Gadmon c 3 1 1 0 Herndon If 5 0 0 0 WMtt c 4 0 0 0 Ogllvl* rf 4 0 10 HwidrA rf41 21 Waltach 3b3 0 00 Chlcocm 4, Oaktand3 (13 kwilna*) Pena c 3 0 0 0 Drisstn lbJersey, 3 0 1 0 Nigel Miguel, g, U C I ^ 43, Manchester plated one run in the WP- Archambault: LP- Popocoda. as Landolphi’s successor. of tbe past and present accomp­ ilnskl led the victors with two hits Milwaukee 4 Toronto 1 ■arrelt 2b 4 0 0 0 Mmmns rf 4 0 3 0 Barfield rf 3 00 0 Moor* c 4010 Daltas, Harold K**lTng,a,SantaClte.44, each. For the losers, Sonto Rcoro, Hoftmn s* 3 3 1 0 Sanchez rf 0 0 0 0 Femndz s*3 0 1 0 Monnne cf 4 0 0 0 Wynn* cf 4 2 3 1 Wohlfrd rf 3 0 0 0 Landol|riti graduated from lishments at tte school as Us Kansas City 10, Minnesota 1 LsMosIr ss4 0 1 1 Nlcoslo c 3 0 0 0 Detroit, Richl* Johnson, f, Evansville,45, Rick Busick and Marty Johnson Texas 0, Seattle 5 ■rookn* 3b4 1 2 0 Telsit 21 I 7 1 TetSl* 31 4 7 4 Woshlnten (from Houston via LA Lafayette High School in Brook­ tenure as AD. Among them: slashed a pair of safeties opiece. 310 117 TalSlI 40 7 17 7 Tsrsnta OSOMOIB^I McWllm p 4 0 0 0 Smtth p 2 0 0 0 MBSMSha* 000 220SIP— 4 Borne* ph 1 0 0 0 cuppers), Ken Perry, c Southern Illinois. lyn, N.Y. He received his B.S. in installation of glass badeboards Torenta (Ctancv 34) al Milwaukee Luca* p 0 0 0 0 4A Sacramento (trom Denver), Michael IlHlipMidMt (Vukovich 34), 1:35 pm. SSOm ilP— 7 Gome-wlnnlne RBI — Simmons (4). Adams, a,Oostan Coltog*. 47, Philadel­ Moriarty’s remains physical education from the in 1976, a gift from tbe class of TelsN SI 4 7 3 TeMN 27 1 3 1 New York (Whitson 14) al Bonimors Gome winning RBI — Parriah (7). E— Yount, Muinnlks, Moseby, Gar­ phia, Steve Block, g, LxiSall*. 45, University of Bridgeport in 1961 ’76; reconstruction of the gym- Nosslff Arms snapped on extro- (D. Martinez 53), 7:35 p.m. E— Gibson. DP— Detroit 4. LOB— d a r srnandsz. LOB— ^Toronto A Mll- Milwaukee, Eugene McDowell, t, Flor­ Innlng affair with four tallies In the Boston (Boyd 34) of Detroit (Terrell ■eetan 0, Detroit KL 2B Buckner, woukseA2B Mossbv,SbnmenalMahw- Bsr Niasti and did giwiuate work at Penn n ^ u m floor in 1964 and instal­ ninth to triumph, 7-5, over Charrone's Oome-winntoe RBI— H*fxlrlck(3). ida. 47, Chicago (from LA Lakers), J 7-3), 7:35 p.m. Simmons, Whitaksr. HR— (irubb (1), nk . HR-Molltor (4). SB— Gorcto (17), MIk* Brown, f-c, Georg* WasMng- State srbere be received his lation of padding on the wall for Pockoga Store at Robertson. George (mlfomta (Staton 44) at Cleveland Buckner (4), Ow.Evons (0), Parrish (10). BeIKKn.SF-Rtts*. E— Law, Brooks, Nicosia. DP— Pittsburgh 1, Montreal 3. LDB— ton. 70, Boston, Andre Boffte.g, Loyola in unbeaten ranks SO-bour certificate. He first improved safety; and the con- Hanlon and Bruce Tracy rapped three (Blvimm 54), 7:35 p.m. hits each for Nosslff. while Paul Oakland (Kruagsr 4-7) at CMoogo IP N RERBBSO IP N RERBBSO PHtaburghAMontr*olA2B HendrIckA (III.). ta u ^ t at the New York State stnictiim of a new soccer field. Frenatta, Rick Nicola, Kevin Comaau 3B— Ratoss, Wynn*. SB— Mfynn* (6). Fourth round pitchers Sam CHemens and Rick (Bum* 74), 0:30 pm. 71, (foMsn Stats, Lustsr (foodwin, g, VERNON — When a baseball Training School for Girls, then That is a present day undertak­ and Lou Wellington added two each. MInnssota (Fllsen 33) at Kansas City Klson 51-3 13 4 4 0 5 Leal (L 35) 415 7 4 3 2 1 S— Orsutak, Pena. SF— Dllon*. team is on a roll, it sometimes Smith issued five walks and hit a Jeff Holt smashed three hits for (Jackson 44), 0:35 p,m. Trullllo 0 1110 0 Lamp 2 33 0 0 0 0 1 T*xas-EI Paso. 7A Indlono, Vince six months active duty in tbe ing srith the field to be ready for Charrone's, while Rick Goss, Mike Seattle (YoungSd) otTexa* (NoM*34), Hurst (L 54) 1 15 3 2 3 1 3 COMhll 1 0 0 0 0 1 IP H RERBBSO Hamilton, g, Clamion. 73, New Yerk, seems as if nothing can go wrong. batter. Army, and then in a Junior high play in 1966. Crockett and Joe Ruggiero contrib­ 0:35 p.m. Osar 115 1 0 0 2 0 MBsmuksa Fred Cofleld, g. Eastern Michigan. 74, Talented hitting, pitching and MBs' second baseman Mike McWllllnw (W 45) 7 3 1 1 1 3 LA Clippers, Jim Del net, f, Artzeno school in Brooklyn before being LandolUii points to another uted two apiece. Ttanedsy** BanN* Burris (W 45) 7 7 1 1 1 4 fielding are all prerequisites, but Johnson was credited with the The Main Pub dumped Manchester Oakland at CMoogo, night Bair 135 5 5 5 3 1 WP— Leal, Burris. T — 2:35. State. 75, Seattle, Alex Stlvrtos, f, hired by Philip Liguori, the recent move. “ We're trying to Medical S u ^ y , 12-7, at Fltiparold Smith (L 75) 5 4 3 3 3 2 Colorado. 74, Sacramento, Wllll* SInv getting the breaks here and there game-winning RBI when he took New York at Detroit, Mght Scherrsr 315 3 3 3 3 1 mons, c, Loutatono Tech. 77, Attanta, original principal and superin- establish a good feeder system Field. Tony Copelll Masted o two-run California at Cleveland, night Berenousr (W 53) 2 2 1 1 3 1 Luca* 111001 often keeps a streak alive. one in the ribs with tbe bases srUch was neglected for a long tr and tripla, and John Madden Rangara8.Rlarlflara5 HBP— by McWilliams (Low). T— ArvMos Sobonls, c, Soviet Union. 75, tentent of schools at Bolton, in U Boston at Toronto, night Lopez (S 4) 2 1 0 0 0 1 loaded. Consecutive walks to Jon and Ed SadloskI also homered to power Ssoltle' ot “Texas, night Trullllo pitched to 1 batter In 4lh; 1:57.A-3U1A Phoenix, Granger Hall, g. Tempt*. 77, Let It roll, Moriarty Brothers. 1964. time.” He coached the Junior the Pub. Scott Goyton, Don Socho and Minnesota at Ki City, night Bsrenguerpitchedte 1 botter InOth. SEATTLB TEXAS Clevelond, Mark Davis, g. Old Dominion. Manchester's Twilight league Haggerty and Ray Sullivan Landolphi began teaching Midi soccer team last fall to a Gus Loppes lashed two hits opiece. For WP— Scherrer. T— 3:02. A-31,744. 50, Chicago, C rte B ate, f, Somtard. 51, brought home two more insurant ObrhM ObrhM Woshingftn, Rldil* Adorns, f, Nevado- unbeaten diamond heroes won when the school contained 7-B-l record. He srill coach again the losers, Russ Bilodeau, Brian Sulll- Perconi 3b 5 1 2 0 McDwII cf 5 0 0 0 Bravaa t Aatraa 2 runs for winning pitcher Bill von. Bob Quogllo and Rich Gustafson Bradley If 4 I 1 1 Horroh 3b 2 1 1 0 LasVega*. 52, San Antonio, Scott Hath,), their eighth game In as many grades 7 thru 10. He was this coming fall, taking over as stroked two hits each. NLatandlnoa WIsoensIn. attempts, rallying in the sixth and Aksamit (3-0). high school girls soccer coach. Yaiika«6.0rlalas4 CoMsrn rf4110B*ll3b 4100 HOUSTON ATLANTA 53, Utah, Delaney Rudd, g. Wok* physical education teacher, at­ Thomas dh 3 0 0 1 O'Brien 1b522 3 sevenU) innings to knock off the Sullivan’s two-run triple to right- He takes over from Joe Jan- Oovl* 1b 2 0 0 0 Word If 5 2 3 3 ObrhM ObrhM Forest. 54, Atlanta (from New Jersey), hletic director and in charge of Chartir Oak NSW YORK BALTIMORE Doran 2b 2 3 11 Kmmn* rf 4 0 1 0 John Battw, g, Rutgers. 55, Portland, Jo* homestanding Vernon Orioles, 5-2, field knotted up the contest in tbe kosrski sriio is leaving the W L Pci. BB Pheip* 1b 2 0 0 1 Ponish rf 5 1 3 1 physical education throughout Tierney's topped 5Aoln Pub/MMH, ObrhM ObrhM Hendrsn cf4 1 3 1 Staught c 3111 Cabell 1b 3 0 0 0 Hubbrd 3b 4 1 1 1 Atkinson, f, Oklahoma Stale. 04, Oollat, Wednesday night. sixth. teaching field. 55, at Fitzgerald. Mike FalkowskI was Montreal 37 27 J7S — Hendrsn cf4 1 3 1 Loev rf 3 0 11 Walling 1b 1 0 0 0 Murphy cf 3 1 1 1 Bubba Jenkins, g, Texas Tech. 57, the eiKire school system. He St. Louts 35 35 574 Vt Presley 3b 3 0 1 0 Bonnalr dh 3 0 3 0 Pankvta is 1 0 0 0 Horner lb 4 0 0 0 Detroit, Spud Watib, g. North Carolina The MBs dispensed with a hitting Ray Giiha and Jeff Johnson had was the high school's first bead LandolpU, recently divorced, the offensive star with four hits, while 34 35 557 1 Grfftav If 4 0 33 Dwyor If 3 00 0 Coles 3b 2 0 0 0 WUkrsn *s 4 0 0 0 N Chicago Mftnglv 1b 4 1 1 0 Roanick If 1 0 0 0 Then s* 30 10 Horpsr If 3 1 1 0 Stats. 55, Houston, Mlchosl Brooks, e, attack in the decisive seventh two hits each for the victors. Paul Modor, Toby Corev and Brian New York 34 27 557 m Kearney c 3 0 0 0 soccer and baseball coach, and noted his personal problems Quielsv banged two apiece. Erick Wtatleld rf 5 0 0 0 Ripken **3110 Scoff Ph 1000 Cruz If 40 1 1 Obsrkfll 3b30 1 0 Tsnnsisss. 57, Dsnvsr, Pet* William*, f, while snapping a 2-all tie. Three Moriarty, 64), hosts Big Dollar PhllodelpMa 34 37 513 i m Bos* cf 4000 0 w * n c 3000 Arizona. 70, Phlladsliihia, Derrick Oar- was assistant coach in played a role in his decision to LIndaulst doubled and singled for the Pittsburgh 21 37 550 14 Bradley dh 5 1 3 0 Murray 1b 3 1 1 1 Dstan ** 3 111 runs were forced in without the Liquor of Bristol Thursday night at losers. Rndiph 2b 4 0 1 1 Lynn cf 4 0 0 0 TeMN II 5 5 5 TetaN M 5 IS 4 (tornsr 3b 3 0 0 0 Zuvslla **2010 vto,f, Texos-Son Antonio. 71, Milwau­ baaketbaU. step down as athletic director. Hassey c 5 111 Sheets dh 11 0 0 Dovl* rf 3000 Wshngl ph 1 01 1 kee, (tazall McQueen, f-c. North benefit of a base-hit. Oriole Moriarty Field at 7:30 p.m. A man of many hats. “Yes, 1 would say it had an Son DMoo 37 25 507 — Seam* IISIMI51— 5 Ashby c 3 0 0 0 Romirz i* 0 0 0 0 (tarallna State. 72, LA Laksrs, Dexter CIncInnall 33 27 525 4 Pogllorl 3b3 3 1 1 Shetav dh 3 1 1 2 TSMN 4W55llb(—I He coached varsity soccer affect.” IMechm ** 3 0 1 0 Gross 3b 3000 Gome winning RBI — O'BrIsn (4). MolhN p 2 0 0 0 ZSmlth p 3 0 0 0 Shguse, g. South Alabama. 73, Boston, Houston 32 30 514 4Vi Ross p 0 0 0 0 Parry ph 10 0 0 Cliff Wftber.f, UbertyBopllst. Along vrith his coaching hats, Los Angels* 31 » 500 5 Connilv 3b 3 0 0 0 E— Oovls, CM n, Owen. DP— Beattie 1. from 1966-1979, a total of 14 Little League Dempsey c4 0 0 0 LO B — Seattle 5, Texas 10. 3B— Jones ph 1 0 0 0 Sutler p 0 0 0 0 Landolphi at one time or Atlanta 27 34 4 0 7 Solano p 0 0 0 0 years. He began the soccer Son Fronclsce 25 30 577 12 Douer 3b 310 ( 0 0 O'Brien, Parrish, Henderson. HR— Lynch does the job program in 1964 and '65 with another served as president, photo by I Nolan eh 10 0 0 TetaN 20 2 3 2 TetaN 27 3 7 3 74, Indiana, Kelvin Johnson, e, O'Brien (7). SB Bonnlstar (3). Richmond; 9S. Golden State, Greg vice president, secretary- Cincinnati A Son Frondsco 1 Tehds 34 4 13 4 TetaN 21 4 4 4 555551 515—2 Junior varsity contests. Hqwas Aatarlcan New Yerk WSSN W1— 4 H R RR BB so ____ 155555 in —3 Covensr, f, Missouri. 74, New York, MIk* treasurer and presently treas­ Mike Landolphi, wearing the hat of the Bolton High Plltsburah 4, Montrool 1 ■oRbners 550512510-4 Gome winning RBI— Hubbord (4). Schleoel, f, Virginia Commonwealth. 77, baseball cosMd) from 1906-71, Justin Bolduc's double keyed a New York A CMc o m 1 urer of the COC. He has been triumphant seventh Inning a* MARC Gome-wlnnlne RBI — Orlftav (3). Wllkinton (L 0-3) 15 3 5 5 3 0 E— Pankovit*. DP— Houston 1. SealtI*., Lou Stetanovlc, f, Illinois State. again in 1975-76 “ because the baseball team, is hanging up one of his many hats— that St. Louis A PMtadetohla 2 DP— Boltlmor* 1. LOB New York 10, LOB Heuston AAtlontoAOB Harper. 75, Sacramento, Bob LolewskI, f, St. for Mets vs. Cubs student council advisor, advisor nipped Town Fire, 74, Tuesday at Atlanta X Houston 2 Lone 1 4 3 1 1 3 coach left tbe school system and ■oltlmor* A 2B— Henderson, Brodlev. Thomas 433 4 1 1 2 3 HR— Murphy (14), Doran (4), Hubbard Joseph's. 77, LA Clippers, Wayne as director of athletics — after 21 years. Waddell Field. Tom Hastings belted Son Dtogo A Los Angel** 0 Carlondsr, f. Southern Col. IliO, Atlanta, no one wanted .to do it.” to three classes — 1960,1976and three hits to poce the victors, while 3B— llosssy. HR— Shelbv (3), Murray Sf^dsr 2 1 0 0 1 1 (3). SB— (5oran (n . grounder scored Chapman. Bolduc and Jason Rollnltls added (10).SB H*ndsrson3(25). Lorry Hampton, g, Falrleigh Dickinson. By Job llluzil Landolphi says. 1912 — and is class advisor for Onclnnatl (Soto 05) at Son Francisco 101, (Cleveland, Ounthsr Busnks, c. West give them tbe opportuUty to doubles. Greg (Jeer trad three hits for (LaPoint 35), 3:05 p.m. Tonona (W XT) 515 4 4 4 3 4 IP N RBRBBSO Unitod Pross International New York scored twice more in He coached girls softball in the class of '99 srhich srill mark learn how to lose because you’re IP H RERBBSO Rossmo (S 4) 3 33 2 1 1 0 4 Germany. 103, Phoenix, Shown Camp­ play. We have some involved in Town Fire. Plltibufgh (DeldSon 35) at /Montreal New Yerk Mothta 41-3 5 3 3 3 1 the fifth to put the game away. 1979 and '90. And returned to Us 2Sth anUversary at BUton always the underdog. When you Greg King scattered seven hits and (Hsskelh M ), 7:0$ p.m. WP— Lang, Tonona Balk— Themes. bell, e , Wsber Stole. 103, Chicago, three sports representing Bol­ struckout nine to pitch American Cowley (W 33) 5 3 2 3 4 5 Ross 33 1 0 0 0 0 Reid (Mtty*,a, Houston. 104, Washington NEW YORK - New York Meta With two out, Wilson singled and coach baseball the last hMf of High. LandMpU is also assist­ win, you (dterish tbe moment. Chloaeo (Ruttivan 3 4 at New York Solano (L I-2 ) 11110 0 sot ton High and (in baseball) they Legion over Modern Janitorial, 1312, (Ooodsn 75), 7:35 p.m. Rlghelft 3 3 2 2 1 3 RayaialOiTwInal D Shoffar, g, Florida Stata. 105, UtOT, starter Ed Lynch looked like he Chapman drew his second walk. the 'SS season when Howard ant principal. That’s what “ We're a small school and I at Waddell Monday night. ~ ■ (S 3) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Roy Hall, g, Conlslus. ML Son tried until the last out and you Houston (NIekro 37) at Atlanta Z.Smtth 7 3 1 1 3 3 Antonio, Clovton Oliver, c-f. Southern was rea(^ for an early shower the Hernandez and Carter followed Sobolov was hospitalised srith happens wbni you're at a school don’t think gre’U ever be a large (Bedrostan 35), 7:40 p.m. Sutter (W 43) 2 1110 1 with RBI singles to put the lieta school, one of tbe three smallest small school. But the boys and can't ask (or any more.” Intamatlanal PMIadatahki (Koosmon 1-1)atSt. Louis OovN (L 45) 4 7 4 4 4 1 MINNSSOTA KANSAS CITY Cal. 107, Portland, James Anderson, way he began Tuesday night's an intestinal ailment. Needless (Andulor 131), 0:35 pm. Snell 15 2 1 1 1 1 ObrhM ObrhM T-3:11. A— 10,551. g. Union (Kv.). ICO, New Jersey, Ksllv game. Luckily for Ljmch, his ahead 4-1. to say, Landolphi does have his in tbe state. girls, regardless of srins and Behind an 15hlt attack, the Dllars T. Martinez 3 1112 3 Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 Wilson cf 4 111 BlotoL f-c. South Aiabamo. 105, Dal­ And you couldn’t ask for any Son D im (Howkln* 115) at Los Aos* 33 1 0 0 0 0 las, Tommy Davis, g, MInnssota. 110, counterpart was even worse. "He walked three and all three share of memories. LandolpU said be learned losses, will always routed Boland Brothers, 251, at Leber Aneeles (Reus* 35), 10:35 p.m. Hatcher If 4 0 0 0 Jones cf 0 0 0 0 Caminala8.PMillaa2 scored. That’s not good,” said a more from Landolphi, who's Field. A n ^ Salo had three douMas, Tbsn dey i Bome* Cowlav pitched to 1 batter In 4lh. Hrbek 1b 3 0 1 0 Smtth If 5 113 Detroit, MIk* Lohm, c, Murray State. After giving up a run in the first — In 1900, his baseball team something early during his days participate.” Trovon Brookes crockadatwo-bosahlt Chloaeo at New York T-3:17. A-53,77A ■runansfcy 4 g 0 0 Brett 3b 3 3 2 0 Ill, Indiana (from Houston), Ivon inning. Lynch settled down to pitch disgusted Chicago pitching coach posted a 12-7 record, losing in at the stdwol. "Speaking for He adds, “ We may not have putting away one of bis many and four singles, Jeff Smith and AAarc Daniel*, f-c, Illlnota-Oiloago. 112, Son Frondsco at Son Diego Smotty dh 2 1 1 0 Pryor lb 1000 PNILAOELPNIA BT. L4NIIS an eight-hit complete game and the Billy Connors. the state Class S cpiarterfinals myself, from the beginning you h i^ ly sUUed Mayers but we hats. ScheInMum each hod a pair of single* Pittsburgh at Montreal,night An|ila7.lndlana3 Ooeltl 3b 4000 0ftadh 4111 ObrhM ObrhM Deijyer, Kenny Brovm.g, Texas ABM. and Mott Hsiln singled three times for PMIeddphta at St. Loub, Mght c 4 0 2 0 Money rf 3 0 0 1 Somusl 2b 4 1 2 0 Coleman If 5 3 3 0 11X PhllodslOTIa, Carl Wright, g. South­ Meta came through with some Trout, who left after six innings, the 131 (Mlar*. Tim Shumaker's slnale Houston at Atlanta M M Teutai 2b 3 0 11 Boiboai 1b 4 0 11 idtu 3b 4000 McO**Cf 5020 ern Meitiote. 114, Milwaukee, Roy timely hits to beat the Cuba 5-1 and was aware early he did not have knocked In the only nun for Boland's, CAUPORNIA CLEVBLAim Gagne s* 2 0 0 0 Btandn 2b 0 0 0 0 Hove* cf 3000 H*rr2b 3 30 1 Knlght,f-c, Providence. 115, LA (jokers. good rhythm. M l. ObrhM ObrhM Bush Ph 1 0 0 0 WMt*2b 4 3 3 1 Schmidt 1b3 1 1 1 Clark lb 4 110 Time Soarelalnan, c,BrlOTam Young. extend Chicago's losing streak to Perns cf 5 13 1 Butter cf 3 10 Wshngt 0 s* 0000 Sundbrg c 3 3 3 1 Wilson rf 4 0 10 Londrm rf 3 1 0 0 114, Boston, Albert Butts, f, LaSalle. seven games. “ I could feel It,” said Trout, who I l l Farm Amarlean Laagua raaulta Berilm 1b 4 0 1 0 Franco t* 5 0 3 0 _ Cenepen **3 111 Dtaz c 4 0 0 1 Vn Slyk rf 1 0 0 0 Lynch gave up consecutive one- fell to 6-3. "You don’t feel as NL roundup The Oilers bombed Boland Dll, 22-15, DeCIncs 3b5 04 2 Honorv 1b 4 0 3 0 TeMN SO 1 5 1 TSMta 34 W It 7 Russsll H 4 0 1 0 Lawles* 3b4 0 2 3 ____ Sbrth reund comfortable as when you get in a Gerber 3b 0 0 0 0 Joeeby 3b 4 1 1 1 117, OoMen State, Gerald Crosby, e, out singles in the first to Ryne of Varplanck Field. Eban Plasa, (}ront Jettz M 2000 Smlths* 1000 go(xl groove. By looldng at the Cline and Eddie Downes hommered WhHa8ax4.A'a8|l3) Brown rf 5 3 3 0 Toblsr dh 4 1 3 1 Kansas City tw tsiisn — W Andsrsn p 0000 Nieto c 30 11 Georgia. 115, Indiana, Stu Primu*, g, Sandberg and Keith Moreland three hits opiece, wMla Scott Fuller, Joektn dh 4 1 3 3 Bernzrd 2b4 0 1 1 Ooms winning RBI— WMI* (3). Wcknf* ph 1 0 0 0 Tudor p 4 0 10 Boston Colleg*. 1)7, Nsw York, Ksni before Leon Durham’s run-scoring films, hopefully I’ll be* able to find Orldi 2b 5 0 1 1 Vukovdi rf4 0 3 0 E— Ooeltl 3, Pryor. DP— Kansas City A Lockhart, g, Tsxos-EI Paso. 120, Danny Corangalo, Jason Laziorls and Rowlev p 0 0 0 0 Lahti p0 0 0 0 groundnut gave the Cubs a 1-0 lead. out what's wrong and get back on Tanner hopes fortunes have changed Pot Osbourn* added two each. OAKLAND CNICABO OowMno If 3 0 0 0 Carter If 4010 LOB— Minnesota 7, Kansas City A Rucker p 0 0 0 0 Sotemsnto, Charle* valsntlne, g-t, ObrhM ObrhM Boone c 5 13 0 Willard c 4 0 0 0 3B-4albonl, Brett, Hrbek. 3B— ^ c e r n ph 1 0 0 0 ^OTSOS. 121, LA Cllpp*^ Molooim The right-hander then walked Ron track." Collin* If 4 0 0 0 Low If 4 3 3 0 Schoflld **5130 Sundbera,^Smlth. SB— Whit* (3). SK­ Cartton p 1050 Thomas, g, Missouri. i a Seotn*, Earl Meanirhlle, Lynch, 4-3, coasted driving in a run (or the Pirates. pitch over the left-field fence to Cube. Nillinil Farm Walker, f, Mercer. 121, Atlanta, Tony Cey, who barely missed a two-run By Gerry Monloon Lonsfrd 3b 40 1 0 Hulalt 3b 4130 41 7 25 7 TeMN M 3 II 3 along, not allow ^ another player "I don't know bow far back we lead off the ei^ith inning and key In Us last three starts, Tudor has Nichols Tire clinched first place with Bodit* lb 4 12 0 Bolnes rf 5 13 3 H! 151555—-y IP N RERBBSO •s?2*J? Dutetf, g, Lafayette. 124, Phognix, homer after tbe ball curved foul. United Press international a convincing, 17-3 conguest of DIRoso PIcclolo 1b 1 0 1 0 Walker 1b 4 0 0 1 155515515- N 5 5 n 4 l^ 2 ChOTita Royne, 5,g. Tempi*.Temple. 125. Oeve- But Lynch struck out Chris Speler to reach second base as he are in the standings (14 games), tlie Braves’ victory. Hubbard's allowed Just 15 Mts and tero runs in Gom* winning RBI — Jackson (3). — (L 54)5)5 7 4 5 1 3 ______555 14155^4 Johnson, g, Illinois Itata. 25 2-3 innings. Cleaner* at Bowers School. Soon Klngmn dh ] 1 1 0 FMc c 5 0 0 0 1ft**6hlcago -'""S'*. to end the inning. completed his third game ot the Managing tbe Pittsburgh Pi­ but it’s not a lot of ground to make blast made a winner of Bruce Comog twirled a Iwo-hitter and Baker dh 3 113 Hairsin dh 5 0 0 0 OP— California 3, Cleveland 3. Eutomta 35 1 0 0 0 0 Ooff^nnlngRBl-Lawl***(2). PW.Maw^r, f, Duke. 127, up grhen there’s more than 100 “I’ve always been a groove ctouteo a pair of triplet, while Carl Davis rf 4 0 ) 0 Boston cf 4030 LOe-Collfarnlo 13, (flevetand 5. 2B— Wordto 15 1 1 1 0 0 Washington,' The lead didn't last long. Chi­ year. rates can be enough to turn Sutter, 42. Solano fell to 1-2. Smith posted three hits. Including a Murphy cf 2 0 0 0 Guillen **4010 Orldi, Jacoby, Jackson, Boon* 2, DovN 135 1 3 2 2 2 Baptist. 1“ - cago starter Steve Trout, who had The Cubs, in their worst slump of games to play,” said Tanner, piteter but I couldn’t get in a 9 ■ernozard. HR— Jackson (7). SB— ICfliMi CNv Dragon. anybody pessimistic. PBdfBB 4, DodgBfB 0 home run, to pace Nichols. Brett Hendrsn rf 1 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 0 0 0 0 yielded Just 21 walks entering the the season, will look to salvage a Even Chuck Tanner lapsed into a reverting to form. "Look at the groove early,” Tudor said. “ I kept Desimone anchored the detent*. Mark Heath c 4 0 ) 0 Cruz 3b 3000 P*ltt*(37),Cart*r(7). ^cza (W 44) 7 3 1 1 5 2 127, Utah, JlmMlll*r,f, Virginia. 130, Boston Red Sox. Where were they At Los Angeles, Dave Dravecky, trying different things but I never Anderson smacked two Mts tar Nl- Hill 2b 4 0 0 0 Oombl* ph 1 0 0 0 tadsenberry 3 3 0 0 0 1 game, walked the first two batters split ot the series by grinning the rare moment of negativism Tues­ cholA while Ryan McGee alto hit well. Griffin ** 4 0 0 1 Fletchr ft 1 0 0 0 IP N R ER B B SO HBP— by Smithson (Concepcion). - ...."ir«aajrti„ss!s",jK”s»us next two games. last sreefc? And look where they are 6-4, burled a three-Utter and Tim Jelled. Finally, I m a d e a mechani­ WP— Smtthsen, DovN. Curm Moore, g, Nsbrosko. 132, w«— ., he faced, Mookie Wlisim and day night, but then again, having Mike Loftarty and Bruce Johnson were TeJM* MSOI TetaN 4* 4 M S Cartton (L 1-7) 41-3 4 5 3 5 I Kelvin Ctapman. After striking “ There’s noqugstion we can play this week.” Flannery drove in two runs to cal adjustment and things started standout* on defense. stohs ei^f v^heit ertpolhg ^sip spsrod Witt (W 54) 7 35 10 3 3 3 3 Andsrssn 133 3 1 1 1 3 C o ^ (Ite e r, g, Texas. 133T Delroll, beaten the first-place Montreal spark a 10-Ut attack. The Padres’ Moor* 115 1 0 0 0 1 V l i ^ t «!**, f, tetarn Michigan. 1J4, out Keith Hernandez, Gary Carter well,” said Chicago manager Jim Expos for the second straight night The Red Sox had closed to witUn after that. O o k io h d m m m m f - t Natlanal Laagua raaulta Rowley 1 3 0 0 1 1 southpaw held the Dodgers Utless Raaklaa Chlcogs Ml gw 550 SI* I— 4 Rucksr 1 0 0 0 1 1 Hous)en,iom_Pottsr, f. Oral Robsrta. lS , ripped Trout's first pitch for a Frey, “ and there’s no question we may have had tbe Pittsburgh 2(4 games of Toronto, tops in tbe “ I’m a real good groove now.” Gams winning RBI— BolnesfS). Heaton (L 4-7) 3 0 5 5 1 1 Of LSON Harvard. 13L AL East entering Tuesday’s night through 4 M innings and struck out St. Louis manager WUtey Her­ Thompson 3 7 2 3 3 0 Padraa 4. Dadgara 0 Phllqdelphio, Daryl Lloyd, f, run-scoring single. George Foster can play better than everyone manager a little disoriented. SunnysM* Up Restaurant beat B 5 J E— Efherton. DP— Oakland 1. ChL T u t e (W 5-7) 5 4 2 3 2 4 six. Bob Welch, 1-1, making only zog agreed. Auto, 3512. For Sunnvtid* Up, Corey ogeo A LOB-Oaktand 7, Chtcogo A Clark 3 3 0 0 0 2 L^ I 0 0 0 0 1 ■Jjak*. 137, Milwaukee, Quentin gave New York a 2-1 lead when his else.” “I hope our momentum has game. Ms tUrd start of the season “ jMui’a really been doing tbe Job Wry, Brian Looml*, Aaron Delaney la-Lonsford, Hulatt. HR— Baker (0), Heaton pitched to 2 botlsrs In 4lh. ANBSBHB Tudor pitched to 2 batter* to 7m. Anderson, f, Texas Tech. I f t T LA changed,” said Tanner, the eternal “ In spring training I said it ana Laurenlursn DelaneyD ‘ played well. “ ~Top Mln**(5). SB— Low (13), Sotanr (3). WP— Clark. PB— Been*. T — 3:14. „ O brh M SrBM Balk— Carlton. T-3;47. A-34,057. T ogY. Hgql, f.Punertonktal*. would be a six-team race in the because of an arm injury, was latUy,” Herzog said. "On the road jI ltar'* i r— B B* J ■ were Kevin Flttge- 135, Boston, Ralph Lswls, f, LaSalls. optimist. “ Once before we won two S -^un ih y, Hill. Ptannrv 2b402 3 Sox 2b 4500 East,” said Rodgers. "W e still replaced in tbe sixth after yiehUng trip, be won two games with Just raid. DavM■vMMorgai Mi in, Richard DownTno Owynn rf I f 21 Duncan as 4020 in a row, but then we lost seven.” and Ouone HursT. Players, owners still apart aU of San Diego’s runs. three runs. He's luing bis fastball IP H RERBBSO Otegy. 1b 4 0 2 0 Ousrrsr If 4 0 0 0 -i.4S». Ihtoiia,. .Jett Aoes, f, Oral Larry McWiUiama gave the have 100 games to go. We can’t c 40 1 0 Morshll rf 4 00 0 take Pittsburgh for granted. They more. He’s sneaky.” Cgdirell 5 5 3 3 3 3 Nettle* 3b 3 1 0 0 MoMend cf 3 0 0 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - Major Players’ Association’s Acting Bucs their second consecutive CanUnalB ft, PhlMBB 2 Hawaii 3 10 0 11 ■ u i ^ ^ 4 0 0 0 Brock lb 3000 success with a three-UL 4-1 victory have a good ball club.” Tudor said he had relied too Ettwrton (I 35) 111111 Transacrtioiis B asketball ■anlum, f, Cornell, id , LA CHgpsrs, League Players and owners met Executive Director Dim Fdir much on breaking bells during his Mortlnei H 40 2 0 Yeagsr c 3010 over Montreal. At St. Louis. Tom Laeriess drove Rcc BasebaO TsmMta **322 1 AndSfsn SblOOO for nearly three hours Tuesday at thought the meeting was less losing sUd. 5 4 1 1 4 1 Drovekv p 3 1 00 Dtaz e 0 0 0 0 successful. “ Baseball la a freaky thing, ” in three runs and Vince Coleman the Players Assodatltm offices and RBdB 6, OlanlB 1 banged out three Uts and stole two “ I got here with my fastball and I 315 1 1 1 0 3 Russeil 3b fOOO failed to move closer to an “ I don’t know if it was good but I said the left-hander after Us ^ 135 2 1 1 0 1 Welch p 10 0 0 NIA draft aalaetlana bases to pace the Cardinals. John Just went back to ft,” Tudor said. IMartawn Pany* rwvswswiNetoen sTv(W 42) m 4 9 1 0V 0ft £ 3 m4 Chicago — Traded forward BMIer » 2000 agreement. , » suppose it wss businesslike in the six-stilkeout performance and se­ At San Francisco, Frank Pas- .Stave Johnson end a draff pick to Son __ HewNI p 0 0 0 0 cond complete game of the season. tore pitched a four-Uttor in Us Tudor, who gran his fourth straight '’I’ve got to have good control of Manchester Blrouncad Bolton A, 7-1, - H B P ^ Nelson, (Murphy).. WP— Antonlg tor forward (tan* Bonk*) trodsd . Fmfrsgpd "It was a goo(r nieeting, a sense thOt no one was Bcreamlng at T u ^ v nighttssv sts atBPS MdrlortvIBOWf o w s y nField! v i Q . CodlroH, Nelsen. T-4:07. A ^ I T I . TefeN If 411 4 TetMs 25 0 S O "A t any time, a last place team can second start of the season to lead game, raised Ms record to 5-7. The my fastball and I do now.” Donnie Souer forward Ksith L*a Ihsirfirshreunddratt 1. f t e York, Patrick Rwtog, c constructive rowtlng,” said Lee each other,” Fehr said. “ I would dMtas, and guard Ennis Whottey to Georgetewn. 1 Indiana, Waymen Tls- bM t a Brat place team.” the Reds. Pastore, 1-9, surren­ loser wss Steve Carlton, 1-7. Tudor needed help in the ninth launched dour Ogystand to exchange tar forward a SSL* as«=s MacPhail, president of the Players not say that sny progress wss Inning from Jeff Lahti. When be Kevin WilsonH im Hm*and wwiiScott #■Altrvi oddsd Game-winning RBI • "We’re 19-10 against lefUes,” dered four singles vrUle gtalking "After each bias. I was down and Cha^Og^,aflr*t-reund pick, and oung.g,Vlr55tate€hj Relations Committee, after tbe made. I would sny there was a left the field, the crosrd of more bos* hits for osonchestar. . guard Calvin Duncan, a seoonOround frank exchange of viegrs in tbe noted MontroiBl manager Buck one and striking out three to break I stayed doim nntU the next starL” sinaled for Boltan'* lone hit. , **{>P So t piege I. LOB-Oon Dtago 7, 2 ^ session of talks. ” We talked than 44,000 gave Tudor a standing R adio, T V draft choice. Le* Angeles 4. S i — G a rv e y . S— Rodgers. “ 1 guess my lineup la the Giants’ three-game srinning Tudorsaid. “ Then I got back up. I Monchestar C crushed Baltok B, Detroit — . . . ^ MRteolSCRSfi about the beneOts plan and our dlplomstlc sense. ovation. High. Corey CraWtasssd a Draveckv. “ ’nwre was no significant pro­ mads for rlmt-handed pitchers. streak. BUI Laskey, 1-6. w ento 1-3 knew I would work my way out It” Roundfisid to WasMngM tor ------RRRBBSO ftnancial flgureO, where the Play- e g n u ^ gam* victory, while Chris TONIBHT Rldi Mahora and MIk* Olbsen. McWilliams has a very fast move Innings and took the toes. The southpaw stopped tbe PMla- “ That meant a loL” Thdor said. Turkingm and Joe OofTtsan ripped era Association was in evaluating gress. For the n w ^ port, there “ For a while, every other pftcher T^Yonkeas V5 Oriel**, Channel II, ..Houston — Slgnsd free agent forward B4) 5 2 0 0 2 4 to tbe plate, and that put us off our dUpUa Phillies 6-2. moving St. three hits egch.DovgRussgifpogpgdo WPOP Midtosl Yaungtatwp-vearcontract. ion. *5, . uo. So it wiM a good business were curonry respimeOf from tbe ■ ravB B 8 , A b It o b 2 was grinning and I sras the oniy one M r of d o u ^ and VIctar MI mcM gT It’s going to require owners on various poMloa Ideas Louis vrithin a baU-game of first- T:I0 Red Sex V5 Tigers, Channel* 30, PertlwM-TrodsdcsntorMIknmrek, ggdlTLT-f) JH1S 4 4 2 3 Vtoetota______At Atlanta, Glenn Hubbard place Montreal in the NL East and losing but tbe (Sns never got down t ^ ^ e s c l o n e oddsd Mta Mts gptac* 3 5 ^'^IC radio. I seoendraund droll chelee, to Oieoeo liiaBy more of tnst ^ p e meetings and proposals we put forward six .Meta VA Cuba SportaChonnel, ripped rUiever Julio Solano’s first a half game ahead of tbe Chicago on me. They stayed with m e.” -rtarward.Kenjohnsentasscond

European influence on the M t i NEW YORK (UPI) - Th« New York Rangers reportedly today Rangers club. will name raiadelphla Flyers Other candidates (or the Rangers post were (ornier Van­ MI# V assistant coach Ted tetor as their head coach to replace Herb couver Canucks coach and general Brooks, fired five months ago. manager Harry Neale and Mike The club scheduled a news Addessa. who led Rensselaer Po- conference for this ntoming. Ivtechic Institute of Troy, N.Y., to the NCAA championship. Sator, an assistant with Phila­ [/> * /' , delphia for the past two seasons, Flyers general manager Bobby f will replace Craig Patrick, the Clark had given an ultimatum to RAY OLSON* Rangers general manager who teams interested in Sator. saying Sales Repreaenlativs - P i took over the coaching chorea on they had to make a decision soon an interim basis alter firing after last Saturday’s NHL draft. Brooks. New York was 15-IS-S at However, earlier in the week, it BUICK8 was reported that Clark gave Sator that time. ... The Rangers finished fourth in his blessing on the planned move to 1884 SKYLARK Chili i t*-./ V* the Patrick Division at M-44-lOand New York and that an agreement t Dear Caupa were eliminated in the first round had been reached on cash compen­ Economical atandard ahllt, 4 oylln- sation to the Flyers. dsra. AM/FM radio, 4,300 miles, of the Stanley Cup playoffs by the dark blue , 5^ 33^ Flyers. New York was hindered all Sator was a player with Bowling Green University and the New NMcWplioto season by injuries and never lived 1883 REGAL up to pre-season expectations. York Raiders of the old World challenge Sator, 34, has been sought by a Hockey Association. ZDaarCaapa St JudB'8 Hospital tourney Air conditioning, 28,S0O mllae, 3-8 number of teams since the end of V6 angina, akcallant condition, | the regular season. He was ru­ sharp white with burgundy trim The 13th annual St. Jude's Hospital Golf Dave Koslovich and club pro Ralph mored to be beaded to either the SS4MA IT Tournament will be held next Wednes­ DeNIcolo. Tickets for this shotgun event Rangers or the Minnesota North McEnroe day, June 26, at Manchester Country may be purchased at Nassiff Arms, Stars. 1883 LE SABRE Considered one of the best young LlinlM 4 Dear tadaa Club and committee members for the 647-9126. minds in hockey. Sator, who spent Family sized car. A/C, P/8. P/B, V -8 event are (l-r) Fred Nassiff, Dick Lozier, five years coaching in Sweden, path not engine. Stereo radio, dark green shout'* f*t in with the heavy •2128 1883 CENTURY It’s not too late ^ A S easy one 40881 M m ISS Trip to the minors Hard to find modal, air condition-1 m j , V6 engine, cruise control beige | WIMBLEDON. London (UPI) - with dark brown trim to enter cook-off John McEnroe won’t have any •2124 time to get warned up in his bid for okayed by Wiggins a third straight Wimbledon crown, 1882 REGAL since be plays his opening match 2 Daar r * ” 'M Monday against tough Australian One owner, ve — a A/C. stereo, I P/S, P/B. L dafogger, ingredients” using the ICS rules," be said Monday. “ Was I By Milton RIchmon Smith declined to identify any of Peter McNamara. By Nancy Foppoa chrome plate •'T.eels, light |ada. | Actually tboae are telrly tame. Some of the disappointed! I’m going to have to modify my recipe, United Press International McEnroe, a 26-year-oId New Huroid Ruportor the teams. •S399A well-established cook-offs in Colorado, Texas and ao that it will turn out well with a shortened cooking The Major League Players Asso­ Yorker, has reached the final (or (^Ufornia report that cookrhave used chicken, duck, time." Here’s Alan Wiggins, coming off his ciaUon Monday told Wiggins to the last five seasons, but will find 1882 REGAL UMITED Calling all hot baads, firebrands and Incendiaries! ' McNamara a more difficult oppo­ tu rk^ and even rattlesnake meat instead of beef or At 3 p.m., the cook-off staff will collect numbered second rehabiUaUon stop for drug report to the Padres in Los Angeles ZDaorCaupo Tito warmth of your parsonallty — not to mention b o ^ of chili from the conteatants, and the Judges will nent than a number of clay court Jadestone color: V6, A/T, A/C, P/B, your chDl peppers — is neoded to make Manenester's pork. The mixtures are .seasoned with everything treatment, agreed Tuesday to if he did not go to the minor leagues go to work. The group of Judges includes, so far. specialists lie might have drawn. P/8. stereo. Landau top, split seat, ] first Chni Cook-off and Country Fair a success. from cactus leaves to maple syrup. inspiration report to the San Diego Padres’ for a 20-day rehabilitaUon session. )K Mayor Barbara Weinberg: Michael Leister and Glen McNamara, a strong grass court delogger. It’s sponsorad by the Emergency Medicai Services Lm Vegas affiliate in the Pacific Under league rules, Wiggins had Tbmnaa, both cbefe at Cavey’s Reataurants; Mike Coast League. Padres' president player, is playing with great Conneu of Manchester, WKHT Radio and Manchester FOR THE MANCHESTER FAIR, cooks are to the right to refuse the Las Vegas Greenberg, the aeaiatant director of food service at To get you inspired, here is a redpe which tha Ballard Smith said efforts to trade enthusiasm since returning to the 1882 SKYLARK CUSTOM Memorial HonHal. Prooeeds wiU be used to set up a assemble at the band shell on Sunday at 8:30 a.m „ assignment on the grounds the the hospital; Adefe Angle, Focus editor at the chili cook-off organisers say ia the quintaiaantial the second baseman will continue. Padres have not tested him to see if circuit after missing several 4 Dm t 8i4M d U u m ’ carmopnlmooary resuscitation training with bags of groceries, folding tables, chairs and Front wheel drive; A/C. P/8, P/B. rs-1 cooking utensiia. Most will drive their gear to the Manchester Herald; Rick Shea, morning disc Jockey taste of the Southwest. he is physically ready to play. C/, months because of a knee injury. pngram for the town. Cooks may register as late as Before being voluntarily admit­ dlo, 4 cylinder gas saver. contest in automobiles, but a few are threatening to on country mueic etation, WKHT; and Warren L. The Padres placed Wiggins on McEnroe’s first seeded opponent Friday afternoon by calUiig Gioijp Langar at846-8614. ted to a drug rebabilation clinic in •2082 arrive in hot air balloons or Conestoga wagons. P relee^ the boepitaTe executive director. waivers Monday, which is re­ should be American Johan Kriek. TU participate In Sunday’s "Chill CbaUenga” at the OanulnM toutliwwt chM Center City, Minn, for 2S days last finalist at (}ueen’s (Hub last week. That’s because showmanship has traditionally been quired in order to trade him. He 1881 ELECTRA UMITED Dlruntewilal Band Shell, all you need la a team of JUDGES ARE NOT necesaarily looking for V« psnnd beaf east month, the Padres bad said In the women’s singles, the Joint a big part of chiU cook-offs. In other parts of the will not clear waivers until Friday 4B88rt«l8N throe willing friends to help you (preferably in 3 pounds reuad eteak, dieed tote W-lach cuban Wiggins, who went through reha­ top seeds — Chris Lloyd and country, cooking teanu frequently wear costumes authenticity. and a team could wind up acquir­ A real beauty, V8,all power, one of a I wild-looking ooatumea), a aenaa of humor, and a “ We don't have tbie perfect bowl of Southweet chili 1 large onlou, chopped bilitation treatment in 1982, would MarUna Navratilova — both drew and bring in thrir own country-western bands. There ing Wiggins, the NaUonal League’s kind. Black^lack vinyl top. toiTffic r e ^ w for cWli that doesn't uaa beans. in our beads,” Sbea-xaid. “ We’re Just looking for I tekln p een Mexican aragnue (aee nets hetow) never play for them again. fellow Americans. Evert Lloyd •2121 is often a Miss Chili Pepper beauty contest held in third-leading base stealer last •omethlng that tastes good. Subtlety of flavor, that’s S o o c e s Mexiean driU powder “ We are sUII going to continue to will play Mary Lou Piatek, while conjunction with the cooking conteri; young women year, for a $20,000 waiver fee. WHY LEAVE OUT the beana? Because, to a chili 1 labieapaon cnyeuue pepper try and trade him.” Smith said. Navratilova opens against Lisa 1882 ELECTRA may enter on their own, or be sponsored by a team of the key.” Wiggins’ situaUon has become a parM. beans are a “ fUrrin snbstanca." According to A n ^ pointed out that a chili Judge has to be ready 1 The Players AssociaUon has Bonder. EaMa WaiM the International Chili Society GCS), “ true chili is cooks. test of the Joint Drug Agrwment Excellent condition. Tull power, V- to take a few risks. “ Real women eat hot chili," she 1 insisted that this is Wiggins' first Men’s third seed Jimmy Con­ any meat, or cemhinatton of meats, cooked with chili The older cook-offs tend to give separate prizes for that the Players’ AssociaUon and 8, 29.000 miles, tan said. “ Even if they regret it later.” Smodk offense since the new drug pro­ nors, who beat McEnroe in the 1982 pappara other apioea and ingredienta. There are culinary excellence and foruhowmansbip. This being the owners rigned last year. •2129 a a i In an effort to minimise thoee regrete, Prefeenik SIreah gram went into effect. final, faces Sweden’s Stefan Si- the first year of the Manchester chili contost, there The agreement requires rein­ no boons in tnio dim/* Joked that the chairman of the boapital’s Emergency 1 laMeaiwoa paprika (eptfeual) monsson in his opening match. The ManrhsitBr "chiU rooet" is one of about ISO will be a prise only for the flnvor, not the flair, of the “ He’s going to Las Vegas now to statement of a player who under­ 1881 REGAL Department, Joel Reich, bad proiniaed to aupply the Bquarta water Second seed Ivan Lendl opens eoahwlb in the country which are sanctioned by the cooks. try and get in shape to play,’’ Smith goes drug treatments for the first 2 t a r Coupe Judigaa wfth an unlimited quantity of antacids and against American Mel Purcell, One owner car, V6, A/C. A/T. P/8, ICS. TMa manna the winning team will not only walk Teams are welcome to briog coolera of food and said. “ He realizes that it’s best for Ume. Wiggins, however, under­ loving attention. and then could face bis former P/B, stereo, 2 tone Jade. 0 0 with a crown of chm peppers, they will go on to the beverages for tbeir own consumption, according to him.” went treatments in 1982, at which Dice aiiet and heat slowly, in a large okillat or coach and friend Wojtek Fibak of •S199A Conneetient Chili Cbampfensblpa in Farmington on Beth Hillson, one of the ebiU fair’s organizers. Severai ciubs are known to have time the Padres said he would be kettle, until some of the fat is rendered. Lcare Ih8 Poland. July 13. Wiaaars from that contest compete for the Fire power will be provided by chill powder, After the smoke etops pouring from their eara, the m a ^ inquiries involving Wiggins, banished from the team if he got cuet in the pot and begin to brown the meat sad Last week Fibak criUcized Lendl w o M title — and 188.688 in caah — in Roaamond. Louisiana hot sauce, Jalapeno peppers, cayenne, Judges wiU confer and d ^ d e upon a single winning induding the BalUmore Orioles. into trouhle again. 1880 REGAL LIMITED onion in the tat. Omtinue cooUag nntil a llof the (or practicing on grass in New ZM rC a u u a Calif. Conteatenta at the World Cbamplonshipa come pepperonctnis — and propane stoves. entry. The chief cook from that team will be “ crowned” with a wreath of fresh green and red chili pink color is gone from the meet tt le aot York rather than playing the Nicely equipped car, A/C, A/T, P/8, | Iran no far away aa Gnam,. Auatralia and the ‘Ihe teanu can take hours to chop chilis, mince meat necessary to get a hard brawn crust Queen’s Club grass court P/B, P/wfndows, P/locks, ruat- and grind garlic. But the KTS rules require that the peppers. Add all ingredienta, except the maas Hoar. tournament. proof, 8 cylinders, dafogger, split I So, back hare hi Mancheatar, all recipaa must be chili simmer for no less than three hours, and no more seat. A good buy lor miles - 71.2i80. | THEN THE CHIU will be available to members of Simmer, uncovered, for two hours. RUm ofl the Sports In Brief Boris Becker, the 17-year-oId pcapiMnd withont beans. Fortanatriy, anything elae than four boura. •S401A the audience, at SO cenu for each twoKNince taste. Soft fa t West German who won the west gooa — from bite of beef to chunks of Cheddar — in drinks and iced tea wlll be eold to cool the flames Combine the mesa flour or cornmenl with a London event last week, drew I the winning "howl of red.” Cooks who have THAT RULING poaed a problem for Eugene Girls fast pitch play begins which leap into the esophagus after three or four ■mall amount of water. Stir until a ttii^ paste li big-hitUng American Hank Pfister OTHER8 I for the ooiMaat, snch os Douglas Johnkbn, a DeCarii Jr., a mechanical design engineer at C.H. la ’ •amplee. For thoee who are not fond of drill, there will formed. Stir this paste into the drill and aimmar, Play in the Girls Senior Fast Pitch Softball League begins in the first round. Khepnatcheshis ted nicia n at the boopUaL and James Granato, a city Dexter Corp. DeCarii generally cooks his cUU for covered, another 48 minutes. Serves ahont 13. Friday with Manchester in acUon in the inter-town league at (fueen’s Club form, B^ker could 1882 MAZDA GLC firafigbter, have ■«— »<«— a ground cumin, dark about four hours one day, then simmers it another also be hot dogs, hamburgers, ice cream, and other IUSM m Wsisu Gennan boar and even dnnamon as “secret three on the following day. “ 1 bad a dry run yesterday. goodies available. South Windsor. First home game is Monday night at CbarterOak advance to a third-round meeting Automatic, A/C, 4 cylinder, stereo Park at 6 p.m. with seventh-seeded Swede Joa- radio, silver ueiptaio kim Nystrom. Another dangerous non-seeded McGuire benefit game set Mary Decker Slaney competed in the Harry Jerome player, Slobodan Zivojinovic, drew 1883 OLDS CUTLASS fourth seed Mats Wilander as a EAST HARTFORD — The 29tb annual Kerry McGuire Invitational Tuesday night in Vancouver and turned in a SUPiEME - 2 laar Cum first round opponent. One owner, V8. A/T, P/B, P/8 , | Memorial Sdiolarship Fastpitch Benefit Softball game will 4:22.30 in the mile. She was off of her goal of a world Wilander is a master on clay as stereo, 30,280 mllee. sharplt feature Reed Construction of Manchester vs. Beacon Cafe of record by almost seven full seconds. be demonstrated at Roland Garros •6t2tA West Hartford on Wednesday, June 3$, at McAuliffe Park in East This cookbook collector can’t resist a new title earlier this month when he won the Hartford at • p.m. French Open final against Lendl. 1883 OLDS CUTLASS John Carella, manager of the East Hartford, football, Zivqjinoyic, who attracted atten- OEMA - 4 M r M m Savoir Faire.” The authors of this directly from “ MicroScope Savdr Front wheel drive; A/C, P ^ , P/B, cookbook conduct cooking scboola basketbaU and baseball teanu and class president of Penney Decker Slaney fails Uon bere'last year when he helped Faire” : rustproofed, body side moldings, for major microwave-oven mano- t eupa cMeken ateek High, is this year’s McGuire Memorial Sdiolarship winner. Yugoslavia oust Britain from the dafogger, wire wheels, baeutifulT fadurers, department stores and 1 (18-auBce) can slew ed World Group of the Davis Cup, is age. Just fer a TIpBy franks •8322A M a v s ^ ' a gounnet cookware ahopa. The I garlic salt powerfully built and a good natural lark. The raault 1 peund tully-ceeked eeektell at setting world mark book is published by MicroScope ddedlettece Tony Armas returns to Boston athlete. Wilander would have liked 1883 OLDS CUTUISS enow as a war- M ic:roiw ave ■aneagellaks Publications, P.O. Box 79783, an easier start. aiMM-4MrMM prist. I countod V4 cnpbsurbsn BOSTON — Boston Red Sox centerfielder Tony Armas was VANCOUVER, British Coium- Houston, Texas 77979. Copies are I Msuterey Jaefc said Slaney. “ I sort of like doing Pat Cash, the Australian who is Front wheel drhrr, A/C, P/8 , P/B, 6 188 oookbooka. K i t c h e n IVi cupeketekup expected back in Boston today for further examinaUon of his bia (UPI) — Mary Decker Slaney cylinder, stereo, dafogger, power 811.48, including postage and things in North America.” seeded sixth, is in McEnroe’s half Of ceuraa, net M cap dark krown ausar injured left calf. will have to cross an ocean to find antenna, Hght Mua, sharpll Marge Cfiurctiill teu p s) Slaney. who rocketed into inter­ of the draw and scheduled to meet ■D a t Ibam are bandUiig. 1 taklfspsau yuted aaiou The calf was extremely swollen Tuesday and Armas said it the kind of compeUUon good •2122 Panic-biittaa redpes are a fea­ national notoriety when she col­ Connors in the quarterfinals. To m icr o w a v e hurt him in a different spot than the original pull he suffered June enough to push her into running a lided with South Africa’s Zola ture of this cookbook. Tbeae Note: Smoky linka, smoked Uuaramele (eptienal) get there, he might have to get past eeukhoake. franks or link sausage of your 1 in a game against the Texas Rangers. world-record mile. Budd at the Los Angeles Olympics, 1883 MERCURY CAPRI redpes are designed to solve the Combine margarine, onions and Czechoslovak Miloslav Mecir, the ’l ’ Coups T h u f range in choice may be need. Cut into If the injury is now deemed serious enough. Armas could be Slaney, who posoeioes every said Vancouver would be her last problem that arises when 5 o’clock green pepper in a 3-quart batter 13tb seed who has also played well 8 cylinder, 3 door hatchback. I aakfM aad type, sad are etend la become an excuse lor a flight of bite-aise pieces and set aside. placed on the 15 M aijorie Glen- Today’s B urgarlae) It over the fish. itn it should guids one’s choice at source of (at for energy) and a able to perform as well or better as “ Carbohydrate loading,” eating about doing it on the racetrack,” stores In muscles crucial (or nay dine fre­ I tafeleapeeae dry white wtae The restaurant says that this the betting window. Researoheros protMn supplement, tho horsN before, bo skid. When it comes to a big spaghetti dinner or lots of he said. keeping ahead even at the race’s quantity wUI serve one diner, but quently at res- M c e e l v« leasea ony what mat potontlal winner eats tired easily In treadmill tests. (odder, many Jralners could do starchy foods the night before a What the ideal diet tor race­ end. Special at home it would be adequate (or taurants In I to t tabieapeeas Ireeh paroley, ipay detennlne whether that horse "It rSally knocked the bottom nnoro to hoep-fnat muscle in peak race. Is practiced by many human horses should be is still not clear, Next Potter said he hopes to try two people. Coventry, Nancy Pappas aslnced make Its down tbe final stretch out of them,” he paid. condition. runners. That extra starch is said Potter. ’The digestive systems out some of his ideas about Mansfield and Salt and pepper the fish, then d r a t . But meals rich in com, which Is “ The energy density of the diet thought to top off energy supplies of horses are much more sensitive nutrition on some racehorces W llllm antic. dredge in unseasoned flour. Take ;"Vou ean ohaage tbe muscle packed with carbohydrates, rss- noods to be Ugher than commonly within muscles and helps a runner than those of people, so that actually in training. < They particu­ the floured fish and dip gently Into Ts have year Invertte roatanraat eemnoeitlon both with training and the beaten egg. (Hah Ineingsd in iMs weekly j WMb dlri," said Gary Potter, larly enjoy ex­ ploring new spots. Meanwhile, heat a large skillet cehnnn. shsqtiy write a nete leMng nrnisosor of animal sciance and Last week the four discovered when. They’re la their TSs now,” until It Is hot. Add t tablespoons of aa the aanm el year laverile dlab at hMi6 prograin loader at Texas A 4 the new Higgins Highway restau­ said Dolly Langley, the chef, who the butter and allow It to bubble. a laeal reelaarant. Wa’U ceatact H Univerrity In College SUtion. rant, formerly Kelly’s Keg on used to cook at Cavey’s Immediately add the fish, dark the chol and ash far the recipe. "If the energy content of the Route SI in Mansfield. The restau­ Restaurants. side down. When it Is cooked larlads year name, addreeaaaaa ifliieelo Is radloSIly changed, then rant opened nine weeks ago, and Is Calaae and Gibson tried the filet through (this takes Just a few phsae nataher where yea caa he so Is musols porformance.” named for an obstetrician, William of sole Fraacalae at Higgins minutes) carefhlly (Up It over. A reached daring the diw. (Phene : Qenstios determines the speed Highway last week, and were Higgins, who delivered babies in novice may need two spatulas to M l ppMIsli^d) qt which a horse can run, said f t . Coventry and Mansfield from 1S90 im p rest with the dlA ’f simplic­ accotnpUah this without breaking Potter, but endurance varies ac- unUI 1960. ity. Here is the recipe: apart the flesh of the Ash. la the obnUng to the amount of energy “It’s great, we’re getting all Cook fish on the other side and laqatries le: Today's stored in muaolos. That energy is kinds of people in here who were remove to a serving dish. Add Maachester HoraM, P.O. ■ex M l, tuoksd away In tissue as glycogen, delivered by Dr. Higgins way back I Met e l sale wine, lemnn juice and parsley. a oarhohydrate. "fn ia n the energy level is too low, it seriously linpairs that horse’s eapabilitles,” Potter said. Rail service offers travel, cuisine ■The hoiyo may run fine at the hoglnning of the race but then HYANNIS, Mass. - Anyone have a meal prepared to their pseters out. Tbe level of stored interested in fine dining and a specifications. The caterers and I glycogen dotormlnes when they unique experience should be sure work together to prepare these ran out of gas.” to ti7 dining on board the C^pe CVxl special order dinners — and we’ve : In laboratory testa on more than ■■ Train. The Cape Cod 4 Hyannls prepared them for a wide variety Railroad, which operates daily of functions. passenger train service between “ For example, this Spring we Greater Boston and the <^pe and prepared a formal seven course C oliector Islands, offers a fuU range of food meal — including Caesar Salad, services — highlighted by Satur­ Baked Stuffed Loteter and Sorbet day dinner and Sunday bruneb between courses — for a wedding can’t resist served in luxurious Parlor Car anniversary party celebrated on surroundings. tbe train. We aim handle large According to Phil Pappas, direc­ parties for passengers who charter a new title L tor of food and beverage services our Parlor Cars for social or business functions. for the railroad, “ Our special meal Contlnaed from page 13 trains really provide our pas­ Both the Saturday Dinner Train sengers with a unique dining and tbe Sunday Brunch Train have tomato sauce, bell pepper, salt, experience. First of all, dinner and been a huge success (or the HsnM ptwio by PInttf parsley, onions, chill powder, brunch are served in tlie ‘Nobska’ railroad. Due to their popularity, ga rlle and pepper. Cover and Parlor Car, our exquisitely res­ reservations must be made in Nancy H. Nye of 36-C St. James St. serves scalloped m icrowave on high (or 6 minutes, tored 1912 Pullman (^r, an ex­ advance in order to secure a place potatoes and baked porkchops. She often sends her or until boiling. Add rice, cover, tremely elegant setting with / at one of two settings. husband, Charles, to work at Pratt & Whitney with large and let stand 8 minutes. Add ham, - % For reservations, passengers 20% 40 stained glass windows and rich lunches. sausage and chicken. Microwave mahogany tables ... or in our 1996 should call (617) 771-114S. For a on h i ^ 4 minutes, or until heated ’Presidential’ Parlor Car, refur­ free brochure with complete de­ through. Serves 10. bished with comfortable arm­ tails on all the Cape Cod Train Your Neighbor's Kitchen y ■ P chairs and large observation win­ services and schedules, write The Southern bakMl bMuis dows. Then, while passengers are Cape Cod 4 Hyannis Railroad, 4 slices bacon, diced enjoying their meals, they are also P.O. Box 57, Hyannis, MA 02601. Vt cup chopped onion touring the countryside arid enjoy­ V« cup brown sugar, packed ing the beautiful and constantly Crapw A La Rain* This guy’s lunch $ tablespoons molasses changing view. V« cup ketchup MISSES SPORTSWEAR & Ride th« Cape Cod & Hyannis Railroad and have dinner For the Crepes: “ And most importantly, our In the ‘Nobaka’ car. It’s an elegant and complete dining 1V4 teaspoons Worcestershire caterers — Dubois and ’Thurston of 2eggs sauce Hyannis — prepare delicious, car. 1 cup milk fit for a bunch 1 teaspoon dry mustard DRESSES sumptuous meals which we (eel 1 tsbiespssn confectioners sugar W teaspoon ginger can satisfy the most discriminat­ specialties such as Marxipan and Bloody Marys.” Vt tahlw p ssu flour By Adsle Angle favorites. 8 (Ibounce) cans pork and ing pallets.” pastries. Tbe Surxlay Brunch Train de­ Clarified butler Focus Editor beans, drain excess liquid “ Passengers on the Dinner parts every Sunday from Buxxards Mix first 4 ingredients until Place bacon in a 2-quart casse­ THE DINNER ’Train departs Train can also purchase cocktails Bay at 10: SO a.m., returning at 1:40 smooth. Heat butter in crepe pan, Nancy H. Nye of 36-C St. James Bak«d pork chop* role. Cover and microwave on high every Saturday from Hyannis at and wine,” Mr. Pappas com­ p.m., and from Hyannis at 9 a.m., pour off excess butter. Pour 1 6 St. likes to pack her husband a 8 center-cut pork chops 5 minutes. Add onions, cover and p.m., returning at 6:46. Pas­ mented. “ We have a fully stocked returning at noon. Passengers ounce crepe mix into pan. ( ^ k lunch flt for a king. 1 (1 tA-ounce) package onion ipicrowave on high 2 minutes. Add sengers wishing to take the Dinner Tavern Car, induding a group of should call (617) 771-1145 by S p.m. until lightly brown. Flip and Charles Nye, who works at Pratt soup mix remaining ingredients in order Train from Southeastern Massa­ wines chosen to compliment the Saturday to reserve seats on the repeat. Rem ove from pan and keep 4 Whitney, often carries two or 2 4-onnce cans diced mushrooms given. (Combine well. Microwave chusetts, may board the train in meals. We have a house wine, of Sunday Brunch Train. warm. three Tupperware containers of 1 11-ounce can cream of mush­ on high 6 ndnutes, uncovered, Buxxards Bay at 2 p.m., to spend course, plus Blue Nun Liebfrau- meat, vegetables and potato — room soup stirring once. Serves 6. the afternoon in Hyannis, and mllch, BoUa Valpolicella, Mouton " IN ADDITION to our Saturday For filling: mudi to the envy of his colleagues. Garlic powder board the Dinner Train b ^ to Cadet, Partager — Red or White, Dinner and Sunday Bruneb M pound chickcu ‘”They see him coming and they Salt and pepper Buxxards Bay. and Korbd Champagne. Alcoholic ’Trains,” Mr. Pappas said, ”we W cup diced onion Hummingbird c«k« say, ‘What you got today?” ’ said 1 can water During the train tour, pas­ beverages and gratuity are not offer a selection of light summer VI cup diced celery Vi cup finely-chopped pecans Mrs. Nye. ‘Tve always felt the Brown chops. Add remaining sengers are served a complete induded in tbe adult fare of $19.99. entrees on our 6 p.m. Friday V« cup diced pimlento I ripe medinm-sixe hanonas way to a man’s heart is through his ingredients. C^ver with tin (oil. Parlor Car dinner. Tbe meal But everything else is — including evening train from tbe Boston area ■/« cut A ced green pepper Olargeeggs stomach.” Bake in 350 oven (or one and a half indudes salad and rolls, choice of complete Parlor Car dinner, tax, to Hyannis, Falmouth and Mar­ 4 ounces butter or margarine W cup vegetable oU She serves her husband a full to two hours. entree, vegetable du Jour, potato and Passenger Coach return ride.” tha’s Vineyard. Passengers on Roux (equal parts batter and dinner at noon and then sends him 1 (6V<-ounce) can crushed pi­ du Jour, dessert and coffee or tea. Passengers should reserve seats those trains can choose from a Cold flour, melt butter and slowly add off to his second shift Job at Pratt neapple in Juice Entrees are changed monthly to on tbe Dinner Train by noon on Chicken Plate, Deli Platter, Fresh flour until ronx thickens) with a king-size lunch. 8tov«-top lucchlnl 1 teaspoon vanilla feature fresh (^pe Cod products Saturday. Reservations may be Fruit Salad, CbePs Salad, and Salt and pepper A "typical” brown bag lunch 1V< cups sugar ,and to Ughligbt Kevin Dubois’ made by calling (617) 771-1145. Barbecued Cbicken or Ribs. And Place chicken in large pot of 6 medium xucchinl $W cups flour might be baked pork chops, Garlic powder 'original redoes for the Cape Cod 4 passengers on all our trains can water. Boil slowly. While chicken W teaspoon salt scalloped potatoes and fresh com Vegetable oil Hyannis Railroad. During August, "SUNDAY BRUNCH aboard tbe enjoy drinks, plus snacks like is cooidng, saute onion, celery, on the cob. 1 teaspoon baking soda sandwiches, chips, muffins, and Slice zucchini thinly. Sprinkle passengers can dioose from Filet train is a truly lavish and elegant pimiento and green pepper in Her children recently gave her a 1 teaspoon cinnamon theUke. with garlic powder. Brown in oil. of Sole Florentine or Chicken affair,” Mr. Pappas commented. butter until tender. Set aside. small microwave oven which has Vt cup chopped pecans “ All our meals are prepared by Cover. Steam until tender, about 20 Frangellca — a delidous and “ Dubois and Thurston outdo tbem- When chicken is thoroughly proven a great help. She often uses Sprinkle finely-chopped pecans innovative chicken dish with a Dubois and ’Thurston’s Catering of minutes. sdves to create a nteal that cooked, remove from pot and cut it to reheat meals when her into lightly-greased bundt pan; set stuffing of wild rice, bing cherries, provides something to please eve­ Hyannis,” Mr. Pappas continued. into bite-sixed pieces. C^ontinue teenagers arrive home. She also aside. leeks, baxelnuts and a Fraiwelica ’”Tbe Cape 4 Hyannis Rail­ ryone. Our brunch consists of C o i simmering broth until reduced to has used the oven to bake the Fast appla-criap To make batter In a food sauce. Fresh Fruit (^ p , SpitMch Salad, road selected them because of ■A. Add roux slowly until broth ssor: Using plastic or steel season’s first com. 2 ll-ounce cans fruit pie filling : ' Vegetable and potato dishes Crepes a la Reine and Quiche of the their terrific reputation in tbe thickens. Season to taste. Add , puree bananas. Add eggs, Lately, alas, her husband's 1 gold cake mix K change daily, and n ii^ t indude a Day — plus home fries, baewn and nearly 10 years they’ve been sauteed vegetables and cut-up oil, pineapple with Juice and fancy Tupperware lunches have I'A sticks margarine stir-fried Zucebini/Summer sausage, fresh, homemade muf­ catering on the Cape. They are chicken. vanilla; blend. Add sugar, flour, been curtailed somewhat. She said Place pie filling in oblong glass' : Squash dish and Potatoes Proven- fins and Juice, coflee or tea. It’s all very flexible and can prepare To assemble: Spoon 2 tablespoons he’s on a diet. salt, soda and cinnamon; blend cale. Desserts consist of home­ induded in tbe $16.98 adult (are. virtually any type of meal for our pan. Sprinkle unbaked cake mix on filling into each crepe. Fold crepe But she still sends him off to well. Add pecans and pulse once. made items such as double choco­ And complete bar service is passengers. Passengers charter­ top of fruit. Melt margarine and over; crimp ends. Serve work at least two days a week with Pour batter Into prepared pan. late cake, freshly baked pies, and available — induding Mimosas ing a car for a special function may drizzle on top. Bake at 350. degrees immediately. portions of the following family To make batter by hand: Mash (or one hour. Serves six to eight. bananas and combine remaining ingredients using wooden spoon. Supermarket Shopper Microwave at 80 percent power Menus (Med) tor 0 minutes, then on high for 8 to 4 minutes, rotating 3 times. Cover and Jet stand 10 minutes and 8«nlor cItiMns Some stores have handicapped in mind invert. Serves 16. The following meals will be served at Mayfair By Martin Sloans CrMm ohMS« frogling Gardens and Westblll Gardens, the week of June M United Feature Syndicate I (3-ounce) package cream through 2$, to Manchester residents who are 66 or j Clip W We refunds any Dorltos Brand Tortilla Chips packages of 7 and older. cheese DEAR MARTIN: I read with interest your recent I Mlto«llan«out Food Products a half ounces or larger; one front label panel from Vt qap margarine Msaday: Braised beef cubes, noodles, stewed column, which mentioned special shoiq>ing carts for any size of “ V-8” Spicy Hot and one front label 1,teaspoon vanilla MISSES’ PLAYWEAR MISSES’ T-TOPS MISSES’ SHORTS tomatoes, wheat bread, mixed fruit persons with disabilities. (^ I d you posriMy give me panel from any size of "V-8 ” Vegetable Juice. ,1 tablespooii milk I (Fllo No.9) Expires Aug. 31, 1985. Tuesday; Minestrone soup, spaghetti with meat­ tbe address of the company that makes these carts? I I enpa powuered sugar, sifted POLANER Lettuce Entertain You Offer. Re- 10.97-25.97 10.97-24.97 balls, tossed salad with Italian drsssing, Italian would like to convince supermarkeu in Iowa to follow PlfMie cream cheese and marga­ 5*8’ . '15-*3S. Csialina, Aileen, Jsntsen, and 7.97 ■ 25.99 Reg. *16-*33. Qean front, single or double pleat, the good example of Safeway. — The Rev. David j a ip out this (He and keep it with similar cash-off ceive a 50*cent draft plua a 25-cent coupon food Reg. *10-*44. V-necks, boat necks, and tank tops. bread, apple crisp. rine Into a glass mixing bowl. PantHer. Shorts, t-shirts, pants, skorts, snd clam- elastic waist, cuffed, and walk mort styles. 'Twill or Johnson, Des Moines, Iowa. I coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage toward your next purchase of Polaner Garlic. Send MUcrowave at 80 percent power (3ioose from a variety of solids, prints, and stripes Wedaesdagr: Roast pork, mashed potatoes, green diggers in pink, blue, red, and white. poplin in navy, red, white, kahaki, and pastels. { coupons, (or example. Start collecting the needed the required refund form and one label from (Med) (or 1 to 1V4 minutes, or until in basics, pastels, and summer orights. beans with pimentos, appiesauoe, rye bread. Mack Sizes 6-18, S-M-L. (Not all groups in all stores) Sizes 6-18, S-M-L. bottom pudding with topping. DEAR DAVID: I know of two companies that j proofs of purchase while looking (or the required Polaner Chopped or Coarse Cut Garlic, along with softened. Be Careful not to melt. Sizes S-M-L. Ttarnitay: Cranberry Juice, roast turkey, candied manufacUre specialised in-store vehicles that allow a I forms at tbe supermarket, in newspapers and a caah’regiiter receipt with the purchaae price of Boat with a wooden spoon; add sweet poUtoes, buttered peas, cranberry Jelly, wheat person to sit while shopping. { magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers lettuce circled. Expires July 31,1985. vanilla and milk. Mix thoroughly. bread, apple pie. j may not be available In all areas of the country. PROGRESSO Challenge Offer. Receive either Add sifted sugar; beat until American Distributing Co. in Garland, Texas, I Allow 16 weeks to receive each refund. Friday: Breaded fish with creole sauce, mashed tour ^ M h t coupons good on any flavor Progrosso smooth. MISSES’ COORDINATES MISSES’ BLOUSES makes “ 8it48hop,” which places a good-sixed basket MISSES’ SKIRTS poUtoes, Mexican com, coleslaw, white bread, I ’The following refund offers are worth $10.24.’This Bread (Jrumbs or one 28-cent coupon good on any out in front of u specially nnodlfled wheelchair. Rev. ' treasure bars. I week's refund offers have a total value of $18.63. brand of bread crumbs. Send the required r^und Davis, president of American Distributing, says that HaK mark 20%-40%OFF 7.99-27.97 I Tlieae offers require refund forau: form and the Universal Product Code from any By Russ, Devon, Ponilur, Cos Cob, Alfred 12.97-31.97 as many as 6 percent of the people visiting Reg. tl5-*32. ^ Lucky Winner, Arrow, Shapely, I COMSTOCK, KEEBLER Comstock Foods package of Progrosso Onion Bread Crumbs with HOLLYW(X)D (UPI) - Deldra .Dunner, and Korel. A selection of poly knit or Reg. I16-444. By B r i^ , Katie, ‘Brooks, and supermarkets could make good use of them. Regent, Copy Cats, and Carribou.'An assortment I Blueberry Offer. Receive four 20H»nt Comstock completed taste challenge. Expires July 31 1085 Hall, one of the stars of the “ Days Cpoly/cotton woven pants, jackets, skirts, and Random. Trouser, elastic waist, button front, and I l M l t O fl W h M i S I coupons and one 26-cent Keebler coupon. Send the of Our Lives” soap opera, has been of poly woven camp shirts, bow blouses, ruffle Sage Industries of Rogers, Ark., manufactures SMUCKER’S CRUET Offer. Reroiveafro;glass blouses. Pastels and brights in sises 8-18. (Not all pull on styles in solid and print poly/cotton { required refund form and the Universal Product visiting California cities as a front, V-neck, and mandarin collar styles. The (ollowing meals are to be served'to on "Mart Cart,” which it calls tbe world’s flrst ■*®PP*r)- Send the groups in all stores) blends. Sises 6-18. { Code (ram (ourComstock Pie FllUng labels and two circus performer working with < Sizes 6-18. (Not all makers & styles in oil stores.) Wheels cUeoU the week of June M through The hot all-electric shopping cart. required refund form and the net-weight stote- a. { Universal Product Codes from IflMbler Ready- Joe, billed as the largest elephant V noon meal is listed flrst and the cool e v e n i^ meal, Klein’s Supermarket in Tomboll, Texas, has been 2?**i!* three bottles of Smucker’s Natural 1 t I Crust labels. Expires Aug. 30,1968. In North America. second. using tbe Mart (Jart, and general manager Robert I DORITOS Free Offer. Receive a coupon good (or Hall spends weekends with Cir­ Klein sajrs, “ I bought tbe cart to allow shoppers who Siaflo"nTto.“"" MISSES’ PANTS MISSES’ & PETITES’ MISSES’ & PETITES’ .. Msaday: Bsnsless iMrfc Mn with gravy, baked I one free 7-and-a-half-ounce bag of Dorltos Brand SUN G IAN T Easter Offer. Receive $2 in coupons cus Vargas performing with Joe, may not be able to get around tbe store by themselves I Tortilla chips (maximum value $1.46) or $1.49 off poUto, squash, salad, whipped Jeilo. Roast beef to do tbeir own shopping.” Both companies say the O'^nilfodncts, along with free rac^a. whom she came to know while SUNDRESSES DRESSES J on tbe purchase of a large-slxe bag. Send the rehearsbui an act (or CBS-’TV’a sandwlcb, applessuce, peaches, miifc carts quickly pay back the supermarket’s Investment refund form and the Universal 12.99-29.97 Tuesday: Roast turkey with stuffing and gravy, 'I required refund form and two Universal Product annual “ urcus of the Stars” to be Reg. *18-*40. By Lord Isaacs, Haggar, Levi’s*, ami' ' through increased sales. L™"* “"J' 0*nnt Items: whipped poUtoes, craaherry sauce, peas, salad, I Code symbols from any packages of Mexican 12-ounce, 1-^und or l-and-a-hal(-pound Raisins, 8- seen next November. Itemeyes. Single or double pleat, clean front, or 19o97-29.97 16.97-39.97 ■ Velveeta Pasteurised Process Cheese Spread, hot ‘ in the circus act Joe picks up Reg. *30-*38. A sunstruck variety of spun poly or Reg. *28-*50. An outstanding selection of easy core cake. Bologna and (cheese sandwich, (rash apple, DEAR MARTIN: In your column you asked bow pull on styles in basics or pastels. Poly, twill, I or mild; two Universal Product Code symbols from •* t$H)unce Carton - Hall with his tusks, raises up on his woven styles in prints and stripes. Bra sundresses summer dresses in poly or woven plaids .and readers used their coupon savings. When our 25th Dates. Expires Aug. 31,1088. sheeting, or poplin. Sises 8-18. (Not all moxers iutd ; hind legs and grasps her with his WUdnasday: tte lls with meat sauce, w ax beans, wedding anniversary was approaching, I wanted to styles in all stores.) also available. Sized: misses’ &16, petites’ 6-14. stripes. Sizes: misses’ 8-16, petites* ^14. , trank. She also lies on the ground peas, salad, pudding parfait Cold turkey sandwlcb. get m y husband something special. I do itot work npplennuce, milk. Here Is a couponing Up from Louise Previte of MIMES SPfHmWBAR * DRESSES, ALL D4L STORES. outside our home, so I decided to use my “ found supermarket aisles and find my couponed Items, I • ondallowaJoetocoverherwithhls MorganvIUe, N.J.: body. Tharaday: Cornsd beef dinaer, boiled poUto, money” (that’s what I call my coupon savings) tobuy place their coupons in this first pocket. When I roach MOST DAL STORES OPEN MpN. THROUGH FRI. NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS 12 TO 5. cMpons in 12-pocket canceled check Bays Hall, “ At flrst 1 closed my c a m u , salad, pudding. Ham salad sandwich, sliced m y husband’s gift. I wanted tbe gift to be of lasting the ch^kout counter, I know I have the coupons Corbins Corner, Meriden, New London and Crystal Mall also open Satnrday nighls. (New Britain open Thnrs. night only nnd cloned Snndays) * , milk. file. But instead of organising my coupons in 12 ready." ayoa during rriiearals, but now value, so I decided on a gold piece. He was delighted, categoriM, I have divided Uie manufacturers’ "" • CORBINS CORNER • MERIDEN s AVON • VERNON • MANCHESTER rBRISTOL • NEW^BRfTAIN • GROTON . Baked turhat, whipped potatoes, spinacb, and so was I. when he trunks me over his head to coupons into 10 categories. I use one of the extra I ^ofi®****? whose time and money-saving tips appear flip on his back I trust Joe cookies. Bgg salad sandwich, fresh orange. M y coupon savings turned out to be as good as goldl in this column receive a copy of my book "T h e Guide • NEW LONDON • CRYSTAL MALL • DAL FOR CHILDREN. VERNON s DAL FOR CHILDREN. WETHERSFIELD pockeu for retailer coupons and save the pocket uo ontirsly.” — Mary wooden, Sanford, Fla. front for tbe day I shop. As I walk down the to (knipona and Refunds.” Write to m e in c a n o( this newspaper. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 19. 1965 - 17 g-iiA H cm in||iT~rr Titi!i««r.J«»i«.iiii The buck ■Advice A b o u t T ow n Stopshere Startiag July 9 there will be two three-week VIntag* fllm at Chanay Han programs, one from 9:90 to 11:90 a.m. for S-year-oIds, HIGH POINT. N.C. (UPI) - The Cheney Historic District Festival will show the and one from 19:90 to 2:90 p.m., 4- and 5-year-olds, North State TOl^hone Co. is so 1996 classic fllm, "The General," Saturday at 9 and 6 both on Tueadaya, Wednesdays and Thursdays. The 14-mile hike Is mere stroll frugal its basic service rate stayed p,m. at cawney Hall. Patrick Miller, professor of second series irill run from Aug. 6 to 22. .the same (or S3 years, but that composition and theory St the University of Hartford, The programs will Include; arts, crafts, games, dite’t stop customers from com­ will play music (or the silent fllm on a piano provided songs, stories, snacks, and outdoor play on the plaining when the fee went up $1 by Steven Hwang Piano Inc. of Manchester. enclosed playscape. for kids from the cduntry t t o month. Tickets are available at the Greater Manchester For r^istration or more information, call the "The bills haven’t gone up at all Chamber of Commerce, 20 Hartford Road, or at the YWCA at 647-1497. Enrollment Is limited. since I had my phone put in” more door. Hcketa are 92 (or adults and 91 for children their kids to the Y M (^ so they can than two decades ago, said Ola DEAR under 12. Ih e show is sponsored by the (%eney Hall Densen. "It was 94.50 and now it’s : A B B Y : I get some exercise. Foundation in conjunction with the Little Theater of JERRY S. 65.80. With 911 could buy a loaf of tkouiht that Manchester. Sodsty has dinnsr masting IN WEST BEND. WIS. auraly the bread.” The festival will also include a strawberry (estival, Phone company officials blame The Giris' Friendly Society Sponsors of St. Mary's Bchool bua caae open houses at (3ieney Hall, the Fire Museum and Dear Abby I » A R JERRY: Hera's another the FCC’s new pricing system for Episcopal (%urch will have a dinner meeting Friday waa doaed, but Cheney Homestead, and an antique auction, all from at na n o's Restaurant. The social will be at 6 p.m. and letter from a Ud who walked; the rate hike. now I feel oom- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. North State's 70,000 customers— the dinner at 6:90 p.m. Viola Trotter and Dorothy ; pelled to re- Abigail Van Buren Lawson are In charge. • apond to "Sad- DEAR ARRY: I thought you as well as millions of other ' d e n e d might want to hear from someone residential phone users nationwide Sumnwr program hM oponingt — started paying a new 91 charge Paycbologiit,” on the side of the parents who made Manchester Early Learning Center has openings in Knighto slsct offlosra Monday ' who took the their kids walk to school. June 1 os part of a a commission move to price phone service closer its sumnner program for i£lldren 5 though 12 at : parenta to taak I lived a mile fram school. My Robertson Elementary School. The state-licensed Knights of Columbus, Campbell Council 573, will fpr making their and U-year-old requires more energy than walk­ mother drove, but she didn't drive to cost. ‘The charge will increase to hold a summons meeting Monday at 6 p.m. at the 92 in June 1906. center sponsored by the town provides care before aona walk 14 milei a day to and ing 14 miles a day — and It's not for me. She insisted that I walk. My and after school and during sumnner vacations (or lodge, 196 Main St. . from achool after their they had only live days. It's for months and friends' mothers drove them and I Single-line residential service following persons have been nominated as costa 93.90 (or customers in some children of parents working or attending school full been U d u d off the achool bua for year. thought my mother was being officers (or the July 1065 to June 1966 term: areas while others pay 12.61 per time. miaconduct. I wonder how "Saddened” thinks mean by making am walk, so 1 For more Information, call 647-9609 Lawrence Aceto, grand knight; Brandon Moriarty, Obvioualy "Saddened” waa city- high school and college students asked hw why she didn't drive me month. deputy grand knight; Henry Nadeau, chancelor; bom and never held a Job that udw also happen to hold down to school. She p u t W arms around Basic residential service aver­ Edward Boland, recording secretary; James Hig­ required physical labor or over­ full-time Jobs manage to make it? me and said, “ If I drive you, how ages 919.60 a month in urban areas YWCA holds Tiny T of sssslont gins, advocate; Frank Berllnski, warden; Lawrence time. What difference ta there in NELL IN LOUISVILLE. KY. will you learn, and have time to and 910.15 in rural areas (or the Allen and Ronald C. Cote, guards; and Leo walking seven miles to school as nation’s 1,500 local telephone Nutmeg Branch YWCA will accept registration for think? Walk, and learn, dear.” the summer Tiny Tots program at 76 N. Main St. McNamara, three-year trustee. punishment and getting up before DEAR NELL: If "Saddened " saw Well, I walked, and learned to companies. dawn every day to do farm chores? my mall, he'd be sadder still. Read love the smell of rain in the air and I am sure the farm kids of our on: the feel of it on my face. I learned country are still doing some of the the feeling of snow crunching HsnM photo by TsrquMo same things I did while growing up DEAR ABBY: This U for “Sad­ under my feet. I did a lot of DOUBLE on a farm — I fed the chickens (au dened Psychologlat,” who sent you thinking while I walked. It helped Fran Banning, right, la the new president of United S,000 of them), milked cows and cut a telegram saying the parents who me to think things out instead of Methodlat Women. She poses with Installing officer COUPONS : broccoli in the field for market made their kids walk 14 miles to making quidt decisions. I also met Betty Allen of Ellington. Allen Is president of the United before sunrise. school and back were guilty of some nice people on the way. The Methodist Women of i the Southern New England And bow about the thousands of child abuse. lady who gave me a (lower for my kids who are up before dawn I'm M, and when I was a kid, not mother from her garden, the old Conference. ' delivering newspapers, then come only did I walk U miles to school man who was always waiting by home for breakfast before going to and back. I grew up on a farm and bis mailbox for a letter or a card ’ school? bad to milk cows (by hand yet!) from his cblldran. (None came, but I'rcsli (■round "Saddened;; felt that a 10-hour btdore I went to school. And when I cards (or every special occasion Methodist women day was out of line. Many young got home I had to milk our cows did come from me.) ( hickcn l.ciis BniK'l(.'ss London l^mil I k 'd people today are so involved In again and do all sorts of chores I am 17 now, and 1 still walk M i Ji A N O 0 ! . H . sports, they spend at least four before supper. (No TV in those whenever 1 can because I enjoy It. Sirloin lips Sl(.‘aks hours outside their school day, days.) My mother was right. I learned a make appointments If f I P *. A ■ ( ■ either practicing or participating America is the only country in lot by walking. In one sports or another. This the world where mothers will drive GLAD I WALKED Officors, committee chairwo­ Committee on membership; men and chairwomen of the circles Barbara Philip, chairwoman; Ca­ 6 8 ^ 158 HsraM photos by Plnlo' of the local mission team for the rolyn Gray, program resources FKtH LEAIRES8ER QUANTITC81.68 La Scott Yoo holds his violin and Lisa they wlU perform with several others years 1965 through 1967 were secretary; Elisabeth Kelley, fel­ LESSER OU ANTITES 1.5» LB, Athlete’s foot can be outrun installed at the annual salad lowship and hospitality; Gwen G ro u n d Chatzky her cello next to singer Sarah Sunday at 7 p.m. They were among supper meeting of United Metho­ Mott and Avis Blomberg, kitchen; Fresh C h k k en OrtR* •OF WMNCraONaERMTCAKt2.lt lA m e t oi l pw— a.y v 9ttW.Y. jm >n wiP 4 wkM.Y tvism ra J ” B o n e t e ^ Loins tlD Y M R a . B e e f ""55m” gTiis n>.. DEAR DR. DEAR DR. GOTT: For the past Archambault. They stand in front of several winners at a competition at the dist Women Monday at South Nancy Johnson, pianist; Barbara B reasts r Sirloin Tip Roasts ■ E f f lO M -T O r I.OH9#OIMKRLV 9LV. STRT O O T T : How year I have been plagued with Second Congregational Church where church. United Methodist Church. Prali, publicity; Bernice Miller, C9BCKE94 aNEASTB XM$ LB tEEFFRANKt-l-lt RKaiJt ^CRO ra-v.Ji*- can one get rid yeast infections. The medicine my Mrs. Dan Allen of Ellington, shut-in Coordinator; Phyllis Gor­ 89* Oscar Mayer Mest Wieners Boneless Strip Steaks .3” G rS ^ ^ ^ r £. .PI Perdue Chicken Legs leOHntVWMItOLEtSatOUANTmCtMtLB. . of persistent doctor has prescribed clears them conference president of the United don, sunshine; Delta Anderson, ABSONTtOC74URS tCCFtOtRKai.1t-M «.RKatU« d \ g \ t ; athlete's foot? D r. G ott up, but then I get another one three Methodist Women of the Southern member-at-large; Judy Burr, Jones Liverwurst 7 y Osaff Mayer Meat Bologna yy Leg-O-Lamb , P GrtNind Round r \ weeks later. What can I do? member-at-large; Shirley Davis, K F F t A M M a i M F W E t OO M W C R tW t CRII tM AOttUTT«l~2*^ON Church plans awards concert New England Conference, was the K i m i a M * * " DEAR Installing officer. historian. Assorted Pork Chops" r l '’ A&P Meat Franks S 1 Shoulder Blade Lamb Chops .P VbskDefDH^ p READER: Ath­ Peter Qott, M.O. ' The offlcera, committee chair­ Nominating committee: 1966 — e c o A»RADR lt - tl t RKO 1BD ^ Second Congregational Church will hold an awards Sarah Archambault, voice, third. Honorable men­ FRESH PORK lete's foot is a DEAR READER: That depends women, and circle chairwomen for Doris Stavens, Joanne Susag. 1967 Siwe Ribs P Ann PageSiced Bacon 5 t P Rib LambChops l^raiiYIve Lobsters ■ fungus infec- concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at the church, 255 N. Main St. tions include Michele Sharon, flute; Andrea Mills, — Ruth Dodd, Elaine Holcomb. on where the yeast infection the 1965-1967 term are as follows; TCfCSscrihips : tion of the sUn >- TickeU, which will be sold at the door, are 52.S0 a cello; Courtney Blowers, voice; and Emily Martin, 1966 — Helen Diehl, Rosalie occurs. Simple over-the-counter : Fran Banning, president; Ca­ ' llii‘ I rtr/LT between the preparations may work well when person. Those under 12 will be admitted free. voice. rolyn Ramsey, vice president; Pendergast. SmTuScrod FUei toes. These applied to small areas of infection. Hertiert Chataky, minister of music at the church, The Jury for the contest included; Howard Sprout, Jane Zadnlk, secretary; Elaine Circle chairwomen: Dupee — naflo&FUet ( alitbrnia irtAEFAm# nMlOFTgMLL.. areas provide ideal growth condi­ inside of my elbows and neck. However, if your yeast problem is will be the accompanist and introduce the eight Wilfred Fidlar, Greg Kupper, John Prytko, Ralph Small, treasurer. Avis Blomberg, Shirley Davis.. C ck'sty StenitfClims tions for yeasts because the skin is What could cause this? more severe — or if it causes winners of the June 9 competition. Judges and music Graner and Chatzky. - Mission coordinators; Virginia Edgar-Cornell — Ruth (Judy) .S e e d le s s (ira p es warm, moist and dark. moutb infection or vaglhpl irrita­ Cram, Bernice Miller. Epworth — C heese P i/ /a teachers of the winners will also be on hand. The music teachers of the winners are; Dorothy l^ a n , Christian global concerns; ff P ;! ^T| .ujH V S.S ! ! ■ W h o le To eliminate athlete's foot, you tion — you will need to see adoctor. Ruth Dowd. Hollis — Joan Bott, Mb AND SI RVb The winners include: Scott Yoo, violin, first; Lisa Fidlar, David Wells, Mildred Coleman, Albert Carol Merten, Kristian school ITu l);iir\ must first clean the skin between You nuy need to be checked (or involvement; Mildred Bell, Chris­ Dorothy Thompson. Lydia — Mar­ Watermelons Chatxky and Rebecca Sharpless, cello, second; and Markov, Joseph Baginski and Ruth Dorsey. NED RVC-SUQAA SWEET your toes on a regular basis and DEAR READER: Ordinarily, diabetes, lose weight or undergo a tian personhood; Marion Jesse- jorie Knight. Nizpah-Spencer — u n O O C then make abaolutely sura the area dry skin responds well to any of the simple gynecological man, supportive community. Mary Mayo. Reynolds — Rosalie I leischniann\ is dry. The next step is to use one of various hand or body lotions that examination. \ Comniittee on nominations; Do­ Pendergast. Stanley — Mildred © 9 9 - the over-the-counter athlete's foot are readily available. A cream If your doctor bas checked you\ ris Stavens, chairwoman. Hall. M a rg a rin e preparations, the advertlaements Containing lanolin may be most and cannot And a reasw (or your Jazz, folk festivals return Ml (au AM '.M , K'.HT (J IIA M T I M' - (orwhichseemtosprout like molds effective. I have not been inn- repeated infectious, ask him to Suniust Orange Juice 'I? 1 CANTAIOUFE-HONEYOCW-WATBWELONELONCUTS OTTS CAUFOANU-FRESM TENOe* -from magaxine ads and TV NATURAL FLAVOR « pressed with bath oils. Petnrieiiun refer you to a specialist Yeast By Ken Fronckllng include a number of newcomers to patterned after Newport events of Tom & Jerry Novaky 55 P ’ Extra Fancy Red or Green one . screens. oil, such as found in baby oil, may infections are not only bother­ Newport. the 1960s that were a career United Press International Whistler's father AILVARCTIES IQ Melon Ihiys » 6 9 LeafL^tuce «« If these simple remedies don't provide temporary re lief, but it is some, they can be spread to other In addition to Vaughan and launching pad for Collins, Guthrie, - work, try Tinactln, an odorless and Welch’s Juice Bar 551 ” FiORiOA-JLNCT TANOT m KWW* RICR 'uwrsTWW-rw"vouRODYNT-TOlOKRCAflS 9 9 not absorbed by the skin and is people. In addltUa, you can catch Baez and others. Newport alao was NEWPORT, R.I. —Singer Sarah Hubbard, the Saturday, Aug. 17 CHOCOLATE OR VANILLA <%ShO Jumbo Limes 5 >.99* Sweet Corn c o l o r ^ solution that kills fungus. unacceptably greasy (or frequent them from someone else — (or Vaughan, trumpeters Wynton billing includes the fusion group the place that Bob Dylan first FARMIFRESH-SUfCRRELECT ^ F6mFRClNTp60CRVBi.OWOR TWMPACK In the event yuor athlete's foot Klondike Ice Cream Bars 55 2”^ use. example, from public bathing Marsalis and Freddie Hubbard Spyro Gyra, guitarist John plugged his guitar into a wall In remains mystery Cucumbers 3»88* Green Squash .4 9 * persists, you may have to see a M e k a B i t The (act that your dry sUn areas and sexual partners. and pianist McCoy Tyner will McLaughlin's revived Maha- 1965. A&P Lemonade 4 55. *1 SOLIDHEADS-FUU OF VITAMINS ttXEOCNLEANMTt- : doctor (or (urtber advice and, affects the insides of your elbows Send your questions to Dr. Gott headline this year's reincarnation vlshnu Orchestra, and the New The Newport Folk Festivals Fine Arts, and learned French — 100S CONCENTRATE Green Cabbage .2 t v Variety Peppers .7 ™ OieeseSfices perhaps, a prescription for By Ken Franckllng and your neck raises the possibility at P.O. Box 91425. Qeveland, OH of the Newport Jass Festival, Orleans-based Dirty Dozen Brass were held from 196S through 1960. which he used to advantage during Seneca Apple Juice '55 79 US N01-AURUNPO$E /u UR NO l-CALfl^OMRALONOtMTE-REDOR ^ ew LAMM OR tM M i. CURD rstronger medicine. United Press International that may have a more troublesome 44101. Due to volume of mall. producer George Weln says. Band. Hubbard will perform with a The 1070 event was canceled his adult years in Paris and ALL FLAVORS « q q YeHow Onions 3 m^89^ Baking Potatoes 2>.*1 A&P Cottage Cheese condition like ecsema. Ask ybur Individual questions cannot be tfWTCORVCUOW-FUUIIK)ONHORN I The JVC Jass Festival-Newport, (estival all-star group comprised because of rowdiness at the 1969 STONINGTON — When James London. Parry u ld while in Seakest Sherbert ^ 1” DEAR DR. OOTT: My sUn is doctor wbetber you would be better answerad. (juestions of general NON OAMY A A&P C h e ^ Chunks . 2 ” I scheduled Aug. 17 and IS at Fort of alto saxophonist Richie Cole, Jazz (estival. The 1971 folk (estival "Abbott McNeill Whistler commit- Ruuia, the young artist also 7 ' " ? "super-sensitive, very dry and helped by using a cream that interast will be discussed in future A&P Coffee Creamer 3 *1 A U NATURAL Adams State Park, will follow by bassist Buster Williams, pianist was canceled on short notice when ° ted his mother to canvas in a world developed snobbish, stuffy and itchy. The problem is mainly on the SUCtO R V K W contains cortisone. columiu. two weeks the revival of Wein's old Cedar Walton and drummer Billy another riot prematurely ended merciless prejudices. Seakest Sour Cream famous 1670s portrait, his father A&P Strawberries 'ST fy A & P ( hunk NerNtnu' LARQCORtMAaCURO I Newport Folk Festival, which was Hart. the J azz (estival and sent it packing ' faded into historical obscurity. On April 9,1649, when James was Seakest Cottage Cheese'555 99* last held in the seaport in 1969. to New York City. 15, the major died from Asiatic The Aug. 16 lineup includes ~ "Whistler's father?" people ask, Shoestring Potatoes 99* Li<^ht Tuna Drinks CRA99*0RANQC0RCRAN«TAST1C The folk (estival will run from i,».AkU 'P 1 M- i N •• "It (eels like old times, having Tyner, blues guitarist Stevie Ray as if the artist didn't have one. cholera before the rail project was |-A< N n > , '1, )H A l ! Ocean Spray Driiiks "cT P noon to 6:30 p.m. on Aug. I and 4. both the Newport Folk and Jass Vaughan, Marsalis' quartet, the ' ' MaJ. George Washington completed. Anna McNeill Whistler WNTE«4IT.MC0MiCME00AR -a-Mb Fresh eggs hard to Tickets are 116.50 In advance, |I6 Festivals back once again,” Weln adventursome David Murray - Whistler n u y have been lost to brought his body home to Stoning- Land 0 Lakes Cheese Chunks 5 i 5 P | said at a news conference Tues­ Octet, and guitarist Lee RItenour. at the gate. history by the brush strokes of his ton for burial. D oritos" AaVAMETCS DEAR W A R POLLY: Matches kept in day. "One of the greatest thrills in The Jazz festival will run from POLLY: Why a basement get damp and won't Tyner's quartet will Include Avery son, but in his day he was a A & P my entire life was the Newport noon to 6 p.m., on Aug. 17 and 16, .resiwcted and famous railroad G E O R G E WASHINGTON l()rtiiia ( h ip s » ^ 5 9 @ 4 *1 are my fresh light. I put them In a glass Jar to Sharpe, Louis Hayes and saxopho­ ^ T U N A Folk Festival, and to start it once with tickets listed at 119 in YYHI8TLER WAS buried from a TOAST! 0 l ORS o p SA. ru' ( H! i s| nist Arthur Blythe. pibiieer. >r**' , i Y og u rt 3 : . * ! jtantam eggs keep them dry. again is a dream come true.” advance, 622 at the gate. little Episcopal church be helped to hard to peel (or Additional performers (or the _ In this old nautical town, where STEMS 6 FKCE$>SAVE 26* ON 2 CANS VIVA ITALIAN. HENB8 A BFICES OR W»dE VMEQAR When you don't (eel like frosting Veterans returning for the Folkr Folk Festival include the folk vocal -tte family lived from 1697 to 1640 build. His remains were placed in a r a i Y ' “boiled or de- a cake, put one of the following Festival, scheduled Aug. 4 aiwl 9, family plot in the town cemetery. It 3179 group Sweet Honey In the Rock, ' where Whlatlar’s father is Penn Dutch ^ Seven Seas ,viled eggs? toppings on, then return the cake to will include Joan Baes, TnJ Mahal, is in an obscure spot n u r the back Peter Rowan, David Mallett, ''bbried, historians (eel one of can T ide Also, how long Polly Fisher the oven (or five minutes. Ramblin' Jack Elliott, J u ^ Col­ of the graveyard, marked by an Mushrooms ^ I X Sabd Dressings David Massengill, the New Grass EMERGENCY Stonlngton’s more Illustrious clti- RCOULAR • - - . ______will eggs keep lins, Ario Guthrie, Dave Van Ronk S-(oot-tall obelisk. l)dc'r“ «sC^“Oii|B 99* A&P Marshmalows DIAL 911 handsome monument that w u DEAR lows and chocolate chips; marsh­ O'Connor and Jim Rooney. piainter was In his tinu. Whistler CUSTOMJWOUND In Manchester erected In Pa Whistler's honor in S au ce K.E.N.: Very fresh eggs are mallows, brown sugar and nuts. — Hutbendt C M f This year’s folk (estival Is ~"tlie pointer was thought to be Tee ’b553” Near East Rke Pilaf uses (or the 5-quart plastic Ice Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn, RraULARORWItHROOM " *119 LOIKM FLAVOR WITH auOARApOBO FLUB OWOBn-CABE OF B6 always bard to peel when they've MARIE pompous,” said Louise Pittaway. cream pails. One use Is in my HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - "A N.Y., by his fellow engineers. Heinz Barbecue Sauce been bard-cooked. Since yours are curator of the Stonlngton Histori­ 1 Our Own Iced Iba Mix ^ 2 ‘ ’ Miller High Life Deer daughter's playpen. She has so Make your own almond cream Letter To Three Wives,” a wom­ cal Society’s Old Lighthouse @r obviously about as fresh as can be, many small toys. The pails filled liqueur and a fruit rum pot with the an's story starring Loni Anderson, "It’s too bad now that most Potato Chips Td refrigerate them (or at least 2 ^ Museum. 1 CampbelPs Pork & Beans 3'<55 *1 Schaefer B ^ ^ WMTEN8ABRIQKTEN8 with toys keep the playpen neat recipes In Polly's newsletter "Pol­ Michele Lee and Stephanie Zlm- The elder WUstier was an 1619 people now only remember the (our to five days before Ixdllng and she loves to em ^ y Uwm and ly's GUt Ideas.” Send |1 (or each balist, landed three husbands for u n , the great artist, and of couru P& ^hke Paper Plates '55T 99* H P Ibddler Diapers 5^ Clorox Liquid them. graduate of West Point, where he use them as drums. You can easily copy to POLLY'S POINTERS, in the two-hour NBC-TV movie. TRY OUR was trained as a civil engineer. In they remember his mother be- lOLBiCtaai A U V A R K m XV B lea ch | You should be able to store your remove the handle so there's cauM of the picture of her. On the TsttsmakRT by Sltvont care of this newspaper, P.O. Ilox The men of the house will be those days, with no warfare to tie Foam Cups 55559^ 9LhesCatFood •HFCNUNKB eggs (or about three weeks in the iFtoMDRatiDColara TWO FLY-f2CT. ROU TWO PLY-20DCT. nothing to barm the child. 1216, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sura played by Ben Gaxxara, Michael up the brass, the Army's engineers other hand, his father is practi­ • F o ic ti Q tm • Blaqwa refrigerator. To determine HOMESTYLE • Fete 8k w » Camel Alpo Dog Food "5 r5 9 * l to include the title. Gross and Charles Frank In the were lent out (Or all sorts of cally Ignored,” u id Retirad Navy « Fma Mvah • Leman CMflpR BountyJumbo ^ 3 7 White Cloud - whether the egg is past its prime Another use is as a clotbepin 20th Century Fox TV fllm to be projects — including railroad Capt. Robert J. Ramsbotham, an and should be discarded, cover the holder. If you set it on the ground, Polly will send you a Polly Dollar CUM CHOWDER is r iu M * 9 .n Paper Mwek Bath Tissue p televised next season. construction. old u lt who lived (or a time In the ST' egg with cold water. If it floats, you'll have to bend down to get the (91) If she uses your favorite "A Letter To Throe Wives” was Main Strut home where the ■utiim .'i.n toss it out. - POLLY pins, but Just think of what the Pointer, Peeve or Problem In her first Aimed at the studio in 1949 Whistlers resided. f^o^^lnstantCoffee 1t 2^ HIclWDrinks "Sir69* exardae you will do for you! — column. Write to POLLY'S POIN­ m 1999. HE HELPED lay the with Jeanne Crain, Linda Darnell first miles of t r ^ of the Baltl- ^^weSRelsh >rP ( il.i/fd h.tkcd 1 l.im IWARPOLLY: I'vefoundmany ANN TERS in careo of this newspaper. and Ann Sothern In the title rolea. Ramsbotham. president of the 8PECIAUI morekOhloRalln»d,onglnoering g WAklQN RAWN 10014NATURAL-RMOJOl -esmpletion of the nrst passenger local historical society (or the past < Iim Im N llll.lxl 21 years, finds the (ate of Thonus’ EngRshMuffins55:1'* linerotatoChips 'i5^P "iBll service In the country. M ikiin Iii ( Im s r 2 - -His fame os an enginear was so Whistler’s father to be ironic. S F a l » Something Different...... Wish Someone A "It's Ju t life, I gueu. He w u a Cinem a great that in the early 1946s, SgnaTRlaadiwHh PUWOtPOWT-WMKNTOaANQC. ----Mounr------p*CK-aouNct ------Mxn K.l'i Ml Mr.ll I l.lllks 2 : W h l i ^ was Invited by Czar great enginur and a fine Inhabit­ ant of Stonlngton,” ho said. M n i^ P la slic Strips Chary Coke KeHqeg’^ Snack Happy Birthday Nicholas I to be consulting engi­ BUT AW 1 'J'' \ I’lil.llii S.il.iil * YYhen Jam u Whistler w u 91, he ’ — TheOem Mutt Os With A Herald Happy Heart neer on the great road of steel the Eicetra Lighters 'a k C o ie a l ilhiperor wooted built over 410 traveled to Europe, never to return miloa between Moscow and St. to the United Statu. His mother Petersburg. eventually followed him. I 'WnnantChediiir r..jniis handsome, energetic and In the u r ly 1670s, Whistler ItalM Grinder Roll NaAkrsGarlcAHerii .3 ” Csan sTwte— D.A.a.Y.L. fAfey ypur dinner Inted the smtimental picture of moody man became a distin­ Large Italan Bread NcwMalMhfpaanf .Z " IV fneurdMngeraa guished (orsfgner in Ruaala,saper- KI stone-faced mother, naming it Bv-BOHdPtafcSNRnN . 2 " _ ^ I.A 6 — Witness (R) 7.9:16. — "Arrangement in Grey and Bluk, |8’ HedW»etCake ^>w y g «lv Oeeklne 6usen (iio-ii) w o o t M lo e o i v iB ^ serfs Who built the c u r ’s I lauwitedHariaH .3^J BMtABcauBiailto .>69* No. 1; The ArUst’s Mother." Only YYliistier’s mother mwie It Is a portrait of urenity and S I * 430ak Street t s . 0 0 rooD pationpe of a stern, rallgiau wonum wtem YYhlstlar onu des­ S tR V tX l TJ*. AREA O C R 30YEARS ' that It w u cribed Os^Ym old-*9shloned gen­ Call.... 649-! .Uta father’s Infludboo and their sta tlewoman— nhet, i1m 1" Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners^ Manchester FISH MAIIKit S -wears in Russia that^iprare most "One dou like to make ou's s i!- --F M ch IPO) 1:19, 1:19. 7:10, RESTAURANT : idruitlve lor the paintar:\ mummy u niu u possible,” he HOORS: MONDAY THRU FRIOAY.OiilO A.M. TO 12 P,M.; SATMiDAY 0:00 Ail. TO P.M.; S0NDAYl '9:00 A.M.‘T0 5:00 P.M. J 19. l-n. 9:10. ^ View to o KIM 643-2711 - 'I n St. PsterriMirg, the teenager u ld o fth e painting, which hangsln m (PO) 1,3:26,7i — Perfsct (R) 9:30. - Alsaiiad the Unpenal Academy of the LMivro in Paris. ! T

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CAPTAIN lASV ’ by Cfooha * Caaala ’ yyHOA-OH-OH...^ HP !• HB MAPB NOW ( A SK yo u -W H O I# Wednesday T V •OHIO TO ■------T MAKBI V.S./WorU Shuttle crew deploys 3rd satellite 1 6 :0 0 P M GD 9 ) & 9 9 Naw* '■ ■ GD MOVIE: -SItont VIotaty: Tha KiMy (TNaB ShHv- Kitty ovatoomaa har dsal- By Wlllloni Harwood Forty-dvo minutea after launch, a The National Aeronautics and Space mount an 8-lneh-wlde m irror in a side QD Wh«t‘( Happening In Brisff C h a n n e ls nsaa to bsooms a sucoaaa in tha Holy- United Praes IntBrnotlohal aolid rodmt booater aboard Telatar Administration received about $30 hatch window to reflect the laser beam ( I ) Hart to Han t wood stunt world. Stockird Chamlng. t BUCoeaafuUy fired (or 19 eeconte to million to ferry the international cargo back to the ground station in Hawaii (or (Q) IMa ta Baniamln WFSB Hartford. CT Jamas FatantkW>. Coltan Dawhural. J 1979. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. The begin the trip to a (Inal orMt 39,900 milea of aatellites into orbit. The overall cost analysis. M*A*8*H WNEW Naw York, NY 3 WTNH Naw Havan, CT 0 Facta ol Uto (CC) Tha truth may hurt intamatloHal crew of the amootb- above the equator. of the 18th shuttle mission was about By studying how atmospheric turbu­ O Dr. Who ' t« PMTtonal Inconiit drop* won Now York. NY .4' Ihah friandahip whan Tootia asks NsH(s-s •aiUng Diaoovery launched a third PaMan, commander Daniel Branten- $180 million. lence affects the laser light during its Naw York. NV opinion on an assay aha has wiMan. (R) 9 9 Ona Day ala Thna WPIX WASHINGTON — U.S. personal Income (ell 0.5 communlcationa satalUta today and atein, co-pllot John Creighton and Diacovery’s weeklong mission is the round trip into space and back, Nawawatch < wrxx WatartMiry. CT » 0 0 M ^ RuaaaB Comtady Bpas. eroent in May, tha largeit dacUna in 13 yeara, WWLP SpHngfiold. MA n ilanned to turn tho ihuttlo into a target crawmates Shannon Lucid, Steven first spaceflight to include crew scientists hope to verify techniques that Raportar41 | Mark RuaasI takas a hunwroua look at cur­ WEOH Hartford. CT rant svsnta. ^ lut only because o( special (actsra unrelated to 'or a ”8Ur Wars” laaar asperimeiit. Nagel, Frenchman Patrick Baudry and members from three nations and the one day could be applied to an exotic ® MacNaO/Lahrar Naanhour WVIT Halford, CT the state of the economy, government economiata M ^ jW u y Eapaetol: HemaitNa a Ctetoa With aatalUtaf owned by Mexico and P r iM Sultan Salman Al-Saud of Saudi first to include a Strategic Defense laser wea|>on system. O Tony Randall WSBK Soaton, MA » said today. Initiative — “ Star Wars” — experiment WQGB Springfiald. MA A tha Arab League safely deplored and Arabia took off Monday on what has One such application currently on the [CNN] Prog Cont'd ^ If April’a Income had not been booited by WXTV Pataraon. NJ 45 [CNN] Larry King Uwa U V r s t A W « b y operating normally, the abuttle fUara been a remarkably trouble-free flight. in the flight plan. drawing board involves huge orbiting Springfiald. MA fr unusually large price support paymenta to Saud, a nephew of King Fahd of Saudi [ESPN] Flailin’ Hola .WQIY [018] MOVIE:-RoMn Haad-Tha story of m ade It three (or throe with the launch The shuttle (Uera ha ve had little to say mirrors that would aim blasta from Hartford. CT fr (armera and a retroactive wage payment to (M AX] MOVIE: *Wali on tha WM Sida' wnc England-a haro of Bts common psopto la of a radio relay station owned by the so far in what is shaping up as the Arabia, observed the successful launch powerful ground-based lasers at enemy CNN Cabto Nawa Ntwrk (CtONi anactsd by a cast of cartoon charactsra. postal workers, May’s income would have looked In tho thirtlM. a young farmar finda hia DISNEY OianayiChannal (otai American Telephone B Telegraph Co. ■mootheet (light in the anuttle program . of an Arabsat satellite Tuesday as a missiles in flight. childhood lovt workinQ in a Na«v Ortaana Sports Natwork IfSPNl [USA]QrM stronger in comparision, up 0.4 percent, the The l,49g-pound Telatar satellite, The “Star Wara” experiment, using a representative of the Arab Satellite bordaNo. Lau^enca Har^. Capucina. Jana* ESPN A major obstacle is learning how to HBO Hovia Boa Otfica iHSOl 9 : 3 0 P M 0 Oouklo TWuMs AMaon Bureau of Economic Analysis said. inaured (or 9109 million, waa gently laser in Hawaii and a m irror asaembly Communications Organization, a 21- Fonda. 1962. iMAXi correct for atmospheric distortion of CINEMAX Cinamax •asks Margo-s hate in writing a tstm H ie nation’! saving rate climbed to 6.6 percent kicked from its cradle In Discovery's atNwrd Discovery, was scheduled for nation consortium that includes the (TMCl MOVIE: -Saaan^ Smllaa' A TMC Movia Channal Inwci papar. (R) the laser beam and the shuttle experi­ aix-yaar-old girl chamna tha two man who lUtAl of disposable income, part of a rebound since cargo bay on time at 7:90 a.m. as the tbeaRemoon. Palestine Liberation Organization. USA ' USA Natwork * ment is expected to provide valuable hava abductad har and damandad a aizaa- 0 Know Ybur Sigl* March when the Internal Revenue Service shuttle neared the equator over the The crew members were awqkened to. Baudry is on board to carry out a bia ranaom from har waalthy parants. 0 Ftowring Up a Storm Tha htotory of computer anafu deprived Americana of tax Atlantic Ocean. beite their ttdrd day in apace about 3 series of French medical experiments answers. Mark MWar. Dorwvan Segtt. Bridgatta An- ylane Carmary and Wild Bin Hickok. which tha pkgh ^ tha Amaricatviatmar Is docu- refunds that could be used (or both spending and “ Sounte to me like It’a three up and a.m. The winged spaceahip looked like a to study the effects of weightlessness on Discovery's crew launched Mexico’s daraan. 1982. Ratad PG. ‘ raauHa 'in tha birth lof a child that Bii marttad. (90 min.) aKit&v first communications satellite, More­ doesn't want ar>d Jane can’t proparty cara saving. three away, aide’s retired,” said Hobart brilliant star as It passed over the human physiology. Both men appeared [USA] USA Cartoon Expraaa 10:00PM (X) CDS Ranana: - w a r los, Monday and sent the Arabsat relay for. Jarw Alexander. Frederic Forrest. Kan Springer in mission control. Kennedy Space Center shortly before to be in good health and enjoying the 6 :3 0 P M ( C Ona Day at a Thna Karcheval. 1984. Tsnartom..War In fha Shpila«te -rhs lt>- station on its way Tuesday. cratakig uaa of isrrorist tactics, paiticu- Walk«r*t ton cooparating ’’Well, w e’re not ready (or retirement dawn. Twenty minutes later, it was flight. QD Banaon dD PM Magazina tatty againat tha Unitsd Stalaa. Is I quite yet. Bob, but we’re glad to be three ■ailing over Africa. The “Star Wars” experiment is Tlie flight plan Thursday calls for the 0 Hogan'a Hanaa GD ^ Guy (CC| Colt's life is in dan­ diacuaaad. (60 min.) > WASHINGTON - The sailor son of a retired (or three,” astronaut John Fabian “For your information, we’ve got a designed to demonstrate high-precision launch of a small X-ray observatory 0 0NBCNawa ger when he becorr>es bodyguard to ona of (X)Naws the richest women in the world. ,(R) (60 Navy warrant officer accused of maaterminding replied. ”We appreciate all the ipK>d nice durt atorm over the African tracking using a low-power laser in that will study what some scientists 0 Nightly Buabiaaa Raport min.) QX) 0 Arthur HaBoy-s HsM (CO Pstsr a coaat-to-coaat spy ring has begun to cooperate work at Houston and (the Kennedy continent today,” Fabian told mission Maui, Hawaii. believe is a giant black hole slowly AmYOOP^byPpyoarpup 0 Jaffanona and EMy coma to tha aid of a voting giri Space Center) to make theee three control in Houston. ” It stretches for The exercise requires no participa­ consuming stars and interstellar debris CD Nawa who has bacoma kivotesd In prostitution. with authorities trying to unravel the 20-year ® ,A B C Nawa ICC) & MOVIE: Ttw Wind ^ tha lion’ An 99(60 min.) YOU MAY AS YO U ) OH, AMP operation, sources lay. satellites ready (or deploy.” thousands of miles in every direction.” tion by the shuttle crew other than to in the heart of the Milky Way. a s NodciaiD SIN ' ' Anoerican widow and har two childran be­ LEMTE U6,hTY06AR!V WISH.VPOarTnsH.i. USE Federal law enforcement sources who aaked 0 Indapondam Nawa rWSTBt MRWIK A W P \ I, THH PARK OPhyNia come pawns in a test of wiR% whan they not to be identifed said Tuesday Michael Walker, are kidnapped by a Moroccan desert chief­ 0WBdi WldWaM I WAVE T H Ih l^ TO ^/\/T •Om.t.LADY PfSCUSSK [CNN] Showbiz Today tain. Sean Conrtery. Candica Bergen. Brian 0 S t Etoawhata An pid Iriand of Or. ROKMINEI 22, who waa arrested May 22 aboard the aircraft Probers try new method [DIS] Adv. of Ozzia and Harriot Keith. John Huston. 1975 Auachlattdar-a comas to St. Etgkis in hia carrier N im iti with 18 pounds of claaaified [ESPN] Mazda Sportatook 0 Highway to Haaeen (CC) Jortathan aaarch for a kkfcwy donor lor an African material next to hia bunk, has begun to talk. helps a c o tl^ basketbal star who has boy. (R) (60 mki.) lUuBtrlerte in Munich, Weat Germany, 7 :0 0 P M (3D CBS Nawa Michael Walker, like the other three auapecta, Bv United Praee Intarnotlonol discovered that ha has a serious heart corv- facet a life sentence if convicted and la the seconil that Menifele cleaned stables in Bava­ (X) 0 M*A*S*H dition. (R) (60 min.) man to asaiit in the investigation. Hit uncle A W eft Germ an pathologlBt trying to ria after World W a r II before fleeing to 3 ) ABC Nawa (CC) ® (@ A Celebration for Handel and 0DandnoDays Arthur Walker, a retired Navy lieutenant determine if a body exhumed io Brasil Latin America. CCDalaa Bach The Philadelphia Academy of the Until the day he died, Mengele Fine Arts is the settir>g for this bpadal cele­ 0Comnwdira commander, is also speaking with authorities ia that of Nazi war criminal Joaef 0 Joftaraona bration of the 300th birthday annivarsariaa [CNN] EuanInB Nawa about the apy ring called by some officials the Mengele will uae a naw technique, regarted Ua vk^ms — most of them 0 Bamay MWar . , of HarKlel.and Bach. (60 min.) [ESPN] RiiatiaBan Rutoa FaaibaB largest in 90 years. applying plastic to the skuU to rebuild Jews — worthless people, said Rolf 0 Whaal of Fortuna Mengele, a lawyer in Freiburg, West ® UTralcion [HBO]TInoTurner Pitoaaa Dancer Tina In federal courts a continent apart, Arthur the dead m an’a (ace, an aiaoriate aaid 0 MacNaM/Lahiar Nawahow 0 Mo vie: -Stuckay-s laat Btamf Tumar parforma in concert. Walker and Jerry Whitworth pleaded innocent today. Germany. 0Fam«yFaud There’s chaos in summer camp whan the The face will then be photographed kids outmanber tha counselors 20 to 1. [M A X ] MOVIE: -Hambonsand HIBto- A THE BORN LOSER ^by Art Sanaom Tuesday to charges of spying (or the Soviet Union. "For him there were no judges, only 0 Banaon scrappy mutt takas off on a cross country and — ualng a apeclal projecting dw ice Whit Riechart. Tom Murray. Their lawyers promised to put on combative thoae who wanted revenge,” Rolf 0 T o p acio joumay In aoafch of hia ownar. LiRan Gish. — auperlmiioa^ on an authenticated [CNN] Prime News O.J. Simpson. Timothy Bottoms. 19B4. defenses. Mengele said. “Beaidea, he could never ® Nightly Buabiaaa Raport photograph to see if it matebea. [DISl StW the Beaver Ratad Pa understand why anybody could think he 0 Staraky and Hutch If it is Mengele’a skull, the (acea [ESPN] Professional Bowiars Associa­ [TM C ] MOVIE: -Friday dw 13iai..'nw should feel guilty (or wanting to get rid [CNN] Monaytbia Final Cbaptac' Tha murdaring menace of Exploalon rocka airport should match. But if the tkuU is not tion: $116,000 Seattle Open of what be called unworthy Uvea.” [ n s ] Fiwa MBa Croak , [HBO] MOVIE: 'Over tha Braoldyn Crystal Lake to back, teaybig bahind Nm a Mertgele’s — if the bone structure is not trail of bkiod and mayhem. Ciiapln Gkwar. FRANKFURT, West Germany - A huge [ESPN] Sportacantar Bridge* A kmchaorretta owner who wants Kimberly Back. Barbara Howard. 1884. explosion, probably a bomb, rocked the interna­ the same— differences would show. Two weeks ago in Brazil, remains to open a restaurant must drop his girtf- were exhumed from a grave of a 1979 [HBO] Wothln* hir Paanuta Two teana- Rated R tional departure terminal at Frankfurt Airport Profeasor Dakar Gruener of the gars bacoma attracted to one another, but riend ar>d fWtd a nice Jewish girl in order for his unde to bankroN him. EMott (aouid. [USA]saona today, killing and injuring several people and Institute for Forensic Medicine in Kiel, drownlBg victim that poUce said they diffarancaa in thak backgrounda may be to were virtually certain was Mengele. much to handto. Margaux Hemir>gwsy. Sid Caesar. 1984. 1 0 : 1 5 P M 0 at. Etoawham An old causing extensive damage, authorities said. West Germany, told reporters today hia Rat4d R. ^ ^ Forensic experts in Sao Paulo are [USA] RwBo 1990 friend of Dr. AuachUntkr-s comos to St. A fire department spokesman said the blast colleague. Dr. RidiardHelmer, will use [M AX] MOVIE: -Wholly Mo m - Holy Ekgiua in hte search for a Udnay donor for was almost certainly caused by a bomb. Few the technique to positively identify the now tryiag to identify the remains 7 :3 0 P M C£ PM Magazbia .Land tourists stumble onto a lost text arrd an African tioy. (R) (60 min.) / details were immediately available but authori­ remains. The technique waa developed positively. ( £ Archia Bunkar-a Place brcome transformed into its characters. [DIS] Short Faature Djudiov Moore. Larame Newman. Richard ties confirmed there had been deaths and at the Kiel institute. Rolf Mengele broke hia aUenoe last CD Whaal of Fortuna ^ o r . Rated PG. 1 0 :3 0 P M 0 Dick Van Oyko injuries. ’They could provide no casualty figures. Helmer is part of a team of w e rt to say be believed the skeleton (0) Major Laagua Baaaball: Now York [Vm C] MOVIE: -I Lovo You. ABco B. 0 24 Horae ^ (omHl in the grave was that of hia father. Vanhaaa at Baltimore The spokesman said a fleet of ambulances, fire international experts trying to verify ToMas' A middle-aged lawyer leaves con­ [DIS] FoSow Ue... to DIanay FRANK AND ERNEST Sbf Bob Thavas engines and a rescue helicopter were sent to the 0 A l In tha Family vention behind him ar>d joirts the hippie Kfe. that a man who drowned in Brasil in He told Bunte lUuatrierte, which be airport, 10 miles south of the city and acjjacent to 0 M*A*S*H , Peter Sellers. Leigh Taylor-Young. Joyce 11:00PM (X )(E000N aw a 1979 waa Mengele, the notorioua “ Angel gave hundreds of documenta, that the Van Patten. 1968. Rat^ R. the sprawling Rhein-Main U.S. Air Base. An of Death” reapooalble for the deaths of 0 0 Major Laagua Baaabalt: Boaion (X) WKRP in anekmati COUNCIL OF X fcis/ow--- family always knew where his father at Datmit [USA] Tomo II)PhBSa«orB airport spokesman said the explosion went off at 400,000 people at the Anaefawits concen­ waa hidliig and sent him money. He said 2.-42 p.m. in the international terminal and blew 0BamayM Mar 8 : 3 0 P M CX) Caml Bumott 0OddCoupto ^P^CONONIC ADVISERS tration camp. the Odessa organiiation, the main UPI prioto IS) Wild World of Animate C£ Sato of tha Cantufy 0TwMghtZono c a n H A V f out all the windows: Two of the authenticated pictures of underground group supporting Nazi [CNN] Cmaafka [Dl^] Moustarptoca Thaatar 0 D r . Who Mengele — a man with a thick, greying exiles, never helped the former Ausch­ A Sao Paulo Federal Police official holds up a trench coat which [ESP,N] bwlda tha POA Tour 0 M -A -S -H A T A X " C U T Agca impileataa 3rd aaaallant mustache — posing with his aon, Rolf, witz coDoentration cam p doctor. 9 : 0 0 ‘P M C X )M a n G > ^ belonged to the man suspected of being Nazi war criminal Joaef [USA] Dragnet 0 MOVK: -Charito Chan-a IMinlar during a 1977 visit to Sao Paulo. Rolf Mengele attributed hia father’s (X) 0 Dyfwsty (CC) Kiyslto is drnton Cndaa* Charito atalit a murdarar on boord ROME (UPI) — Convicted papal assailant In an interview publisbed Tueaday, •ucceas in eluding authorities to a Mengele. The coat was discovered during a police search of the' 8:00 PM 3) MOVIE:-Calamity Jana- > further into tbs arms of Ogniat by Blaka’s i/fepy a knury biar and aknoat mtoaaa. Sidney Mehmet AU Agca told a court Wednesday there Thia drama traces the courtship of M ar^ Rolf Mengele, 41, told the weekly Bunte m otest Ufeatyle. home of Wolfran and Liselotte Bossert. rscant bahavior. (R| (60 mki.) Tolar, Robert Lowary. 1S40 was a third teiroHat in St. Peter’s Square the day [C N N ] Moneyfhto he shot Pope John Paul II. [DIS] MOVK: -The BoaXiiBto- An Agca said the third man was brought to the accid>nt-pronv Coast (jMsrd anaign must square by fellow Gray Wolves terrorist Oral Authorities find conttod with a baautiful girl, stdan jiwali CeUk, who he pinfMinted earlier in photographs of WALTER CRONKITE and a myattrioua Japanitaa paarf (Avar. .Roban Mbrsa. Stafania Powars. PNI Si- the crowd attending the general audience at REPORTS ______'vars. 1970. Ratad G. WMTHNOR ®by DIcii CavaBi which the pope was wound^ M ay IS, 1981. bodies beiieved (HBO) Not Nscaaaarihr Umi Nawa "Yea, there was a third person,” Agca testified. r KNOWYCU CCNYUKE T V H A S D O N E FRESH BAKED .Walter Cronkite- travels to [U S A ] Gong Show w ax, WITHOUT TV NOBODY “ Oral CeUk brought this one. Oral O lik caUed Europe and the Middle East to TV, BUT ITte NCfT A LOTOF FOR WOULD KNOW W HAT OUR. 11:15PM 0Raportar 41 him Aklf.” examine the, growing war of AS aADAS'rOtlTHIMK. QOODTHIIsK^S. INSTANCE» NATIONAL ANTHBW IS. Asked by Judge Severino Santiaplchi what role to be Americans terrorism, on CBS Reports: 1 1 : 3 0 P M GDThraa'e Compony the third man had, Agca said Akif was to set off \ Y / 'i-Terrorism: War In the (X )M a h "panic bombs” to facilitate the escaiie after the GUADALAJARA, Mexico (UPI) — PoUce have Shadows.-- WEDNESDAY, ( I ) 0 ABC News UNghdlns attack. Agca said earlier Celik carried the panic uncovered wliat they believe to be tlie remains of two ilUNE 19 • (X ) Duma A ASan bombs and he could not explain why a photograph Americans klUed by Mexican narcotlca amugglers (9 ) Honaymoonara he claimed was Celik fleeing the square did not who mistook them for U.S. narcotlca agents. A judicial poUce apokeaman aald that what CROISSANTS (iHEpK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 0 Leave It to Beaver. show the bombs. N ow you can get Dunkin’Donuts freshness authorities believe to be the bodies of John Walker, 95, 0 0 ToniWit Show of MUnneapoUa and Alberto Radelat, 93, of Fort Worth, in our rich, flaky croissants. 0 Hogen'e Haroaa T^xaa, were unearthed Tuesday from a weU in the San 0 PaBcula:-Ye Be Outon ErW'Angatca Wk Gold daalar alain on TV Itidro Masatepec Park north of Guadalajara, 900 Maria. Claudia Itlaa, Octavio Oatoido. OSAKA, Japan — Two men shouting ‘ 'you die’ ’ Our fresh baked croisseints are 0 MacNaB/lahrar Nawahoor \ miles northwest of Mexico City. forced their way into the apartment of a gold Both men were last seen Jan. 90 at La Langoata, a as delicious plain as they are (C N N ] Bpacta TonlBbl \ dealer suspected of bilking customers out of Guadalajara restaurant that is a known hangout for [ESPN] Spenaeanttr ,\ in our other tempting varieties. millions of dollars and stabbed him to death with membera of Mexico’s drug underworld. (HBO) MOVIE:'Oreysaaba: The LaB^nd A stro g ra p h a bayonet, police said. Although the bodies were not yet found, drug Perhaps you’ll select almond. ofTatan.LordefllwApas’ lCCIAnar- Television cameramen waiting outaide the phaiwd youth ratoad by apaa to dtocovarad kingpins Rafael Caro Quintero and Eraesto Fonseca O r fruit-filled. O r chocolate. The C r o s s w o r d by an aaplorar and ratumad tohto home In victim ’s apartment building filmed part of the were aiTaigned last week on riiargea of kilUng the two JwwaB,19B8 Nothing wHI bo galnad by raofwnlng PISCES (Fab. 20 March 30) It may ba England. Chrtatophar Lambert, Sir Ralph assault Tuesday. The footage was later broadcast men after they atumMed into a private party at La choice is yours. To take home or fOjiardaon, Ian Holm. 1984. Rated FG. wounda. your lot today to ctoar up aavoral dia. nationwide. The pair told authorities they were RacognHIon and rawarda long ovardua Langoata. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Ooriiy PadT A Sovtol u a i u (flapl. 29.0eL 32) This la not a taataful chorea. Don't compound your enjoy served warm at our ccxinter. 3 Oil axportar Anawar to Provioua Puzzto wW atari coming your way In tha yaar good day for you to gat too’Involvad with members of an ultra-conservative group called Caro ()ub)toro also ia charged with murtering U.S. ACROSS poica kiapactor tries to Bnd tha parson ahaad. Don't wrlta off projaeta or vart- discomfort by approaching this work whh 4 Pillaga rrlandt businatawlaa. Maintain a dMdor a nagativo atthudo. "Seishinkal,” or Honest Men’s Club, but |x>Uce Drug Enforcement Admlniitmtion agent Enrique At these special savings, now is □EH0E3 ClClCn tZOB who burled thiao AviUtafsd bodtoski Mo^ turaa In which ]rou'va Invaatad conaldar- 1 Moor 5 Small bit of cow-a Gorky Park. WRtom Hurt Lea Map , batwaan your social and commarclal AMBE (Maroh 21.AprN 10) InvoatmanI declined to comment on a motive for the slaying. Omarena Salaxar, who waa kidnapped Feb. 7 In abta tlma. QEEEIE (May 21.Juna 99) kiloraata. the time to try theih! S Qloom food □nnD iiDQi:] □□□ vki, Brian Darmaliy. 1983. Rated R.'' Maaaura tha aavarHy ofryour atafamanta propoaltlons must botarafully acroanad. Guadalajara. C^amarena’t battered body was found in 9 Suparlativs suf. 6 Arrow poiaon □□□□ dElDDDDEaC] [TM C ] MOVIE: -Tha Lonaly lady' A SCORPIO (OeL 9t.Nov. 22) WhHa you'll Do nothing Impulsivaty bacausa aoma: today ao that ]rou say nothing harah that ba vary capabto today, you may bo a ahaUow grave leaa than a month Inter. fix succaasful acraarwwttar ihocka avaryona could Irrltata your Ualanar. P m 't toava a thing that looks good on the surfaco may * Walaaa kaapa allant In court 7 Soak flax □DO BBOD DDDD tamptad to tol mora objoctlvaa than tlma Enrique Arenal Alonzo, deputy to the Mexienn by tsEng exactly how aha reached tha top. bad Impraaalon. Know whara to look for ba )ust a facade. .... C O U P O N i i . .. — ...C O U PO N ...^ 12 Tropical 8 Up to tha 4g □ D B n B n B D O Pto Zadors, Lloyd Bochnar, BU Beach. or elrcumtfanooa pormH you to attain. GDANSK, Poland — Solidarity founder Lech attorney general, aald Caro Quintero and Fonaeca, groupar romanoa and you-H find It. -Tha Aatro- TAURUS (Aprs 3IMIIay 20) Todaya jointa (comp, 1983. Ratad R. Thia could toad to fruafrallon. praaauroa are likely to coma from family Walesa was threatened with poaaible criminal alao held in connection with the Camarena murder, BUY ANY'THREE ! [ p u r c h a s e ANY VARIETY | 13 Abdvaboard DBBB BBBO B Qraplt-Malchmakar aal ingtantly ravaali wd.) [USA] Make IMa Laugh ■ which al|fw ara romantically parfact for SAOiTTARRIf (Nav. 29«pe. 21) Allow ralatad mattart. They can bn oontidara. charges today after he refused to answer both admitted that they had ordered the two men UShssp BBDB BDCIBC] frtonda tha opportunity to. think lor tham. CROISSANTS AND I I CROISSANT AND GET A I - 9 Ohoatly 12:00AM (XlMshlHsal you. M a B ^ tq Aatro-Qraph. Box 489, My laaaanad It you’ra tolarant. Kaap your questions from a state prosecutor investigating killed. IS Fancy aalvaa today, avan H you foal your Idaas 10 Bartar BBOOB BDOB Radio City Station. Naw York, NY 10019. tamper In ohack. the activities of the now-outlawed trade union. U.S. Ambasaador John Gavin has said (jaro 17Flad arc tuporlor. Arrogaiioa broada o|>poal- 11 Wigwam S D O D U D B L U r N F A l ® CANCER (Juba 21.July. 39) Ba doubly “ I did not even say ’GocKi morning’ to the Quintero may have mistaken Walker and Radelat (or GET ONE FREE I ! FREE ! 1B Japtnsas coin llon. , 19 Ovar (poat) BOBD wary m your cOmmarclal daaHnga today prosecutor,” the Nobel Peace Prise laureate told U.S. drug agents. 19 Curly tottsr S ao that you don't got ahortchangad. CAPRICORN (Doe. 22.Jan. 19) In an area Of caana monay lan’l ayarythlBf Good at parndpatlng Dunkin’ Donuts shops One CUP OF COFFEE 21 Mild oath, in QQBB BBDO DBB 0 MOVIE: -Dastbiy of a Wpman- Tha re)M>rters as he left the (x>urthouse after the Joae Francisco ViUa, deputy director of investiga- coupon p«r customer. Cannot be combined with any 20 Biblioal land Carofufly acrutiniza marchaiKlIaa bofora whara you aharo a vaalad Irifaraat with — bat if yen bave aa abaadaape al ollmoliet 9 OZ. COUNTER OR TAKE-OUT Britain mayor of a amal Southwaatam town must ^ 30-mlnute session. tiona for the attorney genem l'a office, snM he believed I I I 22 Rathar than □□□BODDO BDBO making a purchaaa. aiKrihar, an old problam may make Its Ibe ataff yoa caa get meat of wbatr U M IT: a eflws yer eeepen Good at participating Dunkin' Donuts shops. Cannot 22 (>>mpata point deal with tha varied probtoma of Me eftt- Aides said the summons ordering Walesa to the bodies were th w of the two American men be combined with any other offer One coupon per Ipoat) □BD OOnO OODB LEO (July SS-Aug. 22) Evanta might not praaanoa fait again today. Treat this altu- aver It la yoa'ra atUl mltalBg, o r m GOOD: hvm inxm 23 Zaa Zaa-a aiatar zantv. Anthony Qubm, Mka Farrat, IMals atlon lactfuNy. ap|)ear Indicated he was sus(>ected of involve­ beimuae they were (bund with tennis shoes and boots I I customer. Limit one cup per purchase I 23 Tokyo-a formar □ □ □ O D B D □ 'RE Powara, Paisr Marfey. 1971 go asi smoothly for you as you hopa 24 Paraon-a 2J today, byt try not tovnaka your diaplaaa ment in a ’’disbanded organisation” and of sim ilar to those worn by W alker and Radelat. B t , U . T . 1CMYIU,. Rd., yjSJn nama 0 Dtooroo Court AQUARNM (Jan. 10.Palk, 19) Oaoltlona Vernon OFTER GOOD: Thni T/11/0 I mannar, lira loo avidant. Chuokla, ovan If R hurta. pradicatad upon apttaful motivao or tha ’’disturbing the peace.” Forenaic apeciallata were expected to examine 24 Flowara 33 Ooaa off path 49 Franoh rivar U l EnHekl St., Enfield 0 Charito's Angaia VNIOO (Aug. 2S.EapL 23) Today don't daaira to gat ovan whh qomaona you tool Walesa attended a February meeting of dental charts and fingerprints to detonolne if the 27 Faudal outfita 25 Part of tha aya 38 Small Intot SONIbbtoa 21S Silas Deane Highway. [CN N ] Nayanlgfit roaaurract an oM. volatlla laaua on.wMoh haa w r o n ^ you could hava a boom* ® I 32 Vlna.eovarad 26 Ckxn factory 40 Hand ' 61 8cottiali.0aalic Solidarity leaders where a strike to protest decompoaed bodies were thoae of the two Americans. Wethersfield [ESPN] Sports Fooua JuBus Ervfng you and a friandihbvo navw apraafl arang offact. Ba forgiving. 1084 Main St.. East Hartford 34 So (Scot.) 28 Doairt-f axiat Imptomant 52 Emarald lato government-ordered food price hikea was dis­ Felipe Florae, spokesman (or the Jalisco state DONUTS,. I [U SA ] Radto 1890 4N New Park Ave.. West 35 Oimpany (Fr., (com.) 42 Hara (Fr.) 53 Made breeze cussed. Solidarity has also urged Polish workers attorney geneml’a office, toM reporters that police I And baked goods, toof | abbr.) 29 Holy Imaga 43 Wantad (al.| 54 Mrs. Truman 1 2 : 3 0 A M (X )To Ba Announssd to strike July 1 when meat prices are to rise 15 found what was Uttle more than the bones of two men. 39 Pottic 30 Ona (Oar.) 47 Oarmtn artioto B7 Utility 0 CHIPa Patrol percent. The bodiet also were wrapped in carpet, which 24 HOURS. 7 dT y S A WEEK " contraction 31 Fortunatsltor 40 Cootor S8 Mato oat 0 Lata Night wWi David LattarmanTo- B rid g e inveatigators aaid moat likely had come from a car nl(fH-s guaat to John Watara. (60 min.| trunk. 37Saabird 1 2 1 4 1 la 10 11 39 Call 0 M a u d a 41 Cluittmaa 12 [ESPN] Tennis Magailni NORTH a-tajt 1 Too, much help of the diamond three waa from four 44 SoiMthlng [USA] CandM Camaia ' GKQT2 • ' or five dlamoqda, then Bast could not Quiet neighbor is fugitive IB rantorkabls 17 12:45 AM (DI8]d t v ‘ PAlOtff bave more than two cluba. Suiting iiig MONEY SAVING COUPON! 49 Spy group ♦ 4 for opponehts action to bit thinking, declarer played 16 1 :0 0 A M (X) MOVIE: -OoManrad' A , 4>K106 POTT8TOWN, Pa. (UPI) - ■ince, m arrying a local woman and (abbrj atory about tha brsak-up of a msrriags ang the ace and king od cluba, and tnm By JaRMaJace^ ' Raymond Philip Wilson, who "basically hearing a low profile.” 49 Nigtrian city tha reuniting of a famiy. DoivmI v Hhodaa, WEST ’ kAST eilted with a trump which B ait had 2 ^ [ broke out of prison 19 years ago He even uaad hts lual name. on Heinz vinegar for Pickling. 48 Qfpgk ration Ian McMRan, Patricia Campbai. 1977 4994 4962 Tha atandard lead from a plain suit to win. Stripped of all black carte and 91 Uot quaah of 49 I 4QJ9 . lacking a aequence haa from time while serving a Ufa aentence (or “Everyone said he was a real 24 QD Flatva 1 of trump, napleaa IBh«t now had to T u r S ijrn o w p r ^ c,jp ’ ^vest l T T T ' S f’Pf* Lpnpx.i kS 66219 i 9 H ' <392 2021 2B 24 23 30 31 ♦ Q9722 9X71096 ' murdering a wealthy widow, good neighbor, the kind of guy who •pMn (mniamorUl been fo u rt^ e ft. There play a (Uamoiid, enabling declarer !to (D Sabit V 4QJ7I , 492 ^ ' :aettled into a quiet life as a would help you carry in the 52 0oe«nt 32 U ft itrong argument that thin lead trump In hia hand while dlacaidlng 2S 0 Bamay MBIar ^ ’’mild-mannered” man who groceries or ahoval the snow out of SB 102, Roman SOUTH ahould not be used ,againat a slam dummy’a lone remaining cinh. I MAMJFACTMREflCOUPON I EXPIRES6/M/86 0 F ta h tended his garden and helped hia your driveway,” Derr said. 699SSC 99 Fanea opanbig 3t 40 4AJI0 . contract. Not ualng a fourth-bett lead If defendert’ leads agalnM aia«)ia 2 S 0 0 FBm/Blan-Off ' nelghhora. By the tinM Wilaon eacapad from 91 Sixth aanaa *. 4K,7qi * ahould make It more difficult for ware random rather than fourth-beat, 41 0 Unhranhy Panpaodva ■ 9A8 ’’The whole neighborhood was priaon, ha had already aarvad (abbr.) 42 44 • declarer to count the hand. Of courae declarer might think that Weat could (CNMCraaaflm 4A984 ". shocked,” Police Detective James nearly 90 yeara of a Ufa sentence 90 Exiatanoa (U U tha aauM difficulty would exlat for bave had aU or even seven riUpnny^ \SAVE2SP 4$ 47 j ;Derr said Tueaday after Wilaon’s (or the ItSS robbery and strangling '01 Haw matarlala * (ESPN] FlaMn’ Hola ‘Vu)nerabl9: Bgth the laader’a partner. , originally. Before caihlng the high On K Gallon or Gallon . arrest. of Lulubel Roaaman, 79, In her 25

" resist arrest. Bocauae Wilaon never used a u tt ic it ri stpcV 10 COM COUPON ntb you rsMi (abbr.), • a [•4 'Piwa buikooient MtotUiiihJSiMpiNllDicustomof QD Anylldng for Money I VINEGAR 2*Rhrarln tha Jack, and overtook the spate 10 Police said Wilaon moved to (alao name, ba waa relatively easy 0 IndaBandaM Nawa Opening lead: 49 with dummy’a .queen. East followed -Pottatown about 1V6 years after hli to locate once police learned ( C ) l9 8 a by NEA Inc. 19 366499 0 ‘OaapadMa to aU throe apadea. U the opening lead Doughnut: a mlaar. aacape and had lived there, ablock through an Informant of hii 2 5 ^ (M b the local police sUtlon, ever general whereabouts, Derr aald. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 19.19S5 - SI

W - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 19.1W5 Convocation cancallad Connecticut in Brief BUSINESS Mother Teresa takes HI Brtnnan rtiumt to btnch duty FARM INGTON (U P I) - Uni- UoB, “ everything down to SM l , M InvlutloM tor the oonvoon- HARTFORD - Superior Court Judge John D. Brennan who Actions taken this year could reap tax savings v e r ti^ of ConnocUcut officiala u y umbrellas In case of rain.” tlon, where CanaonetU nhd Gov. reaigned as deputy chief court administrator last month, will The convocation was to have William A. O'NelU. the ex-eMlelo they are disappointed a sudden return to duty as a trial Judge on July 10. 55 before January 1987. No more capital gain, no more taxed to you each year as it accrues — even though been held In a large tent on the preeldent of the UOom board ol No matter how Congrasi changes the almost illness will prevent Nobel laureate Brennan, who reaigned amid a furor over a grand Juiy report 10-year averaging, no more deferred treatment on you don't actually receive It. In ihort, the yearly health center grounds In Farming- tmetoao. were to have conterred unbelievably complex tax legislation President Mother Teresa from receiving an he released crlticlied the abilities of the state securities in lump-sum payouts. You still could roll buildup In the value of the annuity would no longer be honorary degree from the school ton and was one of the few public the d e g m . Reagan has proposed under the guise ot “ simplifica­ prlmarly serve In courts in Danielson and in the Wlllimantic Your over the money into an IRA. In brief, the payouts tax deferred. This change would apply to Income activities Mother Tereaa planned Bom In Albania. Mother Tereaa tion,” you can come out a winner. You must become today. section of Windham, It was announced Tuesday. would be fully and immediately taxable (unless rolled accruing after 1985. However. It would not apply to UConn officials had invited S.SOO during a visit to the United States. of Calcutta haa received Interna­ acutely aware that winning is a matter of timing — annuity contracts purchased before the change la Brennan, 01, had said when ho stepped down from w Money's over into an IR A ). The message to you is clear. people to a convocation set for Rawles said officials hope to tional recognition for her work timing all your activities to cash In on any aihnlnlatratlve post he might seek senior Judge status but adopt^ by the tax-writing committees. today at the UConn Health Center present the honorary doctor of with the poor and dying. opportunitiea for tax breaka. You muat be ready to act Worth a TAX CREDIT FOR EQUIPMENT PUR­ but received word Tueeday even­ humane letters degree at a later Dr. Jeremiah J. Lowney Jr., decided to return to dally court work. in the remaining monthi of 19S8. CHASES: The Investment tax credit ia wiped off the a E N E R G Y CREDIT: You may have only one last ing that the 74-year-old nun would date. “ We hope ao, that's a chalnnan of the alato Board ol Last December. Brennan, a Judge since 1076, issued a report While moat of Reagan's propoaala w ill, be Sylvia Porter books under the administration proposal. The credit chance to pick up an energy credit. Let's say you plan be unable to attend. po^bllity. We (loo't know, that Govemora tor H l^ r Bducatlon. charging state police had spread unfounded rumors « ^ t unrecogniiable when a tax law does go on tho book, would still be available for property acquired during to boost the insulation in your home, put in new storm "She has expressed her grati­ depends on her schedule” and had been instrumental la Mother gambling at a country club partially owned by former Cmef' aaiume for the sake of tax aavinga that what he 19S5, but not thereafter. So, say your company is about windows or install a solar energy system. tude for the honor of our invitation other factors, Rawles said. Teresa’s agreeing to accept an JuaUoe John A. Spealale. It set off a feud between the state police proposes will be enacted. On that premise, here are to buy equipment. The usual way you would handle Do everything possible to get the work done before and her sorrow at not being able to Rawles said the Illness which honomry degree from UCoan. and CUef State’s Attorney Austin J. McGuigan. vital tips to guide you during the balance of ISSS, rocelpts, you can uie the government's optional sales this would be to take the investment credit as a the end of 19SS, for by doing it this year, you will be attend,” said Dr. Andrew J. forced Mother Teresa to cancel the lAwney. an orthodontist, haa State police later issued a report of their own which questioned which I prepared with the aid of Eli J. Warach, tax tablaa to figure your deduction. Also, today you dollar-for-doUar credit against tax and write off the able to qualify for the residential energy credit. This Is Cansonetti, president of the UConn visit to Connecticut wasn’t sped- visited Port au Prince. Haiti, tor many of Brennan’s findings and challenged the way Brennan and divisional editor In chief of Prentice-Hall. can deduct the aalea tax paid on five specific big-ticket actual cost of the equipment through depreciation a dollar-for-dollar reduction in your tax bill. Board of Trustees. fled to UConn officials, but from four yoara to provide dental care to McQulgan handled the Investigation. items: auto, boat, motorhome, airplane, motorcycle, deductions. The regular energy credit Is 15 percent of the first Beth Rawles, director of institu­ reading articles on the nun she children and adults at a clinic run e LAST CHANCE 8ALEI TAX DEDUCTIONS: If as well as materials bought to build a new home. Under the circumstances, you may want to buy your $2,000 of qualifi^ expenses. Maximum credit is $300 tional relations at the Health understands Mother Teresa by the Missionaries of Charity, the you are planning to buy a car or boat, to buy it this So, If you're planning to buy a big-ticket item late in try equipment this year. You should get the investment per primary residence. The credit for InsUlling solar MOTHER TERESA Center, said all arrangements had suffers from angina. religious order founded by Mother year. Reason: The proposed tax changes could 1995 or early 1996, it makes tax sense to buy in 'S5, even credit, bigger depreciation deductions, and those (or wind-energy) equipment Is much larger— a full 40 ... gets degree later been completed for the convoca- UConn officials sent out about Teresa. 8 tat« Mtt proper EDB levels drastically increase the cost of this big-ticket Item. to finance it. deductions will be worth more this year, too. Again, percent of the first $10,000 of expenses. Knocked out would be the Income tax deduction for HARTFORD — The state Department of Health Servicel has you cannot miss the message! This is big-time tax savings. But under the sales taxes. Today, sales taxes are deductible as a TAX OVERHAUL: Three out of four breaka go aet allowable levels of the pesticide EDB in drinking water while president's proposals, the residential energy credit itemised expenses, and they're virtually automatic down the tubes starting with payouts on or after Jan. Two candidates rejected e ANNUITY INCOME: Annuity Income would be would expire at the end of 1985. acknowledging that no level Is considered safe. deductions as well. Instead of keeping all your aalea 1,1966 — with a phase-in for taxpayerf who reach age ■rbe level for ethylene dlbromlde of one-tenth part per billion was accepted Tuesday by the Legislature's Regulations R e v i^ Committee In approving emergency regulations to deal with the Half-priced fares offered First juror picked in rape trial p r^ em 'of polluted drinking water. Buaineae EliOB. known to cause cancer In laboratory animals, was used factory worker who formerly in Connecticut between 1046 and 1063, chiefly as an Insecticide to Bv Lydo Phillips The cases of the six other ior Court Judge Julius J. Kremski In Brief United aims to coax customers back worked as an exotic dancer, did not protect the state’s tobacco crops from rotworm. United Press International suspects will be heard separately continues today. appear. 'The chemical, also used as an additive in leaded asollne, has under an order issued last year by Warren, who owns a motorcycle rebate on tickets already purchased for state in the country, said the response The defendants, each of whom Is been found in concentrations ranging from one-tenth to seven By Roz Litton shortening of the normal SO-day ad­ WATERBURY - The first of a Superior Court Judge. repair shop, was in court with his Rogort toot lowor •amingt from consumers to its fare-slashing has free on tSk.MO boiid. could face up Unitad Press Intarnatlonal vance purchase period for “ ultra- the July 1-July 7 period. eight Jurors has been chosen for Prosecutors contend the woman wife Barbara. They have two parts per billion in 330 private wells and four public wells serving ROGERS — Rogers Corp. has reported that been “ very strong.” to 40 years In prison If convicted. saver” tickets to seven days through The pilots' strike that ended June 14 the first trial stemming from the was raped and sodomiied In the children. The victim, a 31-year-old 12,000 state residents, Weinstein said. "Based on the last 24 hours, w e've had second-quarter sales will be down from earlier United Airlines, scrambling to rec­ the end of this month and free upgi'ades p a r^ United's daily domestic flights to alleged gang rape of a former Naugatuck club by several Weinstein said the allowable level of one-tenth part per billon is a powerful response from consumers,” expectations and earnings lower than in the over from a 29-iuiecticut “ The determination to affiliate with Dwight was 11:00 Long Jump (MHS) 3:00 50 lb. Weight Throw/Natlonal technology wafers for cleaning In a speeds up to 3-million characters a 3:55 aOOM (WHS, WO. MHS. MO) Bank and Trust Co. were elected to top-level predicated upon an apparent lack of due care in P.M. Shot Put (M O) Championship (MO) positions Tuesday in a move proinpted by the seeking Information upm which to base an informed second. At this rate, the equivalent of 100M Dash, Finals (WHS, WO. MHS, MO) 4:20 5000M, Top 15 Times (MO) “scrubber." Later, thin films of metal are 12:10 ...... — ------• Javelin (WO) 3:30 Triple Jump (WO) 12:30 Distance Medley. Top 10 Teams (MO) 4:35 200M Dash, Finals (WHS. WO. MHS, MO) bank's merger last week wiUi Bank of New Judgment, a lack of understanding of certain aspects deposited on the wafers to form two 500-page novels could be "read” in Discus (MHS) 12:45 -200M Dash, Trials* (MHS, MO. WHS, WO) 4:50 4x400 (WHS. WO, MHS. MO) P M 4:00 England. of either the contract itaeU or pertinent portions of the magnetic windings used in the com­ a second. 5:25 4x800 (MO) 1 ^ Discus (MO) ’The board of directors of Connecticut Bank and Dwight bylaws, a failure to ensure that no conflict of 1:30 Opening Ceremonies pany's new 3480 magnetic tape subsys­ 1:35 Sprint Medley (MO) ‘ Top e times advanced to finals. High Jump, starting height F I V (MHS) New all weather track and jumping area Trust Co. elected Gordon I. Ulm er as chairman interest existed among any members of the board of and chief executive officer of the bank and James directors... and a failure to comply With the mandates (M O) - Men’s Open (MHS) - Men's High School Thu Paid For And Sponsored By The FolUnoing: only Vk inch needle spikes allowed. F. McNally as president. of the Ckinnectlcut statutes relating to the permanent (W O) - Women's Open (WHS) - Women's High School Ulmer su cce^ Walter J. Connolly Jr., who dedication of aaseU,’’ Gillies wrote. Utility saved Dr. Loren J. Schneider, Podiatrist, became chairman and chief executive officer of "T h e conclusion is inescapable that the Healthcare SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - With is happy to announce in Miln strut the new holding company formed by the merger directors did not understand the overall substance or new, unidentified investora lined HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Friday of CBT and Boston-baaed Bank of New ramiflcatlona” of Uie acquiaition agreement. Gillies up, the Joint owners of the the relocation of his office to: "The Choicest Meats In Town" Minelioitir J. A. WHITE GLASS, INC. England. said. Seabrook nuclear plant contend KRAUSE FLORIST McNally, who Joined CBT in 1959 and waa completion of Seabrook's first 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101, Manchester 81 Olisill 81. Minehsitir • 040-7822 serving as vice chairman, suteeeda Ulmer as 817 Highland 8L. Minchattar • 6464877 n i smart M . SmclaMr • S4MHS ■MiBllli M 7-840 0 reactor is virtually assured. M M .C tTATI president. Ulmer Joined CBT in 1967 and became FedenI tood stanats For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the foot. Adults and Representatives of the 16 New children's foot ailments, Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer Toes. Dis­ president in October 1990. England utlliUea that own Sea­ CBT (Orp. and Bank ot Boston completed their The federal Food Stamp Program, started in 1963, eases of the skin, Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Injuries. IN OUR 50th YEAR enables low-income famines to buy more food brook said Tuesday the investors merger after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last would be willing to negotiate the HARVEST HIU PAG(A6 E STORE week upheld interstate banking laws in Connecti­ greater variety to improve their diets. U a household Emergencies seen same day. BOLAND BROTHERS, INC. Harvest HIH wHi match any advsrtlasd sals p r l^ DeCormler Motor Salea 0. F. REALE, INC. meets eligibility requirements, it receives food purchase of shares in the project cut and Masaachusetta. "A Firm That Haa Stood The Teat of Tima” lust bring In sny current dstad ad from a CT THE NAmE It NISSAN REALESTA11 ■tamps baaed on its net income and the number of from any owner forced to withhold 646-5153 package store smd we wRI mast or beat the prtoa. people in the household. or atop project payments. 80 Mapla 8t. MinehaitBr f 640-2047 m n r m m Tpka. ManaHaalar • 0404440 266 Brwd H . Maneheeler e 6484166 171 Sm II. SiMlintar • 60401 Network plans UAR CONSTRUCTION CO. MANCHESTER PACKING CO. move to state THgtrihatari of l ig u r Waiitg* UAR REALTY CO. NASSVF SPORIS CO. JAMES R. MeCAVAHAGR REALTY Great big bargains M f WbHnibH lb, liMiclmtgr a Md-MM *Tka Om I hi Nm * I M I M HMROsr "The Houae of Sporta Since 1944" ____ RssM m HW G CsaMMrsW Salas NEW YO RK (U P I) - CBS Inc. mtukb tlip ik . Hn HMHit; lAl 00 E . Canlar 8 t Manehaatar 287 Eaat Caatar IL. Manehaatar • 8464800 announced Tuesday it will relocate from a great little m arket HALL & MUSKA M l alain OL. Manaliaalar • M T-tlM moat of the headquarters opera­ 6484861 • 6484602 tions ot Its Educational and Profea- ■ional Publiahlng divialon from W J. IR I^ , Manhattan to suburban Westches­ SERVES ALL OF MANCHESTER A. RAYMOND ZERIO^ SONS / . Gorman, Clothier ter County in 1967. SBPswassM Eight Hundred end Eighty Seven Mein St. THE DESIGNERS TOUCH The company aaid the move will Moser Farms 400 Raw ttala Rd. Manehaatar • 6484168 Involve about 700 employees. 46 years of Quality Fuel Oil Service... I N Ha. Mala 8 t aitto aaraar si Miki IRlik OR Meneheeter 817 Omn Hud. Minehmir • 0474110 Jo Ann Berg, a CBS spokeswo­ 1% U w Fat Milk ,ri.*1.69 ______iBMkaalvallO-UN ______etsstoi man, said the move ia being mode 4 becauae the divlaton’a current leaae will expire and the building it ir Automatic Deliveries from your friondo ot — Quality occupiae ii to be torn down by 1SS7. PETERMAN BUILDING CO. Mmn'a Shop" No apecific site haa been picked In Cigarettes spGcks^3.39 ★ Will Call Deliveries tho oolom nooolff Comoro shop REGAL’S CUNUFFE AUTO BODY Weatchester. (125 gallon min.) 188 Adama 8 1. Manchaatar • 6404404 680 inaln a t Manahaatar • 048-7800 SOS Main ttroMl im n. TllMMIIi. $ "W e are consolidating our oper­ 6 60401 ations," Berg laid. “It makee Manohootor • S4S-2478 ■enae to do it in a fashion that can if Discounts Available (cash, QoMon Aga, Larga Tank) , give ua what we need.” 32 oz. Fountain Seda 49C “ Weatcheeter offera ua the best SHADY GLEN DONMJ) S. GENOVESI amenitiea possible,” abe said, DAIRY STORES TRAVEL TIME STRAND REALTY adding the fact that office apace ie 006 Hartford R d . Manahaatar • 6404728 50 percent cheaper in Weetchester Hot Dogs 2/89C Fuel Oil—Diesel— Kerosene 040 Mlddla T^ a - E - Manehaatar • 0404246 "Serving the Manaheelar area lor over SO yeara." 166 E M C n u r 61. S iM lM tir • 6474016 alee waa a factor. HALL & MUSKA, Inc. 800 iMdla Tpka. W , Manahaatar • 6484611 • aauiii The operations being moved are headquarters for a number of publishing heusea owned by CBS, m i n L ^ 28S nkMG TfkG. W. 24-hr.— 7 days ■uch ae the acbool and college O f f l l IlGachGtlir 623-3308 $ 1 0 2 AL SIEFFEm SENTRY REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER STATE BANK textbook operaUons of Holt, R i^ /Btn.market EMERQENCY SERVICE TV’S A APPUANCES .I!JPiiri^2*LWoma(oi»n Bank" BRAME8 PRINTING INC. hart ft Winston. The actual pub- 6 4 9 ^ 1 1 7 68 Eaat Contar 8 t Manahaatar • 6484080 700 Hartford R d . Manehaatar • l l a l ^ bouaea will remain in F U L L S E R V IC E gailorgallon Frank Maffe, owner 446 Hartlard Rdn MandiaatBr iivuSriLtda'.ttm curiwnt locations around the B47.Q0W V647-0008 iJi B - MANCHESTER HERALD. W edniday. June 1». I9M ..643-2711 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Classified.. Houseboid Goods Store/Otfice Spoce Business Opportunities 22 R a f e t For advertisements to be FATE Notices Situation Wanted 33 Resort Property Misc tor Sole published Monday, the dead­ m . Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Into. . 24 Misc. tor Rent Home and Garden Minimum Ctiarge: line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Personals...... 02 Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent Pets $3.00 tot one day 24 hour cosh oftor on your Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wonted Musicoi Items Per W o rd ; Eost Hartford — Now p r o i ^ — Coll: Crockett Listlno6.ona Hill Area, Auctions...... 04 Recreationoi items 1-2 days .20C Read Your Ad Rtoltv, 643-1577 for o Real Estate spocloui L-Ronch In do- quick dooll Antiques 3 5 days 18t Classified advertisements Services Tog Soles slroblooroa. Brioht sunny Homes tor Sale 31 6dovs 16( ore token by telephone os a first floor PR, 3 or 4 Services Ottered Wonted to Duv 26 days 12C Wanted House to Buy In Financial Condominiums 32 convenience. Bedrooms, 3'/^ baths, 3 Martin School District. 4 Lots/Land tor Sale 33 Painting/ Paper ing HfWPV A d t: The Manchester Herold is cor ottachod oaroao B or S bedrooms. 6476010. M ortgages...... IV Investment Property 34 Building/Contracting 53-00 per column inch Move In conditioni Personal Loans...... 13 responsible only for one incor- Business Property 35 Roofing/Siding rect^inserfion and then only 8114,800. Coll tor appoint­ Insurance...... 13 Resort Property 36 Heating/ Plumbing Automotive Deadlines ment. Century 3) Lindsey WANTIOTOlinr Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 for the site of the original Real Ectoto, 6486000. Would Hks 10 buy singlo or Flooring Cors Trucks for Sole For classified advertise insertion. muNI-fsniHy houss. OomN- Income To* Service Motorcycles Bicycles tlon not ImportaM. An kn- Rentals ments to be published Tues- Errors which do not lessen modlato hssslo frso tale Employment Services Wonted Rec Vehicles doy through Saturday, the This house hot all tho oouM be yourt. CeN todayl the value of the advertisement basics, m boths, 2 cor Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services deodline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on irUMBWILIfTm & Education For Sale Autos tor Rent Lease earooo, vinyl tldlna, Apartments for Rent 42 before publication. additionol insertion. treed lot, fully oppllancod 047-70U Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seasonal 61 Misc Automotive kltchon with brookfost bar, flroploctd llvine room with bulIMn book­ case, first floor family room, bullHn bar, rocose. Rentals Notices IHELPWANTHI HELP WANTED HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED F M M l i Ilghtlne and more. 888,800. Century 31 Jockston- Showcoso, 646-1316. m m o M D mSSt Carpentor-CoMnet AAoker Service Station Mechan­ Vocational Isiructor — Dental Monchostor Oral By owner — This 3 bed­ Ct888brWKAInc to work In shop and field. ics and Attendants, full or The AAoncheeter Board of Suroeons Position avotla- room Ranch In a lovely I S I J FOB BENT |UW T AND FOUND Apply tor this lob only If part time. Apply In per­ Educotlon Is seeking a blo. Bookksopor, compu­ neighborhood oftort on your ore experienced, or- Secretory/Typlst— Full son, 3S2 Spencer Street, vocotlonai Inetructtor to ter skills nscossory. Call sot-ln slisd kltchon, flro- Luxurious Brick Ranch— Kitchen privlitgot, park­ gonlxed, con work Inde­ time secretory for small Manchester. teach food services to 647-9926. plocsd living room, hard­ W X 23' living room with ing, mold torvico, clean, Ring found In the vicinity I HELP WANTED .y- CELEBRITY CIPHER of Heritage Savings & pendently and hove your one-person office. Must special education odolee- wood floors, some w/w 12' bay window, kltchon, aulot, 646-7066. C«l«brNy cryptOBTAfnA tr* orMtAd from ((uotatlonB by centt. Experience with Port time help wantsd for corpotlno, full finishod family room, solarium, fwitoue pAOplA. PA# and prAAent. EAch letlAMn tfte dphAr stAndB . Loan, Main Street, Man­ own tools. This Is a greot hove good typlne, spelling Reotonoble. o ja Easy assembly work I Saleelodv tor smoll wom­ Hovlno. Pella Brothers, bosomont, nicely londs- tar Anothar. roday’A A .’O AQUAli W. chester. 649-4517, ext. 294. lob tor the right person. and arithmetic skills. Du­ an's speckittv shop. Coll special educotlon stu­ 3-5 bedrooms. 5285400. We S600.00 per 100. Guaran­ 643-7405. copod fsnctd-ln yard and by CONNIE WIENER Yeor round employment ties IrKlude typing custo­ 649-5048. dents and food services Guorontec Our HousesI Mon Only. Control Loca­ teed Payment. No Expe- and benefits. Call 74^S317, mer Invoices and corres­ preferred. Must be wHIIng many more amenities. Blanchard and Rossetto, tion. Kltchon prlvllogos. rlence/No Soles. Details Floral Ooslanor or Aulst- “ K V T U T L LJVVTQA DTQKIKWA 8:30am to 5pm, Monday pondence, accounts Cleaning Help — Floor to obtain vocational certi­ Very convenient location. 646-2482. Parking avallablo. Secur­ send self-addressed thru Friday. recelvoble, bookkeeping, fication. Degree not re­ ont — Some oxporlsnce, 583,900. Principals only. ity and rtforoncos re­ stamped envelope; ELAN and carpet experience. full or port tlmo. Includes PERSONALS maintaining office flies, Also, general cleaning quired. Available Sep- 649-1347.______66 Duplex — Hurry and quired. 643-3693. FKOJ K 8.K., Y.l. TH N.FI. VITAL-173, 3418 Enter­ Real Estate Career answering the telephone temnber, 1905. Salary solos and store work. see this spacious homo on prise Rood, R . Pierce, FL personnel. Part time ev­ Apply In porson, Flowsr South Windsor — 5143,900. I'aarSw iB.. 6aaa.6<76l8». Change? Why not? Cold- and occeptlng customer enings or weekends. 643- 511,150 to 514,220. Contact the West SIdol 2 hooting Room For Rent — Nice PDLTHUPDKUJVW, UFJW ITD’U Reassure that special 33412. M r. Jock Pook, DIroctor, Fashion, 85 East Confer Unique 7 plus room Ranch well Banker Real Estate telephone orders. Call 5747. units. Wo Ouaronteo Our single family house In nice Lean aaacvntfcl AalMM- someone of your love by Glastonbury office has The Veivet Stable, Inc., Roglonal Occupotlonat 5troet, AAonchottor. Featuring: Boautlfully HousesI Blanchard and neighborhood, full use of p iNBMMIIMIMm telling the whole world Secretary/Receptlonlst— openings for agents. Will 6S94B04 tor appointment. Training Cantor, Mon- Landscaped Lot, Excel­ Rossetto, 646-2482. house. 1275 par month. FKOJ K X.T.B.” — LKUA how much you love them Doctor's office. East Hart­ Driver Wanted tor local lent Yard for Pool, All fBC rMiDinip train. Confidential Inte- Hartford Distributorship. Chottor, C T 647-3495. EOE. Lowncore Applicator Po­ Coll Ed, 648-2847. with the Manchester He­ ford, 4 day week. Light vlews. Ask for Manager, New Kitchen-Island with ITYCDT. Applicant must have sition. Over 5300 per week Vernon — Now Listing, 4 rald. Call the classified bookkeeping. Reply Box Rollond Charest. 521-8323. Help Wonted — Donut Jennair, Built-In Mlcro- Cleon driving record and starting salary. High year old 8 Room Colonial, Mancheeter Room for PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I have a lot of patience. I rarely department today and C, C/0 Manchester Bokor days or nights. 5chool diploma and good wove/Oven, Dishwasher, rent. Including stovo, ro- place your personal mes­ Herald. knowledge of greater Spacious first floor family f-. aatafOoft^ feel betrayed or diagruntlad. I don't get revved up.” - - Permanent Positions Handwork/Sewing— High school students, por­ driving record rsquirod. Garbage Disposal, In­ ftrlgorotor and linens. 550 sage. 643-2711, S:30am to Hartford. SV5 day work stant Hot Water, Vinyl room, deluxe kltchon, Ron Howard. ovalloble for Cashiers at Glastonbury toy factory week with good starting ter wanted ofternoons Agronomy background screened porch, 3 bed­ weekly plus 2 weeks secur­ 5:00pm. Receptlonlst/Secretary needs sewing machine op­ and wookonds. Apply MIs- Siding, Screened Porch, ity. 6466687. — 5 day week for busy real Xtra Mart Convenience pay and benefits. Call protorrod. Coll 649-0667 rooms, In ground pool, erators and hand finishers tor Donut, 255 Wost Mid­ tor Intorvisw and appoint­ Brick Patio, Family AH estate office. Must be able Stores. Port time day, Nick, S2M118. largo potlo dock and Mwiibpi evening and night shifts for quality toy line. Full dle Turnpike, 6469277. ment. Evorgrson Lawns. Room with Wood/Coal I7JQAR8/TRUCK8 to type. Knowledge of real Stove, Three Bedrooms, much morel Oftored at Lacy T PuNover available. Extra Income time or port time. Some Burr Bench Person, full 53 5lator Street, IA 9 I APARTMENTS FOR RALE estate preferred. Ideal for sewing experience neces­ Full and port hmo opon- Finished Recreation 5151400. U B R Realty Co., the non-octlve llciKised tor housewives, students time. Ability to handle AAanchostsr. 643-3682. IFOR RENT I ANNOUNCEMENTS or retirees. Apply In per­ sary. Call The Velvet Ings averitable In Mlllwork Room In Basement, Att­ real estate agent with the heavy ports. Experience ached 2 Car Garage with 80 Ford Bobcat — Good son or coll Hartford Rood. Stable, Inc., 659-6004 for required. Familiarity shopstwood window, en­ Lowncore Management Rockville rooms, hoot required skills. 646-1316. appointment. try door, counter shoo) Storage Loft. Sentry Real "Wall to Wall Inveetmont — 3 condition. 46500 miles. Emergency? In Manches­ Mrs. Jackston, Jackston- Manchester. 649-2337 and with aircraft parts help­ Trainee. Rapidly expand­ and hot water Included. tor skilled and unskilled Estate, 6436060. Value” Is soon through­ AM/FM cassette, olr. ter, dial 911 for fire, Showcase, 789 Main Main Street, Manchester, ful. Apply ot REB Indus­ ing lowncore company out this 4 Family, with Immediate occupancy. 81400 or best offer. 646 police, medical help. Street. 646-4566. Clerk Typist — Good tries, Inc., 184 Commerce workers. Uniforms, Insu­ seeks Individual tor man- Ont month's socurlty. 4599. rance, earned days, and East Hartford — 182400. nowtr roof, separate sys­ phone voice Is required. Street, Glastonbury or ogement trainee position. tems, appliances and lots 5300. 635-1306. Full time. Coll 528-9143. vocations ore some of the Just listed this extremely coll Personnel at 633-5271 The qualified candidate of Insulation. Moke your 1874 Chevy Novo. Custom. HELP WANTED EOE. between 10 and 3. EOE. benefits tor full time em­ will have a 2-4 year degree well maintained 6 room APARTMDITS ployees. Steady ytor- Cape with 2/3 bedrooms, move now. Realistically STDMEANO Automatic power steor- “LETS TALK’ In a related field or have priced at 5158,800. Strano Condo — Now carpets, FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE Boons Ino, dopondoblo. New Ex­ Daycare Center Nurse — round omplovmant ovoll- equal work experience. fireplaced llvine room, appliances, heat, rent cov- About Streno's success In selling snd how you can be Two Ppgninga enclosed back porch, pri­ Real Estate, 647-'SOLD*. haust. Very good condl- Monday thru Friday, oblo. Apply at C and 5 Salary commensurate trt down. One bedroom, a part of It. We’re aelling houaesTikeTr never before and Otstrlbutors, 1640 Route 5. vate yard and Inground Monchostor — Available Free Rent In tlon. 8000. 232-8407. Must have own tools POfmON 0PDNN6 lOom-lpm. Coll 643-5535. with experience. Call Vernon — 541400. Re­ 5375, two bedrooms, $495. LoMochlno Food Proces­ with our soon-to-atart Triraining Programrogramyoucai you can be a and ability to sot up and South Windsor, C T be- Evergreen Lawns, 649- pool. Coll for details. 523-1692. Immediately. One, two Monchostor— Prime sor. Never used. 535. 643- 1874 Ford Country Sedan, pert,______of the successful Strano'sStrands Sales TiTeam. Con- LAMMEN duced for Quick Solo. and throe bedfeom oport- operate Bridgeport and Mature woman needed to tweon lom and 4pm, •667 tor appointment and Sentry Real Estate, 643- spoce and locoflon. Now. 6001. Looks good, needs me­ sclentious, dependable, energetic full time sales as­ Mondov-Frldoy. 4060. Large bright 4 room Con­ nwnts. 8418, 8475, 5525, Hurry. 6ia-1447. Strawborrlos - Choponls Engine Lathe. First shift. TIm Tovm of Covantry iws a work In daycare center Interview. dominium with king-size Two Bodroom Apart­ chanical work. 5000 or sociates will feel right at homel For confidential inter- One machinist with potmon opsning tor one (1), ment, oil appliances, hoot and hot water In­ Bathroom Vanity, 66* For­ BroNwrs Strowberrlos • best otter. Coll after 6pm, Laborar. Tha a^loant muat coring for Infants. Mon­ bedroom, formal dining vlew...don't delay - call todayl welding background. Babysitter — To babysit Manchester — 5129,900. hoot, hot water, corpot- cluded. J.O . Real Eetoto, Store and Office space. mica Countortop with Pick your own. Ctarfc wa with uHKi- day thru Friday, morning Exporloncad Pointers room and patio, op- 646-1980. Stroot, South Windsor. Call Air Flo ' Inalrument Ing ilgM aqulpmant and Ota or afternoon shifts, 5 on# year old In my home New on the Marketl Ele­ Ing, otr conditioning. Coll Main St., Monchostor boso coMnot under sink Mr. Strano Wonted full time. L.A. gant 9 room English T u ­ plloncod kltchon, olr con­ with hoot. Excellent loco- Free containers fur- Company tor confiden­ alwHy to ^ a yarl^ of hours each storting 54 per Converse Inc., 646-3117. Monday through Friday, ditioning and pool. Close 647-1595. openina. Excellent condi­ MOTORCYCLES/ 8TRANO REAL ESTATE tial interview. 639-B456. ground awlntonanoa vpork: dor with 5 plus bedrooms, 3V^ Room Aportmont • tton. Max Grossman. 649- tion. 810. 646 6368. nlshod. Open iom to Ipm, a daaa d drluars H- hour. Coll 643-5535. 3pm-6pm, 52 hourly. Coll to highway B shopping. A BICYCLES 643-9540 otter 6pm. fireplaced study, master Private home, hoot, op- 5334. 643-7175. or until pickod out. No 647-‘‘80LD” EOC r oMaIn o TV Attendant— Port time Must to See. Joyce G. pllancos. Workine slnelo baofMfSL bedroom with sitting Monchostor— 3 Bodroom 4Roasonoblo. Large Upright Freezer. chlldran under 14. Please Excellant Opportunity tor ptrmonent lob In hospi­ Epstein Real Estate, 647- Duplex, all opplloncos, adult only. No peSs. chlld- coll 5»S741 tor latest Dirt Bicycle, Bluo Tokoro polsad college profes­ room, screened porch and 8250. Large Soto, 81SD. Aepneallana can ba oMalnad tal. Afternoon hours stort­ 3 car garage plus many parking, wall to wall cor- ron. Coll 643-28M. MonC hester — 2 room Information. Outlaw. Like new. 575. m ew Covanby Trnsn Qar- sional with good secretar­ ing 1:30. Floxiblo wee­ DU8INE88 646-4852. / agai 48 Oradbury Lana Cov- IOPPOHTUNITIE8 extras. Situated on pri­ potlng, close to shopping otfles tulto. first floor, Way below original cost. ial skills to work In Man­ kends and weekdays. Moncheeter — 106,800. A and busline. No pots. So­ M A N C H ES TE R - Spo- convenient location. S2SD« Coll MIko, 6461846 anliy, CT. chester office. Excellent vate porkllke grounds. Berry Patch Forms— NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED RasoonsIMo, honest and Call for an appointment. Rare Find. Newly deco­ curlty and rotorences re­ dous 2 bedroom apart­ monthly Including hoot, Strawberries, pick your AppNealtana nwal ba ra- benefits and solory. Coll T-ShIrt Printing Equip­ tonwd to ew Town Oaraga mature. Coll 646-1222, ext. Sentry Real Estate, 643- rated and remodeled 6 quired. 5575 per month, m ent. $550 m o n th ly Tho Hayes Corp., 6466131. FOR SALE own. Free containers. 1881 Harley Davidson XLS IN MANCHESTER AREA Karen Read at 278-7872. 2534, laova name and ment. 4-color printer, con­ by Jana aSUL 1888. No oOwr 4060. room, 3 bedroom, 2 both July 1st occupancy. Coll Indudot hoot, hot water Hours Oom-Opm dolly; Roadster — 2 tone, grey phono number. veyor dryer, exposing Capo on largo wooded lot 6496842 after 4pm. and electricitv. Security. Otflee/South Windsor — Swim pools worohoueo Sunday. Som-llnoon. with grey, 1800 mllet, Pirkatft Apt!.. Bardnar 81 MB Con you use an extra 875 unit and camera. Like near highway, butlino B Coll 6496930. Sullivan AvO. 2 largo 83,750. 1876 H o n ^ CB750 to 5125 weekly? Are you Stephen Street — Immac­ toresd to ditposs of now Ooktand Rood. Route 30, Small W. M U«t Tpki. all HlgMand 8L 8-167 Tba Toam o< Covanby la an Carpenters Helpers, No new condition with supp­ shopping. Coll today for o 7 Room Apartment tor rooms, olr condiflonina, South Windsor. Informa­ tour, many now ports. agual opportunity anptoyar. able to communicate well lies. Will train. 53400. ulate 3 bedroom alumi­ on/ground, 31 toot long 8ean Dr. experience necessary. num sided Colonial. Den, private showing. Joyce G. rent. Historic District 34 Locust St. -7 room omiplo parking, 5360 a tion, phone 6463478. Medium ParkSL 73-157 with other people? Then Year round work. Glas­ Phono 904-788-6647. Epetoln Rool Estate, 647- pools comploto with huoo fireplace, V/i baths and a Rockvlllo. Recently reno­ apartment. No appi lan­ month. 2366021 or 646 Large C h n fiN itS t all OaarbamDr. ' * 3 1 coll 647-9946, A6s. JoneS. tonbury orao, 633-2904. 8095.______sundocks, tondng, hl-rate 2 car garage. We Guaran­ vated. 8SSD/month plus ces. No pels. 5550 plus 3877. tutors, pump, ladders, Lombardo's Berry RECREATION RaeiMal Rd. all Flag Dr. utilities. Security re­ utilities. Security. Coll Boskotto Strowberrlos, Typesetter — Part time, X-Rov Technician for I SITUATION tee Our HousesI Blan­ Luxurious 4 bedroom warranty, etc. Asking S870 VEHICLES Haeknatick 81 all Laxlngtan Dr. chard and Rossetto, 646- quired. Call 6436431 or 646-3436 weekdays. comploto. Financing pick your own. 340 Forast CLERK TYPIST Manchester. Flexible Physician's otfico In I WANTED capo, first floor mos- 646-1509. Main 8L 1-1D4 Ainhaaaador Dr. 2482. torbodroom suite, 2V^ avallablo. Coll Stan, toll- Stroot, East Horttor- Boot motor and trailer, 12 i m hours. Must be expe­ Rockvlllo opproxlmotolv Monchatlor — One bod­ d.(Ook St. to Forest St., Pina Hill 8L all ParkDL P art H rienced on AM equipment baths, family room. We PrMwmm. tocebon to Mmeh» frae, 1-0006346585. ft. Mlrrocroft, 74 HP. 16 hours per week. Please Ownor/Qoorotor position Monchoetor — Second room, second floor with oft Silver Lone). Opon FaraalS t Pina 8L We have an Immediate and able to work Inde­ roplv with rosumo to Box New Llstlnglll Losts of Guorontoo Our HousesI tor. Dm block bom hocpHOI. Mercury engine, Dllly 5157 all wanted, local only, east of floor, 5 room apartment, 2 stove and refrigerator. PnOTO StOMAL ONLY Swing set, Sears deluxe, Som-8pm. Information, need for a clerk typist to pendently. Paste-up expe­ D, c/o Monchostor river. I'll buy the truck, Possibilities I Possible Blanchard B Rossetto, trailer, excellent condi­ DtlaSL all Carvar La. work from 9am - 2 pm bedrooms, dining room. No pots. Leoto and tocur- coB-Bt-Taeiews one year oM, purchased 5667316 Caaa Dr. rience helpful. 647-7486. Herald. straight, dump, tractor, conversion to Industrial 646-3482.______■ Stovo, rofrlgorator. (>or- Ity. 5350 per month ^u s 0468780 owntaes tion. 8800 or best oftor. Knit a lacy T Pullover for ii Dardan Dr. all dally. Reaponsibllitlea will Zone. 2 stories with separ­ tor 5100, eellino tor 810. Coll 7468681.______Include, typing, anawer- oil. Year round work. Coll Choor U plII Thoro'sttlllo 000. No pots. Near stores hoot. 646-1379. Coll 7468681. Spoctal Solo — Vorlotv of cool and caiual look. Buttonr Waat Cantar 8L 386412 Hauaa Dr. Welders Hellorc — Must 871-0252. ate kitchens and baths. 2 are sewn in place permanently Ing phorws, billing, and Wottrossos — Busy AAon- nice condo In a great and bus linos. Security House Plants, out door 1883 17 ft. Marquis Bow- Alaxandar 81 all MeSuIra La. word procaaaing. hove been qualified per car garage and 140 x 128 and rotorences. 6496316. Mancheeter— Excellent 3 and can be worn in front or chostor Restaurant, lot — Call us tor The Mancheeter complex of­ SpWA MMWaN* l8lMAMIeA|Nrt8«n Kimble 800 Swinger Or­ bushes, 90 cents to 55. In rider. 140 Horsepower, buck. Cantar 81 487-653 add 8L Jahn 8L PW A16,2 years minimum room apartment, first EMI M Ql »«4. AfARlB peH*G. oxcellont condition. Must Applicants must ba able breakfast and lunch, 3 and Speciticsl Jackson 8, tored at 857,800. Rec room, gan. Encydopedta Brl- I/O, AAercrulser, power No. 5157 has kali to type 30-5Swpm, ba or- experience. WaM test will floor. Convonlent to ovor- soil. Privata homo, 646 Llnnln 8L all 8 t Lawranea 8L 4 day weeks, oxporloncod Real Estate Jackson Real Estate, 647- sliders, soporoto base­ tannlco. National trim and tilt, (taugos. directioni for Small, Medium ganlxad, mature, polsad, be required. Day shift. ments and 11^ baths. Coll ythlngl Socurltv. Reteron- Parkina 8L all Dluarldga Or. Aupiv Gunvar Manufac­ only. Coll for oppolnt- 8400 or 646 8646. HOMES Geographic, Kerosun Lorranco digital depth and Large (F-18 fiu bust 32M Datta Dr. personable and have at ment botweon 3 and 5pm, tor o showing! Jackson B cas. No pots. Stovo, rsfrig- Heoter-S (Tallon Can, finder. E-Z load trollor to 40) induilve. RIdgawood 8L all least 2 years office ralatad turing Co., 234 Hartford Jackson Real Estate, 647- FOR SALE erotor. $335 plut utllltlos. 522-3S70 Pick your own Strawbor­ anperlOTce. Rood, Manchester, CT. 643-3603. HOMES Mr. Nonnen Comtortor. blue, like new, and canopy.. Mint condi­ RaaaavaH 8L all Francia Dr. It Sparkleslll Immacu­ •400 or 6466646. 648-4012 or 6436448. 2 Atgona, Corner Cub- rlos — A t tho Hurst Barry tion. 86,850. 647-0648, 646 Ti srtsr, tssd $6SB Nr sssb FOB SALE late Ansaldl-Bullt Room tar Nllaa Dr. all Diana Or. Qualified candidates Taochor openings antici­ 8 bord. Ceramic Blsquo- Form , 46 East Stroot, 8688, leovo mossogo. ptttsrm thM sot g sstin ss4 should apply at our facil­ Counselor for girls resi­ I Raised Ranch, 2a lipat at laaOmnik skXIi. 647-9946 643-5135. to perform all bonking In ground pool for family room, deck and cation. No pots. 8550 In Monchoetor. Avallablo Girls 30* blko, oxcellont aiLi— ra am ar kup— as potlo plus many other monthly, plus utUlfloe. So­ Immodlotolv. Coll 643- Movino. 34 Brlon Rood, New ttre/rlm mounted, aaaSiiaraik ttaai ta naka. audit functions. Roqulro4 summer rtlltf goes with condition, 545. Boys 30* South Windsor. . extras, attractive treed curltv. 6466818. 8133. 835. Pits '78 Ford HR7I.I4, Port time custodial, shop vsor dogroo In Account­ this L-siMpod ranch In Mke. 840. Phone 6486330. w/w dual stool bolted and grounds clean up, ing. Send rosumos to Tho area of quolltv homes. lot. By Owner, 8118,800. By appointment, 6496874. TWO bedroom In tour SeQvomrv ^ iioueemoio radial. Coll after 6pm. Nonca TO CRRorrone a p p ro x lm o te ly 10-20 Savings Bonk of Mon- Has flrtploced living Men's size 10 rubber 6464618.______ESTA TE OF hours weekly. EOE. In­ choitor, 923 Main Sfroot, room, finished bosomont, family houao on first wonted tor amoll loko- spike. Nike nylon cortez AutomotlV8 EV ER E TTE P. quire at Holts, Inc., 70 Monchostor, CT 06040. largo mostor bedroom, Mancheeter — Cute 5 floor. Just polntod. prt- tront homo, 8345 plus Vk those. 87. Coll Shtrlm, ROEERTSON voto drivawav and on- INVITATION TO i n m i The Hen. Norman J. Batson Drive, Aft: Porsonnol •un porch B potlo off Room Ranch on nice uflilflot. AvoHohlo 7/1/85. 6460087. -OTUOINT HANOOOOK trance, woHUng distance Prouss, Judoo, of tho Court HOUSEWIVES /Manchester. Deportment, •treet. Immediate occu­ 742-0SD2 evenings. leee/itie x a s t HARTPono kitchen. Discover tor I 7 i |CAR8/TRUCK8 ef Proboto, DIstrlet of An­ pancy, 2 or 3 bedrooms, 7 ik to Main Street. 8450 per yourself tho easy living Wheelchoir — Good con­ I'M f o r s a l e HKWeCHOOL* dover at 0 hoorlne hold on this house allows for largo dock, 2 car dotoctiod month. Coll Ad.SSMMf. INOWBNHJI dition. 885.6463777. The Board of Education, 110 Juno 12, IfOSforonoxtontlon garogo and convonlent Long HIM Drive, East Hart­ ot tlmo and It It ordtrod that Earn Extra Money 5101,900. C e n tu ry 21 ford, CT. will rocolvo soolod ell clolmi must bo prosontsd Jockston-Showcoso, 646- location I Don't mise It I MlaauamICut, 4W rooms IS X 48 swimming pool, 1880 Pontiac Sunbird— bids for "STU D EN T HAND­ to tho tlduclory on or boforo ASSISTANT 1316. llO't. Century 21 LIndeey hsotad, wolklna distanco deck and flitor. Child's 45JI00 mllos. Excellant BO OK 19SS/19B6 E A S T July 16 ISOS. Reol Estote, 6486000. to bsoch. Avallablo 6/23 Used Rofriaorators, oloctric organ. 6464085. condition. 4 cylinder, HARTFORD HIGH Sharon B. Prouu, With Your Own MANAGER/TRAINEE thru 7/6, tamlllos only, Washers, Ranges — standard, new rodlols, SCHOOL". Bid Information Clerk and tpoclflcotlons ora ovoll- Tho nduclory Is: \ Cleon, ouarontood, ports brokos, and clutch. Roar 8150 WOOkIV. Coll 643-0481. and service. Low prices. Rowing /Mochlno. Weight obla at the Builnott Offlea. John Yeomans If you ar« a hardworking, ambitlouo and Lifting Bonch, Iron defrost. 82A50. 6468417. Staled bids will bo rocolvod Routes B.O. Pearl B Son, 648 weights, moro. Coll 646 until 11 A.M., Wodnasdov, Andover, CT 06232 Part Time Job •nbrgatio paroon who It looking for mor* Main Stroot, 6463171. Comoro, 1880— V6,65jno Juno 26. ms, at which time 0776,8am-Bpm. than Just a Job, your area 8«aro Portrait Stu­ mlloe. AM /FM Coseotto, they will bo publicly oponod and rood aloud. The Board ot dio prBOBntly has opaningo for oaraar orl- Oorgoousfl* (Sold Volour Good Condition. 83,250. Education rotorvos tho right INVITATION TO MD antad paopla who ara Icxiking for a fiitura SImmone, vmvotaee, con- Couch. oeklng 5175. Small 6468887 after 7pm. to waive technical tormoll- Soolad bids will bo rocolvod . . . and mothers with young children, bring them vonflonol ctylo, tokoe only Spinet Ptano, excellent tlos If It Is In the best Intorosl In tho Gonorol Sorvlcos' ol- with a rapidly axpanding company. to do so. nco, 41 Contor St., Monchos- with you and save on baby sitting costs. 10 gallons of wotor. condition, 5400. (MH's bod­ 75 Century Buick — Good Nice Older Colonial, sln­ Richard Hiiot, tor, CT until 11:00 a.m. on tho BOLTON lEfSyOOO Promo, mottrosBos B room sot. oxcellont condi­ condition. Automatic 2 DIroctor dote shown for tha followine: Wa will provida fully paid training and all aa- elo family homo In nico bullHn hooter. One year tion, droeeor/mirror, door. 8800. Coll 646I4N Business Sorvicoi JULY 6 1S05 - VALVE BOX Twenty-two Hours per week. GOOD EXF08URE neighborhood. InoMo lust old. Orlelnally 8100, ask­ 05606______RISERS paoto of portrait studio oparatlon. Exparl- hutch and bod, 8200. Coll JULY 2. ISOS - CONVEN­ Salary plus gas allowance. Thie auto lapolr end uood oor buelnooe hao ox* painted, new wollpapor ing 0400. Attar Spm, coll 6464615.______anoa In photography and/or aalaa would ba NOnCB TO CRBOnORB TIONAL METHOD, PATCH­ oollont potontlal. BItuatod on 0 buoy htghwoy. and wall to wall corpot- S16140A ______Toyota Collca. 1880. olr, ING TOWN HIGHWAYS Call halpful but not roquirad. Hoe outo repair and used oar tloonaaa. tot for Ing. 1 bodroomt. walking RSTATE OF Wino Choir and Soto, Pino NEVER PLACED O wont steroo, S speed, rodlals, EARL a. DAVIS, dOCOOSOd JULY I, ISOS - CHEMICALS approximately 80 oora, all aqulpmant for re­ (Nstanco to ttorao, tchoolB od? Utoro’e nothing to It rustproofod, oxcollont Tho Hen. William B. Flts- The Town ot Monchostor Is Attraotlya, mwwii il maintBlnad mainulinMa o0 roOfroom homo. celtoe table and end table. on oquol opportunity om- For an opportunity to diacuaa your futuro, pair aarvloa anop. Call us for more dotollo. and churchoe. on busllno. ... lust dial 6462711 and condition. 84 JOO. 6464802. OoroM, Judoo, of llio Court BOUND IMTERE8TINQ? High OBlIInga, oun room A gardioardan. Ona Avallablo Augmt 1ft or Like now, ortglnally pur­ ef Proboto, DIstrIcI of Mon- plovor, and reoulrss on off Ir- Now plaaaa call Karan; (BOO) 902-2249 from 0:30 chased at Wdtklne Purnl- wo'll help you word and chsstor at o hoortno hold on motlvo action policy for all of You can be a Herald Area Adviser oar garMB. Convanlant to but Illna and poesIMv bofora. 8700 per Subaru, 1884. Excellont Its Contractors and Vendors and handle and supervise our a.m. - 6:00 p.m. on Wad., Thura., Fii. to sat up tura Storo. Per more In- ptaco your od. juM M, HtS ordered that oil aohool. Poaalbla oonvarolon to a i WstaalMlp|Mkaa8Ma month. This one won't tail tormcrtlon, plooso coll condition. Storoo tope dot ms must be presented to os o condition of doing busL carrier bpys & gliis. If you like kids an appdntmant at 8aar« Fortran Studios, » r r . « i » : ------tanalCalied,«4l68«7. 6464331.______dock, olr condltlonlno, the IMuclorY on or before nou with tho Town, os per iMEMi- piiriiinmu coemic bluo. 88JOO. After Seetemher 11, IWS or be Fsdorol Order 11146. — want a little Independence and 34S Waat MIddIa Tpka., Manohastsr, CT. Call 8484818. aai 88k lir Ian NOW OPEN eei^esbvlaw EM Forms, plans and tpoclfl- your own income . . . 647-9946 movino — Hido-o-bod Heritage Brass A 6pm.4j67688.______Oylor, cotlons ore avallablo at tho Mary Lou Toj or PETERMAN REALTY BItssll Strool — Small 2 wta. LIko now, rocllner Antique Co. Oeili Oontral Sorvlcos' offico. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 NNMLO PROnSSMIttL nNDUCTf, MD. O.F. lEAUy W C bodroom, SVk room choir, spinet ptano and 1880 Chevy Citation. 4 The hdudery Is: TOWN OF MANCHESTER, •4M0G4 «r G4G4404 house. Appliances In- sevoral other Itoms of 222 licKee St. speed, excellent condi­ PeuI R. Merte CT Equol Opportunity Employor M/F cludsd, uMlltloe extra. 743- Manchester ITS Mein W. ROBERT B. WEISS, 188 Adame Strool, Manohootor, CT 00040 B4B-4S1S fumituro. Coll oftor Spm, tion. 81485. Coll 6464831 liWTVcn^AivreA« — — -a- — *--- v i GENERAL MANAGER 5748 botwoon 68pm. 6463721. O after 6pm. V 0S6O6 MANCHI Sl f R I ( ) ( U S SPOKIS Clocktower mill Prisons encourage Mile Race Walk ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES a Relay highlight becomes apartments moms and childrenf ■“WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI’ ... pages 4 and 5 ... page 11 ... page 15 REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK

SOUTH VKfNDSOH $143,tOO UrIv m 7-*- IIm m Haadi Fsalwlag: ■IRCH MT. • Beautifully landscaped lot Luxurloua Briok Ranch, 3(t»22' living room with 12' • Excellent yard for pool bay window, kilohan, family room, lolaroum. 3-S iianrhfBlpr Mrralb • All naw kitchen t m u N t n i i T bedrooms. UM.OOO ...... • irm.. * Thuredav.Thursday, June 20,1065 — Single copy: 250 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES "...84S-2482 - Island with Jsnnair Immaculats 3 bedroom aluminium aided Colonial. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Den, tlreplaoe. 1H baths, and a 2 oar garage. - Built-In Microwave/Oven GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES"...S4e-24a2 - DIahwasher - Garbage disposal - Instant hot water • Vinyl siding • Screened porch Salvadorans kill six American citizens • Brick patio • Family room with wood/coal stove ting in his car parked outside the • Three bedrooms tatives for Wang Laboratories said. two trucks in the posh Zona Rosa attack," he said. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador University of Central America in • Finished recreation room In were also killed in the shooting, The other employee, George sector of San Salvador and opened The president of the Salvadoran (UPI) — Leftiitguerrillaiiprayed San Salvador, waiting for a friend basement company officials in Lowell, Viney, was based in Coral Gables, fire indiscriminately on a row of Supreme Court, Franciso Jose PN.MIMUNE automatic rifle fire ac ro ii a block when two men shot him four times Mass., confirmed today. Robert Fla., said Barradas. cafes, killing the 13 people. Guerrero, vlsiteid the site of the 2 • Attached 2 car garage with Luxurloua 4 bedroom Cape. 1st floor masterbe- of cates Wednesday, killing four 6-6 DUPLEX , „ He said 12 people were injured in killings and described it as a in the head. storage loft______droom suite, 2H baths, family room. Hurry and — this upaclouD oma on the watt iWai 2 U.S. Marines, two American civili­ Alvidrez, 47, of Lexington, Mass., State Department spokeswoman “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES”. . .646-2432 ans and seven other people, was b a s ^ in the firm ’s headquar­ the attack, all Salvadoran civili­ "maasacre. Vivienne Ascher said the Marines "TerrorioU do not respect hu­ Leftist Popular Liberation For­ FREE MARKET EVALUATION *'*WE*OUAHANTEE OUR HOUSES" .646-2462 officials said. Twelve civilians ters, said Myra Barradas, a ans. They were rushed to a were off duty guards at the U.S. man rights," be said. ces, fighting the U.S.-backed go­ were injured. spokeswoman for the computer downtown emergency clinic. Embassy. The Mllinga of the Marines were vernment, later claimed responsi­ “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” American Marines Tom Hand- manufacturer. An U.S. embaaey spokesman Six other civilians, a Guatema­ bility for the killing. wohn, Gregory Webber, Patrick Alvidrez, the father of three called the group a unit of leftist the first of U.S. military personnel children, ages 11, 12, and 20, had lan, a Chilean and four Salvado­ rebels "dressed up as members of in El Salvador since May 25,1983, Blanchard & Rossetto Kwajaski and Bobbie Joe Dickson The U.S. Embassy has since COMMtaCIAL CIVOIT been in El Salvador for two days rans, were also killed in the attack, the armed forces." when the deputy commander of the REAL ESTATE SERVICES ______were killed when the terrorists changed the patterns of living for 646-2482 nNANCIALNnWOKK and was expected back Wednesday along with one Salvadoran soldier, "B i our judgement it is not clear U.S. m ilitary group. Navy Lt. tea Wm I Center St eeraer et McKee St Sealer dtliene Oiicoantc opened fire, the Justice Ministry U.S. military personnel, including REAL ESTATE or Thursday of next week, said his the ministry said. whether the guerrillas specifically Cmdr. Albert A. Schaufelberger, 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Feitlur* ot ihc Wnk Putd by the Mancbnler Herald told UPI. The men's hometowns, the times that U.S. military wife, Sheri, reached at their A Salvadoran military spokes­ intended to kill the Marines or if waa shot by left-wing guerrillas. ages and military ranks were not personnel can visit a popular Lexington home. He had never man said an undetermined the Marines Just happened to be in According to the U.S. Embassy, released. sporting club. Two customer service represen­ been to El Salvador before, she number of guerrillas pulled up in the place the guerrillas decided to Schaufelberger, 32, had been sit­

Ortu^' Manchester, C T 06040 T r ' i n _____ 649-4000______Bailey reopens town court case East Hartferd New Llallaf-lsH NW I n * By Kevin Flood seized in criminal cases and given Spacloui L-Ranch In da- Herald Reporter to police and a charitable organiza­ tlrabls arsa. Bright tunny tat floor FR, 3 or 4 BR'a, tion. Some $1,300 of that money 2V6 bathe, 2 car attached Hartford State’s Attorney John went to the Manchester Police garage 3 Move In condi­ Bailey has reopened a criminal Department. (See story on page tion! $11 4,900. Call for ap- investigation Into the apparent 10.) embezsiement of more that $11,413 As the auditors released their at Manchester Superior Court. report, Ment's office reported that Bailey said this morning he court of flcials had acted on three of reop en ^ the investigation be­ the auditors’ four reccomenda- cause his office has uncovered new tions by the time they received the VERNON “W ALL TO W ALL INVESTMENT Maachestor evidence in the case. He made the report. Ment's office said the court NEW LISTING, 4 year old 6 room Colonial. Spacious let floor family room, Cats S ia sM Eanth disclosure as state auditors re­ officials acted on the fourth J VALUE” deluxe kitehen, soraoned porch, 3 bedrooms. In-ground pool, large patio on nice street. Immediate leased a report on the suspected suggestion within 24 hours of deck and much moral Offered at S151.000. is seen through-out this 4 Family, with newer occupancy, 2 or 3 BR'a, embmzelment and suggestions on receiving the report several days rM f, separate systems, appliances and lots Ig. deck, 2 car detached how to prevent future thefts. ago. of insulation. Make your move now. Realisti­ K rage and convenient "We have some new informa­ The audit came after state, cally priced at $159,900. Mtlonll Don't miss Htl tion,” said Bailey. prosecutora diaoovend irregulari­ SSO's But Bailey declined to elaborate ties in paridng tfekets handled by U&R REALTY CO. m k I ivfusKi to disclose wtafUfer .thgjcourt in fate l$a$. STRANO REAL ESTATE investigators have gathered The auditors found that some 1S6 E. CENTEK ST-, MANCHESTER. CT. enough evidence to identify a court lecordafor ifttrafflcUcftets 643-2692 suspect in the case. He also refused handled between September 1963 U Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ICALL TODAY - 647-SOLDi to say bow many investigators and July 1064 indicated that the i*iit Number i to worR lor you.* have been assign^ to the case cases had been dismissed, while since it was reopened two weeks other records indicated that those ago. charged with the infroctioos had 243 MAIN STREET .MANCHESTER Bailey’s office began investigat­ pleaded guilty and had paidflnes. 643-1591 ing the court on West Center Street Several Ju^ea diacovered that in 1983, after court officials disco­ their signatures bad been forged IlK'^ VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON vered that fines from traffic on court records, indicating the 1 I tickets had been collected in the charges bad been dismissed, ac­ N 871-1400 clerk's office but not deposited in cording to the auditors. In the the state treasury. Bailey closed report released today, which waa ^ Real Estate the Investigation in January, say­ submitted June 13, the auditon ing investigators could not collect recommended two corrective Hsrald photo by Twquinlo Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson enough evidence to identify a measures directly related to the suapect. collection of fines. under a new state law. More than 20 coaches took the Bob Kiernan State auditors Henry J. Becker They are: Coach Mike Saimond, left, bandagea Ron Coumoyer’s New Listing!! . Jr. and Leo V. Donohue reported a That the state Judicial Depart­ leg during a firat-aid training course Wednesday in the course Wednesday. Saimond is an MHS assistant track Lots of Possibilities! fast month that they believed more ment establish a central control Manchester High School gymnasium. First-aid coach and Cournoyer is head football coach. 647-8400 system to keep better track of the PoMible convereion to Induetrial lone. 2 itoriee with than $11,413 had ^ n embezzled certification is required for all coaches in public schools from the court in 1963 and 1664, temporary receipts court clerks 168 Main St., Manchester eeparate kitchens A baths. 2 car garage and I40sI28 raising an earlier estimate of the often give to motorists when they lot. Call us for the specirics! 647-8400 MANCHESTER $139,900 JUST REDUCED Hugs. 12 room Colonial with all the room a growing misoing funds sevenfold. pay their fines. All of the motorists family naadal FIraplacsd living room, formal dining MANCHESTER $62,900 'Today, a month after reporting who paid the missing fines were room with frtnch doora, himlV room, den, laundry Beautiful home featuring a thrsa-car garagal Flrs- the $11,413 flgure, the state audi­ given the temporary receipts, the room, 2V1 hatha, pool and mulU-level deck In a wall place, apacloua, i. formal dir'lining------room, ------large kitchsn tors released a full audit of the auditors said. The receipts are School coaches splint one another manicured aatting. and^ dacK on a private------lotlocated on a cuPda-aac. A fine home for the growing famllyl court that indudefl recommenda­ given out in cases where the clerk's tions on how to prevent future office does not yet have all the By Susan Vaughn said the time constraint was There are often incidents of Faignant said she could recall thefts. The report also said the police paperwork, the auditors Herald Reporter difficult to meet. choking and other non-atbeltic several instances in which she was auditors had him unable to locate said. As a result, in Manchester only emergencies in the schools, he the only coach at an event and had several thousand dollars seized in Once the court gets the police More than 20 coaches from the coaches for fall sports received said. to travel to the hospital with an criminal cases. documents, officials are supposed Manchester schools splinted, ban­ first-aid training Wednesday. The Even though most of the coaches injured student. In a related development. Judge to transfer information from the daged and practiced other first-aid rest will take the course at the have had some first-aid training, The types of injuries that occur Aaron Misnt, the chief administra­ temporary receipts to permanent techniques on each other for 7>A beginning of the school year, said the course will serve as a re­ most often during school athletic tor of the state Superior Court hours Wednesday in the Manches­ Daielyne Siwik, MHS athletic fresher, Simmons said. competitions are broken bones, ■yatem, told the Herald be might ter High School gymnasium. . trainer. Most coaches in the school will dislocations and sprains, she said. Cheer Up!! seek tte return of about $4,900 Please tarn lo page 10 be required to take the course Immaculate Ansaldi- built 8 room Raised Ranch. 2V6 The marathon, multi-media first 'The law requiring coaches to Retiring Athletic Director Dick There's still a nice Condo in a great Manchester com- unless they have received a Bath, 2 Fireplaces, Hardfloort, In-law poaaibilitiea. WESTWOOD AREA aid course was held to bring the have first-aid training was passed Cobb aaid as he walked out of the ples offered at $57,900, Rec room, sliders, separate TIMROD ROAD first-aid certificate within the past Cracioua landscaping and Iota, loti more. Call ut to­ M a n e liM to r coaches in compliance with a new by the state Legislature this year. school Wednesday that the high basements and IVk baths. Call for a showing! 647- $10S.900 ManehMtsr $107,900 year, Simmons aaid. day! 647-8400 Immaculala, young homa In uKrw-deekabfe area. BWe Impeccibly maintained Ranch In vacy flaslrahla tfaa. state law requiring all coaches to school has never offered a com­ 8400 Mike Simmons, the new athletic P h ^ c a l education instructor 2 '•'9* " W w bedroom, Sp^^Dua Ifvlng room viHth firaplaoa. laroa mMlar bad- receive first-aid training before plete first-aid course for coaches floor to calling tkapkica and ptofaaalenal landacaping. director at MHS, who took the Mary Faignant also approved of room, scraanad porch and wall manicurad yard. GNP, prices sUible Bcbooi resumes in September. before and that he thought it was a course Wednesday, said be thought the new law. She said there are Athletic officials and coaches good idea. interviewed while the Red Cross the first-aid law was an "excellent many times when coaches have to By United Press International 2.3 percent, a government ana- " I wish they had included CPR course was in setsioa agreed that idea." give first aid, particuiarty when lyat said, much slower than the (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) the first-aid requirement for "You never know when some­ they are away from the school and Joyce G . Epstein previous year that saw 7.5 too," Cobb said. mAMCHt$TBH Czntuo;. ii[) i h r coaches was a good idea. But they thing is going to occur,” he said. the trainer is not available. Real Estate WASHINGTON — Govern­ percent expansion. 647-8895 fihonr and call ment economists today esti­ The 0.2 percent increase in WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION mated the economy Is growing Oonaumer prices, reported by <) et a 3.1 percent rate, a aharp the department's Bureau of lACKSTONSHOWCASE rebound for the gross national Labor Statistics on a aeaaonally Hijackers, not Berri, guard hostages product from only 0.3 percent adjusted basia followed in­ growth in the first quarter. creases of O.S percent and 0.4 By DIono Sood undisclosed locations in Beirut filters. They might be anyone. Americans would be freed in East HartfofS $62,900 A LOt Also on the economic front, percent in March and April, United P rtu International Monday — have demanded release They are Shiites first of all. We are return (or a "binding pledge" by JU8TLI8TEDthlaagilramalywallmalntalnsderoomCapawfth2/5bad- This house has all the the Labor Department reported reapectively. rooma, flraplaoad Hving room, ancloasd back porch, prlvata yard and In- of 766 Lebanese Moslems held in backing their cause.” Israel to free lU Shiite prisoners. basica, IVk batha, 2 oar that consumer prices rose only Tile transportation, food and ground pool. Call for dalalla. 643-40S0 BEIRUT. Lebanon - Moslem Israeli Jails. Berri, interviewed today on In Jerusalem, Defense Minister garage, vinyl aiding, traad 0 J percent in May. held in check beverage, and apparel and gunmen who hijacked a TWA Jet Haidar said today Amal had no NBC’s “ Today" show, blamed the Yitshak Rabin toM tbe United lot, fully appllanad by decreaaed f o ^ costs for the upkeep porUona ot the index all VERNON $41,000 fast week acted "in a noble cause" direct control over the hijackera United States for the deadlock in States to "make up its mind” kitchen with braakfaat third, straight month and a registered declinee in May. the REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE and are still guarding 4e remaining "but we trust the hijacken and we negotiations. whether it wants to formally ask bar, firsplaood living slower increase in energy bureau aaid. Largs bright 4 room Condominium wKh klng-«lz# bodroom, f American hostages, an aide to the have their word the hostages will " I don’t have good help from the Israel to release tbe Shiites from room with bulH*ln book- The Bureau of Labor Statis- mal dining room and patio, appllanood kltdisn, A.C. and p< products. Moslem leader negotiating for the be treated as human beings.’ ’ American government and I don’t Jails near the Israeli port of Haifa. Cloos to highway and shopping. A muM to sos. oaao, 1st floor family In projecting the "flash" .tica reported that for the flret room, built-in bar, rscaaa. hijackera aaid today. "They are doing smneUiing for a see any advance,” Berri said. Reagan — citing tbe U.S. policy GNP flgure, the Bureau of five montha of 1065 prices rose lighting and mors. Tile statement by. Col. Akef noble cause," be said of the* When told President Reagan against dealing with terrorirts — Economic Analysis assumed at a aeatonally adjusted annual Haidar, a leader in Nabih Berri’s gunmen. sfould hold him personally respon­ bos not asked Israel to release the that sales are Increasing, that rate of $.6 percent, about the Amal militia, came as final Berri has said be had control of sible for the b a d g e s , Berri sidd: Shiites it rounded up during its less merchandise Is being tied aanw as for ail of 1164. preparatkMis were nnade at Arling­ the hostages and personally auper- “ I accept it — the responsibility — occupation of southern Lebanon. $ 1 2 t J 0 0 up in Inventories, that trade The bureau aaid food and NEW ON THE MARKETI Eh g room IEngKah Tudor with 6a bad- Put Number 1 to work for v6u.™ ton National Cemetery outside viaed their care, but Haidar aaid of course (I guarantee the hos­ ------* losses are shrinking a little and beverage prices dropped 6.1 , flraplaoad atudy, maatar bedroom wlfiiwlthami anting room, aeisansd Waahingtoii for today’s funeral of a Berri’a English is poor and be may tage’s safety) as long as I am the that buainest spending is going percent, apparel and upkeep 6.1 porch and 3 ear garage phia many axtraa. Shualad on privala paikHka Navy diver slain by the hiJackert. have been misunderstood. m ^ a t o r .” grounda. CaH for an appointment. 643-4060 up sharply. percent and transportation 6.1 Haidar, a memter of the Shiite "We don’t have the military "When 1 sec 1 cannot do for summer rsfisf, goes If the aaaumpUons do not percent. GaaoUne prices ceo- Inside Today Moelem mUitia’a poHtburo, toM con trol... but we have the chance anything, 1 will atudy agzdn my D y with this L-shapsd ranch prove correct tlw "flash" will Unued to increase, but by only FREE MARKET EVALUATION western raportera in Bafnit there to oee the boetages and we have a positian or 1 will continue or I will In area ot quality homaa turn out to be too high, os 0.5 percent In May oa coa^iirad bad been no progw ee in negotia- lot of our brothers who go to see give up,” be said. 20 pogM , 2 Motions Haa llrsplaood llvint happened in the first quarter. to Incraaaaa o f 8.6 percent in tiona far the w teeee of the them,” Haidar aaid. Aides to Berri said negotiations room. flnIalMd I------The first quarter "flash" waa March and 1.1 penent in April. boatagea. Aaked if any of the hijackers are in progress. MANCHESTER $06,900 large maater badroom. l.yiercent. Grocery food prices dropped for 16-1S OpMOfi. The hijackera and Berri — who Diplomatic sources in Beirut aun porch A pado off Tne four quarters through the third straight month, down wunm em benof Amal, Lebanou’s S Sports_ kltohon. Oltoovar for has taken peraonal rosponsiblity moot powerful but most divided said Algerian Ambassador Ab- 12 TelwWor RCAL ESTATE SERVICES Nowly d ^ iM id and rsmodslad 8 room. 3 bodroom, 2 bath June show e growth rate of only 6.4 percent 2 »»«VTwSUlEf - - - m Cm M la m woodad lot near highway, buollns A ihopping. ypuraM tho aaay IMng for tbo ronistidug hooioigM tht