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BUSINESS Boxing scoring causes Opera tenor to highlight Interiors Indexing wins praise, but not from IRS hard feelings at Games band shell Italian test for 1984 Business ... page 14 ... page 11 supplement inside according to the Internal Revenue Service, is $1,203 In Brief What is income tax indexing'? plus 18 percent of the amount over $10,800. Slipping quietly into our consciousne.ss — seemingly But with the hypothetical increase of 10 percent in from nowhere — is this concept President Reagan the CPI, the brackets would be adjusted by 10 percent insists is essential to his entire tax program, and Your — to $11,880 and $14,900. which is splitting the White House and Congress. It is Money's The amount of tax owed would become $1,203 plus 18 slated to turn into one of the most controversial ^ I I percent of the exce.ss of $11,880. features of the Reagan era. Yet, despite general Worth The savings in dollars can be significant. If you are ignorance and befuddlement. indexing is scheduled to single and earn, say, $50,000 in 1984, you would pay Some clouds tonight; begin in January 1985 — only months from now. Sylvia Porter Manchester, Conn. $13,889 in taxes (based on the standard deduction). If The iirinciples underlying indexing are relatively you are married and filing jointly, you would pay mostly cloudy Saturday Friday, August 10, 1984 simple. Its proponents argue that it would halt "bracket creep." the phenomenon that occurs when $11,368 us a couple. — See page 2 But say indexing is in effect. If inflation were at Single copy: 25C the pace of inflation shoves you into higher and higher rate of 4 percent, you, the single taxpayer earning tax brackets even though your actual income docs not The base lor indexing would be 1983. Every year, Hanrhpatpr Ifralh $50,000 in 1984, would pay $13,588 and you. the married buy more goods and .services. Under indexing, the from 1985 on, each tax bracket, the standard couple, would pay $11,033. At an inflation rate of 7 standard deduction, personal exemption and lax deduction, and the personal exemption would be percent, the savings would be higher. You, the single brackets would be automatically adjusted to prevent adjusted to reflect the increase in the Consumer Price taxpayer with a taxable income of $50,000 would pay bracket creep from taking place. Index (CPI) for the previous fiscal year over the base $13,359. and you, the married couple, would pay The IRS benefits from inflation and doesn’t deny it. year of 1983. $10,779, according to Peat Marwick culculations. The Joint Congressional Committee on Taxation has Although indexing is slated to begin next January, Marine estimated that for every 10 percent increase in most of you would not notice the effects until you filed What’s more, the savings would be larger in the nominal income, taxes rise 16.5 percent. Thus, the IRS your '85 lax return — meaning not until April 15,1986. lower tax brackets. The whole subject of indexing will Wholesale be far, far clearer afterthe debates on the subject that receives more revenues even when taxes are not Suppose, for instance, that the CPI increases by 10 directly raised. percent over the base year of 1983. The standard must come. (Even to me, after prolonged study, it still missions To illustrate, if indexing were in effect, the IRS deduction, now $1,000, would automatically become has the clarity of the mud outside the windows after would lo.se an estimated $6 billion in 1985, $17 billion in $1,100 — 10 percent plus the previous $1,000, the recent rainstorms.) 1986, $28 billion in 1987, $40 billion in 1988 and $65 billion Seated: House (left), Hale Indexing also would result in adjustments in the If indexing becomes law, and you estimate your in 1989. actual brackets. quarterly tax payments, you would start to see the to begin Standing: Chipokas, Novak No wonder the controversy over indexing when your inflation difference in your taxes one year from now. The IRS government faces such enormous deficits! But Imagine a single taxpayer in the 18 percent bracket, must have the new tax tables ready no later than Dec. Heritage makes appointments indexing would affect every one of us, as taxpayers. which at this time means an income of at least $10,800 By Noe Lelva Here’s how indexing would work: but not more than $12,900. The amount of tax, 15. 1984. United-Press International Heritage Savings and Loan Association of Manchester has announced the appointment of Ships carrying an estirnated new officers following its merger with Fidelity 2,100 U.S. Marines will arrive off moderate Federal Savings and Loan Association of New Baby boomers Central America’s Pacific coast as 0 Haven, which became effective Friday. about 250 U.S. Arm y troops in The appointments are: Peter G. Chipokas, vice Honduras conduct spy flights over By Denis G. Gulino chairman of the board ;ind president of the New suspected rebel posts in El Salva United Press International Producer Price Haven division: Betty R. Sullivan, executive vice consider ethics dor, sources say. president at New Haven: Robert W. Mills, vice In Costa Rica, President Luis W ASHINGTON - Wholesale Index 292.6 president and director of marketing; Dorothy M. Alberto Monge Thursday dis prices climbed a moderate 0.3 For Finished Goods Musco, vice president: Barbara A. Scirocco, vice in investments missed as a “crazy idea" news percent in July, the most iii four (unadjusted) president, branch coordinator and loan manager reports that a coup attempt was months, as pork and beef costs went up but ga.soline and fuel oil 290 of the New Haven division: Jeffrey P. Chipokas, possible, but civil guard forces in 1967=100 assistant vice president and manager of the the capital remained on alert. got cheaper, the Labor Depart Hamden office: Elizabeth D, Gentile, assistant By Carol Rosenberg In El Salvador, leftist rebels ment said today. vice president and savings manager of the New United Press Internotlonal freed a lawyer who was abducted Even with the month’s increa.se, 288 Haven division: Denise M. Jones, assistant vice in March and a doctor after the the department’s Producer Price president and manager of the Tolland office: BOSTON — A decade after they staged campus \ victims’ families paid an undis Index reflects a wholesale inflation Marie E. Ronzo, assistant vice president and sit-ins to protest their schools’ stockholdings. closed ransom, relatives said. rate so far this year of only 2.9 286 manager of the East Haven office; Margaret America’s college students of the '70s are demanding The U.S. forces in Honduras are percent, department analysts Tomlinson, assistant vice president and manager that their own newly earned money be invested with to carry out reconnaissance mis said principles, too. w The overall food index went up of the Milford office; Mary F. Torello, assistant ' M l sions over suspected rebel hi 284 vice president and manager of the West Haven What began as a movement to keep colleges from deouts along the Honduran-EI If---' 1 4 percent, the most since Janu office; and Grace B. Vossen, assistant vice supporting companies making money from South Salvadoran border, timed to coin ary, led by pork prices president and manager of the Glastonbury office. Africa’.s apartheid regime has matured with the cide with the Salvadoran army’s Agriculture Department ana Elected to the board of directors were Peter G. once-radical student protesters. operation in rebel-dominated Cha- lysts have been predicting Ingher 282 Chipokas, former president of Fidelity. Stephan latenango province. prices for meats all year La.st U 1 L. Hilcoff and David J. Chase, all previously “ The baby boom generation has grown up. But they Military sources said 2.50 U.S. summer’s drought and the higher members of the Fidelity board of directors, still have an underlying need to have their money used personnel from the 244th Military cost of feed grains encouraged 280 Charles S. House will remain chairman of the in a socially responsible fashion," said George Intelligence Batallion at Hunter producers to sell more pork and merged bank, while William H. Hale will remain Pillsbury, 35. who as a student at Yale marched Army Airfield in Georgia arc beef, temporarily bringing prices JJASONDJ MAMJJ A the president and chief executive officer against that school’s investment policy. stationed at the Paimerola mil down until the supply tightened. itary base, 30 miles north of r ’ ' Pork prices were up 8.3 percent Pillsbury, heir to the Minneapolis-based Pillsbury Tegucigalpa and 78 miles from the in July after dropping the previous Co., has a trust fund of his own to grapple with these Salvadoran border. m months. Gottlieb vice president days. Like many of his peers, his standards preclude The U.S. Embassy spokesman in Beef prices, up 2.6 in July, Sylvia Gottlieb of Manchester has been buying stock in companies he sees making money dropped 7.8 percent in May pnd trends that evcniually show up at unethically Honduras, Robert Callahan, re retail outlets. appointed executive vice president of sales and another 1.8 percent in June. fused to say what types of planes The index did not move at all in merchandising and But ga.soline and fuel oil prices In his case, that means he won’t buy shares in would be used but said the May or June. April’s index al.so corporate secretary were down sharply in July, pro corporations supporting repressive regimes such as “operations will not be carried out was .stationary in the original at Molts Super tecting the overall index from the South Africa’s, making weaponry or nuclear energy, on Nicaraguan soil.” report but was revi.sed to show a H markets Inc. or which have a record of poliuting or union-busting. Callahan also said five naval full weight of the increase in fond Ms. Gottlieb prices. slight 0.1 (KTcent increa.se. ships, including the destroyer USS If the moderating effect of fuel joined Mott's in 1957 Gasoline was 3.1 percent IT ’S A BIG LIST, but Pillsbury is helped in his Iowa, would arrive in the next few prices hud been excluded from the as a store hostess cheaper and fuel oil was down 1.1 search by Robert Zevin of the U.S. Trust Co., perhaps days with 2,100 U.S. Marines in July report the index would have and became direc percent. the longest-running investment counselor in the waters 50 miles off the Central climhed 0.5 percent. tor of hostess opera country specializing in clients with social concerns. Herald photo by Pinto American Pacific coast. The department’s Producer tions ip 1962. She Price Index, measuring the price But if the strong increase in food was promoted to Zevin, 47. a civil rights and anti-war activist in the Realtors leave their mark changes of nearly 3,400 goods sold prices had been eliminated the index would have fallen 0 1 per corporate vice pres '60s and '70s, is one of a smail number of stockbrokers in bulk, was 292.6 in July, equival cent, the departmeni said. G ident in 1964 and in who see clients like Pillsbury as a growing part of his ent to a cost of $2,926 for goods that field. He began advising ’ ‘socially sensitive" clients in Town Manager Robert Weiss (left) and West Middle Turnpike parklet in front of 1971 was appointed Herald photo by Tarquinio cost business $1,000 in 1967. vice president of 1964. Edmund Gorman, president of the Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Explosion The 0.3 percent increase for July consumer relations. Today a third of all money managed at U.S. Trust, Manchester Board of Realtors, carry the Technical School. Mrs. Weinberg, who We’re rolling now was the largest since March when She became a fa some $80 million, goes though a "social screen,” shrub as Mayor Barbara Weinberg is a real estate broker, said the realty it went up a revised 0.4 percent. miliar face to area I weeding out objectionable stocks for clients’ portfo wields the shovel for a publicity planting group raised about $500 through private rips can Substantial price increases were Inside Today "esidents after be- r Thursday's heat was compounded by a unidentified worker wipes sweat from registered for cigarettes, clothing, lios depending on their individual criteria. A staff of of rhododendrons earlier this week at a donations to beautify the parklet. coming Motts’ tele- f four accomplishes this using computers to compile hot job for workers resurfacing some of his brow. The street is one of nine being alcoholic beverages, cosmetics 20 pages. 2 sections. vision spokeswo data on American companies. Manchester’s streets. Edward Pysar, and costume jewelry in July. 1 advertising supplement man in 1974. Ms. two hurt resurfaced by the town this week and Among the foods, vegetables had Gottlieb was ap- The concept is not new. Some churches for years driving, and Billy Deira put a new layer next. another month of skyrocketing Area towns pointed vice presi have refused to have their money invested in certain WETHERSFIELD (UPI) — A A d v ic e ...... Seabrook financing questioned of blacktop on Cooper Street while an increa.ses. 15.1 percent in July Classified* . dent of sales and Sylvia Gottleib areas that stockbrokers colloquially called booze, car explosion on Route 99 early after 10.5 percent in June. Comics...... merchandising in 1978. broads and butts, Zevin said. today injured a Glastonbury man But prices dropped for chicken Entertainment CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - A She lives on.Richmond Drive with her husband, ' to finance its Seabrook construc this money will go,” Bayless said. charged with the attempted and eggs. El.sewhere in the index Lottery Brokers informally observed the churches’ re state consumer advocate says the Milton, president of Displaycraft Inc,, which tion, but changed the purpose to murder of a reputed organized the prices of gold jewelry, home Obituaries quests with a quick check of their holdings, but not the principal owner of the Seabrook Holmes said later the company Opinion. designs and builds commercial exhibits for trade avoid such a large scale investiga crime figure earlier this year. Garage, water plant work electronic equipment and glass kind of research that necessariiy would have found is trying to “ get around” an Peopletalk shows. nuclear plant changed the purpose tion of the project. ware went down. objectionable areas, Zevin said. of a $425 million financing to avoid investigation of the wisdom of Albert Rizzo Jr., 48, was driving Sports In testimony submitted to regu The change iii wholesale prices Television a lengthy regulatory investigation continued investment in Seabrook the car when it blew up shortly lators July 10, Charles Bayless, does not immediately affect the W eather...... E V E N TO D A Y brokerage house specialists like of the project. PSNH financial vice president, that was ordered July 13 by the after 6:30 a.m. at the intersection Neff promoted at Motts Zevin are hard to find, state Supreme Court. with Route 3. Witnesses in the area is running behind schedule consumer but .sets the general In a related development, the said, “ The company continues to Richard Neff has been appointed executive vice Amy Domini specializes in what she terms “ ethical state Public Utilities Commission be required to raise large amounts Justices ruled that Seabrook reported there was a large explo sion before the car was engulfed by By Kathy Garmus The project cos' $319,000, Giles ft president of strategic planning for Motts investing” at Mosely, Hallgarten, Estabrook & today was to begin an examination of external capital due to the size of investors do not have a “ blank Sons Inc. of Farmington, the Herald Reporter said. Supermarkets Inc., Weeden’s Cambridge, Mass., office. She is the author of the wisdom of continued invest its construction program and check” to continue spending mo flames, a police spokesman said. contractor. Some of the interior The Harrison StreSt garage was offices and outside work such as Chairman of the of a book by the same name, due out in October, but ment in Seabrook and its impact on limitations on the company’s abil ney on the project without a full Rizzo and his son, Anthony, 16, the state’s future electric rates. ity to generate funds internally.” Work on a new garage for the recently sold to Multi-Circuits Inc. paving and seeding aren’t finished, Lawrence calm Board Joseph P. says most fellow brokers outside her branch office investigation of the project by managed to free themselves from town Park Department and a new lor $400,000, in part to ease he said. Mott announced. .don’t know such a specialty exists and her clients only PUC consumer advocate Mi Bayless told regulators Wednes regulators. “Now, what they the burning car and were taken to water treatment plant on Spring problems that arose when the Brunoli said he expected the Neff joined Motts find her through word-of-mouth. chael Holmes, however, said Wed day the company would use about (PSNH) are trying to say is ‘we Hartford Hospital. Rizzo suffered nesday that regulators should have $30 million to $40 million to finance Street is running slightly behind company began expanding into a plant to start operations within the in 1965. He served as “ If someone looked in the Yellow Pages under don’t need this for construction,’’’ second-and third-degree burns to considered those issues in the 5 Seabrook construction for the schedule and has delayed moves limited area east of downtown. The next few weeks. a grocery manager ‘Socially Responsible Investing’ they wouldn’t find Holmes said. “ But that’s not what his chest and arms. His son had printed circuit board manufac after new riots by park and water department “ We’re almost ready to let water and store supervi million financing for Public Ser remainder of 1984. this original testimony said. I don’t less serious injuries. Both were me," she said. workers, said Director of Public turer has not yet set a date for run through it,” he said. sor in several stores vice Co. of New Hampshire — lead Bayiess said there is a “one-in-a- think you can get around the fact listed as stable. Works George A. Kandra. occupancy of the building. But because the new plant is By Robert Corriea “ It’s definitely of riot propor from 1967 to 1971, Zevin estimates that at most there are 100 Seabrook owner with a 35.6 percent million probability” that all of the it’s related to Seabrook. If this is in Rizzo is the owner of Rizzo’s But both buildings should be The Transmission and Distribu completely computer-controlled, United Press International tions tonight,’’ police Cap! Frank when he was named investment counselors in the United States who can .share. proceeds from the financing will be fact what they want the money for, Pools & Spas with outlets in ready within two to three weeks, tion divisions of the Water Depart Brunoli said an additional four to Foley said late Thursday. "Ii's far grocery specialist. help investors in the area. In Boston he knows ol three, Holmes said the company in used for construction. it should be considered on a larger Newington. Avon and Vernon and according to spokesmen for the ment have already moved into the five weeks of testing would be LAW R ENCE, Mass. — Rioting, worse than it was last night, to be In 1972 he was ap including himself, which is two more than 10 years itially had earmarked the money “It’s hard to tell exactly where scope." may have been on his way to work two contractors. new Spring Street plant, but the required to iron out any problems. arson and looting broke out for the honest” pointed district ago. He estimates the number of advisors has doubled when the car exploded. Police plant will not be entirely finished “ I ’m sure there’s going to be second con.secutive night in a • Alderman Anthony .Silva said the manager and in 1981 every several years. could not say whether a bomb had Kandra said the new Park been planted in the car. until the fall, Kandra said. some smoothing out needed before racially tense neighborhood before Thursday night violence began became vice presi- “ I think what's happening is that brokers are Department garage at 192 Charter police swept through with tear gas Investigators closed off the area Most of the architectural work we’re 100 percent,” he said. after the religious service nc.ir a 0 dent of the responding to the demands of the pubiic,” said Ms. Lobster catch down, prices up Oak St. is about 80 percent and called in the State Police on the plant has been completed, The new plant was built at a cost to break up a crowd of more than liquor store that was huriii'd in the company. Domini, 34, who like Zevin began specializing because complete and should be finished 300. rioting the night before Major Crime Squad and the said Jack Brunoli of Fred Brunoli of $6 million, Brunoli said. He currently re she knew investors who wanted a broker specially to within 30 days. The garage is the An uneasy calm prevailed today About 100 people many of sides in Eilington screen their investments, but expressed frustration at PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) — week by 50 cents a pound and Alcohol,^ Tobacco and Firearms former site of the water plant and July. August, Se ptember and Bureau'of the U.S. Treasury in a six-square-block area of the them Hispanics began banging but grew up in Man not being able to find one. Lobster wholesalers on the Por McIntyre said he anticipates the October, when lobster fishermen is still occupied by Water Depart Tower Hill neighborhood and al on 50-gallon barrels and hurling chester, where his i tland docks have said the catch of Department. ment workers. Kandra said. retail price could drop to around usually bring in 60 percent of their dermen were scheduled to meet firebombs at approaching police. Ms. Domini's approach is to run down a “ hit list" Rizzo was arrested in January When the building is finished. Egypt warns Iran parents still reside. Richard Neff Maine’s favorite ocean delicacy is $3.50 a pound. with her clients, helping them decide which areas are year’s total catch. today to discuss the violence, try to At about the same lime a predomi finally on the rise, after a slow Ed Blackmore, head of the by the special investigations unit of Park Department workers can off-limits. She also asks her clients to choose areas Blackmore said lobstermen determine if it was racially moti nantly white group on the other summer start — and they prediA a Maine Lobstermen’s Association, the Chief State’s Attorney’s office move from their current building they specifically favor, including suggestions such as blame any decline in the fishery on as part of the ongoing probe of vated and consider imposing a side of the police began throwing Delmed rejects Grace bid price drop. said he thinks the predictions are on Harrison Street and Water curfew. buying into companies in the areas of recycling, draggers — fishing boats which organized crime in the central a^out sea mines rocks at the officers and chanting But some lobstermen disagreed premature, because he hasn’t Department employees can move CAN TO N , Mass. — Delmed Inc., a cash- health care, alternative energy sources and drag their heavy nets across the Connecticut area. Twenty-one people were ar “U S A., USA ’’ with that appraisal Wednesday, noticed the catch going up much, if ocean bottom, destroying the lobs to the new water plant at 125 Spring By Hanzada Flkry In Washington, the Pentagon rested in the melee late Thursday "In my opinion the crowd should strapped medical company,, said Wednesday it education. Rizzo was charged with conspi St., he said. rejected a proposal for W.It. Grace i Co. to saying the lobster harvest isn’t at all. ter and other shellfish beds. United Press International said Thursday it had confirmed 16 and early today, which started not have been allowed to gather," down by much anyway — and if the “All the lobsters are getting soft racy to commit murder and Jay Giles of the Andrew Ansaldi acquire 3 miliion common shares of Delmed and B O TH Z E V IN A ND MS. DOM INI admit the process “ It’s anybody’s guess” what will separate incidents since July 27, after a religious service that was Silva said. “There’s no doubt the price drops, that’s seasonal. shells because it’s August and crim inal attempt to commit Co. of Manchester, the contractor CAIRO. Egypt (UPI) - Egypt warrants to purchase 3 million more shares. of “ social screening” eliminates most of America’s happen to lobster this season, ' including damage to two Chinese intended as a peace rally. A crowd caused the problem. There Robert McIntyre, manager make Winthrop their home year- you people have the safest com restaurants with meals. It keeps me. By Carol Rosenberg They caught one inside and one In fact, property costs are round. munity.’ There has been a lot of some problems away. United Press Internotlonol outside.” soaring, a condition that may Since its heyday of the early Although it is safe, Winthrop is source of contamination notoriety, some of it has been Polino says King’s story is someday change the makeup of the 1900s, more homes have since been joking about it, but some of the not without its problems. It is WINTHROP, Mass. - Crime is typical: A neighbor spotted a community by pricing the young wedged between the once lavish people congratulated us and what smack in the middle of the flight not a problem in this town of 19,000 flashlight inside the home while By Sarah Passell contaminating two municipal identical tests, but .Mexander said summer homes. The average lot not.” path from Logan International natives right out of the market, people 5 miles outside Boston. the governor and his wife were Herald Reporter wells. today lhal the IIE P 's preliminary Airport and attached to Deer Polino said. It's so safe realtor Jim Polino away: she called police, who size is 5,000 square feet, room Polino, 32, who grew up in the Water from the contaminatcct soil samples did not liirii up the Island which houses a jail and Single family houses start at and his wife walk the beaches late nabb^ the robbers. enough for neighbors to know town and now runs its largest real Several months of testing ground wells is.m ixed with purer town evidence he expected at the fourth sewage treatment plant. $75,000 and go as high as $230,000, at night. It's so safe a June edition “ The next door lady saw the light what’s going on next door. estate business, says several fac water at three businesses sus water so that it is well below the site As a result, no order to put in “ We’ve been fortunate that we tors contribute to the town’s But there have been no problems he said. Rent on a one-bedroom of Family Circle Magazine de moving around and said, ‘My apartment ranges from $400 to pected of contaminating municipal level permitted by federal law, a monitoring wells was issued and clared it the safest suburb in New gracious, there shouldn’t be anyb have citizenry that really likes to reputation for being safe. with breaks from the jail in over a $1,200 a month. water supplies off New State Road town water deparlnienl official Alexander is sure the fourth ody moving around,’” King said. take an active part,” said select “ It’s an old community — a lot of year, the sewage only stinks after England. “ It’s proximity. It’s really al have so far failed to turn up the said. business is not responsible for the Just ask former Gov. Edward J. “ I think that speaks well for the man Robert DeLeo. people have lived here all their heavy rains when the system most a part of Boston,” Polino actual source of the contamina Acting town Water Administra eoiitamination King, who has lived there since department to have that rapport, He said being singled out in lives, ” he said. “ Wintrhop is a backs up and the roar of 747s isn’t explained. tion, a spokesman for the state tor Robert J. Young said Thursday Young said monihly water sam 1959. and it speaks well for the town.” Family Circle as one of the town that a lot of people don’t know as bad as one might think, Polino And it’s safe. Department of Environmental that the highest concentration of ples .show that the three chemicals “ Well, I think the records do Winthrop, with three yacht clubs country’s 12 safest communities — even exits. You don’t come to says. ‘T v e been here for all my life, Protection said today. these chemicals allowed by law is are still entering the iiiiiiueipal speak for themselves,” King said. in its 2 square miles, is a town of the only one in New England — is a Winthrop unless you live here or “ You do get used to it,” shouted basically 32 years, and personally State D E P officials lust spring so low that a person who drank two wells, which feed into the town's “ My home was broken into while I one-time summer homes for the fact of pride in town. come to the beaches.” Polino through a je t’s roar. “ And it I ’ve never had any criminal action ordered Southern New England liters of the water every day for 711 low pressure w.der zone. The "low was governor, and they appre wealthy along Boston Harbor. “ I have heard a lot of people Winthrop fs^also a dry town, does not really effect the property of any kind,” he said. Telephone Co. to dig monitoring years would have no more than one zone ' IS one of three water zones in hended them right on the spot. Today, the people who live there comment on it,” he said.” ’Hey, where liquor is"bnly served in values that much. It really shocks wells around its old maintenance chance in a thousand of getting Mam-liesler and serves the west garage on New State Road after cancer from the pollutants. Young ern edge of lown. Young said. state engineers found some of the said the town keeps the level of the Alexander said lhal even if a contaminating chemicals in a dry hazardous chemicals even lower business had slopped using the Weather well pit there. But test results have than allowed by law by mixing it ehemieals long ago. ehemieals Peopletalk shown insignificant traces of the with other water. reiiiaining in the ground can chemicals — cleansing agents Alexander, a DF'Pcnginecr, said eoiiliniie lo eonlamniale nearby Today’s forecast tetrachloroethylene, trichloroeth he did not know the results of the water supplies ylene and trichloroethane — in one water sample taken so far Allhoiigh oflieials don't have the A meltdown in Washington Liz will go to service Connecticut, Massachusetts and ground water on the SNET land. from the Ward Manufacturing Co. solution id Hie iiiyslery yet. Alex Rhode Island; Becoming partly “ The intial round of sampling on Adams Street. The Itiird sus ander said the III mondorinuwells The Washington opening of the John Curry Actress Elizabeth Taylor has apparently sunny hazy today. A chance of an they did showed very little contam pected source of the pollution. dog Itiis siiiiiiiier w rtf’stww' eiigi- Skating Company was canceled Wednesday night changed her mind about attending services for afternoon thunderstorm in the ination in the monitoring wells,” Burnside Auto Body, also on New iieers how Hie water Hows Hiroiigli because the water wouldn’t freeze on the her twice former husband, Richard Burton. Berkshires. Highs in low to mid said DEP spokesman Stanley State Road, has not yet dug wells. the area. Thai information should temporary ice rink at the Kennedy Center Opera A spokesman for NBC, which interviewed 80s. Variable cloudiness tonight. Alexander. He said the results Alexander saiih House. Burton brother Graham Jenkins Wednesday, help pinpoinl Hie source of the Lows in 60s. Saturday mostly indicate that the SNET garage, Last May the DEP was prepared eontamiiiaiils. even if they are The same thing happened on the company’s said Miss Taylor called Jenkins at his home in cloudy and muggy. A chance of closed this summer, is probably to order a fourth, unnamed busi opening night at the Metropolitan Opera House in Switzerland after the broadcast and indicated she eoiiiing from a site not now under showers and thunderstorms west not the source of the chemicals ness in the area to eoiidiiel siispieion lie said New 'Vork, leaving Dorothy Hamill, Jo Jo would attend a memorial service scheduled for portions. Highs in low 80s except Starbuck and the other skating stars cooling their Saturday in Pontrhydfen, Wales — Burton’s upper 70s along the coast. blades. Kennedy Center technicians corrected childhood home. Maine and New Hampshre: the problem in time fur a delayed opening Burton’s family had previously not encouraged Mostly cloudy today. Chance of Thursday. Miss Taylor to attend eitherthe memorial service showers or thundershowers north. Man jailed or Burton’s funeral Thursday in Celigny, Highs in mid 70s to mid 80s but Switzerland. Burton was buried at the tiny cooler at the coast. Fog and Herald photo by Pinto Celigny cemetery, which he had said reminded occasional drizzle near the coast for pulling Ode to an orange him of Wales. and mostly cloudy with some fog Students at the Patti Dunne School of Gymnastics on Pine Street The graveside service was attended by close elsewhere tonight. Chance of a few practice their routines, coached by co-owner Kevin Dunne, right. Los Angeles has mountains, ocean, movie stars friends and family, including Burton’s fifth wife, more showers north. Lows in 60s. and smog — but no official song. While a San Sally Hay. She had no plans to be at the service in Mostly cloudy with a chance of a fire alarm Franciscan can leave his heart in his hometown Wales. few .showers statewide Saturday. and a New Yorker can wake up in a city that Highs in 70s to low 80s. Showers or heat, you’ll feel wet A 29-year-old Manchester man allegedly never sleeps, poor Angelenos can only Vermont: Warm^ and sticky Medals make gymnastics big Today: hazy sunshine. Highs in mid 80s. Light variable winds. convicted of pulling a fire alarm sing the blues about the absence of a city anthem. through Saturday with a chance of Tonight: variable cloudiness. Areas of fog redeveloping. Lows behind Willie’s Steak House on A lot of singer-songwriters are trying to correct thunderstorms. Variable clouds. The owners of Manchester’s two gymnastic off the hook.” He said he received 20 calls Tuesday in mid 60s. Light variable winds. Saturday: mostly cloudy. A 30 Center Street was sentenced Tues the problem. Frank Sinatra, Steve Lawrence and Hazy during the day and some schools said this week that business is looking up alone, which is about 20 more than he usually gets Frankie Lalne have all taken a shot at it, but still Michael Jackson overdose percent chance of showers or thunderstorms by evening. Highs day in Manchester Superior Court overnight fog. Highs each day in thanks to the spectacular showing of the U.S. all summer. no official tune. Randy Newman’s panoramic BO to 85. Thanks to Cassie Easton, 9, of 38 E Channing Drive, a to 30 days in jail. Radio stations across the country are running 80s. Lows in 60s. Wininger’s classes are not scheduled to begin video for his composition “ I Love L.A.” runs student at Verplanck School, for today’s weather drawing. Olympic gymnasts last week. Paul E. Gaulin, of 444 Center St., contests giving away free tickets and trips to Kevin Dunne, co-owner of the Patti Dunne School again until September, but Wininger said he plans was charged with first-degree around the clock on MTV, especially during the concerts by the Jacksons, but not all stations have of Gymnastics, and Bill Wininger, who owns and to take advantage of the sudden leap in the sport’s criminal mischief on the day of the Olympics. succumbed to Jackson fever: Long Island Sound Now Rusty Buchanan and Christian Wilde have teaches at the Wininger Gymnastics School on popularity by placing some early advertising in alarm-pulling incident. He was Radio station W R IF in Detroit is inviting The National Weather Service cooked up their own ode to the Big Orange, “ L.A. Main Street, have both reported getting more newspapers. charged later with violating the contestants to “ Beat It” out of town Aug. 17-19, forecast for Long Island Sound to My Way:” A sample of the star-studded lyrics: Kevin and Patti Dunne have been giving morning terms of probation he was serving the weekend the brothers are appearing at the Watch Hill. R.I., and Montauk inquiries than usual about classes in the last week. “ Where Garbo and Gable and Elvis were able on another criminal charge. Silverdrome in nearby Pontiac, The station, Point, N.Y.: Wininger said the telephone has been “ ringing classes all summer. To dine at the victory table.” which plays hard rock music, is offering to send East to southeast winds through A man who told authorities that Explained Wilde, “ I was hearing so many songs two couples to Jackson Hole, W y o.T h e trips Saturday at 10 to 15 knots in the he was 21-year-old Rolf Wirkki of about L.A. Most of them were travelogues about include roundtrip airfare on cut-rate Continental afternoons and 10 knots or less at Bloomfield is really 20-year-old the city! ” Airlines, plus $101 (the station’s dial location) in night and in the morning. Visibility Timothy M. Joyce, court officials spending money. of 2 to 5 miles in haze through Manchester/Area Towns In say, and he was charged Tuesday W R IF is promoting the contest by showing Saturday except 1 miles or less in with perjury for claiming under Michael Jackson’s famous white glove plus the morning fog and in possible oath that he had never been Policewoman chic In Dayton word “ hype” inside a red circle with a bar across thunderstorms Saturday. Average arrested before. it — the international “ prohibited” symbol. ZBA get^ day care request New Piano house goes up What’s a dedicated policewoman to do when she wave heights a foot or less throu,gh Joyce was stopped by Manches gets pregnant and her police uniform becomes too tonight. A Manchester and Vernon couple have applied BOLTON — The creation of Bolton developer : c j' - ter police on April 27 and charged tight? If you’re Officer Christine Beane of the to the Zoning Board of Appeals for permission to Lawrence F. Fiano’s Quarryville Woods has with drunken driving. Police said Dayton, Ohio, police department, you make a Extended outlook # ■ - 1 open a day care center at 95 Avery St. begun with construction under way on the first they found a machete beside bim fashion statement. Mutual admiration society? ■L' The applicants are Wesley and Cindy Vancour house in the 61-acre subdivision off South Road. on tbe front seat of his car and Mrs. Beane got tired of waiting for her Extended outlook for New Eng of 186 Lake St., and Robert and Ann Marie Burney Fiano said' he expects the average price of charged him also with possession superiors to come up with maternity blues, so she Although they haven’t exactly been bosom land Sunday through Tuesday: of 14 Summit Road in Vernon. The Burneys now houses to be built on each of the 32 lots to be of a dangerous weapon. He gave hired a local couturierto design something for the buddies, politically speaking. New York Gov. Connecticut, Massachusetts and operate the Wee Care Day Care Center and around $125,000. He said he does not expect to be his name at the time as Wirkki. well-dressed policewoman in the family way. Mario Cuomo and the Rev. Jesse Jackson Rhode Island; A chance of showers Satellite view Nursery SchooTat 726 N. Main St. the contractor for all 32 houses. On May 16 Joyce, still calling Dennis Lieberman, Mrs. Beane’s attorney, recently made up — sort of. Sunday and Monday. Fair Tues Neither the Vancours nor the Burneys could be Fiano said the house now under construction himself Wirkki, told Manchester described the outfit as a regulation uniform with a At the International Platform Association day. Highs mostly in 80s. Lows in Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows a reached this morning for comment on their plans should be finished in two months, when a Superior Court Judge John Walsh few maternal touches like panels in the pants that banquet Sunday in Washington, D.C., the pols sat 60s. band of frontal clouds stretching from the Southwest through the for the center. semi-retired East Hartford couple will move in, under oath that he had no criminal will expand throughout his client’s pregnancy, together at the head table and p ra is ^ each Vermont; Chance of showers mid-Mississippi Valley into the Great Lakes region. Swirling clouds According to the application filed with zoning he said. He said two other families have put record, records show. But a check eliminating the need for a new blue every few other’s oratorical talents to the rafters and to the Sunday. Clearing Monday. Fair reveal hurricane "Iselle” off the Baja coast. Another band of frontal officials, the new day care center would contain a deposits on lots and six more lots are “ on hold.” by the state’s attorney’s office months. several hundred members of the audience. Tuesday. Highs each day in 80s. clouds covers parts of the Northwest and Great Basin. A high pressure total of 1,680 square feet in a one-story building. The building permit issued by the town for the revealed that Joyce had been Dayton police have been under a court order The IP A honored Cuomo for “ making the Lows in 60s. system is bringing mostly clear skies to the northern Rockies The application is scheduled for a public house being built lists the construction cost at arrested five times before in since last year to make a fashion statement greatest keynote address'in American history at New Hampshire and Maine: eastward to the upper midwest. hearing before the ZBA on Sept. 24. $49,000. Fiano said lot improvements and other Connecticut, including once in themselves after another officer sued, claiming a political convention.” Jackson copped the prize Chance of a few showers Sunday. costs add about $50,000 more to the purchase Windsor in 1982, when he was she had been forced to take early maternity leave as “ the greatest living orator in the English- Partial clearing Monday. Fair Mercier hits Lotto advertising price. convicted of breach of peace. due to a lack of the right duds. speaking world.” Tuesday. Highs mostly 70s on . 20.77 Joyce was released this week on Sunday warming to the 80s Mon Jonathan L. Mercier, the Republican-endorsed a $1,000 non-surety bond and day and Tuesday except cooler at candidate for the 12th Assembly District seat, Tax board opinion sought ordered to answer the latest the coast. Lows in upper 50s and today called promotions for the state’s Lotto charge Monday in the Manchester CO VEN TRY — The Town Council decided low 60s. game “ pure deceptive advertising.” court. Mercier said, for example, that if a prize were Tuesday not to take action on correction of the town’s property tax revaluation cards until $2.5 million payable over 20 years, its actual value Herald pholo by Tarqumlo Air quality would be slightly less than $900,000 because that is hearing the official opinion of the Board of Tax what it would cost the state to finance the : Review. The state Department of Envir SAN FRANCISCO / The council has been considering spending 29.77 payments over that period through investments. Fire Calls Makes list, checks twice onmental Protection reported He said that if he is elected, he will introduce $1,000 to bring United Appraisal Co. from East moderate to good air quality levels . . legislation requiring the state to specify on its ads Hartford back into Coventry to repeat inspections across Connecticut Thursday and LOS AtjO^ES Tracy O’Brien, a swimming instructor for the Manchester for lottery games the actual value of the prize and of some 600 houses with cards known to be in forecast moderate conditions for Manchester Recreation Department, takes time out from teaching at the period the prize is payable over. error. today. LOWEST TEMPERATURES “ My focus is not so much on the lucky few who Board of Tax Review Chairman Phillip Thursday, 9:44 a.m. — medical Globe Hollow Pool to check her roster. All were 60 6 0 win,” Mercier said. The person who buys a lottery Bouchard has said he would be in favor of the call, 54 Tanner St. (Eighth Dis accounted for. ticket should know that the prize does not cost the action, but other members of the panel blame trict, Paramedics). Across the nation LEOEHD~ state as much as its advertised value, he said. United Appraisal for causing the discrepencies in Thursday, 1:10 p.m. — car fife, 30.00 the 1981 revaluation in the first place. They say 75 Center St. (Town). Showers and thunderstorms — “ They have to know because they’re funding the firm should not be allowed to do the same Thursday, 2:36 p.m. — medical some heavy — will continue over M M nAm |/.*,1www it,” he said. thing again. call, 36B Pascal Lane southern New Mexico, western FLOW (Paramedics). Texas, the southern Plains and the UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST ® Thursday, 5:52 p.m. — medical lower Mississippi Valley. Widely Police can’t have free bus call, 243A Main St. (Eighth Dis scattered thunderstorms will ZBA acts on garage case The Board of Directors will not allow the trict, Paramedics). stretch from the Gulf Coast, the National forecast Manchester Police Department to accept the COVENTRY — The Zoning Board of Appeals Thursday, 5:55 p.m — motor lower Ohio Valley and mid- offer of a free school bus from Manchester Bus has told the manager of South Street Garage that vehicle accident, 305 E. Center St. Atlantic states to the Northeast For period ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. Tonight, thundershowers are Service Inc. because the directors do not want to if he does not clear his lot of cars within 20 days he (Tow n). and a few afternoon storms will dot expected in New Mexico and the North Atlantic coast states. spend money to equip it as a mobile command will either be fined or closed down. Thursday, 6:52 p.m. — dumpster the Plateau, northern Rockies and Elsewhere, weather will remain fair in general. Minimum temperatures post. Garage manager Lawrence Bertrand was fire, 276 Hartford Road (Town). POOL OF VERNON desert Southwest regions. It will be include: (maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 70 (89), Boston Mayor Barbara Weinberg said Thursday that ordered by the ZBA Tuesday to limit the number Thursday, 7:18 p.m. — medical fair along the south Atlantic Coast 67 (80), Chicago 65 (76), Cleveland 65 (8T);'^Dallas 75 (95), Denver 56 she had not asked police how they hoped to use the of cars for sale on his premises to 20 and the call, 74 Cooper St. (Paramedics). and from the central and northern bus, but said she assumed the addition of radio number of cars for repair to seven. Bertrand was Thursday, 10:51 p.m .— medical a A 7 ^ C k A O t\ VERNON CIRCLE Plains to the upper Midwest. (92), Duluth 48 (70), Houston 71 (92), Jacksonville 72 (93), Kansas and other equipment would be necessary to turn it also ordered to fix a fence and do other general call, 2. Thompson Road RT.83 VERNON UPI photo Afternoon highs will range from City 65 (85), Little Rock 70 (88), Los Angeles 66 (76), Miami 77 (90), into a mobile station. maintenance and cleaning of the business. (Paramedics). the mid 70s in Upper Michigan to Minneapolis 62 (80), New Orleans 73 (82), New York 70 (83), Phoenix Police spokesman Gary Wood said the The property is owned by Victor Della Ferra of Thursday, 11:14 p.m — car (ire, Today In history above the century mark in the 78 (103), San Francisco 54 (72), Seattle 55 (74), St. Louis 66 (88), Washington 74 (86). department had not settled on exactly how the bus East Hartford. Lee Parsiani leases the property 947 Center St. (Town). Special Introductory desert Southwest. would have been used, but he said police officials On Aug. 10,1977, the United States and from Della Ferra and is subletting it to Bertrand. Friday, 7:01 a.m. — smoke Carter and Panamanian leader Gen. had considered several possible uses, including All three men were cited for violation of zoning Panama reached agreement in principle investigation , 937 Center St. Omar Torrijos sign treat at the Organi by the department’s SWAT team. codes pertaining to auto sales and ’’junk” (Tow n ). P tIcb! to transfer the Panama Canal to Panama zation of American States. At the center Mancli^ter Herald Wood recalled that the department had vehicles. Friday, 7:18 a.m. — medical by the year 2000. Here, in ceremonies in is Alejandro Orfila, OAS secretary Lottery borrowed a bus from Manchester Bus Service If the requirements are not met after 20 days, call, 179 E. Center St. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher earlier this year to take a contingent of police the ZBA has threatened to either fine the three (Paramedics). RIZZO POOL ANNOI VVashington a month later, President general. officers to the St. Patrick’s Day parade in men or close the business. Penny Sadd Hartford. Several years ago police borrowed a Mark F. Abraitis Tolland County The arrival of the famous Connecticut daily Associate Publisher Business Manager bus for use in a drug raid, he said. The offer was made to police last month by bus Norcel attends conference Thursday, 3:58 p.m. — car (ire, Beach Port SPA Almanac Thursday: 314 USPS 327-500 VOL, cm , No. 266 company controller John R. Thrall for the Thrall Boston Turnpike, Coventry (North Play Four: 2526 family, which owns the bus company. COVENTRY — Jaqueline Norcel, Coventry Coventry). We have the right SPA for! Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are S1.20 Grammar School principal, recently attended a Thursday, 8:14 p.m. — medical and certain holloMdavs by the Man- weekly, $5.12 for one month, $15.35 state leaders conference of the National Associa Today is Friday, Aug. 10, the On this date in history: Rainbow Jackpot: Chester Publlshine Ca., 14 Bralnard call. South Coventry Fire Station. Quebec for the sixth conference of for three months, $30.70 for six Town attorney gets new job tion of Elementary School Principals in Many Other Styles Available , 223cd day of 1984 with 143 to follow. In 1776, a committee of Ben Place, Manchester, Conn. 04040. months and $41.40 for one year. Mall Thursday, 8:55 p.m. — alarm. World War II. I — R ed — 606 Second class postage paid at Man Washington. The moon is approaching its full jamin Franklin, John Adams and rotes ore available on request. ANDOVER — Town Attorney Katherine Y. Quarry Road, Bolton (Bolton). chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Hutchinson will resign her position to begin a job Mrs. Norcel joined other principals in work phase. Thomas Jefferson suggested the In 1977, the United States and Send address changes to the Mon- To place a classified or display shops and discussions on leadership training, There is no morning star. United States adopt “ e pluribus Panama reached agreement in other numbers drawn Thursday Chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, advertisement, or.to report a news in the child support department of the state SKIP IN IWAV AND SEE OU) WORKING Manchester, Conn. 04040. membership promotion, legislative issues and The evening stars are Mercury, unum” as the motto for its Great principle to transfer the Panama in New Engiqpd: Item, story or picture Idea, call attorney general’s office, town and state officials 443-3711. Office hours are o.m. studies calling for reform in education. Benin once Abomey Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Seal. Canal to Panama by the year 2000. To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Monday through^rlday. said. New Hampshire daily: 6704. Mrs. Norcel, one of 200 principals elected to The country of Benin, on the Gulf nSWAY SPA — WE HAVE M RIGHT SPA FOR Those bom on this day are under In 1833, Chicago was incorpo delivery problem, call 447-9944. An Andover native, Mrs. Hutchinson is a Rhode Island daily: 4513. “ 4-47 Offl<;p hours are 8;30 o.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is o of Guinea in West Africa, was once Hours: the sign of Leo. They include rated as a viiiage with a population partner in the Rockville law firm of Lavitt, leadership positions in the organization, said Jackpot" numbers: 16-34-28-27-07. p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interna many studies calling for reform in education the kingdom of Abomey. It was Wgd., Thurt.. 8i FrI- Ml •» P-'"- Herbert Hoover, 31st president of of 200. A thought for the day: President to to a.m ,. Saturday. Delivery tional news services and Is a Hutchinson, Kaplan and Ford. Maine daily: 387. incorporated Into French West Moh., 0 Tu ««. 10-6 pan. the United States, in 1874, actress In 1943, President Franklin Herbert Hoover said: “A good should be made by 5 p.m. Monday member of the Audit Bureou of Mrs. Hutchinson could not be reached for overlook the elementary schools. through Fridoy and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. Africa in 1904. In 1960, under the Sat. 10-S p.m. Jane Wyatt in 1913 and singer Roosevelt and British Prim e Min many things go around in the dark Vermont daily: 743. comment this week. The Board of Selectmen “ We must target educational reforms in the Saturday. name of Dahomey, it gained its Sun. 12-5 p.m. Eddie Fisher in 1928. ister Winston Churchill met in besides Santa Claus.” Massachusetts daily: 7309. voted to accept her resignation on Monday. kindergarten through graded level,” she said. freedom from France. M A N CH ESTER H E R A LD , Friday. Aiimisl 10. 4 M ANCUKSTEK HF.RALI), F'ridav. August 10, 1984 V.S./W ortd Salvador Study hits in Brief aid back ‘star wars’ SAVINGS! Hijacked Jet returns home H E IH K T. Ix-banon — An Iranian jet flew from POLAROID Rome to Shiraz. Iran, today minus 10 of it.s more in House defenses 600 LMS than 300 pa.sscnger.s. three days after teenage Instant hijackers seized the jet on a flight taking the By Ellof Brenner Camera Moslem pilgrims to Mecca. WASHINGTON (DPI) - House and United Press International " All pas.sengcrs and the crew, except a few who Senate negotiators, unable to come up needed medical care and remained in Rome, with a compromi.se on military aid to El W ASHINGTON — Arms experts at 29.90 returned home on the hijacked plane.” the Salvador, sent the i.ssuc back for a new Stanford University say President Has auto light Iranian news agency IRNA said. vote in the Ilou.se today Reagan's "Star Wars” defense plan is management plus- "The pas.sengcrs. speaking to IRNA reporters Supporters of President Reagan's dangerous and technologically impos auto flash and here, condemned this inhuman act. They said the film winding for original request for $117 million in sible, countering congressional testim hijackers refused to give them even water for the extra aid this year were hopeful a easy operation. ony praising the program. Just aim & shoot children." IRNA said. compromise figure would be accepted Scientists, officials and private citi The Iran Air A-300 Airbus, filled with Moslem for great instant by the full House. The Republican- zens appeared before the House pilgrims headed for Mecca, was commandeered picturesi controlled Senate approved the figure Republican Study Committee Thurs late Tuesday on a flight from Tehran to Jeddah. earlier this week, but offered to accept day to praise Reagan’s plan for Saudi Arabia. The plane stopped in Bahrain and a lesser amount during negotiations research into space technology that Can o before being forced to Rome. late Thursday. could protect the nation against nu The Senate members of the confer clear missiles. ence committee offered to reduce the Current proposals for such a defense Blast rips Shiite base aid amount to $90 million, but that was focus on laser-equipped satellites. EVEREADY SUPER rejected by most of the majority But three researchers at the Stanford HEAVY DUTY BATTERY SALE! H K IR l'T. Lebanon ~ An explosion in a Shiite Democrats on the House side, A later Center for International Security and BUY AN Y 3 P A CK A G ES O F Moslem Amal militia base in west Beirut today proposal to reduce the-qid to $70 million Arms Control in San Francisco re killed one per.son and wounded two others in the ------HEAVY DUTY BATTERIES was al.so rejected beforeStjjivas decided UPI photo leased a study calling the Star Wars fourth bonih blast in two days in the Moslem to send matter buck to me House in plan dangerous, destabilizing and GET 1.80 MANUFACTURER’S REBATE* sector of the capital, an Amal spokesman said. disagreement. Rep. Trent Lott, (r-Miss.), chairman of the Republican platform technologically impossible. EXAMPLE: "A gas bottle exploded in an Amal office and The clash came as the two sides Researcher Sidney Drell said. "We killed one man and injured two others." an Amal committee holds a press conference Thursday on Capitol Hill 3 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher' Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Connecticut Six persons charged with huriing bombs James P. Sacks, City Editor Edward Dailey, state police spokes Thursday, igniting a small fire. foot but were caught by troopers a short OPINION NORTH CANAAN (UPI) - A mother man. " I f it was a joke, it was a very time later. and daughter were among six people "The perpetrators fled the scene and In Brief Apprehended after the chase were poor one.” arrested by police for allegedly tossing returned 20 minutes later when a Mary Rose Quenneville, 37, and her Police charged the six with two two firebombs into the North Canaan second incendiary device was thrown,” Yankee Mac program opens daughter Michelle, 16, both of Shef counts of first-degree arson and on state police barracks, officials said. a trooper said. State police said the field, Mass, and Eric Zinke, 28, of North three counts of first-degree reckless Jack/ HARTFORD — The state today reopened it’s Police said the incendiary bombs second bomb was also tossed into the Canaan. A short time later police endangerment each. They were ar Whose names go into the newspaper? Yankee Mac program, offering prospective home thrown into the front door of the front door, but did not cause a fire. Anderson arrested Dale Madsen. 20. of North raigned in Winsted Superior Court and buyers $76 million in fixed mortgages at a 13.62S barracks caused minimal fire and No one was in the lobby area and no Canaan. Eric Zinke, 18, and Brenda face a maximum sentence of 20 years in can’t prove it until he gets in court and by then his percent interest rate. smoke damage and no injuries, but a injuries were reported, police said. HANOVER, N.H. — The editors from New W a s h in g to n Zinke, 17, both of North Canaan, prison on each charge, Dailey said. The State Treasurer Henry E. Parker, who state police cruiser was damaged The suspects were pursued by police Hampshire and Verm ont argued about it; What is your career will be ruined and his fam ily life destroyed? And surrendered to police about 9:15 a.m. case was continued until Aug. 13. a Merry-Go-Round administers the program, said he was taking extensively in a subsequent chase. as they tried to escape and rammed an policy about putting names in the paper? you believe him? "W e really don’t know why they did court clerk said. advantage of a "window of opportunity in the Poiice said the first incendiary unoccupied state police cruiser being Monograph it. It doesn’t appear to us at this time it Dailey said troopers on duty put the Do you use the name of rape victims? marketplace” to refloat the issue originally device was thrown in the front door of used as a roadblock. They abandoned EDITORS FACE THESE CHOICES frequently and was retaliatory in any way,” said Sgt. fire out immediately. Most said no. Unless, of course, the victim was a offered last May and June. Troop B barracks about 1:20 a.m. their car on Clayton Road and fled on Andy Dabilis most usually opt to use a name. famous person. United Press The original offer was $150 million but less than But then another said they shouldn’t use the name of But not always. half, or $73.5 million, was scopped up by 1 those involved in incest eases. And another suggested International There w ere nearly as many who said they would not PLO quietly! applicants. people accused of crimes shouldn’t have their names in use names in certain cases — such as an incest, where Parker said in June, competitive rates had State reports the paper until they were convicted of something. they wouldn't even mention that word in their story — climbed to more than 14 percent “ and the This was a m eeting of the editors from both states at as would use som eone’s nam e.. heads back! consensus of economists was they would either Dartmouth College, and it sounded curiously like a Some admitted it was easier if they didn't know who stay that high or climb higher.” plans to study But the situation has changed "and now we journalism class at college because the rhetorical was involved. And in every paper and every news have a window of opportunity,” said Parker. person’s name not being in the paper, and, therefore, agency, names sometimes are not used because it’s questions and debates raged with intensity. to Lebanon! "Competitive interest rates have dropped not being known to the public. g waste disposal A few months earlier in Maine, newspaper editors known who is involved. sharply, "making Yankee Mac an evn better there w ere equally unsure and soul searching in their Where does it end? There is one sim ple policy: If you know the name, use WASHINGTON - The State investment now than in May.” If you know the name of a juvenile charged of a it. That’s whether the case involves a rape victim , a Department stunned Congress re-1 attempt to balance the public’s right to know with HARTFORD (U P I) — Plans have been announced privacy rights of individuals and the newspaper’s role. crim e, does the name go in the paper? juvenile, the son of the police chief or the mayor, or the cently by claiming that Syria was J Two out of manager race for a major study to determine the extent of use and Probably not. Unless he or she killed someone well son or daughter of a faceless single parent or anyone now playing a "helpful” role in t One editor was asked what her policy was about HARTFORD — City Council members say they how to safely dispose of hazardous wastes used in __ ** whose names to use and m en tion ^ the story about a known in the community or otherwise famous. But else. Lebanon. This abrupt reversal of j hope to choose a new city manager by early next Connecticut’s homes, business and industry. prominent local man accused of a serious crime. Was doesn’t that mean you have no policy since there are too News agencies use names because the names are the official attitude toward Syria • week from a pool of finalists shrunken to three by The (Connecticut Hazardous Waste Management his name in the paper? many exceptions? news. Editors make editorial judgments daily, but was unveiled by Richard Murphy, • the sudden withdrawal of two candidates for the Service announced Wednesday it will begin a series of “ Oh no,” she said, "w e don’t put things like that in my And do you use the name of a rape victim if it’s a some make value judgments too that interfere with the assistant secretary for Middle ! $85,000 position. six field meetings Aug. 13 to. determine waste paper,” man? Or if it's a woman who has charged a city or town their objectivity and their job which is, o'f course, to Eastern affairs. "Times change,” |i The nine city council members met in a generation and management needs to the year 2005. Gov. William O’Neill, who attended a Capitol news That was the problem. official or someone who is not a celebrity but is a public report the news. he explained. I closed-door session Thursday night and emerged conference to outline the plans of the quasi- figure? Few editors want to hurt or injure anyone’s name or This is certainly true — but not in J from the session saying the choice was tough but would be made soon. govemmeno agency, said hazardous waste "poses E V E R Y T IM E TH E ED ITO R S thought about the How about the man who calls up crying and says he reputation, career or family. But. as wise old editors the sense Murphy implied. The J The two finalists withdrawn their names from one of the most serious challenges facing the state and policy, there were those who could add a longer list of was charged with drunken driving but was really on frequently tell naive;young reporters, it was the person biggest change in Lebanon is that ■ contention for the position vacated by retiring cannot be ignored.” UPI (iholi) medication that made him appear that way? Only he reasons and categories that would lead to some in the news who got him self or herself there. the Palestine Liberation Organiza- j City Manager Woodrow Wilson Gaitor citing Kathleen Golas of West Hartford, chairman of the tion — driven out of Beirut by the • personal and professional reasons. independent corporation, said the consultant firm of The long trek Is over Israelis two years ago — is quietly • Timothy Honey, city manager of Portland, Me., ERM-Northeast of Plainview, N.Y., has been hired to Guest editortat moving back into Lebanon in! and Richard Knight Jr., a Dallas assistant generate data to first identify the amount, location, A four-day pilgrimage for the owners of sixteen Stanley Steamers from around content and current waste management practices in strength. “ In fact,” a confidential! manager, withdrew their names from the Stanley Steamers, which were made the country made the trek to Kingsfield intelligence report warns, “ the! consideration. the state. She said the corporation does not now know if by the Stanley brothers in Kingsfield, and surrounding areas. reconstruction of a Palestinian! The contenders still vying for the position are hazardous waste facilities will be required or state within Lebanon today is only J Levi Davis, also an assistant city manager in Me., ended Wednesday when some Dallas’, Robert Sadler, vice president of the recommended. "N o sites are under consideration at UAW settlement a question of tim e.” ; this tim e," she said. Greater Hartford Chamber of Commerce and The report, obtained by my* Alfred Gatta, executive director of Riverfront She said one of the corporation's mandates will be to associate Donald Goldberg, min-, Recapture in Hartford. determine this if the state’s needs are being met State offers transfer plan ces no words, declaring: "Beirut is! private firms. could be costly once again witnessing the syste-I Beer ban for Beach Boys The agency, created by the 1983 Legislature, will matic return of the armed Palesti-! report to the governor and the 1985 Legislature. It’s BRIDGEPORT — The city clerk’s decision to nian organizations ... supported! jurisdiction does not include radioactive waste. ban beer sales at this month’s Beach Boys concert In addition to Ms. Golas, the board of directors for retarded residents both by Syria and Lebanese; When General Motors, benefits, the additional cost has shocked promoters who say profits will be includes Robert N. Genereau, president of Stanley organizations. Lebanese security; Ford and Chrysler reported to the company still would slashed at the benefit event. Plating Co. of Forestville; Geosge Holeman, a health HARTFORD (UPI) - The stale population for the school. plans to open 23 of them by next record combined profits of amount to the equivalent of sources expect this PLO influx to *' " I don’t approve of beer at the concert. I don’t physicist representing the scientific community: Department of Mental Retarda Ms. Dignoti was one of those July, providing 247 new beds. develop very quickly into a mas-! think it’s a good idea,” City Clerk Leonard L. As residents are transferred, the $6.3 billion for 1983, there was $4.27 an hour per worker. Sumner Kaufman, manager for safety, health and tion has proposed transferring 467 outside the department to sec the sive return of the entire PLO! Crone announced Thursday. environment at the Davis & Geek Divion of American retarded residents from the Mans report before it was submitted for department expects to close 10 speculation that the United Those company estimates infrastructure to the capital of! “ What — is he kidding? That’s where half of our Cyanamid in Danbury; Wallace Pringle, professor of field Training School and nursing the magistrate’s review. "From living units that fall short of Auto Workers union would assume cost-of-living pay Lebanon with renewed PLO activ-! profits will be coming from,” said Dennis Dean, p h y s i c a l and environmental chemistry at Wesleyan homes into community place what I ’ve glanced through, the federal staffing and program director of the city's Klein Memorial Auditorium, requirements. Eagan called some press for hefty wage in ments based on an annual ity to the political, financial,; University and Patricia Smith of Cheshire, an energy ments by June 1986. language seems quite positive," which will share in the profits of the event. of those units ".seriously deficient” creases in this summer’s average inflation rate of 6 military and propaganda fields." ; consultant representing the general public. The department submitted an she said. Dean said he would try to convince Crone to Retarded residents will be and “ devoid of any potential for This means that the Israeli; 81-page report detailing the plan to contract talks, which have percent, profit-sharing bo change his mind and other off icials said they were U.S. Magistrate F. Owen Eagan moved into group homes, super meaningful human activity and invasion and the subsequent sacri-! begun at GM and Ford. In nuses comparable to the $650 not certain if anyone else could sign the beer Thursday. The plan was required vised apartments and with private interaction.” fice of 241 Marines at the Beirut! fact, the preliminary stories per worker distributed for permit. Escapee buried; by an April settlement to a class families. However, the department has airport were all for nought. Le-! "It’s going to be a high-priced been criticized for not meeting of the talks sounded uni 1983, and the rising cost of action suit filed by the Connecticut banon will soon be in the samcC Petitioner sues poiicenien Association for Retarded Citizens. project, no question about it,” said earlier deadlines. It was required formly gloomy, with some health benefits. to find community placements for chaotic condition it was in before: HARTFORD — A man arrested while petition the town pays The group filed the suit five Deputy Commissioner Marilyn 15 plaintiffs named in the lawsuit 1 analysts saying a walkout the last two years of bloodshed; a ing for Communist Party candidates on a years ago to close the 67-year-old Gravink. by June 30, but three remain GM and Ford have indi state powerless to control a quar; downtown street has sued five city policemen for facility cited for inadequate staf The department must first find was almost inevitable. temporarily in the department’s cated they will try to scale relsome, heavily armed alien $1 million, charging harassment and false arrest. SOMERS (UPI) — A Tennessee prison escapee has fing and programs for the re places to move the residents and , regional centers and six others are Thomas Connolly of Hartford said in a civil suit been laid to rest in north central Connecticut, his tarded. But up to 200 residents are appoint advocates and guardians However, it appears that down the existing cost-of- population within its borders. < still waiting to move. Thursday he was arrested June 15 even though service paid for by residents of the town where 9 died expected to remain when a second for those who don’t have them, living formulas in an effort to In fact, the significant difference The department had intended to the UAW plans to concentrate police had told him a week earlier he had a right to in a gunfight with police. round of transfers is completed by organize teams to evaluate indi is that now the warring Palestinian open 21 group homes by June 30, on job security in the negotia contain costs. But union nego seek petitions when the same policemen The townspeople paid for the funeral service and a 1989, the state plan said. viduals for community placement, factions will almost certainly bd but only nine have been completed. tiators are likely to resist threatened to arrest him. burial in the nearby town of Windsor because "It’s the first breakthrough I’ve train staff and improve the system tions. UAW President Owen During the lust 14 months, 154 the surrogates of Syrian President Connolly said he was first threatened with relatives of William Prentice, 29, could not afford the -seen," said Margaret Dignoti, the for following up on those Bieber has been telling local such demands, since the people have been moved from Hafez Assad. In that respect, tim e; arrest on June 6 after police questioned what $600 bill. association’s executive director. placements. Mansfield into community facili union officials that a settle union pioneered this form of have indeed changed — for the hemwas doing at a downtown intersection. First Selectman Steven D. Kominski said according "The department is saying it is Thirty-nine group homes are in ties or smaller regional centers. ment calling for a large wage compensation several de worse. When he said he was collecting signatures for to a statute, the town is libel for funeral costs " if willing to go below 456 beds" a various stages of development Only eight have returned. and benefit inprovements cades ago. They are also “ The return of the PLO to Beirul presidential candidate Gus Hall and his running anybody dies here and there’s no money” fora burial. number considered the optimum across the state. The department will be a major success for Syri^ mate, Angela Davis, policeman Robert Davis His relatives attended the private services and would thwart the U.S. auto likely to seek at least a burual ceremony. given the fact that most of the PLO said, “ I would rather shoot one than sign,” the industry’s campaign to be modest rise in wage rates as Prentice and two colleagues broke out of an Only, Teacher quality studied? organizations are today to som^ complaint said. come more competitive with well as restoration of some of Tenn., prison July 1 and traveled north on a six-state extent under Syrian control,” th( Japanese and German pro the nine annual paid leave Lottery sales post record crime spree, including a South Carolina bank intelligent report explains;, robbery. ducers. Labor costs are about days given up in the 1982 adding; NEWINGTON — The state Division of Special Escapee Lohman Mays was not involved in O’Neill silent on commission $8 an hour higher per worker contract talks. From the Herald files ... “ With this new situation, Assad Revenue has reported lottei^ sales climbed to a Sunday’s gun battle in which troopers killed Prentice in this country than in Japan. can prove again and again that he record $254.4 million in the fiscal year that ended and critically wounded Michael Hartsock, 28, after a HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. educazion reform measures sug and Rep. Dorothy C. Goodwin, U.S. automobile makers Twenty-six years ago this week, the hundreds of Eighth District schoolchild June 30. high speed chase. is the needed leader in the Middle William O’Neill has refused to gested by state Education Com D-Mansfield, House chairman of However, even a moderate have made no secret about thud of a heavy metal ball on brick ren before it was torn down amid East who can bring events undey Of the revenue derived in the latest fiscal year, Police said Mays, believed to be armed and $105.4 million was transferred to the General dangerous, may have fled to Canada with $30,000 in comment on a published report missioner Gerald N. Tirozzi, ex the Legislature’s Education Com controversy in 1958. Its aged mortar was control, and that foreign powei? settlement would be costly. If enjoying another good sales sounded the death knell for the old Fund and nearly $133.8 million was awarded in stolen loot. which says he plans to create a new pected to be named an ex-officio mittee, Both have decided not to the GM contract were ex year, with overall profits Union School, which stood near the site so brittle that the wrecking-ball had to should address him and discuss prizBS. Prentice was serving an armed robbery sentence; state commission to study Connec member of the commission. seek re-election in November. Its members also will reportedly tended for three years with no possibly heading for $10 bil of Robertson School today. Built in the make dozens of swings before the job with him the situation in Lebanon, Lottery Chief J. Blaine Lewis said Thursday it Hartsock, two consecutive life sentences for killing a ticut teachers’ performances and Competitive teachers’ salaries the future of the Palestinians anil salaries. include Senate Majority Leaer were recommended by a panel increase in base pay and lion or more throughout the spring of 1882 for $13,500, it housed was complete. was the seventh consecutive record-breaking retired couple, and Mays, a life sentence for shooting an overall peace in the Middle year for lottery sales and 5 ansfers to the General a police officer. Unidentified political and educa Richard F. Schneller, D-Essex, named earlier by the stale board. industry. While the UAW has East.” ! Fund. Mays — described as white,. 6-feet tall and tion sources told The Hartford Courant O’Neill has chosen as am a ss^ a strike fund in the The report adds this griiji Lewis said the popular Lotto game, introduced dangerous — is believed to be heaviiy armed, as were Letters policy chairmen House Deputy Majority neighborhood of $560 million, Washington Window last November, "helped give us a substantial his companions when they asked a state trooper for warning: "Given the ties betweeji Leader Timothy J. Moynihan of ■ Councilman quits over bid The Manchester Herald its leaders recognize that a the PLO and international terror boost to sales,” accounted for 17 percent of total directions, touching off the chase and gun battle. welcomes letters to the revenue. East Hartford and Dean E. Wol ism, one could expect that tliie WALLINGFORD (UPI) - Town undignified situation,” he said editor. walkout in one of the nation’s cott, an Aetna Life & Casualty areas under PLO control in Le Council Chairman Robert Parisi Thursday. Letters should be brief and key industries could damage executive for the creation. Ford considered woman banon would once again be used as Teacher marries, is fired License suspended The report said O’Neill would resigned Thursday after an "un At a news conference later, to the point. They should be the Democratic party’s chan dignified" situation arose follow however, he said he made no deal typed or neatly hand-written, bases for international terroriit BRISTOL — A Spanish teacher at a parochial announce the creation of the ces of recapturing the White ing his submission of a low bid for with Mayor William Dickinson for and, for ease in editing, activity.” ; high school has been fired because she married a HARTFORD (UPI) — A funeral director licensed commission Monday. municipal work. the council chairmanship. The two should be double-spaced. House in November. Alto Here is some of the d e ta il^ non- Catholic and refused to sign a pledge she by the city to bury indigent people had his license The State Board of Education suspended for six months by state regulators. asked O’Neill in January to ap are Republicans and Dickinson The Herald reserves the gether, it looks like a long as running mate in 1976 evidence of the P LO ’s resurgen<;e would raise her children as Roman Catholics. The state Board of Examiners of Embalmers and point a commission to recommend Parisi, who owns a cleaning reportedly agreed in exchange for right to edit letters in the autumn of negotiations. cited in the report: Mary Grace Hanusch said today she could not find a priest to officiate at her wedding last month Funeral Directors Wednesday imposed the suspen ways to raise teachers’ salaries. service, maintained he was within supporting Parisi as chairman, interests of brevity, clarity By Ira R. Allen Ruckelshaus, former E P A admin SO A RAGGED, W E A R Y group • Fatah, the group loyal to PLO to a Lutheran man because she refused to sign the sion on Gennaro Capobianco, owner of the Greater The governor decided t expand his rights to bid on the contract to Parisi would not bid bn municipal and taste. istrator and former deputy attor of presidential advisers was asked - RUTLAND (Vt.) HERALD Chairman Yassir Arafat, resum ^ pledge. She received a letter this week telling her Hartford Funeral Services and Chapels. their study to include ways to clean Sheehan High School. He contracts while a councilman. The excitement sparked by the ney general. Sen. Howard Baker of to make final recommendations by its activities in Tripoli and Beirfit she no longer had a job. The state Department of Health Services charged recognize and reward outstanding said the ensuing controversy in the Parisi said he had all the votes he selection of Geraldine Ferraro as Tennessee, and ambassador to 9 o’clock in the morning of the day early this year, sending arms add The teachers’ union contract for archdiocesan Capobianco with delaying burials, charging more teachers and to hold teachers last several weeks made It impos needed for the post and did nut the Democratic vice presidential Great Britain Anne Armstrong. the running mate was to accept the money to the secret cadres lejlt schools says an invalid marriage is grounds for than the fee set ^ the state and the city for funerals of accountable for what students sible to continue as a town leader. make any deal for the chairman nominee might have been there for Ruckelshaus was ruled out be vice presidential nomination. The behind last summer. Known dismissal and her marriage by a Lutheran indigent people and for removing the personal learn, the report said. “ To respond to the various ship. He said he discussed his allegations would only fuel a very the GOP eight years ago and, cause he had no national stature outcome: "It’s Dole.” members of Fatah and its covert minister is considered invalid. property from the homes of people he was assigned to The commission was among the bidding on town contraets with Dickinson after town elections last looking back, might have kept and Was unproven as a cam In later days. Dole would ex action arm. The 17th Brigade, have bury. fall. Jerry Ford in the White House. paigner. Baker was scratched press surprise at his selection, been spotted arriving in Beirut-in Ironically, President Reagan, because Carter was a shoo-in to joking that Mrs. Armstrong was recent months. . who is fond of telling female carry Tennessee. Dole, who few away in London and could not • On June 13, a high-level .. . f p W A ME$SAQE OF Poll shows young executives still have ideals c h u k t u n nope and io v e audiences that when a woman is were excited about, had Washing return in time, and Ruckelshaus "command" meeting among lead elected president she will be a ton experience, a reputation as a would not fit on a campaign button, ing dissident PLO members, in are optimistic about the future of nuclear issues number one. company’s doorstep — except for conducted before the Democratic •“ f t U ’ ilW ” Republican,'may have had a bit to sharp campaigner and a good bet leaving it between him and Baker F A IR F IE LD (U P I) - Most the U.S, government. However, 59 cluding Abou Moussa, agreed on The number of respondents who these people who think the nuclear convention and does not reflect the A Minleliy of to win the farm states that Ford young professionals in affluent percent believe that individuals Center CengregetiMal Cherck do with the fact that in 1976 a and he thought Ford would go in the return of armed Palestinians to said they were liberal — 23 percent issue is number one,” he 5said nomination of Geraldine Ferraro Fairfield County are optimistic cannot influence how the country is M endieeler prominent GOP woman was as had alienated with his grain alphabetical order. West Beirut. Two platoons were — and the raising of the nuclear Thursday. for vice president. about the future but they worry run. close as could be to being nomi embargo. The seeming randomness of the promptly dispatched. about the economy and nuclear issue surprised pollsters, said The surcey, which has a margin " I ' think the nomination of nated to run with Ford in a But what of Mrs. Armstrong? selection made by tired, conven • The General Command of the arms, a new poll has shown. James Keenan, director of the for error of plus or minus 5 percent, Geraldine Ferraro .has changed campaign he lost narrowly to She was a rancher from the tional men was borne out in Ford’s Popular Front for the Liberation of The Fairfield University survey survey and a professor in the was conducted in July by graduate the awarenesof many people, but students who questioned 206 whether or not more piiople would Jimmy Carter. make-or-break state of Texas, a memoirs when he said he gave Palestine, a group with close of 390 young professionals found Graduate School of Corporate and women and 184 men, ages 25 to 34 have chosen her as a hero is Ford had eked out a convention leader of the Republican National Mrs. Armstrong a lot o f thought Soviet and Syrian ties, recently moderates and conservatives Political Communication. CLOSEOUT TENT SALE ‘ ‘One of the conclusions we made and college educated. anybody’s ^uess," Keepan said. victory over Reagan and looked Committee, a diplomat and a but chose Dole for the farm vote. began recruiting efforts in the tiiink the economy is the most is this group has kind of left their About half of the persons re The survey also shows that 74 — IN PROGRESS — around for a suitable running woman. Ford was behind by as In hindsight he wrote, " I should Sabra and Shatila refugee camps. important issue in the upcoming election, while liberals consider ideals, their idealism, at the sponding but the survey was percent of the young professionals mate. His eventual choice. Sen. much as 33 points in the polls, and a have said, "Damn the torpedoes," On June 9, representatives of the Robert Dole of Kansas, is blamed dramatic move such as naming a and chosen Mrs. Armstrong. General Command, other PtO by some strategists — although woman could have given the ticket Given the closeness of the race groups and Druse factions met'To lati CAMEL post-election polls do not bear the pizazz it needed. ^ d Mrs. Armstrong’s presumed plan a major military action in OPENING FERRANPO ORCHARDS • i 110 Reecbere them out — for damaging the ticket It also could have given the popularity in vote-rich Texas, it Beirut. Monday, August 13 NltoeCAMinNT !»• ‘159" with his rash campaign remarks. ticket the state of Texas, which, of could have been Ford and Arm • On May 8, a company of 200 Now Open for the Season I • IX 10 RbsrslOe course, went Democratic and strong in the White House through Saiqa soidiers — Palestiniaihs Caent CAOM TINT Sh ‘liy* DOLE WAS A LAST-MINUTE helped Carter nail down his 1980, and, quite possibly, neither •Supplies OX U trained, equipped and com m and^ 646-5825 MmdOe !# ■ • I S ? 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BOSTON — Investigators say charter from the case and copy it,’ ’ facing the Atlantic Ocean. i previous three years. care and Medicaid patient admis Council of Economic Advisors, is a d $ - Allison and/ M agic Bubble (0 - Prime News ST) - Moneyline (B - News/Weather they believe a father and son team Connolly said, adding that it is “ The views are just magnifi In fiscal 1984, admissions are sions from private patients, but it The world seems to be turned up 0 - Major League Baaeball: 0 - MOVIE: Emanuelle in (3D - ESPN's Horse Racing was responsible for the theft of the against policy to do so. cent,’’ said broker Roland F. new senior advisor to Data Resour side down by a big crystal bubble. Boston Rad Sox at Texas W eekly expected to drop 5 percent and did show the percentage of total Bangkok’ Emmanuelie teaches "priceless” first page of The sketches are being distrib Dorais. “ And if they decide to drop ces Inc., the firm said Thursday. Rangers her lovers the art of total plea (E - Getting Even- Victims patient days are expected to drop hospital revenues paid by the two ® - MOVIE: Headin' for Massachusetts'350-year-old royal uted on nationwide police the big one again, it would make a Feldstein, who will resume his Broadway' Four aspiring young 0 dZ ) - Washington Weak/ sure. Laura Gemser, Debra Ber Fight Back 10.8 percent. Officials project publicly funded programs was duties at Harvard and the National ger. Rated R. charter from the state’s Archives networks. helluva bomb shelter." performers come to New York R eview Paul Duke is joined by (Di) - Sports Latenight admissions next year will remain expected to drop by 1.4 percent. Burech, was one of DRI's original City with their hearts set on mak top Washington journalists ana Museum. Located on a half acre of land, ( 0 - Dr. W ho steady and total patient days will ing the big time. Rex Smith, lyzing the week's news 3:00AM. But officials Thursday were One depicts a bespectacled man the bunker is a dull, gray concrete Brown said he had no evidence advisors when the economic fore ( 0 ) - Tw ilight Zone drop 1.5 percent. the decline in hospitalization had Vivian Reed, Terry Trees. Rated ( 0 - 'Charytin* Programs musi CB - America's Top Ten unclear on what specific charge between 35 and 45 years-old with structure, 70 feet long and 30 feel casting company began In 1968. PG. The average time each patient resulted in lower quality care. cal presentando la belln Charytin. 11:15P.M. B - MOVIE; Fallen Angel' A the suspects could be held because brown hair, about 6 feet tali and wide, capped by a layer of sod and He will "advise on key policy young man marries a wealthy girl spends in the hospital is projected “ The hospitals in Vermont have assumptions to be incorporated 6:00 P.M. - M aster Max and the Master ( 0 - Reporter 41 the value of the document is medium build. The man in the some brush. for her money and plans to run at 6.22 days, down sharply from the CD CD CD (S) (SS News confront a team o f renegade pol WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll nebulous. second sketch appears to be It was advertised this week in a recognized the public concern with into D R I’s forecasts and will ice. (R) (60 min.) 11:30 P.M. away with a waitress until he is 6.9 day average stay four years the rising cost of medical care and CD - Three's Company suspected of her murder. Dana Secretary of State Michael J. between 50 and 60 years-old 5 feet 4 newspaper ad as “ a once-in-a- review new modeling techniques 0 - MOVIE: James at 15' Af CB " Barney Miller i t ’s 30 LONS THAT HE I NEVER CAN TELL ago. CD - S.W.A.T. Andrews, Alice Faye, Linda Dar E YOUR (SfRANDFATHER. Connlly, whose office runs the inches tall with white hair, glasses lifetime opportunity to own a most are taking positive steps to deal with the DRI staff," President ter his father accepts a job in B - Baretta nell. 1945. HASN'T BOUSHTA FVMROF WHEN HE!s The council — which was estab with it," he told reporters. (H) - CHIPS Boston and moves the family ac museum, told a late afternoon and a medium build. unique structure plus a bit of Joseph E. Kasputys said. B - MOVIE: Binh of the 99 - MOVIE: 'The Killing F>\Nn3S IN THIRTY YEAR S. PUTTINGr AAEON. (S i - Mazda SportsLook ross country, a boy runs away to ITA LONS ONE*? Statehouse news conference the Capitol police said the two men history." be with the girl he left behind. Beatles’ The Beatles are shown Game* Young couple produce O - MOVIE: That Man in the in their early years which culmi sketches were developed based on had a resemblance and investiga “ A lot of people think they’re Lance Kerwin, Melissa Sue An comic strips until they meet an WhHa House: FDR' This one- derson, Lynn Carlin. 1977 nate in their appearance on the Ed overstrung young man who turns accounts from tour guides who told tors believe they may be father and going to pick it up from the man show traces the life and style Sullivan show. Stephen Mack- their make-believe adventures authorities one man became belig- son. government for $25. But a half of Franklin Delano Roosevelt enna. Rod Culbeason, John Alt into real-life dramas. Jean Pierre “The elderly individual was through the depression and 8:30 P.M. man. 1979. Cassel, Claudine Auger, Michel erent 'Tuesday when denied a copy acre oceanfront lot on this island World War II. Robert Vaughn. QD - Odd Couple Duchaussoy. 1968. of the document. noted in the Statehouse in previous will go tor $30,000 or m ore," said 1979 B - Healthbeat Magazine occasions,” said Capitol Police 0 - SportsCentar (ID - SportsCenter It was stolen from its glass case Dorais. He's asking $55,000 for the 0 - USA Cartoon Express 0 - CFL Football: Montreal at Chief Arthur Beaulieu. W innipeg 0 - Leave It to Beaver G i - Night Flight 1 ^ . Wednesday morning. property. Q l) - Dr. Gene Scott 0 ) - Don Drysdale ( 0 " Sports Tonight GD - Dr. Gene Scott (@ • Buck Rogers 0 (g ) - Wall Street Weak 0 } ( 0 - Tonight Show dD - Freeman Reports —■ — ______etOMUrNULlnc « @ ) - Prog Cont'd Louis Rukeyser analyzes the '80s ( 0 “ Pelicula: 'La Culpa Fue de 0 - MOVIE: The Challenge' 0 1 - Sneak Preview s Neal Ga- with a weekly review of econ Eva' An American boxer gets involved He paddles the Connecticut bier and Jeffrey Lyons take a look omic and investment matters. in a feud between two Japanese at 'Purple Rain,' Grandview ( 0 - MOVIE: Sergeant Ryker' brothers. Scott Glenn, Toshiro U.S.A.* and 'Electric Dreams ' 9:00 P.M. An army sergeant is on trial for Mifune, Donna Kei Benz. 1982. treason during the Korean con 0 ) - Reporter 41 QD 3D - Dalla* J H 'a oil Rated R. Crossword Astrograph schemes are hampered by his flict. Lee Marvin, Bradford Dill- 0 ) - Tony Randall growing suspicions about Jes man, Vera Miles. 1963. 3:30 A.M. like the Indians of yore © ) - Reading Rainbow sica and Clayton. (R) (60 min.) © ) - Ten O'clock News (ID - MOVIE: 'The Pom Pom Aug. 11,1904 Dying for the spinach Girls' A pair of pom pom girls and ACROSS 4 Three (prefix) Answer to Previous Punie their bo^riends mix mischievous 5 Fish eggs Ally yourself this coming year with par- - By Norm Runnion shire across from Brattleboro. made enough friends on the river, pranks with carefree romancing sons who can help advance your person Braltleboro (Vt.) Reformer Why did he do it? 1 Hockey great 6 Existence al ambitions. You can do so without using including canoeists heading the during their senior year. Robert “ Nature has been a love of mine cannelloni you had at your Carradine, Jennifer Ashley, Lisa Bobby____ (Lat.) them If you're prepared to give some other way, that he has filled up a Reeves. 1976. 4 Take a trip thing back In return. BRATTLEBORO, Vt. - James since my youth," he said. “ I was notebook with their names. 7 Two-masted Dina says he is an incurable GD *■ Top Rank Boxing from Las 8 Misstep LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You may have to involved in nature long before the He had two problems that the Vegas, NV Top Rank boxing pre vessel romantic. And what can be more favorite Italian restaurant? 12 Poverty-war deal with someone today of whom you're ' hippie movement,” Indians of 300 years ago did not sents a 12-round bout featuring 8 Perfidy not overly fond. Be as tactful as possible romantic for a guy who also says agency (abbr.) In Non-Indian, non-nature life, have to deal with. In the first place, Eric Martin vs. Dio Colome for the 9 Disrupt so that you don't make waves. Want to he likes "primitive technology" Dina is a classkspl guitarist, who ARMY LOVE STORY ESPN Welterweight Champion 13 Showy flower not even the natives in the. 20th 10 Of India find out to whom you are best suited than to relive the Indian voyages teaches music in schools and ship. romantically? Send lor your Matchmaker . century drink the water. Thus he 14 City in (prefix) up the Connecticut River of 300 colleges in the Hartford area. A Kelly Preston (1.) plays the (3D - MOVIE: *1. the Jury' Mike Nevada set by mailing $2 to Astro-Qraph, Box stopped at various places to fill up general's daughter, who falls Hammer sets out to avenge the 11 Broke years ago? year ago, he said, one of his Maybe we can help. The 15 Peppiest 489, Radio City Station, Now York, NY his handifiade jug with fresh in love with an Army para ' brutal death of a friend. Armand 16 Arrogate 10019. Since late July, Dina has been students, knowing of his interest in water. Assante, Barbara Carrera, Alan 17 Inner (prefix) Herald is now running a weekly trooper, on "For Love and 20 Baseball VIROO (Aug. 23-8apL 22) This could be paddling to Vermont from his primitive technology, gave him a Another problem arose at the King. 1982. Rated R. 18 Actress Honor." airing FRIDAY, AUQ. official (abbr.) a day of reckoning where neglected home in South Windsor, Conn., 100 book about birch bark canoes — Holyoke and Turners Falls dams in column featuring readers’ 4:00 A.M. Lanchester duties are concerned. Things you've left 10 on NBC. 22 Type miles to the south. That's uphill, if the real, honest-to-Indian thing. Massachusetts. Indians could por favorite restaurant dishes. To GD - Dr. Gene Scott 19 Andes country undone may suddenly rear their ugly you will — against the current, and 23 Debatable heads. J, Dina was hooked. The book was tage around obstacles that were in 0 - News Overnight 21 Actress Novak sometimes against the wind. enter, simply fill out the coupon CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 25 Long time 38 Beatles' movie 50 Woman's LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It's very Impor about Henry Vaiiancourt of Green their way, and in fact Dina did 4:30 A.M. 24 British Navy To put things in perspective, ville, N.H., who resurrected the art 26 Whip handle (3 wds.) name tant today that you be your own person. carry his 45-pound canoe around below, listing your favorite dish GD ~ Abbott and Costello abbreviation Don't allow peers to pressure you Into Dina is 42 years old, wiry, weighs of bulding birch bark canoes, and 27 Cultivator 40 Speed 51 Clay and sand the Enfield. Conn., and Vernon, 25 Level of doing something that Is against your bet 150 pounds, is a jogger and Dina decided that if Vaiiancourt Vt.. dams. But Holyoke and and the local restaurant that 4:45 A.M. 28 Ibsen measure mixture command ter judgment. ex-college athlete, and lifted could build one, he could too. Turners Falls were too urbanized, serves it. It may be an appe 0 - MOVIE: Hard Country' A 52 Fencing SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Unpleasam young man becomes disillusioned 29 Apple (Fr.) character (abbr.) weights in the winter to get ready A year ago last March'he began Issues may be dropped on your doorstep and he was afraid he might lose his with the 'hardhat days and 30 Boggy sword for his battle with the current. prowling Connecticut woods for tizer, main dish, vegetable, 33 Gold (Sp.) 43 Extrasensory today. Keep your cool and don't let them belongings to thieves if he left them honky-tonk nights' that charac wasteland 54 Paragraph Nevertheless he can’t wait until raw material. In Vemoh, Conn., he terize the modern Texas lifestyle. 34 Nut (si.) perception disrupt the harmony In your household. behind while carrying the canoe salad or dessert. 31 New York ball 55 Birthmarks he gets to Bellow Falls so he can found a birch from which he Jan-Michael Vincent. Kim Basin 36 Words of (abbr.) BAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your forward, ger. Tanya Tucker 1981. Rated denial club 56 Ages temper could have a short fuse today. turn around and glide stripped a piece of bark 12 feet long At both places dam personnel PG. 37 Christmas 32 This (Sp.) 45 Looks at 59 Anti-British Take pains not to blow up over some downstream. and 45 inches wide — plenty for the drove him top higher spots in the Then we’ll do the rest. W e’ll contact 47 Attempt thing that, until now, you've handled with As if all this isn’t enough, Dina’s canoe. river, one driver noting that carol 35 Token of Irish group tolBf flriCB the chef and ask for the recipe, which 49 State (Fr.) constant companion is an authen For the inside of the canoe, he Indians didn’t have to put.up with 39 Cut hair affection 60 And not CAPRiebRN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) Be extra- will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAL. 41 Baseball tic birch bark canoe, which he put used white ash, although the industrial America when they did Bridge cautious In your commercial dealings together using primative tools — player Mel 1 2 3 4 6 0 7 6 0 10 11 today, especially II your have to contend Indians traditionally chose white their portages. with a person you feel has taken advan stone axes, flint knives and drills cedar. But he couldn’t find white Dina said he decided to row 12 13 14 and a bone awl, all of which he cedar in Connecticut. White ash, he 42 High time tage of your previously. upstream because “ this was a NORTH I-1 64 4 South sneaks Assuming heart honors to be divid AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You could made himself. said, is heavier but stronger. He back to the basics trip. 4AJ7 ed, South won the spade ace, carefully 44 Slander 15 18 17 be a bit domineering today. This might And as the Indians did 300 years created the lashings from the ¥ 6 4 one through playing the four from his hand so that 46 M ao____ lead to complications If you run Into ago, he has lived off the land and white pine roots. ♦ Q 10 8 E East’s three might seem encouraging tung 18 20 someone who Is a trifle more forceful the water for the days he has At the beginning of July his than you are. r 1882-1983 101ST ANNIVERSARY YEAR 4AK85 By Oswald Jacoby to West. South then played a low 48 Bashful 1 ■■ paddled northward. He has canoe — built in his South Windsor Nam e...... a ^ Jamea Jacoby heart from dummy. East followed 49 Obscuration 21 22 23 1 PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Even II It WEST EAST causes you a degree of Inconvenience, scoured the shore for edible plants, backyard over a period of a year — ODORLESS METHOD ♦ 10 9 8 ♦ 003 low. South played the jack from the 53 One (Gar.) ■ do not let persons down today who are including milkweed flowers and was ready. He hand-carried it a OF ELIMINATING 26 28 27 VK878S ¥A92 When dummy was tabled, it c l o ^ hand, and West won with the 57 Whistle sound 30 31 32 countng on you. Live up to your commit pods and cattail roots and stalks. mile to the Connecticut river, and ♦ 90S ♦ 704 appeared that declarer’s chances of king. On lead again, that poor fellow 58 Old maid ■ ” ments. These provide his greens and his on Friday, July 20, set out for Address...... ♦ J974 33 34 35 38 ♦ 102 taking 12 tricks rested with a favor continued spades, won by the Jack in 61 Dweller in ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) In order to starches. For protein, he looks for Vermont, SOUTH able 3-S split in clubs. That was only a the North band. Now four diamonds Middle East ■ ■ get friends to do things today, you may fish, which he catches with a line 37 38 41 With him he brought his home , BROUGHT HOME BY ♦ KQ43 36 percent chance. Obviously West and two more high spades placed try to coerce them Into action. This meth made from braided basswood bark YOUR DOG OR CAT 62 Air (prefix) od would be a mistake, because It could made tools, hand-made containers Phone Number...... VQJIO did not hold both the ace and the king Ehist with the sad choice of discarding ■1 ■ Fleas are more than a nuisance they 63 Mrs. Peron 42 breed a grudge. to which is attached a bone fishing for food and water, and a sleeping ♦ AKJ of hearts, or the final contract would 46 can Infect your loved ones Flea bites the heart ace or unguarding the club 64 Docile hook, all Indian style. bag. The food he carried wtih him ♦ QOS have been doubled And those two suit. Declarer’s bold play of attacking ■ " TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An Important may produce small red spots that itch 65 12 months 48 goal Is achleveable today, but you must “ I catch little sunfish,” he said. consisted of maple sugar which he They are also carriers of disease The Bliss odorless tricks cashed forthwith. Declarer’s Favorite restaurant dish...... Vulnerable: Both his weakest suit had set the stage for 66 Incorrect be prepared to pay the piper. What Is "You put two or three of those in made last spring — "it’s a great method is guaranteed to completely etiminate fleas judgment also was that Elast did not Ehist to be squeezed, allowing the con ■1 It is a guarantee backed by our 101 year reputation Dealer South 49 50 SI oz worthwhile must be earned. your 8tew|H)t, and what a dish." pick-up” — dried beef and dried hold both heart honors, since be had (prefix) 83 84 68 68 lor reliability tract to be made. OEMNI (May 21-June 20) Experience His stewpot — fittingly — is com. To his delight — " I was Wot Nwta Eait Soaia not gasped, guffawed or doubled (N EW S P A Fm EN IU R P R O E AHN.) ■■ has taught you that certain topics can PHONE TODAY 57 68 80 60^ pottery, made by himself from ecstatic” — he was able to 649-9240 Served a t...... ! ♦ when North jumped to six no-trump. DOWN ■ agitate a close friend. Avoid discussing clay he dug up in his backyard in supplement this with edible plants Paa ! ♦ Pass 2 NT IVue, a double would have asked for a them today so that It doesn’t end up In a 81 62 53 Connecticut. Pass 0 NT Pass Pass diamond lead, but sometimes even 1 Sticky stuff heated exchange. and fish acquired along the way. The Indians most certainly rsrABiiSH ro loa? knowledgeable opponents cannot The General Society of May 2 Whirl CANCER (June ai-July 22) Thera's a Dina managed to make about 10 84 05 55 would have understood all this, restrain themselves when they see flower Descendants is headquar 3 Antarctic sea possIbHIty today that someone who miles a day, camping at night / TERMTTE CXfffmOLt / knows how to play upon your generosity Dina said as he rested by the river Cut out and mill today to tha Minchaoter Harold. Box 501. Manchaotar. C l 08040 Opening lead: #10 two tricks that may be taken against tered at 4 Winslow Street, Ply either on shore or on one of the mouth, Mass. may got you to part with something at the Riverside cabins, just below river islands. Not once, he said, did THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN a slam. ©1904 by NEA, Inc. you’re reluctant to give up. the route 9 bridge in New Hamp he encounter any problems. But he 10- M ANCIIKSTKK HKKALD, Friday. August 10, 1984 MAN('HKSTKH HKHALIV Krid;iy, .\unust 10. 19H4 II Obituaries Howard Conn FOCUS / Weekend Howard Conn, 61, of 54 Tanner St., Manchester, died Thursday at Manchester Memorial Hospital following a heart attack at his Band shell Italian lest Saturday home. He was the husband of Gertrude Weekenders (Gardiner) Conn. Born in Porta Down, County Armagh, Northern Eat, dance, be merry Ireland, he lived in Manchester for Tenor to make his 'grand return’ more than 56 years. He was U.S. Navy veteran of World Warn. The VFW Post Home. «M E. Center St. wfll be Bv Adele Angle said. Mario Lanza was also a boyhood At the time of his death, he was bubbling over with aattivity Saturday as Post »4 e . Focus Editor hero. the permittee of the Veterans of Auxiliary and Delta au b sfwnsor the first annual Maccarone remembered Squilla Foreign Wars post of Manchester. chicken barbecue and dance. It was 1953 and Anthony Squillacote cote. "H e was a quiet kind of chap,” He was a member of St. Mary’s The barbecue will be served from 3 to 8 p.m. and Jr. was a seventh grader at the old said Maccarone, who retired last year UP I photos Episcopal Church, the VFW, the dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Kathy and Hollister Street School. after 35 years as a music teacher. "His Riot police stand in formation (left) prior to moving American Legion, the British Frank Duo wiil entertain and there will be Ralph Maccarone was in the audito voice showed promise even then.” surprise fo o ^ and door prizes. against rioters during the second straight night of American Club, the Zipser Club rium singing "Bless This House.” Maccarone said it was another and the Washington Social Club, all For those who want to come for the barbecue As seventh graders everywhere are teacher, the late G. Albert Pearson, violence in Lawrence, Mass. Thursday. At right, U.S. Rep. of Manchester, and the Manches only, tickets are $3.50. For Just the dance the apt to do, some of the kids in the who encouraged Squillacote to develop James Shannon (D-Mass.) speaks with Hispanics in the ter Elks Lodge. tickets are $3.50 or they’re $8 for both. For audience began giggiing. his voice. After graduating from lower Tower Hill section of the city. Police insisted that Besides his wife, he is survived children under age 10 Ute cost is $1.75. The Not young Squillacote Manchester High School, Squillacote barbecue and dance are open to the public. went to the University of Miami, and by a son, Brian H. Conn of South ” I got so annoyed at them. It was the the riot was not racially motivated despite the fighting made his operatic debut with the Windsor: three daughters, Susan first time I’d ever heard anybody stand was among whites and Hispanics. Miami Opera Company. He later J. Conn of Bellingham, Wash., up with a real voice — it was such a studied opera at the Manhattan School Mrs. Sally Wollenberg and Mrs. Puppets appear at library moving experience. His voice filled the of Music. Jane Solomonson, both of Man auditorium. I said, ‘My God, that’s chester; a sister, Mrs. Helen Puppets are always fascinating to children. what I want to be,” ’ the 44-year-old HE HAS PERFORMED leading Lawrence calm after second night of riots Keeney of Manchester; six grand ’The place to take them Saturday is the Booth and Squillacote said in a telephone inter roles with many opera companies, children; and an aunt, Mrs. Doris Dlmock Ubrary in Coventry. The Gerwick view from Queens, N.Y. McDowell of Manchester. Puppets will ^ v e a demonstration on how including the Boris Goldovsky Opera night confrontation sparked by a "Everything .seems to be under Continued from pii)>e I neighborhood, with state police "Tom orrow night, we’ll probably The funeral will be Saturday at puppets are made and how they are worked. Obviously, the moment is precious to Theater, the New Jersey Opera Com neighborhood argument over a control right now,” Johnson said and the tactical squad joining have a curfew. ... We'll have to The program will start at 10; 30 a.m. and is open Squillacote. A tenor who has sung with pany, and the Manhattan School of decliire u .stole of eniergeiiey that 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal broken window as he stood at an intersection with Lawrence police officers on patrol. show some force.” at no charge for children 8 and Nerds have \ About Town Public Advice their day Playground winners listed Records The Recreation Department has announced the By Vernon Scott winners of recent special events conducted at the United Press International town’s various summer playground areas. Warranty deeds Taylor fan measures tardiness on glamour scale Center Springs Watermelon eating contest: Jim (Seorge and Shirley (in v e rs e to them, ;ind that is down the toilet. HOLLYWOOD — "R evenge of the Nerds” is a Sharp, Patti Millard and Carolyn Brothers. Donald B. Lappen, 52 Wadsworth DEAR ABBY: My pet peeve is two separate eggs (fertilized at the DEAR ABBY: This morning I same time) — was sort of read an item in the Los Angeles A CONCERNED OLD l.ADY movie fashioned to give new hope to all misfits, loners, Mahoney Center dog show: Luckey, owned by John St., $62,000. people who are habitually late for greasy grinds and assorted high school and college business appointments, meetings, insufficient. Times that may save many young Clifford, best behaved and smallest dog: Buckey, Nicola and Linda Deluca to CONFIDENTIAL TO C.J. IN outcasts. dates, etc. Since I am always very There are three types of twins; lives if given space in your column. owned by John Gorman, funniest dog; Sandy, owned Ernest and Louise Woollett, 103 Dear PITTSBURGH; His story sounds The new 20th Century Fox comedy, starring Robert Chambers St. punctual, I expect others to be, so I 1. Identical twins are the result To sum it up: Five children, age 3 by Lisa Svelnys, best trick and largest dog. fishy to me. loo. Tell him if he's Carradine and Anthony Edwards, demonstrates that finally worked out a system you of one fertilized egg that divided to 6, consumed some pink pills they Frank and Susan Shu to George Abby trying to pull ihe wool over your even wimps and losers sometimes have their Martin School watermelon eating contest: Paul may want to share with your into two identical halves. had found in a trash can near their and Shirley Liu, unit 8-G, East eyes, he's using the wrong yarn moments. Senkow, Dan Prior, Gina Watson, and Mary Meadow Condominium, $67,900. readers. It works perfectly for me. Abigail 2. Fraternal twins are the result home. (The pills were later identi Chadziewicz. of two different eggs being fertil fied as Tegretol — a powerful “ N erd" is so new to the language that it has not Ernest and Janet Heitmuller to 1 call it my "Elizabeth Taylor Van Buren properly been defined. James and Renee Godsey, 94 ized by two different sperm, and anti-convulsant and painkiller.) Nathan Hale jump rope contest, most jumps; Scale.” I have always considered ttiettmg m arried’.’ Send for Any high schooler can point out the nerds — usually Hawthorne St., $67,000. not necessarily at the same time. The mother of three of the Brenda Hodgdon, Michelle Plecity, and Terri Ms. Taylor one of the most 3. Identical-fraternal twins are children told officers that she had Ahby's new. np(1;ited. ex|>anded male but sometimes female — in the class, but they’re Baskerville. Joseph and Barbara Doyon to beautiful women in the world, but I I get a date with Ms. Taylor. the result of an egg splitting into left the youngsters unattended for booklet. "How to Have a Lovely hard put to describe the breed. Lana P, Buck, 156 Wells St., have heard that she is never on two equal parts before fertilization a few minutes and they had "fallen W edding" Send yimr name and Kids can tell you what a nerd is not. Nerds are not Nathan Hale break dancing contest: Ronald $71,450. A.H. IN HUNTSVILLE, ALA. time for anything. and then these identical eggs being asleep” shortly after she disco address clearly )irinled with a popular, attractive or fun. They keep company only Ranson, Brandon Fullerton, John Rossetti, and Larry Morton and Reva Herman to fertilized by two diffeaent sperm. vered them outside with the pills in check or money order for $2 50 with other nerds. Price and Spruce Street Team Break Dancing Melody C. Weir, 35 Pilgrim Lane, I asked myself how long I would DEAR A.H.: Great idea. Lots of hand. She said she suniinoned the (this includes postage) to: Dear Carradine is the toothy youngest brother of the contest: Ronald Ranson and John Rossetti. $93,000. wait for Elizabeth Taylor if I had a luck and happy waiting. Identical-fraternal twins have a Abby, Wedding Hooklel. in care of immensely talented acting family. Although an G.P.M. Builders Inc. to Patrick date with her, and I decided 30 greater degree of similar genetic paramedics when she couldn't the Manchester Herald. P.O. Hox athlete in high school, he admits he was something of a Nathan Hale pick-up stick tourney: Samantha and Diane O’Reilly, 49 Still Field minutes — maximum! So now DEAR ABBY: Recently you makeup than fraternal twins, but awaken them. The children were nerd because he was an honor student. Zweeres, Brandon Fullerton, Justin Muir and Johnny Road, $96,500. when I have appointments, I apply replied to a mother of fraternal less than identical twins. rushed to Children's Hospital, 98923. Hollywood, ("alif 9(1038 ) Edwards, tall, gangling and with a zit here and Cormier in the 4 to 9 age group: and Chris Rossetti, Melody C. Weir to Donald and the Elizabeth Taylor Scale, and the twins who was a bit confused about WALTER GREENSPAN, where they were admitted in there, confesses he was prime nerd. He was obsessed Steven Bumpus and Richard Bowen, 10 to 14 age Arlene Paterwic, 206 Porter St., amount of time I allow for the difference between identical FATHER OF IDENTICAL critical condition. with acting and considered weird by the other kids. group. $76,500. tardiness depends on how impor and fraternal twins. TWINS, Thank God. these children sur In 1978 Hans Mullikin, :i H;iplist The co-stars got together this week in an endeavor Richard and Jeanette Day to tant I think the situation and Your answer that there are two JERICHO, N Y. vived! Abby, I know of (n-eseri))- minister, crawled all but eight of to define "nerd” once and for all through word Waddell soda drinking contest: Sean LaBrec; Egg Ki-Tae Pae, Susan S. Pai and individual. It ranges anywhere types of twins — identical twins are tion drugs being sent to a rummage the 1.000 miles from his home in association. They were in a Westwood hotel, hard by toss, Bobby Post; Water balloon toss, Jessie Barlow; Kathy Pae, 80-82 N. Elm St., from 5 to 20 minutes. the result of one egg that divided DEAR FATHER; You are cor sale! There is just one place for pills to Marshall. Texas, to the White the UCLA campus, a veritable bastion of nert power. Pool tournament, Stacey Rouleau: Home run derby, $ 88, 000. So far I have never alloted the into two identical halves and rect, of course. The twins with the Hon.se in Washington They agreed there are a variety of nerds, linear Roy Broege; Pentathalon, Stacey Rouleau, James William and Eileen Toomey to maximum; I ’m saving that in case fraternal twins are the result of egg on her face is Abby. go when a person is through with descendants of the geek, spaz, nothing ball, wimp, Thurmond and April Pastula; Obstacle course, Bobby Laura C. Bell, unit 218 C. North- kook and loser. They also agree that nerds are Post, Craig Gerard and Sean LaBrec. field Green Condominium, $74,000 necessary. (based on conveyance ta x ). Highland Park endurance run, Shawn Hart, Liz What, they were asked, are a nerd’s most common Amy D. Jones to Thomas G. Frequent washing, drugs and time help acne Doll, Shira Springer; Olympic Day, Ted McCarthy, physical traits? Cantone, properties on Porter overall male olympian and Tracy Hart and Michelle the pores of the skin. They don’t need lope for it to me in care of this news case, a Iwip of intestine slips in and Street, $56,000. DEAR DR. LAMB — I have a prob A. A large Adam’s apple, big feet, zits and Packer, overall female olympians; Basketball oxygen, so they are called anaerobic paper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City out of the abdominal cavity through William and Paula Leone to lem with pimples and acne. I am cur spectacles. shooting, Ted McCarthy, David Lafontana, Chris bacteria. They have the devilish abili SUtion, New York, NY 10019. the muscular abdominal wall and the Janice M. Horn, property on rently taking medication that my doc Q. Other distinguishing features? Davey, 9 and over age group; Tracy Hart, Meridith ty to split the sebum oil into compo Those with acne can do a lot to help loop of the bowel can 1h> felt under Timrod Road, $134,000 (based on tor prescribed. The name of the pill is Your A. Heavy metal orthodontia. McKeown, Michelle Packer, female 9 and over; and nent fatty acids. These fatty acids are control it. Washing the face gently the skin. Or it can lie forced out by the conveyance tax). tetracycline, 500 mg. each. When I Q. What is a nerd’s favorite pastime? Eric Howarth, 8 and under. very irritating to the skin and are the with warm water and soap two or time-honored examination method of Town of Manchester to William went back for my second refill, the A. Working with a home computer. Health major cause of the red pustules that three times a day helps: so docs a finger in the scrotum while the Highland Park softball throw-distance, Ted J. Gamache Jr., property in pharmacist told me that getting rid of Q. What tonsure does a nerd prefer? develop. sunshine. Scrubbing mav be counter patient turns his head and coughs. McCarthy, Mark Longchamps, Chris Davey, males 9 Buckland Industrial Park, no acne could take months, or even Lawrence A. A regular boy’s haircut or crewcut. Your doctor prescribed tetracy productive. Diet is not thought to be For the lixip of bowel to slip and over: Michelle Packer, Jeanette Gala, Tracy consideration paid, no conveyance years. What causes acne and what Q. In what vehicle are nerds most often seen? Lamb, M.D. clines because they destroy these bac so important by many dermatolo through the muscular abdominal Hart, females 9 and over; and Andy Doring, 8 and tax collected. can I do to speed up the healing A. Public transportation. teria and help to prevent red pustules gists, and the same applies to vita wall, there must be turn musr-lcs and under; Softball throw-accuracy, Andy Dorin- 50-yard Blue Wood Associates Limited process, such as following a proper Q. Nerd’s dress code? ^..--fhat cause the most damage to the mins. ligamenLs and stretched structures. dash, Ted McCarthy, Chris Davey, Robbie Guliano, Partnership to U & R Construction diet or taking vitamins? A. J.C. Penney white T-shirt and jeans three inches skin. It usually takes several weeks DEAR DR. LAMB — About three There is mi way you can reattach males 9 and over; Jeanette Gala, Liz Doll, Michelle Co. Inc., property on Kimberly DEAR READER — Some people short. for the red pustules to disappear after weeks ago I developed a hernia in my these complex structures short of Packer, females 9 and over; Eric Howarth 8 and Drive, $36,000. have a lifelong tendency to have acne. is often trapped in the pores in the starting treatment and you may need lower abdomen and was advised by opening the area and surgically sutur Q. Favorite accessory? under. The goal is to keep the face as clear skin. That trapped sebum can become A. Plastic pen-pack pocket protector. to continue the treatment to avoid a my doctor that the smart thing would ing the torn structures buck together. Highland Park team relay, too yards Chris Davey Quitclaim dead* as possible and prevent scarring. blackheads or whiteheads or can Q. Shoes? recurrence. be to have it surgically corrected. In short, the hole must be securely and Ted McCarthy, maies 9 and over; Tracy Hart, Town of Manchester to John Other people appear to have an acne cause the creamy material that may A. Hushpuppies and always white socks. Other measures for treatment of However, I am looking for some closed, which can’t be done with Jeanette Gala, Liz Doll and Meridith McKeown Bluegrass at the band shell Jack, property on West Center phase in life that disappears in the be expressed from skin pores, partic Q. Study habits? mild acne are discussed in The Health alternative. Can a hernia be corrected lasers or with injections. females 9 and over; Dog show, Maryann, owned by Street. late teens or early 20s. ularly over the nose area. If the A. Endlessly, always with computers. Letter 8-2, Acne Can Be Treated, by laser surgery or is there a method Not all hernias of that nature need Michelle and Mark Packer, best behaved dog; William J. Gamache Jr. to Mary Acne is caused by an excess forma sebum would drain naturally, there Q. Favorite singing groups? Traver Hollow will play bluegrass m usic bass. Peg Harvey, fiddle, Paul harvey, which I am sending you. Others who employing fiber or tissue injections? correction. Many can be left alone, Frankie, owned by Liz Doll, cutest dog; Home run R. Gamache, property in Buckland tion of sebum, an oily secretion made probably would not be any acne. A. Devo and Elvis Costello (high tech electronic). at the Bicentennial Band Shell Sunday. guitar and Kevin Lynch, mandolin. want this issue can send 75 cents with DEAR READER — You must be while others can be managed with a derby, James Hart, Peter Farley. Mark Packer, boys Industrial Park. by glands inside your skin. Forming To compound the problem, there Q. Favorite food? 9 and over; Eric Howarth. 8 and under From left: Dana King, banjo, Jon Swift, the sebum is not the only problem; it are some small bacteria that live in a long, stamped, self-addressed enve describing an inguinal hernia. In this truss. A. Twinkles, peanut butter and jelly on potato chips. LI* pendant Q. Nerd's dream girl? Janet W. Kennedy against A. Centerfold of any Playboy edition. James F. Kennedy Jr., 36 Grissom Q. Favorite hero? baroque flute and recorders; and Wendy Young Roaring Brook Nature Center, Canton: Even Road. A. Steve Wosniak (inventer of Apple computers) on harpsichord, 6 to 6:45.p.m., before carillon ing nature walk, 8 p.m. from center, 70 Grocey Town of Manchester against Q. Favorite pin-up for dorm room? recitals In the college chapel. Concerts are free. Road. $1 for center members; $2 for non William F. O’Rourke et al, 22 A. Poster of new TRS-80 Radio Shack computer. Held rain or shine. (527-3151.) members. (693-0263.) Green Hill St. Q. Favorite f photograph in room? Elizabeth Park/ Hartford: Folk music concert, Inn on Lake Waramaug, New Preiton: Bagpipe Town of Manchester against A. A picture of Mom. Saturday and Sunday. Saturday concert at 5:30 concert and Scottish dancing dov, Sunday, 1 to 3 David A. Krupen et al, 16 Ridge Q. Spectator sport? p.m.; children's concert at 1:30 p.m., Saturday: p.m. at the inn. Free admission. (868-0563.) field St.. A. Floppy disc retrieval. Music Sunday eyents start with hymn and gospel SUMMER DINING OUT Q. Jewelry? slngalong at 11 a.m. with concert at noon. Free Lien* A. Computerized wrist watch and open to the public, sponsored by the Sounding Internal Revenue Service Q. Social involvement? Board Society. (563-3263) Bicentennial Band Shell, Manchester: Italian against property of Vanessa D. A. Running the record player at the school prom. Andrews, 96 Tudor lane. Apt. L. Q. Closet pals? Music Festival with Joe Puzzo Orchestra, Anthony Squillacote, guest vocalist and Ralph $ 2, 220. DAVIS FAMILY A. School faculty. Internal Revenue Service Maccarone leading sing-along, sponsored by BEER AND W INE AVAILABLE Q. Greatest tragedy? against property of James and A. B-minus grade on report card. Manchester Chapter of UNICO, 7 p.m. Rain date featuring this week... Coupons Not Good w/Those Specials Aug. 15; Sunday, Traver Hollow Bluegrassmusic, Theater Colleen Bansemer, 110 Downey Q. Favorite movies? r Drive, $4,803. sponsored by Steak Club and Savings Bank of FINE GUIDE A. “ War Games" and “Star Wars.” Penlube Inc. against property of •Weekend Specials* Q. Favorite TV shows? Manchester, 7 p.m.; Tuesday, Country Western Night with Slim Coxx Cowboy Caravan, spon Thomas P. O’Brien Construction Following Served A. “ My Favorite Martian" and “ Leave ft To Et Cetera Coachllght Dinner Theater, East Windsor: Co., 70 and 147 Kimberly Drive, TO Beaver.’ sored by Purdy Corporation. Rain date Aug. 16. "The Best of Broadway,” playing through Sept. 9, $2,717. with Potato and Salad Q. Favorite American president? Band shell Is located on campus of Manchester Community College, 60 Bldwell St, except Mondays, at the theater. Route 6. Doors Town of Manchester against SUMMER DINING A. Richard Milhaus Nixon. open 6:30 p.m. for cocktails and dinner. property of Herman Frechette, Baby Beef Liver *4.49 Tanglewood, Lenox, Moss.: Violinist Itzhak Bicentennial Band Shell, Manchester: Pan Showtime, 8 p.m. (522-1266) Perlman with Boston Symphony Orchestra, demonium Puppet Show, Monday, 7 p.m. at the Albert Martin and Gerald Roth "Remember this,” Carradine cautioned. "Nerds man, 36-38 Pearl St., $767. Fresh Scallops *5.49 are people. There’s a lot of closet nerds who try to today at 9 p.m.; Saturday concert, 8:30 p.m. with band shell on campus of Manchester Community Country Playhouse, Westport: "Breakfast with Boston Symphony and Sunday concert at 2:30 College, 60 Bldwell St. Series of short stories. Town of Manchester against cover it up by acting and dressing cool." Less and Bess," starring Betsy Palmer, today and property of Herman Frechette, The Woodbridge "Nerds hang out with other nerds because no one p.m. All concerts In the Shed. Tickets on sale at Including some on local history. No admission Saturday. "Alone Together," opens Monday and Shrimp in a Basket *5.49 charge. Bring seating. Albert Martin and Gerald Roth else w ill," Anthony added. box office. (413-647-1940.) runs through Saturday, at the theater. Showtime 649-5487 Augustlno’s Restaurant, Newington: Workshop Goodwin State Forest, Hampton: Mid-summer man, 36-38 Pearl St., $360. Caldor Plaza Exit 93 off l-Si^ Is 8:30 p.m., Mondays through Fridays; matinees Internal Revenue Service on songwrltlng by Connecticut Songwriters wlldflower walk, starting 1 p.m., Sunday from the Wednesday at 2 p.m. and Saturday, 5 p.m. 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted ^ 21 Homes for Sale Apartm ents fo r Rent 42 Services Offered 51 Help Wontpd 21 Help Wanted 3) Rentals BuUdlng/Centractbig S3 Antiques 48 Tag Soles Automotive Cors/Truefcs for Sole 71 GIRL FRIDAY — Expe HOSTESS — Full time, EXPERIENCED CON M A N C H E S T E R — C o lo n T W O B E D R O O M ODD JOBS, Trucking. F A R R A N D r e m o d e l Distinctive Pre-Owned Cars APARTMENT — 1st floor rienced secretarial help permanent position, STRUCTION SUPERIN ial, large country kitchen Home repairs. You name ANTIQUES AND 1971 DODGE DART Room s for Rent 41 i n g — Coblnets, roofing, nights. Excellent salary T E N D E N T — M in im u m 5 with all appliances. 2 full of 2 family house. Ap It, we do It. Free e sti COLLECTIBLES- Will CcMTs/rrucka for Solo 71 SWINGER, 318 — Auto NEWSPAPER DEALER needed In grow ing m o rt gutters, room additions, 1981 Bukk 1981 Chevrolet and benefits. Apply: years experience In all baths, central air condi pliances, parking, near m ates. Insured. 643-0304. purchase outright or sell matic, power steering. NEEDED In East Hart gage company. Appli decks, all types of remo ReMi 1983 Buick Ground Round, 3025 Main types of commercial con tioning, wooded private hospital and busline. $475 on commission. House lot TAG SALE — 136 Walker Excellent running condi Cam aro ford. Call Jeanne. 647- cants should possess deling and repoirs. FREE Street, Glastonbury. struction prolects In $1 lot, garage. $85,900. F .J. NEWLY remodeled per month, plus utilities. LAWN MOWING — or single piece. Tele Street. Saturday & Sun tion. Florida cor. Call 2 dr. Loupe Riviora 9946.______shorthand and typing estimates. Fully Insured. 1969 KHARMAN GHIA — mllllon-$5 m illion range. S p lle ckI R e a lto rs , 643- rooms. Maid, linen ser Security deposit and ref Hedge trimming - chain phone 644-8962. day, 10am to 5pm. 871-2330, m ornings. $950. s k ills (70 w pm ). Som e Telephone 643-6017, after Good e n g in e , body Automatic, ACCOUNTING AND TEACHER - BUSINESS Send resume and salary 2121. vice, parking. 24 hour erences required. Coll saw work - light trucking. Automatic, PS, bookkeeping required. 6pm, 647-8509. rough, reasonable. Call V-8, Fully GENERAL OFFICE PO Coll 649-2680 for an EDUCATION — Excel requirements to Job Op se cu rity , 649-0210. 649-0842 o ffe r 6pm. General handyman. In 1973 ECONOLINE VAN, Tog Sates 69 649-5546 before 5pm. P B ,C h ro m e PB, PS, V-6, SITION — Experience Interview. lent 700 student high portunities, P.O. Box 8 REGENT STREET — sured. Coll Ray, 646-7973. FORD — $975. Reconditi Equiped d e s i g n k i t c h e n s by necessorv. Some typing school with high aca 1064, N o rw ich , CT 06360. KITCHEN FACILITIES oned motor, very good Wheels. Landau Industrial, lot size 100 x Homes for Rent 43 j. P. Lewis. Cabinets, 3.8 required. South Windsor. d em ic and b e h a vio ral e x E O E . ______150. Possibility for stor and private bath, sepor- TAG SALE — Moving to TAG SALE — Friday and running condition. New Top and Stereo vanities, formico, Wilson Saturdov, 9am-3pm, 30 C a ll 289-1591 or send re pectations seeking a age bins, warehouse or a t e entrance. $125 California. Garage brakes, new tires, stand- LPN — 11 to 7. Full time art, Corlan counter tops. Jarvis Road. Two utllltv sume to P.O. Box 13, qualified candidate for small manufacturing, m onth ly. C a ll 871-6098, Items, chain saw, furni ord shift. Coll only offer teaching business educa or part time position 9-5. MANCHESTER — Kitchen cabinet fronts, tra ile rs, 13,14 8,15" tires, 5pm, Monday thru Fri South Windsor, CT 06074. welding shoo. Price re ture, baby Items, sleep 1975 MERCURY M O <13,500 tion to secondary stu available. Options: Staff Lovely two bedroom LAWN MOWERS RE complete woodworking tools, motorcycles, fish day, weekends anytime, FULL TIME TRUCK duced for quick sale. sofa, new bathroom von- N A R C H — 56,000 orig in a l dents and other supervi- w ith benefits, $8.65 or Pe r IN PRIVATE HOME — Cape, garage. $550 per PAIRED— Quick, Expert service, custom made ing and boating gear, 649-9012. <6,495 <6,900 FULL TIME, PACKAGE DRIVER WANTED — Colll-Wagner Realty, furniture, colonial repro Ity and sink. Everything miles. Original owner. 4 sorv assignments. D iem , $9.65. E v e ry other All privileges. Large month plus utilities. Se Service! Senior Dis household Items, VW tor STORE — Most be availa Must be able to move M L S , 249-5287 o r 633-0019. ductions In wood, 9 varie Must Go! Saturday, Au door sedan. Power steer appliances. Excellent Contact Dr. Michael weekend off. Come loin yard. Close to Main curity, lease, refrigera count! Free Pick Up and ports, plus much morel 1975 L T D STATION ble evenings and Satur ties of hardwood and gust 11th, Sunday, August ing, brakes, air condi days. C all 649-0446 be pay and benefits. Apply Blake, Tolland High US In W lllim antic. Only 20 GLASTONBURY — Six Street, bus line. One week tor, stove. No pets. Call Delivery! E C O N O M Y 12th, 64 Concord Rood, W A G O N — 49,000 m iles, 1982 Oldimobile veneers NOW IN STOCK TAG SALE — Soturdav, tioning. Many new parts. tween 9am and 4pm, ask In person at: A l S le ffe rt's School, Tolland, CT, 872- minutes away. Canter R oom R an ch . $84,000. security required. Call 649-6206. M O W E R , 647-3660. 9om-4pm. one owner. No rust. Good 1982 Pontiac Call 649-9658 o r evenings, August 11th, 9am-5pm, 72 Priced to sell. Call after Cutlass Supremo 1957 fo r Jeff. ______Appliances, 445 Hartford 0561 or 875-9682. bury Villa, Wlllimantic. Must see to appreciate! 643-2659. condition. Factory air. T-1000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 289-7010. Flying Rood. Many 4pm, 646-8137. Road, Manchester. Marie Berleron, Admin Call 633-2024 after 5pm. BRICKS, BLOCKS. C E L L A R S A L E — 26G ris A M / F M stereo. $2200. Brougham Wagon BANKING — Full Time DENTAL ASSISTANT — istrato r, Phone 423-2597. household goods, furni C a ll 646-1156. Store/Office Space 44 STONE — Concrete. c a r F e n t r y a n d m a w o ld S tre e t, 649-4971. Buick Proof Operator. Expe Excellent opportunity for Call for appointment, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ture, clothing and baby Chimney repairs. No lob s o n r y — Free estl- Household furniture. Sat rience preferred. South FULL TIME POSITION experienced person to M onday thro F rid a y , 9 to •••••••••••••••••••••• Items. 1977 FORD GRANADA 4 dr. Sedan Apartmwifi for Rent 43 too sm all. Call 644-8356. motes. Call Tony urday, 3pm-? and Sun GHIA — One owner. Low 1973 C H E V E L L E M A Fully Windsor Bank & Trust — In te xtile, g rap h ics loin our prevention or 2. Condominiums 32 SO U T H W IN D SO R — Sul Saulllocote, 649-0811. day, 8am-2pm. LIBU, $375 or best offer. Super Company. Contact; firm. Looking for flexi iented quality office. Full mileage. 302 CID. Crulse- Low Mileage PART TIME OFFiCE livan Avenue. 1,600 so. ft. LADY BUSTER KEN TAG SALE — August matlc. Power steering, C o ll 647-9013 1973 D U S Equipped Warren Matteson, 289- ble, organized, hard time, good salary and 11th, sta rtin g at 9om. TER, $450 or best otter. p e r s o n — Qualified In M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il prim e retal I space, ample NELS — Canine board TAG SALE — 141 East power brakes, air condl- 4 door, 6061 for appointment. working, quick to learn benefits. Coll 429-0230. MANCHESTER — 400 Heatbig/Plumbing 55 able Immediately. One, ing, state licensed, safe, Middle Tpke., Saturday, Crofts, baked goods, tlonlno. AM /FM stereo- C a ll 647-9013. Individual. Excellent fu typing, filing, billing and North Main Street. New 2 pa rkin g. $660. C a ll 236- CAR RECONDITIONER accounts payable. Call two and three bedroom 6021 o r 644-3977. clean, reasonable rates. ' 9am-4pm. Furniture and odds 'n ends and house /radlo. Other extras. Call <4,295 EXPERIENCED BAK ture to right candidate. bedroom townhouse. — Experienced. Must be 646-5844. G lld den P a in t apartm ents. $400, $440, R .L. Cobb, 647:8309 and FOGARTY BROTHERS accessories. hold goods. 185 Wood- 1971 VW — Newly <7,495 ERY HELP NEEDED — This Is a kev position. Fully appllanced kitchen, 646-0211 afte r 5pm. A classic. self starter, have Connec Company, 291 East Cen $520, heat and hot water MANCHESTER OFFICE 649-8496. — Bathroom remodel bridge Street. Church painted, good condition. Must be available C a ll 643-2377. convenient to busline and ticut driver's license and ter Street. An Equal Op included. BIssell and SPACE — Ideal for ac ing; Installation water TAG SALE — 583 Bush sponsored. $1000. C a ll 644-8360. weekends and able to shopping. $58,400. C H F A heaters, garbage dispo 1979 M AZDA RX7 — Blue BARTENDERS — Ma- be flexible. Call 643-9008. portunity Employer. B o vie R ealtors. 649-4800. countant, lawyer or sales BRICK, BLOCK, STONE, HIM Road. Saturday, 9am ••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee work flexible hours. Call approved. C a ll 649-9404, sals; faucet repairs. 649- ■•••••••••••••••••••••• with AM /FM , moon roof, le/Female, needed wee Office. Central location. CONCRETE Walkways, to 3pm. Bicycles, books, 5 2 8 -9 4 0 6 fo r m o r e GAR CLEANER -- Learn 649-4064 or 647-1340. 4539. VIsa/MasterCard 5 speed. Low miles. Ex MotorcyclM/BIcvcIes 72 . CARDINAL BUICK . kend nights and weekend PART TIME HELP 3'/j ROOM APARTMENT Ample parking. Call 649- steps, patios, chimney tish tank, miscellaneous. Wanted to Buy 70 Information. new and used car prep. WANTED MORNINGS — repairs, siding and paint accepted. cellent! $6750. C a ll 643- days. Part time hours V E R N O N A R E A — 1 bed — Private home, heat, 2891. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 81 Adams St — Manchester Must have Connecticut Bagging and carrying out ing. Quality work o$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• HUMONGOUS TAG •••••••■••••••••••••••• 0711. MAINTENANCE ME only. Apply: Ground room condo. Immaculate appliances. Working sin driver's license and be groceries. Apply In per gle adult only. No pets, low er prices. C a ll 646-7776 SALE — Large variety. H O N D A , 1974 550 C B — CHANIC — Our East Round, 3025 Main Street, condition. Wall to wall MODERN OFFICE FOR WANTED — Clean re fle x ib le . C a ll 643-9008. son: Highland Park for free estimates. Flooring M M ultr family, Saturday, Excellent condition. Hartford facility Is seek Glastonbury. carpeting, air condition ch ild re n . C a ll 643-2880. R EN T - 431 sq. ft. Heated, cords, 33's and 45's. R ock, 1978 HONDA ACCORD 649-4571 ^ Market, 317 Highland ••••••••••••••••••••••• August 11th, 8om-5pm, 51 ing an experienced main PIZZA AND GRINDER ing, stove, refrigerator, air conditioned and car Big Band, Classicals, HATCHBACK — Five Fairing, backrest, Street, Manchester. BOOKKEEPING & TYP 8. 59 Larrabee Street, ■■ 1 T i i n r h 1 hole I'irsi ( I n . '''' PART TIME SCIENCE COOK — Immediate op EAST HARTFORD — 2 peted. 646-4440 days, ev Blues, etc. Records Re speed, 30 mpg, regular Kerker Header, K&N, tenance m echanic to per ••••••••••••••••••*•*** disposal, ample cabinet ING SERVICES Availa FLOORSANDING — East Hartford. LAB AIDE — The Man enings. Apply In person: space In large kitchen, bedrooms, heat, hot wa enings 646-1077. Floors like new. Special cycled, 212 Route 83, Ver gas, 1 owner. Excellent Jetted new tires, etc. $750. form machine repair ble at YOUR BUSINESS chester High School La Strada West, 471 Hart Business Opportunities 22 garage with separate ter, appliances, carpet. izing In o ld e r floors, natu non, 872-6386. condition. $2100. 649-3145. C a ll 643-6560 anytim e. maintenance. Successful OFFICE. 164 Eost Center TAG SALE — August Science Department Is ford Road. •■••••••••••••••••••••• storage, assumable $425 per month. Call 289- AVAILABLE SEP ral and stained floors. No applicant should have 1 Street, Manchester, 647- 11th. Assorted Items. looking tor on aide to START YOUR OWN mortgage. Close to 1-84, 0000 between 10am and T E M B E R 1st — P rim e waxing anymore. John to 2 years of machine 9780. 10am -5om , 43 L o c u s t work 17'/2 hours per week PERSON TO DO LAWN MAIL ORDER BUSI Routes 30 and 83. Asking 5pm, Monday thru office space at 263 Main V erfa ille. C a ll 646-5750. repair experience and be Street. Rain Date: Au willing to work either 2nd (time reporting) prepar M A IN T E N A N C E — M ust NESS. We ship merchan $44,600. C a ll C A L V M A R F rid a y . Street, Manchester. $150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing biology and chemis have transportation and monthly Includes every gust 18th. or 3rd shift. This oppor dise to your customers. R E A L E S T A T E , 529-2888. DO YOU HAVE A LOVED try laboratory experi be dependable. Flexible L U E , P.O . B o x 2147, EAST HARTFORD — 1 thing. C a ll 646-4144. Household Goods 62 tunity offers good wage, ••••••••••••••••••••••• W ho Needs Perso TAG SALE — Saturday ments for the staff. A hours. C o ll 646-8042. Belden Station, Norwalk, bedroom, heat, hot wa ONE benefits and opportunity nal Attention? We are Only! 7om-12 noon. No chemistry background CT 06850. ter, appliances, carpet MANCHESTER — Newly USED REFRIGERA fo r developm ent. If qu a li Homes for Sale 31 willing to run errands, previews. 82 White fied send Information to would be helpful, but not TELEPHONE SALES, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing, next to park. $375 per renovated Office Spaces TORS, WASHERS, essential. Hours are flexi PHARMACEUTICAL (In ••••••••••••••••••••••• month. Call 289-0000 be available Immediately; do your shopping or Ranges - clean, guaran Street. Rain or Shine. Box W, c/o The Manches- take you shopping, ter Herald. ble, but would Involve the Manch^pter area) — Homes for Sole 31 tween 10am and 5pm, Located on Spencer teed, parts and service. working mornings. Inter Challenging opportunity ••••••••••••••••••••••• Monday thru Friday. Street, near East Hart cook meals or very Low prices. B.D. Pearl & TAG SALE — Threetaml- to loin our expanding light housekeeping. lles. August 11th, 137 P A R T T IM E S A L E S P E R ested applicants contact FOR SALE BY OWNER F I R S T T I M E ford line. Single or m ulti Son, 649 M a in Street, \ \ telephone division. We 118 MAIN STREET — Edgerton Street, 8am to SON — Prestigious Hotel Mr. Wilson Deakin Jr., — Duplex, 5 and 5. Man ple rooms. Utilities In Call 643-4741 or 649- 643-2171. seek aggressive people- OFFERING Three room heated 4pm, Household items, Gift Shop, downtown Manchester Public chester Community Col c lu d e d . Picturesque 0273, anytime. oriented Individuals with apartment, hot water, coal stove, cribs, bikes, Hartford. 10 to 3 week Schools, 45 North School lege area. For appoint setting. Ideal for profes THREE PIECE LANE a pleasant phone B Y O W N E R security, no appliances. sio n al. C a ll 649-2796. toys, helmets, etc. days. Parking provided. Street, Manchester. Call m ent ca ll 646-4132. BEDOOM SET 8. Living C a ll 647-9286 otter 6pm. 647-3451, E O E . manner. At least six $435. Phone 646-2426, 9-5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room furniture — Call months prior telephone Seen by appoint w eekdays. 875-8486 after 6pm. TAG SALE — Many INSPECTOR — Layout. 5 AUTO MECHANIC — experience preferred. ment only. 7 room MIsc. lor Rent 46 Painting/Papering household Items, Bolen's Excellent compensation VERNON Older Home, 3 Bed 474 MAIN STREET — Tractor, honey. Satur years minimum expe Light mechanical duties. Now Listing UPRIGHT FREEZER — rience on Sheet Metal or Including tune-up, and benefits. Come loin rooms, large bath & Second floor. Three room Sears, three years old, day, 10am-3pm. No Early •96,000 Birds! 95 South Road, Precisloned Machine. brakes, mufflers, etc. an exciting, growing In kitchen, finished at heated apartment. $375. STORAGE SPACE PAINTING AND PAPER excellent running condi Bolton. Aircraft parts. Evening Apply In person: Oldies dustry! Call Terry toll 8 room split, 4 bedrooms, tic. Large closed-in No appliances. Security. AVAILABLE — 3500 sq. HANGING —Exterior tion. $300. C o ll 742-9402. free at 1-800-367-1014. An 2'4 baths, family room, Ir 646-2426 w eekdays, 9 to 5. ' i shift opening. W ELDERS But Goodies Used Cars, front porch. Walking ft. Smaller areas also and Interior, ceilings ro-.. seeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee — Hell-Arc. Experienced 323 Center Street. Equal Opportunity Em- with fireplace, c/a, private paired. References, fully INVITATION TO BID yard with 46 ft. patio to distance to schools, available. Call 633-6272 ployer, M /F .______FOUR ROOMS — 2nd insured. Quality work. MIsc. for Sale 63 The Eighth utilities Dlstrlcl, InGroupl.lLIII&IValso Florida room and 16 X 32 for Information. Of Manchester, Connecticut churches, shopping. floor, newly redecorated, f f n u . aluminum on aircraft GOVERNMENT JOBS. TYPIST/DICTAPHONE m-ground pool, twin gas Martin Mottsson, even seeks bids for the following: Substantial Savingns modern bath. No utilities. ••••••••••••••••••••••• type parts. Test required. $16,559 • $50,553/year. — Excellent typing skills grill, 2 car garage Lib ings 649-4431. 1. New 1964 two-wheel- Day and evening shift Now hiring. Your area. Beebe, 233-6716 or 561- for the right buyer. $360 a m onth. C a ll 871- SCREENED LOAM — drlve wheel lodder bockhoe. required for busy Insu Wanted to Rent 47 Gravel, processed 2. 1985 IV3 ^ 2 cubic yard openings. Excellent C all 1-805-687-6000. 1 2 1 1 . M id Sixties - NO 6098, 9-5. CEILINGS REPAIRED rance office. Phone 872- gravel, sand, stone and dump truck. w o rk in g conditions In an J. Watson Booth AGENTS PLEASE. For ••••••••••••••••••••••• or REPLACED with dry- Bids specificotions mov be 6200 offer 2pm.______fill. For deliveries call air conditioned plant In WATER 8, AIR SALES 7 N. Nlain St. appointment call TWO ROOMS 8. THREE wall. Call evenings, Gary obtained during business George Gritting^ An- hours (9:00 o.m. to 5 p.m.) Manchester. Overtime POSITION — Must be MEDICAL RECEPTIO- Wost Hartford ROOMS — Stove and WANTED: VICINITY M cH u g h , 643-9321. dover, 742-7886. ______Monday thru Saturday, from and company benefits. neat, enthusiastic and NIST/CLERK — Typing refrigerator. For more MCC — Room with kit the Dispatcher at the Eighth chen privileges needed Interviewing 9am to 4pm. motivated. Up to 17K. desirable, full time. No Information call 563-4438 NAME YOUR OWN STURDY EIGHT FOOT Utilities District Firehouse, by serious male student, 32 Main St., Manchester, Ct Dynamic Metal Pro A p p ly In p erson: 397 Saturdays. Call after or 529-7858. PRICE — Father and son. long WOOD WORK non-smoker, for the aca 06040 ducts, 422 North Main Broad Street, Manches 2pm, 643-0210. Fast, dependable ser BENCH tor sale. First $40 Seaied bids wlli be received demic year. Please call Street, Manchester, 646- ter, Tuesday, August MANCHESTER — Now vice. Painting, Paper tokes It. C all 649-7963. at the above address until 4048.______14th, 1-6pm. NURSES AIDES — Im 1-669-6483. hanging & Removal. Call 7:30 p.m., on Monday, Au available, 3rd floor, 4 gust 20, 1964, at which time mediate openings. Op r e a l t o r ' OPeORIUNlIV room, 2 bedroom apart 644-0585 o r 644-0036. PIPE INSULATION — Va MANCHESTER - Legal they win be publicly opened, PART TIME HELP portunity to provide m ent. G a ra ge , yard. $395. or V a Inch and sp ira l, .25c read aloud and recorded at Secretary with expe WANTED — Must be a personal care to people References. Security. Services a foot, save energy, 50 the Eighth Utilities District rience. Requires skills In A FREE CHOICE and Firehouse, 32 Main Street, responsible person. liv in g In their own hom e. Prefer married couples. foot minimum. Call 649- typing and shorthand and Bullding/Contracting n 3068.______Manchester, Conn. 06040 Apply In person: Pero Good salary. Mileage AN INFORMED CHOICE No pets. C a ll 646-7512. The Eighth Utilities District knowledge of real estate Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland reimbursed. Flexible 8 4 LIN C O LN 8 4 M E R C 8 3 D O D G E 83 CHEVROLET 8 3 M E R C 8 3 LIN C O LN TWO OMC BOAT GAS reserves the right to reject and bookkeeping. Part Street, 643-6384. hours to suit your sche Services Offered 51 any and all bids for any rea TOWN COUNTRY TANKS, $15 each. Call & TOPAZ OMNI MAUBU 4 OR COUGAR Town Br. time or full time. Call dule. Steady work. Day MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS, INC. MANCHESTER — Avail LEON CIESZYNSKI son deemed In the best Inter 649-6989 otter 5pm. est of the District. days 643-5820, evenings PART TIME CASHIERS- time, weekend and even 186 East Center Street, Manchester able Immediately. One BUILDER — New homes, EIGHTH UTILITIES bedroom on a qu let street 643-7135.______/CLERKS — All shins. ing hours available. 646-2450 PROFESSIONAL PRUN additions, remodeling, A N T IQ U E V* SIZE B E D DISTRICT A p p ly In pe rso n ; 706 M a in Nurses Aide Certification with appliances. $335 per rec rooms, garages, kit Samuel Longest n 9,800 ^7690 $5390 $6980 $7975 <14,800 CONSTRUCTION ES ING of your ornamental — Complete, $98. Call Street, Manchester. preferred, but training m onth . M a n a g e r, 649- Public Works TIMATOR - Must have plants. Call Whifham chens remodeled, ceil 643-8888.______Commissioner 10,000 miles available. Must have own 4800. 6,000 miles 21,000 miles 17,000 miles 24,00 miles 32,000 miles architectural/drafting N u rse ry, 643-7802. ings, bath tile, dormers, 021-08 transportation. Benefits SHETLAND FLOOR . LOADEO/IUCN AC/5 SfD/SUCK AC/AUTO AC/AUro cuAH/wien skills and understand the D R IV E R FO R L A U N D R Y roofing. Residential or AC/AUTO available with some posi co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. SCRUBBER/Pollsher. basics of engineering. ROUTE — Tuesdays and MANCHESTER — Newer LICENSED DAY CARE tions. call 647-1481 for an Very good condition. $15. Cors/Trucks for Sale 71 Must be thoroughly fa Thursdays. Call 646-2246 — Two openings, begin Interview today. 3 Bedroom Duplex. Fam C all 643-5314.______miliar with field proce after 5pm. ily room, IVz baths. Ap ning In September. Meals ROBERT E. JARVIS *- 82 CHEVROLET EOE/AAP Employer. Building & Remodeling dure. Please send resume pliances, carpeting. No provided. Tanner Street. PUMP AND FILTER for 8 3 M ER CU R Y 8 2 M A Z D A 8 1 F O R D EXPERIENCED FULL CHEVETTE 8 1 B U IC K 8 1 M A Z D A to Box U c/o The Herald. pets. $550/month. No util Ages 3-5. C a ll 646-1311. Specialist. Additions, above ground pool. Ex TIME CASHIERS garages, roofing, siding, Colony Park Wag RX-7 GS MUSTANG CENTURY 4 DR. GLC WAGON ities. Security. Call 649- cellent condition. $75. Wanted. Apply In person: ARA TRANSPORTATION. kitchens, bathrooms, re PRO SHOP HELP Transporting Coventry SI 32. C oll 742-7485.______Highland Park Market, BATHTUB REFINISHING placement wlndows- $2995 NEEDED — All hours school children Is looking WOW! available. Red Rock Golf 317 H ig h la n d S tre e t, for good, qualified people REGLAZING /doors. C a ll 643-6712. COMPLETE CUB $9460 $9480 $5780 MANCHESTER — 4 OVERSTOCKED 42,000 miles $6475 $4890 Course, 646-9083. Manchester. to drive school bus in the FOUOW THE TREND rooms, 2 bedrooms, 2nd Tub. sink, ceramic tiles Por SCO U T U N IF O R M , In fall. AM, PM, noon runs Towards relaxation! Come see this six-plus room, three bed celain or Flberglaas D on e In MASTER CABINET cludes bear/wbelos with New 1984 9 Passenger 34,000 miles 25,000 miles 43,000 miles 47,000 miles room. 1'/^ bath town home. All wail to wall carpeting, partially floor, 2 family. Modern, Your Home By a Proleesio- 4 SPD. AUOT Wiens, available. $5.50 an hour MAKER with 30 years scarfs and bobcot/wolf AUTO/AC MAKOON, AC S SPD, CUAN CAR complete lower level, gas heat, central air and carport. Also in Immaculate. $485, Includ nal. WHITE/LOADED NKE, CLUN CAR A in o /iu a plus attendance bonus cluded are the pool and tennis courts. Give up the work of own We Repair Fiberglass Cracks. hands on experience. O ld book. $15. C o ll 649-6663. and driving awards. Must ing heat, hot water and JOIN ing a home but not the luxury! Call today. $63,900. ap pliances. 646-8352, 643- Call Kevin at fashioned craftsmanship DATSUN be able to drive standard at a fair price. All your W ILL T R A D E M Y BURGER KING transmission and have 1390. Ct. Bitktiib Rtfiiisling woodworking needs. In HOOVER Upright for 8 0 B U IC K clean diving record. Will n C E EsSmata your canister In good TRUCKS 8 0 F O R D 7 9 B U IC K 7 9 S U B A R U 7 9 D O D G E 7 9 M ER C U R Y THE HOME OF THE WINNER train and license. If inter 649-S170 terior and exterior. Call REGAL MUSTANG COLT ested and you qualify call 3V2 ROOM BACHELOR 647-7226. condition. C o ll 646-4995. S o m u o f tiM LeSABRE Flexible work hours IDay-NIght-Woekend) APARTMENT In Rock DL-2 DR. CAPRI GS 742-8006,7am-3pm. Mon. DESK, BEIGE, METAL LOWEST TRUCK HATCHBACK ville — 2nd floor, heat An Opportunity for advancement -Fri.______KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Lurry Wright with formica top, $65. and hot water Included. PRICES in AMERICA C oll 646-3252.______^5780 $4360 $3950 Excellent training $310 plus security. Call $1995 $3280 CONSTRUCTION 643-1982. STANLEY U-INSTALL 45,000 50,000 miles 68,000 M695 Competitive wages YOU SENSE LUXURY ILACN/SR/AUTO YVHITE/AUTO SPORTY CAK LABORER and good taste when you step into this unusually beautiful GARAGE DOOR OP AUTO/AC/CLEAN S SPD. TRANS. TWIN STICK ENER — Still In box. Great benefits On new home Contemporary with solid cedar construction. The parkay entry M A N C H E S T E R — 3 bed way leads into large living room that has a loft & balcony, G lass Digital Deluxe model. room older duplex, quiet project. sliders off dining room lead to oversized, private deck. Private Never used. $99. Call As you can see, there is a lot in it for you master bedroom suite & 2 other bedrooms on main level. Fam neighborhood, garage, 646-1625. OVER FACTORY Call 643-2111 ily room with fireplace & additional game room. Wooded lot big yard. $450 plus utili 7 8C N R Y S IE R PLYMOUTH 78 MERCURY 7 6 O L D S 75 CHRYSLER besides extra money and the start of a $162,900. INVOICE ON ALL 7 7 D O D G E 79 ties. Available Sep T0W N& rewarding career with the Burger King® Ho h m and Garden 64 DATSUN TRUCKS te m be r 1st. W rite to B ox ASPEN WAGON ZEPHYR CUTLASS system. REAL ESTATE We can help you become a In Stock. 25 COUNTRY WG VOLARE CORDOBA 'REALE' PROFESSIONAL! WW, c/o The Manchester for ImmodluU Pol. Apply In person at: SALESPERSON H erald. DELIVERING RICH Call 646-4525. and ask (or Oan. 467 Center Street, Manchester Part time for weekends L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus NISSAN Std. Pickup $2360 $1995 *2175 $2195 <1995 on new home develop D.F. REALE, INC. tax. Sand, gravel and Invoice $5734 $3380 ment. MANCHESTER stone. C o ll 643-9504. plus ______99 6 CYLINDER AUTO, 6 CYL. 6 C Y L A U TO AC/VINYL RDOF ' Real Estate AC/LEATHER AC/PW/PS PART TIME SUPERMARKET HEIP Call 646-1324 17S Mwki It., BBHdi8$tBT. Ct. Five rooms. Du VARIETY O U T D O O R Immediate part-time openings for: ______646-452S______plex Ranch. Refer Bushes, $5 each, house ^5833 ences, security, plants, .SO/c and up. Need t4 Batwe 79 CHEVY 8 1 M A Z D A 81 DODGE 82 ' 7 9 M ER C U R Y • Grocery Clerks SALESPERSON lease. Tenant pays room, must sell. Private SENTM 81 FORD 626 Experience preferred, Investment Property 34 Investment Property 34 hom e, 649-6486.______•1,995 but will accept indi own utilities. CHRYSLER COUGAR XR7 vidual with strong S E A R S L A W N TRACTOR • Produce Clerks Call Ginger, — With snow thrower GRANADA •5795 background In retail $5995 attochment. Engine MALIBU LeBARON selling.Call for ap Merrill Lynch t4e»4n BLUE • Dell Clerks pointment, Bernlo'sTV needs work. Make offer. ■-50 PKI-UP B L U E A U T O •2995 & Appliance, Tri-City Real! C all 646-6868. •8795 LUXURY AUTO _ Plaza, Vernon. UNIQUE — ■4a«4ai M 9 9 5 BROW N A U TO • Cashiers Pets 65 $ 3 3 8 5 875-3394 Home and Business Possibility 872 7/77 cuaioB $6880 SIX ROOM COLONIAL •6995 Day and evening shifts. Must have flexible FREE KITTtNb — 8 ■4e*4|i weeks old. Litter trained. availability and be able to work an occasio FOUR BEDROOMS POSSIBLE CELEBRITY CIPHER OMM Male and female. Black •6195 nal Sunday. Competitive starting rates, li ClU lliltyCliim rayplogrMWtw orM Wd from quoMUOM by Unwin p»o|il»,|mHiKlprwint. and w^te. Calico and beral fringe benefits. New Gas Boiler Alumlnum Siding EaohMMrbitlwolplMrMandttoranottiar. ToOat'aaam: VaqualaN. MANCHESTER BOOKKEEPER orange and white. Call D-100 ncK-ur MANCHESTER New Hot Water Heater Recent Roof by CONNIE WIENER 742-8069.______•6995 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 For consideration, applications are availa Through Trial Bal $60.000»“-- And Worth Itl “PEM8M 08M RUWM lOJR KEMV D PEDVB D ble at the store courtesy booth. Interviews at ADORABLE KITTENS! ance. Accounts pay Very affectionate and lit W-50 4X4 time of application. able, job cost re REOYY VMLM8 KU8B OFODV. QNP MLMV WJ ter trained! Free to lov •7995 O pen 9 A M to 9 PM cords, requisitions, BELFIORE, REALTORS ing home. Call Betsy, Monday thru Thursday «|lC 301-315 Center St. 649-4381. WILLIMANTIC sales records. 4 3 1 Main St. 647-1413 lOI, OV OHPU8 UA EDR RP0PN8M, NRMI PU DATSUN-DODGE Opon9AMlo6PM MondMster Friday & Saturday SHOP RITE Send Resume to: 113a Main SI. 7 Sb7 East Middle Tpke. ROJ PEM ROWM PEDVF.” — COVM AUVIO. TWO SWEET LOOKING WllllmBnllc (Exit 92 oN 1-86) Box 711 KITTENS — Free to good 423-4547 Manchester, C T 06040 Manchsster, CT 06040 £ L £ i O i r 4 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "When I get homo In the evening, I enter the door homes. 10 weeks, males. M a n c h e s te r backward, so that If my wile la mad at me, I can atari running.” — Lech Waleaa. EOE M/F or call 643-9205 REALTORS Call 646-2308, after 5:30pm. 647-9367 20 - MANCHKSTKK HKKAU), Friday. AiiRusl 10, 1084 Justice Department won’t oppose citizenship for Marine ' - - _precedent.___ A A spokesman iin n fADon process if you manage to stay reservations about the request. who live in Brockton, Mass, Bv Joseph Mianowanv said it would not object to legisla nelly's office said only four simil- United Press International tion to grant citizenship posthum alive,” Justice Department spo Congress is expected to be in approached Donnelly about ob kesman Thomas Stewart said session for about only one more taining citizenship for their son, iar cases were found. ously to Marine Cpl. Wladyslaw The measure simply states that W ASHINGTON - A conKres- Thursday, month this year, who was born in Scotland, ■'Scotty" Staniszewski. Staniszewski "shall be held and sional effort to grunt citizenship to Sponsors of the bill to make Staniszewski, a British citizen Staniszewski never formally Resident aliens who serve in the considered to have been a citizen of a Marine killed in Vietnam is past a Staniszewski a citizen said House who came to the United States in applied for citizenship but accord U.S. armed forces in wartime the United States at the time of his major Justice Department roadb regularly are granted citizenshi committee action had been de 1964, enlisted in the Marines in ing to his parents, he had talked lock but faces ti race against time layed pending the Justice Depart 1965, He was killed by shrapnel in about how he felt the United States death.” when they return. However, there A spokesman for Donnelly said in tbe few weeks lawmakers have ment's determination in the case. the Quang Nam province of was"worth fighting for,” ' is apparently little precedent for passage of the bill would not entitle left this session. However, despite the clearance Vietnam in 1967, two weeks after A bill was prepared and eventu granting citizenship to those who Staniszewski's family to any addi The Justice Department ended are killed in action. given Thursday, backersof the his 20th birthday. ally gained 112 sponsors but it was tional government aid. 14 months of study Thursday and "It expedites the citizenship measure said they faced serious Three years ago, his parents. stalled because there was little REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK ANDOVER featuring: Mini Estate •ifTv , A beautiful setting with this exceptional 12 Rm. home, featuring 12 rooms total Marble faced fireplace U&R REAITY CO. Separate in law suite Spacious family room with Spacious living room Roman brick fireplace 643-2692 Uniaue kitchen 3 car garage Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Large master bedroom 20x38 inground pool Dining room with Parkade floor Quality throughout Separate office or den Priced at $187,000. M a il th M M It Mtm> X«iM We would be glad to show you through COOL OFF Thinking of SeHing? GLASTONBURY $104,900 NEW LISTING! Very nice 8 room Cape In exquisite residential location. Pfanning to Buy? Home offers large lot with nice garden area and good possiblillty for 2- Family A must to see! Call for more details. 643-4060 in the 20 x 40 inground pool that is one of the many attractions of this 4 bedroom raised ranch. Built by Buerette Van Pyne, Consult One this quality-built home also offers a 2-car garage, 1 full and 2 half baths, family room, GLASTONBURY $119,900 fireplaced living room, 1 V2 acre lot, and of These fine PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION overlooking golf course with magnificent view more. Price $115,000. of Hartford! Gorgeous customized Ranch featuring 3 bedrooms, kitchen & dining area with built-ins. 1st floor laundry room & 2car garage. An excep area Realtors. tional home throughout. Call for an appointment. m 643-4060 Zinsser Agency FREE 7 S O Main St., Manchester . MARKET R E A L E S T A T E S E R V IC E S EVALUATION 223 Eat< Canter SI., Manchaeler 643-4060 646-1511 >1 r SOUTH WINDSOR I FOR sale! 156 E Center St Manchester \ Beal Estate 647-7653 SUPER investm ent PROPERTY PHOTO C MARLBOl Manchester MARLBOl Absolutely immaculate 4 bedroom Co Ideal family home. 7 rooms, 3 bed lonial with first floor family room, large rooms, 3 baths, fireplace, 2 car gar kitchen and gorgeous 16’ x 32’ inground age, carpeting, appliances, city pool. Don’t miss this house. Call today. utilities. $145,000. $86,900. ED GORMAN 3 stores and 6 apartments, newer Associates U&R REALTY CO. roof. 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST INVESTORS - Take a long, hard uA 643-2692 look - the figures work! Call office for 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor all details. $122,900. BEST SELLERS UST V. s e l l in g ? D. W. FISH REALTY CO. WE NEED YOU! 243 Main St. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon We have more buyers than homes! If 643-1591 872-9153 you've considered selling over the last several years but were hesitant because of market conditions... Call SUNNYBROOK DMVE the professionals at 646-2482 Gorgeous 6 room Colonial in Manchester South End! 2*4 baths, 1st floor family room, fireplace, 4 generous bedrooms, plus a 'WE'RE SELUNG HOUSESr maintained tot and ERA BUYER’S PROTECTION PLAN. . ‘T il . * Gorgeous ★ ' WHAT A RANCH! A STUNNING INTERIOR Spectacular custom kitchoi...Large fireplaced living room ..3 Will make you a believer in this 9* room homel 4 bedrooms on generous bedrooms...plus an enclosed breezeway and 400' the main level plus a family room! Lots of glass and vaulted ceil- S. W indsor $129,900 ^eep loti ingsl A must seelt 4 bedroom Colonial. No feature is * Warmth ★ missing from this beautiful home. M anchester $79 900 Large living room, family room, Exudes from this beautiful 4bed BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. and applianced kitchen. Formal room Colonial. 2 driveways, back REALTORS dining room, slate foyer, 2 V2 baths, porch overlooking gorgeous 189 WEST CENTER STREET (Corner of McKee) 1 2 car garage, large patio, many backyard that gives this fine home 646-2482 extras. that little extra. t i i a v e a u iiizcii vi ates at the time of his lan for Donnelly said e bill would not entitle 's family to any addi- iment aid. lat is one of 4 bedroom e Van Pyne, ffers a 2-car amily room, :re lot, and inchester 11 St r B PROPERTY ■ ■ ents, newer long, hard all office for $122,900. CO. Vernon Monticello menace began with new mg Homeowner’s clinic foraUn.ltedTI^O "'''- Something happens to me Which brings up another prob me as soon as it was dry. That’s Here’re answers about once a year. It’s lem with paint. People who make because I could see it from the up names for paint are really kitchen, which is rust-colored. So brought on by the moon. Or Connections ghouls. I can see them sitting back to the store I went. For maybe it has to do with the around the board room, giggling wallpaper this time. to home troubles seasonal equinox. Susan Plese over their latest deception. I need something that would go Every year. I try to sit down "And get a load of THIS, will with the carpet and the Monticello calmly until the feeling goes away. Herald Reporter you?" says one board member to Rose. And It couldn’t clash with the By UPl-Popular Mechanics wide laps. Staple it a few inches up I fight the urge. But nothing works. the group. "L et’s call it Monticello coppertone appliances in the kit the wall. Then reinstall your pad QUESTION: When I flush my Eventually, I just give in. Rose,” says another. "Some crazy chen. Or the oak-colored and carpet and the baseboard and toilet, the water never goes down shoe. It’s called home improvement. woman will buy it and won't notice woodwork. enough to completely empty the Eleven months out of the year I I found it. It's called English thought would match. I picked out about five minutes the drop cloth is until the living room is coated bowl. What could be the matter? QUESTION: I have several *For qualified applicanla purchasing Medalist Series majbr^ don't notice chipped woodwork or appliances and selected video products under our revolving "Monticello Rose.” covered in paint, too, and I’m twice that it’s pink. Martha Wa Country Garden. The salesman dwarf apple and peach trees in my ugly wallpaper or frayed carpet. charge plan financed through General Electric Credit Corpora I got it home and started to paint. stepping in it and tracking paint all shington Pink.” told me it was bedroom wallpaper. ANSWER: The water in your yard. Each year the squirrels raid tion. which will require Minimum Monthly Payments before Come this time of year, I attack the But what do I know? Anyone who tank may be too low for a complete the trees a week or two before I’m Ja n u a ry, .1985, after w h ich a n y re m a in in g b a la n ce m ay b e s u b One o f the problems, of course, is over the floor. flush. If the water level is not ready to pick. Do you have a ject to a finance charge determined at an Annual Percentage house like some kind of a madwo my expertise with a paint brush. I So I take my shoes off. That THEN ANOTHER family falls for Monticello Rose Is not marked on the inside of the tank, it solution? The animals can get to man driven by wild frenzy and can't keep it in the lines. I was leaves my socks. Clean, unpainted member pipes up. “ Will you look at likely to be upset about English stock in a paint company. Country Garden next the sink. should be V.-inch below the top of the lower limbs even though I put a never any good at crayoning inside socks. I carefully avoid all the little this bilious blue? Maybe If we call the overflow tube. If the water By the time I found the wal barrier around the trunk. It happened again this year. It the lines, either. You might think I puddles of paint all over the drop it 'Jamestown Slate' nobody will level is too low, it is not difficult to TOP OF THE im E CENESAI lpaper, of course, it was too late to started innocently enough with a would have taken that as an omen, cloth, but eventually, paint finds notice that it glows in the dark. The adjust the most common types of ANSWER: Try picking the fruit’’ ElECTSIC AUTOMATI destroy any more of the rooms. But TOP OF THE UNE U R G E CA rug in the living room. The old one never to pick up a paint brush its way to the bottom of my socks, same crazy woman who fell for the ball cocks. about a week before it is ripe. It DRVES all week. I've been rolling out the PACITY 7-CYCU WASHER Lsrgecspacily EleciromcSantor Dry was really worn, so I picked out a loaded with enamel. too, and I'm retracking up the Monticello Rose trick will buy this On a float-type ball cock, grasp will finish ripening indoors, and Large tub for lamtiy sue loads Mini- ing Control 8 cyclss - including per I Baaliei** tub fo rsm a ll loads, deticBtas, manent prees 4 drying lelections OP' and she won't notice until it’s up wallpaper, looking at it in all the rod of the float ball with both without the aroma and color on the new one and we put it in on Friday. house. 4 program m ed w ash A spin speeds 5 tonal end-of-cycia Signal that the bathroom looks like the lights, anticipating this weekend hands, and carefully bend the float trees, squirrels will be less likely to wash/rmsatamperaturecombinations Harmless, you think? What a pity. IT WOULDN’T BE too bad if I So, naturally, I take off my V anable water levels when I get to wreck the kitchen. bait upward just an inch or so. On a attack. Also, hang some bright, It gave me the whole weekend to could at least bit the wall. I socks. There I am, barefoot, inside of f i fish tank. As you may have guessed, the There is no end to my creativity. fIoat;^pball cock, you will find an shiny items from the tree make a mess out of the rest of the manage, however, to hit just painting. Nobody could ever un adjustment clip to the side of the living rcK>m paint started bother Next, the second floor. branches. Tin lids are good for this house. myself. Clothes, hair, shoes, any derstand how I could possibly get cup, mounted on a small rod. purpose. The wind blows them W A S $548 W A S $448 As soon as the carpet went down, surface but the flat one in front of paint between my toes whenever I Squeeze this clip and move the cup about and the reflections distract the walls started bother me. They me is fair game. touched a paint brush, I’nr telling .u p along the rod. the raiders. NOW $499 NOW $398^ looked awful with the carpet. So I Naturally, I use a drop cloth. All you, just.in case yini should ask. If you moved into your house, If that doesn’t work, a single- ran out and bought some paint I painters use drop cloths. But after Have you ever given a 2-year-old check to see that the former straiid electric fence on insulators SAVE $49 SAVE $50 the frosting bowl to lick after occupany did not leave a brick or placed 2 to 6 inches above the Model WWA84B0B Model DDE9200D you’ve finished icing the cake? bottle of water in the tank. This is ground with a wire mesh along the Using the tunnel? 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Commission Chairman Scott Auto Oetrosi QUESTION: We have a ranch- C alrod* surface unSs Thay'ra ravaralMa. 'Thay can avan Craigie said Monday Nevada Bell style home that is built on a slab be wall hanglnoa. And IhayVa priead should be both "liberal and le to aall HaL and has aluminum siding. It is nient” in deciding on the refunds heated by electric ceiling cables. W A S $899 W A S $599 on a ease-by-case basis. There The problem is that we are were more than 150,000 calls to the •3’X 5’ -Reg. *1990"-Now tggw consumed by mildew. What could NOW $799 NOW $549 number within the first month of be causing this problem and what •4’X 6’ -Reg. *299’"-Now*139*0 operation. Model JB600GD m8|lit.,T-Q"'"'' t ’S. to can we do about it? SAVE $100 SAVE «50 •6’X 9’ - Reg. *59500. S297M; Nevada Bell, said Craigie, failed to mount an effective advertising ANSWER: The most likely ex •8’XIO’ - Reg. *99500. $4971#: campaign to inform customers the planation is that the slab on which number was a toll call. Saffire your house was built was not •9’X12’ - Reg. *139500. Mow *697** i Communications contracted with poured over a vapor barrier. If the Nevada Bell for a number of lines soil under the slab stays moist, for the service, and the phone then moisture will continue to rise company collects and divides the MANCHESTER GLASS CO. through the slab as long as this revenues. FREE SUPER DISCOUNT Long Term 61 Woodland St. condition lasts. It is this moisture Local Delivery COUNT CENTER M I EASTWEST mPORTS in combination with still air that Service APPLIANCES • VIDEO • AUDIO • TELEVISION Bank Financing FASHIONS • GIFTS • ORIENTAL RUGS Manchester, Ct. causes mildew. Take up your carpet, pad and the Removal 445 Hartford Rd„ Manchester Available in-. Centers.. Manch««r Baa.'«S shoe and baseboard moldings. While “ Great Sandy" may sound Installation Keeney St. Exit Off 1-84 like a race horse, it’s a 150,000- 643-5692 StlO-SdaeadSaiMa. 646-5068 Install an internal vapor barrier of (except built-ins) MON THURS TIL9, FRI ’Til 8 square-mile desert in Western TUES WEO SAT TILS 6-millimeter-thick polyethylene - over the entire floor with 12-inch Australia. . 5 4 7 .9 9 9 8 1 Home stereo: The key word is Tips for do-it-yourselfers: By victoria R. Bowles record's surface. Toss a CD trying to solve that problem. disc and plays it through," Vigna drop steadily over the next couple United Press International against a concrete wall and it But for home listening they’re an said. of years. After all, three years ago might get .scratched, but it won’t obvious giant step. Tests by major stereo maga a video cassette tape retailed for The key word in home stereo this get buttered like a traditional LP. “It is generally accepted thatthe zines have shown the cheaper $25: now most video and appliance Install your stereo system yenr, tind for many years to come, On the minus side, musicians CD is here to stay," said John players tend to lack the error- stores regularly have them on sale is digital. and record producers are having to Vigna, a salesman at Dallas’s correction capabilities of the more for under $10. By Alex Rutman ing provides the best cover. If be concealed behind cabinet doors The compact disc digital players learn how to work in the studio all Hillcrest Hi Fi, which attracts expensive models. Bump into a O b^usly not every recording For United Press International possible, plan to do the wiring or the like, speakers arc almost that made their commercial debut over again. many of the city’s more affluent $500 player and it probably will mad^oday is available on CD, but before the carpet is laid. always visible. Consequently, in March have brought about a In the past, a recording would be audiophiles and has a constant skip; bang on a $1.300 player and it that, too, is changing as record With a little skill, a few tools and Wires should be stapled to the many .speaker companies manu revolution in sound reproduction goosed in certain areas, like the backlog of orders for CD players. should play on merrily without companies and performers realize a lot of planning, you can install a floor ‘A-inch inside the tackless facture their product in a variety of quality never before available to treble, to compensate for sound Digital sound was perfected in interruption. the CD player is here to stay. fine stereo system yourself. stripping around the pt-riphery of wood finishes. the average music lover at home. quality that producers know will be the early 1970s by Dedon of Japan, Vigna said the CD player is not Vigna wouldn’t speculate on Decide where to place the the room. Take the shortest path If none of these is compatible The question now is whether the lost in the many stages of getting a Vigna said. Sony and Phillips are intended to replace any aspect of a whether the -advent of the CD components. Electronic equip between two points. Don’t hestitate with your furnishings, the speaker software, the actual recordings song from the studio master tape to the licensees on the players, listener’s present stereo system, -means the days of the LP are ment should be situated within to drill through walls at baseboard enclosure may be painted the color that are placed on CDs, can the actual pressing of thousands of meaning they set the industry but to become another accessory. numbered. It’s never 100 percent easy reach. A cabinet, table or level. If the carpet is already in of your choice. Further, the grill achieve the same quality. records. CDs are so sensitive they standards to which all other CD players are compatible with safe to predict what the public will closet are excellent locales. Floor place, the edge can be peeled back cloth may be replaced with one What digital means is that the reproduce the sound exactly as manufacturers must conform. most modern amplifiers that have want or what technology will make standing speakers generally are in short sections and relaid after from your design scheme provided original sounds recorded in the captured on the .master tape. That To operate, the disc is placed in a at least 45 watts of power per available. easier to wire or mount than the wires are correctly positioned. the fabric you choose is accousti- studio, known as analog signals, means a master mixed with an drawer in the front of the player, channel, Vigna said, but a really “It’s like the 8-track,’’ he said. models that must be hung on a In an apartment with area rugs, cally "transparent” Never paint are converted to digital signals — excess of treble for standard which gives an instantaneous older hi-fi "can’t handle it without "In 1969 we all thought they’d be wall. staple wires neatly and in straight over the fabric. zeroes and ones in the binary code record production will be repro digital readout of the number of overload distortion.” around forever. After all, everyb Remember that the speakers lines along the baseboards. Take Speakers need not be large in — and stored in the form of duced on a CD to a T — as in too cuts on the recording and its total “If you don’t replace your ody had an 84rack in his GTO." need not be near to the amplifier. advantage of any architectural scale to be good. In the past microscopic pits on a flat shim tinny. length in minutes and seconds. The amplifier (eventually) you may But they must be arranged cor details to help camouflage wires. decade, speaker technology has mering disc that is then covered The same problem crops up in listener can punch in cut seven if he not realize the full advantage of rectly with respect to your listen Again, drill through walls to produced high-quality sound in with a layer of plastic. The disc transferring 20-and 30-year-old only wants to hear that one song, or CD,” he said. The main attractions at Chica ing area. shorten the runs. Finally, paint all .small enclosures. Don’t hesitate to looks like a smaller version of a recardings to CDs. The sound is 100 let the whole disc play through. The discs them.selves cost be go’s Brookfield Zoo are the rhino Conceal the cables that connect exposed wiring wall color to make tell your dealer of your desire for a laser video disc — even smaller percent faithful to the original The most sophisticated and tween $15 and $25. and everyone in herd, the tropical gorilla exhibit the electronics and the speakers. If wiring "disappear." small size speaker. than the standard 45 rpm record. recording — warts and all. expensive players can be set to the indu.stry expects those prices to and the children’s zoo. you live in a private house, this is The arrangement of the various The signals on the disc are read Another recording of a famous play or repeat any combination of relatively simple to do. electronic components must be by a laser beam inside the CD 1970s heavy metal band uncovered cuts in any random order. Wires are easily hidden by both attractive and functional. Besides Walter Mondule, other player, which looks a lot like a a strange quirk when it was There currently are more than a routing them through a basement Many manufacturers offer equip famous Minnesotans are F. Scott cassette tape player, and are transferred to CD. the lead dozen brands of CD players on the FREE ESTIMATES or attic, penetrating the listening ment racks that can house most Fitzgerald, Hubert Humphrey, converted hack into audio signals. guitarist's solos had been heavily market, Vigna said. Ceramic Tile • V. A. Tile area only at the point where the systems neatly. Sister Elizabeth Kenny, Sinclair The advantages over standard edited in the studio, and each stop Full retail price for the first- No-Wax Vinyl ad® speaker itself stands. The interior If you prefer something more in Lewis and Charles Schulz. vinyl LPs are many. and start of the tape was clearly generation models, which gener Parquet of a closet also affords an excellent keeping with your decor, conven Record noises — scratches, pops audible on the CD. ally have lots of features such as hidden path from ceiling to floor or tional armoires or bookshelf units and hisses — disappear. Sound Despite its superior sound qual remote control and multiple pro to the room below. can be adapted. Keep in ihindthat Compmmite distoilion is kept to a minimum. ity, the CD obviously will not gramming capabilities, ranges If you must mount a speaker on a the critical dimension is depth of UPI photo Sen. Henry Clay's famous com Dynamic range, which is the replace the cassette tape deck. between $900 and $1,300, be said. wall, the feed wire can be buried shelves. Most stereo units require promise in 1850 admitted Califor 145 Main St. inside the hollow wall if the house is ability to reproduce clearly all You cannot make your own CDs at Second-generation units with Manchester, Ct. 06040 16 to 17 inches from front to back. nia as the 31st state, with slavery sounds from the loudest to the home, whereas everyone uses tape fewer “bells and whistles" are of frame-^pe construction. This A custom-nvade shelf unit or forbidden: made Utah and New softest, is vastly broader. Cassettes to make copies of albums available for between $500 and technique will require a little more cabinet is the most satisfying Mexico territories without a deci The plastic coating on the disc, or other tapes. And CDs have no $700. Tom Meinnis They key word in home stereo this year is digital. The skill. solution. However, custom work, sion of slavery; made the Fugitive while not completely indestructi application to car stereos as yet, "The second generation is OWNER compact disc digitial players that debuted in March have For the apartment dweller, requires the services of a compe Slave Law more harsh, and ended ble, is much tougher than a vinyl although manufacturers are busily geared to the person who puts in a 646-7300 brought a revolution in sound reproduction. concealing wires is a more difficult tent cabinetmaker. the District of Columbia slave proposition. Wall-to-wall carpet While electronic equipment may trade. COOL SAVINGS OF AUGUST Summer Savings Keep your house cool & comfortable with great deals on air conditioners and freezers from PEARLS APPLIANCE with WHITE WESTINGHOUSE 15.6 Cu. Ft Freezer • Self closing lid • Defrost drain r • Lift-out basket • Lock with pop-out key Now O n ly lO O T J WhiteVtfestinghouse 16.1 Cu. 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X. *2 versaries are some of the best By William F. Rawson said most large do-it-yourself ‘ u ing family and individual portraits he said. method for inventorying all boxes strong and are made for moving. • Label each box with instruc n “ What this does is put an internal times to start your own family United Press International moving companies offer packing w and other photographs can help and their contents. One method is Boxes from supermarkets and tions such as "Fragile" and “ This image to a voice that connects up portrait giving tradition. and unpacking services. All the > . P families keep in touch and make PHOENIX, All/.. - Its an to list the contents On the side of the liquor stores may need side up." r with one’s own emotions, and with • Keep items destined for the mover has to do is drive the truck. p them feel closer, according to a Work with your professional unusual American family that isn't box. Another is to number each box reinforcement. < family therapy specialist. the content of the conversation in a same room together. Print on the That, of course, adds considera X photographer to create just the faced at least once with haying to and describe its contents in a “ The old cliche ‘one picture is way that makes things more side of each box the room in which bly to the cost of the move, but Ms. D X right feeling in your portrait, so move to a new home, and surveys notebook beside the appropriate Once the mover is properly K X meaningful." ' Boschian said there is still a B j . worth a thousand words' is, I think, that it will be the perfect gift, to be number. prepared for the packing job, the it is to be unpacked. Requesting a family member’s indicate 84 percent of those who substantial saving over having a X very true,” said Dr. Ira A. Click, displayed and admired for years to It is also important to have a rest is relatively simple. Ms. • Use plastic bags for bedding w portrait is another way of reaf move do it themselves, van line do the entire job. > £- Professor of Psychiatry and Direc come. work space available where all Boschian provides the following and clothing. ^ C m firming closeness. Diane Boschian, public informa There are many other important tor of the Family Therapy pro materials needed for packing can tips: • Pad furniture and appliances X “ This fills an important need," “ I think its a clever idea, tion director for the Phoenix-based steps to the moving process. X gram at New York Hospital’s be kept close at hand. • Place 2 or 3 inches of crumpled to prevent marring and p Click said. “ For our self esteem, exchanging photography,” Click U-Haul Moving and Storage, says One of the most important is u Payne Whitney psychiatric clinic. The mover should prepare in paper under and over the packed scratching. z we need to know that somebody said. “ It doesn't replace seeing learning to prepare for the move in • Pack cleaning materials to choosing the right size truck. It < Today, the most common way advance can ease what might advance a list of items that will be items to cushion them. 00 for families to communicate is by cares.” He said this helps fuel the your family, but it may be a useful gether; your new home will must be large enough to do the job, a* otherwise be a most trying needed for packing. Ms. Boschian • Wrap each item individually, self-love that everyone needs to substitute in this complex world to probably need a good scrubdown but not so large that it unnecessar t^ephone. A portrait hanging on experience. said the list should include wide, • Pack boxes firmly but make tne wall of a loved one’s home can have in order to keep going. keep up with them.” before you move in. ily adds to the cost of the move. Ms. Separate family room '' Being in control of the moving carton-seaiing tape: heavy, felt-tip sure they aren’t too heavy to carry. J Boschian said do-it-yourself mov markers for labeling boxes; a • Don't pack heavy items such Ms. Boschian offers these tips process begins with planoing,” ing companies provide easy-to- Fireplace notebook and pencil for inventory as irons, toasters, pots and pans for easing the job of unpacking: Ms. Boschian said, " I f you organ- read charts that allow the mover to ing the contents of the boxes: with more fragile items such as • Unpack a stereo or radio first. Separate dining room i ze the details of the packing job as quickly determine the size truck heavy-duty plastic bags of all dishes and glasses. Music will soothe the nerves. soon as you know the moving date, needed for the job. sizes; filler, wrapping and padding • Wrap heaviest items first and • Keep some snacks handy to Linen storage closet the actual physical implementa Children, pets and plants require materials such as newspaper, place them in the bottom of the restore energy. tion will seem almost painless.” special care during the move. Ms. Garbage disposal system plastic dry-cleaner bags, paper box. ^Put a favorite picture or piece Ms. Boschian recommends prep Boschian said larger do-it-yourself towels, foam padding that can be • Place component screws, of furniture where it was in the Wail-to-wall carpeting aration of a carefully-organized companies provide brochures with cut to the needed size, blanket-type bolts and nuts in envelopes and former home. A favorite easy plan of attack. That includes a tips on how to make the m<>''® Smoke and fire detector furniture pads, mattress bags and attach them to the items they came chair next to the fireplace mny timetable designating the dates for easier for both children and pets oacking boxes. from. give a feeling of home. Two-basin vanity in bathroom packing the contents of each room. and how to properly prepare plants Packing boxes, she said, are • Firmly seal each packing box There is an easier way of If the job is spread over several handling the whole packing and for the move. Double glass window days or weeks. Ms. Boschian said, available from do-it-yourself mov with tape. it will not seem so overwhelming, ing centers, van lines, liquor stores • Inventory each box'seontents, ■ Hood with fan over range Ms, Boschian suggests the per and supermarkets. 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White House man Larry Speakes said; pleased that the House ht on Central America fund '( ) > feel it's a good exan bipartisan cooperation The 234-161 House vote k. ^ ^ Lawrenc enforces je t curfew By Dave Wood There’ s no place 1^ the Barn ... for major furniture United Press I hternatlor pieces down to the nice touches that make a room LAW RENCE, Mass. - ■* and community leaders p your very own, from curtains to carpets, for every nearly empty streets Fridj I ing,J enforcing a; Curfew i room in your home.' Come in and browse! after two nights of rioting 1 Hispanics and other ethnic in a low-income neighborh “Things are veryquiei Mayor John Buckley. ■1 cooled off considerably, ven’t had any real inciden iMi He said five people w rested for violating the cur charged with disorderly c( ir< Buckley said there w ere. A i'v ." to 40 police patrolling the area, with another 120 pi other city streets. Up to I Police personnel were also nearby. “ We have reason to belie will be no more problems rest of the night,” Buckley The city police officers alliance of neighborhood n — identified by their baseball caps — moved the otherwise empty street residents stood at their w looking out on the six-blo that was wracked by \ Wednesday and Thursday The City Council declarei of emergency and impo: nighttime curfew earlier I Come visit our small village The declaration followed sive nights of firebombinj complex, stay fo r lunch, use our ing and fighting among Hi and members of other decorators" expertise. O f course groups, predominantly of Canadian descent, in the we deliver in a wide area. Hill neighborhood. “ The events are both trs •;-?v senseless and have lec situation where too many are reacting without re. logic,” Mayor John BuckI after the five-member City ^,v #»»f» r- .*•, .-ta voted unanimously to de % i « i (ip i ^ i it . 1 i state of emergency and ir nighttime curfew for the w Your country home furnishings center Buckley said the curfev be enforced between 8 p.n 14 MAIN STRKKT a.m. for three nights be OiOl.l) l) SAYBROOK •w .t88-U8VI Friday in the six-block are the violence has occurred. "2 J years o f promises k e p t" “ We hope to meet this i coolly and calmly. The cil IIKCOKATOR SKRVK K ItKI.IVKRV AVAII.ARI.K long and proud history of city of immigrants,” BuckI l ues.-Sm, IO-5;30. t ti. 10-9, Sun. l-Sp.tO He said signs stating the were being posted in 1 Spanish and French and violating the order wo subject to arrest and deter 24 hours. Twenty-seven people w rested and at least 17 injuri two nights of rioting, whic said began Wednesday i argument betweentSover a window and escalated qu the steamy humidity. Authorities offered cor opinions on whether the \ was prompted by racial an differences. Most agreed t dent that touched off the fir of disturbances Wednesd not related to race. “ It's the Hispanics aga Tax platform divides Mrs. Chaves,-81, Decker’s stumble GOP planning committee still avid bowler Is a costly one ... page 4 ... page 11 ... page 15 Mostly cloudy; Manchester, Conn. chance of showers Saturday. August 11. 1984 — See page 2 iiattrliralpr Hrralh Single copy: 25C: House votes $70 million for El Salvador By Robert Shepard dispute that threatened passage of issue back to the House for another give democracy a chance." fiscal year ending Sept. 30, The two lesser amount. United Press International the $6.2 billion supplemental vote. Speaker Thomas O'Neill, who houses were about $2 billion apart A $90 million compromise was spending bill needed to keep most Rep. Clarence Long, D-Md., continued to oppose the aid, said in their original versions of the bill, offered during the conference if WASHINGTON - The House government agencies operating chairman of the House Appropria earlier Friday the House probably but the confehutee committee committee meeting Thursday abandoned its opposition to more until the end of the fiscalyearSept. tions subcommittee on foreign would agree to a compromise came up with a $5.8 billion night, but was rejected by most of military aid for El Salvador this 30. operations who originally opposed figure. compromise on the non-aid the majority Democrats oh the year and voted Friday for $70 The action also cleared the way any additional aid, eased his O'Neill said that since the provisions. panel. A $70 million offer also was million of the $117 million sought for Congress to recess until after position and offered an amend previous House vote some key The most urgent item was $700 rejected. by President Reagan. Labor Day. ment providing $40 million, but the members had been persuaded by million to keep the food stamp O’Neill said $90 million was "too The Senate, which had pre The bill also includes $700 million House rejected that pk Kemp, secret administration briefings program from running nut of high." but said "something around viously voted the full amount, needed to keep the food stamp R-N.Y., providing $70 million. that additional aid is needed to help money in the next few weeks, $70 million" probably would be approved the compromise plan by program from running out of Kemp said El Salvador's new El Salvador resist attacks by O'Neill said Reps. Edward Bo accepted by the House. voice vote and sent the bill to the money in the next few weeks. president, Jose Napoleon Duarte, leftist guerrillas. Duarte’s reform land. D-Mass., and I^ee Hamilton. Boland, chairman of the House White House. The House refused last week to in a phone call just before the efforts also bolstered the case for D-lnd.,two piembers of the House, intelligence committee, said the In California, where Reagan is provide any additional military aid House debate began, said the aid additional aid. hud been "tremendously im- admini.stration briefings bud docu^ vacationing. White House spokes for El Salvador this year, but the was important not only militarily, O'Neill had said he still opposes pre.s.sed” by secret briefings this mented El Salvador's position ai# man Larry Speakcs said, “We're Republican-controlled Senate but was "a vital political need” any additional aid, “but I know my week on the situation in El tbe area's "linchpin" pleased that the House has acted voted Wednesday for the full $117 that would help him deal with thoughts don't prevail with the Salvador. "If we lo.se El Salvador we’re on Central America funding. We million requested by Reagan. factions of both the extreme left majority." The Senate backed the full $117 going to lo.se the whole area. 1 don't feel it's a good example of House and Senate negotiators and right in his country. The aid was contained in a million earlier this week, but think we ought to take that bipartisan cooperation ....” were unable to agree on a com "Let’s not pull the rug out from supplemental spending bill needed Senate members of the conference chance,” Roland told the confer The 234-161 House vote ended a promise Thursday and sent the Mr. Duarte,” Kemp said. “Let’s by federal agencies to finish the committee offered to accept a ence committee. Lawrence Sadloski In the race enforces Peck loses bid curfew to force primary - i p . , - By Dave Wood i IT- United Press International Bv Sarah E. Hall against state Rep. James R. Herald Reporter McCavanaugh — succeeded in LAWRENCE, Mass. - Police collecting 13 more than the 180 and community leaders patrolled Frederick E. Peck, Republican signatures she needed to force a nearly empty streets Friday even Registrar of Voters for the past 24 primary against the party- ing, enforcing a curfew imposed years, bowed out of the race endorsed Jonathan Mercier. after two nights of rioting between against the party-endorsed candi Smith said no party-sponsored Hispanics and other ethnic groups date Friday when he failed to campaign will be launched against in a low-income neighborhood. gather enough signatures to force Mrs. Sadloski, who "worked hard "Things are veryquiet,” said a primary. for the party," Mayor John Buckley. "They’ve “That to me is the biggest news ■ The challenger herself said cooled off considerably. We ha for our party in a long time," said Friday she plans a "limited" ven't had any real incidents.” Republican Town Committee campaign against Mercier, to be He said five people were ar Chairman Curtis Smith, who conducted primarily through let rested for violating the curfew and spearheaded efforts to unseat ters to the editor and other charged with disorderly conduct. Peck. "This just saved us 2,600 statements in newspapers. As Buckley said there were about 30 bucks. We had plans fora massive president of the Manchester Prop to 40 police patrolling the curfew campaign. Fred would not have erty Owners Association, she said area, with another 120 police on known what hit him.” she is contesting Mercier because other city streets. Up to 50 State Peck's would-be opponent, the Republicans "ought to have a Police personnel were also on alert former GOP vice-chairwoman chance to put somebody up there nearby. Mary Willhide. held a party at her who has a chance. I felt I hud better “ We ha ve reason to belie ve there home at 57 Jean Road to celebrate experience, better name recogni will be no more problems for the later Friday evening. "I can’t tion — all the requirements the rest of the night,” Buckley said. understand why he didn’t get Republicans said were needed to The city police officers and an enough signatures,” she said. “I win an election." alliance of neighborhood residents feel sad for Fred, I really do, but I "Betty Is well-known, and I knew — identified by their yellow think I can do a good job.” from the beginning she would have baseball caps — moved through Stoic acceptance was Peck’s no problem getting the signa the otherwise empty streets. Many reaction. "I’m kind of disap tures,” Smith said. He said the residents stood at their windows, pointed,” he said, standing in the primary “will be superb for the looking out on the six-block area Registrar’s office. "I thought I party because McCavanaugh is that was wracked by violence would come through, but it wasn’t extremely well known and this will Wednesday and Thursday nights. to be." give our people exposure." The City Council declared a state Herald photo by Pinto Peck said that despite last- Smith characterized Peck us a of emergency and imposed the Republican Mary Willhide. party- sought to oust, did not get enough minute efforts, he fell short of the man who "sat back” over the past nighttime curfew earlier Friday. endorsed candidate for registrar of needed 404 signatures by “a couple 24 years as the GOP slid from smali village The declaration followed succes signatures to force a primary. The dozen” or at any rate, by a power in Manchester. He said sive nights of firebombings, loot voters, flashes a smile at a party she T-shirt Mrs. Willhide is wearing isoneof sufficient margin to make it clear Peck lacked the "enthusiasm and lunch, use our ing and fighting among Hispanics threw Friday night to celebrate her several campaign items her backers without counting that there were sparkle” of Democratic Registrar and members of other ethnic victory by default. Frederick Peck, the were prepared to use. not enough. Herbert Stevenson and seldom tise. O f course groups, predominantly of French- long-time registrar who party leaders As expected, Betty Sadloski — Canadian descent, in the Tower the challenger for candidacy Please turn to page 10 ide area. Hill neighborhood. "The events are both tragic and senseless and have led to a State health officials worried situation where too many people are reacting without reason or logic,” Mayor John Buckley said after the five-member City Council voted unanimously to declare a Lyme disease is at an epidemic ievei state of emergency and impose a nighttime curfew for the weekend. HARTFORD (UPI) - Lyme irnishings center Buckley said the curfew would “In reality, it’s almost impossi Ms. Checko stressed that al who were clear cases just from has spread as far north as disease, which can lead to arthritis ble to control ticks,” said Ms. though the number of cases this be enforced between 8 p.m. and 6 and neurological problems if left their symptons.” Portland, Marlborough and Glas KKI a.m. for three nights beginning Checko, but she suggested those year is far greater than in previous Dr. John Paardenkooper of tonbury and into Voluntown along )OK untreated, has reached epidemic living in wooded areas keep the years and is technically an epi Friday in the six-block area where levels in Connecticut this year, Moodus has found 64 patients sith the state's eastern border, Ms. the violence has occurred. land around houses short and demic but, "there is no reason for Lyme disease and suspects it in Checko said. Cases also have been health officials said Friday. spray the borders of their yards alarm." lises kept" "We hope to meet this problem “If it is recognized in the first 10 several more. found in Greenwich and are coolly and calmly. The city has a with insecticides. Physicians caution patients usu "Patients come to me with suspected in Litchfield County. KRVKK days and treated early, that seems The illness, which often starts ally develop a fever, headache and ill.ARl K long and proud history of being a to abort future problems,” warned symptoms they compare to the The disease is also prevalent on city of immigrants,” Buckley said. with a red rash and can lead to general aches and pains. A red flu,” he said, "but we don’t see flu Long Island and has Iwen found in 0-9. Sun. epidemiologist Patricia J. Checko arthritis-like joint swelling, is rash sometimes develops. He said signs stating the curfew of the state Department of Health in the middle of the summer. So I New Jersey, Rhode Island, Cape were being posted in English, treated with penicillin or tetracy Doctors have been innundated immediately suspect Lyme Cod, Martha's Vineyard, Nan Services. cline to block later complications with patients afflicted with the Spanish and French and anyone Initially reported nine years ago disease.” tucket, and the midwestem and violating the order would be including joint swelling and heart condition. Two mothers in Lyme brought western sections of the country. A in children living in the small and neurological problems. "There’s lots of it, two or three subject to arrest and detention for Connecticut River town of Lyme, the first known cases of the disease similar illness has been reported in 24 hours. “If it is not treated, aproxi- times more than last year," said to the attention of state health Europe. the illness, carried by ticks no mately 25 percent of those with the Dr. William H. Zeidler, whose Twenty-seven people were ar larger than a pencil point, is officials in 1975 when their child The health department started rested and at least 17 injured in the ailment might go on to manifest office is in Haddam. "We’ve had 10 ren’s joints started to swell. its first comprehensive surveil caused by bacterium that infects arthrisis or the other problems," two nights of rioting, which police the ticks. or 12 patients who had positive Still mostly found east of the lance program in mid-July, Ms. said began Wednesday with an Ms. Checko said. serum tests and another 10 or 12 Connecticut River. Lyme disease Checko said. argument betweentSover a broken window and escalated quickly in the steamy humidity. Authorities offered conflicting Second Portland baby saved In fall opinions on whether the violence Inside Today was prompted by racial and ethnic PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) - "The hospital spent three hours shoulder, but the child slipped thia Nevers, caught a 17-month-old 20 paoet, 2 Mctlons, differences. Most agreed the inci History repeated itself in Portland checking him over and they from his grasp and fell to the baby who fell from a second floor 1 odvsrtlilno lupplsment dent that touched off the first round this week, when a 14-year-old boy couldn't find anything wrong with ground. porch on Munjoy Hill. Mrs. Nevers of disturbances Wednesday was caught and saved a baby who fell him,” Anne-Marie Langella, 24, Little Anthony apparently was commended by President Area towns...... *1 not related to race. from a third-story window — the mother of the baby said Friday. Advico ...... crawled out the window shortly Ronald Reagan, who personally Builnoti...... on "It's the Hispanics against the second such incidefit this summer. The toddler is the son of Mrs. before 10 a.m. Thursday morning. called and offered to pay her Cloisifled...... Kevin Buzzell, 14, told police his . i $ - i « Anglos right now, but I don’t think Langella and her husband, An Mrs. Langella said. medical expenses. Comics...... 7 the underlying causes are racial," mother spotted 20-month-old An thony, 25. "It couldn’t have been five Mrs. Nevers received a large Entortolnmont...... 17 said Alderman Raymond Johnson, thony Langella II hanging from the The accident happened Thurs minutes that he was out of the Lottery...... 7 who is in charge of public safety for third-floor window of the Douglass day morning while Mrs. Langella room," she said. on a chain link fence while rushing Obituaries...... 10 the factory city of 63,000 north of Street apartment building and and her sister-in-law were watch Opinion...... A The baby was treated and to the baby’s rescue. Peopletolk ...... 7 Boston. alerted him. ing television in the apartment. released from Maine Medical Later, some people in the neigh- Buzzell said he ran, screaming, Sports...... :iw7 But Alderman Richard D’Agos- Buzzell, who lives nearby on Center with a bruised ankle and hnrhood apparently turned against Television...... 7 ^ and broke the baby’s fall with his Congress St., said he arrived in minor cuts. Mrs. Nevers. Her dog died after it Weother...... 7 Please turn to page 10 arms. time to catch the toddler by the left Another Portland resident, Cyn- was fed poisoned meat. —