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to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 15. 1986

HOMES I APARTMENTS WANTED CARS MANCHESTER FOR RENT LAWN AND |8 7 ||M'SCEkLANE0US CARS , SPORTS WEEKEND PLUS FOR SALE TO RENT GARDEN FOR SALE TAG SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE

Manchester- 2 bedrooms. Christian woman and Chrysanthemums- dip 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 Manchester 3 bedroom 2nd floor, heat and ap­ Mason canning lors, pints Tag Sale - Saturday, Au­ 1976 Mercury Capri II, speed, air candltlonlng, Ranch with In/law apart­ daughter desire to share your own. 20 varieties. 550 and quarts. 649-1908. gust 16,. woodstave, 2 pia­ runs and looks good, new MMH cuts costs Bosox, Clemens pliances. No pets. Secur­ your Manchester home Bush HIM R d . AM/FM, new brakes. Ex­ Egan remembers ment. $159,900! Petermon ity. $575 month.Call 646- nos, many miscellaneous exhoust, new point. $500 cellent condition. $4,000. Agency; 649-9404, 647-1340, with other single parents, Manchester. Items, 26 Coleman Road, or best offer. Call 647-7794 3979. beginning September. For Sale - stereo compo-' 659-2436 after 5:30. ^ under state plan 647-0080. nents excellent working Manchester. ofter 6pm. topple Detroit Niantic summers Call 423-6587. conditions, color tv, air Manchester - 2 bedroom, lUNKER LANOSCAPHKi 1968 white mustang, 6 Government Homes from second floor, no pets, conditioner Call 742-6700. [WANTED TO 1961 Chevy Bebcagne, 2 cylinder, gaad condition, ... page 3 ... page 9 SKU repair). Delinquent stove ond refrigerator. AND DESIGN door, hard top, good ­ $2600 or best offer. Call — magazine inside tax property. Reposse- $475 a month plus utilities. FURNITURE •BED DESIGNS: floral couch ond match­ BUY/TRADE ning condition, V-6 re­ 643-1809. _ slons. Call (805)687-6000. 646-1379.______Trat & Shrub Planting, ing loveseat, $300, 2 built,call 8am - 5pm. Ext H-9965 for current Pruning, Stone !• AAulch Badi. •TREE REMOVAL matching couches, a love 742-0101, $1500 or best repo list. Male or Female or couple Water bed, king size, good offer, must sell [TRUCKS/VANS shape, asking $200. Call •RAILROAD TIE: seat and matching otto­ wanted to rent 1 large Retalnarwalli, steps, borders. man, $400, full size bed [for SALE room furnished. Com­ 646-2139. •BRICK 4. STONE: 1978 Chevy Chevette, au­ I CONDOMINIUMS Patios I. Walks box soring and matching, Buying old furniture, old tomatic, good motor and plete use of apartment. Drainage $50, a queen size bed box glass and china and |e- Dodge van, 1968 slant 6 FOR SALE Call 649-7911.______Day/Night Nights tires, $300, 649-2731. spring and not matching welry and anything old. engine. Good tor hauling 633-1716 647-0814 high boy, $150, 1 bar and 2 $300. Call 646-9534 after South Vllloge Condomini­ Manchester- 3 bedroom/6 Pay cash money. Please 1969 VW Beatle, good for room newly built apart­ Oak 24" Bar stools, swl- bar stools, 2 cribs and call evenings 646-8496. parts, good tires, $200 or 5:30. ______ums. 3 room condomi­ other miscellaneous nium. 165 South St. No.42. ment tor rent. Avalloble val, brass rails and per­ best offer. Call 643-9697. Immediately. Call 233-0319 Items. Call 649-7755 or [MOTORCYCLES/ Rockville. Asking $45,900. fect condition, original BOATS/MARINE 243-5595. CARS Inoulre at premises, or offer 2pm. over $100 each; $89 or best FOR SALE Mecury Comet 1976. Very [m opeds call 646-2426 weekdays 9 to offer. 633-2468. [e q u ip m e n t good condition. $800oest HrralJi mulmtnManchester — A City ol Village Charm Used kitchen cabinets, offer. 643-8646 5. [HOMES light wood. Call 647-9255, 1976 Chevy. Must see. Trlumph Daytona 500 1972 FOR RENT 2 adlustable brass look 16 foot Mad River canoe, 9am to 5pm. Excellent condition, gar­ weathered, $200. 1972 J INVESTMENT floor lamps, 1 tent style, 1 paddles Included. Used age door opener Included CARS Yamaha 175 Endura wea­ shell style $20each,plne15 four times. Excellent con­ PROPERTY Manchester, 7 room (3-4 Avon - free product to first $1350. 649-9758. FOR SALE thered, $100. Call 646-9534 piece stereo TV, book dition. $800. Please call 25 to loin Avon now. On 35 call after 5:30. I I Saturday, Aug. 16, 1986 n bedroom, 1 both) $750 per shelf or whatever wall 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- 25 Cents month plus utilities. Se­ to 50 for $5.00 Investment. 1981 Chevette, 4 door, Invest Today! In this mod­ unit - great for den, kids 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Reserve your place for Diue, 79,000 miles, body 1980 Ford Mustang, hatch ern 5 unit building. Prime curity and references room, can paint, $120 Bob. [MISCELLANEOUS needed, available now, Christmos selling. Call good, needs clutch, $800 back, 4 cylinder, 4 speed Manchester location, 633-2468.______Dee, 646-4778. Call 742-7003. stick shift, bucket seats, [a u to m o tiv e A near hospital. Good In­ children accepted, no pets. 649-1943 evenings. Dining room set-64" Pine PETS AND air conditioning, and come "We Guarantee our 1976 AMC Hornet station more. 43,000 miles, excel­ Soviet Houses" Blanchard & table with 6 chairs. Excel­ SUPPLIES lent condition. Call 289- 1981 Jeep - CJ 7, looks Senate passes Scotlond Country house lent condition. $350 or best wagon, good running con­ great, runs great, saft tap. Rossetto Real Estate 646- on beautiful 2 plus acres, 4 [TAG SALES dition, 58,000 miles. $900 9209 after 4. 2482. offer. Call 649-7621 after For Sale- AKC registered $4995 evenings. 643-5689. bedroom, den, formal din­ 6pm.______647-1555. ing room, two full baths, Golden Retrelvers, father Tag Sale. Electric hedge APARTMENTS lust renovated, fully ap- For Sale - 2 Captain Is a grand champion. Call trimmer, mirror, house­ trip a 643-7605 ofter 5.______FOR RENT pllanced. Available Au­ Moose Head single beds, hold Items. Friday 8, Sat­ NOTICE OF d e m o c r a t ic PARTY PRIMARY - STATE OR DISTRICT sanctions by ( gust 16. $800 per month. solid Maple with book­ urday, 9-4, 9 Griffin Rd. (MULTI-TOWN) OFFICE First and last plus secur­ case headboards. Both MISCELLANEOUS Manchester - Centrally DEAR TOWN CLERK: U ity, plus utilities, referen- mattresses sealed in plas­ locoted tor elderly cou­ FOR SALE Tag Sale - 216 Hollister Notice Is hereby olven that a Primary of the Democratic Party will be held In your town on ces required. Call 423-5133. tic, 3 drawers In each bed, Street, Soturday 9-3, mis­ September 9, 1986 for nomlnaflon fo each office Indicafed below. shock ple, luxary 2 bedroom n 2 electric blankets $800. cellaneous items. apartment with full base­ Spa shells- factory se­ Notice Is also hereby olven that the toll owing Is the name of the party-endorsed candidate, of r n STORE AND Call 649-2991 between 8 the Democratic Party for nomlnaflon fo each office Indicated, together with the street ad­ large margin ment, all electric kitchen and 9pm.______conds or damaged In Tag Sale - Saturday Au­ dress of said candidate: By John Mitchell and heat, laundry room 1 ^ OFFICE SPACE transportation. $200 to gust 16th, 9-3 toys, cross For Sale - Full size box OFFICE NAME ADDRESS Herald Reporter and 2 car garage, no pets. $800 as Is. Call evenings or country skis, Sony stereo, (Including district) By Lawrence L. Knutson favor this sanctions bill,” Speakes Call 643-9674.______spring mattress and weekends. 742-6469. much more, 25 Green­ Treasurer Francisco L. Borges 77 Canterbury St. The Associated Press said. “ But that does not indicate frame, $75. 1 Danish mod­ wood Drive, Manchester. It was not until the third or fourth 4 room duplex, plus u tili­ ern chair, $25. Call 649- Hartford, CT 06112 day in Leningrad that Steve that we’ ve dropped or lessened our ties. Coll 649-2780. 1758.______Sheriff Theodore SatkowskI P.O. Box 218 Upper Road Armstrong told his .students that WASHINGTON - The Senate opposition to sanctions." Office Space- on busy Tag Sale - Friday and Tolland County Sfaffordville, CT 06077 G 3 Oval gold leaf look overwhelmingly approved a route 83. Manchester- Saturday, 8-4, girls clo­ they had been eating horsemeat. Late in the day Friday, the 2 bedroom flat, heat, hot Cocktail table large 68" X mirrors, vanity, dining Notice Is olso hereby given that the following ore the names of the enrolled members of the strengthened package of economic Senate voted 65-33 to kill an water, all appliances, air Vernon town line. For­ 25" X 16'/3" solid Pine, room, hall or bedroom. thing, sizes 2-5, dishes, tv, Democratic Party who hove filed certificates ot eligibility and consent to primary In confor­ not beef. merly Insurance com­ stereo, odds and ends, 22 mity with Section 9-400 of the General Statutes, as candidates for nomlnaflon toeach office In­ “ They thought it tasted funny." sanctions against South Africa-on amendment by Sen. Alan Cran­ conditioning. Call 647- dark walnut, middle Beautiful, perfect condi­ dicated, together with the street addresses of sold candidates: . Friday, including a ban on import­ 1595.______pany tenant. 646-5707. doors with open ends. tion. $200 for all 3, or $75 Foster Street, the Manchester-High School his­ ston, D-Calif., that essentially Excellent condition. Orig­ Manchester. OFFICE NAME ADDRESS tory teacher said with a smile, ing South African steel, textiles, tracked the House version by each. 633-2468. (Including district) Manchester. 5 room town- [MISCELLANEOUS inal $400 sacrifice $150, remembering their reaction. uranium, coal and agricultural requiring complete U.S. business • house, 2 bedrooms, nice coll 649-9807.______2- 6' X 9' area rugs - 1 Treasurer Maurice B. Masley 66 Redcoat Rd. produce. disinvestment and a complete yord, no pets, 1 child [for r e n t navilo style with brawns, Waterburv, CT 06704 It was only one of many culture shocks that seven MHS students On a 84-14 vote, theSenatesent to trade embargo. preferred. $525 plus utili­ Two Antique mahogany beiges, black, gray, rust; Sheriff Arthur A. Garofolo 86 Vernwood Drive a conference with the House a chests of drawers with Tolland County Vernon, CT 06066 experienced during a 10-day visit In an executive order that ties. Call Rose 647-8400 or Manchester Lawyers, chi­ 1 black, white, gray Tag Sale. August 16th & sanctions package that also bars 646-8646.______ropractors, retail space, mirrors. Moving must braided shag 100 per cent 17th. Moving must sell; Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 8th day of August, 1986. to the Soviet Union earlier this expires Sept, 9, Reagan last year new U.S. investment in South restricted loans, computer sales could be oftlce/apart- sell. $200 or best offer wool, $50 each. 633-2468. furniture, tools, etc. 169 JULIA H. TASHJIAN summer. The group, which Arm ­ Nice 2 bedroom apart­ ment combination. Frank 649-2293. Keep trying. SECRETARY OF THE STATE Africa, forbids new bank loans and and the export of nuclear technol­ ment 2nd floor of 2 family, Charter Oak Street. strong helped chaperone, traveled Splleckl. 643-2191 19" Sony Trinitron color By: MARY S. YOUNG on a Swissair charter flight with ends U.S. landing rights for South ogy to South Africa, and imposed a 1 car garage, $550 plus TV, works fine, 3 years Tog Sale - Saturday 9-2, African Airways. ban on the sale here of South utilities. 2 months secur- TV/STEREO/ The foregoing Is a copy otthe notice which I have received from the Off Ice of the Secretary of about 70 other students, most of old. $125 or best offer. Sunday 12-4, 197 Vernon the State, In accordance with Section 9-433 ot the General Statutes. As provided in sold notice, 'them from New England. The legislation stops short of African gold Krugerrands. Ity. 633-6921.______ATTENTION APPLIANCES 633-2468. Street Manchester. a primary of the Democratic Party for nomlnaflon to the state or district off Ices therein sped-' The trip, planned at the begin­ total disinvestment and a total The Senate bill would nail those Manchester - 119 Oakland fled, will be held on September 9,1986. The hours of voting at said primary and the location of trade embargo and excludes stra­ temporary sanctions into perman­ BUSINESSMEN 21 Cubic Feet frost free the polls will be as follows: ning of the 1985-86 school year, was Street, 2 bedroom apart­ Tog Sale - Saturday Au­ tegic minerals. ent law. Rent an attractive Admiral refrldgerator. gust 16th, 10-3, 15 Ash­ HOURS OF VOTING: 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. nearly canceled in April after the ment, 2nd floor, ap- $150. Call 646-4320. nuclear explosion in Chernobyl. But it does bar the import of As recently as late Thursday pllanced, heat, carpeting, office with secreta- Brand new hospital bed worth Street. Manchester LOCATION Of p o l l in g PLACES products of companies owned or and wheel chair for sale. (off Autumn). Carriage, COMMUNITY HALL 222 Bolton Center Road Bolton, CT Armstrong said he monitored the afternoon the Senate Republican $495, available August. riai support, located controlled by the South African $1000. Call 647-7646 after m aternity. Infant and Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this 11th day of August, 1986. radiation situation and kept in Policy Committee reported that 289-0327 or 649-0485. LIQUOR PERMIT government. in the prestigious 6pm.______toddler clothes, lots of constant touch with the U S. State the administration believes the NOTICE OF APPLICATION CATHERINE K. LEINER And it provides a list of other Available September 1st, Watkins Centro in miscellaneous. TOWN CLERK Department for verification. sanctions bill, if enacted into law, clean 5 room duplex, 2 Bike and extras cost $200, sanctions that President Reagan , This Is to give notice that I, like new. Shogun 100, for TOWN OF BOLTON, CONN. The group left June 23 after a "w ill unintentionally erode efforts baths, basement, $575 a Manchester. MARY ANN BALDYGA of could invoke a year from now if he $95. Call 646-5620. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 026-08 talk with concerned parents and to break down apartheid, streng­ month, plus 1 months 463 BIRCH M O U N TA IN found that South Africa had not C a ll: ROAD, MANCHESTER, CT ESTATE OF notification from the government then radical elements on both security, no pets, no chlld- MARION A. HOLGATE made sufficient progress toward 06040 have filed an applica­ that there were no contamination sides, and penalize the people and ren, 649-9600.______Wilson Business tion placarded AUGUST 6, Court of Probate, District of The Hon. David C. Rappe, dismantling apartheid. Judge, of the Court of Pro­ NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN PARTY PRIMARY - STATE OR DISTRICT problems in Leningrad or Moscow, economy of South Africa.” 1986 with the Department of Manchester These include a possible ban on Manchester - 2 bedroom Offices & Liquor Control a TAVERN NOTICE OF HEARING bate, District of Coventry ot (MULTI-TOWN) OFFICE the two cities the students were to And it saidthat IfthesanctlonBln apartment, 4 rooms, op- LIQUOR for the sale of alco­ a hearing held on August 12, the import of diamonds and the Senate bill are enacted, "this Support Services IN RE: PAULA ANN 1986 ordered thot all claims DEAR TOWN CLERK: visit. The journey, according to pllanced kitchen, no pets, holic liquor on the premises MATNEY strategic materials. could heighten intransigence on 76 COOPER STREET, MAN­ must be presented to the fidu­ Armstrong, was a study in polari­ $575 per month, heat In­ at 647-0073 Pursuant to an order of Hon. ciary on or before November Notice Is hereby given that a Primary of the Republican Party will be held In your town on Earlier, as the Senate marched both sides, as well as seriously cluded. 1 year lease, plus CHESTER, CT 06040. The bu­ William E. FitzGerald, September 9, 1986 tor nomlnaflon to each office Indicated below. ties with the United States. siness will be owned by 12,1986 or be barred as by law through a lengthy list of amend­ impair the president’s ability to security deposit, 649-0795. Judge, dated August 5,1986 a provided. Notice Is also hereby given that the following Is the name of the partv-endorsed candidate. If “ It’s not a place you really like." MARY'S HOLE IN THE ments and proposals. Larry promote collective action with our hearing will be held on an ap­ Bertha E. Rappe, any, of the Republican Party for nomlnaflon to each office Indicated, together with thestreet Armstrong said. “ It’s just fasci­ Manchester - 2 bedroom WALL, INC. of 463 BIRCH plication praying for change address of said candidate: Speakes, President Reagan’ s chief allies.” WANTED MOUNTAIN ROAD, MAN­ Clerk nating to go there and see the apartment, 4 rooms, ap- of name to Paula Ann Ro- The fiduciary Is: spokesman, hinted that despite his TO RENT CHESTER, CT 06040 and will barge as In said application OFFICE NAME ADDRESS differences.” On the Senate floor. Sen. Richard pllanced kitchen, no pets. be conducted by MARY ANN on file more fully appears, at Bessie Van Dykes (Including district) strong opposition to punitive mea­ Lugar, R-Ind., chairman of the BALDYGA as permittee. c/o Attorney Albert $550 per month, 1 year the Court of Probate on Sep­ Governor Richard C. Bozzuta 430 Narthfleld Rd. sures against South Africa the Foreign Relations Committee, 6 2 bedroom apartment tor MARY ANN BALDYGA E. Nevins, Jr. “ IT WAS IN TE R E STIN G ." said lease, plus security dep­ tember 9, 1986 at 10:00 A.M. One Webster Street Watertown, CT 06795 president is prepared to renew the struggled to hold the line against osit, 649-0795. a single parent with 5 year Dated Aug. 14, 1986 Mary Lou Taylor, Jim Nichols, who will be a senior at Hartford, Ct. 06114-0367 Lieutenant Governor Dennis J, Murphy, Jr. 1 Winchester Court South limited sanctions he imposed last the addition of new sanctions. old child and well be- 032-08 031-08 Clerk 025-08 East Lyme, CT 06333 MHS this fall. year and possibly to invoke new He contended that nothing 3 bedrooms V/j baths, hoved dog. Coll 643-6908. Notice Is also hereby olven that the following are the names of the enrolled members of the “ I didn’t know what to expect.” ones. should be done that would erode duplex. Appliances, no Republican Party who have tiled certificates of eligibility and consent to primary In confor­ added Jason Mansur, also heading pets, $725, plus utilities. NOTICE TO CREDITORS mity with Section 9-400 of the General Statutes, as candidates for nomlnaflon fo each office In­ Speakes said he was unwilling to chances for the largest possible ESTATE OF NOTICE OF DEMOCRTCTIC PARTY PRIMARY - STATE OR DISTRICT for senior status. References, 643-9532. dicated, together with the street addresses of said candidates: speculate on whether Reagan margin of support for sanctions in DAVID LEE (MULTI-TOWN) OFFICE “ We weren’t staying at the best DeMERCHANT, SR., a /k /0 OFFICE NAME ADDRESS would veto whatever sanctions the Senate — to send a "loud Nice first floor 2 bedroom (Including district) hotels.” Mansur said. He said that DAVID L. DeMERCHANT, DEAR TOWN CLERK: Herald photo by Rocha legislation eventually emerges signal" to South Africa — or to apartment, laundry facili­ G/k/a DAVID L. Governor Julie D. Belaga their Western attire attracted Notice Is hereby given that a Primary of the Democratic Party will be held In your town on 9 Berndale Dr. from Congress aftes. disinvest­ increase chances that Reagan will ties, and storage. $525 DeMERCHANT, SR., Late Westport, CT 06888 plenty of attention, which some­ plus utilities and security, of Manchester, deceased September 9, 1986 tor nomination to each office Indicated below. Fast lane ment in South Africa. veto it, The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Notice Is also hereby given that the following Is the name of the party-endorsed candidate. If Governor Gerald Labriola 88 Timothy Rd. times worked to their advantage. no pets. 649-4343.______Naugatuck, CT 06770 “ The question is whether he will "I still have the hope that our Gerald, Judge, of the Court any, of the Democratic Party tor nomination to each office Indicated, together with the street “ Our kids made out like bandits of Probate, District of Man­ address of said candidate: Lieutenant Governor E. Clayton "Skip" 40 Brookside Blvd. State trooper John Strachan tickets a to catch speeding motorists. Since the add additional sanctions to the president will support what we are Available September 1st - chester at a hearing held on Gengros, Jr. West Hartford, CT 06107 trading." Armstrong said. sanctions,’’ Speakes told doing,” Lugar said. “ I still have 6 room duplex, 3 bed­ August 11, 1986 ordered that OFFICE NAME ADDRESS The students were able to driver on Interstate 91 this week for computers were installed in unmarked (Including district) reporters. the hope he will sign this legislation rooms, appliances, $450 all claims must be presented Lieutenant Governor Leo J. Redgafe, Sr. 105 Pierce Ave. procure small Russian flags, fur speeding andtailgating. Strachan is one Mustangs in June, police say they have to the fiduciary on or before Sheriff Theodore SatkowskI P.O. 218 Upper Rd. Bridgeport, CT 06604 . "Clearly there is a large number so the American people will speak month. I'/jmonths secur­ items and lacquer boxes in ex­ ity with references. No November 14, 1986 or be Tolland County Statfordville, CT 06077 Doted at Hartford, Connecticut, this 8fh day ot August, 1986. of two troopers in the state using caught twice as many speeders. of members of the Senate who with one voice.” pets Coll 647-1018. barred as by law provided. Notice Is also hereby given that the following are the names of the enrolled members of the change for American commodifies recently installed, portable computers Johanna M. Bruder, Democratic Party who have filed certificates of eligibility and consent to primary In confor­ JULIA H. TASHJIAN Asst. Clerk SECRETARY OF THE STATE such as clothing and musical mity with Section 9-400 of the General Statutes, as candidates for nomination toeach office In­ tapes. 30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 The fiduciary Is: dicated, together with the street addresses of said candidates: By: ALBERT P. LENGE room, heated apartment. Mary DeMerchant “ I was surprised that they were 25'/] Eldrldge Street OFFICE NAME ADDRESS The foregoing Is a copy of the notice which I have received from the Office of the Secretary of No appliances. Security. Manchester, CT 06040 (Including district) the State, In accordance with Section 9-433 ot the General Statutes. As provided In said notice, so specific about the jeans they $520 monthly plus utilities. 023;0^_^^______Sheriff Arthur A. Garofolo 36 Vernwood Drive a primary of the Republican Party tor nomination to the state or district offices therein speci­ wanted.” said Mary Thurston. Deficit projections ieave tax overhaui in doubt Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 Tolland County Vernon, CT 06066 fied will be held on September 9,1986. The hours ot voting at said primary and the location of Nichols recalled when he threw a the polls will be as follows: to 5. LIQUOR PERMIT Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 8th day of August, 1986. ball point pen at a group of kids and NOTICE OF APPLICATION HOURS OF VOTING: 12:00 noon fo 8:00 p.m. ■ hope that at least a preliminary over the bill. then watched amazed as they all By Jim Luther Here's now the stalemate by the two chambers, senators JULIA H. TASHJIAN agreement could be reached be­ Packwood said he and Rosten­ developed: This Is to give notice that I, SECRETARY OF THE STATE LOCATION OF POLLING PLACES VOTING DISTRICT scrambled for it. The Associated Press were told that new estimates Andover Elementary School fore Congress adjourns this wee­ kowski had been within two hours INVITATION TO BID ROBERT P. MAGNOTTA of By: MARY S. YOUNG Thurston, soon to be a junior, The tax-writers and President showed their plan was $21 billion in Sealed bids will be received 118 CONWAY ROAD, MAN­ Dated at Andover, Connecticut, this 11th day of August, 1986. WASHINGTON - Congres­ kend for a three-week recess. of reaching accord on a package to Reagan agreed from the start that the hole over five years. They CHESTER, CT 06040 have The foregoing Is a copy of the notice which I have received from the Office of the Secretary of said that the black market was in the General Services' of­ MARIE R. BURBANK sional negotiators, committed to "It is critical that we get this out present to the other 20 bargainers any tax-overhaul plan would made two separate offers to fix the fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ filed an application pla­ the State, In accordance with Section 9-433 of the Generol Statutes. As provided In said notice, where the students saw most of the carded AUGUST 11,1986 with a primary of the Democratic Party for nomination to the state or district offices therein speci­ TOWN CLERK writing a tax-overhaul plan that so that the special-interest lobby­ when they were told Thursday neither reduce nor increase the damage and each time House ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT Russian kids during the trip. She dote shown below for the fol- the Department of Liquor fied will be held on September 9,1986. The hours of voting at said primary and the location of would not affect the federal deficit, ists don’t have three weeks to hit night that new estimates indicated federal deficit: it would be "re­ members called for bigger corpo­ Control o CAFE for the sole the polls will be as follows: u ' 030-08 ' said that the main thing the lowlno: struggled Friday to salvage the our members over the head and the bill would worsen the deficit by venue neutral, ” in Washington rate tax increases. of alcoholic liquor on the pre- HOURS OF VOTING: 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. Russians wanted was U.S. mlses 378 HARTFORD landmark bill after being told it break up one of the most extraordi­ •^17 billion over five years. jargon. That requirement reflects Packwood met Thursday with AUGUST 28, 1966- LOCATION OF POLLING PLACES VOTING piSTRICT currency. RENTAL OF A D-5 DOZER ROAD, MANCHESTER, CT would boost the red ink by $17 nary tax-reform packages we are "It is just frustrating when the Reagan’ s opposition to raising oil-state Senate negotiators, a 06040. The business will be' Andover Elementary School “ This is the only country where a, OPERATOR NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN PARTY PRIMARY - STATE OR DISTRICT billion. ever going to get,” Packwoodsaid. damned target keeps moving taxes to cut the deficit and powerful force: prepared a new owned by H.R.C., INC. of 378 Dated at Andover. Connecticut, this 11th day of August, 1986. (MULTI-TOWN) OFFICE you cannot spend Russian mo­ AUGUST 28, 1986- HARTFORD ROAD, MAN­ “ I don’t know what happens Packwood’s dramatic announce­ every time we’ve both got our e Democrats' insistence that the red offer that included the “ bottom VAC-ALL RENTAL FOR MARIE R. BURBANK ney.” Armstrong said. Hesaidthat CHESTER, CT 06040 and will DEAR TOWN CLERK: now,” Sen. BobPackwood, R-Ore., ment overshadowed the fact that said Senate negotiators no longer ink not be worsened by new tax line" on how much of a tax burden TOWN WIDE LEAF be conducted by ROBERT P. TOWN CLERK the tourist stores, which offer the PICKUP TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT Notice Is hereby olven that a Primary of the Republican Party will be held In your town on the Finance Committee chairman, he and Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, have any confidence in the revenue cuts. the industry would accept, and — ^ MAGNOTTA as permittee. September 9, 1986 for nomlnoflon fo each office Indicofed below. American products that natives 9 said after announcing Senate and D-III., the chief House negotiator, estimates they are receiving from Shortly after Senate and House AUGUST 29, 1986- ROBERT P. MAGNOTTA 028-08 crave such as Pepsi-Cola and at another in a series of closed DUMPSTER REFUSE Notice Is also hereby given that the following Is the name of the party-endorsed candidate, of have, between themselves, re­ the Joint Committee on Taxation Dated 13-8-86 the Republican Party for nomination to each office Indicated, tagether with the street ad­ House bargainers had reached a negotiators began trying to com­ SERVICE - TOWN OWNED dress of sold candidate: solved most of their differences and the Treasury Department. promise the overhaul plans passed BUILDINGS m s L Please turn to page 8 stalemate. He refused to abandon Please turn to page 8 NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIMARY - STATE OR DISTRICT OFFICE NAME ADDRESS The Town of Manchester Is LEGAL NOTICE (MULTI-TOWN) OFFICE (Including district) an equal opportunity em­ PUBLIC HEARING Governor ployer, and requires on afflr- DEAR TOWN CLERK: Richard C. Bozzuto 430 NoHhfleld Rd. mqflve action policy forall of The Bolton Planning Com­ Watertown, CT 06795 Its Contractors and Vendors Notice Is hereby given that a Primary of the Democratic Party will be held In your town on TODAY’S HERALD mission will hold, at 8 pm at Lieutenant Governor Dennis J. Murphy, Jr. 1 Winchester Court South Sheriff candidate os a condition of doing busi­ September 9, 1986 for nomination to each office Indicated below. the Bolton Town Hall on 20 East Lyme, CT 06333 ness with the Town, as per August, 1986, a Hearing for Notice Is olso hereby given that the following Is the nome of the party-endorsed candidate. If Federal Order 11246. discussion of a subdivison, any, of the Democratic Party for nomination toeach office Indicated, together with the street hereby olven thot the following are the names of the enrolled members of the Bid forms, dlans and speclfl- proposed by Larry Flano, to address of said candidate: Republican Party who have filed certificates of ellglbllfy ond consent to primary In confor- Alcohol Sales : create seven lots from an mlty with Section 9-400 of the General Statutes, as candidates for nomination toeoch office In­ Looking for help View from Vatican cations are available at the OFFICE NAME ADDRESS dicated, together with the street addresses of said candidates: ruies out primary Do you think it is a good idea or a bad loea to have retail outlets General Services' office. 11.29 acre parcel on the north (Including district) TOWN OF side of Shoddy Mill Road, OFFICE NAME ADDRESS ' The Independence Day Celebra­ A Roman Catholic version of Q: that sell beer and wine as well as gasoline? MANCHESTER, CT. south and west of the Skinner Treasurer Francisco L. Borges 77 Canterbury St. (Including district) tion Committee is looking for an “ Good Morning Am erica” could Hartford, CT 06112 ROBERT B. WEISS, Rood Intersection. Governor Julie D. Belaga 9 Berndale Dr. organization to take over Man­ soon be beamed to American By John Mitchell sheriff’s position. Garafolo, who GENERAL MANAGER R. E. GORTDN, Notice Is also hereby given that the following are the names of the enrolled members of the Westport, CT 06888 • chester’s annual Fourth of July audiences, if three U.S. priests Herald Reporter lives in Vernon, received 20 Outlets selling alcohol and gasoline are: 036-08 . CHAIRMAN Democratic Party who have filed certificates of eligibility and consent to primary In confor­ Governor percent of the delegate vote, which mity with Section 9-400 of the General Statutes, as candidates for nomination to each office In- Gerald Labriola 88 Timothy Rd. celebration — or at least to supply succeed in gaining final Vatican Good Idea 31% Naugatuck, CT 06770 017-08 dicated, together with the street addresses of said candidotes: some help in running the event. Citing a lack of money and the allowed him to force a primary. Lieutenant Governor approval for a weekly news- Bad Idea 55% OFFICE NAME ADDRESS E. Clayton "Skip" 40 Brookside Blvd. need for party unity. Arthur I. The primary wa.s to be held Sept. 9. Gengras, Jr. West Hartford, CT 06107 Story on page 8. variety show. Story on page 7, Don’t know 14% LEGAL NOTICE (Including district) Garafolo said Friday he will not “ It was a difficult primary for 6 TOWN OF ANDOVER Lieutenant Governor Leo J. Redgote, Sr. 105 Pierce Ave. both of us.” he said. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Treasurer . Maurice B. Mosley 66 Redcoat Rd. wage a primary for the Demo­ Woterbury, CT 06704 Bridgeport, CT 06604 cratic nomination for Tolland Garafolo. a former deputy she­ The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Con­ Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this Bth day of August, 1986. Doted at Hartford, Connecticut, this 8th day of August, 1986. Hot and humid County sheriff. riff and now a private security necticut will hold a public hearing In the Town Office Build­ JULIA H. TASHJIAN JULIA H. TASHJIAN Index guard, said that he made the ing, Wednesdoy, August 20,1986 at 7:30 P.M. to hear the fol­ “ If I win the primdry. it would be SECRETARY OF THE STATE SECRETARY OF THE STATE Partly sunny and more humid decision to withdraw Thursday lowing application asking tor relief from the Zoning Laws of By: MARY S. YOUNG By: ALBERT P. LENGE 16 page*, 2 aecRons terrible if I lost the election.” the Town of Andover, Connecticut. today with a 40 percent chance of Weekend Plus magazine Garafolo said, explaining that he night •M 9 - Richard Betti - Requesting o variance from Section The foregoing Is a copy of the notice which I hove received from the Office of the Secretary of The foregoing Is a copy of the nof Ice which I have received from the Off Ice of the Secretary of showers or thunderstorms. High in wouldn’t have the funds to wage a The announcement clears the 11.2, Space Requirements. Requestinga variance of 11 the State, Inaccordonce with Section 9-433 of the General Statutes. As provided In sold notice, the State, In accordance with Section 9-433 of the General Statutes. As provided In said notice, the mid-80s. Hazy, warm and Advice_____ 14 Lottery___ way for SatkowskI. a deputy with a primary of the Republican Party for nomination to thestate or district offices therein speci­ good fight for the position in feet side yard. Lot located at 365 Lake Road. a prlmory of the Democratic Party for nomination to thestate or district off Ices therein speci­ Churches^__ 13 Obituaries . fied will be held on September 9,1986. The hpurs of voting at sold primary and the location of fied will be held on September 9,1986. The hours of voting at said primary and the location of humid tonight with a low around November. "It’s expensive to put the Tolland County sheriff’s de­ At this hearing Interested persons may appear and be heard the polls will be as follows: the polls will be as follows: 70. Hazy sunshine, warm and Classified_14-16 Opinion__ on a primary.” partment. to run against Republi­ and written communication received. Sold appeals are on HOURS OF VOTING: 12:00 noon tq 8:00 p.m. Humid Sunday with a 30 percent Comics_____ 6 People___ can Milton Tedford in the No­ file and may be seen In theOf iice of the Town Clerk, Town Of­ HOURS OF VOTING: 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. At July's Democr^itic convention fice Building. LOCATION OF POLLING PLACES VOTING DISTRICT LOCATION OF POLLING PLACES chance of afternoon thunder­ Connecticut__7 Sports____ in Hartford. Tolland County dele­ vember election. COMMUNITY HALL 222 Bolton Center Rood Bolton, cTt Dated at Andover, Connecticut 8 August, 1986. Andover Elementary School storms. High near 90. Details on Focus_____ 12 U.S /World. gates endorsed Theodore Sat- d Source Survey ol the U S adutt population by Cambo<)ge Reports. Cambridge. MA Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this 11th day of August, 1986. 15 August, 1986. Doted at Andover, Connecticut, this 11th day of August, 1986. tiPage 2. Local news - 3. 8 Weather__ kowski of Staffordville for the please turn to page 8 ' 19B6 Cambridge Reports. Inc Distributed by Kir>g Features Syndeete ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MARIE R. BURBANK CATHERINE K. LEINER ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT • TOWN CLERK TOWN CLERK DONALD AYRTON, CHAIRMAN TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT TOWN OF BOLTON, CONN. 010-08 029-08 027-08 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 16, 1986 ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 16. 1986 — 3 Costs come down at Manchester hospital under state plan By George LavnaLayng " WEATHER Stanley said Friday. Any addi Herald Reporter munications for Blue Cross & Blue to three times the inflation rate, At MMH. an apendectomy will tional costs must be incurred by Shield of Connecticut. Holdt said supported the state plan since it the hospital, she said. she said. cost $3,939. a gall bladder opera­ was approved by the General BACK TO SCHOOL People who require care at Friday that because most policies Because most patients are co­ In the previous two years, costs tion $4,643. and treatment for a Assembly in 1984. Holdt said he '♦ .'I are renewed on a yearly basis, the rose 6.9 percent and 9.5 percent, fractured hip and pelvis $5,045. Connecticut forecast You spend a lot of money on school Manchester Memorial Hospital or vered by medical insurance, most was surprised at some of the . other hospitals in Connecticut will savings will not be translated into which were also higher than the Stanley said. Those over 17 who supplies at this time of year. Here are of the money the hospital receives lower premiums until after the differences in costs between hospi­ Central, Eastern interior and Southwestern ;nof have to pay as much for inflation rate. Under the complex have a tonsillectomy at MMH will tals. He said the full effect of the some tips to make the suppiies — for treatment is paid by the program has been in operation for Interior: Partly sunny and more humid today, with ' ’ featment under a new state insurance company. Under the formula used to set the prices, the have to pay $1,146. and those under program will probably not be and your money — last longer. price-setting plan, according to a few months and medical insu­ a 40 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms. new plan, the hospital can bill the commission used the average 17 will pay $963. known until after it has been in ‘’°*Pdal and insurance officials. rance policies come up for Highs in the mid-80s. Hazy, warm and humid patient’s insurance company the inflation rate calculated for the The price scale for MMH ranges operation for a few months. p e state Commission on Hospi­ renewal. last two years and the expected tonight with lows around 70. Hazy sunshine, warm full price limit imposed by the from $671 for false labor, to $45,262 tals and Health Care Thursday set Under the plan. Medicaid and inflation rale for 1987 for burn-victim treatment that Beck agreed. He said MMH was and humid Sunday with a 30 percent chance of state, even if the treatment cost the Medicare patients would not be The formula was also based on at first cautious about the plan afternoon thunderstorms. Highs near 90. prices for various operations at 34 hospital less. Stanley said. requires an operation. The prices 1. Look for notebooks with wire spirals. Single Connecticut hospitals including covered, although a similar fed­ the 1984 costs at each hospital, set for these and other operations when it was being discussed in Coastal: Hazy sunshine, warm and humid today It is to the hospital’s advantage, metal spirals can unwind. Plastic spirals can break. Manchester Memorial. The new eral program has been in place for adjusted for changes in the mix of vary from hospital to hospital, but 1984. and said the financial benefits with a 40 percent chance of showers or then, to keep costs down, Stanley 2. Look for notebooks with heavyweight covers, not thin fee scale, which will take effect Medicare patients for the past few cases and the volume of admis­ if costs are higher for one type of to the hospital cannot be assessed said. Ultimately, this will translate until next year. thunderstorms. Highs near 85. Hazy, warm and cardboard ones that will tear easily. Oct. 1, is designed to encourage years. sions. MMH spokesman Andrew treatment they will be higher for humid tonight with lows around 70. Hazy sunshine, into lower costs for patients The pr;^ce scale set by the 3. Buy old-fashioned blue canvas ring binders, instead of hospitals to cut costs, according to Beck explained. The calculations all other treatments at a hospital. However. Beck said he was warm and humid Sunday with a 30 percent chance because they will not have to pay commission would limit the in­ plastic ones. Canvas binders last longer and are Susan Stanley, director of opera­ took into effect 473 different types Stanley said. optimistic the price limits will help of afternoon thunderstorms. Highs in the mid-80s. as much for medical insurance. crease to less than that which has cheaper. tions for the commission. of treatments, or diagnoses, that Beck said, though, that the both patient and hospital. "Hope­ Northwest hills: Partly sunny, warm and more However, the benefits to consu­ occurred without limits. Stanley included such things as heart 4. Check the rings on a binder before you buy it. They If a person is treated for a heart mers probably will not be felt until various prices allow patients to fully (it will be) more sophisti­ humid today with a 40 percent chance of showers or said. For instance, hospitaf costs attacks and tonsillectomies, but “ shop around” for the lowest should open and close easily (but not too easily) and the attack at MMH, for instance, the next year, according to Richard cated. more accurate, and hope­ thunderstorms. Highs in the mid-80s. Hazy, warm ho.spifal ca r only charge S4.97I rose 7.7 percent last year over the also the ageof the patient and other price. two halves of the rings should meet. Holdt. director of corporate com- pr<*V!ou^ tc two fully a more fair way to hold costs and humid tonight with lows in the mid-60s. Hazy special circumstances. Beck said While *ho inciir.mce industry has down” he said. sunshine, warm and humid Sunday with a 40 5. Avoid erasable pens. They tend to skip and the ink percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Highs smears. 85 to 90. 6. Get a sturdy school bag or backpack. It should have Developer double sewn seams and straps and handles made of a Manchester in Brief Across the nation heavy-duty fabric. Look for a large bag with lots of com­ partments that IS machine washable. Rec card fees going up Sept. 2 may appeal A trppical storm formed Friday off South Carolina, while sunny weather prevailed over The Manchester Recreation Department will be increasing the much of the West. cost of recreation membership cards. court rule Sunny and hot Authorities said Tropical Storm Charley, the NEA GRAPHIC Effective Sept. 2, the one-year cards will cost $12 for adults and third named storm of the Atlantic hurricane Source: "The Big Book of Kids' Lists" by Sandra Choron (1985, World Almanac Publications) $4 for children. Six-month cards for non-residents, who are barred from some of the activities, will be available for $24 for Today: Partly sunny and more humid with a 40 percent chance of season, posed no immediate threat to land, but Bv John F. Kirch adults and $8 for children, according to a news release from the showers or thunderstorms. High in the mid-80s. Tonight: Hazy, warm warned skippers of small craft along the Carolina Herald Reporter coasts to stay in port. rec department. and humid with a low around 70. Sunday: Hazy sunshine, warm and Anyone participating in recreational activities through the The storm was southeast of Charleston. S.C., the The developers of a proposed humid with a 30 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. High near On the Light Side department must have a card. National Hurricane Center said. It said conditions shopping center in South Windsor 90. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Shannon Donnelly of were favorable for the storm to strengthen. The cards can be purchased Monday through Friday from 8:30 are considering appealing a court Courtland Street, who attends Washington School. Showers and thunderstorms were scattered a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Recreation Department office at 397 decision that bars commercial from the Gulf Coast across Florida to the south Gorilla romance suitable names for babies, based Porter St. For more information, call the office at 647-3084. development on the 57-acre site. on a questionnaire filled out by Atlantic Coast, andovertheOhio Valley, ASHEBORO, N.C. (AP) - A Although he was not sure what and Vermont. Scattered showers and thunder­ the parents. action will be taken, C. David camera crew was shooting a The form asks for information Police officer saves area boy storms also extended from the middle Mississippi promotional film at the North Frese. the project manager for Valley to the southern Plains. such as the family name, the Bronson and Hutensky of Bloom­ Carolina Zoological Park when it names of the parents, how long a A Manchester police officer who saved the life of an 11-year-old Sunny skies prevailed from the Rockies to the South Windsor boy recieved a citizen’s award from the chief of field. one of the firms that would suddenly turned into a love story. first name is desired, whether it build the center, said the company Pacific Coast, with early afternoon temperatures The crew captured footage of the South Windsor department. in the 70s and 80s over much of the region and should rhyme with the last name, should be making a decision next lowland gorillas involved in a bit Paul Lombardo, who lives in South Windsor, gave week. readings in the 90s over the desert Southwest. and preferred initials. of romance, a rare event, zoo But the questions get even resuscitation techniques to a boy who nearly drowned at a ” We are investigating filing an Temperatures were in the 50s and 60s along the officials say. Skyline Drive home. Pacific Coast. more customized. Should baby’s appeal.” Frese said. "It was just a matter of being name be old-fashioned or up-to- William R. Ryan, South Windsor police chief, wrote a letter to Frese was not sure whether Sunshine was common from Minnesota and most Lombardo. “ I speak for both the young man’s family and our there at the right time with a date; relating to a certain Bronson and Hutensky's partner in of Iowa to the northern Plains, with temperatures department when I say, ‘thank God for your presence,” ’ the camera,” general curator Les country, period in history, or the project. Melvin. Simon 4 in the 80s and lower 90s across the area. letter said. Schnobert said Wednesday. region of France? Associates, had decided on an In Durham, N.C., a 7-year-old girl died Friday of Carlos, a male gorilla on loan appeal and officials from that injuries sustained when she was hit by lightning, from the Memphis, Tenn., zoo, Bouvier said he’s even con­ Comment session set for Aug. 21 Indianapolis-ba.sed company could bringing to two the death toll from the Monday appeared to be mating with ducted studies to determine not be reached for comment storm, officials said. Hope, the North Carolina zoo’s which names are most asso­ The Board of Directors has scheduled a comment session Aug. The proposed 400,000-square- Temperatures at 3 p.m. EDT ranged from 55 female gorilla, said zoo spokes­ ciated with certain character 21 to hear comments or complaints from residents. The session fool open shopping center would degrees at Areata, Calif., to 104 degrees at Palm woman Elise Gellman. The traits and professions. Pierre, will be held in the Board of Directors’ office in the Municipal accompany the proposed 750.000- Springs, Calif. The morning low was 31 degrees at gorillas were matched by a for instance, is a big name for Building from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. square-foot enclosed Buckland ■f Hills Mall being planned fora site Gunnison, Colo. computerized breeding service. businessmen in France. Future sessions are scheduled for the first Tuesday of each Saturday’s forecast called for, showers and in Manchester, just across the Ramar, the zoo’s male gorilla, After the parents have made month from 9 to 10 a.m. and the third Thursday of each month iL thunderstorms scattered from New England street from the South Windsor site has shown no interest in Hope up their minds, Bouvier feeds from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Herald photo by Pinto across the mid- and south Atlantic Coast states, the The makeup would be similar to FRONTS: despite two years of efforts. their answers into his computer, lower Great Lakes, and the Ohio and Tennessee the Westfarms Mall and Corbins which returns a list of the 10 most valleys to the southern half of the Mississippi Developer seeks zone change Corner development that straddles IVesf Point at the shell W arm -v^ Cold<^>^ suitable male and female names. the West Hartford-Farmington Valley and widely scattered showers and thunder­ Naming the baby A Manchester developer is seeking a zone change fora parcel town line. storms over the upper Mississippi Valley, eastern Members of the U.S. Military Academy oldest military band in continuous Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary. ANNECY, France (AP) — A of land in the southern part of town so he can build about 20 In July, a Hartford Superior parts of the central and southern Plains and the small-town entrepeneur thinks single-family houses. Court judge overturned a South Band perform Friday at the Manchester service in America, played as part of Rockies. he’s got just the thing for Lottery Ernest Reed has proposed to change the zoning of about 17.4 Windsor Planning and Zoning Bicentennial Band Shell on the Man­ Manchester’s summerlong outdoor Much of the nation should have highs in the 80s parents-to-be who can’t think of a acres at 385 Gardner St. from Rural Residence to Residence A A. Commission decision to allow chester Community College campus. and 90s. Readings should reach the 70s along the concert program. National forecast good name for junior: a compu­ If the change is granted by the Planning and Zoning Commission, commercial development in the Pacific Coast, the northern and mid-Atlantic The 96-member West Point band, the ter that will do it for them. Connecticut daily: it would increase the density for that tract from 1.3 housingunits area. The judge’s decision re­ Coast, and over northern Maine, above lOOdegrees Showers are forecast today for parts of Arizona and New Mexico. Claude Bouvier, 28, says he per acre to two units per acre, Reed said Thursday. verted the zoning of the 57 acres over the Rio Grande Valley and interior parts of Friday: 979 from Designed Commercial to Showers are predicted also for an area extending from Texas across and two associates spent two Reed said that he plans to incorporate the development with central and Southern California and between 100 Rural Residence. the South and Ohio Valley to Maine. years developing a computer P la y F o u r: 9409 another he is building — the 62-lot Mountain Farms subdivision Democratic nominee not surprised and 115 degrees over the desert Southwest. program that picks the most L o tto : 6-21-25-34-36-37 just off of Gardner Street. The Pleasant Valley Neighbor­ hood Association, a neighborhood Stamler named to allocation council group that is opposed to the Winchester Mall, filed a lawsuit in chaiienger quit sheriffs primary Rep. Donald F. Bates, D-East Hartford, has designated 1985 challenging the PZC’s deci­ Manchester Democrat Frank Stamler to sit on the local Can You Help? sion to grant the zone change to the Bv George Lovng deputy sheriffs who had supported blanche to anyone,” Rioux said. PEOPLE allocation council that was established to help spend developers. Herald Reporter Tarca Tarca’s decision clears the way Manchester’s share of the state surplus. NAME: COLLEEN EMILY Manchester attorney Bruce S Tarca could not be reached for for Rioux to face Republic,an Stamler is the district leader in the 9th Voting District, Bates Al Rioux of Newington the comment Friday. Long reign Good record Hilton, and her sister, Magda Gabor. Her ORSBORN Beck, who represents the neigh­ candidate Stephen Nick Polls of said, and he has been involved in Democratic politics for years. party-endorsed Democratic candi­ Rioux. Newington’s Democratic Hartford in the November elec­ other sister, Eva, and mother, Jolle, DATE MISSING: 03/15/84 borhood association, has said that Bates is the third legislator who has designated someone to date for Hartford County high town chairman, said he met with tion Although heavily favored by Prince Franz Josef II of Liechtenstein, the Zsa Zsa Gabor chose the captain of the boycotted the ceremony. FROM: DAYTONA BEACH, the court decision will have a take his place on the allocation council. State Sen. Carl A. sheriff, said Friday he was not Tarca and Democratic Stale most observers, Rioux said Friday world’s second-longest-reigning head, of Queen Mary to perform her eighth wedding " I don’t think that they approved of the FLORIDA detrimental effect on the Buckland state, celebrated his 80th birthday Friday. because only 30 of the 3,000 couples he has Zinsser, R-Manchester, named former Manchester Mayor Hills Mall because the juabe’s surprised that Plainville’s John Chairman Timothy Moyniban on he is not taking the contest lightly. wedding, so they didn’t show up,” another DOB: 03/03/69 Tarca decided not to wage a Wednesday. Rioux said Moynihan Franz Josef's birthday is Saturday, but the married are divorced, her publicist said. Nathan G. Agostinelli to replace him and state Rep. James R. decision was based on the negawve "I don’t lake anything lightly,” publicist, Phil Paladino, said Friday. RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE primary against him was concerned that the party he said. ” I’m happy that this public celebration was held Friday to "When they were told about his track McCavanagh picked Matthew 'M oriarty Jr., also a former traffic impact the Winchester M^ll Gabor had said she was planning a Roman EYES: HAZEL mayor. Tarca formally notified the would become divided by the (primary) is over so that I can face coincide with a state holiday. record, they decided he was the one for Catholic ceremony in a New York horse would have on local streets. Beck HEIGHT: 5’2 ” Bates, who was supposed to sit onallocationcouncilsinthetwo and others have said that the secretary of the state’s office primary, and Tarca was urged to the Republican candidate.” Thousands of Liechtensteiners attended an them,” said Beth Herman. “ I guess they are barn, but Paladino said “ it just didn’ t work Friday that he would not force a withdraw from the contest afternoon parade featuring pantomimes hoping it will stick." WEIGHT: 95 LBS other towns in his district. East Hartford and Glastonbury, said Buckland Hills Mall would hurt Rioux said he has not asked out. You can blame it on logistics.” he chose Stamler because he felt a local leader should decide how roads and the environment of the Sept. 9 primary Rioux defeated However. Rioux stressed that depicting important events in Franz Josef's Gabor, 58, wearing a lavender and white HAIR: LIGHT BROWN Tarca -in the July 23 convention Tarca for help in campaigning, life. . he popular monarch also was honored off-the-shoulder gown, wed Frederick von to spend money locally. Bates, who will sit on East Hartford’s area. there were no secret bargains although he hopes to meet with council, said he might^ave a conflict should both committees that selected a Democratic nomi­ made "We didn’t make any at a festival. Anhalt of Munich, 43, Thursday evening in Offensive exposure LAST SEEN: Child disappeared Manchester town officials have nee. but Tarca had enough dele­ Tarca and talk to him about the meet at the same time. deals.” he said. sheriff’s office. The prince has reigned for 48 years. the living room of her home in suburban from her home. Police suspect brushed this aside, however, say­ gate votes to force a runoff Japan's emperor Hirohito has reigned for 60 Bel-Air. Von Anhalt says he is a prince by A woman who bared her breasts in front of Manchester is slated to receive about $500,000 for Tarca. a deputy sheriff for 25 foul play. ing that the site, which is located in Rioux said that as high sheriff he "He has an awful lot of knowl­ years. Queen Elizabeth II during a royal visit to improvements. years, had filed papers with the adoption. dk the Interstate 84 corridor, has all would continue to employ current edge about the sheriff’s depart­ Sydney, Australia, in March was fined secretary of the state’s office after Two years ago, Franz Josef handed over About 125 people attende'd the ceremony the necessary traffic permits deputy sheriffs if they were ment” Rioux said. executive power to his oldest son, crown performed by Capt. John Gregory. ^ Friday for offensive behavior. needed. The developers are also the convention saying h e ^ ^ Id “ competent and honest ” He said prince Hans Adam. Guests included actor Paul Sorvino, Francesca d’Espiney, 43, unzipped her Fire flow test scheduled Tuesday planning to use proposed tax primary. Rioux saidJ^rTaay that he would employ deputy sheriffs The winner in November will Liechtenstein, with a population of 26,000. actresses Constance Towers and Michelle jum psuit to expose her breasts as the queen’s increment bonds from the town to Tarca’s withdrawal was based on based on their qualifications, not replace Democratic High Sheriff The Water Department has scheduled a fire flow test for is nestled between Austria and Switzerland. Phillips, and comedian Red Buttons. motorcade pulled up outside the Sydney help pay for road improvements in his assurances to Tarca that if he their political affiliations. Patrick Hogan, who is scheduled to Tuesday at the Pratt & Whitney Building on Progress Drive to were elected he would not fire Since 1921, it has been linked to Switzerland The only members of Gabor’s family Opera House on March 5, officials said. Manchester. " I ’m not going to give carte retire next July. determine the effects of the water system for fire protection. The by a customs union. attending were her daughter. Francesca When police asked her to cover up, she refused, saying: “ The queen is a very test is planned for 9 a.m. and should last two hours. powerful woman. I want to see her, and I Decreased water pressure could occur, but the quality of the want her to see me.” NAME: SHANE LEE PART AIN water should not be affecte^th e department said. agree Magistrate Bill Gilbert called the incident DATE MISSING: 08/03/85 Calendars a “ well-calculated demonstration designed FROM: SARASOTA, FLORIDA to ban billboards to attract attention.” 008:01/23/71 Property revaluation continues Wednesday D’Espiney was fined 100 Australian RACE/SEX: WHITE/MALE Manchester Planning Commission Community Hall. 8 The town Assessor’s Office revaluation field teams are dollars, equivalent to $60 in U.S. funds. EYES: BLUE Monday p.m. Slate Sen. Carl A Zinsser. R-Manchesfer. scheduled to work on the following streets next week: Center HEIGHT: 5’ 3 ” Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors. Zoning Commission. Community Hall. 8 p.m and his Democratic challenger. Michael P. Street, Avon Street, Park Street and Laurel Place. Any streets Thursday Meolti of Glastonbury, have agreed to respect a WEIGHT: 105 LBS Main Street firehouse. 7 p.m. Blind photographer not completed will be added to the following week’s list. Tuesday Zoning Board of Appeals. Community Hall longtime practice of not using billboards and HAIR: BROWN Economic Development Commission. Lin­ 7:30 p.m lawn signs in Glastonbury MSst people who pose for Ohio State Fair coln Center hearing room. 8 a m. Roth said they would use billboards and signs photographer Brian Chipman don’t notice he LAST SEEN: Missing from his Krupp selected for education panel Building Committee Lincoln Center confer­ Coventry is legally blind. home. ence room. 7:30 p.m. in the other towns in the 4th Senatorial District, Monday which, in addition to Glastonbury, comprises “ Most people I photograph don’t even Judy-Arin Krupp of McDivitt Drive, an educational consultant, Wednesday Finance Committee. Town Office Building. 7 Manchester. Columbia Bolton and Hebron. know,” said Chipman, a 22-year-old Mount has been chosen to serve on the board of trustees of the National Public hearing by state Sen Carl Zinsser pm R-Manchester. Lincoln Center hearing room. 7 Gilead resident and a student at Franklin Any Information? Call 1-800-843-5678 Staff Development Council, the panel has announced. Town Council. Town Office Building. 7:30 “ They’re (billboards) a good pMH of the University in Columbus, Ohio. TheNSDCis a non-profit professional associationof about 1,500 p.m. p.m Commission on Children and Youth. Lincoln election process.” Meotli said. For several years, Chipman has volun­ people in the United States and Canada who assist in Drug and Alcohol Prevention Council Town Zinsser, whose campaign manager asked coordinating programs to help teachers in public and private Center gold room. 7:30 p.m Office Building. 7:30 p.m. teered eight hours a day during the fair to Thursday Meotti to comply with the Glastonbury photograph 4-H and junior fair activities. He schools improve their skills. Krupp will join the board of trustees Tuesday tradition had already rented a billboard in that Economic Development Commission, Lin­ Cemetery Commission. Town Office Build­ develops and prints his own film and often at NSDC’s annual conference, and will be responsible for town for October. Zinsser said he would not use Manchester Herald coln Center hearing room 8 am ing. 1:30 p.m processes other photographers’ film as well establishing council policy. Cheney Foundation subcommittee. Munici­ the billboard, however, and he was considering in the 4-H trailer. Zoning Board of Appeals. Town Office 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 270 pal Building coffee room. 5:30 p m Building 7:30 p m other options. “ I ’m amazed by what he can do.” saidStan^ Judge’s hours. Probate Court building. 6:30 Published dally except Sunday Water Pollution Control ..Authority. Town Ernst, an Ohio State University agricultural Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 p.m. Those options include swapping the billboard and certain holidays by the Man- weekiy, $6.50 for one month, $10.25 Kandra suggests buying trailer Office Building. 7:30 p.m. for one in another town. or. if it was legal, news editor who works with Chipman. cheater Publishing Co., IBBralnard for three months, $38.50 for six Board of Directors’ comment session. 1st Conservation Commission. Town Office Chipman was born with a damaged retina Place. Mancheetar, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. floor Municipal Building. 6:30 p.m. donating the billboard to a charity Public Works Director George Kandra has proposed that the Building. 7:30 p.m organization that prevents him from seeing very small or Second class postage paid at Man­ Maii rates are avaiiabie on request. town of Manchester spend $13,124 for a new trailer to haul the chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Wednesday Meanwhile. Meolti said he is waiting for distant objects. To compensate, he uses School Building Committee. Coventry High Sand addreaa changes to the Man­ town’s road paver and roller. Andover Zinsser’s reply to a request that the candidates devices that help him focus his camera and School. 7:30 p.m. chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ The money would come from a projected $25,000 surplus in the debate. Meotti said earlier this week that he the darkroom enlarger used for printing. chester, Conn. 06040. To place a clasalflad or display Public Works Department’ s capital equipment purchase fund, Monday Recreation Commission. Patriots Park, 7:30 advertlaamant, or to report a newt hoped to have a series of debates throughout the “ Even though the law says he’s legally according to a report prepared for Kandra by Highway Inland Wetlands Commission. Town Office p.m. item, story or picture idea, call 643- 4th District, and he sent Zinsser a letter making blind, he’s refusing to believe he’s blind,” GUARANTEED DELiVERY: if Superintendent Keith H. Chapman. The surplus results from Building. 7:30 p.m. Thursday 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 such a request, Ernst said. “ He’ s a good photographer, and you don't receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. less-than-expected costs for a number of pieces of equipment, Women. Infants and Children. Town Office 5:30 p.m. weekdaya or 8 a.m. Satur­ his strength here is in the darkroom. He kicks including more than $15,000 saved in the purchase of a new paver. Bolton Building. 12:30 to 2 p.m Zinsser said he had received the letter and day, please telephone your carrier. 275th Anniversary Committee. Town Office the film out as fast as it can be done.” If you’re unable to reach your car­ Chapman said. was considering the request. AP photo Monday Chipman says taking pictures at the fair rier. call aubacribar aarvica at 647- The Mancheetar Herald It a ment- The Board of Directors will consider the matter when it meets Building. 7:30 p.m. “ We’re going to be discussing it over the Board of Finance Com*.lunity Hall 7:30 p m allows him to enjoy his hobby before 0946 by 6:30 p.m. waekdaya or 10 a. ber of the Associated Press and a on Aug. 26. Friday weekend.” Zinsser said. He said he would SIDEWALK SHOW — A traffic cop passes professional musician Andrew Van Tuesday Gerald Park Association. Town Office returning to electrical engineering and m. Saturdaya for guarantaad dallv- member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ respond to Meotti’s request next week. ary In Manchaatar. culations. Board of Selectmen. Community Hall 8 p.m Building. 7:30 p m de Seek as he plays the serpent on a London street recently. The serpent is an computer science classes at Franklin 18th century horn with a deep bass tone. University. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 16, 1986 OPINION MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 16. 1986 - 5

t h is is 'BIG F/.OYp; FEEP I^EAMS OF WHEN w e WANT TO State ruling T H E IJ B I'S «NFOKMATIONTO‘Bl^x1t'or8'/>xt4‘ 25 Olcott Street voters. The secretary of the state’s opinion profile marriage — his affair the marriage, and you kind of easy when we see her boarding survivability. Such other factors as distance from Propane Cylinders Filled All this and more at - Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM should help to end the confusion and ensure with the wife of the British notice things aren’t what they the plane — her newborn escape hatches, lighting indicating the hatches’ TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET that the state’s homeless people can freely ambassador — became a stun­ were, but it’s a distant bell. .. And strapped to her chest, clutching locations aifd cabin attendants’ training can also MANCHESTER MALL sii M.in st. 6 4 9 -7 5 4 4 ning item in a Washington gossip then when something does turn the hand of her toddler, who determine who lives or dies in a walkaway Weekly Auctions • Antique Coins & Collectible Shops 649-4531 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 exercise their rights. column, then, a barely disguised out to be wrong, it isn’t that you struggles on baby legs, to climb accident. novel written by Ephron. and knew all along, it’s that you were the high steps onto the aircraft. It’s because the scientific and statistical now. a summer movie. somewhere else” Would it have been better for evidence is still too sketchy for definite lllmefNR ficwngjlll Angelic Nursing & Home Care To top it off. Bernstein gets his In the movie, we see her going her to stay? I don’t know. conclusions that the alcohol content of the Air COMPANY ' O V ER 4 5 Constancy, after all. is the Canada passengers’ blood was left out of jhe final A F u ll S e rx ic e Ile a H n f A id C a n te r Services, Registry Inc. wellspring of marriage. We think draft of the report, the spokesman said. 63 East Center Street, Manchester CT MANCHESTER YEARS of a marriage certificate as. a (203) 647-1956 EXPERIENCE talisman to ward off the evil of Slippery polluters MEMORIAL CO. O p e n F o ru m temptation. About half of the vessel owners responsible for Local Registry offers quality care... 0pp. East Cemetery CALL 649-5807 6 But infidelities happen — 151 TALCOTTVILLE ROAD often, we suppose — and the oil spills in U.S. waterways manage to escape the (ROUTE 83) Lower cost to patients... would be interested in providing innocent partner has two rude cost of cleaning up their mess, according to a HARRISON STREET No postcards postcards of our great town for report by the Transportation Department’s * VERNON. CONNECTICUT RN's, LPN’s, Companions, Homemakers, QUALITY MEMORIALS MANCHESTER truths to reckon with: accepting inspector general. Personal Aids... of Manchester tourists and visitors? the reality of the transgression: 872-1118 and figuring out what to do about As a result, from 1971 to 1985, the Coast Guard To the Editor: Ed Atkinson it. spent about $60 million of unrecovered funds to clean up onshore and offshore oil spills. The 102 Oxford St. And here is where the book and You’ve Heard About it - New England Country Woodworking, Inc. Where are the Manchester Manchester movie go beyond a kiss-and-tell inspector general identified four chief reasons for 647-7949 postcards? the government’s failure to collect from the oil episode between notables. It’s a spillers: Now Manchester HAS IT! Last week we had relatives public exposure of primal emo­ Harris Hardwoods from Tucson and Houston visit­ ■ Legislative limits on vessel owners’ liability. HANLEY CONCRETE Letters policy tions. A lot of women have had to ■ Unidentified perpetrators. 260 Tolland Turnpike 3 ' ing and they wanted to send deal with Ephron’s dilemma — • SIDEWALKS • PATIOS • FLOORS postcards of prominent places in The Manchester Herald wel­ whether to live on with a known ■ Delays in processing oil-pollution court cases. COMPUTER SIGNS Manchester, CT 06040 comes original letters to the ■ Insufficient public awareness of the effects of GARAGE 8< ADDITION FOUNDATIONS Manchester to their families betrayer, or to venture forth to oil spills. (203) 649-4663 back home. We looked in a dozen editor. the unknown. Either road is a by Gordon Signs Letters should be brief and to Not only does the Coast Guard lack the Commarical S Raaldantlal • STAIRS • FREE ESTIMATES stores (including Marlow’s and despairing turning point in a “deterrent effect of criminal prosecution,” the Fairway) but were unable to the point. They should be typed woman’s life. 104 Hilliard St. 646-0880 Woodworking A Supplier CONTRACTOR'S INQUIRIES WELCOME or neatly handwritten, and, for inspector general found, but even civil penalties locate postcards showing scenes Trust betrayed doesn’t always have not been assessed for the many spills on the in Manchester (the closest being ease in editing, should be double­ destroy a marriage. But it leaves spaced. Letters must be signed Outer Continental Shelf. That’s because the Wickham Park). If such post­ a scar that’s hard to hide, a Environmental Protection Agency has yet to EVERYTHING IN GLASS cards are available in Manches­ with name, address and daytime heartburn that doesn’t go away. “WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT” telephone number (for define “harmful quantities” of spilled oil, as it © 196e by NEA, Inc ' ter store. I’d appreciate knowing That’s the lesson of was ordered to do nine years ago. Complete Line of New Rebuilt the place where they may be verification). "Heartburn.” Connecticut o o Foreign A Domeettc “I guess there areri't many of us left who still purchased. The Herald reserves the right Congress is considering legislation that would go with the ol' double martini as the recre­ Is there some agency (perhaps to edit letters in the interests of Rusty Brown is a syndicated set up a Marine Oil Pollution Compensation Fund, Travel Services • Brakes AUTO ELECTRIC J. A. WHITE GLASS C0„i8c. ational drug of choice!" the chamber of commerce) that brevity, clarity and taste. financed by user fees, to shift the burden of • Cooling Systems Allen Test Analyzed columnist. • Batteries unrecovered cleanup costs from the government Generators • Alternators 649-7322 to the private sector. Manchester Parkade • Trouble Shooting • Starters • IN OUR 40th YEAR 647-1666 • Electronic Tune-ups Manchester, CT Industrial • Marine 31 BISSELL 8T. MANCHESTER Under the dome HOURS: Mon.-FrI. B-6. • Wiring (Inside DAL Store, Lower Level) Thurs. ’til 9. Sat. 10-4 • MIRRORS • SHOW£R DOORS • STORE FRONTS Japan and the buildup by the Soviets It’s not often that a member of Congress rises to 311 Broad St. • Manchester • 643-8844 • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. (B«Nnd Economy Oil Chongo) the defense of PACs — political action committees •TOKYO — As every reader of American the 55.000 U.S. military personnel in these islands that allow corporations and organizations to make 9 newspapers knows. Soviet Premier Gorbachev is — nearly five times, per capita, what West legal campaign contributions to favored eager to limit nuclear arms, and it’s Ronald Germany contributed to maintain our forces there politicians. The stigma attached to PACs in recent iianrIjPBtpr Hpralh .. OPTICAL Reagan who is the hardnose. Congressional doves in 1982 (the last year for which figures are years can transform the staunchest populist into AUTO WASHETTE like Teddy Kennedy are teaming up with such irWihiJBlIBKS W i l U a m available). an apparent waterboy for the special interests. Featuring All New Cloth Waahing System Third World figures as India’s Rajiv Gandhi and But this hasn’t fazed Rep. Rudy Bo.schwitz, Self-Service High Pressure Bay and Vacuums Serving the Manchester Complete Reconditioning Service Available Sweden’s Ingvar Carlsson to try to knock a little R u s h e r WHAT, THEN, about trade? Our current $50 R-Minn., who evidently doesn’t like what reform • 763 and 191 Main St„ Manchester billion tradefdeficit with Japan is “intolerable.” sense into our saber-rattling president. legislation propdsed by Sen. David Boren, Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 But if so. why did a worried Western military Mansfield agrees. But how much of this is Japan’s D-Okla.. would do. So he recently wrote to 4,000 area for 100 years 24 Hour Self Service observer here recently describe the increase in fault? When the average GM car costs $13,500. can PACs asking for their help. • Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield Soviet air power in northeast Asia as Americans be blamed for looking elsewhere? Or 203 Spruce Street “In the past, reform has always been 16 Brainard Place Phone: 465-1141 Manchester, CT 0 6 0 4 0 “astronomical"? That nice Mr. Gorbachev has can the Japanese be criticized for meeting the remembered for its unintentional effects rather Mon - Sat: 8:30 - 5:30 built Soviet fighter strength in this region up to demand? than its original premises,” wrote Boschwitz. a Manchester 203-643-2711 KABTERM COHNBCTICUrS LBADINO FULL 8BRVICB OPTICIANBI (203) 646-5904 nearly a thousand aircraft, with the late-model defend this nation, and our mutual defense treaty Another thing: Look at the East Asian nations former plywood salesman. He then asked PAC Fulcrums yet to come but expected soon. Add to with Japan is one of the cornerstones of our own (Japan included) that are winning the competitive managers to submit their opinions because “you ''Serving Manchester For Over 50 Years’ the 3.S0 bombers. fiO of them Backfires, which protection. Even now. U.S. Ambassador to Japan battle for American markets, and you will see are the folks who best understand these laws and practice low-altitude attacks And don’t forget the Mike Mansfield warns that “the mission of the people who concentrate on working together for a can best analyze the proposed changes.” It Pays To Advertise C u r t is 165 Soviet SS-20 IRBMs installed in the Far East. U.S. Seventh Fleet out here is too big for its common . By contrast, the American If Boschwitz were a poultry farmer, would he Keep an eye on naval developments, too. The capabilities” Yet Congress snipes merrily away economy resembles Saturday night in Clancey’s ask the fox’s advice on design of a henhouse? In The Pentland The Florigf IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMathes Bar. Labor is forever at business’s throat, and 6 Soviet Pacific Fleet is the best and largest of the at the Pentagon budget, bragging that it has • Soviet Union’s four, with somewhere between a amputated $30 billion or $40 billion from Mr. whenever business comes up for air. Congress Manchester Herald HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER third and a half of all the Red Navy’s vessels. Reagan’s request — money that politicians such jacks up its faxes and throws in a few new 24 BIRCH STREET video • Television • Storeo Boasting 840 ships, including two aircraft as Sen. Kennedy naturally have no intention of regulations. American business could compete far TEL. S43-6247 or 643-4444 carriers, it regularly plies the waters between returning to the taxpayers, but which they will more effectively if it weren’t treated at home like iHaurlipfitpr Hpralft Call 643-2711 F.T.D. WEEKEND SPECIAL Vladivostok and its base at Vietnam’s Cam Ranh now slosh liberally over the usual recipients of a dangerous criminal. MASTER CNARBE Reet VCR ft 3 Movies $19.RS What America does have the right to demand of Founded In 1881 to feature your business here WORLD WIDE 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS Bay — perhaps the best harbor in the Far East. their largesse. AMERICAN EXPRESS SERVICE MANCHESTER «4B-340e And recently Soviet diplomats have been seeking But is Japan itself doing enough in its own Japan is access to Japanese markets. And here — RICHARD W COSGROVE ...... Publisher as witness the recent agreement on DOUGLAS A BEVINS Exccullve EdHor “ rights” from the mini-states of the defense? Much more than you may think, says JAMES P SACKS...... M iniglng Editor . central Pacific (Vanuatu has already signed a Ambassador Mansfield. That famous 1 semiconductor chips — progress is being made. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associate Editor contract) . so the hammei.snd sickle will percent-of-GNP limit on defense expenditures Now if we could just persuade Mama-san to try h ig h l ig h t YOUR BUSINESS HERE... IN _ henceforth be seen muenVnore often all over the d.oesn’t include (as our own defense budget does) our oranges... DEMISE A. ROBERTS...... Advertising Director MARK F. ABRAITIS...... Business Manager mighty ocean. such costly items as military pensions: if i* did. SHELDON COHEN...... Composing Manager defense would account for 1.6 percent of Jr.i'an’s William A. Rusher, publisher of the National ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Pressroom Manager THE MANCHESTER HERALD Call 643-2711 EVEN IF YOU CAN AFFORD to forget these GNP today. Moreover. Japan contributes more Review, writes a syndicated column for JEANNE G FROMERTH...... Circulation Manager things. President Reagan can’t. He has sworn to than a billiondollar,$.^ vear towardthf.iinkeeji of... Newspaper Enterprise Association, 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 16. 1986

HAGAR THE H9 RRIBLE by DIk Brown* PEANUTS by Chartas M. Schulz MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 16. 1986 — 7 V^HATAPAY.'I ) PIP /=o»e -4HOUR& IN A y YOU OOOoiMV HANP5 '.' KI55 MV HANDS, IF JOE GARAGIOLA COLPPPNIN& r - f CATCM ^ i m s T U N e ! ' ! MANA6ER..THEV HURT... SEES THIS I'LL NEVER, fZAlN / ^ ^ I ------LIVE IT DOLUN., Hartford women spread Utility m profits ^ 5 ’) word on prenatal care e-f6 By John Yeorwood the picture of a stork for children chance of dying before his or her too high B-14 The Associated Press U.B. ACRES by Jim Davis whose mothers are pregnant. first birthday, local health officials “It makes me sad and angry that said. THE PHANTOM by L ** Falk A By Barry „ .N O WAV.ORBON, HARTFORD — in a city where babies die when they shouldn’t. It “These rates are approaching THERE M IG H T BE i RIPICOLOOB/ \ ( happup.'V s a c k m onster; the infant mortality rate is nearly* I ^-vNOW BIT POWNi ) ^ I SACK m o n st e r ; affects families’ lives for many, rates of Third World countries.” state I CAN ONLY ST e-ie average of between 75 percent and city. It is funded with private and "adjust your current rates and prenatal care. 80 percent. public money. “I’ve seen babies born weighing profit margin downward” For every 1.000 births in Hart­ The Baby Wa'tch volunteers CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crook* A Cassia two pounds, when women go to were picked for their talents as Meehan sent a letter to the chief ANP WHEN 1 ' ford in 1984.19.6infantsdied before -O F THOS-E POOR, doctor appointments only two executive officers of United Illumi­ RETURN, I HOPE their first birthday, according to community leaders by health BLONDIE by Daan Young A l*n Drak* 5TARVIN& AFRICAN times during their pregnancies, or educators working with the Hart­ nating Co.. Southern New England 8 TO TELL VOU HOW k ips! pick up a can of beer and smoke Stewart Wolff. Hartford's deputy I WITWE5SEP ford Action Plan. Christison- Telephone Co. and Connecticut WHAT ARE VOU . health director. The statewide rate see THIS SPACE THIS FOOP GET- marijuana” the 21-year-old Willi­ Natural Gas Corp. P R O TE S TIN S ? ) ^ |in%Tl|] J U S T WHAT WE N e e o e o , was 10.3 deaths per 1.000 births, Lagay said. TOMORROW ANOTHER MINI-SERIES T IN E INTO TH E ams said. Williams and the other 19 Baby Thirteen Hispanic and seven compared to 10.6 per 1.000 births He said current economic condi­ nationally, he said Watch volunteers went through a black women will each spend three six-week training period, during tions require that rates be cut. hours a week in their neighbor­ Among minority groups in which they listened to lectures on hoods talking to pregnant women “The rates of returns of Connec­ Hartford, which has 135.000 resi­ infant mortality and low-birth ticut utilities are loo high,” wrote about the importance of prenatal dents. the infant mortality rate weight in Hartford, anatomy and care — diet and regular checkups was 21.2 per 1.000 births compared Meehan, who represents ratepay­ physiology of pregnancy, labor ers before the Department of They will distribute educational to 9.2 per 1.000 among whites. A and delivery. po.NUY c::HIUP, p f m e with other experts in the field for television. In other words, there Connecticut Light & Power, that WHEN W ER E p i c t u r e < Longo on Friday blamed a hired petition circulator for alleged other world leaders and news /VAR. F U N N Y P Y<5U TW IN ^P WHEN I WA^ 7il/C/ help in producing a quality wouldn't be any advertisingduring bars any CL4P rale increase until irregularities in the way nominating signatures were gathered in stories of interest to Catholics, the program. the show ■ ^ 1988. Shelton. Rev. Edmund Nadolny of Nauga­ "We're trying to rriake this slick The Ansonia Evening Sentinel reported Friday that the tuck. one of the priests involved in and not just another religious petitioner, Ferdinand Rossetti of Danbury, had told people they the project, said Friday. program.” said Nadolny, the could sign the petitions for themselves and their spouses, a The Vatican Television Center in former director of radio and violation of state campaign laws. Rome gave initial approval to the television for the Hartford Archdi­ “I don’t care what he (Rossetti) said, it’s absolutely not all project on July 23. and has asked ocese He's now at St Vincent Give him a ring! THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sansom right to sign for someone else and we don’t approve of it,” Longo the priests to develop pilots that Ferrer Church in Naugatuck U said. church officials can review S/t I T I'VE 6 0 T SCOP ' THE (SCOP MElAJS t5 T H \T ^ The Vatican will produce the ''61MWEY, IL O V ^ Earlier this week, state elections officials certified enough “One of the greatest secrets is show from its two studios in Rome (0EW5 AWP ^YOU P C K i'T ^ THAT RAISE MEW5 LIKE Longo petition signatures to qualify him for the ballot in what the Catholic church is doing ai)|l provide all the equipment BETTER Ki0A;5,. November on the Unaffiliated Party ticket. in the world, and I think this '.„A N P THE THIS'. program could help show not only needed for the program. Nadolny P tizzle s Astrogreiph 6ETT5R MEW5 what is happening in the Vatican said. IS THAT YOU ZBA backs Upjohn sludge removal but what's happening with the The church, however, won’t put NORTH HAVEN — A Zoning Board of Appeals ruling has church around the world.” Na­ up any money to get the show ACROSS 66 Former weather Answer to Previous Puzzle WILL MBVER dolny said Friday. upheld a town order calling on the Upjohn Co. to remove an running. Nadolny has written 1.50 bureau H E s S R A M H E D Y (& 0 T \ T l Nadolny and the other priests — Catholic foundations and con­ 80,000-cubic-foot sludge pile of metal hydroxide from itsSackett the Revs. Ray Pluett of Palm 1 Tusk DOWN A p 1 A E L M A p R A Point Road property. tacted numerous others in a bid to 5 Spectators H 1 N T c A D B E A K ^Birthday Upjohn had appealed the original order and claimed it was 9 3, Roman 1 Auto racer A.J. A T V illegal, in part on grounds the sludge pile was not regulated by the 12 Racetrack c E R A E 1 E W S I 2 Claim Planning and Zoning Commission because it had been there long shape A N 0 R E T Aug. 17,19B8 3 Countrywide Y E L P S A 1 R S 1 c K FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thaves before the town prohibited outdoor storage of hazardous waste. 13 Cry of an owl 4 Eyes (si.) V E E H T R E During the year ahead, people you see Commission (Chairwoman Eileen Donahue said Thursday 14 Erich 5 Housing agency 0 0 0 night that the company’s argument did not conform with the (abbr.) E L A A 1 N T A N Y socially will help you a great deal in oth­ YOU Stroheim er areas of your life. You can rely on board’s view that “ if something was never permitted, then it was 15 Abominable 6 First-rate (2 s Y R 1 N Q E Y A N K S wds.) these old friends. '^ (S K E ) T tb u $FE, A W >LP ( prohibited,” All rings 14k yellow gold snowman N T H R A F LEO (July 23-Aug- 22) Disagreements 7 Protuberance WILD Board members also noted that Upjohn’s expansion of the WILL Pinky ring with Onyx ring with Classic signet 16 Singer Williams 8 Needle Y u C c A A 1 M L E S S between you and your mate should be lOAfZ IS K IN P O P waste pile was illegal. Board member William Parkerton said 17 Actress Balin '^ 9 Vines patched up as promptly as possible to­ gO AK center sapphire, center diamond ring $3.15 A T E 0 R S A A T 1 P day. If neither of you makes amends, It the Upjohn attorney’s argument that the sludge pile was allowed 18 Cuts 10 Greek region 2 side diamonds $295 11 Senseless w A R M A P T M 0 N A could spoil your evening. Is there ro­ as long as it didn’t expand horizontally, but only grew taller was 20 Wriggly fish Llt V IT H BE $.120 19 Make a S H 0 E B S A E N 0 S mance In your future? To find out what's “ridiculous.” 21 One (Gar.) garment In store for you, get your Astro-Qraph . A N A T T i T l>P& predictions for the coming year. Mall $1 22 Biblical prophet 23 Roof edges 35 Dryness 47 Horn rric poem I * 25 Large quantity to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, Southern Connecticut gets grant CONVINCED! 24 Bears (Lat.) 36 Pool-shooter's 49 Release 26 Author Fleming 26 Island of the need P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- Aegean 52 Promises 3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. Th a v s s 8-/a> NEW HAVEN — Southern Connecticut State University plans in 28 Poland's Lech 37 Ever (poet.) Jewelers Sirtce 1885 27 Away (prof.) 42 Month (Sp.) 53 Part of eye VIRGO (Aug. 2 3 -8 *p l. 32) You might be to develop a program to help its students who have learning 29 Bewildered Downtown Manchester BRISTOL FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN MILFORD 43 Wooden tub 55 Employs a trifle temperamental today, and may disabilities, the school has announced. 31 Brilliant fish 30 Drive out 45 Hoopster overreact to little things that usually WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli The state Department of Higher Education has awarded NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY LINCOLN, f 56 Virginia willow 33 — populi 32 Shaped with an groups don't disturb you. Try to keep your Southern a $30,000 grant to hire one full-time and one part-time ■ MtcAMla Criarge/Mutar Card/Vlia/Amarican Expraia ax 34 Clock dial 46 Grassy plain 59 Greek latter perspective. learning disability specialist in the fall. Southern will provide LIBRA (Bapt. 23-Oct. 23) Before get In­ A N D I CERTWINL-V HAVE 38 Shoe part 6 e 7 8 1 10 11 volved in social activities today, set your A MORE DiSCRI/lAlhiATINQ $52,750 toward the program. 39 Sixth sense In a statement describing the program released this week. 13 i spending limits. Without a figure in BALATE. (abbr.) mind, you could go overboard. Southern said it would be the first in the Connecticut State 40 Not false SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) For the University system to develop such a program. 1 MONTRIAL* 41 Squanders sake of everyone concerned, it's best A learning disabled student is a person who has an average or -3|k a iitti* bn 44 Noun suffix 20 ” that you assume control of the family above-average I.Q., but who also experiences a gap between purse today. You'll know how to get val­ 1:7 about Nova Scotia 45 Toss ue for what you spend; the others may what he has the potential to learn and what he actually achieves. Just extra delightful in the fall. 48 Clamorous not. Suzanne Tucker, coordinator of SCSU’s disabled student HARTFOAO_ Highwsv Sunny, warm days. Cool, comfor­ L OosItxi-BBrttend 104 mMM so Badly 8 AGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D*c. 21) Later services, said between 35 and 45 students will benefit from the NCWYOBK • H«rt1or(t-norii«nd lS4mM** ■ P W a table nights. Seaside and country­ 51 Egg (comb, in the day, there's a possibility you program. Monlr*Bl-nertt«(>dMm Vorfe-Berttond lISmMt*2M mMM side Old customs and modern form) might confront frustrating develop­ comforts. Beautiful foliage. ments. If they perturb you, keep your ^VAUJ 54 Feeling of Daily Ylf Friendly people. emotions in check. weariness CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 19) Finan­ ^ Round-IVip 57 Liberian natives cial trends are likely to be mixed for you Anything SCOTIA 58 Tender today. However, If you consistently do can Starting Monday in S ailings PRINCE A little bit 60 Experiment 45 46 some prudent Juggling, you will remain Brulge happen in B«twM n Portland, Main# in the black. The Manchester Heraid 61 Last queen of T« and Yaimouth, Nova Scotia about Scotia Prince 50 61 62 63 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. IB) You will Cruise your car to Spain enjoy the results If you go along with the Save over 8(X) miles Modern shipboard activities day 62 Ridicule 67 58 6 ^ majority today instead of trying to get The three The key to success lies in the care SNAFU of driving — each way! and night. Great food, live lobsters 63 Words of under­ your friends to rearrange their itinerar­ NORTH M t-M declarer takes of his precious spot- a crazy and cafeteria. Dancing and liveenter- cards in the diamond suit. Forhis nrst tainment. Casino, shopping, Bingo, standing (2 61 62 ies to suit yours. ♦ Q « holds the key new comic SNAFU^“ by Bruce Beattie PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You'll be Y J 9 2 trip to dummy, he should play the dia­ Nova Scotia movies and air-conditioned cabins. wds.) 64 66 successful In achieving your objectives ♦ KQ42 mond seven from his hand. Hien, after by Bruce A unique 64 Turf today because you'll make the extra ef­ ♦ 6S43 By Jame* Jacoby the successful club finesse, he can next Beattie. 65 Mountain in vacation value in September 16 fort required. You’ll also overcome self­ WEST EAST lead the diamond nine. Later, when he . Thessaly (c)19Be by NEA. Inc doubts. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 16. 1986 - 9 IS./WorU In Brief SPORTS No survivors In plane crash TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Fifty-four people, including 49 military men and five civilians, died in the crash of a Honduran AL roundup air force transport plane in Jungle-covered mountains, a military source said today. “ There were no survivors,” said the source, referring to Thursday’s crash of the Hercules C-130. Thesource, who insisted on anonymity pending release of official information, commented after a helicopter pilot on a joint U.S.-Honduran search mission radioed that he had found the crashed transport and that there was no sign of life. Red Sox, Clemens turn aside Detroit The source said he had no other details for the moment. By The Associated Press third on the play and scored the The aircraft lost radio contact shortly after it took off at about Easier singled home two runs and pinch- hitter Ben Oglivie drew a go-ahead run on a wild pitch. walk off loser Bill Dawley. 0-5. 12; 30 p.m. Thursday from a military air base at Mocoron, near BOSTON — Light-hitting Ed Pagliarulo followed with a to Jim Rice singled, scoring Bar­ Schmidt relieved and gave up a the border with Nicaragua, and crashed in eastern Honduras Romero triggered an eight-run give the Yankees a 5-1 lead. rett. Then, with two outs and Rice run-scoring single to Molitor. who north of the Nicaraguan border. fifth inning with a walk and capped on second. Bill Buckner was went second on the throw as Moore Fifteen U.S. and Honduran light spotter planes and helicopters the rally with his first homer in walked intentionally. Tony Armas Indians 3, Orioles 2 took third. took part in the search. nearly two years as the Boston Red spoiled the strategy with an RBI With Robin Yount at bat, Sox rolled to ah 8-5 decision over single. At Cleveland. Mel Hall and Cory Snyder hit consecutive run-scoring Schmidt unloaded a wild pitch as the Detroit Tigers Friday night for Campbell replaced Terrell and MARY THURSTON JIM NICHOLS singles off Baltimore relief ace Moore scored. Molitor also tried to Baxley declared winner In Alabama JASON MANSUR SUE CARINGER Roger Clemens’ 18th victory. was greeted by Rich Gedman’s . “everything dirty" Don Aase in the bottom of the score on the play, but was tagged never saw smiles Leningrad serves state . . wants to return Blanked on two hits, both singles run-scoring double. Romero fol­ out. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — A state*I>gniocratic Party subcommit­ eighth inning to lift the Cleveland by Bill Buckner, for four innings, lowed with a three-run shot into the tee today unanimously declared that Lt. Gov. Bill Baxley is the Indians to a 3-2 victory over the Reliever Dan Plesac, 8-6. was the Red Sox jumped on starter left-field screen for his first homer party’s nominee for governor, ruling that Attorney General Orioles Friday night. the winner The White Sox scored Walt Terrell. 10-9. and reliever Bill since Sept. 15. 1984 when he was Charlie Graddick won a primary runoff by using illegal votes. The Indians, who had lost four all of their runs on solo home runs MHS Soviet trip a study in contrasts Camflbell for their biggest inning with Milwaukee. by George Foster. Daryl Boston The subcommittee’s ruling said, "Bill Baxley received the straight, trailed 2-1 entering the of the season. Clemens’ six strikeouts raised and Ron Hassey. bottom of the eighth. But Julio majorijy of the legally cast votes in the June 24 runoff.” Continued from page 1 Clemens, who had failed in three his American League-leading total Foster, rclca.spd hv the New Some of the students said they said. “ That threw a lot of the kids buildings and food as examples of Franco hit a one-out single and Baxley had challenged the attorney general’ s 8,756-vote lead in previous tries for his 18th victory, to 180 York Mets last week and signed by saw too much public consumption off.” this uniformity. struggled for his first triumph pinch-runner Otis Nixon stole their June 24 runoff, contending that the margin was built only cigarettes, oi^^ take American the White Sox earlier in the day, of alcohol, possibly as the result of Mansur said that brushing teeth The students said the informa­ since July 25. second before Aase. 5-4. relieved with the help of illegal Republican crossover votes that Graddick dollars. homered in the fourth inning and the Russian work ethic. was out of the question. After a tion they received on the Cher­ Yankees 7, Royals 4 Rich Bordi and walked Andre openly solicited. The right-hander, who has lost also singled in the sixth in his “ Everyone works in some ca­ showeri he said “ your hair kind of nobyl incident was slanted. They four games after a 14-0 start, Thronton with two outs. THE VISITORS SAID they no At Kansas City. Mike Easier and American League debut. / pacity.” Armstrong said. ' smelled like a swamp.” said they heard various reports on allowed 10 hits in 7 2-3 innings, Hall lined a single, to right, ticed a backwardness to the Mike Pagliarulo drove in two runs The homer was his 14th of the One woman. Armstrong said, He said that Leningrad was the casualties, adding that the tour including a two-run homer by each in a four-run fourth inning scoring Nixon with the tying run. Tropical storm forms off coast country, a feeling that life was a bit season and the 348th of his career handed six sheets of toilet paper to much looser as far as bartering guides refused to answerquestions Darrell Evans. He struck out six and Dave Righetti picked up his and Snyder followed with a line behind the times. “ The standard of and led to a standing-ovation MIAMI — Tropical Storm Charley swirled to life Friday off those who entered the hotel res­ with the street children, and it about the situation. and walked two. Joe Sambito 28th save to lead the New York single to center to send home living is not like ours” Mansur curtain call. The drive of some 390 South Carolina with winds up to 50 mph, becoming the third trooms. “ That’s all she did,” looked more old and European. Nichols, who went to Italy and relieved in the eighth after CiTet Carmen Castillo with the go-ahead said. Yankees to a 7-4 win over the feel was three rows deep in the named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season. Armstrong said. Armstrong said that Leningrad France with an MHS group last Lemon’s two-run single and got the Friday night. run. Armstrong agreed, saying that lower seals in Icfi-ccnior The National Hurricane Center said the storm posed no The students agreed that Lenin­ was more westernized than the two summer, said that the countries final four outs for his 11th save. Righetti came on with the tying Frank Wills. l-I. pitched one- he came to that conclusion one day immediate threat to land, but warned small craft along the grad was the nicest of the two cities cities. are worlds apart. He liked Russia Detroit took a I-O lead in the fifth run on third and two out in the third of an inning, his first as an Blue Jays 6, Rangers 1 as he watched women cultivate a but still had its problems. One was better because it was less as Lou Whitaker doubled with two seventh and shut out the Royals the Indian. Ernie Camacho pitched a Carolina coasts south of Cape Lookout, N.C., to stay in port. field. “ It would take a bulldozer 10 At Toronto. George Bell hit a the water. Specifically, they said, “EVERYTHING LOOKS the commercialized. out. stole third and scored on Alan re.sl of the way a.® the Yankees won scoreless ninth for his I7th save, The storm was about 140 miles southeast of Charleston, S.C., to 15 minutes to do the work," he Iwo-run homer and Cliff John.son it couldn’t be consumed. same.” said Susan Caringer. soon . Trantmell’s single.- However, the their fourth straight game. wrapping up a combined five- with top winds estimated at 45 to 50 mph, the center said. It said said. It took the women three All the students agreed with added a solo blast, leading the AP photo “ When you take a shower you to be a junior at MHS. She . Red Sox bounced right back for Rookie Doug Drabek. 3-5. scat­ hitler for the Indians. conditions were favorable for the storm to strengthen. straight days, he said. Armstrong’s observation that “ If Toronto Blue Jays to a 6-1 victory can smell the water," Armstrong mentioned the people’s clothing. - their third victory in a row. tered five hits and allowed one run .Detroit second baseman Lou Whitaker fires to first to you give a Russian the chance to Brewers 4, White Sox 3 over the Texas Rangers Friday change places (with an Ameri­ Romero, hitting just .215, began over the first six innings for the night in a game delayed one hour complete a second-inning double play as Boston’s Bill Doctor’s lawyer defends shipment can). he’d ^ange places in a the Boston fifth with a wi.lk and win. Brian Fisher came on in the At Chicago, Paul Molilor singled and two minutes by rain. Buckner tries to take him out at second base Friday night raced to third on a single by Wade second.” seventh and gave up a three-run in the tying run in the ninth inning Right-hander Joe Johnson gave at Fenway Park. The Red Sox won, 8-5. PHILADELPHIA — The lawyer for a doctor who shipped July 4 panel looks for help Overall, the students said that Boggs who took .second on the homer to George Brett, his 12th of and pinch-runner Charlie Moore up five hits, struck out five and ' throw. the year. human heads to Denver insisted Friday therewas nothingillegal they enjoyed themselves most raced home with the winning run walked two over seven innings to l.o.scr Ed Correa. 7-10. had The Red Sox then got a break rea was relieved by right-hander about it, while police in Colorado said the heads never arrived at when they were allowed to stray The Yankees broke a 1-1 tie in the on a wild pitch by Dave Schmidt to gain his second win against one allowed only three hits before Bv Alex GIrelll celebration, mostly volunteers to taken over by some organization ; When Marty Barrett got a gift RBI Dale Mohorcir. who set an Ameri­ their destination. from the strict tour package to fourth. Singles bvTDon Mattingly lead the Milwaukee Brewers to a loss since coming to Toronto from Johnson hit his l.3lh homer of the Associate Editor collect contributions at the site with more manpower, but they ■ single when first base umpire can League record by making his "The heads aren’t here. Somewhere en route, they must’ve mingle and watch the citizens and Dan Pasqua sandwiched 4-3 victory over the Chicago While' the on July 6 John season, into the left-field from tho.se who attend. want the committee to remain in ruled that Terrell, covering first on around a walk to Dave Winfield Sox Friday night. ninth consecutive appearance. The been detected. Those body parts are not here,” said Denver closer. Cerutti and Mark Eichorn pitched bleachers to give the Bliie Jays a previous AL r<‘cord of eight was^et The Independence Day Celebra­ place for at least one more year a grounder to the right side, mis.sed loaded the bases with none out With one out in the ninth. Jim police Detective Dave Pontarelli. Richard Carter, committee the last two innings, with Eichorn 3-1 lead in the sixth by Bennett Flowers of the Boston tion Committee is looking for an and work in parallel with any new tagging the bag. Boggs went to against Scott Bankhead. 6-6. Gantner singled and one out later. United Parcel Service employees in Louisvilie, Ky , treasurer, said the budget for this “ We weren’t prepared enough,” picking up his sixth save After Ernie Whitt singled Cor­ Red Sox in 19.53 organization to take over the group that assumes responsibity. year’s celebration was $19,000. but said Thurston. discovered the heads July 24 when they opened a leaking package town’s annual Fourth of July Agostinelli said that in the three only about $2,000 of the money Despite the fact that free time they thought contained aerosol cans, according to Dr. Richard celebration or at least to supply years of celebrations, the commit­ NL roundup came from contributions made on only amounted to a few hours some Greathouse, coroner in Jefferson County, Ky. some help in ninning the event. tee has worked out almost all the July 4 on the campus of Manches­ nights, all said they would go back The heads were packed in plastic bags, he said, adding that the problems. He said everything Committee Chairman Nathan ter Community College where the in a second. They may get the workers resealed the packages and sent them toward the except on-site contributions works Agostinelli said Friday the fir.st festivities took place. Advance chance, if Armstrong has his way. Colorado address without informing Authorities. well. step will be to discuss the matter contributions and sale of items “ I would like to make this a Police and District Attorney Ron Castille said the heads were He said that Independence Day with the Greater Manchester made up the difference, he said. yearly experience.” he said. Cardinals score three times in the 10th to upenefMets is one of the more active holidays shipped by Dr. Martin Spector, who told police he had been Chamber of Commerce, which has Carter said about 25.000 people and many people go on trips, shipping body parts for 15 years. been helping since 1984. when the attended the event and more of making it difficult for any organi­ . Bv The Associated Press up just one run on five hits in seven Pirates 3-2 to split Friday night's Spector, 70, has not been charged with any crime, said his townwide celebration, culminated liever Barry Jones in the seventh, Solo, 5-10. gave up five hits in six solo homer and drove in another them would contribute if there innings in his best outing since he doubleheader. attorney, Edward T. Feierstein. zation to commit manpower. EMERGENCY went to third on a grounder and innings to win for only the second run .with a groundoul as the by a fireworks display, was were more people to collect Fire — Police — Medical NEW- YORK - Rookie John two-hit Atlanta on July 11. In the opener, Sid Bream’s revived. Agostinelli said most of the work scored on Ron Roenicke’s pinch-hil lime since coming off the disabled Houston A.stros posted a 3-0 victory donations. has been done by about a dozen Morris singled home two runs to The Cardinals scored their run in sacrifice fly with one out in the fop sacrifice fly. break a lOth-inning tie and made a list July 17 after a shoulder injury. over the Atlanta Braves Friday Beaten drug agent leeling chipper’ The major problem. Agostinelli Agostinelli said most members people. He said there is great deal DIAL 911 the first inning. Ozzie Smith of the ninth scored Barry Bonds Cecilio Guanie 5-2. who gave up . Rob Murphy allowed two hits ttic night. said, is to get volunteers for the of the Independence Day Commit­ to do on the day before the holiday In Manchester potential run-saving catch in the singled with one out and scored with the winning run as Pirates one hit in three innings while seventh inning, leading the St. la.st three innings for his first TUCSON, Ariz. — A federal drug agent reportedly tortured by various jobs connected with the tee would like to see the event and day after Independence Day. from first on a double down the nipped the Phillies 6-5. striking out five, was the winner of major-league save Knepper, 15-8, struck out five Louis Cardinals to a 4-2 victory Mexican police was examined by doctors Friday amid tight third-base line by Tommy Herr. Maddux. 1-5. recalled on July 3 the first game, while Don Robinson Dravecky. trying for just his and walked two en route to the over the New York Mets Friday security, a government official said. for the second time this season earned his eighth save. Dan second victory since June 30, was shutcut that gave him the major- night. Victor Cortez, 34, was “ feeling pretty chipper” after the exam, ■OPEN MONDAY NIGHTj Expos 5, Cubs 2 from Class AAA Portand of the Scha’tzeder, 3-4. took the loss. in trouble from the start Barry league lead His 15lh victory lied Morris hit the single with two out said Terrence Burke, a special agent with the Drug Enforcement At Montreal. Tim Wallach hit a Pacific Coast League, had not Larkin led off the Reds’ first with him with the Dodgers’ Obituaries and the bases loaded off reliever made it past the sixth inning in his Administration in Phoenix. Iwo-run homer and Vance Law had his first major-league hit and was Fernando Valenzuela for the Na­ Jesse Orosco. 4-5. and a third run previous seven starts. Steve Bed- Rras 7, Padres 2 tional League lend and his eight Burke refused to discuss results of the examination performed three hits, including a pair of safe at second on a fielder’s choice scored on the play on a throwing rosian got the final four outs for his /a i Cincinnati Buddy Bell drove complete games rank him third. at an undisclosed location, but said a report was being sent to doubles, as the Montreal Expos on Kurt Stillwell’s grounder Bell Jules E. Filiere DIAMONDS error by Mets right fielder Darryl 15th save. iiTvfour runs with a pair of homers defeated the Chicago Cubs .5-2 then lined a 1-1 pileh over the left Washington. Strawberry. Houston broke a scoreless tie Friday in the first game of a Jim Winn. 2-5. allowed two runs Eridav night as Mario Solo and the field wall for his loth homer. DEA chief John Lawn said in Washington that was “ stripped, Jules E. Filiere. 96. of 16 Left-hander Pat Perry, 2-2. with two runs In the fourth inning. doubleheader. and six hits in six innings and was Cinciftnati Reds beat the San Diego Parker led off the third with his bound, beaten and prodded with a cattle prod.” Preliminary Dartmouth Road, husband of worked one inning in relief of the loser. Walling, who had three hits, led off LOOK AT THESE SPECIAL BECKER PRICES Dennis Martinez, 2-4, allowed Padres 7-2 in the first game of a 24lh homer and his fir.st sinee July results from the m edical exam ination showed he had a contusion Annette (Choquette) Filiere, died starter Bob Forsch for the victory, with his lOlh homer, over the right five hits in five innings for the Pittsburgh took a 1-0 lead in the doubleheader. 26 Bell lined another homer to left on his right shoulder and multiple lacerations on both legs, Lai^^h Friday in a local convalescent and Todd Worrell pitched the first on a sacrifice fly by Johnny field fence. Glenn Davis then home. Carat Seeker's Mia. Mo. victory. Andy McGaffigan pitched Bell extended his hitting streak two pitches later for the 11th said. bottom of the 10th for his 26th save Ray, but the Phillies tied it in the singled, went to third when Kevin He was born in France and was a Weight Price Payment the final four innings for his first to 12 games with a three-run homer two-homer game of his career Mexican authorities denied that Cortez had been tortured. despite giving up a run-scoring bottom of the first on Von Hayes’ in the first inning off Dave Bass was safe on second baseman resident of Manchester most of his save since 1984. Graig Nettles’ saerifire fly and Attorney General Edwin Meese III called the incident “ a most double to Mookie Wilson. run-scoring single It Hayes’ 25th Dravecky. 8-10. Glenn Hubbard’s error and scored life. Before he retired he was Steve Trout. 5-6. was reached for Terry Kennedy’s double knocked $530. •25. Ozzie Smith started the winning RBI in his last 27 games. Bell and Dave Parker hit consec­ on Craig Reynolds’ single. serious and very disturbing occurrence.” employed for ,30 years by Pratt & .53 €t. Round 11 hits and all five Montreal runs in in the Padres' runs in the fourth It rally with a walk and was forced at Philadelphia look a 2-1 lead in utive solo homers in the third for a Whitney. He was a member of $812. •34. six innings. was Kennedv’.s first RBIsinee Julv The Astros scored their third run .60 Ct. Oval second by Tommy Herr, One out the third when Gary Redus hit a 5-0 lead. Tony Perez, who an­ Knights of Columbus. Campbell Montreal scored twice in the first 12 in the fifth when Bill Doran later. Terry Pendelton walked and one-ouf single, stole second, look nounced his retirement this week, Gramm-Rudman showdown looms Council 57.3 .72 Ct. 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P e a r $1918. •80. last month and used as a defensive Ron Cey hit his I Ith homer to pull Glenn Wilson doubled off re­ nati’? final two runs. the season and Dennv Walling hit a three runs, two earned, on five hits. government solvent until September. 9:15 a m at the John F. Tierney replacement in this game, fol­ Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., $1788. •75. . Chicago within a run in the second, Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, and other sponsors of the 1.02 Ct. M arqu ise lowed with a line single to right, with a ma.ss of Christian burial at but Montreal broke open the game Gramm-Rudman act reaffirmed plans to use the stopgap debt scoring Herr and Pendleton. Lan­ 10 a.m. St. James Church. Burial' 1.19 Ct. Round $2795. •117. with three runs and five hits in the increase — which must be passed before lawmakers leave town drum scored when Strawberry’s fourth. will be in St. James Cemetery. 1.28 Ct. P e a r $2275. •95. , throw bounced past catcher Gary Orioles take aim at division title — to win final passage of an amendment restoring automatic Andre Dawson singled and There are no calling hours. : Carter and went to the backstop. spending cuts to the law. scored on Wallach’s 18th homer. Memorial donations may be 1.70 Ct. M arqu ise $3315. •138. The Mets. blanked on just three But Senate opponents geared up for a filibuster, a threat of Law doubled and scored on Tom By Gordon Beard the end of the season. Weaver does made to the St. James School I hits through six innings, scored in endless debate to force the sponsors to back down. Nieto's single. The Associated Press not hope to win during the stretch: Foundation. P.O. Box 254. 2.07 Ct. Round ^0338. — : the seventh to tie it 1-1 against St. And House Democratic leaders, strongly opposed to The Cubs scored in the eighth on he experts it. Manchester. ) Louis starter Bob Forsch. who Gramm-Rudman, worked to secure enough votes to beat back when Ryne Sandberg singled, stole BALTIMORE — Things are The Orioles, though prone to 2.00 Ct. Round $7150. — ' allowed seven hits in eight innings. second, went to third on catcher going pretty much the way the yo-yo streaks this season, seem to the amendment should the Senate pass it and send it with the debt In Memoriam After Morris’ catch robbed How- bill back to the House. 3.00 Ct. Pear $6500. — Nieto’s throwing error and came Earl of Baltimore predicted. be heading in the right direction. r ard Johnson of an extra-base hit They went 1,3-6 after the All-Star “ We hope we don’t get to that,” said House Speaker Thomas P, SUBJECT TO APPROVED CREDIT home on a groundnut. That’s pretty unusual in a division In loving memory of wife, mother, I for the second out. the next batter. where anything seems possible break and picked up 7'A games on O’Neill Jr., D-Mass. Rafael Santana, got the first grandmother and great grand­ Pirates 6-2, Phillies 5-3 this season. Boston, narrowing the deficit \o2 and scored the tying run when Lee At Philadelphia, rookie Mike of major league managers, has his without first baseman Eddie Mur­ Mazzilli. pinch-hitting for pitcher Maddux allowed six hits in 7 2-3 Orioles smack in the middle of the ray. who was on the disabled list. Time has a way of passing by, WEDDING BANDS : Sid Fernandez, singled. innings to win his first major- "banana bunch.” as he calls the “ Win tonight, and see who you but the memory of you lingers on. This isn't ju«t a Mlaction. This is EVERY Fernandez, who has lost two of league game as the Philadelphia American League East. gain on.” is Weaver’s approach Figures hurt tax overhaul In our hearts you will always stay, GOLD and GOLD DIAMOND Wadding Band j.his previous three decisions, gave Phillies defeated the Pittsburgh With everyone .but Milwaukee “ You can’t lose ground that way” loved and remembered everyday. from the leading wadding ring company. playing above ,500. and the Weaver has already spent the Continued from page 1 Fixing the individual problem Husband, Son, Daughter-in-law, THEIR REPRESENTATIVE will ba hors to division-leading Red Sox given to sea.son figuring out how to win would be no problem. Packwood Grandchildren show you ths classics, ths dainty, tha mod* late-season swoons. Weaver knows despite losing some key players. meetings — gave it to Rosten- said, but “ there is no way my Murray, relief ace Don Aase and am and ths nswsst of tha nawl Hundrsds of his Birds have as good a chance as kowski. It would have called fora fellows are going up again on The Weekend anyone to win, ’ ’ Fred Lynn, among others, have $124 billion tax increase on corpo­ business.” stylos to choose from — and on# just psrfsct I True, the Orioles have been been on the disabled list. rations and a $124 billion cut for Packwood proposed that the two The Civil War began April 12. for ths both of you. erratic all year. Mike Young, who hit 28 homers individuals: it would not have ^ides approve the bill now and 1861. as Confederate forces fired on All of this PLUS our BECKER'S SAVINGS Television and radio highlights True, at least one player has last year, and Floyd Rayford, the affected the deficit. agree to makeuptheshortagenext Fort Sumter in South Carolina. been on the disabled list every day team’s batting leader of 1985. were month. He went so far as to have c.*sss. this season. as.iigned to Rochester of the Then, Packwood said. David Treasury Secretary Jarhes A. TODAY True, pitching has been International League last month, 1 p.m. Tennis; Canadian Open, ESPN Brockway, director of the highly Baker III call the president and WE DELIVER ' 1, inconsistent. as was Alan Wiggins. regarded staff of the Joint Com­ extract an agreement that Reagan 1 p.m. — Red So.x vs. Tigers, WTIC Is Weaver worried? “ When you reach a point where It you haven't received your mittee on Taxation, told the two “ won’t be chewing on us” for 2:15 p.m. — Yankees vs. Royals, Channels 22, 30, W PO P Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.m. He won’t be. provided the Orioles you’re not winning enough, spin­ chairmen that new calculations writing a bill that is not revenue- weekdays or B a m. Saturdays, 2:20 — Mets vs. Cardinals, SportsChanjiel, WKHT get can through the next few weeks ning your wheels, and not catching showed the $124 billion proposal neutral. please call your carrier. If you’re A. Geats 'S7A. F. G&mtm *4M. 2:30 p.m. — World Swimming and Diving Championships, in decent shape. anybody, it’s time to do some­ would worsen the deficit by $17 Reagan agreed, Packwood said. unable to reach your carrier, call Ladles *3«S. B. *M3. D. 'S M . E. 'I M S . Channel 3 “ I must have said a thousand thing.” Weaver said. “ We kept AP photo billion. It would have cut individ­ But Rostenkowsl^i said “ he cannot subscriber service. 647-9946. by nirrrilan.: '|.«4 W n l 4 p.m. — International Golf, Channel 3 times in spring training that fiveof counting on Rayford and Young to ual taxes by $131 billion and get the package through his 6:30 p m weekdays or 10 a m. r".** ••amp, len onto Park Rd.. tight onir 4:30 p.m, — Boxing; Medrick Taylor vs. Howard Davis, us were going off at even money.” do what they did last year. You Baltimore manager Earl Weaver has a troubled look on Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. Soath Main St., left onto Farmington Avf. Tarn left onto boosted the corpwrate burden by conferees with the shortfall, even if ,t.aSalle Rd. Recker’t Jeweler* I* on the right. ^ Chanenis 8, 40 Weaver said. “ But Cleveland is not don’t give up on players who have his face as he watches his team during recent American we say we are going tomake it up.” produced, but we had two bats in $114 billion. 5 p.m. — Travers Stakes, ESPN as long a shot as we thought, and League game. Weaver and the Orioles hopeto overcome 5 p.m. — LPG A Nestle World Championship, Channel 30 Milwaukee is hanging tough. the lineup not. producing” 8 p.m. — Giants vs. Packers, Channel 11 ” We just don’t want toget behind One who has produced is Jim the East-division leading Red Sox. Where Rae Traber. recalled from Rochester DRIVEWAY SEALING 9 p.m. — Cowboys vs. Raiders, Channels 22, 30 loo many teams.” he said. "W e Candidate won’t primary Qaolhy Jewelry It want to know who we’re rooting when Murray was sidelined with a tu-adache and lo.sl his job to Lou Weaver though, is not con­ - Quality Work for Lets - pulled hamstring. In his first 20 Gehrig for the next 14 years cerned about the last month. In Net Ixpeathre I SUNDAY for. I ’d like to cut it flosses) to Continued from page 1 asked Sat kowski. one of 22 deputies three or four games by the end of games, the rookie batted .373 with But now. the Orioles are looking Birdland. two things are constants 12:30 p.m. — NASCAR Spark Plug 400, ESPN in the county, to run for the • Over 12 years experience August. That’s not too much to ask eight homers and 22 RBI for Murray to lead them as he has — Ripken will play every inning of Garafolo, an 11-year veteran of position. 1 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Tigers, Channels 30. 38, WTIC for.” “Traber put up Eddie-type done so many times in the past every game at shortstop, and the the Tolland County sheriff’s office, Calling for “ party unify.” Gara­ • Insured Fine Jewelers and Goldsmiths 1:05 p.m. — Mets vs. Cardinals (2), Channel 9, WKHT And. if the Orioles do that, it numbers when they were needed.” “ With Eddie back, we have big Orioles will play well in the stretch. said that he was fired when folo said that he.plans to back • Free estimates 2:30 p.m. — Yankees vs. Royals, Channel 11, W POP might not be too much to expect said shortstop Cal Ripken “ It’s an guns in the lineup” catcher Rick And. if his team is in the race Francis Curnan. the current she­ Satkowski. “ I ’ll support him.” he 65 LaSaUe Rd. e West Hartford e 521*3202 3 p.m. — World Swimming and Diving Championships, Weaver to keep them close in the awful tall order to fill Eddie’s Dempsey said. “ He could carry us going into Septem.ber. Weaver riff learned Garafolo intended to said. “ I just wished him luck HOURS: OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30-5:15; THURSDAY EVENING TIL 8:15 IChannel 3 final month. shoes, even for a little while. ” the rest of the way ’ ’ knows — or thinks he’does — what oppose him in the November yesterday.” by BRETT JONES Major CrtJil C otit A cctplti oaJ Conremitnl Chmrit Plons AroiloUt Or Loy-o-Way That Sftciat G ill Toiay. Mail O ritn Im ilai 4 p.m. — LPG A Nestle World Championship, Channel 30 In more than 15 y-ars of Traber’s success even had team­ It does not figure to be easy. The will happen again this year. election Cuman has since de­ Neither Curnan nor Satkowski 4 p.m. — International Golf, Channel 3 managing the Orioles. Weaver’s mates calling Murray “ Wally Orioles are only 20-27 against the “ We’ll get our act together and clined to seek re-election. could be reached for comment 643-1699 10 p.m. — Boxing; Mike Tyson vs. Jose Ribalta, HBO teams have a cumulative .624 Pipp.” the Yankee first baseman AL East teams they face during win 20 out of 30 somewhere along According to Garafolo Cuman Friday night. winning percentage from Scot. 1 to who sat .out a game because of a the final four weeks. the way.” he said. “ We will, too.” 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 16. 1986 MANCH ES TER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 16. 1986— II SCOREBOARD Moses sets fast pace By Kevin Costello Imoh of Nigeria won the men’s the United States won with a time Brewers 4. White Sox 3 Rosmusn NY 140 96 61 100 12 3 3.54 The Associated Press 100-meter dash with a time of 10 of 10.93. Running a strong race. Henke Tor 63 43 27 83 7 3 3.57 seconds flat. 18 6 4 Ashford pulled ahead of the pack at B aseb all TewksbrvNY 93111 X 3.S9 B ER LIN — Edwin Moses of ftie Imoh. who finished second in the MILWAUKEE CHICAGO CYoung Oak 126116 41 75 9 7 3.64 about the 50-meter point. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Block kon 87 80 31 52 4 7 3.7V United States ran the year's fastest 100 meters at the international Merlene Ottey-Page of Jamaica Molltor3b 5 0 11 Boston cf 3 12 1 MYoung Sea 84 86 39 66 7 5 3.74 400-meter men’s hurdles Friday, track meet Wednesday night in Seaver Bsn 134131 44 73 610 was second in 11.07. while Jeanette Yount cf 4 0 10 Hulett3b 4 0 10 3.76 reeling off a time of 47.53 seconds Zurich. Switzerland, easily over­ American League atandinga Cooper 1b 4 0 10 Baines rf 4 0 0 0 Boyd Bsn 144145 X 8011 8 380 Bolden of the United States fin­ GThmsdh 4 110 Foster If 4 12 1 Atherton Min 80 80 41 56 5 5 3.82 at a Grand Prix track meet in powered Marian Woronin of Po­ ished third in nil. Riles ss 4 0 0 0 Cangels If 0 0 0 0 Fisher NY 77 75 X 52 7 5 3.M Berlin's Olympic Stadium. land. the European record holder, Braggs If 4 0 2 1 Hough Tex 140114 54 84 9 7 3.87 Morocco’s Said Aouita missed E ist Carl Lewis of the United States year. Milwaukee 57 58 .496 n Totals 33 4 9 3 Totals 33 3 8 3 TEAM BATTING West Division AB R H HR RBI Pel Dia Ba of Senegal and David did not compete because of a knee Spain’s Jose Gonzales was se­ New York 3934 565 1033 111 529 .263 Californio 62 52 .544 — Milwaukee OOO 011 002— 4 Patrick of the United States. The injury that will sideline him for the cond in the mile, while Ireland’s Texos 61 Chicago no lOO 000— 3 San Francisco 3920 508 1011 81 464 .258 55 .526 2 Montreal 3794 473 975 93 447 .257! Senegalese runner was clocked in rest of the season. Frank O’Mara was third. Chicago 51 63 .447 n (Same Winning RBI — None. 48.07. while Patrick ran in 48.83. Oakland 52 65 .444 n>/2 DP— Chicago 1. LOB— Milwaukee 6, Son Diego 3842 443 982 100 424 .256 Also missing from Friday In the women’s 100-meter hur­ Minnesota 51 64 Chicago 6. 2B— GThomas. 3B— Chicago 3899 494 996 111 463 .255 The international competition night's competition was Ben John­ .443 11'/} Atlanta 3833 461 970 107 431 .253 dles. Bulgaria’s Jordanka Don- Kansas City 51 65 .440 12 Monning. HR— Boston (3), Hgssev (7), here was being held in honor of son of Canada, the winner in Seattle 49 68 .419 14'/} Foster (1). SB— Manning (4). SF^^erone, LosAngeles 3864 456 975 92 428 .252 kova missed a world record by only Houston 3836 454 962 89 425 .251 Jesse Owens, the American athlete Wednesday's 100 meters in Zurich. LattOaniMNotlncluilMl AP photo 1-lOOth of a second when she ran Frktov'f Oanws IP H R ER Pittsburgh 3807 478 950 83 443 .250 who won four gold medals at the Johnson is suffering from a cold the distance in 12.37 seconds. The BostonS, DetroltS Milwaukee Philadelphia 3847 522 957 108 495 .249 Cincinnati 3871 470 952 89 430 .246 U.S. hurdler Edwin Moses stretches out 1936 Olympics in the same and has returned home. world record of 12.36 was set by Clevelon

Weddings Editor’s note; This column is wiring and a new heating system. support; Lynch Motors Inc. and shelter and Sheplimi’ r"' Engagements and blessing on you all. Rachel and all the nurses, to Ann prepared by the staff of the A ceiling is in. walls and new the Southern New England Tele­ Donors to the shelter in the past Manchester Area Conference of Tramantano who foe the seventh windows are in place and every­ phone Co. To John DeQuattro for months include Nathan Agosti- W E'RE STILL PU LLIN G to­ Churches. and last year (we’ll miss you. Ann) thing is painted bright white. Even continuing financial backing, and nelli. Lynn Smith. Barbara Baker. gether odds and ends of the the required handicapped ramp is organized the daily feeding of to the Rotary Club of Manchester Marge Soule. Rich Brennan. John Interfaith Day Camp even though almost a hundred campers, coun­ in place. and the Exchange Club of South Staton. Mary Beth Camp. Joan the last freckle-faced camper has By Nancy Carr selors and staff and to our MACC As soon as the remaining electri­ Windsor for their most welcome Schiller. Charles Croneim, Mrs. been hugged and the last reluctant D irector cal work is done and the flooring churches who each year sign on to contributions. Thanks also for the Tabol. Mark and Marcia Green. goodbyes shouted back and forth provide a day’s food and women to Installed along with a few plumb­ many gifts from individual do­ Lois Warrender. Hayden Griswold as the bus pulled away Friday After years of operating the prepare and serve it: Concordia ing odds and ends, we’ll pour the nors: Patricia T. Noonan. Elsie Jr.. Manchester Memorial Hospi­ afternoon. Wedowanttosaythank shelter in basements and side front stairs, move up the cots and Lutheran Church. North United Lewis, W. David Keith. James and tal Volunteers. Bruce Guinan. St. you to all the folk who made these Methodist Church, Center Congre­ rooms and whatever we could beg. invite you all to a celebration. Linda Cherry, and Edwin and James School (8th grade) Barbara summer days possible for some I’m still blinking. Volunteers from, gational Church, St. James Gretchen Sage. Guggplz. Wooden Spoon Bakery. very special children who needed a Church. St. Bartholomew. As­ our shelter users and from Com-' ONCE WE HAVE the main Robert Holmes. Church of the special touch of love. munity Baptist Church have just shelter area done, we can begin on sumption Church. South United MANCHESTER CHURCHES Nazarene. Nick LaPenta. Concor­ First. thank you to our wonderful Methodist Church and St. Bridget finished painting all the walls and rehabing the ground floor for use CONTINUE, even through the dia Lutheran Church. Sue Maho­ teenage counselors who did the Church. ceilings and posts with the white as a soup kitchen. And you can summer, to raise money for the ney. Emanuel Lutheran Church, yelling, the hugging and the loving. paint donated by Clark Paint Co. help. If you know of a restaurant or shelter. Along with St. James Anne Matre. St. Bartholomew They were absolutely great. And to and it is bright, lighf and beautiful. other facility closing that might Church. St. Bartholomew Church Church, Frank Mott. St. Bridget the staff at Concordia Church: HEARTFELT THANKS TO Dr How exciting to watch the com­ have used equipment for sale, has just conclu^d a most success­ Church. Richard Pelletier. Samuel Elsie Werner, Barbara Baker. Wickersham. an absolute love of a munity prepare a cheerful and please call the shelter at 647-8003 ful collection anXgdditional funds Pierson. Nancy Gutreich. who provide so doctor, and Dick Oulette and Mary welcoming center . to feed and and let us know. We must meet have been raised by the Presbyter­ Soup Kitchen contributors in­ much support to the Day Camp and Ed McKeever who brought shelter our most needy brothers state and federal regulations for ian Church of Manchester. St. clude: K. Bryon. Women’s Group each year. And thanks to Sue Ryan cookies and ice cream to make the and sisters. food preparation and serving and M ary’s Episcopal Church, Com­ of South Methodist Church. Cathy and her daughter. Andrea who last day special, to Genesis Center If you saw the picture in last so must use commercial grade munity Baptist Church. Emanuel Currie, Civitan Club. Mrs. Harold stepped in and kept the camp open who shared craft items and supp­ Saturday’s Manchester Herald of equipment. Finding good used Lutheran Church and North Cummings. Manchester Women’s this summer by volunteering to lies with us and to sponsors Nancy Father Joe and his cohorts from St. equipment will stretch our com­ MethodistChurch. Club. M.P. Fabian. Manchester take over as Camp Director. LaBonne. Suzanne Gates. Steffie James Church, you had a sneak munity dollars. Grange. D. Horowitz. VFW Post Thanks to those who stepped up Borello. Catherine Putnam and the Joseph Cantin Jr. Denise Deziel Anne M. Burke preview of how the renovations are And thinking of stretching dol­ We also benefit from steady 2046. Emily Miller. Helen’s Bake to work with Sue: Ray Getting, Anthony Pietriantonio family The and KImberlee Marotto coming. The showers and ba­ lars — our thanks to the following support from those who bring food Shop. Robbi Plavin, Mary Sobin. Katie Fistcr and Fran Cimini. children join us in saying thank throoms are in. along with most businesses for their generous and supplies to help out at the Mrs. William Tauske. Our thanks Mary Leslie and her daughter you. everyone Marotto-Cantin Deziel-Zepp Burke-Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Marotto Monique Deziel of Waterbury Mr. and Mrs, Patrick J. Burkeof of Plantsville announce the en­ announces the engagement of her Newington, announce the engage­ Bulletin Board gagement of their daughter. Kim- daughter. Denise Ann Deziel, to ment of their daughter. Anne M. berlee Ann Marotto, to Joseph P. Paul Matthew Zepp, son of Mr. and Burke, to Walter J. Fleming, son of Cantin Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Herbert F. Zepp Jr. of Lawton Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fleming of 34 Gustafson bids farewell group: 11:15 a.m.. care and visitation. St., will offer a vacation Bible school this week to Joseph P. Cantin of 42 O’Leary Road. Jensen St. Saturday — 8 p.m.. A.A. South makes plans Drive. children from kindergarten through junior high The bride-elect, a Wolcott High The bride-elect graduated from Sunday will be the final service which Pastor Dale The bride-elect graduated from school. The school will be open from 9 a.m. to 12:15 The following events are planned this week at South -School graduate, earned her Newington High School and Syra­ Gustafson will preach at-Emanuel Lutheran Church, the University of Connecticut with p.m.. Monday through Friday, and will offer Bible United Methodist Church: bachelor’s degree in nursing at the cuse University. She is a pro­ He has resigned as senior pastor after 10 years with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Darna Mrs. Scott Donnelly a bachelor’s degree in fine arts in stories, crafts, songs, games and puppets.-Eor more Sunday — 10 a.m.. Dr. Paul V. Kroll preaching “ The University of Connecticut in grammer analyst at Hartford that church, in order to become a full-time career This Is St. Mary’s plan graphic design. She is assistant art Storrs. She is a registered nurse at information call 643-,5375 or 643-0906. Beatitudes” Insurance Group in Hartford. counselor. Communion will be celebrated at both the 8 director at O’Neil & Paelle Adver­ Mount Sinai Hospital, Hartford. Here are the events planned at St. M ary’s Episcopal Wednesday — 9 a m., fair workshop The prospective bridegroom and 9:30 a.m. services. Gustafson will both preach D a rn a -K in g tising. Marketing & Public Rela­ The prospective bridegroom, a Church this week: Friday — 10 a m.. Al-Anon. Donnelly-Cycenas graduated from East Catholic and preside at each service. A farewell reception will tions in Hartford. Wednesday — 10 am ., holy communion; 10:45a,m.. Manchester Hiffh School graduate, High School and attended Central follow the 9:30 a.m. service. Here’s Concordia’s week Kathleen King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David The prospective bridegroom earned his bachelor’s degree in Bible study. \ _ Joan Marie Cycenas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Connecticut State University. He is Other events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran King of Mountain View, Calif., married Andrew M. graduated from the University of accounting at the University of Thursday — II a m.. Ladies Guild; 7:10 p.m.. Here are the meetinigs scheduled this week at Cycenas of 52 Crestwood Drive, married Scott John a supervisor at Hart(prd Insurance Church this week include: Bills to preach Darna, son of Mr. and Mrs. Armando Darna of Hartford with a bachelor’s degree Connecticut in Storrs. He is an evening prayer; 7:30 p.m . Bible study: Stewardship Concordia Lutheran Church: Donnelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Donnelly of Group in Southington. Monday — 9:30a.m.. historical committee meeting. Manchester on July 13 at Mission Church at the in business administration. He is accountant at Deloitte. Haskins & Committee and Core Callers. Monday — 7 p.m., stewardship and evangelism The Rev. Robert Bills, minister of visitation, will Stafford Springs, on July 19 at Assumption Church. An Aug. 29 wedding at the Tuesay — 8 a.m.. Old Guard to Misquamicut. University of Santa Clara. The Rev. Donald Duggan an employee benefits representa­ Sells in Hartford. Saturday — 7:30 p.m., A.A. committees. preach at Sunday’s services at CenterCongregalional The Rev. Edward S. Pepin officiated assisted by Church of the Holy Spirit in Wednesday — 6:30 p.m.. Summer Salad: 7 p.m.. officiated. tive at Connecticut National Bank. An Oct. 4 wedding at St. Anne Tuesday — 8 p.m.. Jewish-Christian dialogue. Church. The services are at 8 and 10 a m Summer Deacon Fern Chamberland. The bride was given in Newington is planned. Christian Education. A Sept. 5 wedding at St. Thomas Church in Waterbury is planned. Wednesday — 10:30 a.m.. agorophobic group meets. church school, nursery and toddler care are offered marriage by her father. Thursday — 9 a.m.. staff meeting: 9 a.m. to noon. Vacation school opens The maid of honor was Leslie Sheehan. The Church in Southington is planned. Thursday — 1:30 p.m.. Golden Age Group. during the 10 a m. service: a social hour follows at Lisa Luna, the bridegroom’s niece was maid of Confirmation Resource Center: 10 a m., prayer bridegroom’s sister, Laurie Darna, and Pam Patton The Presbyterian Church of Manchester. 43 Spruce Friday — 7 p.m.. A.A. 11:15. .and Thaela Catala were bridesmaids. honor. Colleen Donnelly, Kim Drowns and Faye Donnelly were bridesmaids. Wright-Dean Ken MacDonald served as best man. Ushers were Warren Donnelly Jr.served as best man for his The bishops are Insulted the bridegroom’s brothers, Mark Darna and Matthew Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Wright brother. Robert Clark, John Cycenas and James of 25 Brent Road announce the Darna, and the bride’s brothers, Steven King, Ron Prenetta were ushers. King, Gary King and Jim King, and Mark Blanton. engagement of their daughter. After a reception at the Mather Hall in Trinity Lynn Marie Wright, to William S. After a reception in the grand ballroom of St. Claire College, Hartford, the couple left for San Francisco. Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hilton, in San Jose, Calif., the couple left on a trip to They live in Fullerton, Calif. Television’s Phil Donahue still grappling with his faith J. Dean of Chepachet, R.I. San Diego, Calif. The bride graduated from Manchester High School The bride-elect graduated from in 1980 and from Wheelock College in Boston in 1984. cluttered office at NBC. where he The bride graduated from St. Francis High School Bryant College and is employed by By George W. Cornell serious issues, he leaned back and She in an elementary school teacher in Moreno Valley The Associated Press has become a star of studio rap He describes the agony of the 1975 breakup in Mountain View and from the University of Santa the R.I. Hospital Trust National threw up his hands, exclaiming. Unified School, Riverside, Calif. se.ssions with his audiences.He Clara. She is a senior program planner. Bank. Of his marriage of 17 years with the mother of “ Outrageous!” The bridegroom graduated from Rockville High The prospective bridegroom NEW YORK — He senses a loss. said he was grateful for his church ” A congregation doesn’t get to The bridegroom graduated from Manchester High School in 1979 and received a bachelor’s degree in also graduated from Bryant Col­ Not totally, but partly. Television’s roots. his chiidren. He says he had regarded divorce boo the preacher,” he said. “ But School and served in the U.S. Navy for four years. He public accounting in 1985 from California State lege. He is employed by Philip Phil Donahue says he hasn’t lost " I was very fortunate.” he said, as an impossibiiity, tried to avert it, biamed his my audience gets to boo me. and is an operations associate at Raychem Industries, University. He is employed by Author Anderson & Co., Machine Co. Inc. his faith, but he has lost confidence arms folded on his chest, his gaze Menlo Park, Calif. does so often.” a Los Angeles accounting firm. The couple plan an Oct. 25 in the ways of the church that reminiscent. ambition and demands of his career, changed nurtured him. That saddens him. ” I had good teachers, nyns. wedding in Chepachet. his work habits, even saw a psychiatrist, but the HE SAID he had an innate "The mandate of the people is to brothers and priests whom I ’ll aversion to TV per.sonalities “ tak­ reclaim the church,” he says, never be able to repay for the time break came. ing themselves loo seriously. Sure, About Town /' recalling his years of Roman they spent with me, even overtime, I take issues seriously. I wave my O T oole-ZItelman Catholic education, his once de­ trying to give ‘little Philly’ every arms and express opinions. But I vout commitment, his past dedi­ opportunity possible. Alice W. O’Toole of 62 S. with audiences, said theology had Books, since abolished. don’t imposethem on the audience. “ But it does not followthat I have St. announces the engagement of cated work for the church and fascinated him. “ It was exciting and danger­ ’’There are too many messianic Franklin family has reunion a moral obligation to surrender to Bavarian band piays Sunday her daughter, Carole Jean struggles to implement its ous.” Donahue said. "H e was a people running around thinking principle.s. the status quo in the church. The “ IT WAS ONE of my most good theologian.” they have the answer to every­ Mr. . and Mrs W Wilson Franklin of East The Hartford Bavarian Band will give its first Lynn Haloburdo O’Toole, to Jeffrey Michael Zitel- Mark Dziedzinski But “ the bishops are insulated greatest gift it gave me in 16 years exciting classes.” he said, recal­ Donahue recalled that he had thing. I may be one of the last Greenwich. R I., and their family will have a reunion Bicentennial Band Shell performahtr^Sunday at 7 man, son of Mr. and Mrs. George and James Greene from the will of the people.” he said of Catholic education was encour­ ling his days at the University of done a term paper on the "Holy people God talks to. I ’m concerned Aug. 30 at the home of their daughter. Barbara p m The performance will be sponsored by Dynamic and Karan Edgar Zitelman of Chevy Chase, Md. The in an interview. “ The church has a agement t,o think for myself. Notre Dame, a Catholic institution. Trinity.” a highly complex Chris­ when people say they talk to God D’Amato. of 119 Keeney St. The Franklins who have Metal Products Co. and the band shell corporation. bride-elect also is the daughter of lot of atoning to do in its attitude “ That, when I ’m criticizing the “ I loved it. theology and tian concept of one God in three everyday and he talks back.” been married for fil years Have six children. 18 Rain date will be Aug. 27. also at 7 p m. at the band the late James J. O’Toole. Haloburdo-Greene Edgar-Dziedzinski toward women, in its attitude church, is exactly what I believe philosophy.” In his early days on radio and grandchildren and six great-grandchildren shell. The bride-elect graduated from manifestations, as Creator, Son toward homosexuals.” I ’m doing.” He said his favorite professor, television in Dayton. Ohio, var­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Halo­ Mr. and Mrs. William R. Edgar East Catholic High School and and Holy Spirit, and got an A-plus. Phil Donahue Donahue, who has become a sort the late Rev. James Smyth, iously as announcer, newscaster burdo Jr. of 33 Laurwood Drive. of 29 Victoria Road, announce the George Washington University. However, to the suggestion that Aglow fellowship hoids session DONAHUE. 51, a sensitive, of popular TV philosopher, grap­ encouraged students in his theol­ and reporter. Donahue was devot­ Bolton, announce the engagement engagement of their daughter. She also studied at the University Donahue now has a powerful pulpit heading its communications com­ thoughtful man in denim shirt and pling frequently with basic issues ogy course to read books on the edly active in his suburban church, •Women’s Aglow Fellowship. Manchester Chapter, of their daughter. Lynn Haloburdo. Karan P. Edgar, to Mark Dzied­ of Rhode Island. She is a health himself in talking with his "TV m ittee, editing the parish WAXES meets Tuesday jeans, sat at his desk in his casual. in his give-and-take discussions church’s Index of Forbidden serving on the parish council. newspaper. win meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the First Federal to James Richard Greene, son of zinski. son of Mr. and Mrs. John consultant at Science Applications audiences about various, often Savings and Loan Association. 344 W Middle Manche.ster WATES will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Greene of Dziedzinslq of VernOn, International Corp. in Virginia. Turnpike Dessert and coffee will be served For more Orange Hall. Members may be weighed between 6 and Glastonbury. The bride-elect, who attended The prospective bridegroom information, call 871-16n,'i or 649-3802. 7 p m They may bring crafts or work on a quilt. The bride-elect graduated cum Manchester High School, is a graduated from Chevy Chase High laude from Ithaca College in May dental assistant and laboratory School in Bethesda. Md., and Tufts Reli^ous Services with a bachelor’s degree in mathe­ technician. University, Boston. He is vice matics education. She was chair­ The prospective bridegroom, president of Telecommunications man of the Student Activities Industries Inc., in Virginia. sanctuary; 10 o.m. church school. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Thoughts who attended Rockville High AuembliM of God Child care provided. (647-9941) Roman Cathoiic board and a member of Pi Mu An Oct. 11 wedding at Stronghold p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., Unitarian Univaraaiist School, works for the town of First Cengregotlenal Church et An­ p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ church school; 11 a.m., worship ser­ Calvary Church (Aisembllet of Church ef the Assumption, Adams Uhltorlaa Unlversallsl Seclety-Eosl, Epsilon and Phi Kappa Phi. She is Vernon Department of Public Mansion in Dickerson, Md.. is dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard day at 7:30 p.m., worship service. vice, nursery. (649-3472) Street dt Thompson Rood, Manches­ The earth is the Lord’s, and the planned. God), 400 Bucklond Rood, South H. Taylor, pastor. Summer worship Prayer line, 646-8731, 24 hours. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. The Word of God convicts me of owner and I am his caretaker of a mathematics teacher for grades Works. Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Nerth United Methedlst Church, 300 ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 o.m., fullness thereof: the world, and hours through Aug. 31:10a.m. Nursery Oosgel Hull, Center Street, Manches­ Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. Saturday mass at 5; Sunday masses at sin. The Word of God which ought that whiph is His from the 7 to 12 in Albany. N Y. The couple plan a September pastor. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 care provided. Adult second hour ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 service. Nursery care and youth they that dwell therein. Psalm a.m., worship, chlld,care and nursery; Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. (}saood Ben­ 7:30,9,10:30 and noon. (643-2195) religious education. Coffee hour otter to condemn me. forgives me. “ God beginning. BuUhanks be to God for The prospective bridegroom wedding. study aroup,.11:15 a.m. (742-7696) a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel nett, minister of visitation. Summer St. Borthelemew's Church, 741 E. 24:1. If this is true, then all that 7:00 p.m., evening service of praise and First Congregational Church et Cev- meeting. service. (646-5151) ■so loved the world that He gave His the saving work of Jesus to me. graduated from Ithaca College In Bible preaching. (644-1102) worship service; 9 a.m. Nursery for Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rey. God in His Word has revealed is enfrv, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rey. children oge 3 and younger. (649-3696.) Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday onl.v begotten Son that whoever Lord I believe: help me with my 1985 with a bachelor of science Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ true. The indictment to King David Jafiovah’a WHnaMat moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, believes in Him shall not perish ” unbelief. Now I see what I couldn’t degree in business management Kids can learn value system Baptist ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Seuth United Methodist Church, 1226 10 and 11:30 a.m. by Nathan the prophet struck and a minor in English. He is Church Lane House. Nursery core Jehovoh's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephord 5. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main SI., (John 3:16) “ Blessed is he whose see before. The earth is the Lord’s! provided. (742-8487) home, ’’you are the m an!” (2 district manager for Automatic ROCHESTER NY. (AP) — Cemmunlty Baalist Church, 585 E. Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and transgression is forgiven, whose I possess a new attitude for thanks that children often learn moral Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Second Cengregotlenal Church, 385 gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ rence S. Staples, pastors. Summer Samuel 12:7) Jesus taught (Mark Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-postors. sin is covered. I said I will confe.ss and praise to Him who made me. Data Proce.ssing in Albany. N Y. Children don’t always need adults values — that hitting people is Meek, minister. Summer schedule: N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. v. day, Theocratic Ministry School ichedule; 10 a.m., worship service. Saturday moss 5 p.m.; Sunday masses 7:21). "out of the heart of men Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., wor­ (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service Nursery for preschoolers. (647-9141) > my transgre.ssions unto the Lord paid for me. and keeps me. A Feb, 14 wedding is planned. to teach them right from wrong, wrong, for instance — from their worship service, 9:30 a.m. Nursery at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2403). proceed e v il.” We. who would’ according to a study of moral care provided..(643-0537) ship service, Sunday school, and meeting (ministry training),7:50p.m.; St. James church, S96 Main St., THE and thou forgave the inquity of my own experience. They see that -Oalth Bootlsl Church, 52 Lake St., nursery for children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, rather have clean hands than clean development in children at the Mormon sin” (Psalm .32:1. 5) Sin prevents C. W. Kuhl hitting others produces crying, Manchester. Rev. James Beliasov, grim Fellowship. (649-2863) a.m.; Wotchtower Study, 10:25. (646- Rev. David Baranowskl, Rev. Joseph hearts, have yet some learning University of Rochester. pain and other distress that is pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Second Cepgregaflenal Church et 1490) The Church el Jesus Christ ef Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. BIBLE me from seeing the Lord is the Zion Lutheran Church a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Ceventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Lutter-duv Saints, 30 Woodside St., Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Professor Judith Smetana found clearly negative. service. (646-5316) entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Jewish — Conservative Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bl- Sunday mosses of 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., SPEAKS First Baalist Church, 240 Hlllstown Regular schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 ihop, 9:30 a.m., sacrament meeting; noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle 10:15 o.m., Sunday school and prlm- St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., by News for Senior Citizens school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 church school, nursery to grade eight, Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. ory; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief Coventry. Father James J. William­ Eugene Brewer p.m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and Plovln, rabbi; Israel Tabotsky, can­ lOClety. (643-4003) son, pastor. Summer masses: Sotur- week service. Nursery at all services. fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. day at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30; Confes­ (649-7509) p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10o.m. Nationai Catholic sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. (742-6655) First Baalist Chaoel ef the Deaf, 240 senior church school and Pilgrim Saturday. (643-9563) Church ef Sf. Maurice, 32 Hebron fellowship. (742-6234) I am committed to the Bible for Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. SI. John the Baptist Polish National Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Talcettvllle Cengregotlenal Church, Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 my knowledge of Jesus Christ Center’s cleanup starts Monday, fall sctiedule is busy Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, Jewish — Reform Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ Norvest Time Baalist Church, 72 E. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 and and God’s will for man. It Is the In­ Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald 11 o.m. (643-4466) Boer and Rev. Deborah Hosdorff. 10 Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster Sf. pastor. Mass; 9o.m. (643-5906). spired revelation of God's truth to Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; Extension, South Windsor. Steven man. Its power was expressed Editor’s note: This column is $36 includes transportation. River- duled. Please make sure to call for nesday at 12:30 p.m. Martin Bakston 118. 11 a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., a.m., worship service.and church 30; Bob Whalen 31: Bruno Giulini school. (649-0815) Chotlnover, robbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. Saivation Army prepared by the .staff of the boat cruise, lunch. Registration a ride even though you may be a Friendship Circle: Wednesday evening service, Wednesday home each Friday; children's services, 7:45 Nazarene well by Daniel Webster: "The Bi­ Aug. 11 pinochle scores: Carl 32: Phil Dupont 33; DitGavello33: Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) Manchester Senior Citizens’ taken at senior center. regular rider on one of the buses. p.m. second Friday of each month. Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ ble fits man for life and prepares at 10 a.m. Popple 783: Amelia Anastasio 782; Hank Bartley 33: Ted Legace 33: Covanant (6444466) Church ef the Nuzurene, 236 Main Sf., Center. Sept. 12 to 14 — Cape Cod; $157.50 During the shut-down, areas in Manchester. Rev. Philip ChoMo, senior chester. Mol. and Mrs. Reginald him foi death." Sports: Men’s Golf League — Betty Turner 771; Ethel Scott 755: Jim McVeigh 34. Trinity Cevenont Church, 302 Hack­ Russell. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; for three days and two nights, the center will be thoroughly Christian Sclanca postor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of Monday at Manchester Country Rene Maire 741; Betty Jesanis 735: Aug. 13 pinochle scores: Peter matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Lutheran outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sundov school; 10:45 o.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., But is the Bible understanda­ including transportation, five cleaned and some areas painted. First Church at Christ, Scleatlst, 447 Swenson. Summer hours: worship solvation meeting. (649-7787). By Jeanette Cave Club. John Klein 735. Casella666; Amelia Anastasio 664; 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church ble? Jesus said If we choose to do Senior Center Director meals, hotel and sightseeing. Call Volunteers are needed to help with N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., services, 8 and 10 a.m. (649-2855) CeucerWu Luthereu Church (LCA), and nursery; 6 p.m., evening pralM Ladies’ Golf League: Tuesday at Aug. 11 men’s golf scores: Low Harry Pospisil 641; Nadine Mal- church service, Sunday school, and God’s will we will know whether Daniels Tours at 646-3012 if inter­ these tasks. No lifting is required. Episcopal 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold service, nursery. Mid-week Bible Red Rock Country Club. gross — Hugh Tansey 36; Jack com 633. core for small children. (649-1446) T. Wangerln, vice pastor. Summer study, 7 p.m. (646-8999) his teaching Is from God or not, ested in being put on waiting list. Please call the center and leave Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Summer is almost over and fall Meals: Funke 40; Joe Kennedy 41; Bert Aug. 13 bridge scores: Bill St. Oeorge's Rglscegal Church, 1190 hours: 9 a.m., holy communion; John 7:17. Paul directly com­ Sept, 29 to 30 — Atlantic City; $89 your name and number. chester. (6494982) Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ Nursery care. (649-5311) NEW SERIES programs are being planned. If No meals will be served. Meal Carlson 42; Wen Johnson 43: Art Tooper3990; Sol Cohen 3670; Rene mands us to “understand what per person; (double occupancy) Golfers are reminded of the ship: holy euchorlst, 8 and 10 a.m.; Smehuel Lutheran Church, 60 Pentecoatai you have suggestions for new program resumes Sept. 8. Call 44; Bob Dieterle 45: Sam Maire 3600; Hilda Campbell 3530; Church of Christ church schoal,9:45a.m.; coffee fellow­ Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dale H. OF TAPES the Lord’s will Is." Eph. 5:17 He two days and one night at the United Fentecestui Church, 187 programs, the staff invites you to Arizona Scramble Tournament at Grocery shopping — Tuesday; Miele 46. Low net — John Johnson Helen FitzSimmons 3210. ship, 11 a.m.; Lady Chapel open Gustafson, postor; Rev. Janet Land- further stated that "In reading Claridge Casino/Hotel. Includes Twin Hill Golf Course on Aug. 25. Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon afternoons; public healing service, wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Woodbrldge St., Monchester. Rev. ‘A New Perspective’' call the office. Call for ride and pickup time. streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, emeritus. Summer schedule: 8 a.m. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., this, then you will be able to un­ transportation, hotel, dinner, show second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening Our fall foliage tour will be held Appointments for legal aid are Non-grocery shopping — Tues­ minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John chapel service; 9:30 a.m., worship Sunday school; 11 a.m., morning derstand." Eph. 3:4-5. on Oct. 10. The group will travel to and $5 in coins. Call Daniels at being scheduled for Oct. 16 from 10 Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 p.m., Holllger, 643-9203. service In the sanctuary, nursery. worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 . day; Call for ride and pickup time. worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible 643-1193. p.m., bible study (Wednesday); 7 p.m.. Call: Willmington. Vt. Lunch will be 646-3012. a.m. to noon. If you need legal D.C. has lawyer glut Legal assistance — Third Thurs­ study. Nursery provided tor all servi­ St. M ury’t Iglsceggl Church, Pork Lgtvtgp Lutheran Church ef Mon- Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Jesus said that understanding served at theOld Red Mill, a quaint Oct. 27 to 29 — K elly’s in the assistance, please contact the day — 10 a.m. to noon. Call for ces. (646-2903) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ chssfsr, 21 Garden St., Manchester. Men's prayer (Thursdoy); 7 p.m.. requires careful study: "You dili­ M O NTPELIER , Vt. (A P ) - It has 52 residents for every Youth service (Friday). (649-9848) restaurant with lots of history, Pocono Mountains. Pa.; $189. office. Neighborhood Legal Servi­ appointment. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, (643-2051) should have been easy to guess lawyer. Put another way, Congregational assistant rector. Worship; 7:30 a.m. Frinca ef Fooca Lutheran Church, gently study the Scriptures be­ followed by entertainment from Includes transportation, hotel, five ces provides this service free of Medicare assistance & informa­ that Washington would have Montpelier has 187 lawyers and and 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 Route 31 and North River Rood, 647-8301 cause you think that by them you Boltaa CeaBrej atlsaul Church, 228 the ’40s. The cost is $37 per person. meals, entertainment and tours. charge. If you don’t have a will, the tion — First and third Thursday. a.m.; boby-elttlng, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; Coventry. William Douthwalte, pas­ Praabytarian for an important possess eternal life. These are the more lawyers per capita than 8,241 residents. Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, ter. Summer schedule: 9a.m . worship Registration will be Friday at 9:30 Contact the center to register. lawyer may draw one up for you. Call for appointment. Belton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m. every Wednes­ Coventry Presbyterian Church, racordad massaga Scriptures that testify about me, any other city in the country. Washington ranks No. 1 with day. (6494583) service. (743-7548) a.m. On-goIng activities; Blood pressure screening — Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, Zion Evangstlcut Lutheran Church Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ yet you refuse to come to me to But who would have surmised one lawyer for 2S people. Other nursery, church school; 11 a.m., try. Rev. Brad Evans, postor. Sunday, Other trips are as follows: ALTHOUGH THE CENTER will Bingo; Monday and Friday, 10 Wednesday. Qoapal (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High have life," John 5:39-40. that the nation’s smallest state cities with low ratios were tellowship; 11:15 a.m., torum pro­ streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. 7:30a.m., worship; 10:45 o.m., Sunday Wednesday — Ocean Beach; be closed from Monday to Sept. 1 a.m. to noon. Transportation to and from gram. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 Church ut the Llvtug Oud, on Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Divine wor­ school; 7 p.m., Bible study and full. Leave center at 10 a.m.. Cards: center — call for ride. capital, Where deer tracks were Harrisburg, Pa., 1 to 57; Wil­ porsonoge. evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ tellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., for program activities, the office ship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Holy prayer meeting. (743-7332) return 4 p.m. will be open for business and trip Pinochle; Monday 12; 30-3 p.m. & Scores: seen last winter on the State- mington, Del., 1 to 64; and Center cengregotlenal Church, 11 bertson Schoal, North School Street, Communion first and third Sunday. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, (649-4343) Fresbyterlan Church ef Manchester, Aug. 21 — Plainfield dog track; registrations. One may still get Wednesday 9; 30-noon. Aug. 8 setback scores; Art house lawn, would rank No. 2 in Olympia, Wash., 1 to 65. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert poster. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ CHURCH OF CHRIST full. Leave center at 10 a.m.. gold cards or call for information. Bridge; Wednesday 12:20-3 p.m. Bouffard 125: Joe Peretto 123; attorneys per inhabitant? “ The state is a fairly large J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. chard Gray, postor. 10:30 a.m., wor­ FBtliRg Qaad ttoMt Lydall and Vamon Straalt Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; Full Oosgel IhterdeuoiRlggtlotMl Malhodlat ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ Phona: 646-2903 return about 5:30 p.m. Shopping, both grocery and non­ Setback; 12;30-3 p.m. Catherine Cappuccio 119; Peter New American Bar Associa­ employer of attorneys,” said Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. Church, 745 Main St., Mondtester. Rev. day school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. VaarsBlf Sept. 9 — Belle of Brattleboro; grocery. will continue as sche­ Crafts; Arts and Crafts; Wed­ Casella.lIO: Amelia AnastasiollS; tion figures show that Montpelier Stephen Walke. a xO o.m., worship services,' Philip P. Sounders. Sunday, 10 o.m.. Mothudlit Church, (643-0906) . 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 16. 1986 Advice MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 16, 1986 — 15 Mother vetoes daughter’s party plans CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 DEAR first I tried to ignore it, then I beautiful church wedding and ABBY: My Notices Business Property...... 25 Entertainment...... finally told him nicely that in case received over 300 wedding gifts, ...... 53 Form Supplies and Equipment.. .. 80 daughter just Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome T a x ...... Oftice/Retall Equipment ...... he wasn’t aware of it. he was but I never got around to writing Lost/Found...... 01 .... 54 .. 81 hung up on me. Personals...... 02 M ortgages...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per dev. making a loud noise while drinking my thank-you notes. Wanted to B o v ...... 28 and I need to his tea. He did not accept this Announcements...... 03 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Boots and Marine Equipment... .. 83 ."O to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Dear Abby I have put it off for so long I am Rooflng/Sldlng...... Musical Items...... 20 or more ddys: 60 cents per line per day. run this by you criticism very well. Instead he Auctions...... 04 ...57 . 84 embarrassed to write them now. I Flooring...... Cameras and Photo Equipment.. Mlnlntum charge: 4 lines. to find out if you gave me an argument, saying. Financial...... 05 Rentals ....58 . 85 , really want to get them written and Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 think I did the Abigail Van Buren “ Since no one else has ever Rooms for Rent...... 31 get it over with, but I don’t know Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 right thing mentioned it, I assume it is O K ” Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to A little back­ what to say. 1 don’t want to make Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tog Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the He said he had attended tea-tasting up some story that isn’t true, but on Help Wanted...... li Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... ground: Our Homes for Rent...... 34 r deadline Is noon on the day before publication. ^.ceremonies in London, and "they" the other hand. I don’t want to Situation Wanted...... 12 For advertisements to be published Monday, daughter all make noise when they sip tea. Store/OffIce Space...... 35 eloped last appear even more irresponsible Business Opportunities...... 13 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. I have tried to find some reading Instruction...... 14 Resort Property ...... 36 week with the man she's been than I have already been. Industrial Property...... 37 Automotive inviting our family and friends to a material on how to drink tea. but Will people think I ’m crazy if Employment Services...... 15 Holldoy/Seasonal...... 71 living with for 12 years. When they wedding reception that was 12 could not come up with anything. I Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sole...... 91 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements ore they get a thank-you note at this Roommates Wanted...... 39 returned from their elopement, years too late. That’s when she would like something in writing to Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sole...... 92 taken by telephone as a convenience. 1'he they called and asked her father ridiculously late date? I suppose Wanted to R ent...... 40 Furniture...... Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one hung up on me. Abby. this girl is 39 show his gentleman. Even a word by now they will have forgotten Real Estate .... 74 Compers/Trallers...... 93 and me to have dinner with them to TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of years old. How do you feel about from you might convince him. that they never received one. Homes for Sale ...... 21 .. 94 celebrate. The other guests were Machinery and To o ls...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not this? Please don’t mention my name, his Please advise. Condominiums for Sale...... Services the parents of the groom and 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement .will not HAD ENOUGH IN name or the city this is from. Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 another couple — their good ASHAMED Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. CONNECTICUT Thank you, Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...'...... 52 friends who were their witnesses. Fuel OM/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 A F R IE N D We went to dinner wittrthem and DEAR ASHAMED: Don’t for DEAR HAD ENOUGH: My one moment suppose that those offered to pick up the tab but they feelings concur with yours. 'You refused. DEAR FRIEND: If your charm­ who gave you gifts have forgotten are not obligated to give your ing, world-traveled, well-educated Just now this daughter called me that they were never acknowl­ daughter a wedding reception friend needs something in writing edged. Write those notes as quickly to say that since we were spared because she eloped, thus sparing to convince him that making a HELP WANTED the expense of a big wedding she as you can, with sincere apologies HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED you the expense of a wedding slurping noise while drinking tea is for your tardiness. Better a ridicu­ thinks it’s our duty to give them a not socially acceptable. I submit wedding reception! She said they lously late thank-you than none at Babysitter • A responsi­ Are you retired, a house School Crossing Guards, Laundry person - Expe­ Teochers - Art, 2 full time DEAR ABBY: I have been this: Slurping may be OK at a all. Help Wanted for lands­ Fort-time would .select the time, the place., ble, mature woman to wife, or simply a person caping company, snow the town of Manchester Is rience required. Full positions, K-8, certifica­ seeing a gentleman who is charm­ tea-tasting ceremony in London, time, hours flexible. BOOKKEEPER plan the menu invite all the guests bobysit 5 month old. In our with free time looking for falling In Winter, must RN or LPN recruiting persons to tion required. Send re­ ing and well-educated. He has but it’s considered bad taste here. 3-n and 11-7 work part-time, during Please call 643-2751. Full lime, account minsge- and all we would have to do was Problems? Write to Abby. For a home. 2 or 3 days per a part-time lob with a have drivers llcense,and sume to : Dr. Nathan traveled extensively and is a fairly week. Call 646-4227 week­ school sessions assisting Chesler, Superlntendont mant, bank reconcMIetlon, pay for it personal, unpublished reply, send flexible schedule to allow be dependable. Serious Optional 7-7 shifts, wee­ prominent lecturer. He is over 60. D EA R ABBY: I am almost a self-addressed, stamped enve­ day evenings. for your Fall activities? Inquirees only, 569-8900. children to and from Career Opportunity - for of schools, 78 Ripley HIM •ccounu recaivsbia. so- I told her that if she wanti'd a kends at higher rate of the following positions; counu peysWa. Benedte. This man has a habit that I find ashamed to tell you why I am lope to Abby, P.O. Box 38923. West Springfield, Ma. school, $4.75 to $5.25 per Rood, Coventry, Ct. 06238. reception she would haveto pay for pay. Work less hours hour Manchester resi­ shipping/recelving, preci­ Coll for application. pay commanaurata with ax­ very annoying He makes a slurp writing, but here goes: I was Hollywood. Calif. 90038. All corres­ Demo company Is looking it — that I was not interested in make more per hour. dents only. No experience sion tool repair, gouge 742-7317. parlanca. Faat growlna mo­ ing noise while drinking lea At married in May m i. I had a pondence is confidential. AP photo Banking/Cradit Union tor food samplers to work In the local Manchester Comprehensive benefit required, apply at person­ block calibration. EOE. dern facility. Appolntmant Tailors Will train. Inquire at Holts grocery stores. Good package. Pro-rated for nel office, 41 Center raqulrad, aak (or Dianna. A tweak for Red loll A part lima Part time help wanted. Street, Manchester or call Inc. 78 Batson Drive Man­ Medical secretory > ecep- starting hourly wage, plus Apply In person, Pero part time. Paid orienta­ Wa praMntly have aavaral mileage with no money 647-3126. EOE. Females chester Ct Coll 643-5157. tlonlst needed for Man­ Sup«rior Ford Mathew Goethals, 4, of Tucson, Ariz., tweaks the nose poaltlont avsllabla, 1-2 Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland tion. Call DNS Canter­ and Minorities urged to chester Cardiology oftice. Runner’s high is based on endorphins yaart tallar or courtaay put out by you. Call now Street. Manchester 643- Rte. 6, Columbia, C T bury Villa of Willimantic apply. $400 weekly guaranteed I Experience required, of a statue of Red Auerbach, Boston Celtics president, for work starting Sep­ 6384. clarit axparlanca raqulrad. 423-2507 If you ore slender, attrac­ good salary and benefits. D E A R D R. during a recent visit to Boston. The statue is near Call Mr. Whitnay at 568- tember 1st. 1-800-343-2082. 228-9431 burden, your ability to make these Teacher Special Educa­ tive and charming, and Coll 643-5101, ask for G O TT: Is ad­ appointment with an otolaryngolo­ 2020 lor appolntmant. Carpentry Maintenonce. Joanne. decisions will be impaired. The Faneuil Hall in the city’s downtown. Needed for Nursery/Day- tion, Ct. state certlflca- would like to do massage renaline (which gist (ear. nose and throat doctor). Full time with benefits. Top woges paid, for li­ and massage only, we organization Concern for Dying East Hartford Aircraft care reliable, dependable Call production depart­ tlon, complete Grilllalter, waitress posi­ ’’runner’s This speciali.st will be able to censed burner technician, would be pleased to have (2.‘i0 West .STth St., New York. N Y Fatioral C r ^ Uolea teachers end teachers ment, Arbor Acres Farm. application, three letters tion. Combination posi­ high” produ­ diagnose both the skin problem 417 Main St. send resume to Bolond of recommendation and you coll for on Interview. Bos person -

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For Sale By Owners - 88 Manchester 6 room Co­ Lorobee St, East Hart­ lonial, two car garoge, ford, 3 family house, on lot aluminum siding SK)8,9D8. 188 X 388. Coll 649-9S35 Peterman Agency, 649- before 18am or otter 4. 9404, 647-1340, 647-8080. West Side 2 Family. At­ Manchester 3 bedroom tractive 5-5 with screened Ranch with In-law aport- In side porch, separate ment. 8159,900. Peterman heotlno systems, 2 car Agency; 649-9404,647-1340, goroae. Coll tonight "We 647-0000. Guarantee our Houses" Blanchard & Rossetto Government Homes from Real Estate 646-2482.0 SKU repair). Delinquent tax property. Reposse- tlons. Coll (805)687-6000. 3 bedroom Colonial V h Ext H-9965 for current baths, hardwood floors, repo list. oak wood work, newer kitchen. Porter Street New Colonial. Spacious 6 area. 5127,900 6464M07. room home on North Elm Street! 1'/i boths, 1st floor Manchester Brendan laundry, fireplace, cen­ $'ltp Woods, early American tral hall and thermopane homes. Open House Sun­ windows! $120’s. "W e days 12-4, Manchester, Guarantee our Houses" C>Hi8byNEA.Inc Glastonbury line. Rte. 83. Blanchard 8< Rosetto Real West on Shallow Brook to Estate 646-2482.0 Brendan Rd. Peterman Building Co. Call 649-9404, Manchester - $149,500,' MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO 647-1340, 647-0080. newly vinyl sided, 12 room m FOR SALE m BUY/TRAOE home In nice residential neighborhood near golf course. 4 floors of living 2- 6’ X 9’ area rugs - 1 space, wall to wall carpet­ novllo style with browns, CothedralWindow ing, oak floors, oversized beiges, block, gray, rust; 1 car garoge and good oft 1 block, white, gray Buying old furniture, old street parking. Call Cen­ braided shag 100 per cent glass and china and le- tury 21 423-8445. wool, 550 each. 633-2468. welry and anything old. Pay cosh money. Please 19" Sony Trinitron color coll evenings 646^4496. Brand New Listing! Uni­ TV, works tine, 3 years que 7 room Chalet, 3 old. 5125 or best otter. bedrooms, 2 full baths, 633-2468. kitchen appliances, 2 Automotive stone fireplaces, 1 car garage. Built In 1969. Hebron-Bolton Lln^. $144,900. Jackson 8< Jack- Brand new hospital bed CARS son Real Estate. 647-8400 and wheel choir tor sole. FOR SALE or 646-8646.0 51000. Coll 647-7646 otter tern. You'll fall In love..wlth this gracious 9 room Co­ Used kitchen cabinets, lonial home. Enormous light wood. Coll 647-9255, 9om to 5pm. 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 1st floor family room, speed, olr conditioning, front to back living room, AM/FM, new brakes. Ex­ 1st floor laundry, new Avon - tree product to first HOMES APARTMENTS 25 to loin Avon now. On 35 cellent condition. $4,000. kitchen with window Rentals 659-2436 Otter 5:30. greenhouse. Many FOR SALE FOR RENT * FURNITURE to 50 for 55.00 Investment. charming features. Reserve your place for Water bed, king size, good Christmas selling. Coll 1976 Chevy. Must see. $154,000. Jackson 8i Jack- Manchester - $129,900, Im­ Manchester 4 bedroom, Excellent condition, gar­ son Real Estate. 647-8400 maculate 3 bedroom STORE AND shape, osking 5200. Coll Dee, 646«I778. near pork, fenced yard, 646-2139. age door opener Included. or 646-8646.0 Ranch, large private lot. available Immediately. OFFICE SPACE $1350. 649-9750. Open house Sunday Au­ Bike and extras cost 5200, Brand New Listing! Ele­ 5650 plus utilities. Coll. like new. Shogun 100, for gust 17th, 1-4, 156 Scott 633-6975. 595. Coll 646-5620. 1976 Mercury Coprl II; gant 8 plus room Contem­ Drive. Coll 646-6847. runs and looks good, new porary Cape In gorgeous exhaust, new point. $500 South Windsor neighbor­ Nice 2 bedroom apart­ Mason conning lors, pints Manchester - New listing. ment 2nd floor of 2 family, Office Space- on busy 2 adjustable brass took and quarts. 649-1908. or best otter. Coll 647-7794 hood. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 Like new 6 room alumi­ floor lamps, 1 tent style, 1 otter 6pm. baths, spectacular view of 1 cor garage,. 5550 plus route 83. Monchester- num sided Ranch with Ldllltles. 2 months secur­ Vernon town line. For­ shell style520each,pine 15 For Sole - stereo compo­ Hartford. Beautiful lands­ attached oversized 2 - cor piece stereo TV, book 1961 Chevy Bebcogne, 2 caping. Offered at ity. 633-6921. merly Insurance com­ nents excellent working garage. Complete new pany tenant. 646-5707. shelf or whatever wall conditions, color tv, olr door, hard top, good run­ $209,000. Jackson 8, Jack- kitchen with appliances. Manchester -119 Oakland unit - great for den, kids conditioner. Coll 742-6700. ning condition, V-6 re- son -Real Estate. 647-8400 New wall to wall In halls Street, 2 bedroom apart­ room, con point, 5120 bullt.coll Oom - 5pm. or 646-8646.0 and 3 bedrooms. Large Get the Want Ad habit... ment, 2nd floor, op- read and use the little ads 633-2468. 742-0101, $1500 or best lot and In the Buckley pllonced, hedt, carpeting, otter, must sell. School district. 5126,900. In Classified regularly. 5727 Lovely Cape. Manches­ 5495, available August. 643-2711. ter. $109,900. 3 good sized Alex Matthew Realty, 649- 289-0327 or 649-0485. 1968 white mustang, 6 bedrooms, flreploced liv­ 4003. Merchandise ISU t a g s a l e s cylinder, good condition, ing room, dining room Available September 1st, $2600 or best otter. Coll This charming "Cathe­ and nicely decorated fin­ Cleon 5 room duplex, 2 I MISCELLANEOUS Tog Sole - Alov Octo gym, 643-1009. dral Window” quilt is a ished family room on baths, basement, 5575 o FOR RENT baby clothes, ladles "finish-as-you-go” that lower level. 2 full baths, CONDOMINIUMS month, plus 1 months TV/STEREO/ 1969 VW Beotle, good for clothes, size 7 and 9, ports, good tires, $200 or uses those left-over fa­ large private backyard FOR SALE security, no pets, no child­ APPLIANCES electric adding machine, brics. with screened - In porch ( ren, 649-9600. I toys, croft Items, other best otter. Coll 643-9697. No. 5727 has complete and potlo. 1 cor garage. ATTENTION directions. misc. 40-L Chonnlng D.W. Fish. Realty 643-1591 South Vllloge Condomini­ Manchester - 2 bedroom 21 Cubic Feet frost tree Dr.,11-4 August 16. Mecury Comet 1976. Very To order, send $2.50, for each or 871-1400.O ums. 3 room condomi­ apartment, 4 rooms, op- BUSINESSMEN Admiral refrldgerotor. good condition. SOOOoest pattern, plus SOt lor postage and nium. 165 South St. No.42. pllonced kitchen, no pets, 5150. Coll 646-4320. otter. 643-0646. nandling. Rent' an attractive Tog Sole - Dining room Large 2 family. Living Rockville. Asking 545,900. 5575 per month, heat In­ set, ping pong table, toas­ ANNE CABOT room, dining room, kit­ Inquire at premises, or cluded. 1 year lease, plus office with secreta­ MsnctiMtsr Herald ter oven, and miscellane­ chen and 2 bedrooms on coll 646-2426 weekdays 9 to security deposit, 649-0795. rial support, located LAWN AND ous. 10-3,85 Lenox Street, inoiTRUCKS/VANS IIM A v e . of Americas the first floor. Living 5. in the prestigious BARDEN Manchester, August 16, New Toik, H.Y. 10090 room, kitchen and 3 bed­ I B ^ I f o r s a l e Print Name, Address with ZIP Manchester - 2 bedroom Watkins Centre in Saturday. CODE and Style NumOer. rooms on 2nd story. apartment, 4 rooms, op- Porch, 4 full baths, 2 cor pllonced kitchen, no pets. Manchester. Chrysanthemums- dig Tog Sole. Saturday Au­ Dodge von, 1968 slant 6 SPECIAL: Over 2 0 0 se­ INVESTMENT your own. 20 varieties. 550 engine. Good tor hauling lections and a FREE garage with 2nd story for 1 PROPERTY 5550 per month, 1 year gust 16th. Home bar equip­ storage or work area. lease, plus security dep­ Call: Bush HIM R d . ment, new, old Avon $300. Colt 646-9534 otter Pattern Section in the Manchester. 5:30. ALUUM. Just 83.00. D.W. Fish. Realty 643-1591 osit, 649-0795. Wilson Business bottles and lots of other BOOKS at S3.9S each or 871-1400.a Invest Today I In this mod­ Items. 37 Madison Street 0120— DOLLS— Old and New. New ern 5 unit building. Prime 3 bedrooms I'/i baths, Offices & lUNKBI LAND8GAPHI8 Manchester 9-4. to dress tnem: how to make them. Immaculate 3 bedroom Manchester location, duplex. Appliances, no Support Services MOTORCYCLES/ Ranch on lovely lands­ near hospital. Good In­ pets, 5725, plus utilities. AN0DE»8N •BED DESIGNS: Too Sole - 9-2, Saturday MOPEDS caped lot. Large country come "We Guarantee our References, 643-9532. at 647-0073 T rM & Shrub RInnf Ing, August 16, 2 family, 25 kitchen, flreploced living Houses" Blanchard & Pruning, Stone 1 Mulch Bedi. Rosewood Lone, Bolton, Matching Vests . room, beautiful deck and Rossetto Real Estate 646- Nice first floor 2 bedroom •TREE REMOVAL - " ' ■— "I ~~ — — Triumph Daytona 5001972 •RAILROAD TIE: weathered, $200. 1972 much more. Offered of 2482, apartment, laundry facili­ Rctelnerwtllt, step*, borders. Tog Sole - Saturday, Au­ $131,900. Joyce G. Epstein ties, and storage. 5525 ROOMMATES •BRICK 4 STONE: gust 16, woodstove, 2 pia­ Yamaha 175 Enduro wea­ Real Estate 647-8895.0 plus utilities and security, Petios 4 Wetki thered, $100. Coll 646-9534 WANTED Drelnege nos,/many miscellaneous APARTMENTS rra pets. 649-4343. Diy/NigM NicMs Items, 26 Coleman Rood, coll otter 5:30. Suddenly available - Cute FOR RENT Manchester. Cope Cod home waiting Available September 1st - Share furnished condo, 833-1716 647-8814 for the right family. Three 6 room duplex, 3 bed­ Manchester, Center Tog Sole - Friday and MISCELLANEOUS bedrooms, garage. In- •30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 rooms, appliances, 5450 Street. Woman, non Saturday, 8-4, girls clo­ AUTOMOTIVE ground pool. Great buy at room, heated apartment. month. IVimonths secur­ smoker, laundry, $280 per thing, sizes 2-5, dishes, tv, No appliances. Security. month. Coll 649-5448. BOATS/MARINE $97,900. Joyce G. Epstein ity with references. No stereo, odds and ends, 22 1901 Jeep " CJ 7, looks Real Estate 647-8895.0 5520 monthly plus utilities. pets Coll 647-1018. I EQUIPMENT Foster Street, Coll 646-2426. Weekdays 9 great, runs great, soft top. Manchester. $4995 evenings. 643-5609. Vlnyly sided Victorian. to 5. WANTED 16 foot Mod River canoe, Large 5 plus bedroom HOMES TO RENT paddles Included. Used home, over 11 rooms, 2 'h Manchester- 2 bedrooms. tour times. Excellent con­ 2nd floor, heat and ap­ FOR RENT NOTICE TO CaeOITONS baths. Completely remo­ dition. 5M . Please coll ESTATE OF deled. Close to hospitol. pliances. No pets. Secur­ Christian woman and 643-4942 otter 6pm or 647- ity. 5575 month.Coll 646- daughter desire to shore Tog Sale. August 16th 8, DOROTHY S. HAMILTON Possible use for Doctors, Manchester, 7 room (3-4 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor 17th. Moving must sell; The Hon. David C. Roppe, 3979. bedroom, 1 both) 5750 per your Manchester home Judge, of the Court of Pro­ Dentists, Lawyers, Room­ with other single parents, Bob. fi/rniture, tools, etc. 169 ing House, Day Core, and month plus utilities. Se­ Charter Oak Street. bate, Dlitrict of Coventry at many other possibilities. Manchester - 2 bedroom, curity and references beginning September. a hearing held on August 12, second floor, no pets, Coll 423-6587. 1986 ordered that oil dolma Some owner financing needed, available npw, PETS AND Tog Sole - Saturday 9-2, mutt bo oresentedtothefldu- stove and refrigerator. children accepted, no dory on or before November possible. Ride by 9Tolcotf 2 bedroom apartment tor SUPPLIES Sunday 12-4, 197 Vernon Ave, Vernon ond coll for 5475 o month plus utilities. pets. 649-1943 evenings. J Street Manchester. 12,19S6 or be barred os by low your appointment to see I. 646-1379. 0 single parent with 5 year provided. old child and well be­ Bertha E. Roppe, Priced to sell quickly of Scotland Country house For Sale- AKC registered Tog Sole - Saturday Au­ only 129,900. Strono Real Manchester- 3 bedroom/6 on beautiful 2 plus acres, 4 haved dog. Colt 643-6908. Golden Retrelvers, father Clerk room newly built apart­ gust 16th, 10-3, 15 Ash­ The fldudory la; Estate. 647-7653.0 bedroom, den, formal din­ Is a grand champion. Coll worth Street. Manchester The Connedicut Bonk A ment for rent. Avolloble ing room, two full baths, 643-7605 otter 5. (off Autumn). Carriage, Trust Co., N.A. Airy and Open. Rooms In Immediately. Coll 2334)319 lust renovated, fully op- maternity. Infant and c/o Janet E. Michaud, otter 2pm. Free kittens box trained. Aait. Treasurer ' this modern 7 & 7 Duplex. pllonced. Available Au­ FURNITURE toddler clothes, lots of One Constltulton Plaza 3 bedrooms, 2 newer Car­ gust 16. 5800 per month. Coll 6434)464. miscellaneous. Hartford, Connedicut lin Oil Burners. Plenty of 4 room duplex, plus utili­ First and lost plus secur­ 06115 Insulation. Full attic and ties. Coll 649-2780. ity, plus utilities, referen­ Tog Sole - 5 Tumblebrook and basement. Stockade and ces required. Call 423-5133. MISCELLANEOUS Barbara Bailey 2 bedroom flat, heat, hot Rood, (oft School Rood) 307 Silver Street fencing and 2 cor, det­ FOR SALE Bolton, 8x6, and 8x7, Coventry, Conn. 0623S ached garage. A “Must water,, oil appliances, olr Oak 24" Bor stools, swl- conditioning. Coll 647- 10om-2pm, 1977 Chevy 033-00 See" property I. $159,900. lam i MISCELLANEOUS vol, brass rolls and per­ Spa shells- factory se­ Von, antique marbli^op 1595. fect condition, original Strono Real Estate. 647- I 3 o |F0R RENT conds or damaged In table, chairs, linens, baby INVITATION TO BIO 7653.0 over 5100 each; 589 or best transportation. $200 to swing, pair colonial hang­ Sealed bids will be received Manchester. 5 room town- otter. 633-2468. ing lamps, used kitchen house, 2 bedrooms, nice Manchester Lawyers, chi­ $800 os Is. Coll evenings or In the General Services' of­ Open House - 265 TImrod weekends. 742-6469. cabinet doors, love seat fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Rood, Sunday August 17th yard, no pets, 1 child ropractors, retail space, Dining room set-64" Pine sleeper, electric counter- ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the preferred. 5525 plus utili­ could be ottlce/apart- table with 6 choirs. Excel­ dole shown btlow for the fol­ 1-4, by owner, lovely 6 top range, Haillcrotters lowing: room ranch with expan­ ties. Coll Rose 647-8400 or ment combination. Frank lent condition. 5350 or best short wave radio re­ Two aoparaU paittaraa. sion possibility. Ansoldl 646-8646. Splleckl. 643-2121. otter. Colt 649-7621 otter ceiver, books, mIsc. AUGUST 20, 1906- No. 8884 with Photo- built on lovely tree prop­ 6pm. RENTAL OF A O-S DOZER Goido (Woowo’a) is in 3 Oval gold leaf look A OPERATOR erty, 3 bedrooms, »1'/ii mirrors, vanity, dining Tog Sale - Bolton, Sunday Sises Small, Medium and both, living room, dining l«uJRESORT_ RESORT For Sole - 2 Captain 1(M, rt. 85 North of School AUGUST 20, 1904- Large. Medium, 86 bust, I Z y PROPERTY PROPERTY Moose Heed single beds, room, hall or bedroom. VAC-ALL RENTAL FOR room, 2 cor garage, Beautiful, perfect condi­ Rd., multi family tog sole TOWN WIDE LEAF 1)4 yards 64-izkch. screened porch and potlo. solid Maple with book­ In conluctlon with PWP. PICKUP Lovety home In sought case headboards. Both' tion. s m tor all 3, or $75 No. 8888 with Photo- each. 633-2468. Antiques, furniture, toys, AUGUST 29,19M- Galde (Man’s) is in Sises offer location. Direc­ mottresses sealed In plas­ collectables, household DUMPSTER REFUSE Small, Medium and tions; Spring Street to NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. tic, 3 drawers In each bed, Items, clothes, and new SERVICE - TOWN OWNED Large. Medium, 40 cheat, Tom Rood, left on TImrod 2 electric blankets 5800. Sears Armadillo chain Items. BUILDINGS lU yards 64-inch. to No. 265. Principles Call 649-2991 between 8 link fencing, with 1 double The Town of Manchester Is TO OMEI, laad 82J8 Mr gMfe only I $165,500. For ap­ From ^29j900a ond9i^. gate, 1 single gate, 300 feet Too Sale - Saturday 9^. on oauol opportunity em- for $300. 17 cubic feet. ployor, and requires on offir- patma, pita 889 tor psitiss sM pointment coll 521-8098 or Retirement/Resort Beach & Golf Property stroller, cabbage patch uadlkw. 643-4239. For Sole - Full size box Sears upright freezer like bed spread, many clothes, motlvo action policy for oil of Free Details spring mattress and new $150, call 633-1835. Its Contractors and Vendm MonctH^or Hofsld (children and adult), toys, as a condition of doing busi­ New Listing - Vernon. Write frame, $75.1 Danish mod­ books, ect. 34 Princeton ness with the Town, as per $119,900. Owner tronsfer- ern chair, $25. Call 649- Street, AAanchester. Federal Order 11144. Ino from this area. Gra­ MAY REALTY, INC. 1758.______ENDROLLS Bid fornss, plans and spedfl- cious custom 3 bedroom 27V, width - 25S too Sole - Saturday and collbns ore ovollable at the Ranch on private park Box 569G Two Antique mahogonv Sunday, 8-3. 54 Green­ General Services' affiee. Naw FASHION with 13% width • 2 for 289 TOWN OF 0 0 ^ 1 Graca Cola CoUae- like grounds with N. Myrtlo Boach, S C 29597 chests of drawers with MUST be picked up at the wood Drive, bicycle, por­ MANCHESTER, CT. t l M ^ largar aiaea: plwi screened In porch. Coll tor mirrors. Moving most Mancheelar Herald Office table, typewriter, toys, ROBERT E. 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28. 1986- A 0-5 DOZER RATOR 28. 1986- EN T A L FOR OE L E A F KUP 29.1986- R R EFU SE 3WN OW NED 3IN6S Manchester Is WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday; Ang. 16, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Aug. .16. 19116 2 Between the Lines Weekend Hus Magazine Creative Crafts Saturday,^ug. 16,1986 The story behind the story 2nd Anniversary Sale! By Josie 15% OFF MOST ITEMS 2 Between the Lines: The story behind the story, by Josie. Select group 40% OFF Q. Could you give me some information on Tom Hanks. How 4 Outlook: Eating fast food on the Supplies • Classes • Gifts old is he, where is he from and will he be making any more run can be hazardous. movies? Pam Freeman, Justice, III. A. He’s 29, from Oakland, Cdlif., where he and his three siblings 25B Olcott Street 5 Profiles: Joani Olsen. were raised by their divorced father, until, as he explains it, his Manchester father married again, to a Chinese woman with her own children and all of a sudden, there were aio t of people around the dinner 0 Cover Story: Manchester’s Mary table with names he couldn’t pronounce. (Brady) Egan recalls summers 646-5825 He attended Skyline High School in Oakland where he was the Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 • Thurs. ’til 9:00 class cutup, if not a great scholar, and Chabot Junior College. long ago in Niantic. After Chabot, he won a scholarship to California State University m Sacramento, where he discovert theater. 0 Weekend Television: Program Soon, he was acting in the classics and after graduation, was Now Offering Two New Services! asked by the director of the Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival in Linda Blair Vince Edwards schedules, features and puzzles, Cleveland to apprentice there. He spent three seasons with them through page 16. ■ Metromedia Paging Services and then moved to New York, where he lived in a garret, made a We are now an Authorized Agent for Metromedia. slasher movie, “He Knows You’re Alone,” and appeared with Q. / saw an actress named Q. Can you tell me whatever At the Movies: A year in paradise ihe Riverside Shakespeare Company. Linda Blair in a movie called happened to that good-looking 12 See us to buy or rent telephone beeper service. An ABC talent scout spotted him and flew him to^ Los Angeles “Ruckus" recently and I Vincent Edwards, who played for Walter Matthau ... Film where he spent eight weeks auditioning for TV pilots. One of thought she was great. Could Ben Casey on TV? Also, when capsules. ■ Film Processing — One or Two Day Service them, “Bosom Buddies,” sold and became a series, if not a great •you tell me about her did that series end? Miss R. ratings hit. made other TV appearances as well, particularly background and what she’s Peck, Jersey City, N.J. Professional Packaging & Shipping in minutes. doing now? Bill M. Donald, The series ended in 1966 and 13 Music: Blow out the candles — one in an c isode of the series “Happy Days” in which he A. • UPS/FEDERAL EXPRESS • WESTERN UNION • GIFT BOXES Abilene, Texas his career foundered afterwards. MTV turns 5... Turntable tips. played a guy who Fonzie had pushed out of a swing during • PRIVATE MAIL BOXES • NOTARY PUBLIC • WORD PROCESSING childhood and who was now returning, as a black belt in karate, A. She’s 27, was bom in St. He started directing — a TV movie called “Maneatqj",” • PASSPORT PHOTOS • MAILING • PACKAGING SUPPLIES for revenge. Louis and raised in Westport, 18 Sexuality: Sorry, there’s no Kinsey • PACKAGING • TYPING • PHOTO COPIES • KEYS Years later, “Happy Days” star and now director Ron Howard Conn., but starting at the age of episodes of series such as remembered that bit and called him in to read for the movie he 6, she spent her afternoons in “” — and Institute in Mexico. was directing, “Splash.” New York modeling. At 10, she continued acting in miniseries ISC illail Itoofii. That movie, of course, became a tremendous hit, leading to a got her first movie role, a bit such as “The Rhinemann 19 The Curious Shopper: Here’s the string of other movies for Hanks: “Bachelor Party,” part in a movie called “The Exchange” and “Evening in 20 lowdown on those herbal teas. “Volunteers,” “The Man With One Red Shoe,” “The Money Sporting Club” followed by Byzantium” and the movie 341 E. Center St., Manchester, CT 06040 Pit” and “Nothing in CommonV which was released in late July. something called “The Way We “The Seduction.” He’s Hours: Mon.-FrI. 9-6 / Sat. 10-2 He also has a new movie, which he just finished filming in Israel Live Now." currently shooting a movie 20 On the House: The Maxwells’ called “Love Hurts”; no release date has been set. She was 12 when she filmed called “Return to Horror High” remarkable great room. Cows once Tom Hanks in which his daughter co-stars. the movie that would really lived there. bring her attention, “The There’s also talk about doing an Exorcist,” in which she updated Ben Casey TV movie for next season. portrayed the possessed child 22 Dining In: Ah, it’s time for Q. Could you tell me about Tom When his glee club instructor Regan, a role she repeated in the heavenly hash. Cruise? Is that his real name, suggested that he try out for the critically slammed sequel, how old is he, does he have school’s production of the “Exorcist II: The Heretic.” brothers and sisters, what musical “Guys and Dolls,” Q. / have always admired the 23 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits s 1 fl y fi fl 0 1 movies has he made? Nancy She also did a number of TV though, he found his calling. He movies .such as “Sweet British actor David Warner. Coventry's Caprilands. Pace, Anderson, Calif.; Kathy got the lead, and after the Could you please tell me where C., Madison, Wis. - Hostage,” “Sarah T.; Portrait of performance had a serious talk a Teenage Alcoholic," “Bom he’s from and what movies he’s with his mother. He wanted to Innocent” and “Victory at been in.? I. Kelly, Grand Falls, A. Thomas Cruise Mapother IV try to make it in show business Nfld., Canada was bom in Syracuse, N.Y., on Entebbe” as well as “Airport 23 and he asked her to give him 10 1975” and independent movies A. He was bom in Manchester, July 3, 1962. Because of his years to do it. Skipping his such as "Chained Heat," “Hell England, the illegitimate child of Specials for the Month of August father’s electrical engineering high-school graduation, he Night,” “Roller Boogie” and two parents who kept stealing job, the family moved around a moved to New York. him back and forth from each Served Tuesday — Sunday her newest, soon-to-be-released other, .so he moved around a lot lot, last to a town outside Within five months of his “Night Fighters.” Ottawa, Canada, where his arrival, he landed a bit part in a during his childhixid. Her personal life has often His movies include “Tom parents were divorced. movie, the bomb “Endless gotten more attention than her - •Fresh Filet of Sole $9.95 Following the .split, he and his Love.” A few months later, he Jones” (he played T.J.’s • movies: at 15, she moved in brother), “Morgan,” which was in white wine served three sisters moved with their got a small part in the movie with the then-little known Rick mother to Louisville, Ky.. where his big break in movies, “Straw “Taps,” later expanded to a Springfield and at 19, was Dogs,” "Cross of Iron,” “The over dill Fettucini. his interest and skill in sports, major part, when he replaced the busted.in a massive drug sweep. Omen,” “The Battle of Cable begun in Canada playing ice actor already ca.st. The She pleaded guilty to a charge of Hogue,” “Airport 1979,” “The hockey, accelerated. (He had a embarrassing "Losin’ It” conspiracy to possess cocaine Man with Two Brains,” "The • 1 lb. Lobster Platter $13.95 rougher time in the classroom followed, then “The Outsidsfs. and was placed on three years French Lieutenant’s Woman,” because he had dyslexia. As a His next film was the surprise probation. She also ptised nude "Tron” and “Time Bandits.” accompanied by mussels, result, he hated .schtwl.) hit “Risky Business,” and that for Oui magazine in 1982. He’s currently filming Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly Editorial services by King Features cherry stones, and an ear At 16, his mother remarried film made him a star. “Han.sel and Gretel,” in which supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St., New York, of sweet corn. and the family moved to Glen The less successful “All the he also sings. published Saturdays by the Manchester N.Y. 10017. Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, Ridge, N.J., where he continued Right Moves” followed, as did Do you have any questions or comments Manchester, Conn. 06040. his sports, now fixitball and a year in London for the recently about Weekend Plus Magazine? We'd wre.stling. He wasn’t very Open at 5:00 P.M. Sundays released failure “Legend.” Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher like to hear from you. Please address fiKused, though, and had no “Top Gun,” on the other hand, your letters to: Weekend Plus Magazine, idea what he wanted to do after Anything you’d like to know about prominent Adele Angle, Weekend Plus Editor is a major hit and his next film Ilyssa Oster, Sales Supervisor P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. high school — travel possibly, is eagerly awaited: “The Color personalities? Write to Josie, Between the before thinking about college — of Money,” a sequel to “The or even where his talents were Hustler” co-starring Paul Lines. King Features Syndicate, 235 E. 45th concentrated. He realized that he Newman and directed by Martin St, New York, N.Y. 10017. wasn’t good enough for pro Scorcese. It’s due out in On the cover Mary (Brady) Egan of Jarvis Road in Manchester stands 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.O. 2, BOLTON, CONN. 06040 sports. December. outside the NIantIc cottage of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Farrell. She recalls those summers of long ago In a story which begins on 643-2342 page 6. Photography by Gary Tucker/Manchester Herald. Tom Cruise WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Aug. 16. IWI6 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Awtt. 16. 1986 5 f*rofiles' ' ; 11 > 4 Outlook

•. I. Life in the fast-food lane is risky ■ Joani Olsen Address 1430 Clittside Drive Marital status single By Sarah Overstreet stick to one another. I should have known a Occupation travel firm manager It stays in one piece while I Wendy’s baked potato was not Favorite restaurant Tante, Greenwich Village, N.Y. was driving down a pass it to the other hand so I can suitable traveling food, but I u I’ve tried to drive eating just about busy street eating a shift, and then again when I put low them so much I felt I had Favorite food chicken and fish McDonald’s fish it in my lap so I can turn the tor try. During my first and only every type of fast food offered, and learned Favorite sport gymnastics ' sandwich the other day steering wheel with both hands. car voyage with one, the potato the hard way which f^ t foods I can and Roots for Castaways at Patti Dunne's (I think the sandwich I’ve tried to drive eating Just rolled out of fork range several School of Gymnastics has its own name, but I about every type of fast food I times before I was able to scoop cannot eat en route. The Big Mac is What you do to relax read always just holler, “One fish offered, and learned the hard -1* '*-’**♦ some filling out of the potato. Type of antartainmant prafarrad live theater sandwich!” into the intercom way which fast foods I can and Then as I guided the scoopful of impossible. 'f ’ "i and they know what I mean. I cannot eat en route. The Big potato-chives-sour-cream to my , if. ' r * • s Favorite antartalnar Earl Odom Mac is impossible. always add, “And no fries or mouth, it fell off the side of my ^ ■ Favortta actor Robert Redtord hot apple pies,” before they , . When you bite down on one , fork and onto my coat. ^ . , 3 , , Favorite actraea Katharine Hepburn side, stuff comes out the other have a chance to ask ) when I I don’t mind food all over the Fast food is also my ethnic went there a lot. Long before the up. » « Favorite tong "The Greatest Love dropped a big plop of special end. WhM^you set it down, all car and as much as I mind the heritage. I grew up just three phrase “quality time” was ■ ■ *>' 't of All” sauce on my lap. the layers slide apart and you alternative, which is no fast blocks from one of the nation’s coined, my mother understood I dabbed at it with a wet have to pick.'dp the layers one at food. I was always the kind of Kind of music prafarrad seml-classical first fast-food emporiums. Red’s that we could have more fun Favorite magazine National Geographic paper towel when I got to work a time and eat them. The kid who hated to stop whatever I Giant Hamburg in Springfield, eating in the car on the way ' if ^ ^ and it left a little stain on my Whopper is almost as bad. was doing to come to the dinner Mo. Two decades later. Red’s home from Red’s than we could Favorite book “Five Smooth Stones" red wool suit, but I didn’t mind. A taco, of course, breaks table, and I still hate having to Favorite store In Manchester Nassiffs Camera Shop was immortalized in a PBS have around the dinner table. fa K 'f, It was the first time I’d had a apart and dribbles all its innards sit in one place and do nothing documentary on Route 66, and Now there was foan.u(ibwi ENGLAND 83 Maxima Wagon (auto) *8,495 80 Buick Riviera (laathar) *7,995 |5cboo 83 Olds Cutlass Wag. loaded *7,995 81 Datsun 210 4-dr. (air) *3,995 laiLtZ. ( I « ^ HARDWARE 285 BROAD STREET Manchester Bolton Used Guitars - from M0>M5 & up MANCHESTER, 643-4165 Mon., Tuts., Wod. A Frt. 277 West Rt. 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Middle Tpke. NISSAN Thura. 'Ml 0d)0 p.m.; Sat 'HI 4«0 p.m. HARDWARE STORES * 649-5355 649-1320 Kaman “Tight Ends'’ strings. *2.95 a set I 763 Main Street Manchester Electric Guitar Saie 643-1191 Its your point up to 40% off ' Ml Main Street of view Manchester Buy any large Record & Tape Cioseout 643-1900 or extra large pizza that counts — with 2 or more items — from 99C cabins to contemporaries: > Eaatbrook Mall receive a 2 liter bottle of coke Mansfield Check out our new lines - we do custom framing 456- 141 - ehole» ot - B.C. Rich - Acoustic - Laney - DOD Digitech to compliment your > 100% whole milk FREE home design. mozzerella cheese > 100% all beef hamburg ■■ DSwaw 649-2030 > 100% lean Italian sausage A l f l O S ■ I Z Z 9 • tangy onions 1S3 “ “ — 50 Purnell PL Ill Center Street ■ Manchester exposure > plump mushrooms a rt a fraaihig limited eASTBiM commcricurs » fresh roasted peppers _ 6 4 3 ^ 3 4 Manchester Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30 / Thura. 9-6 / Sal. 9-3 649-6939 LBADINO FULL SSlW CC OPTICIANS • olives • anchovies O w i w - m w CHnaH WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Aug. 16. IMS WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Aug. 16, 1986 7 Cover Story 6 Cover Story Cottage days

. . . Continued for help, Mary agreed but Julia Mary Egan recalls long-gone summers became hysterical. She jumped to go bathing. I’d dash off for the up and screamed wildly that I cottage to help them down the was going to leave them to steep, dirt path to the beach. drown. The small boat began to Editor’s note: The honey­ kisses and give him mine. How Sometimes I wasn’t so watchful rock. As Mary and I tried suckle vine is gone now.'So is the pained I was the summer I and I’d spot them well on their V TTo desperately to calm down Julia, windmill that used to be at the discovered! was too big to hop way. So, I’d swim from the pier we all spotted Horton’s lobster rear of the cottage. But Mary B. up on his lap anymore.. to our beach and join them in the boat bearing down on us. A Egan of 75 Jarvis Road □ □ □ water. I can see Gram and Viv Waving and screaming in remembers her grandparents’ Gramp now as they watched me excitement, we almost tipped summer cottage at Crescent I knew with the instinct of a with indulgent smiles, every over the boat. The lobstermen Beach in Niantic as if she had child that my grandparents now and then eyeing each other were astonished to discover it just visited it yesterday. Her loved me unconditionally. and shaking their heads as I was three little girls they were grandfather, James T. Farrell, During the summer I revelled in showed off my skill in the water. M rescuing. They could talk of was a prominent Hartford being theirlittle “pet.” Gram I was an excellent swimmer and nothing else as they brought us Democrat and a longtime crony bought my clothes. She gave me knew Gram and Gramp had to the pier — except to warn us, of former Hartford Mayor an allowance. I had horseback every confidence in my ability. using vivid descriptions, about Richard J. Kinsella. riding lessons. I went roller They never placed any the perils of tides and currents skating at the rink and to restrictions on where or when I Grandpa heard my explanation movies. I went to carnivals and could go in the water. with his usual calm, and then I am seeing the little girl that I had my fortune told. I got my told me I could not go out in the was the summer when I was own bedroom when I told Gram □ □ □ boat again unless a grown-up about 3‘/i and went to live with I thought I was too big to sleep The summer I learned to row was with me. my grandparents at the cottage. on the cot in her room anymore. I have vague recollections of the boat my cousins. Juiia and □ □ □ When I was sick or hurt. Gram Mary, sisters around my age. being at the cottage when I was and Gramp hovered anxiously For most of the summer I was even younger, but my first clear couldn’t swim yet. But 1 was over me, waited on me, indulged eager to show off my skill and alone in the cottage with my memories begin with that my every whim. grandparents, except for summer. Grandpa gave me permission to Nearly every summer I kept take them for a ride, though no Skippy, Gramp’s Boston bulldog I fell in love with the beach them in a state of nerves. One who adored him. She followed that summer. I fell in love with farther out than the end of the summer I caught whooping pier. It was a magnificent day. him around the cottage, sat the water. I fell in love with the cough. One summer I was beside his chair at meals, and cottage, and with my There was a brisk breeze. We recovering from pneumonia. rode back and forth from our lay at his feet when he was grandparents. Another summer I was reading or relaxing in the living I can see Grandpa now beach to the pier a few times aird recovering from having had my the girls decided t hey want ed t o room or on the porch. She was walking around the cotttage tonsils and adenoids out. I had alert to his every move, inspecting it for necessary legrn to row. too. Above, the cottage as impetigo and poison ivy. I got By the time they mastered the watching him with affection in repairs or painting, with me in sties and a boil that resisted her round, dark eyes. tow. And Grandma, with me technique the sun was high in it looked in the late treatment and glass in my feet. I the sky. we were hot and I was my grandparents’ little ^ behind her, checking out the 1920s when Mary B. lost a thumbnail when tiny sweating, tired out and sick of helper and little comp.mion I many bedrooms for those that slivers of wire and wood got helped Gram with the dishes would need curtains or Egan of Jarvis Road the boat. And Julia was badly jammed under my nail as I sunburned. I took the oars and beds, laundry, andclea'ning. I bedspreads which she would spent her first summer opened the porch screen door. ran to the store when she w as make during the coming winter checked our position. I couldn't there. Left, her grand­ I can see me now screaming at believe it. I thought the glare of out of bread or milk, or if we had months. I can see myself helping the top of my lungs beside sun on water was making me see company and needed ice cream. Grandpa turn off the windmill. parents, James T. Gramp in the car as he drove me thingsJL could barely make out I ran to the post office every He’d hold on to me as I Farrell and Julia to Dr. Dart’s office. Gramp’s the shJwline. And there wasn’t day. If there was any running to scrambled up the ladder to the calm voice trembling as he tried another boat in sight. do I did it. I helped Gramp roll long handle. When I reached it. I (Hennessey) Farrell. to soothe me. his hands I rowed as hard as 1 could, as up the porch rugs when it grabbed it and swung on it to 79^ rained, and put the chairs clenching the steering wheel. long as I could. I rowed until I bring it down so he could secure And afterwards. I went around was winded, and my palms were against the cottage. I went with it. He was always nervous until I proudly showing off my raw blistered and sore. All the while him every week to do the food was safely back on the ground, nailless thumb to anyone who I kept thinking about how angry shopping. I went to the garage but I wasn’t the least bit afraid had the stomach to look. Grandpa would be. That the kids with him when the car had to be and was so proud that he let me How many times Gram took couldn’t swim. That the boat repaired. I went to the different do it. me to Dr. Dart’s. I can’t say. couldn’t have drifted out so far churches with him to deliver □ □ □ How many times Gram stood without our noticing it. That no pies and cakes Gram made for shaking visibly and wringing one would believe us if we told all their bake sales. And I Grandpa was bald and always her hands, watching us drive them such a story. trotted beside him when he went wore a cap when he was in the away. I don’t know. But never, I looked back to see how much to Niantic to do errands. sun. And a short-sleeved shirt. ever did either one tell me I was progress we’d made. The shore □ □ □ Fair skinned, he sunburned and a care or a worry to them. looked just as far away. I rowed m freckled easily. And he had the Rather, they lavished on me that some more, and when I looked G^aitdpttwent to Hartford kindest, most thoughtful, most love and attention I took so for again, the beach still was no more freqii^ly than usual the discerning blue eyes I’ve ever granted. closer. Now my hands were raw last summer I ^ n t at the looked into. So often did I climb and bleeding and I couldn’t row cottage, and sometimes he had on his lap. tickle his ear and □ □ a any longer. Julia and Mary had to stay overnight. Then whisper in it — to t^ll him some Twice a day, before lunch and to take turns at the oars until Grandma and I had an evening little secret I had, or to ask for dinner, my grandparents went they, too. were exhausted. And by ourselves. I can see Gram something. I had a hard time for a swim at our beach. And the shore was as far away as now sitting in her chair mending staying on his lap because his every day I went with them. On ever. . as I was my stomach on the floor tummy was in the way. Sundays I went with them right The three of us sat silently in at her feet doing puzzles or I’d wheedle him into taking after church. But on weekdays, the boat, looking at each other t ’ drawing. We talked about the out his pocket watch and making since I always swam at the glumly, trying to hide our ■%JF day and other things like it chime for me. Three times public beach, I had to keep track growing fear. We sat there a marriage, education, and he’d make it chime, then snap it of the time by the great clock very long time. When I told them careers. Gram told me the samt shut. Every night before I went near the sunhouse. When I saw it there was no other way out to bed I scrambled up on his lap Story by was time for my grandparents except for me to swim to shore Mary (Brady) Egan poses on a beach with an aunt and some cousins. . ConttfHiad. . . to tell him something, to ask for something, to get his hugs and Mary B. Egan Continued .. ■ •WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Aufi! 16, 1986 W EEKEND PLl'S. Salurdivv. Aug. 16. 1SH6 - 9 8 Cover Story WEEKEND TELEVISION \ Saturday, Aug. 16 A

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Phony ad claims that Orgatron-12 can restore a man’s vigor By Sonja Heinze morning glory, periwinkle, St. Johnswort, spindle-tree, tonka Are there some herbal teas that bean, wahoo bark and white By Dr. June Relnisch shouldn’t be used, or perhaps snakeroot. That’ feeling used sparingly? Joan King, If you’re planing to try a DEAR DR. REINISCH: I Farmington Hills, Mich. questionable herbal tea, make a The DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am We are also certain that no Nobel Prize weak solution the first time and often receive ads in the mail for a widowed senior citizen. Many In an article in FDA pills promising to restore vigor Consumer titled “Danger: Herbs watch for adverse reactions. Kinsey years ago I had trouble giving has yet been awarded in ‘advances in Brew the tea fresh each time, to older men. I usually just birth (the baby died) and t be Are Often More Toxic Than throw them out, but I got one sexual research for older nnen.’ ff Magical,” Tim Larkin, the vary the types you use and do Report doctor did what he called a great not drink more than three or four today I would like you to check deal of “necking.” which I author, states, “While many for me. peppermint, rosehip, orange and cups a day. gathered was repair work. He others of the more usual herbal « This one claims to be told me never to become approved by the Kinsey Institute teas do offer delicious ODOR IN FREEZER pregnant again. My husband alternatives to coffee and We recently moved. / read and by Masters and Johnson. and I had a wonderfully happy somewhere that when moving Doesn’t this one sound documentation of any research common tea, we cannot 40-year marriage, even though conclude from these facts that all houseplants they could be respectable? project, in the United States or we had no further intercourse. tion cycles. Mexico, involving 900 impotent penetration to lead to herbal teas are safe, nor that it's stored in a freezer, so I tried it. Since that time, every Pap test vaginismus — in which the Call the nearest fertility clinic safe to consume large amounts Maybe we should have propped DEAR READER: It certainly men, 884 of whom became has required the smallest or specialist to ask if this potent while more than half woman unconsciously tightens of any herbal tea over extended the door open. By the time we sounds that way, but nearly instrument. her vaginal muscles to such a procedure is available: if not. periods.” unloaded the plants four or five everything that we have been "noted a measurable increase in Now I have been blessed again ask for the phone number of t he The source of half of our days later, they were still alive the size of their sexual organs.” degree that intercourse, or even able to check in the ad is and have been going with a very a pelvic examination, is nearest place that has a prescription drugs are plants or but had a fungus on them, and absolutely false. Nor can we locate evidence that fine gentleman for a number of surrogate-carrier program. herbs which contain chemicals a "jipuri plant” (called impossible or extremely painful. the inside of the freezer smelled There is no “Mexican months. I still have “that” ’Treatment involves having Regardless of the medical and have varying effects on the like a decomposed animal. I Branch" of either the Kinsey Orgatron-12’s main ingredient) feeling, but I am too small down expertise of any fertility body such as inducing vomiting, Herbal teas are made from plants, some of which are "is known to have been used by the woman gradually stretch the scrubbed the fungus off the Institute or the Masters and there to have intercourse. vagina, beginning with a dilator specialist you consult, also ask lowering blood pressure, plants, put them outdoors, and harmless, and some of which are not. Johnson Institute, and neither of the Aztecs as a potency plant.” for a thorough review of the .stimulating the heart or nervous We plan to continue investigat­ Is there any way. without smaller than a finger and they are thriving. But I still our offices has endorsed, major surgery, to correct this progressing (often over several legal issues involved before you system, sedating the brain and can’t use my freezer. approved or is selling any such ing the matter of so-called sex agree to a surrogate procedure. so on. yes, I think they should, for the “At low levels, many people drugs or enhancers in general, problem of being so small? At weeks) to a dilator the size of an I washed it out with bleach freezing mechanism for such a product — despite what is my age. I find it would be too erect penis. Intercourse does not It’s important to know if your Herbal teas are made from and water, then full-strength possibility? convenience of consumers. I are allergic to the gas, some claimed in the ad you sent for and Orgatron-12 in particular, embarrassing to take this state or locality has laws plants, some of which are Readers who have experienced al.so believe they should be without knowing it. In a clo.sed because they have used the begin until the woman feels bleach, then Borax and water, Orgatron-12. matter up with my physician. ready. With the cooperation and covering surrogate carriers and harmless, and some of which are then baking soda and water. intractable odors in their freezers required to list all their area like a pantry the gas could The ad displays an issue of Kinsey Institute name. We will to determine what contractual not. Read the label carefully on and have found a way to get rid ingredients on the labels beeause reach high concentrations, keep readers posted on our communication of her partner, Between times I put boxes of something called the "American DEAR READER: Then the depth of penetration and arrangements are covered. For any herbal tea you are baking soda inside and left the of them, please help. beer is, after all, a forxl. But so causing distress to anyone Journal of Human Sexuality” — progress, and we will report to consult a gynecologist or example, who will be financially considering buying. Some teas door open to air it out. The far the beer, wine and liquor breathing it. Ingc.sting the you on the results of a chemical speed remains completely under contents of these containers which also does not exist, menopause specialist. Vaginal her control until she gains full responsible if the baby is born may only have a single odor has diminished somewhat SODIUM IN BEER industry has managed to keep ♦ according to directories of analysis of Orgatron-12 when it atrophy (shrinking of the with a serious defect? ingredient, while some may be but is still apparent. / also / am on a low-sodium diet and this information from us. could cause severe problems to is completed. confidence that it’s possible to anyone. journals and magazines. genitals and thinning of the have sexual activity without Recently, it has been blends of as many as 20 plugged the freezer in, hoping would like to know the amount Moreover, no one at our institute As we have stated in the past, speculated that it might be different kinds of leaves, seeds that when operating the smell of sodium in a bottle of beer. “This gas is poisonous. Moth vaginal lining) is a common pain. READER FEEDBACK: crystals arc a pesticide, to be has ever seen or heard of this the only way to treat erection problem for women near or past possible for a man to act as an and flowers. would subside. Wrong! I ’m Also, don’t you think it would INSECTS IN PANTRY difficulties, lack of sex drive or If vaginismus is involved, treated with respect. Read the journal, although we have the the menopause (the last having your partner accompany incubator for an embryo. This Avoid teas made from senna, afraid to put my food inside as be wise for beer companies to Mrs. Hugh Bushnell, world’s largest collection of other problems of sexual has not been attempted with buckthorn bark, dt)ck roots, aloe the food might absorb the odor print this information on their Cheshire, Conn.: “This is in label, and then picture a baby menstrual period.) you to the therapy sessions fed contaminated farina!” materials related to sex. gender functioning is to first find out Difficulty wit h intercourse is humans, but. theoretically, it leaves, catnip, juniper, and taste bad or, worse yet, be labels? Vincent Patermo, reference to a past column which probably will help your harmful to eat. Thank you for bringing the and reproduction.. what is wrong and why. not the only symptom of the low treatment to be successful. would involve surgically hydrangea, Jimson weed, Atlantic City, N.J. contained suggestions from According to the ad, Increasingly, research is finding implanting an embryo on tissues lobelia, nutmeg, wormwood and / don’t know what to try The amount of sodium in a readers on ways to keep bqgs hazards of moth crystals to this estrogen levels that occur column’s attention. ■ Orgatron-12 is “produced under that health problems and during menopause. Many near the large intestine, where it sassafras If you have a ragweed next. Help! bottle of beer varies slightly, but out of the pantry. One reader strictest supervision of the prescription drugs are asso­ would grow for nine months and allergy, slay away from I don’t know what to tell you. generally in an 8-ounce bottle suggested storing ventilated women also have an increased No uterus margarine tuj>s containing moth Federal Pharmacia of Mexico.” ciated with these conditions for susceptability to vaginal and be delivered by a second camomile, goldenrod, marigold You .seem to have done there are between 5 and 15 mg We can find no official many men. and the sexual side abdominal surgery. If it were and yarrow. everything my references advise of sodium. It doesn’t matter crystals in food cupboards. urinary-tract infections. Only an DEAR DR. REINISCH: My “What an appalling proposal! government unit or registered effects can be reversed with examination will show whether question might sound ridiculous, possible, this procedure might Under the heading "Danger,” to clean a freezer. I am whether this is regular beer or If you have a private organization with that appropriate treatment. In also work for a woman without a the FDA Consumer also lists reminded of a time years ago light beer; the amount of sodiqm At room temperature, moth your earlier surgery is a but it is always on my'mind. crystals melt to become a gas. nanie in Mexico. addition, psychological factors contributing cause of your I had to have a hysterectomy uterus — but. again, this arnica, wolf’s-bane, belladonna, when I had a similar smell is similar. The ales contain 'consu m er-oriented The ad attributes research on play an important role — by remains only .speculation. ■ deadly nightshade, bittersweet, inside my car. After tearing its more. In an 8-ounce bottle of This gas permeates everything current genital condition. last year. Since then. I met a porous, like cardboard and question, send it to this substance to a Dr. Leland themselves pr in combination You ipustsee a physician, who man that I really love. He knows bloodrool, irish broom, insides apart and scrubbing Black Horse Ale, for example, Thomas, "famous football with physical problems. hor.sechestnut, sweet flag, everything within reach, I there are 33 mg of sodium. plastic containers, flavoring the Sonja Heinze, King will carefully do a pelvic about my surgery, but he wishes contents. Wooden surfaces player from Notre Dame” and Anyone with these problems examination and conduct all that we could have a baby heliotrope, poison hemlock, suspected 1 might be going mad. In answer to your question as Features Syndicate, , Nobel Prize-winning scientist. should call a reputable spotted cowbane, henbane, Finally a wily mechanic found a to whether I think beer absorb the gas also, and arc tests necessary to determine together. almost impossible to deodorize 235 East 45th St, New We could find no such physician sex-dysfunctions clinic or what is involved in your Has medical science come up jalaproot, lily of the valley, decomposed bird in my heating companies ought to print this listed in medical directories or therapist and make an particular case. with any way for a woman who Send questions to mandrake, May apple, mistletoe. system. Have you checked the information on their labels — again. York, N.Y., 10017. listed as a recipient of a Nobel appointment fof an evaluation. Treatment will depend on has had her uterus removed, but Dr. Reinisch in care of Prize. We are also certain that (A reputable clinic can be found what is found, but regaining who still has her ovaries, to get * no Nobel Prize has yet been by calling the nearest medical sexual functioning may require pregnant and be able to have a The Kinsey Report, awarded for “advances in school.) prescription medications or baby? P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ Ordering substances like the The Craft Supply House . sexual research for older men,” other assistance that can be mington, Ind. 47402. CHANG JIANG as the ad claims this Dr. one in the ad you sent us only provided by a medical clinic or a DEAR READER: Not yet. 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Take this column into the uterus of another columns. JOIN US FOR OUR NEW BUFFET Kinsey Institute or the Masters and with you and hand it to the woman (a “surrogate carrier”) . ^ Button Machine * physician if you’re too who would then carry the baby All you can eat lunch. ® >| f* ^Bring in you favorite saying or picture- Johnson Institute, and neither of our offices embarrassed to begin the for nine months, deliver it and lean make buttons, magnets and stands) discussion. give it to you. Wed. & Fri. 11-2 / Sunday 12-3 ' T # 4 O has endorsed, approved or is selling any Once all physical explanations I do not know how many times 8 Entrees to chose from: appetizers - soups - dessert are ruled out or treated, the this has beet) tried or how often Many Items 25% to 50% OFF! such product — despite what is claimed in specialist can refer you to a sex it has been done successfully, MANY NEW IDEAS the ad you sent for Orgatron-12. f f therapist if that remains but the procedure does involve WE HAVE OUR LIQUOR LICENSE! GriaftJ(' classes to start after Labor Day. Craft supplies at an affordable price. necessary. 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By Susan Plasa -W dividing it again horizontally, creating a second floor over the One thing’s for sure: the cows dining and sitting rooms only. . . . Contimiod wouldn’t recognize their former That second floor eventually digs — not that they’d be invited became the master bedroom. But they have found inside anyway. A cattle barn □ □ □ once belonging to the Knight hand-forged iron nails as well as Cheney house off Forest Street The great room has lost chestnut beams while renovat­ is now the handsome residence nothing of its original dramatic ing the house ^ both of which of Wilfred and Anne Campbell aspect. The high ceilings have give some clue to age. "W e're Maxwell. been retained, yet brought more guessing 1860 or 1870s, but it’s There had been some major into perspective with a hard to tell,” she says. changes before the Maxwells r#i decorative molding Wilfred □ □ □ bought the house almost three fashioned around the room’s years ago. For a time, it served perimeter about four feet below Both Maxwells deny ever K i as a painting studio for Russell the ceilings. feeling discouraged during the Cheney, then later as a A piano stands now in front of massive structural changes. residence. A focal point was the the window, and two large deep "But there was a point, in great room, Cheney’s art studio, blue upholstered sofas face each August of ’84, when I was a cavernous space with other in the center of the room — i** saying, ‘Oh my God will we be lO-by-12-foot paned window a formal but comfortable ■T. ever be close to being finished,” ' says Anne. “ I've never lived on facing north for the best light, conversational area. -1'J And it is in the great room that From the living room, a construction site. You always entrance to the dining and think it will go faster than it the Maxwells have concentrated 'i " their efforts. Although impres­ sitting rooms is through French . goes.” sive in sheer size alone — about doors that were custom made “ The day she was really upset k I*' was when we took the plaster off 20 by 40 feet with 17-foot ceilings for the Maxwells. Just above the' , i ' — the room presented some doors, a second floor balcony the master bedroom ceiling. practical pi oblems. rims the walls of the master There was grit all over the Heating it was nearly bedroom. place. You could taste it.” says impossible. When they bought Reginald Plnto/Mancheater Herald The window remains as the Wilfred. the house, the great room was focal point. It is trimmed with a Anne also remembers, none too fondly, “ the day this guy was equipped with “ a couple of rose print balloon curtain, also X: cutting a hole through the wall steam radiators that wouldn’t custom made. " I wanted to ...O 4*, ,i for a window in the sitting room have heated a chicken coop.” maximize the light but not make with a chain saw. That was the says Wilfred. The solution was a the window overpowering.” m most upsetting.” converted boiler with baseboard Anne says. ” We also wanted to 'M The real challenge, both heat and five zones. conserve heat. We finally arrived atthis.” igree. is restoring an old house □ □ □ vith integrity. "When you finish □ □ □ t should look old and look like Second problem was practical he old house,” Wilfred says. In The balloon curtain conve­ use of space. The Maxwells many cases they carefully niently hides a pleated fabric wanted to maximize living areas preserved old building mate­ shade, the same Victorian moss ■ '‘5 while retaining the dramatic rials and reused them in the green as the walls. The shade look of the original great room. renovations. has an aluminized back for heat The solution was to carve the A lesser challenge is finding a retention and can be lowered in room on two planes, both Christmas tree each year that the winter. horizontally and vertically, won’t be dwarfed by the scale in The Maxwells have decorated making four rooms where one the great room. Puny lO-foot downstairs in shades of deep had been. evergreens need not apply. rose (carpeting). soft green ” I did at least two dozen “ We’ve had fun with the (walls) and deep blues sketches and perspectives Christmas trees, trying to find a (upholstered furniture). The before we made a decision.” tree large enough.” says Anne. same colors are echoed in the says Wilfred, a planning Once found, the couple places it print fabric window coverings. consultant who helped to plan TTTTTTT on a plastic sheet in front of their Upstairs, in the master downtown Manchester in the master bedroom balcony, from bedroom, the color scheme is mid-1950s. “ It was really which they can trim the upper considerably muted. Beige difficult to understand, but it branches. Then “ we drag it over carpeting and a beige and rose was done that way to preserve to the comer,” Wilfred says. wallcovering are highlighted the window.” By investing their own sweat with a brass bed and a pair of The couple acted as their own ^ u ity, the Maxwells estimate loveseats set at right angles contractors. “ I talked to a cost of renovations at only a against the wall. couple of builders and I couldn’t tnti:^ of what they would have Half of the bedroom has a even get a quote.” says Wilfred. paid a builder. “ But an amateur conventional ceiling, average “ So we decided — I ’m sort of a would have problems,” Wilfred tinkering individual — to do it 1PP- height. But at the back of the says. "You really have to know (ourselves).’’ room, Wilfred broke through to what you’re doing. According to Wilfred’s plans, . the attic in order to expose the "One thing you could be they split the original room right peaked roof. He added a trio of assured; no one would build a down the middle. The side with skylights at the peak that house like this in the town of the window would become the provide both warmth and light. Manchester. It is unique.” he living room. Reginald PIntc^Mahcheater Herald The Maxwells are not sure says, srhiling. ■ when the cow bam/studio/house The other side was split again Rsglntfd Plnl

By Sondra Astor Stave self-guided tour of the eight acres planted in herbs. One The oldest restaurant in takes time to stop now. or after Coventry is not really a the luncheon, in the various restaurant at all. Although it has buildings where herbs in pots served a midday meal for more and packages, baskets and than 35 years. Adelma Grenier books are sold. Heavenly hash Simmons’ Caprilands is an herb One can also sample the herb farm. The lunch is an integral tea. crackers and spread which part of a lecture. are available at the greenhouse People come to the 50-acre from 11 to 12:30. On the day of farm on Silver Street. off Routes our visit, the crackers were It’s been around us 31 and 44. from as far away as understandably wilted by the the West Coast. In the spring, it humidity. The curry-flavored as long as leftovers is necessary to make Saturday cheese that topped some was reservations two months in well-blended and the herbed advance. Even on the hot and cheese on the others was also sticky Monday when we visited, pleasant. The tea had a mint By Shirley E. Sump 2 cups finely chopped it was almost 90% Tilled. base and was refreshing despite corned beef Mrs. Simmons is an institution the heat. ash, originally a peasant t (16-ounce) can chopped in northeastern Connecticut, The lecture began in the large dish, has been around as beets, drained where she has operated her red bam. The building was long as there have been '/2 cup .sour cream farm since 1929. Only a person of surprisingly comfortable and leftovers, and many t teaspoon .salt smelled delightfully of drying countries have their own indomitable spirit would have '/4 teaspoon pepper decided to raise goats on rocky herbs. □avid RocOa/ManchMiar HarakI special ways and names A brief history of Caprilands forH it. Pytt I Pana from Sweden, inhospitable soil (Capri is Latin was interwoven with herbal lore A table awaits diners at Caprilands in Coventry. Mexico’s Picadillos, Hoppel Saute onion in melted butter for goats) against all advice, Poppel from Germany and in small skillet until soft. and then turn the enterprise into and information on what was for Ireland's Bubble and Squeak arc Combine with potatoes, corned so successful an operation. sale in the various buildings. beef, beets, sour cream, salt and There is now a staff of 30 The lecture continued in the The meal began with pink family was most unexpected. An provided. We found this warning just a few of the many dishes. was appropriate only in The word "hash” comes from pepper. Spoon into greased employed to care for the gardens and shortly before 1:30. flowers afloat in a dry May wine accent of herbs and feta cheese the French word hacher, 2-quart casserole. Smooth out gardens and meet the needs of the guests were invited into the punch that was punctuated with only slightly mitigated our reference to the cocktail-size meaning to chop. The thrifty top. Bake in (350F) oven 35 more than 100 guests daily. house (where Mrs. Simmons woodruff. Crackers spread with disappointment. napkins placed at the table, and the need to request water and French prepare hachis with minutes. Although t)ie lecture which actually resides) for lunch. tasty beet relish, a corned beef glasses, and the menu being anything from beef to fish. Or fry mixture slowly in 3 precedes the lunch does not Seating is at antique tables, set pate and an herbed cream The next plate had us even Early settlers brought their tablespoons butter or bacon begin until 12:30. one is advised for eight or 10. Our dining cheese were the accompani­ more puzzled. An obviously offered recited at the conclusion of the main course. ideas with them to America. drippings in 12” skillet until to arrive by 11:45. This allows companions came from Oregon. ment. long-cooked and only slightly “Waste not, what not" was the rosemary-flavored pork chop The facilities remain open bottom is crusty. Invert platter time for payment of the Virginia and the Connecticut rule heeded in colonial homes A basket laden with three shared space with a generous until 5 to allow for browsing and over skillet and turn out, crusty $12-per-person fee. and for a coastline. where leftovers evolved into side up. breads — applesauce and portion of nicely herbed rice, a purchases and the grounds are such dishes as Red Flannel Serves 6. peanut quick breads and a white tablespoon of cinnamon- delightful for spending a day Hash. It is a classic example of Note: You can use I yeast bread — waited on the flavored applesauce and green outdoors. Caprilands is open a dish made with leftovers that (12-ounce) can of corned beef or table, with an herb butter that beans so overcooked that at first from April to December, seven has held its own through the 2 cups of beef pot roast. Caprilands was too heavily seasoned for all we mistook them for pasta. This days a week. On Sundays high years. This hot dog hash combines potatoes, hot dogs and 534 Silver S t, Coventry, 742-7244 but the white bread. was all the more disappointing tea replaces lunch, and costs In America, the word hash is This is typical of the way in cheese for an easy supper. A strawberry yogurt soup was as the bacon and other half as much. commonly applied to a mixture which Norwegian cooks use up Hours; Lunch, by reservation only, is served the next course. The fresh seasonings were first rate. One gets a mixed message at of chopped meat and potatoes leftovers. The pork and potatoes and the Atlantic Ocean. 2 minutes longer. Add rice, Monday through Saturday. Check-in is 11:45 a.m. Lecture flavors made this the favorite of Dessert was served at the Caprilands: cabbage patches fried or sauteed in a skillet. The generally regarded as a snack in are cooked with the onions, and Germany, with a glass of beer. Depending on the leftovers, it stirring frequently, until rice tour is 12:30 p.m. Lunch served at 1:30 p.m. Sunday tea, most of those at our table. greenhouse, ostensibly so that that are a work of art clash with fact is, there are many savory becomes somewhat golden. We were next shown a huge one does not have to wait as the large plates of overcooked food. hashes in which the main beef broth is stirred in and can be made with shrimp, by reservation only, is 1:30 p.m. cooked until all moisture is gone HOPPELPOPPEL oysters or other fish, scraps of Add garlic, tomatoes, water, Dress: Casual salad artfully arranged in an tables are being cleared. Small An establishment so involved ingredient is enhanced by immense bowl. A few minutes pieces of cocoa cake were with the land would seem a anything from rice to beets, and and only the flavor is left. 5 tablespoons butter or cooked pork, ham or chicken — ham, thyme, parsley, chicken No credit cards accepted. Checks accepted. bouillon, salt and pepper. Bring later we received portions in topped by cream cheese frosting logical place for a more methods for preparing them can margarine one at a time or all together. Handicapped access: Stone driveway, lack of ramps and offered on napkins with seasonal menu. The Connecticut NORWEGIAN BROWN HASH / large onion, chopped to a boil. Cover and simmer small bowls. I was not the only be as different as the array of This version using the original may present a problem one voicing surprise that the paper cu ps of herb t ea. summer is perfect for main-dish foods that are used. 4 cups diced 'cooked pork / '/ 2 cups diced cooked ham is quite good when served over low heat for 20-25 minutes 4 cups diced cooked potatoes Reservations: required. Three weeks in advance is greens we were served were Caprilands’ written material salads or lightly grilled fish, Just remember, like any dish, potatoes with crisp green salad and lemon or until rice is tender. Add a primarily iceberg lettuce. With offers a caveat that this is not a where the Caprilands' herbs '/ 2 cup butter or recommended for weekends. hash is no better than the I cup diced cooked pork or sherbet. little mote water if the rice starts all that was growing outdoors: restaurant and that the usual could be shown off to better margarine freshness of the foods that go beef roast to dry out before it is tender. this poor cousin of the lettuce amenities might not be advantage. ■ into it. Because nothing is quite / '/j cups chopped onion 4 eggs, beaten JAMBALAYA Serves 6. so uninteresting as a hash made I cup beef broth or I tablespoon dry parsley 2 tablespoons butter with old stale leftovers. bouillon flakes or margarine Children and the young at The following recipes will salt and pepper to taste salt and pepper to taste ! large onion, chopped heart enjoy this hash. Serve with help prove that a hash properly igsr a V OV 2 medium green peppers, buttered com, carrot and celery Dinner p rep ^ d truly deserves the name Brown pork and potatoes in Melt the butter in a large chopped sticks; for dessert, brownies with Prices Heavenly Hash. melted butter in large skillet, skillet over low heat. Add the 2 cups long-grain uncooked vanilla ice cream. ■ Specials Cooked beets and leftovers haven’t stirring occasionally. Add onion; onions and saute them for about rice WONG’S Weekly from a New England boiled mix lightly. Stir in beef broth. 1 minute, stirring constantly. changed in 254 Broad Street, Manchester dinner were chopped and fried . 2 cloves garlic, minced RESTAURANT Salt and pepper to taste. Cover Add the potatoes and saute them 1 (28-ounce) can tomatoes 3 years! PEVING • SZECHUAN together in salt pork drippings. and bring to a boil. Reduce heat for about 3 minutes. Add the AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE If You Love , You’ll love Nikki’s The resulting dish was this 2 cups water TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS and simmer 4S minutes, stirring pork and stir for 2 minutes. 2 cups diced cooked ham savoiy hash, named for the beet Add the eggs, parsley, salt coloring similar to red flannel. occasionally, until all the broth 'A teaspoon dried Head Chef • Chef Wong • Baked Stuffed Sole • Baked Stuffed Shrimp This variation can be pan-fried is absorbed. and pepper, stirring all the time. Continue cooking until the eggs thyme leaves • Broiled Scrod • Scallops & Clams or baked in the oven. With this Serves 6. 2 tablespoons dried 875-0661 old-fashioned dish, serve plenty are set. • Fish & Chips • ’s Platter Serves 2 to 4. parsley leaves of hot biscuits, pickles and your I tasted this hash when I was 'A teaspoon instant chicken favorite cabbage slaw. in Hanau, Germany. The bouillon Post Road Plaza Mon.-Tbur. 11:30 - 10 pm colorful name means salt and pepper to taste Open Monday-Thursday 7:00 am to 10:00 pm RED FLANNEL HASH hodgepodge or mishmash. That's This is a hash of leftovers 3S2 Hartford Tnpke Fri. tt Sat. 11:30 - 11 pm with a rice base. It originated in (Rte. SON). Vernon Sunday 12:00 noon - Friday & Saturday until 11:00 pm V4 cup chopped onion exactly what it is — pieces of (I-M Exit U) 10 pm 2 tablespoons melted butter meat and vegetable mixed New Orleans late in the 1700s. Melt the butter in a Dutch Sundays 7:30 am to 10:00 pm or margarine together in the same pan. It is popular now in every state oven. Add onion and cook over 3 cups chopped cooked Hoppelpoppel can be eaten at south of the Mason-Dixon line low heat for 2 minutes. Add The family restaurant with something for every taste. potatoes any time of the day, but is between the Mississippi River green pepper; continue cooking I M oru

WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Aug. 16,1986 How to pick the number one newspaper in a multiple paper town.

In a town like Manchester, Caring about its readers you might as well start with should also be a priority with readership. In a most recent the number one newspaper. survey conducted by First The Manchester Herald feels Market Research of Boston, it is their responsibility to the Manchester Herald holds listen to what residents in the overall local readership Manchester have to say. They lead. According to the study, want to hear about readers the Manchester Herald is the views on the news — what leader for local news, local they think is important, what A( happenings and local sports, should go into the paper and 83 with three quarters of the what shouldn’t. Th§^’re mt readers saying the coverage points on local issues to be especially interested in is the most extensive. more than sufficient in hearing any comments you explaining the issues. may have about the service Is Next, the number one news­ you get from the Herald. They paper should provide readers The number one newspaper guarantee prompt delivery Bv M( with a depth of information should also provide a service and courteous, efficient The A needed to make valued and to its.subscribers. The service on all billing matters. HEl reasonable decisions regard­ repres Manchester Herald is found to If you’re not satisfied, they delega ing key local issues that may be a good community want to know about it. from t East a impact on their lives today, or newspaper by over nine in ten officia in the future. Well that same readers, with over one third tries’ f If you’re still trying to figure brokei study shows thbt the rating it as very good. The out which is the number one minute Manchester Herald is rated Manchester Herald is also a Israi newspaper in Manchester, the presse quite highly in terms of space very effective advertising tool facts are obvious. Your choice cated I devoted to selected issues in for reaching the Manchester duled will be the same paper more both s its Opinion pages. Nearly Area public and it is and more readers in meetii “The eight in ten readers find that preferred over most other Manchester choose every day. candid the space devoted to view­ forms of printed advertising. Israeli The Manchester Herald — man 1 your voice in Manchester. confer presen contini proper The no im talks, Israeli iHanriiratrr Hrrali lin bro tt YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER” c By Jo Source: First Market Research of postoii, January 19M^ The A NEV going wayst ■'f figurei Conner busier But grants Centra sity in news I the av “We may t funds I becaui