‘^0 MANVUKSTKH HKHAU) Tmsd.iy, Mjrch 12, m .> MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER r—Manchester at Work AREA Ferguson a contender] I Mushrooms at school! I Pearson to coach Clouds continue BUSINESS for.DiRosa’s seat I I get a mixed review I I again somewhere through Tuesday TOWNS ... page 3 ... page 13 ... page 11 ... page 2 Coleco loss $79.8 million Bolton board due to Adam reviews plan HJanrlfFatrr Mrralb WEST HARTFORD (UPl) — Coleco Industries Incv Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm has announced a'net Idss of $79.8 million for 1984 for rec, fire Wednesday, March 13, 1985 — Single copy: 259 stemming from its withdrawal from the home computer business and the disposition of its Adam inventory. Bv Sarah Passed The loss, $4.95 per share, compared with a 1983 loss Herald Reporter of $7.4 million, or 48 cents per share! Sales were up to Manager $774.9 million from $,596.5 million. BOLTON — The Board of Finance Monday Coleco reported a fourth quarter loss of $93.2 reviewed 1985-86 budget proposals for the Recreation Department and the volunteer fire department. million, or $5.77 per share, on sales of $240.9 million. backs plan The proposed fire budget of $38,750 — about $600 \ The company lost $35 million, or $2.19 per share, on higher than the current budget — drew little comment sales of $175.5 million in the last quarter of 1983 from finance board members. President Arnold C. Greenberg said Monday that And the propo.sed $25,831 recreation budget took for schools Coleco's working capital has been reduced by $26.5 n almost no criticism from the four finance officials who million to $81.3 million and net worth declined to $10.5 attended Monday’s budget workshop, evep though the Bv Alex GIrelll million. past financial practices of some sports programs \ Herald Reporter "Operating profit of $208.6 million from the toy have been the subject of controversy for the last Manchester General Manager segment of our business was more than offset by the month. The Board of Finance must approve spending plans By John lams Robert B. Weiss has recommended operating loss of $140 million" from the consumer for both the town and the Board of Education before United Prdss International that the town fully fund the Board electronics segment and a loss of $118.6 million the budgets are submitted to residents at a town of Education’s $25,258,546 budget associated with the disposition of the Adam computer. Meeting May 13. The finance board may cut budget MOSCOW — President Konstantin request for the 1985-86 fiscal year. Greenberg said. items for any individual department but may only Cheynenko, with a final kiss from his Iw Weiss has informed school board 3 Greenberg said sales of the company’s toy reduce the school spending plan at the bottom line. weeping wife, was buried today in an Chairman Leonard ^ a d e r of his products, led by the Cabbage Patch Kids dolls, Fire Marshal Peter Massolini made his- annual elaborate Red Square funeral presided decision to send the budget request exceeded $540 million in 1984 and major customers pitch for a higher salary Monday, arguing that the over by new .Soviet leader Mikhail intact to the Board of Directors Gorbachev., have indicated demand will increase this year. paperwork required of the job is extensive and that he without any reduction. has had to spend his own money for gas when betakes The body of Chernenko was interred In a letter released this morning, He said an extensive market study concluded that inspection trips. He has been fire marshal in Bolton behind I.cnin’s tomb alongside heroes Weiss said that as a result of his consumer demand is far from satisfied, with "a high for 35 years'. of the Soviet Union and other leaders, recommendation the Board of degree of interest in purchasing both additional Massolini asked for a $200 increase in his current including Leonid Brezhnev and Yuri Education will waive its right to a Cabbage Patch Kids and accessories.” $800 salary, but the Board of Selectmen has Andropov. second meeting with the Board of "Shipments of Cabbage Patch Kids products are recommended no change. Moments before the body was Directors on the budget request. lowered into the ground at 1:40 p.m. expected to exceed $150 million" in the first quarter, The Board of Fire Commissioners has asked for "That’s good news,” School (5:40 a.m. EST), Chernenko’s sobbing Superintendent James P. Kennedy Greenberg said. "With the heavy financial burden Herald photo by Tarquinio $9,525 to buy new equipment next year — about $425 more than it has in the current budget. Proposed widow Anna embraced her husband for said today when he learned of associated with Adam now behind us, we expect to John Lupacchino repairs a sewing Cheney Regional Vocational Technical purchases include radios, air packs, hose couplings, the last time as members of her family Weiss’s recommendation. ” 1 was achieve substantial profitability in the current machine at ABC Appliance and Repair, School, Lupacchino. who lives on Birch pants, boots and radio pagers. and the ruling Politburo looked on. hopeful, because our entire presen quarter." Center Street, where he has worked for Street, is now a senior at Cheney Tech. - Recreation Director Ronald Avery assured the Chernenko was eulogized by Gorba tation (to the board) was based on Greenberg also said the company has reached an finance board that all $11,000 in projected players’ chev, members of the Communist that theme.” agreement with its banking group to extend tbe two years while attending Howell fees would bc-turt^d in to the town in the next year, r Party and workers who stood atop Seader was unavailable for present credit facility through the endiof 1985. change froni past practices. Avery, who is also head of Lenin’s mausoleum. comment late this morning. Bolton Little League, last month told the Board of "As we bow our heads before you, our Last year Weiss recommended a Selectmen that he kept most Little League fees paid in dear friend and comrade in arms, we cut of $154,062 from the request for Cash reports missing the spring of 1984 for program expenses. pledge to follow unswervingly the the schools and the Board of And Hebron resident Karen Wheeler has said the course of our Lenini.st party," Gorba Directors followed the adult women’s softball program, which she heads, chev said in his funeral address. recommendation. Senators want answers from Boston bankers last year kept some of its fees for expenses. She said “ To serve its cause means to serve The spending plan adopted by she and other softball organizers thought former the people’s cause and we will fulfill the Board of Directors for the Recreation Director Gary Mortensen suggested the this duty to the end,” said the current fiscal year was $23,351,797. BOSTON (UPI) — Representatives currency shipments involving the reporting cash transactions over other banks in New England are also practice. 54-year-old who was named Monday as The new fiscal year begins July 1. from two of New England's largest bank. $10,000 Neither company was eligible being reviewed by grand juries investi But Mortensen last week said the adult men’s leader of the Soviet Communist Party. If the Board of Directors ap banks were summoned to Washington for the exemption. Vice President Robert Gordon said gating money laundering. They are the softball program collected donations from players to ’’Farewell dear Konstantin proved the budget recomihended today to tell a Senate subcommittee that in one case a customer at a branch Shawmut said last week that an Provident Institution for Savings in help pay softball expenses last year, as well as turning Ustinovich." by Weiss at the $25,258,546 figure, it why required reports were not filed on facility made several large cash internal audit turned up nearly $200 Boston and Greater Providence Dep in players’ fees to the town. Mortensen and Lawrence Spectators'held up dozens of 3-foot- would represent an 8.1 percent large cash transactions involving their withdrawals, but the bank did not million in unreported transactions by osit and Trust Co. in Rhode Island. Pesce ran the men’s softball program in 1984. high photographs of Chernenko as they increase over the budget adopted institutions. companies and organizations ineligible Mortensen said he meant to advise Wheeler that the quietly watched the ceremony. for this year. report the transactions. The government began requiring Bank of Boston and Shawmut were for the exemption , women’s teams could also collect extra donations — , The body of Chernenko, who died In his letter to Seader, Ijl^iss said Bank of3oston was fined $.500,000 last reports on large cash transactions 15 scheduled to appear before the Senate not to keep fees owed to the town. Sunday at the age of 73 after a 13-month he had not included the Board of month for failing to file reports of $1.2 Bank of Boston Chairman William L years ago in an effort to track money permanent investigation subcommit The proposed 1985-86 spending plan for recreation leadership beset by illness, was carried H e ra ld p>hoto b y T a rq u in io Education’s highest-priority capi tee to explain their failure to file the billion in overseas cash tranfers Brown and Shawmut President John P. from organized crime activities. '1 Hamill were to testify before the Senate represents about a $4,800 increase over the current by gun carriage from the nearby House tal proj,ect — an elevator at Bowers A currency reports. between 1980 and 1984. Amendments in 1980 limited exemp of Unions to Red Square where the Jumping for Joy School at an estimated cost of Permanent Subcommittee on Investi tions to retail business that routinely budget. The largest proposed increase is in youth A third Boston bank, Bank of New It also admitted using "poor judge nation’s leaders stood atop Lenin’s $65,000. ment" by putting two companies run by gations, along with spveral federal handle large amounts of cash, and football. England, has also told U.S. Attorney Bolton Football Association President Clifford tomb. "I am requesting that you William Weld they discovered several reputed organized crime leaders on a officials prohibited foreign banks from the Matt Charter of Sycamore Lane jumps ro|!)e during This year was the first time the school participated in the Scorso is seeking $4,006 to run next fall’s pony and A military honor guard from the address that need through your "questionable" cash withdrawals and special list exempting them from Currency practices of at least two exemption list. “Jump Rope for Heart” day Tuesday at Martin School. nationwide event. The students took pledges for minutes midget football programs, almost $2,500 more Than different forces slowly goose-stepped fiscal year 1985-86 appropriation the $1,530 alloted to him in the current fiscal year. into the square in front of the Kremlin The school had the largest participation by any in the jumped, but the amount raised won’t be known for a few and any other resources which Scorso has said the Football Association last year where thousands of invited spectators Greater Hartford area with 245 students jumping in weeks. Craig Phillips, physical education instructor in may become available to you,” Above-grade vault relied heavily on fund-raising activities to pay for from the Soviet Union and abroad teams of six for three hours, according to Steve Pekock the Manchester schools, was local coordinatoi^of the Weiss said in the letter. - expenses the town refused to underwrite. This year, Please turn to page 8 of the American Heart Association of Greater Hartford. event. ^ Weiss’s letter also explained the the Recreation Commission has asked for enough reasoning behind his decision to is alternative for money to pay all regular expenses of every youth pass the budget on to the directors sport, including baseball, softball, soccer, basketball Negotiators meet separately without recommending cuts. and football. He said the decision was based hazardous wastes Traditionally, youth sports have been subsidized in on a pass-through to the Board of Education of all education-related // Bolton by the town budget and through private fund DALLAS (UPI) — The multi-billion dollar Super raisers, town officials have said. Fees collected for state revenues and an increase in fund may help clean the country’s contaminated sites adult sports have always covered the entire cost of the Arms teams prepare their strategies per-pupil taxes that is consistent but a waste management firm says that still leaves adult programs, these officials have said. with anticipated operating-cost unanswered the question of how to dispose of the increases for other town services. V ■' Weiss cited an expected increase hazardous material obtained from the disposal sites. Bv John A. Callcott two or three times to prepare their Chief. American delegate Max powerful nuclear arsenals at the .41 William B. Philipbar, vice chairman of Rollins United Press International The ball rolls positions and decide how many Kampelman told reporters after Strategic Arms Limitation Talks. in revenue from the state of Environmental Services Inc. of Wilmington, Del., Area Towns weekly meetings there should be the opening meeting Tuesday the Secrecy also prevailed at the $542,764. said the federal program has identified some 500 sites GENEVA, Switzerland — U.S, on summit meeting between three sub-delegations on U.S. and Soviet negotiators agreed SALT II and at later negotiations School board member Joseph V. in the country and each site could be holding between Camposeo said today that in his and Soviet arms delegations, — see page 5. each side. ' to impose a news blackout at the broken off by Moscow in No 50,000 and 200,000 tons of contaminated material and In Brief ifieeting separately on the day of Past negotiations have involved talks similar to those at past vember 1983. seven years on the board, he has soil President Konstantin Chernenko’s twice-weekly sessions, with rounds negotiations. never known the general manager to recommend the full amount "We have a national problem and the industries will Funds pay to fix cruiser funeral, prepared their strategies lasting two months followed by Kampelman said he and chief requested by the Board of need to answer the question of what is going to be done for Thursday’s sweeping new arms Officials said there were no two-month breaks to allow delega Soviet negotiator Viktor Karpov BOLTON — The Board of Finance Monday Inside Today Education. with the waste to be generated by tho remediation of control talks. contacts between the two delega tions ■to return to their capit als and agreed to maintain "the principle approved a requst for $2,500 to repair the town “ I’m delighted,” he said. “ This the Superfund sites," Philipbar told a recent' The new talk.s formally began tions today both because of Cher receive new instructions. of confidentiality," meaning the police cruiser, damaged in an accident more than should be a loud and clear message Energy-sources Technology Conference & Exhibition a week ago. Tuesday with a get-acquainted nenko’s funeral and because they That pattern will be retained, only information to be released 24 pages. 4 sections to the Board of Directors.” in Dallas. session-between delegation lead were preparing their strategies for U.S. spokesmen said, although the will be the length of each day’s The issue now must go before voters at a special “ Hey, that’s super,” said board Philipbar’s answer is the Environmental Vault that ers at the Soviet diplomatic the negotiations, which will cover first round now under way may discussions and the date of the next _ 1 6 Obituaries. town meeting for final approval, even though the Area towns. __ 19 Opinion___ member Francis Maffe Jr. “ We his company developed and patented in 1984. repairs are already under way. Karen Levine, mission. long-range nuclear weapons, inter well be shorter. meeting. Classified. . 22-23 Peopletalk . tried to go through it with a The vault is an above-ground alternative to the administrative assistant for the Board of A first working session was set mediate nuclear weapons and The talks also moved behind the The practice was established in Comics- . 18 Sports- Entertainment.- 16 Television . fine-tooth com b,” he said of budget landfill disposal method and its threat to ground water Selectmen, said last week that the town cannot for Thursday at the U.S. delegation arms in space. same wall of silence as in the past Helsinski in November 1969, when Lottery - - 2 Weather. sought by the school board. ^ DPI photo which is raising a great deal of public concern, wait for official approval to repair the car, which 1 mile down Avenue de la Paix The officials said the groups following brief opening remarks the two major powers began their John Marshall (left), president of members during a tour of Maine shoe Philibar said. is the only patrol car on the road when Resident (Avenue of Peace). would probably meet separately by delegation leaders Tuesday. first endeavor to harness their Sebago Shoe Co., makes point with plants. The tour helped point out the “ The vault is an above-ground structure'with the State Trooper Richard Walsh is nof on duty. Walsh drives a state police cruiser. The town’s International Trade Commission plight of the domestic shoe industry. single pi|roose of isolating hazardous vyastes from the surrounding environment,” Philibar told the cruiser is used by Bolton constables. Patient Is paralyzed Penney again tops Panel seeks conference. Coventry band plans trip In an interview with UPI, Philipbar said his firm compromise operates three hazardous waste management facili COVENTRY - The Coventry High School band Trade experts tour shoe plants will head to Europe in July to play at the "Royal ties in Deer Park. Texas; Baton Rouge, La., and taxpayers iii town WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Show” in Coventry, England — a British version Gaff brings doctors’ dismissal Logan Township, N.J., and admitted all three have Senate Budget Committee, hav posed problems in the past. of the Eastern States Exposition, band director J.C. Penney Properties is again with $19,805,340. 2 column rather than administering the drug the town’s largest taxpayer with a 2. Connecticut Light and Power, ing rejected tax hikes and Carl Salina said. By James Carbone "You can’t be in this business and not have - major domestic spending cuts, 3 for look at troubles in 1\/laihe The 106 members of the band planning to attend United Press International intraveneously, officials said. total assessment of $19,181,480, a utility, $10,341,830 compared with problems. We handle a wi^e range of wastes,” he said. now starts looking at possible "The problem with landfill is the public concern.of the will play on July 4, Salina said. down $805,340 from last year. $10,363,840.' Cedeno, who is engaged to be married, was being Raymond Damato, owner of 3. Purdy Corp., manufacturing, compromises to slash the fed By United Press International relief, and a new investigation into not-ln-my-backyard-syn^rome and that is quite Gov. William A. O’Neill has named the group caucus, called the investigation treated for a malignant tumor in the sinus and apartment buildings and the head . eral deficit, and the key items the shoe industry renewed hope the understandable. The environmental vault solves Connecticut’s representative on the trip and ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) — Doctors who injected a $5,087,550 compared with essential to the very survival of the of Damato Enterprises, joined the $4,756,320. are still on the table. Two members of the Interna decision would be reversed this industry. that." plans to present band members with a proclama drug into the spinal column of a pregnant cancer facial bones around her right eye. tional Trade Commission toured tion on Wednesday. Salina said. The band is also list of the top 10 this year, 4. Multi-Circuits Inc., manufac The 22-member Republican- year, “ I think it’s the last clear chance 1 Rollins officials said a prototype of the Environ patient, leaving her paralyzed, comatose and on The two doctors have not been identified but state scheduled to perform for legislators on Wednes 'becoming the 10th largest tax turing, $4,338,420 compared with controlled pan^ j^ompleted its three Maine shoe plants for a “ I think it would be inapprop the shoe industry in Maine and in mental Vault is now being used at Deer Park near the verge of death, were relieved of patient-care Health Department spokesman Peter Slocum said day, he said. payer with an assessment of $4,412,100. step-by-step work on individual first-hand look at the devastation riate to address what will and will the rest of the country has in order Houston. duties at their request, hospital officialsaaid today. if professional misconduct charges are lodged, the wrought by a flood of foreign not have a significant effect at this The band will spend two weeks in England and $3,309,750. Damato replaced Gen- ' 5. Estate of Alexander Jarvis, sections of the budget Tuesm to have some measure of relief if Philipbar said the vault will protect the ground and doctors’ names will be disclosed. eral Electric, which was in 10th real estate, $3,988,260 compared voting down two Dem ocrat imports — but remained tight- point,” Eckes said. "I prefer not to it’s going to survive," Cohen said. surface water from any waste seepage. is currently working to set up a reception with the Lillian Cedeno, 21, who was in a coma and only lipped on whether they would size up the impact of foreign shoes, lord mayor, he said. Band members will stay with has "days or weeks” to live, was in critical place last year with an assessment with sixth position last year at plans that would have raise "Without some positive recom "Because the vault is completely above ground, any Slocum said the Health Department’s report of $3,113,870. $3,978,640. taxes by $44.2 billion and $159.8. recommend trade relief. that's the purpose of our investiga mendation coming' out of the English families during their visit. condition in the intensive care unit at the Albany deterioration or leakage can be easily detected and about the incident could be ready in two weeks. Town Assessor J. Richard Vin '6. Downey et als, owners of billion during the next three "This is an opportunity to tion and we’re currently conduct commission, it has a very short repaired,” he said. Medical Center, officials said. Doctors hope they can save the 25'A week-old familiarize ourselves with the cent Tuesday released the list of Fountain Village Apartments, years. ing it.” life. The concrete vaults use containment polymer liners Grand List rises 4 percent j fetus the woman is carrying. They are monitoring problems of the shoe industry ... Commissioner David Rhor Hospital spokesman Richard Ridgeway said the the 10 highest taxpayers on the $3,944,350 compared with seventh The five-member ITC is sche and porous layers to protect the {>round from ANDOVER — The value of all taxable property the fetus, which was unharmed.by the injection. Grand List of Oct. 1, 1984, and on position at the same assessment. Instead, with President Rea and look at the impact of imports," added that, "Our record in this duled to hold a public hearing April senior resident who injected the drug and a contamination and use monitoring systems, he said. in Andover rose 4 percent in 1984, to $49,352,524, the list of Oct. 1, 1983. 7. Squire Village Associates, gan sending lawmakers strong Alfred E ^ s , one of the ITC investigation is anything but com 16 in Washington dn the shoe first-year resident who assisted have been relieved "They (doctors) will continue to monitor and The top of the vault has two caps and a stormwater accordingito Assessor Fred Chmura. Theretwere few changes from apartments, $3,623,610 compared anti-tax waimings, the commit m em bers/^id Monday. plete at this point. industry and in mid-May will of patient-care duties. runoff system. Chmura said that nearly three quarter/of the that’s going to be an ongoing situation," said Elmer one year to the next. Except that with eighth position at $3,616,470. tee voted to approve*'no liew The mi^ission last June “ We're certainly aware that announce a finding of injury. A Philipbar said the vaults can vary in size but a rise is due to a rise in the assessed value of _^’Th’ey asked to be relieved of patient-care duties Streeter, another hospital spokesman. "When the Damato replaced General Elect 8. John Hancock Mutual Life revenues — even though its shocked the industry when it Maine is the largest shoe produc final recommendation on any standard version would cover 1.5 acres and stand 20 to existing property. A total of 24 new houses were fetus is in danger in its present state then they will ric, the same taxpayers appear on ' Insurance Co., commercial, efforts to cut the more than $200 denied a request to impose tariffs ing state in the country,” possible trade sanctions would be and w;e’ve granted that request," Ridgeway said. 25 feet tall. built in town last year, he said. attempt to deliver the child.” the list, with four of them changing $3,600,320 compared with fifth billion deficit have fallen far or quotas on shoe imports — The commissioners, accompan released in June. He said it was "too soon to tell” whether the doctors He said the advantage of the vault is that it is not positions slightly. position last year at $4,044,690. short of the goals set by despite figures that revealed ied by the four members of the But amid the renewed optimism will return to treating patients in the future. Streeter said the longer the woman lives, the affected by the hydrology or geology of the locaion, all Easter egg workshop planned Following is the list in its current 9. Broadmanor Associates, com Chairman Pete Domenici, R- nearly three of every four pairs of Maine congressional delegation that the commission could either ' its monitoring functions are gravity fed and thus free "That has lo be determined,” he said. greater the chances are that the fetus will survive. N.M. BOLTON — The Bolton Women’s Club will hold order with the newer assessments ■ mercial, $3,538,330 compared with shoes sold in the United'States are and an entourage of aides, toured impose tariffs or quotas on shoe of mechanical malfunctions. He said the vault also is The hospital and the state Health Department The woi^an has only "days or weeks” to live, a Ukrainian egg-decorating workshop during its listed first and the 1983 assess $3,525,550 last year in the same The "no tax” concept was made elsewhere. Sebago shoes in Westbrook, Falcon imports. Gov. Joseph E. Brennan are investigating the incident. Streeter said. " y conducive to future technolgy that may make it regular monthly meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. ments following: ^ The decision led Congress to Shoe Co. in Lewiston and Eastland took a pessimistic stance. relative postion. passed 12-7 with thrw Demo possible to retrieve or recycle the waste. at Herrick Memorial Park. The senior resident misread the label of the drug, He said doctors would prefer the fetus to be at 10. Raymond -Damato at widen the r a ^ e of factors the Shoe Co. in Freeport. " I ’m not sure they’re going to Philipbar said the landfill method costs between $30 crats joining Republicans on the For more information, call Kathy King at vincristien, and injected it into Cedeno’s spinal least 26 to 28 weeks old before they try to deliver it. 1. J.C. Penney Properties Inc,, $3,309,750 compared with General winning side. commission tm es under consider Sen, William Cohen, R-Maiiie, .make a lot of headway with the and $50 per square yard of waste excluding 643-9825. industrial, $19,181,480 compared Eleqtric at $3,113,870. ation when reegmmending trade chairman of the Senate footwear ITC,” Brennan said. transportation costs of $2 to $3 "per loaded mile.” 2 MANC HKSTKU HKRAl.I). WodiU’.sday. Miirch 13, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Murch 1.'). 1985 - 3 Lawyers charge politics Ferguson leading contender Goetz faces second grand jury to replace Director DIRosa NEW YORK (UPI) - A witness who murder, opting'instead to charge him in the subway car during the shooting, case, and black leaders have urged Morgenthau, also up for re-election, to By Kathy Garmus consider the possibility only if no One name that is not likely to be says subway guhman Bernhard Goetz with illegal weapons possession. had called a police hotline a day later, Herald Reporter other candidates could be found. mentioned Sunday as a possible appeared calm when, he shot four Goetz, 3T, shot and wounde>l four but the phone call was never followed resubmit the matter to a grand jury. , David Frost, chairman of the replacement for DiRosa is that of teenagers has prompted a second teenagers after one of the youths up by investigators. Morgenthau has denied his action is politically motivated. Selectman Thomas H. Ferguson nominating committee that is Republican Town Chairman Curtis grand jury to examine the case, demanded $5 on a Manhattan subway. Kuby said the witness came to him appears to be the front-runner in charged with recommending a M. Smith. attorneys for the youths said today. Goetz has claimed he was in fear of his and Cabey's other lawyers and was "Shortly after the grand jury in the Republican party’s efforts to replacement for DiRosa, said At a meeting of the party.ls Lawyers for Goetz insist the new life at the time of the shooting. encouraged to contact the, district January failed to indict Berhnard replace Peter DIRosa on the Board today that only one of the four executive committee Sunday attempt to charge the so-called vig But a witness to the shooting, who attorney. ' '' Goetz for attempted murder, this office of Directors. candidates mentioned has con night. Smith ruled himself out as a ilante with attempted murder is spoke to t)ie district attorney Friday, But Goetz’s lawyer, Joseph Kelner, began to explore the possibility of tacted him to express interest. He candidate for DiRosa's slot, Agos politically motivated and they will try said Goetz was calm when he gunn^ Ferguson said today that he has says he questions “strongly whether resubmitting the case to another grand contacted the chairman of the refused to name that person. tinelli said. to block it. the youths down, said Ron Kuby, a there’s any new evidence.’’ jury.” Morgenthau said. "We found The committee plans to meet Smith could not be reached for lawyer for one of the subway gunman’s party’s nominating committee to Acting State Supreme Court Justice Lawyers for both sides have charged grounds for doing so ...” express interest in the position. Sunday night to interview candi comment today. Stephen Crane Tuesday approved an victims, Darrell Cabey. that case has become an election eyar Smith had expressed interest in "The witness saw Goetz's face and it Public support for Goetz, while still "I had always considered it dates and will then recommend unusual request by Manhattan District issue. anyway,” said Ferguson. "This one to ffie party’s executive running for the board in November Attorney Robert Morgentbau for a was totally calm," Kuby said. "There are so many politicians strong, has waned with the release of and had been mentioned as a It is believed that this witness, who his videotaped confessions. At one looks like a good timCTt) get in.” committee. Frost said. The nomi second grand jury to review the Dec. 22 riding for re-election on the back of Mr. The 27-year-old Ferguson is one nation will then go before the full possible candidate to replace shooting and the panel is expected to has not been identified, is the "new Goetz,” Kelner said. point Goetz said he checked each of his town committee, he said. The DiRosa. begin hearing evidence next week. evidence” used to resubmit the ease to Several candidates in this year's victims and when one did not appear to of four people that committee N Y, MAYOR ED KOCH members said have been menti Board of Directors must then act DiRosa, the Republican minor The original g r^ d jury declined to a special grand jury. mayoral race, including Mayor Ed be bleeding, said. "You don’t look so ity leader on tbe board, announced indict Goetz on charges of attempted Kuby said the witness, who had been bad, here's .mother," and fired again. oned as possible successors to on the committee nomination. . case draws his comments ward Koch, have commented on the DiRosa, who plans to resign from Frost said one of the criterion the bis resignation last week, citing the board as of April 2. committee will use in selecting a deteriorated relations with Smith. The others are Louis C. Kocsis candidate is whether he or she The announcement came after Jr., a member of the Human would be willing to run for the Smith and Republican Director W eather Relations Commission; Harry W. board in November. Donna R. Mercier publicly critic Peopletalk Reinhorn, vice chairman of the Ferguson said today that he had ized DiRosa for a vote taken at the Zoning Board of Appeals; and been considering running for tbe Board of Directors meeting last Today’s forecast Gloria D. DellaFera, a member of board in November anyhow. week. Adults in the neighborhood the Board of Education. Ferguson is the son of Thomas F. The two said DiRosa broke his Connecticut, Massachusetts Both Reinhorn and Kocsis ran and Vivian F. Ferguson, who have word on a vote concerning whether Mr. Rogers says there is plenty of room for and Rhode Island: Tonight: unsuccessfully for the board in both been active in Manchester the town should offer to provide adults as well as children in his "neighborhood.” increasing cloudioness. Low in 1983. Republican politics. The younger fire protection in the Buckland Lauren Tewes, once a regular on "The Love the 30s. Thursday: mostly cloudy Reinborn said today he would not Ferguson has the necessary sup area. Boat," said she was struggling with a cocaine with a chance of showers. Also a be interested in replacing DiRosa. port within the pprty, some town If DiRosa formally submits his habit when she turned on Fred Rogers' PBS chance of flurries western hills Kocsis said he would consider it committee members have said. resignation before tbe town com children's show and heard him singing his “Won't late in the day. High in the 40s. only if "there was a real ground.s- "The people out there like him.” mittee’s next meeting on March 20. You Be My F'riend" song and burst into tears. New Hampshire; Scattered well" of support for him. said committee member Nathan it could vote on a replacement for "Of all of thTmoiVients in ber life to have turned flurries north tonight and Thurs And DellaFera said she would G. Agostinelli. bim at tbe meeting. Frost said. on the television set at that particular time andat day and partly cloudy south with 3 that particular channel (is special)." Rogers a chance of showers or^flurries said. "That we could have been a vehicle of help Thursday. Lows 20 to 30 and at that time is something I'm very grateful for.” highs in the 30s to low 40s. Tech teachers threaten state Rogers says adults often approach him to Vermont: Clouding over again express their appreciation for his work, By BUI YInolIno The hearing was scheduled to Meanwhile, negotiators from the "I was in a restaruant (in New York last week) tonight with a little snow or rain likely late tonight and Friday. Herald Reporter gather public testimony on the state Board of Education and the sitting at p window and here were four young men state Board of Education 's plan for State Vocational Federation of looking at me," he said. "They waved and I Lows tonight 30 to 35. Highs friday 40 to 45. While state and union negotia vocational education over the next Teachers met Tuesday for the motioned them to come in. Not in the least bit three years. second time in the latest round of Maine: Scattered flurries tors are trying to strike a bargain making fun, they all said, 'We want you to now for the second time, teachers at However, Board of Education contract negotiations. that it meant to us to grow up with 'The north and mountains tonight and Howell 'Cheney' Regional Voca Chairman Pro Tern Abraham State vocational teachers have Neighborhood,"' hesaid. "One was a freshman at Thursday and partly cloudy Clouds, but little rain tional Technical School have Glassman, who presided at the been operating without a contract Yale and hesaid, 'I don't think I would be where I elsewhere with a chance of threatened to leave their jobs in the hearing, called a union spokesman since last June 30. am if not for you." TV can be used in wonderfully showers or flurries Thursday. Tonight: increasing cloudiness. Low In the 30s. Light west wind. fall if the state does not offer them out of order in his testimony when miraculous ways.” Lows 20 to 30 and highs 35 to 45. Vocational education teachers in Thursday: mostly cloudy, with a 40 percent chance of showers. High HeraW photo by Pinto an equitable contract. he mentioned that state vocational Connecticut are state employees 45 to 50. Today’s weather picture was drawnby Becky Logiudice, 9, of In flight Tuesday night, a group of about teachers have been without a and are prohibited by law from Extended outlook 86 Joan Circle, a fourth grader at Keeney Street School. 100 teachers marched out of a state contract since June 30, said Diane striking. Board of Education public hearing Lemay, a member of the union Fear of failure Extended outlook for New John Orfitelli, second from left, grabs a Tom Walsh and Timothy O’Neill. The at Cheney Tech, a union represen crisis management team. Teachers in December rejected Psychologists say we are all great imposters. England Friday through rebound during a basketball game with group calls itself the "Sycamore Lane tative said today. Some of them Glassman called the spokesman the state’s latest two-year offer Sunday: which would have given teachers "Imposter phenomenon " is a who-am-I-fooling fT . ’ X... friends Tuesday at Charter Oak Park. Crew." vowed not to teach next year if the out of order because he claimed insecurity that makes people feel as though they Connecticut, Massachusetts • . ^ 7 state does not offer an agreeable that Jbe hearing was not the an 11 percent raise over two years. aren't smart or skilled enough to cut it and that and Rhode Island: Variable Looking on, from left, are Shaw Pillard, contract soon, she said. appropriate setting to discuss However, union negotiators / ■ ■ failure is imminent. Recent studies show 70 cloudiness with a chance of a few contract negotiations, Lemay said Tuesday presented to state nego percent of the population has “imposter showers or flurries Friday. Fair ■ r-x i . i' Police Roundup “Of course there’s a chance that tiators their latest proposal which phenomenon" — the feeling "that the more they weather Saturday and Sunday. ■ - we're not going to come back," includes a rise in the pay scale. gain, the more they have to lose if they fail, the High temperatures in the 40s. M anchester In Brief Lemay said this morning, Teachers are asking for a more people expect of them," psychologist Joan Overnight lows in the 20s. "1 think our people were there to starting salary of $19,000 which Harvey said in McCall's magazine. Vermont: Flurries Friday. be heard,” said union President would increase to a maximum of Center to address coping Break-in nets charges $33,000 over 10 years, said Bill Candace Bergen. Paul McCartney. Richard UPI photo Dry Saturday. Flurries or show Pasquale Elia. "We don’t have Burton and Art Buchwald all admit to having Psychologist Kevin Conter of Manchester will talk about every opportunity in the world to Selski, chairman of the union’s ers Sunday. Highs in the 30s and A Manchester teenager was on the gym floor was from fire negotiating team. "imposter" self-doubts. The key to overcoming Those are the breaks low 40s. .Lows in the 20s. "coping with diabetes” March 19 when the East of the River go to the Board of Eklucation.” thein.j.iays Dr. Gail Mathews of Domincan scheduled to be arraigned today on extinguishers the suspects had Gov. Madeleine Kunin of Vermont returned to New Hampshire: Fair Friday Diabetes Club meets at Manchester Memorial Hospital. charges that he and a companion sprayed at each other while inside College in San Rafael. Calif., is learning "to The club is sponsored by the hospital and the American attribute your success to something stable, like the statehouse Tuesday with a cast on her leg and andEaturday./Chance of flurries broke into Manchester High School the building. using crutches following a weekend cross country Sunday. Highs near 30 north to Diabetes Association. It meets the third Tuesday of each month early Sunday morning. Police said the two got into the your intelligence or talent and something you can 260 NO. MAIN ST take with you and feel proud of .” skiing accident which left the governor with a near 40 south. Lows neaYlO north and is free and open to the public. For more information, call Douglas (i. Matthew, 19, of 25 high school by removing a grate at 649-1585. Double the MANCHESTER. CT, A damaged knee. to near 20 south. ’ Woodstock Drive, has been the top of a stairwell. Maine: Fair Friday and Satur charged with third-degree bur Value of Your NORTHWAY day. Chance of flurries Sunday. WEAR bill referred glary and sixth-degree larceny. PLAZA No more ferret face Highs near 30 north to near 40 Police said they caught Matthew A 25-year-old Massachusetts Coupons Now you know south. Lows near 10 north to near The Legislature’s Energy and Public Utilities Committee has in the bushes outside the high man was arrested T ^day after Larry Linville, who played the hapless Maj. 20 south. approved a bill calling for the transfer of $3 million from the school at 134 E. Middle Turnpike noon after police^afone tried to Details In Store Frank Burns on M-A-S-H, says people thought he Americans spend $3.6 million a day on toys and state’s General Fund to the weatherization part of the Winter accessories for their pets. about two hours after receiving a buy precription sloping pills ^ A n d v ! died or vanished when he left the show midway Satellite view Energy Assistance Program. report that two youths had broken without a precription) through its 10-year run, Long Island Sound The bill now goes before the Legislature’s Appropriations into the building. Police said they Thomas M. Kni^t, of Fra Play Circus I HOMlm m mOF THE Linville. who will deliver a lecture to a theater The National Weather service Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST showe^a Committee. had searched the building when the mingham, Mass-.',' was charged PEOPLE PLEftSEOS class at Rider College in Lawreneeville, N.J. Quote of the day for Long- Island Sound to Watch strong low pressure center over Maine. This storm is producing rain “We’re anticipating a favorable action on the bill,” state Sen. call came in shortly before 1 a.m. with attempting to obtain drugs by Bingo at Wednesday night, says the public is more Hill, R.I. and Montauk Point; and snow from New York state northeast. Multi-layered cloudiness Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, said in a news release. and found water on the floor of the fraud and held overnight for Andy’s and \ accepting than Hollywood producers w'hen it Ronald Noll, a spokesman for the Pennsylvania stretches from the Great Lakes southwest to Old Mexico. Rain over gymnasium but no trace of any presentation in court today. Sill Kms comes to actors trying to do different roles. He Gale warning in effect. Winils Zinsser, co-chairman of the Energy and Public Utilities inllibli Ilin., Mvd RHi Society of Public Accountants, telling a House the Midwest turns to snow over Minnesota. Fair skies prevail over the Committee, has long advocated state funding for WEAP, which burglars. Police said the manager of Win up to says he received plenty of offers to reprise the west to northwest 20 knots to 30 hi.. Mk Ii ISIh subcommittee that private accountants fearing knots this afternoon with gusts, Southeast, northern Plains and west of the Rockies. supplies fuel aid to the state’s, needy. The federally funded Later, while patrolling the neigh Arthur Drug Store at 942 Main Frank Burns role in another series but declined in the Internal Revenue Service have suggested borhood. an officer spotted move Street suiitmoned them after get *1,000 Sit., Mirdi lEd) favor of theater in Canada and guest shots on wearing hoods while testifying at congressional and becoming west 15 knots to 25 program, which has a budget of $44.5 million, has been in danger of running out of money. ment in the bushes outside the ting a telephone call from a man other series, such as "The Rockford Files,” hearings:. tonight. Visibility 5 miles or school, police said. When he shined who said he was a doctor and “Fantasy Island" and "The Love Boat." "The IRS has sunk so low in public opinion that more today and tonight, becom "Almost everyone...recognizes that no one should freeze in this his flashlight at the bushes, two ordered 38 tablets of Doridan for a Linville. who received his training at the Royal a responsible accountant honestly believes he ing 3 miles to 5 miles in haze or state because they couldn’t afford to pay for heat, ’ ’ Zinsser said. males — one of them Matthews — .Martha Davis. The AHhur’s man Academy of London, says he's considering an needs a hood to protect himself from IRS fog Thursday morning. Weather "If this is a given, then it is time to commit state dollars for this ran away, police said. ager told police that the pharma offer to star in another television series. retaliation.” becoming partly sunny, this vital energy assistance program.” Police said Matthews was cist from Manchester Drug at 717 afternoon. Fair tonight. Cloudy caught and later admitted to the Main St. had called him earlier to Thursday with a chance of Free rides offered break-in. Police said he also warn him that Manchester Drug showers. Average wave heights 4 identified his companion, who had gotten an identical call. feet to 7 feet today, lowering to 3 Any Hartford or Tolland County resident who has had too much escaped. Police are seeking a When the doctor who was sup ' u Almanac feet to 6 feet tonight and to drink on St. Patrick’s Day can get a free taxi cab ride home, warrant for the other man’s arrest. posed to have called, in th^ continuing Thursday. thanks to Hartford Distributors and the Yellow Cqb Co. of Matthews was released on bond prescription was called back, he Hartford. after booking pending today’s claimed to know nothing about the Today is Wednesday, March'13, The program is part of an "Eat, Drink and Be Careful" court appeafance, police said. telephone order, police said. Police the 72nd day of 1985 with 293 to Across the nation campaign announcecL|his week by Steve Hollander, promotions Police said Matthews had a said they arrested Knight when he follow. Snow will fall across northern director of Hartford^Distributors, which has a plant in micrometer in his pocket when he arrived at Arthur’s to pick up the The moon is in its last phase. Manchester. was arrested. They said the water ph(^ prescription. The morning stars are Jupiter New England and from eastern and Saturn. Minnesota across Wisconsin and "We anticipate a good response,” Hollander said in a news RED, WHITE & BLUE upper Michigan. Showers and release. thunderstorms will be over the nSm The company plans to promote the service through newspaper Those born on this date are under t m WEATHER FOTOCA 8 T the sign of Pisces. They include southern Plains and Arkansas. advertisements and thousands of posters and cards that will be GRAPES •American astronomer Percival Rainshowers will extend across distributed to retail stores and restaurants. BRAKE Thompton Whitm, Hod \ Lowell in 1855, and Greek poet eastern Kansas and the Mid National forecast Anyone wanting a ride can call 522-5050 during the holiday. Sggdtegg, RIbhr Qrapgg 9 9 ^ George Seferis in 1900. ■, Mississippi Valley and spread to STOP On this date in history: western sections of the Ohio For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During early Thursday Fuscass supports Shays BRAKE In 1781, the planet Uranus was Valley and lower Michigan. CENTERS, INC. SPECIALS ■ discovered by British astronomer morning rain Is forecast from the West Gulf coast region thru the Ohio state Rep. J. Peter Fuscass, R-Marlborough, has called the Showers of rain and snow will be Valley Into parte of the Great Lakes with anpyif In parts of the North USDA CHOICE BEEF William Herschel. widely scattered over Colorado. recent imprisonment of state Rep. Christopher Shays. In 1868, the Senate began im Atlantic coast states. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Minimum R-Stamford, "disgraceful." , High temperatures will be in the temperatures will include (maximum temperatures In parenthesis)’ WITH STATE-OF-THI-ART BRAKE SIRVICEI peachment proceedings against upper 30s and 40s over much of "Rep. Shays was protesting unprofessional activities by the RIB ROAST President Andrew Johnson on Atlanta 50(68), Boston 34(47), Chicago 28(46), Cleveland 29(46) legal profession at the time he was found in contempt of court,” the Plateau across the northern, Dallas 48(64), Denver 20(40), Duluth 16(36), Houston 56(71) SIh thru 7th RIbt lb. charges of "high crime and Fuscass said in a prepared statdtnent. "In light of all the activity m o a t m o a t ; misdemeanors.” He was later and central Plains, the Great Jacksonville 56(83), Kansas City 30(54), Little Rock 44(65). Los Lakes and much of New Eng that has passed through that court, it is disgraceful that the only M S c m A i a s O m J M M I A K lS / acquitted bygone vote. Angeles 42(65), Miami 71(62), Minneapolis 25(45), New Orleans pers.on doing time is a legislator who is trying to ferret out 3 In 1933, in the depths of the Great land. Temperatures will warm 62(78), New York 38(49), Phoenix 49(76), St. Louis 31(57), San into the 70s over the desert corruption within the legal system.” Depression, banks throughout the Francisco 44(56). Seattle 38(55), Washington 46(61). Shays was Jailed for three days last week after Judge Norris 59.95 49.95 FRESHLY SLICED United States started reopening southwest and from southern paraxia after a bank holiday declared on Texas across the Gulf coastal O’Neill cited him for contempt of court. Shays was given a'10-day poroxte March 5th by President Franklin states to the southern Atlantic sentence after he read a statement in court during proceedings • Frw 1 w tw l tx ito Impaction • Fma-4whaal brake Inspection DOMESTIC D. Roosevelt. coast. Highs over extreme south Manchester Herald against two Hartford lawyers accused of handling the estate of a • Roplao* pad* with now . Flaplaca ahoas with new In 1972, the United States and Texas and'the Florida peninsula West Hartford woman in an unethical manner. guarantoad diac pada linings . Communist China opened talks in in the 80s. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher • Raauftaca rotora • Rssurfaca drum; HAM • Raplaca graaaa aaala • Inapact wheal cylindare Paris, the first result of President Penny Sadd Schools need volunteers Richard Nixon's trip to Peking. Mark F. 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The funeral will be Friday at 1 mqde to the American Cancer Church. , Bessie Bowie Allen, f Chernenko tribute p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Society, 237 E. Center St., or a She is survived by a daughter, SPORTS Mrs. Ralph (Valerie) Hazen of was hospital official. Main St. Burial will be at the charity of the donor’s choice. Colebrook; a grandson, Matthew artillery salvos to be fired in Bessie Bowie Allen, 67, of 181 convenience of the family. Calling Continued from page 1 Hazen; a sister, Julia puplessisoi Moscow and the capitals of the West St.. Bolton, former director of hours will be Thursday from 7 to 9 Julius Cohen Sharon; and several nieces and NBA roundup wailed. various republics that make up the social services for Manchester Julius Cohen, 81, of 4 Pearl St., The world leaders; , including Soviet Union. Ail work was ordered Memorial Hospital, died Tuesday Memoril^ donations may be nephews. died Feb. 16, in a local nursing The funeral will be Friday at 11 U.S. Vice President George Bush, to stop across the nation for five at Manchester Memorial Hospital made to the Manchester Memorial home. Cohen was the retired a m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, paid t^eir last respects to Cher minutes at the same moment. She was the wife of Richard L. Hospital. co-owner and manager of the 400 Main St. Burial will be in East nenko Tuesday and began a flurry On Tuesday, tens of thousands of Allen. Lincon Department Store in Cemetery. Calling hours will be Memory serves Rockets well of bilateral meetings scheduled Soviets a She was born in West Baldwin, Blanche Wilson Springfield, Mass. .. . Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. before and after the funeral. deome 50 delegations from foreign Maine, on Dec. 13, 1917, and h ^ Bush, who led a delegation that He was born in Poland, lived in Memorial donations may be nations filed past Chernenko’s lived in Machias, Maine, for much Blanche (Dygert) Wilson, 81, By Ian Love Evans rallied Denver to within bombed Atlanta 126-115, the Lak games. The Trail Blazers were led Springfield. Mass., most ofjhis life, made to the Hmanuel Lutheran included Secretary of State George coffin to lay wreaths at the foot of of her life. She moved tp the formerly of Norwich, died Tuesday United Press International 127-125 with 45 seconds remaining' ers 'outplayed Utah 123-108 and ' by Kenny Carr’s season-high 30 and lived in Manchester since 1960. ■ Church-Memorial Fund, 60 Church Shultz, was expected to meet the flower-covered bier and pay Bolton-Manchester area 15 years at a Manchester convalescent before Houston guard Mitchell - Golden State surprised San Anto points. Survivors include ,a brother, Gorbachev after the funeral to their final respects. ago, and became social services home. She was the widow of Harry St.. A good memory made all the nio 145-122. Norman N. Cohen of Longmeadow, Wiggins hit an 18-foot jumper with Bulls 111, Pistons 110 propose a summit meeting be-' Bush carried a personal letter director at Manchester Memorial C. Wilson. difference Tuesday night for the 31 seconds left* tween the Soviet leader and Mass. . Suns 123, Knicks 119 At Chicago, Michael Jordan from Reagan to Gorbachev, cal Hospital. She held that post for 10 She was born in Norwich March Houston Rockets. After Evans, who was 8-for-13’ President Reagan. He met early scored '14 of his 32 points in the ling on the new Soviet leader to years, and retired five years ago. 23, 1903, and had been a lifelong Rookie center Akeem Olajuwon from the floor, missed and Ola At New York, Alvan Adams today with West German Chancel fourth quarter to ignite Chicago. open a fresh era in superpower, She was a veteran of World War resident of Norwich before moving Ona Margaret Carlson scored 36 points and grabted 14 juwon rebounded, Lionel Hollins scored his only 5 points in the final A lor Helmut Kohl and Indian Prime to Manchester two months ago. F ir e Calls Orlando Wooldridge added 18 relations. II, havjng served in the U.S. Army rebounds to lift Houston to a 131-129 hit two free throws for d" 131-125 two minutes and Kyle Macy scored Minister Rajiv Gandhi, Ona Mfirgaret (Mitchell) Carl points and Steve Johnson 16 for the ;V "It is a message of peace and we Nurses Corps in the European Before she retired, she worked at victory over Denver, pulling the lead with 16 seconds remaining. a season-high 30 points to lead British Prime Minister Mar son, 69, of 80 Hebron Road, Bolton, have no greater goal than to create theater. She was a past matron of the Norwich State Jiaspital for 20 Rockets within three games of the " I was there at the end for the Phoenix. For the Knicks, Bernard Bulls. Bill Laimbeer led the garet Thatcher was holding talks died Tuesday at Manchester Mem Pistons with 23 points and Dan r a more stable and constructive < years. King finished with 37, and rookie the Order of the Eastern Star, orial Hospital She was the wife of Manchester Midwest Divison leading Nuggets. rebounds. I think rebounding was with Canadian Prim e Minister relationship with the Soviet Union- She is survived by a son, James Ken Bannister had a season-high Roundfield had 21. Chapter 83. in Machias, Maine. the late Arvid Carlson. •Tuesday, 6:04 p.m. — medical Olajuwon believed the triumph the key to our game tonight," said Brian Mulroney, Spanish Prime ,’’Bush said after arriving at D. Wilson of Manchester, two 14 rebounds, including 8 in the third Other survivors include two She was born in New Jersey Feb. ca ll, 66 W hite St. (T ow n , was fueled by last week’s 133-131 Olajuwon, who scored 11 points in Lakers 123; Jazz 108 Minister Felipe Gonzalez and Sheremetevo airport. granddaughters and a nephew. period quarter. daughters, Nancy Allen of Bolton 8^1916, and had lived in Manches Paramedics). •— . double-overtime defeat at Denver.' the third quarter to help Houston Pakistani President Mohammad Bush was to. present the letter The funeral will be Thursday at 1 At Inglewood, Calif., Magic and Donna Wagner of Manchester; ter for more than 30 years before Tuesday. 6:35 p.m. — medical "Tonight, we were fired up take a 109-95 lead entering the Pacers 109, Nets 108 Johnson scored 18 ' points and Zia ul Haq. toGorbachev after the funeral. p.m. at the Holrqes Funeral Home. three brothers. Guy Botvie of moving to Bolton in 1950.- She call, 515 W. Middle Turnpike because we lost that game to them fourth. In Washington, U.S. officials 400 Main St. Burial will be at the At Indianapolis, Bill Garnett handed off 14 assists to pace th ^ % • At the moment of Chernenko’s last week,” Olajuwon said. "I Portland. Maine, Lewis Bowie of worked at United Aircraft in East (Town, Paramedics) Evans kept Denver close with 14 blocked Buck Williams’ shot with Lakers, who also received 18 points burial, whistles could be heard who declined to be identified said Fort Myers, Fla., and Keith Myers convenienc-e of the family. Calling think this was a very important Hartford for more than 35 years Tuesday, 11:03 p m — medical third-quarter points. one second left to preserve India each from Byron Scott and Bob sounding across Moscow frorn^ Reagan’s message suggests a hours will be Thursday from noon win for us. of Clermont. Fla . one sister, Mrs and retired in 1979. She was a call, 5 6 3 B H i 11 i a i'd St. "They never quit. That’s the na’s victory. Herb Williams had 25 McAdoo. Darrell Griffith led Utah factories, plants, railways and sea'' jm m il meeting and White House Helen Macomber of South Por until the service begins. It was the fourth time the member of the Emanuel Lutheran (Paramedics). mark of a great team ," said points and Clark Kellogg added 21 with 24 points. and river'ships, as called for in the spbtesman Larry Speakes said tland. Maine: and one grandson Memorial donations may be Rockets have defeated Denver in e . ' v Hollins, who had 16 points. "The for Indiana while the Nets were led Kremlin’s official funeral decrees. Reagan was ’’anxious’’^to meet the six times the two teams have Warriors 145, Spurs 122 reason we’re behind them is by Otis Birdsong’s 31. The decrees also \called for with Gofbachev. ^ met this season. Houston is 39-26 because, they didn’t lose some At Oakland, Calif., Purvis Short AL SIEFFERT’S while Denver is 42-23. early games this season” Kings 120, Blazers 114 scored 40 points and Golden State ‘Message of p^ace’ Alex English led Denver with 34 ELsewhere, Phoenix topped New At Kansas City, Mo., Mike tied a franchise record with 86 points and reserve guard Mike York 123-119, Indiana edged New . Woodson came off the bench to first-half points to coast to victory. Evans added 29. Jersey 109-108, Kansas City de score 10 of his 24 points in the fourth San Antonio, which trailed 86-64 at The Nuggets trailed by 14 points feated Portland 120-114, Chicago quarter to lift Kansas City. The intermission, was paced by Artis Bush carries entering the fourth quarter, but nipped Detroit 111-110, Boston Kings won for the fifth time in six Gilmore’s 23 points. Reagan tidings WHY PAY M ORE! NCAA Tournament roundup By Barry James prepared.” but that previous U.S United Press International conditions, mainly that there must UPI photo be assurance of success, have been *pmoFS ON AMERICA'S F A V O R IIL B S ffii Hoyas in first round mismatch Boston’s Larry Bird tosses in two of his 60 points in MOSCOW — A letter President dropped. first-period action against Atlanta in New Orleans Reagan sent new Soviet leader "What conditions are there they open the NCAA Tournament mate any team in a tournament, ” Southern and Oklahoma-North Ca Mikhail Gorbachev calls for a left?” asked one official rhetori By Mike Barnes Tuesday night. Bjfd's total is new team record, atCyie Hartford Civic Center said Georgetown coach John rolina A&T — where the Sooners summit in the United States cally when asked about reports the United Press International surpassing 56 tossed home by Kevin McHale earlier in against 12-18 Lehigh. Thompson — but really, what else are 25-point favorites in the Midw- ,, between the two heads of stale, administration had changed the J Georgetown, the top seed in the could he say? est — are rare in the 64-team the season. Celtics won, 126-115. U.S. officials said. ground rules for a summit ^FISHER For the defending national East, is listed as a 33-point favorite In other East games Thursday, tournament. He thinks the tourney Vice President George Bush, the meeting. ^ F IS H E R VH S V ideo C a s s e tte R ecord er champions, the start of the NCAA in its noon EST game with the it’ll be Temple (24-5) vs. Virginia offers well-rounded competition chief U.S. representative attend Officials said it was the Soviets' with 4 Heads, Stereo, Tournament looks very much like • so Watts Per Channel Engineers, who qualified by win Tech (20-8), Loyola (111.) (25-5) vs. and adds no team will have an easy ing today’s funerai of President turn to come to the IJnited States, • Dual Cassette Deck Dolby* NR and A P S the beginning of the regular season. ning the East Coast Conference Iona (26-4) and Southern Methodist road to victory. Bird super human Konstantin Chernenko, was to noting that former President Ri • Deluxe 3 Way Speakers (22-9) vs. Old Dominion (19-lD. meet privately with Gorbachev chard Nixon went to Moscow twice No. 1 Georgetown began the year tournament. Phelps is touting Loyola as the Another apparent mismOtch after the burial ceremonies and in the early 1970s and former with mismatches against the likes Lehigh’s best strategy — short of potential sleeper, pointing to the of Hawaii-Loa, Southern Connecti not showing up — may be to try to takes place Thursday when St. Ramblers’ 17-game winning give him the personal letter from President Gerald Ford went to 'W cut and St. Leo. The Hoyas find score first and stall the rest of the John’s, which lost its No. 1 ranking streak and No. 17 ranking. Loyofa, in ringing up 60 Reagan. Vladivostok in November 1974. with two losses to Georgetown in On his arrival in the Soviet Union LOADED $ i themselves going against a foe of game. the 1963 NCAA Champions, have The last U.S.-Soviet summit the last weeks of the season, meets Tuesday, Bush told reporters similar stature Thursday when "You can’t afford to underesti- been playing exceptionally well NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Domi previously set by New Y ork’s meeting was in June 1979 in WITH little-known Southern University gathered at the airport, " I have lately and boast acrobatic Alfred- nique Wilkins won the N BA’s slam Bernard King last Dec. 25 against Vienna, where President Carter in the West Regional at Salt Lakq brought a message with me to FEATURES rick Hughes, the nation’s co dunk contest with a repetoire of out New Jersey. met the late Leonid Brezhnev. City. Moscow from President Reagan. It leading scorer with Xavier McDa Brezhnev was also the last Soviet Whalers deal Jensen The Redmen, 27-3 and ranked of this world moves. The record ov^shadowed :i is a message of peace." 499 niel of Wichita State. leader to visit the United States, in third in the nation, are a 19-point So the Atlanta Hawks’ star In Washington, U.S. officials stellar performance by Wilkins, 1973. favorite and are glad t o , be forward knows a thing or two about who asked not to be identified said ^ FISH ER The Southeast Regional has who tallied 36 points on a variety of ^ FIS H E R to Capitals for pair performing far from the Big Apple. Kansas (24-7) vs. Ohio (22-7), super-human achievement. the note suggests that a summit One U S, official said because drives and dunks, and a 26-point VHS Video Cassette Recorder “ It’ll be good to get away," said meeting between Reagan and Gorbachev is only 54 and the 100 Watts Per Channel Purdue (20-8) vs. Auburn (20-11), "H e was making shots that other '^showing by Eddie Johnson. with Wireless Remote HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart reserve Ron Stewart. "A ll the North Carolina (24-8) vs. Middle Gorbachev be held in the United changes that his relative youth « Dual Cassette Deck people couldn’t get out of their Bird hit 15-of-16 free throws, media and attention, it’s good and States, without conditions. could portend within the Soviet • Five Band Graphic Equalizer ford Whalers have t raded left wing Tennessee (17-13) and Notre Dame hands,” said Wilkins of Larry all, but it can get to you after including 9-for-9 in the third The administration officials said state, "meeting with him early on I NEW 8 HOUR I David Jensen to the Washington (20-8) vs. Oregon State (22-8). Bird, who scored a Celtic-record 60 • Deluxe 3 Way Speakers awhile. What we need righl’now is quarter when the Celtics surged to the meeting must be "carefully may be in our mutual interest.” Capitals for goaltender Peter The Midwest Regional has Ohio points Tuesday in leading Boston Sidorkiewfez and center Dean total concentration.” State (19-9) vs. Iowa State (21-12), a 100-98 lead. to a 126-115 victory over Atlanta. Evason. In other games at SaIt Lake City, Louisiana Tech (27-2) vs. Pitts $ Bird broke the Celtic record of 56 Dennis Johnson added 15 points "Sidorkiewicz and Evanson Iowa (21-10) faces Arkansas (21- burgh (17-11), Oklahoma (28-5) vs. Able Scale bid low B E S T $ "are excellent prospects,” said 12), Nevada-Las Vegas (27-3) North Carolina A&T (19-9) and points set earlier this month by for Boston and McHale had 14. Whalers President Emile Francis meets San Diego State (23-9) and Southern California (19-9) vs. Kevin McHale. Boston improved to 51-14. BUY! after the trade Tuesday. "Peter Washington (22-9) opposes Ken Illinois State (21-7). "It’s McHale’s own fault,” Bird Atlanta lost its sixth straight and for system at landfill has had a great year for Bingham tucky (re-12). The second half of the first round joked. "H e had a chance to get 60 fell to 25-40, dropping I'/i games 699 399 ton and is a major reason that team Notre Dame coach Digger will be played Friday and second- the night he set the record. behind Cleveland for the final The apparent low bidder for Terryville asked $19,205, and Alma has the best record in the Ameri Phelps believes mismatches such round games will take place Bird hit 22-of-36 from the floor to playoff spot in the Eastern Confer can Hockey League.” as Georgetown-Lehigh, St. John’s- furnishing and installing a compu Construction Co. of Vernon asked Saturday and Sunday. match the NBA season high,' ence. $34,357. ^ FISHERI ® FISH ER Jensen, 19, a member of the 1984 terized data management system • 2S” Recelver/MonHor for use with a scale to be installed The town purchased the scale Hi-Tech 25" Stereo Television! Olympic team, signed with the • 112 Channel Cable Ready at the town’s sanitary landfill is from Colt Industries’ Fairbanks High Resolution Whalers last April. He was Hart Weighing Division at a cost of • Built-in Stereq Stereo ford’s second pick in the 1983 NHR Able Scale and Equipment Co. of Stereo Monitor Tisdale, Ewing top Aii-America iist Manchester, which submitted a $35,233. • Wireless Remote Control • 112 CkiMMl CabI* R(iW entry draft. In 11 games with price of $14,350 'Tuesday. At its March 5 meeting, the Sound SAVE * W IrtiMt RtmoU Control Hartford, he had four assists Able was one of three bidders. Board of Directors allocated • Hl-Ttch It Ht Soot before being assigned to Bingham By Fred Lief Jon Koncak of Southern Methodist trying to reasonably control him game. $21,000 to pay for the data system ton in November. 'United Press Intllrnatlonal and fonyards Xavier McDaniel of that their other players get better " I don’t even want to talk about Other bidders were Phoenix Elec SAVE tronics Inc. of Rockfall, with a bid qnd for a $233 shortfall in the ON Sidorkiewicz, 21, Binghamton’s Wichita State and Kenny Walker of scoring opportunities” him anymore,” St. John’s coach Ewing keyed a defense that held Lou Carnesecca said, “ I just want of $15,750, and Fairbanks Weighing allocation for the scale. AMERICA’S top goaltender, is a leading candi DAVID JENSEN NEW YORK - Wayman Tis Kentucky. date for the AHL most valuable dale, the Oklahoma scoring sensa The third team featured Mark opponents to less than 40 percent to enjoy him. When I die, then I ’ll Division, St. Johnsbury, Vt., with a The scale and data system will BEST player award. In 35 games with tion once known as the chubby boy Price of Georgia Tech and Sam shooting. His rebounding triggered talk about him ," • bid of $27,030. be used to convert the landfill from BRANDI deal,” Francis said. “ We believe Binghamton, he has a 23-8-4 who sang in his father’s church, Vincent of Michigan State at a rejuvenated fastbreak and his Lee, a 1983 All-America, may The bids, together with related a tax-supported service to one we have two young''players who bids on an attendant’s building for 799 record, with a 3.04 goals against can help in return for one. He Tuesday was among those named guard, Roy Tarpley of Michigan at ferocious presence served as a mean almost as much to Memphis supported by dumping fees to be average and two shutouts. to U P I’s All-America basketball center and Alfredrick Hughes of .M'aming to anyone driving through as the blues. At 6-10 he runs the the landfill, will be turned over to paid by commercial dumpers. (Jensen) is still a prospect. It’s up Public Works Director George A. IS FISHER a FISH ER Evason. 20, in his first full to him now." team. Loyola (III.) and A.C. Green of the lane. He averaged 15 points and floor exceptionally well. He pounds Kandra for study. Manchester residents who go to • Studio Standard 25” Western Hockey League season, Jensen’s stay in Hartford was Joining Tisdale on the squad for Oregon State at forward. 10 rebounds a game while adding a the boards, passes inside and hits the landfill with cars and station registered 29 goals and 69 assists. Tisdale, the son of a Baptist 15-foot jumper to his arsenal. the turnaround shot.^Despite dou Two widely separated bids for • 140 Channel Cable Ready • 100 Watts Per Channel not a pleasant one. The Whalers the second straight season were the attendant’s building were wagons would not pay a fee for He scored 71 goals and 93 assists in had high hopes for the speedy Patrick Ewing of Georgetown and minister, has reshaped basketball "Patrick never ceases to amaze ble and triple coverage, Lee • Built-In Stereo • Digital Disc Player submitted. Arthur Industries of dumping. • Dual Cassette Dock 1982-83 and last season he scored 49 youngster, figuring 30 goals would Chris Mullin of St. John’s. Keith at Oklahoma. He averaged more you," said John Thompson, coach averaged 21 points and 10 rebounds • Wireless Remote Control points and 88 assists. Lee of Memphis State and Johnny than 25 points and 10 rebounds a of No. 1 Georgetown, ’^q u see him a game. He gives up the ball and stereo • Massive 3 Way Speakers be a good return for his first year in Evason this year had 21 goals the National Hockey League. He Dawkins of Duke completed the game in making the Sooners the and you say, "M y God, w e’re going lifts the play of those around him. Sound and 41 assists for Binghamton and was placed on a line with Ron 1984-85 team. nation’s highest scoring team. At to fly.” “ I know in my heart,” Memphis Doctor faces hearing $ in 15 games with Washington, has Francis but everything turned into In a nationwide balloting of 159 6-foot-9 he plays forward or center. Mullin helped revitalize New State guard Andre Turner said, three goals and four assists. a nightmare. He scored the four sports writers and broadcasters, Tisdale can bull his way low or York as one of college basketball’s "that 75 percent of the time I get HARTFORD (U P I) - A hearing native of Carbondale. Pa., and the Francis called Evason “ a deter assists in 11 games and wound up Ewing received 145 votes at center. deliver the soft outside jumper. capitals. In helping send St. John’s him the ball he’ll score.” was to be held today on a request to couple was married in Dunmore in mined player and a good [Haymak sitting for stretches in the press At forward, Tisdale picked up 114 “ On a bad night, Wayman is to No. 1 for five weeks, he was the Duke can trace much of its post property instead of a $150r000 1978. ing center.” box. He was finally sent to votes and Lee 80. At guard, Mullih going to get 18 to 20 points," complete player. The 6-6 swing- success to Dawkins. The 6-2 guard cash bond for Dr. Russell F. Manfredi told officials his wife 999 The deal was made at 11:59 a. m.. Binghai^on where he has been hit had 133 votes and Dawkins 35. Colorado coach Tom Apke said. man has a radar touch from has been the Blue Devils’ catalyst / Manfredi, 32, who is charged with left by herself to drive to Hartford 999 one minute short of the noon by an assortment of injuries. In The second team was: guards "On a good night, he might get 40 to outside, a sure passing game and a — creative on offense, exceptional ' murdering his wife. Hospital after sufferine from con FISHER ^ FISHER IS FISHER ± FISHER trading deadline. part-time service, he has five goals Dwayne Washington of Syracuse 50 and beat you single-handedly. steady hand in the clutch. He in transition play and reliable in The Hartford Hospital cardiolo vulsions and after vomiting blood ■ " I am very pleased with the and 13 points in 36 games. and Steve Harris of Tulsa, center You have to spend so much energy averaged more than 19 points a the clutch. I Stereo Cassette Deck Double Cassette Deck “ Hi^FI to Go” System “Ht-FI to Go" System, BuM- gist has been jailed since his arrest and he stayed behind with the In Dual Cosaette Dieck Saturday in the death of his wife, children. with Dolby* C! Fisher s D'ano double cassette deck aiiOMrs youTo convenientty dub Built-In Equalizer • S lanS O'rapMc Esaalliar Catherine, 33. The car was found crashed into a youf ovrr cassetiet' Plus, a seouenitai • Hl-taaa4 DabMat • s BmN Oraphic E « n llia r Her body was found in the family utility pole about three blocks from 0
Legion parades for Irish Pinochle scores given Parents lanient losing son to wife The color guard of Dilworth Cornell-Quey Post 102 Pinochle scores for a recent game played at the will march in the St, Patrick’s Day parade in Hartford Army and Navy Club have been announced. They starting at 11 a.m. DEAR ABBY: Our hearts are other the first two pieces of cold climate; (2) my husband was include: Hans Bensche 631; Vivian Laquerre 619; First District Commander Joseph Drouin and I breaking. We raised a wonderful wedding cake, we're supposed to a smoker, and to most of my Alice Raymo619; Helen Bensche 618; Gus Frank 612; Auxiliary President Dorothy Kilty will be honored at a l(N. ^ ■ *son, put him through college, apd grind it into each other’s faces! relatives, smoking is an unjiardo- Ernest Grasso 612; Anthony DeMaio 604; Floyd Post testimonial dinner-dance March 23 in the upstairs hall I,.., *" ^ D e a r nable sin. 604; Sam Schors 601; Ada Rojas 598; Mike DeSimone now he is a successful professional W e’ve seen this done at other of the post home. i man. He and his family mean the They insisted w e'com e, so we 595; Paul Ottone 586; Carl Lombardo 586; Edward weddings, and 1 think it’s stupid Cocktails will be from 6 to 7 p.m. and dinner will be world to us. Our problem is his finally gave in. When we arrived, Scott 586; Seena Andrew 582; and Elenora Moran 578. i ^ b b y and disgusting. at 7; 15' p.m. Reservations, which can be made by wife. She doesn't want our son to Furthermore, 1 don’t relish the we were informed that no smoking Abigail would be allowed indoors, so my calling Gene Freeman at 649-1671, are due by March see us anymore. We want to love idea of getting cake in my hair and 18. her. but s.he has sUit^n our son from Van Buren ruining my makeup. 1 want to look husband had to go outside to smoke Birth show on Thursday us. We never se^im . They refuse in the bitter cold without adequate my very best on my wedding day. A slide show on Cesarean birth and vaginal birth our invitations. We rarely see our protective clothing. My fiance wants to go along with Holy Liands slides shown -after Cesarean will be shown Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at ■grandchildren unless we go to their The end result: I spent Christ Making baskets this tradition. In fact, he’s Church of Christ, 394 Lydall St. The presentation , house, which is not often. They mas and New Y ea r’s sitting beside VERNON — Vernon United Methodist Church will, adamant. follows expectant couples through their preparation invite us only at a large gathering my husband’s hospital bed watch hold a potluck Friday beginning at 6:30 p.m. A slide Susi Ntiss works on a basket which will Am 1 wrong? Or is he being for the'birthi at their house on Christmas, and DEAR PARENTS: First, your ing him die of double pneumonia! I show by Dorothy Potter on her pilgrimage to the Holy inconsidiirate and immature? By Family Oriented Childbirth Information'Society look similar to the one below. She'll again at a big free-for-all Fourth of son is not a sack of groceries that buried him on Jan. 4. Lands will follow. The public is welcome. the way. he’s 26 and I ’m 24. will sponsor the,presentation. demonstrate her craft at the Douglas July party with a bunch of can be "stolen” from you. He has 1 agree, non-smokers have For more information, caii 875-7725. NOVEMBER BRIDE For more information, call 742-7677 strangers free choice, and if he chooses to rights, but if they didn’t permit Library Country Craft Show on Satur ignore you, it’s his choice — not his Our daughter-in-law is very DEAR BRIDE: Voui’re not smoking in the house, they could day from 10 3.m. to 4 p.m. at the Hebron wite's. (She may influence him, Come to ‘Bear Affair* close to her family; She has won wrong. And if your fiance is have provided a reasonably warm Sponsors see Irish dance Elementary Sctiool,. Church Street, but the final decision is his.) 1 know VERNON — The Northeast Schooi staff is our son over to her people, and now "adamant,” knowing how you feJl sheltered area for smokers. Hebron. The event is sponsored by the you’re hurting, but it’s time you sponsoring a Teddy Bear show and sale, "Bear The Girls Friendly Society Sponsors will meet it’s aj^if we don't have a son about it, perhaps you’d better take 1 personally feel that these told your son how you feel instead a second look at him Marriage to self-righteous, anti-smoking cru Affair,” Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the guild room of St. M ary’s Friends of the Douglas Library. Nuss anymore. Episcopal Church. Irish dancers .will perform and of praying that his wife will give such a man would be no piece of saders killed my husband just as from 10a.m.to4p.m.attheschoolonEastStreetoffof makes baskets from the black ash tree. Irish soda bread will be served. Hostesses will be Lily What can we do. Abby’’ My wife him back to you. He is not “ hers” to , cake. surely as if they had put a Lullet Route 30. Dunlop, Ella Fletcher, Helen Olson, Louise Clarke and I are in deep pain. We*are give. through his heart — which would Featured will be 32 dealers and artists who wiil sell and Dorothy Williams. entrance of the education wing. Parking is available decent, churchgoing people who DEAR ABBY: My husband and 1 have been much more merciful handcrafted and collectible Teddy Bears from around Eat corned beef, cabbage keep praying that our daughter-in- DEAR ABBY: 1 am engaged to the world. Old teddies, bear clothes, furniture, books, at 20 Hartford Road. were invited to a. Thanksgiving than the suffering he endured •EAST HARTFORD — Hillstown Grange will serve a law will give our son back to, us. be married in November, and so accessories, hats and bear-making supplies will be UPI photo family reunion. At first we de before he died prematurely. corned beef and cabbage dinner Saturday at 6 p.m. at What more can we do? far everything is.going as planned clined for two reasons: (I) It was BROKENHEARTED sold. Victims’ support group starts Michael Nesmith, a former member of the Monkees, has the Grange Hall, 617 Hills St. For reservations, at $6 VFW has St. Patrick’s dance HEARTBROKEN — except one thing. My fiance being held in the Midwest and we AND BITTER IN Admission will be $1.50. Children 12 and under will WEST HARTFORD — The Samaritans of the for adults and $3 for children under $3, call 528-8887! PARENTS insists that when we feed each be admitted free when accompanied by an adult. joined the NBC-TV lineup this month with his show, didn’t have the proper clothes for a ARIZONA Capital Region will hold its first meeting of a support The VFW plans its 20th annual St Patrick’s Day "Michael Nesmith in Television Parts." The network is Troceeds will be used to replace items cut from the group for suicide bereaved. Safe Place, .Monday at dinner dance on Saturday at 7:.30 p.m. at the Po.si school budget arid to make a donation to the Statue of 7:30 p.m. in the family room df firs t Congregational Preventing nuclear war the topic Home. 604 E. Center St. Dinner will be served at 7;.3(i placing it between two of heavyweights, "Cheers” and Liberty Fund. JThe fair may make enough money for Church, 12 South Main St. The Manchester Area Conference of Churches’ p.m., followed by d.^ncing from 9 p ni. to 1 a.m. "Hill Street Blues." the school to ado{>t a child under the World Hunger Tickets are $7..50 per person 3 Artery disease may cause dizziness The access is from the ramp entrance from the Peace and Justice Committee plans a group Program. Farmington Avenue parking lot behind the church. discussion titled "What One Person Can Do to Prevent DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a to people who ha,ve high blood pres of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever a fHeart talk by doctor Safe Place is a group of caring people who have been Nuclear War” on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a m. NBC takes a gamble woman, 79. My doctors say I have sure to lower their pressure. It can year in the United States. In untreat close to persons who have committed suicide. at the education wing of South United Methodist poor circulation They say that the cause dizziness, particularly if it ed cases, 20 percent of the victims VERNON - Indian Valley YMCA, 375 Hartford Such groups have been set up in other parts of the Church. Eat corned beef at church %mall arteries in my brain are Y o u r lowers the pressure more than one’s die; even with proper medical treat Tunrpike, will sponsor a free cardiovascular health country. Plans call for this support group to meet on Beverly Kaiser, a member of the committee, will clogged and nothing can be done for system can 'tolerate. That would be ment. the death rate is 5 to 10 lecture, "Coronary Artery Disease: Overview & the third Monday of every month at First Church at lead the discussion. The Gospel’s message is central The Second Congregational Church at 395 North on ex-Monkee Nesmith it. They call it vertebral diseas'e. H e a lt h more likely to occur when ypu stand, percent. Rocky Mountain Spotted Perspectives,” Frfday at 7 p.m. Dr, James 7:30 p.m. to her presentation, which is available to other Main St. will hold a corned beef dinner Saturday at 6 ' When I try to get up, my back gets Dougherty, cardiologist, will speak. F of more For information, call the Pastoral Counseling community groups. p.n\. To reserve tickets, at $5 for adults and $3 for Lawrence and you say that your problem occurs Fevpr is a misleading name, sjnee it By Vernon Scott marginal success with a record weak and I am sometimes dizzy. I when you get up. Ask your doctor is more common in the South Atlantic information, call the YMCA at 872-7329. Center of West Hartford at this temporary number, For more information, call Beverly Kaiser at children under 12^call 649-2863 from 9 a m. to 2 p.m.. United Press International titled 'Rio' and did a video of it for take Aldoril, 50 mg . and Ludiomil, 50 Lamb. M.D. about it. You may need a higher level states than in the Rocky Mountain 233-0548, until April 1. 646-0231 or Joan O’Loughlin at 643-4031. Use the rear or 643-0343 after 2:30 p.m. Europe. mg Would sassafras tea help? of blood pressure to, provide circula area. It occurs in Cape Cod, through HOLLYWOOD - NBC has de "When a group of continental DEAR READER - Disease of the tion through your arteries. Long Island to Florida. cided to monkey around with its recording guys saw it they vertebral arteries to the brain can I also suggest that you try some It is spread by the bite of a tick, solid Thursday night by testing the cheered. My partner, William cause dizziness. Two large arteries elastic bandages or pressure stock and the organism causing it is called Public Records waters witfi a new haif-hour show, Dear, and I drew on the traditional pass along the vertebrae and enter mon cause of poor balance'in older ings on your legs. Put them on before rickettsia. This organism causes “ Michael Nesmith in Teievision Busby Berkeley musicals with the skull with the spinal cord. These people. Since the disease usually is ufou get up. If you have a drop in pres fever, headache, chills, muscle aches Parts." ' modern technology for abstract, are the vertebral arteries. Poor circu caused by fatty-cholesterol blockage sure when you stand up, these might John P. Delponte Plumbing and (particularly of the back and legs) and W arr^nt^eeds Nesmith was a member of "The impressionistic video. lation through them, or in the arteries of the arteries, little can be done to help prevent the decrease in circula a characteristic rash that'occurs in Attachments Heating against property of Ro formed by them, can affect the circu Monkees," a harum-scarum “ Alt the same time, the video help it. Unfortunately, that includes tion to the brain when you stand! spots, hence the name spotted fever. Denise M. Prindiville to Thomas Economy Electric Supply Inc. bert Bard and Beverly L. Bard, 18 lation to the balance canals in the quartet that attempted unsuccess revoilution had begun with sassafras tea. I have discussed the various causes In tick-infested areas, such as W. Meggers and Robin S. against property of Corbeil Asso Englewood Drive, $419. inner ear or the part of the brain that fully to ape the Beatles in a prime cassettes and Pong games. In , However, I am interested in the of dizziness and motion-sickness in brushy areas or those, near livestock Murdock-Meggers, 22 Timrod ciates Inc., Alfred Corbeil and Federal tax lien against Steven controls balance This is a fairly com- time TV comedy from' 1966-68. Europe TV stations were stringing medicines you take. Aldoril is given The Health Letter, Special Report 33, or game, one should take preventive Road. $120,000. Alfred Corbeil Jr.. 160CharterOak son’s Service Center Inc., 405 Main . Easily the most talented of that music videos together to make Understanding Dizziness from Verti measures. Wear clothing impregnat Eleanor W. Nickerson to Levitt St., $4,500. St., $1,977. ^ o t l y crew — which had several hour-long top 40 shows. They were go and Imbalance, which I am send ed or sprayed with tick repellent. Construction Co. Inc., 81 Richard .Cinpecticut Bank and Trust Co. nit records and an unsuccessful called ‘popciips’ in Australia. Thoughts ing you. Others who want this issue Inspect the body carefully for ticks Road, $76,000. agaii^t property of Graciella Releases movie — Nesmith is a singer- "So I trademarked popelips and can send 75 cents with a long, after being out or during the evening Ben E. Jeffries and Eileen T. Orduz, doing business as Orduz musician-comedian and irtbepend- put together a show of music stamped, self-addressed envelope for shower. Remove ticks with forceps to Jeffries to Richard J. Hine and Garment Co.k 113 Pine St., $4,600. Federal tax.Iiens against proper ently rich. His late mother in videos in 1978. It failed. it to me in care of this newspaper, remove the jaws from the skin, and Mary T. Hine, property on Galaxy Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. ties of John W. Bissell, $2,465, Roger W. Babson’s Conclusion "H e replied thoughtfully, 'I have P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, clean your hands carefully after Drive, $114,900. against property of Francis Ras $5,023, $2,465 and $5,023. vented Liquid Paper. " I met a man named John Lock come to this conclusion. South NBC has Such faith in Nesmith it who asked me if I had enough New York. N.Y 11)019. removing a tick. Savings Bank of Manchester to mus, 73 Walnut St., $1,700. Attachment by Manchester The famous financier and statis America was settled by the Span has parted the Thursday night DEAR DR. LAMB — How can a The disease has a widespreaif George R. Edwards, 555B North- State Bank against property of material for 56 half-hour shows for tician tells of a visit to the ish who came in search of gold, but waters — between "Cheers” and tick bi^e kill a person? I know that effect on the body and may involve wood Townhouses, $55,501 to Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. John W. Bissell. his Nickelodeon cable outfit. I put president of the Argentine Repub North America was settled by the "H ill Street Blues" — to introduce them together and they were an Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever is the brain. $56,(X)0 (based on conveyance ta x ). against property of Richard ’T. lic. Says he: "One day we sat in his Pilgrim Fathers who went there in Judgment lien by Kahan, Ke--- "Michael Nesmith in Television dangerous, but what does it do that Robert E. Dorman to Timothy J. Migliore, 1 McCabe St., $1,700. instant hit. We put them on the air sun parlor looking out over the search of God! rensky, Capossela, Levine and Parts,pre-em pting “ Night would make it such a dangerous Wilde and Mary Jane Wilde, 108 N. Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. 24 hours a day and called it MTV. river. Suddenly, he turned to me Breslau, from John Bissell to Court” for one night only. "John asked me to become a illness? The canyon walls of Wyoming’s Elm St., $60,501 to $61,000 (based against property of James R. and said: 'Mr. Babson, I havebeen "Then,” concluded Mr. Babson, Aluma-Kraft Inc. Nesmith, in fact, is the culprit consultant for MTV but 1 said no. I DEAR READER — This is an Yellowstone River consist of 15 on conveyance tax). O’Meara, 128 W. Vernon St., $3,500. wondering why it is that South applying the lesson, "let us as increasingly important problem. fossil forests, one buried atop James F. McVeigh to William B. A who invented MTV. didn't want to program music Attachment by Weinstein Mortu America, with all its great natural American citizens never kick down another. videos. 1 wanted to make th em " There are now more than 1,000 cases Sloan and Patricia D. Sloarh 264 ary Inc. against property of “ Back in 1976 music videos were advantages, is so far behind North the ladder by which we climb up. Liens used abroad to promote pop record Nesmith combined his videos of Charter Oak St.', $63,900. Richard Schwolsky. America, notwithstanding that Let us never forget the foundation State of Conrfecticut against sales," he explained. “ I had some “ Rio” and "Cruisin'” with comedy Federal tax liens against Chapel South America was settled before upon which all permanent prosper David L. Thompson and Geral property of Jack Stein and Judith clips he'd done for "Saturday Tool Co. Inc., $10,113, $4,703. North America.’ ity is base3.” ' dine H. Thompson to Thomas J. Stein, 39 Hilltop Drive, $2,036. Night L ive" and "Fridays.” and Something Different...... Wish Someone A "Those of you who have been Crossen Jr, and Susan R. Crossen, other-songs and bits to produce his Town of Manchester tax lien there know the reason. But being a Pastor Ken Gustafson 117 Buckland St.. $80,000. Connecticut National Bank, for one-hour "Elephant Parts, " which against property of Ernest J. Cinema guest, I said: 'Mr. President, what Calvary Church Happy Birthday John J. Roy and Barb,ara A. Roy became a cult classic. merly known as First Bank, Reed, $2,568.. do you think is the re.ison?’ South Windsor to Laurence0. Luongo and Rita G. against property of Daniel W. "It was a big ripple in a little -With A Herald Happy Heart UPI photo Lien by Professional Ambulance Luongo, 42-44 Columbus St., Evans and Alice P. Evans, 41 Cone Hartford pond at the tim e," said Nesmith, a Service Inc. against property of Clnoma City — stoo Making Sense $93,000. St., $4,636. Kathleene Stratton and Gerrold 7:10, 9. — Repo Man (R) 7 with Monty , fifth generation Texan. Bullish on these dogs In 1982 Brandon Tartikoff, Stratton. ■* Python's The Meaning ot Lite (R) 8:45. Beano booster seeks Helen S. Carroll, William J. Mechanic’s lien by James P. — A Sunday In the Country (G) 7:40, NBC’s programming president, Playing watchdog on the steps of Mont English Bulldogs, present an imposing Walsh Jr. and Kathleen R. Walsh Apostle against property of Vivian 9:45. — Amadeus Pr. Loren J. Schneider, Podintrist, is happy to announce ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 4, 5, 6 the relocation of his office to; M 2 5 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, 7, 8 Manchester PRINCIPAL — Sr. Helen Hart, C.S.J. ‘ . ' BAKED SCROD For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the foot. Adults “The Natural Way To Lose Weight” and children’s foot ailments, Diabetics, Bunions, Hamnrier PHILOSOPHY OF THE SCHOOL A delicjous Fillet of North Atlantic White Hsh Toes. Diseases of the skin. Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle THIS IS THE LAST baked in a lemon butter sauce served with Injuries. “The purpose of St. Bridget School-is to educate WEIGHT-LOSS PROGRAM the whole person. By providing religious, moral, RicePilof and a large Tossed Salad. Thurs. Only Emergencies seen same day. ntellectual, cultural and physical training, the Fried Fish, French Fries, Cole Slaw, 646-5153 YOU’LL EVER NEED! student is prepared to take his place in society as •Ml |M gtt a «V lt l«t mor« Tartar Sauce, Roll & Butter I — g p g I I . . I I . ■ a moral and informed citizen. The school strives NO SHOTS • NO DRUGS • NO CONTRACTS to create an atmosphere in which students experi Enjoy your d in n f ^SOUTHUNITED METHODIST In our dining aroo NO PREPACKAGED FOODS ence and participate in a faith-community and are or got H to go. CHURCH encouraged to grow in love and service of God Lose 17-25 Lbs. In Just 6 Weeks and neighbor." GUSTONBURY Sunday Worship Near the Putnam Bridge ^ SEA FOOD 43 Oak Street 9 AM a 10:45 AM ------NOW OPEN Ghnrch School Sen. 9:00 AM OPEN ENROLLMENT MANCHESIBI ngtoacy Tbnaih Ir. Mgli Diet Center of Manchester GRADES 4, 5$ 6 and 7 M2B MaiaSt. M M 1 I2 CALL TODAY FOR A FREE CONSULTATION 5 PM C^miatith CUm For Registration: 649-7731 jRNtiM «frM lM 2ai FISH MARKET A 649-9937 Yoeth Fellowlhip it 6 PM IT COULD CHANGg YOUR LIFE RESTAURANT BRING VCXJROWN 113 Main St., Manchester Testing Date March 23,1J85, 8:30 AM K E R OR WINE We welcorHe you. 647-0469______3pm- 8pm Come and be a part of our Family of God^ QUALITY EDUCATION! MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, March 13, 1985 - 19 • MANC HKSTKK lltsHAU) Wodnesdiiy, Miirch 13. I98S r CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Casale BE VEliV iJJUier WHAT L'V'E GOT TO ARE THEY W HAT'f^ Bach fans 'Vednesdayf T V P 0 IW 3 ? . h a p p e n in g AREA TOW NS prep for 6 00 PM 3 ,(B ) 2Z 30 N ew ^ (ESPN) Top Rank Boxing from Lake Tahoe. NV 5 Threft's Com pany Campaign In Bolton Channels iU S A ] Get Christie Love 9 H a rl to Hart 9:30 PM (30) Sara big day I I Benson WFSB Hartford. CT ’J 20‘ Little House on the Prairie WNEW ■ New York. NY 5 (41) Trampa para un Sonador Un hcimbie a se oncuentra entre el amor de dos mu|eres ?4 Dr W ho WTNH New Haven. CT 9 Antonio Grimau. Cristina Alberto vf By James V. Heallon GOP opens up brochures WOR New York. NY 38 One Day at a Time WPIX New York. NY n [D IS] V^otlderful World of Disney United Press International WTXX W aterbury. CT ?0 40 Newswatch fH B O l MOVIE: 'Splash' (CC) When a di i-/3 By Sarah Passed dates nominated at the January electorate to select candidates for WWLP Springfield. M A } 7 41 Reporter 41 senchanted busii^essman falls in love with public office. ^ WEDH Hartford. CT 24 NEW HAVEN - Two experts Herald Reporter caucus. Although both won the a mermaid he must battle scientists and >7 MaCNeil'Lehrer Newshour WVIT Hartford. CT 30 have performed an organ trans town committee’s endorsement to the media to preserve hei Tom Hanks. His argument apparently 61 Good Tim es WSBK B o s to n . M A i9 plant of sorts at Yale University’s BOLTON — After spirited de seek office this year, neither won a WGGB Springfield. M A 40 Daryl Hannah John Candy 1984 Rated swayed finance board candidate ICNN l Prog Cont'd P(J LEVY’S LAW ‘ by James Schumeister Battell Chapel in time to celebrate majority of votes at the .party WXTV Paterson. NJ 41 bate, the Republican 'Town Com Robert Campbell, whp considers the 300th anniversary of Johann caucus. iD IS l New' Animal World W G 8 Y Springfield. M A S7 10:00 PM (5 ^ N ew s mittee Tuesday voted to include all himself an alternative candidate to WTIC* - Hartford. CT Sebastian Bach’s birth and the Both have since petitioned suc IESPNI Fishin’ Hole Cft)*C4b) A rth u r H a ile y's H o tel .(CC) An LOOK, IT5 PROfeA&LY YOU P P M AIL IN YOUR Republican candidates in party- CNN Cable News Ntwrk CrvNl the fiscally conservative Silver- otn flame of Christine s reapfiears. deter Vou^ H0R06C0PB IN6URANCE PRPMILIM, first presentation of 33 unknown sponsored campaign ,j;^rocfiures, cessfully for spots on the May iTM Cl MOVIE The Black Stallion DISNEY Disney Channel jDiSi NOTHING, ^UT'OUOT stein, as well as school- board mjned to rekirutle tfie -romance (R) (60 PIPNT YOU ^ Bach chorales in modern times. ballot for town elections. R e turns’ A younc} lioy sols out lor Norlli ESPN Sports Network R 6C E3 (Fie> 17- MAR ZO\ IN CA5E1 . - even those candidates who were member Pamela Sawyer, who is • A Inca in si'iirch ol his slolnn horse Ten min ) It was town committee member HBO Home Box Office >MBOl .1 The restored organ’s replace not nominated at the party caucus not up for re-election this year. ri.iff Kelly Reno Vinu'ni Spano 1983 CINEMAX Cinumax knAx til) Independent News ment value was put at $750,000 by in January and had to circulated Ernest Shfepherd’s argument that . n..,ed PG Both at first questioned those who TMC Movie Channel :tm c l20) W ild . VVild W e st Joseph Dzeda, who with his petitions to win spots on the May 6 all Republicans who have earned USA USA Network lUSA favored including the two petition [USA],Cartoon Express places on the bajlot and who won (22) (3b) St. Elsevvhere An overworked Dr partner, Nick Thoi^son-Allen, town election ballot. ing carididate.s in committee- 4 5 : 3 0 P m CS ■ 61 One Day at a Time Morrisofi finds that he is 1/1 poor shape to the committee’s endorsement removed each of the instrument’s The committee vote was un sponsored literature. I I I Barney Miller take the state medical exams (60 min ) have the right to the cormnittee’s order to capture a bail lumping con artist 3,691 pipes, most of them metal, animous, including those who at “ Then why have the caucus?” 22) (30' NBC News (60 mm ) (24) W ild A m erica (CC) support in the campaigjr and washed them in hot, soapy first questioned the suggestion. Sawyer asked. '24) N ig h tly Business Report ( 9 ) N ew s (.38) Odd Couple . water. They also refinished the The vote, means that Board of ffe said the different methods 38) Jeffersons 111' MOVIE: 'Blood and Honor’ Pt 2 - (57) U ltim a te Challenge organ’s big wooden pipes and Finance incumbent Morris Silver- that candidates used to get their ” I ’m not so sure the caucus 40i ABC N e w s (CC), (2d) MOVIE: 'The Long Hot Summer’ A (61) Kojak restored the complete instrument. stein and Board of Education names on the ballot, including the serves any purpose,’ ’ Campbell '411 N o ticie ro SIN | young man arrives m a small Southern (CNN) Evening News "In the last 10 years, the organ candidate Thomas A. Manning will party caucus and petitioning, are added. But Campbell said aflerthe * town and changes the lives of it s leading [CNN] Showbir Today (M AX) MOVIE ’Chariots of Fire’ Two has fallen on evil times,” Dzeda appear in a party-produced cam merely alternatives to “ keep mul meeting that Shepherd’s argu citiz(?n s diildren Paul Newman. Joanne men. one a devoutly roligous Scot mission tiple channels open” for the ments changed his mind. [D lS l EPCOT Maga/me Woodward. Orson Wolirts 1958 said. ’"The chapel is 100 years old, paign brochure, along with camii- ary and the dttiei the son of wealthy Jew ALLEY OOP ' by Dave*Graue UP! photo [ESPN] ESPN's Horse Racing Weekly (22) 130^ Highway to Heaven (CC) Mark ish parents compete for the honor* of and had become worn out physi (VIAXi MOVIE. ’Jeremy’ Two teen.i and Jonathan step in to help when a cor represeiUiruj their country in the 1924 WE MUST WHY DID CHIEF BECAUSE TH' LITTLE YOU SHOULPA SEEN ) I'M Gl.AP WITH A WONDERFUL cally. The heating system went (|fis enc6uni<'f Invr* lor the lirst vrho poration threatens to tear down horrtes in a Olympics Ben Cross, Ian C^harleson. Den FIND AW AY ELBOB CALL TURKEY HAS THIS THOSE AWFLH. ^ I DIDN'T.' , FIRE STICK MR. OO P awry and roof leaks seriously Rain brings Its pain Robhy Benson ()lynnis O'Connor ’1,973 poor but well kept neighborhood (60 nis Christopher 1981 Rated PG TO KEEP MY "BK0THER” \ FIXATION THAT CREATURES IN HOW DID YOU FOUND! CMON, I'LL damaged the organ. Stunt plans worry neighbors Rated P(j m in ) ■ ■ . iTMCl MOVIE: 'Sahara A ' youny BROTHER ON MR,OOP? I'M A RELATIVE TH' CAVE, PERLA! ) TWO MANAGE ASK HIM T'GIVE YOU Kristin Makris, 4, of Pembroke, KJ.H., looks out the woman promises her dyiny father that THE ISLANR OF HIS A DEMONSTRATION! “ It didn’t sound its best. New 7:00 PM 13) CBS News , (24) (57) Great^ M om e nts w ith National CAPTAIN G eographic she II drive his last creation m tlie first Sa Haven is a busy town and the organ window from the porch of her house at a steady stream of COVENTRY - About 20 con $1,000 for a weekend course. building project. ' 5J (38 W A 'S ’M hara International Rally Brooke Shields, was choked with dirt, pipes didn’t (411 Muy Especial: Roberto Carlos rain that just won’t go away Tuesday. cerned neighbors and citizens Another site, being proposed in The proposed gravel parking lot I 8) ABC News ICC) Lambert"\Vilson Horst Buchholz ‘ 1984 play and those that did didtvt sound Franklin, will be used to teach car will hold up to 100 cars, according (61) MOVIE: ’Move’ A New Yorker, who Rated PG showed up for a public hearing 9 ) Dallas IS a professional dog walker pornography their best. We ’zero^timed’ it, to Monday night on the Western and motorcycle stunts, and is also to the plans. Five hundred people [USA] Stone 11' Jeffersons writer and playwright seeks inspiration for use a military term, and now it’s movie set and stunt school planned part of the six-week course. are expected each weekend for the '20 '40' Barney Miller \ artistic creation Elliot Gould, Paula Pren l O i l ^ O P M : 11' N ew s virtually new,” Dzeda said. President’s appointee for property on Bread and Milk Stuntmen average $50,000 a family activities planned. Stunt tiss. Genevievr* W aite 1970 •22) Wheel of Fortune 38) D ick Van Dyke Dzeda and Thompson-Allen, as Street, The Planning and Zoning year, Stevens said, andean earn up shows will be put on by the students [CNNl Prime News 24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ,411 2 4 Horas sociate curators of organs at Yale Commission, which conducted the to $400,000, “ if you’re real good.” of the school for 10 minutes each [ESPN] World Alpine Skiing [DIS] Disney Studio Showcase where there are a bank of 15 '3dj Fam ily Feud Championships from Bormio. Italy draws iabor criticism hearing, has scheduled another The traffic and noise level was hour, with six shows Saturday and organs, began their restoration in 41! M arisela IHBO] MOVIE: Reckless' Two kids 1 1 :00 PM ,3T Lf) 22' 30] 40 News session Tuesday at 7 p.m. the main concern heard from area Sunday. Stevens said. There are no 57) N ig h tly Business Report from opposite sidessqf the track fall in love ® Taxi January 1984. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - When the other of breaking the law. Warren Stevens of Stunts Inc., a residents. One complaint was that plans to oj)en weekdays. Aldan Quinn D ar^ Hannah Kenneth 61) D iff’ rent Strokes CiJ Phil Silvers , More than l.Ooo spectators will labor leader Mary Lou Millar “ They used a lot of anti-union Norwich-based company, submit- Moser Farms has many more Safety is a major concern of McMillan 1984 Rated R enter Battell Chapel on Sunday for ICNNl Moneyline ' 11 Odd Couple THE BORN LOSER * by Art Sansom heard President Reagan nomi tactics,” said Frank Carrano, . te'd letters of intent for commer trucks operating in Coventry than Stunts Inc., said Stevens. Visitors [ m a x ] m o v i e Tom Sawyer’ This the national premiere of the Bach president of Greater New cials and feature films, including the company said it would have \^[ill be well routed thrbiMp the iD IS l MOVIE Guys and Dolls' A gam - musical ad<»piation recounts a young boy 's 20) Honeymooners nated Marshall Babsoh to a the l)ler bets that he can win the attentions ol a chorales to be pla^^ed by Yale Haven Central Labor Council. If ” PM Magazine,” and resumes when it moved to town. 1800s Western town to avoid any hfe on the Mississippi River Johnny W hi . 24) Dr Who THE SECRET IS.MOT TO LET I t > - D ^ 'T vacancy on the National Labor Salvation Arm y lass Frank Sinalrti Marlon taker W to*»v - — MANCHESTER HERALD. TT^-vitiv Wednesday. jviu j , tTm Marchi \. >i >u, 13.a v>uu 1985 t MANCHESTER HKRAl.D, Wednc.sd;iv, March I,-), 1985 21 Bridfle re-opan« Officials hope judge backs them on retirement BEACON FALLS (UPI) - Business The State Department of Trans / HARTFORD (UPI) - State Cabrahes, who now will, get pending case invoiving 1975 U.S. District Court by the Connec state employees who would be portation re-opened the Old of^icial»^K>pe-aJederal judge goes another chance to review the case, Changes to state laws mainly ticut State EmplojLess Association. eligible for close to $150 million In Pines Bridge Tuesday night Jn Brief along with the state Supreme Court Gerson said Tuesday. involving age and disability benef Cabranes uphelo^the union's additional pension benefits if the after, temporary repairs to and affirms a uniform retirement Gerson said Cabranes is not its and which could cost the state challenge in a 1980 nillng, but his courts strike down the uniform damaged concrete piers were decision was subsequently struck retirement age set in 1975, Gerson Channel plans free clinics age set for most state workers a bound by the Supreme Courfrtiling another $7 million. completed. Entangling rules stymie bank regulators decade ago, Deputy Attorney Monday and could find that while The pension case began with a down on appeal by tnfe 2nd U.S. said. DOT spokesman William E. Channel Home Centers will launch its spring General Elliot F. Gerson said. the workers did not have a pension 1974 ruling by U.S. District Judge Circuit Court of Appeals, which Gerson said h^js supervising the Keish said a speeding restric schedule of free "D r. Wally" do-it-yourscll The'state, Supreme Court ruled contract under state iaw they did T. Emmet Clar-ie, who ruied ordered Cabranes to abstain from case, which is'being handled for tion of 10 mph was placed on the By Mary Beth FrankMn. "There is no question in our minds "The circular came in. It was that were not reported and organized clinics, beginning March 20 throughout the chain. unanimously tlje Legislature had have one under federal law. unconstitutional a state practice of the case until state courts had the state by private lawyers sinc«-> bridge until further work is., United Press International that the Bank Secrecy Act is an reviewed at various levels. It just crime "has been overdone." Classes will meet Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.ni. in the right to change pension benef However, Gerson said the state allowing women empioyees to ruled most lawyers in the attorney completed. A r indispensible link in the prosecution wasn't caught," Brown, the bank's But, he said, the government's a special classroom within Channel's Manchester investigation is continuing and it its because there was no contract is hopeful that Cabranes will give retire i t 50 while men had to wait Now that the Supreme Court has general's office could be affected . Keish said tfempgrary sup WASHINGTON —.Efforts to'crack chain of major crimes, particularly chairman, said. “ I don't havej.an store. in 1975 spelling out the pension weight to the Supreme Court's untii aljeast age 55. ruled on the case, Gerson said it by the outcome. ports have been installed but down on Illegal activities that depend those involving organized crime, drug explantion of it." reserves the right to bring further Instruction is given on how to plan a project, rights of state workers.' decision and come to the same The Legislature responded by- will go back to Cabranes who will permanent repairs to 565-foot on banks to "launder" large sums of traffickers and major frauds," Roth He also said, "Quite possibly, prosecutions if there is evidence the what materials are needed, and the steps The decision would save the conclusion. setting the uniform retirement age have another chance to review the Pennies minted since 1982 are . bridge still have to be made. cash have been thwarted by both bank said. "Money laun^ring Is the glue hundreds of banks didn't'catch the 1980 transactions intentionally were not necessary to complete the project . Topics include state close to $150 million if upheld Gerson said the Supreme Court’s of 55 for employees with 25 years of matter. 97.6 percent zinc and only 2.4 officers and federal regulators who that holds a ll this together." regulations.'.' reported. Other Boston banks al.so are carpentry tips for , the do-it-yourselfer; use of by U.S. District Judge Jose A. ruling also could affect another service, which was challenged in ■ The case affects thousands of percent copper. claim they are unfamilar with new Conover, who $aid his office has since It wasn't until 1984 — nearly two under review, he said. power tools; basic pluiitbing and electricity, reporting rules. ■ stepped up compliance and enforce years, after the U.S. district attorney paneling; painting; masonry repairs; and Officers ofthe First National Bank of ment efforts, chalked off the oversight for the district of Massachusetts set up planning and building a deck. Boston, one of the nation's largest to'*a matter of training." a financial institutions investigative Dollar opens mixed Twelve topics will be (covered in the sessiui, ba'nks, told the Senate permanent Sen. Warren Rudman, R-N.H., shot task force and four years after the LONDON’ (UPI) - The dollar got a which are scheduled for March,20 and 27, April 3, subcommittee on investigations Tues back: "You say it's training. I say its initial regulations were issued — that mixed reception when the European 10, 17 and 24, May 8, 15, 22 and 29. and June 5 day they were not aware they were absolutely gross neglect." Dormer said he became of aware of the foreign exchange markets opened All seats are reserved on a first-come, required to report more than $1.2 Rudman noted the Treasury Depart regulations. By then, the Justice today. Gold recovered. first-served basis. Reservation forms are availa REAL ESTATE billion in international transactions — ment became suspicious of the Bank of Department's criminal investigation In Frankfurt, the American currency hie at all Channel Home Centers. For further a misstep that cost the bank $500,000 in Boston's apparent underreporting of had already begun. dropped back to open at 3.3450 marks information, call 1-800-526-0611. large cash transactions as^early as 1982 The bank pleaded guilty to failing to fines. from Tuesday's close of 3.3570, and the « Later, Comptroller of the Currency and l$>)d Conover to investigate. The report more than $1.2 billion worth of unit also fell in Zurich, where it started C.T, Conover conceded that federal situation continued unchecked until the international transactions on Feb. 7, the day at 2.8345 Swiss francs from a Revenijes, Income Increase i bank examiners were also unawareof a bank was convicted last month of Bank 1985. previous close of 2.8435. P Connecticut Water Service Inc., a water, Secretary Act violations and fined "The events of the past several THISWEER 1980 change in federal regulations that In London, however, the pound fell company serving about 47,000 customers in zi $,500,000. weeks have taught us a painful lesson," required banks to report all cash back to $1.0832 from Tuesday's close of towns throughout Connecticut, has reported 1984 transactions of more than $10,000, Earlier Tuesday, Dan Dormer, the Brown said. “ Financial institutions 1.0912, In Paris, the dollaropcned down Real Estate bank's vice president in charge of must be willing to take an active role in revenues of $20.3 milljpn and net income of unless specifically exempted, in a Porter Street Area! at 10.225 French francs from a close of $2,891,000, or $1.82 per.average comrnon .share. effort to trace drug trafficking, organ deposit operations, said he did not ensuring that they do not serve ps 10.2575, but it recovered slightly in ized crime and other illegal activities realize the July 1980 bulletin signified conduits for the proceeds of crime... I Thi.s compares to revenues of $18,7 million and not. Great address goes with this super 647-8400 , 646-8646 early trading. income stock of $2,530,000, or $1.69 per average featuring: U&R Built Split. Many custorrrfea- that normally deal in cash any change in procedure. can only stress that we would not In Brussels, the dollar stayed un Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson transactions. Dormer said the bulletin, which eight knowingly engage in, or assist others to common share, for 1983. tures, hobby room, spacious porch changed at 68 Belgian francs, but it fell The 7.7 percent increase in earnings was "A lot of work needs to be done on bank officials had initialed, “ sat in the engage in, money laundering." 2 lire in Milan, opening at 2,094 lire and more. Call Today! 168 Main St., Manchester both sidOs of the street," said subcom bottom of an in-basket and was not U.S. Attorney William Weld for the attributed to increased rates approved by jhe Feature of the Week Paid bv'the Manehester Herald from a previous close of 2,096. mittee Chairman William Roth, R-Del. reflected on for 10 months." district of Massachusetts said, “ in all Department of Public U tility Control, effeolive In Tokyo, the American currency March 14, 1984, and an increase in water volunio He has asked.the Government Account Rudman asked how "eight very fairness to the bankm," speculation of strengthened-slightly, ending the day 3 sold. ing Office, the investigative arm of qualified people (could) fall asleep at a possible connection between the $1.2 at 259.70 yen from Tuesday's close of Congress, to look into the matter. the switch?" billion in international transactions 259.15. (Sj CORRENTI & LaPENTA THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING! Omuo(, Please call 649*4000 \ l-or a free marketing analysis of your ho«m> (2 REAL ESTATE or ****• 589 Center St . Manchester To see any home on the market today LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Center Street Manchestpr HT 646-0042 CLAJ S S I F I l E D .6 4 3 - 2 ’7 1 1 f ;;n5rmr ______/ ______^ I^ LO S T AND FOUND L-Ji [^ LO S T AND FOUND [IO hELP w a n t e d d O h e l p w a n t e d HD HELP WANTED [H] h e l p w a n t e d dl] HELP WANTW\, FOR SALE RN, LPN - Cresttleld ATTENTION FULL TIME - Diversified CARPENTERS, - Expe MANCHESTER - In pas- Convalescent Home in SHOPPERS: Port time duties, typing helpful but rienced In frannlng, root torol splendor, vet tour positions open for people .not necessary.* Emblem 8, ing, wood ^dlng, and IN PASTORAL SPLENDOR DENTAL HYGIENIST - Manchester has two posi minutes from Main tions available every who like to shop. Earn Badge. 289-2864. Interior trim. Transpor MANCHESTER $135,000 Part time, 1 to 2 days per Street, sets this tour bed week. Congenial Glaston Monday, 7 - 3pm, and two extra money while doing tation and tools required. room quality Colonial Just 4'minutes from Mam St sets this 4 bedroom quality Colonial home, de something you like to do. Top wages, medical be signed for Executive Living Priced to Sell - Call Now' bury office. Coll 633-3509 week nlgh^', 11 - 7am. In SECRETARY - Town of home designed for execu lint between 10 and 3. addition, on call time Is Job Involves research in Mansfield. Finance De nefits and paid vacation tive living. Priced to A PLEASURE TO SHOW frequently available. the Manchester* area. partment. Busy munlcl- available to select Indi sell-Coll now. $135,000. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Cresttleld Is a 155 bed, Need reliable transporta ple office needs responsi viduals. Send resume to: Century 21 Lindsey Real South Windsor Split Level in great P.O. Box 1518, Manches SU PER VISOR - The Man S.N.F./I.C.F. Facility lo tion and phone. Send * ble, Independent worker. Estate, 649-4000. ter, CT 06040. neighborhood. 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, chester Board of Educa cated In a rural residen resume or letter of appli Applicant should have MANCHESTER l '/2 baths, family room and attached tion Is seeking on Ac- tial area. Please call Mrs. cation to P.O. Box 5284, several years secretarial MANCHESTER - One of Albany, NY 12205, atten experience, accurate IDEAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY garge, nice, large lot, all combine to counts Payable J. Brownstein, D.N.S., the tew 3 bedroom, fam 6-6 Duplax 3 BR each side Aluminum siding. I'/ip baths one side Rents Supervisor. This ls.a.tull Monday thru Friday be tion Ms. Gronkl. typing skills (minimum ily room, 2 cor garage $450 each sidgjilus utilities. Assumable mortgage $83,000 Call Helen 643- make this a home you must see! LOST & FOUND tween 9 and 3pm, at 40 wpm), and ability to 0824 tlme(52 week) position ★ Colonials left In this area effective Immediately. 643-5151. EXECUTIVE SECRE type tables and statistical CARPENTERSrERSI NEEDED at this price. Truly a rare - Immediate openings for . $91,900.00 ADS Applicants should hove TARY TO COVENTRY reports. Opportunity to find. Won't lost. Century at least 2 years commun TOWN MANAGER. Posi learn word processing. carpenters with 5 years of 2t .Lindsey Real Estate, COVENTRY ONE OP THE FEW ]\ continuous experience In LAND ity college or 3 ‘.years tion Involves duties re Considerable adminis 6474000. $84,900. CONVENIENCE STORE MANCHESTER i M 4 ,9 0 0 STRANO REAL ESTATE FOR OUR SUBSCRIBERS all phases of construc 'experience. Excellent be ★ quiring Independent trative responsibilities 4.000 sq. ft Good location. Gas 2 acres. $30,000 Bausola Rd . An 3 Bedroom, family rooTn. 2 car garage Colonials left In thisa^ea at this price 1.S6 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. PERMANENTUENT PART judgment and Initiative. and the chance to expand tion. Full time employ pumps Some owner financing. dover. Lake ' Truly a rare find, won't last nefits. Contact Mrs.' GREAT ADDRESS G>oes Ladd, 647-3451. EOE. TIM E Person needed to Typing essential, shor your capabilities In finan ment and benefits. Call with this super U 8< R Built Price includes inventory & equip* CALL TODAY - 647-SOLDi work In our busy check thand skills preferred. cial management. Excel 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00pm, ment Asking $69,900. Pul Number 1 tOeWork for you.’ ic Run a Lost & Found Spilt. Many custom fea ing account department Ability to function under lent working conditions Monday thro Friday. A NURSES AIDES - Crest- tures, hobby room, spg^. Ad F R E E For 6 Days field Convalescent as a researcher and relief pressure and to work with and benefit package. Sa clous porch and more. Home/Fenwood Manor phone operator. IdedI lob the public. Extensive lary: $12,199 to $15,388, PART TIME SECRE " N r Coll today! Jackson 8, MAKE NO MISTAKE... (for month of March) Is now accepting applica for person who has child workload Involved. Sa Send resume to .Town TARY'S ASSISTANT Jackson Real Estate, 647- J;IKE AN EAGLE’S NEST... tions for our Nurses ren In school. Hours ore lary range; $12,000 to Manager, 4 South Eagle- WANTED - Adding ma 8400 or 646-8646. When seeking the real estate services of Aides* Certification 9;30om to2:00pm. Person 13,900, plus benefits. For vllle Road, Storrs, CT, chine, typing, bookkeep high amid the rocks and tall trees sits this Classes for full time posl- must hove excellent details* and application 06268 by March 20th. ing and filing experience. A PLEASURETOSHOW- Don Jackson and Rose Viola Jackson architecturally designed residence. Six plus tlons^pn the 7 to 3 and 3 to phone mannerism, good apply at Town Manager's Flexible hours. Send re South Windsor Spilt rooms each creating Its own individual atmos Call 643-2711 typing skills and figure Office, Town Office Buld- CONSTRUCTION ES be sure to contact us at our new office 11 snitts. Excellent be sume, Box 203, Buckland Level In great neighbor phere. A gourmet kitchen, 2’/4 baths, spacious aptitude. EOE. For an Ing, Coventry, CT. An TIMATOR - Must have Station, Manches||r. nefit package Including orchltectural/drattlng hood. 7 rooms, 3 bed foyer and ots of glass to allow the outside In... meals. Please call Direc appointment, call be equal opportunity em Manchester Herald ' skills and understand the rooms, V/2 baths, family Enjoy your 1.3 acres of prime Manchester land tor of Stott Development, tween 1:00pm a'nd ployer. Applications FEDERAL, STATE, & basics of engineering. room and attached gar and a dazzling view from the wrap around Classified Advertising Monday thru Friday ^ 4; 00pm. 649-4586. must be In the Town CIVIL JOBS now availa Must be throroughly fa age, nice, large lot, all deck. You've soared to the top now enioy It tween 8 and 3 at 643r519T Manager's Office no later ble. Call 1-619-569-8304 for combine to make this a Offered at $175,000. miliar with, field proce 8:30 am to 5:00 pm CUSTOMER SERVICE than March 22, 1985. Into. 24 hrs. home you must see!! CLERK Needed to work dure. Please send resume Non-Commercial subscribers only PART TIME - Hartford to; Box D, Manchester $91,900. Strono Real Est manufacturing firm has a In o busy checking ac AIRLINES NOW HIR Herald, PO Box 591, Man ate, 647-"SOLD". part time clericol open count deportment. Posi ING. Reservatlonlsts, ing. 4 hours per day, tion Involves heov.y chester, CT 06040. stewardesses and ground FOUND - Large black preferably mornings. phone contact and deal LTV STEEL COMPANY crew positions available. male, Newfoundland Type50wpm. Basic math ing with customers. Must TRAVEL CONSULTANT Coll 1-619-569-0241 for de VERNON - New to the dog. White markings on seeks Individual capable market. U 8, R 7 room HELP WANTED skills helpful. Call 522- have excellent phone of performing mainte To fill position at small, tails. 24 hrs. front paws. 643-7358, or OD congenial Hartlord-area Contemporary. Cathed 9006. mannerism, good typing te 646-2844. nance duties on second agency. Must be Apollo- ral celling living room, skll Is, figure aptitude and shift. Individual should trained, must have mini first floor family room, 3 OFFICE Hartford ma the ability to deal with have strong electrical LOST - 2 year old spayed MEDICAL ASSISTANT customers effejftlvely. mum two years experi Real Estate bedrooms, 2’/} baths, OR LPN TO WORK IN nufacturing firm has op background as well as ence with computer res female cat. Tortolsevshell Banking experience a stone fireplace, spacious ROCKVILLE Specialist's ening for person with mechanical skills. Com ervation system. Good with white paws wearing diversified clerical sklll$. plus. EOE. For an ap salary and benefits availa sun' deck, immaculate black.flea collar. "Molly" office. About 17 hours per petitive salary and fringe throughout. $129,900. U 8. Must type 50 wpm. Call pointment, coll between .benefits. Apply In person ble for Individual ready to JUST LISTED Missing since February week, mostly afternoons. 1:00pm and 4:00pm. 649- HDMES R Realty, 643-2692. Send resume to Box Z, 5 2 2 ^ at West Main St., Route handle corporate and va 4-5 Bedroom Raised Ranch located in a fine Manches JUST LISTED 27, 1985 from Silver 4586.______cation travel. Please send FDR SALE ter area! 2 full baths, family room, formal living 8, dining 3 Bedroom Ranch in Manchisiefs south end. 1 '/ i baths, Manchester Herald, 16 32, 'A mile East of Route In] Street, Coventry. Please \ SECRETARYSECRET! - A very resume to Box C, Man MANCHESTER - $81,900. rooms, a real rllce landscaped lot and a 1 year ERA fireplace, rec room, breeftway, garage, plus a gor Bralnard Place, Man MANAGEMENT TRAI 66, Wllllmantic. Equal chester Herald. P.O. Box geous lot near KeenSy St. School! call 742-9911 or 742-6267, challenging and diversi JUST LISTED this spa BUYERS PROTECTI ON PLAN Realislicly priced in the , REWARD OFFERED. chester, CT 06040. NEE - Fast growing na Opportunity Employer, 591, Manchester, CT cious 8 room Colonial low 90's. \ fied position Is open Im tional corporation seeks M/F. 06040. ____ ■ / mediately for a qualified with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, WANTED BACKHOE & talented, motivated Indi beautiful new kitchen Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson DOZER OPERATORS - secretary. A background viduals for sates and In marketing and sales with breakfast bar, fire BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO, INC. Dump Truck Drivers. operational m anage place; den and oversized Our new Phone ^Jmnher is 647-8400 or 646-8646 REALTORS mPER^NALS Must have Class M Li helpful. Shorthand or ment trainee positions. HEBRON - Three bed parage. Nicely lands cense. Black Top Rakers speed writing required. Degree preferred. For 189 WEST CENTER STREET Minimum of 2yearsexpe- room Raised Ranch. caped 8i great tor a Our new address is 168 Main St., Manchester (ComironircKM) r Reassure that special and Roller Operators. right Individuals we offer $84,600. Building Service growing family. Call for someone of your love by Experienced of 5 or more rtence. Friendly atmos challenging positions, ;1T’S TIME TO WORK* (heading North on Main Street, across from Brown’s Flowers) 646-2482 phere. Paid vacation and Realtors. 278-7000. an appointment. Sientry telling the whole world years need only apply. rapid advancement, and Real Estate, 643-4060. how much you love them Benefits. C a ll742-6190. full employee paid benef <^mpetltlve compensa with the Manchester He its. Call: Rosalie BrunettI tion package. If qualir ; FOR THE BEST for an Interview, 643-2487. ^ I f you’re looking for a PART TIME JOB with REALTY WORLDS — Frechette Associates rald. Call the classified tied, call 683-1500 or send department today and Pressure Blast Manufac resume to: . Andrew ^flexibile hours that are tailored to your schedule 73 West Center Street, Manchester, CT 06040 place your personal ihes- turing, Manchester, Gauthier, PO Box 44, Connecticut. •th e n Stop ArShop has what you're looking fori A REALTY WORLD Tclefihone (203) 646-7709 sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to PART TIME TELLERS - East Windsor, CT 06088. • PART TIME JOB at Stop & Shop can help you 5-;00pm. We will train. Apply In. SECRETARY/RECEP- ^earn extra money for your education, new person. Savings Bank of' ADMINISTRATIVE AS ^clothes, a car or to supplement your income. IF WE CANT SELL YOUR HOUSE, WE’LL BUY IT! Monchester, 923 Main TIONIST - Full time, SISTANT - Bookkeeper, Employment Street. permanent, position In. secretary. Agency serv *Call for more information Manchester Real Estate ing developmently dis • POSITIONS ARE FULL-TIME POULTRY firm, requires a pleasant abled adults. Salary 8,000 &£ducatlon FARM WORKERS - With telephone manner, .60 -10,000. Hockanum Indus • AVAILABLE IN ALL agricultural background _ wpm typing, word pro- MANCHESTER OLDER CHARATW $73,900 MANCHESTER tries, 871-6724. EOE. $81,900 and class 2 license. Paid ' cessing experience, math • DEPART^/IENTSPOR This older, 7 room Colonial has the^raclQua charm of JUST Lis t e d this spacious 8 room Colonial with 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, health and retirement aptitude, and excellent MATURE PERSON to the formal dining room, modernized, eat-ln kItcHerr beautiful new kitchen with breakfast bar, fireplace, den and over-sized writing skills. Fully paid with all appliances, oak trim and French doors, first garge. Nicely , landscaped & great lor a growing family. Call for an HELP WANTED plan. Arbor Acretparm , work as alde- ALL SHIF*^s N no medical and dental Insu floor laundry, ha/dwood floors under carpeting, appointment. 643-4060 633-4601 , '~Ja m e s housekeeper In small rest Fracchlo. rance, tuition benefits. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY enclosed porches, lots of closets. Make an home. 11 - 7 shift. Call appointment to see. - Non-smoker only. .Call 649-4510 between 8 and 2, w e WILL TRAIN YOU CASHIER - Xtra Mart. Janice Christensen at 646- Monday thru Friday. Must' be 18 years and 4040 or toll-free 1-800-662- • DON'T DELAY! HAIRDRESSER - Expe MANCHESTER $ 9 6 ,5 0 0 - bondable. Hours flexible. 4800 between 2 and 6 PART TIME PERMAN •A pply today at the Service Desk at th'_^ Spacious 7 room, 3 bedroom Condominium in beautiful, private wooded •J: > rienced with following. $3.50 to start. 50 cents weekdays to schedule an Friendly atmosphere. ENT POSITION - After • Stop & Shop Supermarket jgcations:' setting. Large country kitchen, huge laipily room, lots of storage space extra tor third shift. Near Interview or send a letter noon hours. M a tu re ^ and lots moretl » Vacation, sick pay and MCC, Apply 404 Hartford telling about yourself and • 342 Broad Street educational benefits. Call flexible, honest, ex p ^ Road. your aualificatlons. Ed rtence dealing with pub • V ) Manchester, CT 643-2103 or 647-1315. Gorman Realtors, 604 VERNON lic. Call 646-1222, ext. 2534. TEXAS OIL COMPANY East Middle Turnpike. Leave name and phone • ihterwews will be conducted Monday through VERNON SPREAD OUTVX' >84,900. New lo the market. U&R 7 Room Contemporary. Cathedral celling living NEWSPAPER DEALER In this spacious. 7 room Raised Ranch. It has 3 EAST HARTFORD room, Ist floor family room, 3 bedrooms, apacioua sun deck 2V4 baths needs mature person number. • Friday from 9am to 5 pm. $85,900 NEEDED IN ANDOVER- M /F to sell full line of bedrooms, huge country kitchen, recently Now on the Marketl Impecable 6 room full dormered Cape with 3 Slone fireplace. Immaculate throughout. $129 900 HEBRON AREA. Must Asl^or Bill Perryman redecorated, fireplaced living room, lower level family bedrooms. 2 full bathsjireplaced living room .^autilul Florida room plus high quality lubricants to WAITRESS - Part time have dependable car and CLE6^^\^Account5 paya room, nice deck tor aum'merllving plus 3 garages, one garage. Situated on^lovely park-like grounds ar(H,^delight to see. C^£l manutacturlrfD*, tTuck- days. Apply Victor's ble, Tost paced, varied, under and *2 detached. Convenient location close to ' detail! 4060 be bondable. Call Mrs, Ing, construction and Family Restaurant, 976 ^schools, shopping and easy access to major highway . Frbmerth, 647-9946. figure aptitudrand flexi form customers. Pro Sullivan Ave., South bility required. Must be W4^cin iMlp vw btcam ti tected territory, tho Windsor, 644-3536. accurate and dependa s io p Ss h o p ‘^REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU A yTo Bo d y r e p a ir - U&R rough training program. ble. Experience pre- ,_CiU-846452S,4l!d nk fir Din. FREE NEW USTING Reliable body person For personal Interview, EXCELLENT INCOME *Terred, but not necessary. SUPERMARKETSrmai m MARKET with 10 years experience '• An f^A l OM^rjunltyoriunlty ICniAlOYtr M/P EVALUATION MANCHESTER $65 900 send work history to E. B. for port time home as- Competitive wage ^^nd 1 O.F. REALC^INC. REAL ESMTE^^ERVKTES Charming older Colonial, irt'good family neighborhood! 7 rooms 3 643-2u,. to do quality work on .• Wilson, Southwestern sembly'^work. For Into, benefit package. C ^ for ^ One o^Jhe Slopp &Shop ^ h Companies Rm ( Citato V ' 223 East Cent^St.. MgManchester, 643-4060 d e ta °f^ °' tamiy room, fireplace, g ,^ ^ e and morel Call for Robert D . Murdock,, Reader Imported sports cars. Petroleum, Box 789, Fort call 504-641-8003, Ext. an appointment, 644r1737, Coll 647-0000. 8201. Worth, TX 76101. Plllowtex • • • •':• ••••••••••* 4 4 8 -4 S 1S Z' MANCHESTER HERALD, Wedne.sday, March 13, 1985 — 23 22 - MANCtIKSTF.R HF.HAl.D. \Vodnc.sd:iy. March 13, 1985 RIOUEST FOR PROPOSALS KtT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright ONE OF THE nicest TOWN OF ROLTON STDRE AND MISCELLANEDUS ICARS/TRUCKS things about wont ods Is The Town ot Bolton seeks IHOMES APARTMENTS DFFICE SPACE For Sale ^ their low cost. Another Is written proposals for the fol I o d HOMES ■Qi) JLOTS/LANO FDR SALE I f DR SALE 'their quick action. Try a lowing services: I ^ U for s a le |3 l IFOR SALE i ^ ^ I for s a le FOR RENT 1 want ad today! 1) Town Insbronce Coverage ( (as ot 7/1/S5) MANCHESTER - Store BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY ^ Ir TIHOUSEHDLD CAR RADIO— Excellent DMV authorized sole of ----r------2) Rood Sweeping 149 OAKLAND STREET - front for rent, good loca 1964 Pontiac Trl-icarb 3) Food Concession ■ l~!^G0QDS condition. High powered. ’ LEGAL NOTICE Indlon Notch Pork LAND SALE Two room heated apart- tion, reasonable rent, Includes Dolby NR, Bass GTO, Saturday, March 16 ' TOWN OF ANDOVER HENRY-HOLLISTER AREA -nspnt. Security. No pets. BUILDING/ needs some work. Call ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS All proposols must be re CT/MA BORDER SERVICES SERVICES I PAINTING/ ____ _ ^ „ . end Trebble controls and at 10am. Bids over $800 ceived by the Selectmen's Of $300 monthly. Coll 646- I CDNTRACTING Sue at 647-8692 after 7pm accepted If accompanied fice, 222 Bolton Confer Rd., 17+ Acres $19,900 OFFERED I2 1J OFFERED PAPERING . or 275-2937 between 8 and Coll 646-1063 The.Zoning Boordof Appeols 2426, 9 to 5. TORSf WASHERS#! after.4:30pm.q by ■ certified check or of fhe Town of Andover, Con Bolton, Ct. 06040 (Phone I • 649-0743) by A pril 1, 198S. 13+ Acres $14,900 '4.. Ranges - clean, guaran cash. Auto may be exam necticut at 0 meeting held on CARPENTRY AND RE March 6, 1985, took the fol BOLTON BOARD ' 7+ Acres $12,900 MANCHESTER - Second NAME YOUR OWN teed, ports and service. 17Vj FOOT LINCOLN CA ined after 8;30om on day floor apqrtment, 2 bed ODD JOBS, Trucking. SPINNING WHEELS, PRICE — Father and son.- MODELING SERVICES MANCHESTER - 3050 sq. lowing action: OF SELECTMEN - Southern exposures, nice Your only source for Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, NOE and acebssories, of sole at 2304 Main rooms, heat and applian Home repairs. You name Fast, dependable ser — Complete home re ft., 1000 sq. ft. qff Ices, 2050 • #222 - M uriel Skoog - V a ri 02Slb3______■ • views, mixed hardwoods, It, we do It. Free esti highly qualified DJ's Is pairs and-N-emodellng. Son, 649 Main Street, Coldspot refrigerator, Street, Coventry. ance of 96.79 feet frontage de ces Included, no pels. $500 $q. ft. shop or worehouse.' TOWN OF MANCHESTER open meadows, and a mates. Insured. 643-0304’. ready to offer the widest vice. Painting, Paber- Quality work. Referep- 643-2171. washer and dryer. 6^- nied. Lot locoted on easterly large deep trout stream plus security. Call' 646- hanglng 8i Removal. Call Excellent location and 1982 SUBARU - GL side of Bousolo Rood, An UQAL NOTICE variety of music at the ces, licensed and Insured. 9574 between Sam and The Planning and Zoning on the two larger parcels. 3979. 646-5761. ^ facility. Avolloble April. QUEEN SIZE WATER- 8pm. Wagon. 4x4. Standard. dover. Ideal for permanent or va- SPRING CLEAN UP - lowest possible rates Call 646-8165. Call BUI Stevenson, 643- .Commission will hold’o pub around. No matter what BED - Simmons, wave- AM/FM Cassette. Low Doted at Andover, Connec lic hearing on Monday, cation/retirement home. COVENTRY - Newly dec- Hedge and tree trim 5660. . ticut 13 March, 1985,, ming. Light trucking. the, event, remember to LARRY'S PAINTING - DUMAS ELECTRIC — less, conventional style, mileage. Excellent con M arch 18,1985ot 7:00P.M. In Excellent financing. Call .orated one bedroom ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS the Hearing Room, Lincoln 802-257-'4347 Lqwn mowing, bependo- call Spinning Wheels DJ Interior-Exterior. Low takes only 80 gallons of dition. Asking $5,995. 289- apartment. 742-6858. - prices. Free estimates. Lights dimming? Fuses ANDOVER. CONNECTICUT Center, 494 Main Street, ble. Insured. Ray Hardy, Service at 649-5488. Ask blowing? Repairs, Im MISCELLANEDUS water. Frame, mat 1052 evenings and Manchester, Connecticut to Call anytime 646-7069. tresses 8i built-in heater. weekends. MARY C. MCNAMARA. hear and consider the follow 646-7973, for Bobby B. provements and addi C h q lr m o n IMMACULATE 2 bed FDR RENT One year old. Originally FISHING POLES, Reels, ing petition: I BUSINESS room apartment In quiet PAINTING AND PAPER tional circuits. Fully li $700,. asking $400. After box, boots, etc. Chain 1976 DATSUN B210 - Ex 021-03______WARREN E. HOWLAND - ZONE AFFORDABLE DAY censed, Insured. Call saws, skill saw, hedge CHANGE - NO. 24 FORD PROPERTY residentiql neighbor HANGING - Exterior and 5pm, call 528-1405. cellent condition. Blue., Court of Probate, District of STREET (H-38) - Tochongethe hood, with nice yard. CARE - If the "Idea of PROFESST6n A1. DISC 646-5253 anytime. MANCHESTER - 12,800 trimmer, bow and ar A BEST BUY BY BELFIORE Affordable", child In a JOCKEr« FOR ANY OC Interior, ceilings re Standard transmission. Manchester zoning district classification Large basement, ap paired. References, fully square feet free standing FURNITURE FOR SALE rows. Coll 2 to Bom. $1,295. Call 646-2796 after NOTICE OF HEARING from Residence B zone to Bu licensed, full service. CASION, High power Industrial or warehouse IN-RE: siness 1 zone for o porcel ot MANCHESTER - Large pliances, no pets. $475 per Insured. QualltY work. ABLE HOME IMPROVE - Moving-All must go. All 649-3730. 5:00 pm. A 11 STATELY COLONIAL Industrial or warehouse mopth plus utilities. Daycare Center for child sound system and com MENTS - Room Addi building available In Sep JUDITH ANNE oporoxlmotely 0.16 acres ren from 6 weeks to 5 Martin Mattsson, even furniture less than 3 CARPENTER, oka located at No. 24 Ford Street. SIX RO(iMS IV, BATHS bulldiag, ample parking, Write Box CC, Manches plete light show. Reaso tions, Family Rooms, tember. All utllltes avail 1973 POST OFFICE JEEP WINONA RICHARD At this hearing 'Interested years old appeals to you, nable fees. Call Steve at ings, 649-4431. months old. Call after YOU CAN enIPv extra ALUMINUM SIDING CHAIN LINK FENCE city utilities. F.J SplleckI ter Heraldr'PO Box 591, Porches, Decks, Siding, able. Ample parking. F. J. - Many new ports. Call PARLEEE persons moy be heord and call us.at Grandmother's 649-1992, or Ron at 646- 10am, 646-2941. vocation money by ex Pursuant to on order of Hon. written communications re SCREENED PORCH WALLTOAWALL Realtdrs, 643-2121. /Manchester, CT 06040. Roofing, Replacement SplleckI Realtors, 643- between 6 and 9pm. 649- House Inc. 649-2469. 6457. Windows. "Your Com 2121. changing Idle Items In CELEBRITY CIPHER W illiam E. FitzGerald, ceived, Acopyofthlspetltlon GARAGE DISPOSAL BUILDING/ COMPLETE FULL SIZE your home for cosh ... 4364, $500. Judge, doted March 11.1985o has been filed In the Town RESTAl^RANT - Down- plete Remodeling Ser BED - Twtn bed. Childs Celflbfiiy Ciphof crypiogtams ar« creaied Irom quotations by hearing w ill be held on on ap Clerk's office and may be In TREE-LINED STREET town Manchester, very CDNTRACTING vice." 643-9966. HARTFORD-Off Airport with on od In classified. famous people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands plication praying for author spected during office hours. roll top desk with chair. BANK lor another Today’s clue S equals B ity to change her name to W i good breakfast and lunch 1 Road. Industrial Shop Coll 643-2711 to place your PLANNING AND .ZONING EXPERIENCED DO $25 each. 643-8088. od. r by CONNIC Wl[ NER nona Richard os In soldoppli' >87,900. business. Good lease. 649- NEW ONE BEDROOM spaces for lease. 800-1500 REPOSSESSIONS cation on file more fu lly op- COMMISSION DOUG'S APPLIANCE MESTIC - Will clean your I HEATING/ Leo Kwosh, Secretary 8335, ask for Karl or APARTMENTS - Heat, house or apartment. FARRAND REMODEL squore feet. Ideal for Prfeat Roduetd For peors, at the Court of Pro REPAIR - Fast, quality FOR SALE - Refrigera “ZEEFRUE UEZFPD TUXF bate onWprII 11,1985 at 10:00 Doled at Manchester, Cos.- Bonnie. hot water, stove, refrig Weekly or bi-weekly, rel ING — Cabinets, roofing, PLUMBING small shops. Excellent tor, Whirlpool, Limited >a IHDME AND Quick Safa necticut this 13lh day of r e a l t o r s service priced below locotiorr. 563-0763, 563- o.m. BELFIORE, erator, older persons pre iable. References availa gutters, room additions, edition. Gold. 19.2 Cubic ^ Morv Lou Taylor, March, 1985. , 647-1413 competitors. Reliable re 3602. I garden May be seen at the'Sav- UEYUJD SFFP U 'VIW 8EFB ZP Clerk 431 Main St. ferred. No pets. Near ble. Call 875-5293. decks, all types of remo FOGARTY BROTHERS ff. Power saving control. Irigs Bank of Manchester. OMjn ______Rentals parkade. $450. Call 643- pairs done on all makes deling and repairs. FREE and models of major — Bathroom remodel Outlet for Icemoker. *1 ~823 Main Street, between ^ 6802 or 649-6205. LICENSEO DAYCARE estimates. Fully Insured. year old. Must sell - HOUSE PLANTS 50 cants the hours of 9am to 4pm CTF OPZCFG DCUCFD. UDH appliances. Call ustodav, ing; Installation water RODMMATES and up In excellent condi fC M T O R S HbME has 2 openings, Telephone 643-6017, after Moving. $525. Coll 646- Monday through Friday. say "HI", become a pre heaters, garbage dlspo\ WANTED tion, prices you can af CLYDE TRUCKS! I ROOMS MANCHESTER - Two lots of love, exercise and 6pm, 647-8509. sals; faucet repairs, 649- 7473. UPJ ZPGZUP.” — IW8FIC room apartment. Fully ferred customer at ford. Private home. 649- ISIS M Ik S«illi. sl.tn / “Y / T r t NEW 1985 (HIVY$-ll«« FOR RENT further reduced rotes. creative ploy.^ Bowers 4539. VIsa/MasterCord W _J __ Wl-ef^Nwwwwalws V-4 awttM. * 10fslw leeHM. ksN*** W* a—* • «»<*a4*a. furnished. Including, School area. 646-1311. LEON CIESZYNSKI SOLID MAPLE KIT 6486. 1919 IU|l Bin Va i4.no 643-0398. accepted. APARTMENT TO $2.e2S W I8FP. M «ISI17 LIKE AN EAGLES stove, refrigerator, bed, BUILDER — New homes, SHARE - Manchester. CHEN TABLE and four 1911 IU(i I" 3 MANCHESTER - NEW MEN ONLY - Central bureau. $65 per week plus additions, remodeling, 1919 lack hfil {3.915 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "No one cari have a higher LISTING - $65,900. NEST - High amid the location, kitchen privi DAYCARE "THETREE- NEED ANY TYPING Neat, responsible . roo- captains choirs. Very opinion bl him than I have, and I think he's a dirty little rocks and tall trees sits two weeks Security dep DONE? Reports, Re rec rooms, garages, kit .LOOKING FOR a second mate wanted to shore two good condition. Coll 649- $10,985 Charming older Colonial leges, parking available. osit. Call otter 3pm. 646- HOUSE" - Full or part chens remodeled, ceil car tor your famll beast.” — W.S. Gilbert. •,. In good family neighbor this architecturally de time CARE 2 and up. sumes, etc. all done for $2 bedroom apartment. $235 2137. Security and references 8877. ings, bath tile, dormers, Don't miss the many MOTORCYCLES/ ®1985byNEA. Inc hood! 7 rooms, 3 bed signed residence. Six plus required. $55 weekly, 643- Fully Insured, license - $4 per page. Call Sue at plus Vi utilities. Coll days I NEW 1985 CHEVY rooms, each creating Its^ 742-8843, evenings 8, ro (w g . Residential or offerings In today's clas 643-2377. FREE TO GOOD HOME - BICYCLES NEW 1985 CHEVY rooms, 1st floor family, 2693. 3 V2 ROOM FIRST FLOOR pending. Call Terri - 643- commercial. 649-4291. sified columns. « miscehanedus I ASTRO VAN room, fireplace, garage own Individual a tm o ^ 7340. weekends. 1 year old female puppy. STRETCH YOUR burger S-10 PICKUP Incl. fuel Injection; all season - Stove, refrigerator. No FDR SALE Incl. 4 cylinder enoine. 4 speed. and morel Call for de phere. A gourmet kit PLAYER PIANOS ore In Cocker Spaniel cross. SUZUKI PE 250 - Good budget By using one part steel belted radial tires. 10001b. utilities. No pets. Mar N Gentle disposition, good ■II season steel belted radial psyload, p/a. power disc tails! ! Realty World chen, 2 V2 baths, spacious [APARTMENTS demand. If you hove one condition. Driven 16 soy extender to four parts tirea, 1000 lb. payload, front brakes, front atabillzer bar, ra foyer and lots of glass to ried couple only. First you do not use, why not IMPOSING COLONIAL with children. 649-2008. disc brakes. Order your choice dio. 2 person seating, sliding Frechette, 646-7709. FOR RENT and last month security. hours. $750 or best offer. of meet. Your tosfe' buds allow the outside In... exchange It for cosh with BEDROOM SET - Pine. won't be abfC* to tell the of color todayl aide dodr w/giaas, body aide Available June 1st. $300 Queen bed. Excellent 647-1821. b mold, body stripe. Stk. #85160. JUST LIFTED! 3 bed Enlov your 1.3 acres of CARS/TRUCKS ICARS/TRUCKS ICARS/TRUCKS o wont od. FREE - One year old male difference, but your room ranch In Manches prime Manchester land MANCHESTER — Avail monthly. Coll 649-9521. STDRE AND I Seoly mattress set, triple Guinea Pig. Evenings budget w ill! Boost your FDR SALE FDR SALE dresser, hufeh, mirror, HONDA - CB 350. Excel * 6 2 8 5 ter South End. IV, baths, and a dazzling view from able Immediately. One, DFFICE SPACE FDR SALE 643-6149. lent condition! $500. Call budget by selling' Idle the wraparound deck. MANCHESTER - Two I Armolre.‘ $900 cash. 643- *878 5 fireplace, rec room, two and three bedroom offer 6:00pm. 643-9661. Items In your home with a breezway, garage plus a You've roared to the top. apartments. $410, $475, bedroom Townhouse - INCOME TAX 0845. low-cost ad In classified. Fully appllanced kitchen. M a n c h e s t e r — ottict • gorgeous lot near Keeney Now enioy It... Offered at $525, heat and hot woter iSERVICE Automotive NEW^1985 CHEVY NEW 1985 CHEVY Street school! Blanchard $175,000. Blanchard & Included. J.D. Real Est Wall-to-wall carpeting. space. Ideal for accoun COMMUNION DRESS - MOFUUSIZEPICKUP $535 monthly. Including tant, lawyer or sales of CARDINAL BUICK’S Size 10, brand new, never I7Q J RECREATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS G-IOVAN & Rossetto, 646-2482. Rossetto, 646-2482. ate, 646-1980. I^^IVEHICLES ESTATE OF Incl. 906 v-6 engine, euto.. p/a. Incl. radial tirea. rear door & heat and hot water. No fice. Central location. NETKIN'S ■"UtX SER worn, lace bodice with MARTHA ANDERSON, power front dlec brikee. five aide door glaaa, 2 parson seat pets. Lease plus security Ample parking. Call 649- Pol Full of Savings! VICE - Low rotes, strictly pearl buttons, short CARS/TRUCKS o/k/a MARTHA M. oversize tiree. AM radio, ing, power ateerlng. power HOUSE FOR SALE BY JUST LISTED! 4-5 bed 3'/2 ROOM APARTMENT gsugee, three In etock for brakee, AM radio, Sfk. #65200. OWNER - 7 room split room Raised Ranch lo- - Private home, heot, deposit. 646-8352. 2891. confidential. Over 10 ye sleeves, bottom ruffle, EDFOR SALE ANDERSON, deceased prompt dellveryl ars experience. 644-1009. $25. 649-1847. 1973 VOLKSWAGON The Han. W llllom E. Fitz level on cul-de-sac - quiet c a te d In a f l n'e appliances. Working sin ■•NCNQTia NEW 1985 BUICK CAMPER SPECIAL - Gerald, Judge, af the Caurt '/2 acre, vinyl siding, 3 Manchester area! 2 full gle adult only. No pets, STDRE AND CENTRM. niSWESS DBTIICT NEW 1985 BUICK 1974 FIAT 128 SPORT L — Fully equipped. Sleeps 4 at Prabote.vPIstrIct at Mon- * 8 9 8 5 *8 8 8 5 bedrooms, IVj baths, rec baths, family room, for children. Call 643-2880. SM.E/IMSE NEW 1985 BUICK CENTURY TAX TRIMMERS - Let DOOR INS),OiE WITH chester at a nearing held an DFFICE SPACE 8.000 tq tl or «»Mm' To be used for parts. Call March 7,1985 ardered that all SKY HAWK T-TYPE SKYLARK Custom 4 Dr., Automatic, our experts prepare your FRAME - «2 by 79 for people. Automatic. Good room, screened patio. No mal living & dining I biy building Lo*dmg dock. Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. tires. Excellent condi Herald claims must be presented ta agents. Low 80's. 644-87881-^ro rooms, a real nice lands- EAST HARTFORD - ovvrtiMd door*. f«nc*d parking 2 Dr.. S/Roof. 5-Spd. 4 Dr . V-6, Automatic, Air, Stereo, WSW. Tint 1984 tax returns In the cottage or apartment. the fiduciary an ar befare FuH s in 4 WiM# IHhuA Lnony CwnrmioN W ill aub-divtda and altar to suit Good condition. $30. Call Also Panasonic AM/FM tion! No Rust. Coll 742- 8- 12noon or 4 - 6:00pm aped lot and a one year Older gentleman. Two MANCHESTER - Office Stereo. Alum. Wheels Stereo. Air, WSW, & More! Glass & Morel prlvocv of your home. car radio. Classified June 9, 1985 ar be barred os • V RW Really — 522-3579 633-6558. 649-3671. 8055. by low provided. , Va«L m 4 BMunRIt SpntnaN In Sturt - ElRA BUYERS PROTEC room efficiency. All utili or retail space. High Mr. Norman Mary Lou Taylor, MANCHESTER - IDEAL TION PLAN. Realisti ties. Newly remodeled. traffic area. Excellent $AVE *9687 >10,870. 1973 CHEVY MONTE Ads Clerk K STOCK aS21B STOCK a s iir STOCKOCK «514B Rt. 83 cally priced In the low Share a bathr$60 weekly. sign visibility. F.J. Spl- ■ 7 1 ICARS/TRUCKS The fiduciary Is: INVESTMENT PROP | cars/ tru£ks ■ 7 1 JCARS/TRUCKS CARLO • $550 or best ERTY - 6-6 Duplex, 3 90's. Blanchard & Ros Call 643-6712. letkl, 643-2121. MMCH ESTER offer. Mechanically re 643-2711 Rolph C. Anderson WindMr Ave. Spaca avaiiabia m mini otfica I fOR sale X i ^ ' I forsale ■' < IFOR SALE 104 Columbus St. CLYDES* bedroom each side. setto, 646-2482. park on Exit 84 of 1-64 Ampla PRE-OWNED built and needs body M anchestw, CT 06040 VERNON, ROCKVILLE parking, a/c. fully carpalad. pn- PRE-OWNED PRE-OWNED PRE-OWNED 872-9111 Aluminum- siding, IV, MANCHESTER - Large 2 MANCHESTER DOWN vata lava Brokara proiectad work. 646-1091. 024-03 baths one side. Rents $450 EAST HARTFORD - bedroom townhouse In TOWN, second floor, four • 2.300 8/f office 1984 HONDA 1982 BUICK 1982 CHEVY 1981 OLDS each side plus utilities. $85,900. New on the convenient location. room suite. $300Including • 3.600 8/f office Civic Wagon REGAL LTD. CHEVETTE TORONADO Assumable mortgage. Market! Impeccable 6 Boyle Real Estate, 649- heat. Allbrio Realty, 649- 522-3579 Mr. Norman One Owner, 5 Speed, 2 Dr., Air Stereo, 4 Dr., One Owner, O n e Owner. ” A r $83,000. Call Helen 643- room full dormered Cape 4800. 0917. Loaded White Beauty' 0824. CorrentI & LaPenta with 3 bedrobms, 2 full only 7000 miles. Loaded Low Miles SCRANTON MOTORS #5234A A Real Estate, 646-0042. baths, tireolaced living i r n CARS/TRUCKS SEE, IT! #2104 #2091A room, beautiful Florida I CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS — NEWLY LISTED 6 room room plus garage. Situ FOR SALE l U fdr s a le FDR SALE THE LEASING EXPERTS! C olonial In prestige ated on lovely park-llke ST. PADDY'S Henry-Holllster Street grounds and a delight to area. Aluminum siding, see. Call for details. Sen NEW - 1985 BUICK SOMERSET screened porch, wall-to- try Real Estate, 643-4060. 1985 Cadillac Cimarron wall, chain link fencing, 2 Door, 5(||peed, 4 Cyl., DAY garage. Other features. 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For totel of peymentt, take payment x 48. .yOTDR^LES. - > l V Connecticut's ' c Largest Honda Dealer 500 West Center Street 24 Adama Street, Manchcatcr route 83 NISSAN (E x it 93 off1-84) 646-3319 646-4321 VERNON CONN. 319 Main Street (Across from Armory) H O I V O A UNLESS THIS EMBLEM IS ON YOUR CAR motors: INC. 872-9145 Oo«n avM. 'til 8 p.m. axcept Thun. I l l 6, Sat. H I I MANCHESTER 643-2146 YOU PROBABLY PAID TOO MUCHI • |‘Tl -’.I V-' ) i > I ! , V ^ I R l '< 285 BROAD ST„ MANCHESTER 643-4165 AUTHORIZED SALBS-PARTS-SBRVICB . I \ 1: ^ 24 - MANCHESTER' HKRALD. Wednesday.~March 13, 1985 A OPINION FOCU EXTRA WEATHER Jury-pipking perils Can a catnip mouse Home improvdrhent: Exp'ect some chills M in the federal court make your cat sick? -i^eas for the spiking through Saturday •s« J page 6 ... page 13 ... supplement inside ... page 2 V r/.. S f Q '\S .V Manchester. Conn. — A City of Village Charm Thursday. March 14, 1985 —^ Single copy; 25 ect not to attempt to 80 CHRYSLER 78 FORb working conditions for employees who on Bissell Street and the VFW, Hall on East Three gaming machines were seized the state’s attorney. 84 LINCOLN 83 CHEVROLET 81 MAZDA see or communicate with his three 82 MAZDA CORDOBA LTD make pillows and comforters. Most are Center Street, pxtlice said today. The raids from the Elks Club in a raid on Sept. 8,1982. Since the beginning of the drive in 1982, TOWN CAR CAMARO Z28 V GLC children — Russell Jr.. 7; Daniel 5, and were carried out by the Statewide Organ ■ On the same night, two machines were about 100 machines have been confiscated, .0’ V Ao*'' AC P PICK UP Black Car Fully EquippPd 4 Door Red. One Owner, 43.000 women, Madore said. 5-Speed. T-Top 3Door Hatch Back. 5 Speed miles Stephen, 3, until they can be A-; P S e .f' A\' FfJ Su.'<• Madore charged that wages in many ized Crime Investigative Task' Eorce, with seized at Zipser Club on Brainard Plaoe. Berluti said. was^^;99fl IS * 3 , 5 3 5 was ■’^rfilis * 4 ,7 7 0 questioned. Wood, referring to the 1982 raids, said the Most of the machines offer vjdeo poker, was m;9aLis *1 0 ,7 7 7 * 3 , 9 9 0 cases are not much above minimum assistance from Manchester police. was'nmis *1 4 ,5 9 5 was ■*1:990. is * 3 , 9 9 0 ' machines were eliminated once and later but are modified so that players accumu wage, which is currently $3.35. Hartford’s State Attorney John m !' No arrests were made in the raids, which “ Ironically the biggest gripe is the Bailey also revealed Wednesday Man involved a total of 10 social clubs in TtJSeBan to creep back in. late credits based on winning poker hands treatment that they received, not the fredi has been pr.^cticing medicine mchester, Vemoh and Tolland. In all. 24 Tpje raid Wednesday was carried out with and get cash payoffs. It is the cash payoffs wages,” Madore said. "The..workers Connecticut for almost a year without a ines were seized. Two of them were at w ariW ts obtained by the task force. Sgt. that make the machines illegal in Connecti 84 LINCOLN the Elks club and four at the VFW Club, Bruce Haines, a task force member, said cut, Berluti said. 85 MERCURY 82 OLDS 82 MAZDA 80 LINCOLN 79 MAZDA came to us." ' license. V 98 REGENCY 626 LX RX-7 MARK VII state ptolice said. information leading to the iksueof yvarrants The eight other clubs raided Wednesday MARQUIS BROUGHAM MARK VII 18 000 relies Bii' Biass Edition are the Polish American Citizens’ Club on 4 0 J I' H v-rt A t • I . 4 Door T w o t o choose (rom Four officers from the task force and came from various sources, mcluding Loaded. Like new. 7600 miles All G'l Color LPaU^^" Intr^rior FuH three from the Manchester Police Depart ‘ anonymous phone calls. ' ' Village Street, Rockville; the Maple Grove the toys. was"*?;3W.is * 6 , 5 6 5 p- y'.f Club on Franklin Street, Vernon; the Italian was 'W Siis *9 ,3 3 3 was-»W'is *6 ,9 6 9 wasIS * 7 , 8 7 8 ment were involved in the two Manchester Wood said the task.force asked the police was'»t8^flfl.is * 9 2 2 2 was'OTfris *1 9 ,4 2 9 raids. Although no arrests were made department to supply three officers to American Friendship Club in Tolland; the Wednesday, some arrests are exptected as a assist in the raids. Moose Lodge in Tolland; American Legion result of the raids, according to a state The Elks Club is frequented by local ■ Post 14 on West Street. Rockville; the police spokesman. police officers and the police union often Italian Social Club on Snipsic St., Rock 81 CHEVROLET 84 MERCURY 81 MAZDA 83 LINCOLN 83 MERCURY Gary Wood, spokesman for the Manches conducts its meetings there. ville; the RockvRle Lodge of Elks on North 80 AMC MARQUIS BROUGHAM TOWN CAR CAPRI iJ-. ter Police Department, said the denart- ■ Haines said the machines at the Elks Club Park St., Rock'ville; and the Kosciuszko MALIBU CONCORO 026 ment independently will continue a driv^ to were located in a small meeting room. Benefit Society on Vernon Avenue, 2 Door AT, Air Conditioning n I A A' t .AC. AM/FM Stereo. Full Instrumen 4 Speed Sporty Blue. 5 spd. Bucket seats ■ L ■ ■■ A'.' I •• tation. Looks Brand New. 14.000 rid the town of illegal gaming machines in Adam Berluti, a state police spokesman. Rockville. miles. 5 spd. 2 to choose from WaS'^tSft IS * 5 ,9 9 0 4 . was'’1:9911 is * 2 , 9 5 0 3S'>HM is * 8 , 7 2 0 was'W is’4,980 was IS *12,940 was'*li;4?9-is * 7 , 2 9 0 Aides caution against eariy summit 85 MERCURY 80 HO^DA 81 MERCURY 82 BUICK 80 DODGE COUMR CENTURY 84 MERCURY MOTORCYCLE - CM400T OMNI 13,000 miles. Burguhdy Red, AC. CAPRI COUGAR WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Rea leaders was cordial. improved relations with Moscow. 5 Speed AM/FM Cass. Wire Wheels. Velour 4 Door, AC. AM/FM, Radial tires, A.,! ■” t‘ •• \ T r'»n AC a m FM VolfMjr Spfft', gan’s olive branch to the new Soviet Interior. Very Sharp. \ only 20,000 mites But aides said, "W e expect this to be a "W e have a tendency to look at these leadership and positive signals from long road. The Russians don’t seem to be in Soviet leaders as if this were a personality was$?;990.is * 1 , 9 9 0 was'WSiis *9,595 ■/ / ‘j. was W is *3,850 wjs-nMtt is * 9 ,9 4 0 was'^U^Wl-is * 7 , 2 8 0 Moscow are raising hopes of improved any hurry. Don't look for anything contest,” he said. "The first thing one has to *5,200 superpower relations and a future summit dramatic anytime soon.” remember is that you don’t get to the head meeting. Bush told a news conference he was "high of the Politburo by being a choirboy.” But White House aides cautioned against on hope” for improved relations between ‘ \ Kissinger saijl Reagan should not rush expecting "anything dramatic anytime the United States and the Soviet Union. ‘ 'We 83 FORD 82 CADILLAC 81 MAZDA 81 LINCOLN into a summit without demonstrated 81 MAZDA NEW TRADES soon.” encountered nothing to discourage us from ESCORT GLC DeVILL-E 6LC TOWN CAR progress on arms reductions oi*other fronts Beautiful Bronze. Wagon. AM/FM. Vice President G ^rge Bush and Secre these feelings. It's a good time to move A*.‘ ^ .T't 4 : fLi': ,t . Lux.ury. One Owner. 5 Speed. Air. of U.S.-Soviet relations. , \ Luggage Rack. Radial Tires. Sharp tary of State George Shultz cabled Reagan forward.” Stereo. COMING IN Shape Wednesday following a meeting with new The vice president, who is heading on to . "A summit is not an end in itselfX’ he said. - (as W IS * 4 , 9 0 5 Kremlin leader Mikhail Gorbachev, during “ What is an end is theresult of a summit. * 4 , 5 9 5 w3sn^ • *12,460 ) Latin America on a previously scheduled was-W-is *5,245 H K m M IS * 9 , 8 4 0 which Reagan’s personal message suggest DAILY. NEW UPI photo visit, will brief Reagan early next week. " I don’t think foreign policy' is 0 ing a summit was conveyed. Reagan met Wednesday with former psychiatric exercise,” he said. "I don’t Bush and Shultz met with the Soviet Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who 81 LINCOLN CARS TO Testimony in Washington think it's so important to meet each other as TOWN CAR leadership in Moscow after the Red Equare said a summit should be held but only after 82 MAZDA 81 FORD 75 VW it is important to have an agenda to talk BEETLE Alejandro Salazar, right, formerly a member of the Sandinista funeral (or Konstantin Chernenko. Moscow shows a firm commitment to GLC GRANADA 81 MAZDA about.” Sharp Misty Blue. AM/FM stereo. I I" . LV C,c . Mint Shape. Miles Low. 4 Spd. GLC CHOOSE FROM. governnient in Nicaragua, looks on as Martha Murillo. 9, speaks Shultz, who was expected to report to the improve relations. Bucket seats. 5 spd. 4 spd, AM/FM. Radial Tires president at the White House late today, Emerging from an hourlong discussion Caittioning against expectations of signif was ■*?;?# is * 1 ,9 4 0 at a news conference in Washington Wednesday. Murillo was was delayed leaving Ooscow. officials said .with Reagan over lunch, Kissinger was icant change in Soviet policy under was ■*5^50. is * 4 , 9 5 0 was'*&.?^is *5 ,7 5 7 m - ^ \ i * 4 , 9 9 0 (Over 100 Cars stabbed, shot and left for dead after her family was killed by was m m IS *1 0 ,3 8 0 today. cautious in sizing up Gorbachev, 54, whose Gorbachev, Kissinger appeared less enthu To Choose From) Sandinista troops in Wiwima, Nicaragua, 75 miles from the Initial word from Bush indicated the relative youth and more dynamic personal siastic about an early sumnxlt than some Hondurah border. climate of the meeting with Kremlin ity have, fueled hopes in the West of White House officials. SATURDAY SERVICE SATURDAY SERVICE State iawmakers want convention OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT THE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT Balanced budget amendment gets support from public Now Opew-Sat, aA.M. -1 P.M. Now Opea Sat, 9 AJN. -1 P.M. Daily 8 A.M. • 4:30 P.M. Daily 8 A.M. • 4:30 P.M. By Lyda Phillips gender or a^e, favor such an said there are enough votes in the tional convention to consider a Connecticut, the Constitution the Cowardly Lion going to the NEW. United Press International amendment. state Senate to pass a resolution balanced budget. Only two more State.” he said, Wizard of Oz and asking for A smaller margin, but still more calling for a constitutional conven- ' states are needed to force Con .Opponents said Wednesday that, courage." Dudehik said. HARTFORD — State lawmak than 50 percent, were in favor of tion to draft the amendment, which gress to call the convention, unless on the contrary, a constitutional MANCHESTER MANCHESTER ers released results of a poll calling a federal constitutional would then have to be ratified by it proposed its own amendment in convention is a dangerous way to showing that a majority of Connec convention to draft the balanced the states. the meantime. address the problem of soaring J p s id e Today 643-5135 ticut residents favors a consNtu.- budget amendment, according to But Rep. Richard Foley, R- Any proposed amendment to the federal deficits. / M O R I A R ^ Y tional amendment requiring a the poll, which was m ne in Oxford, who is leading the push for constitution must be ratified 38 " I f the president wants a bal Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m 301-315 Center St. balanced federal budget. January. the resolution in the House, said states. anced budget all he has to do is 20 pag^, 2 sections The University of Connejcticut About 40 percent of all those only about SO representatives are .Scott said the Michigan Legisla present one ... without dragging Monday thru Friday poll, commissioned by the Na Advtc*. __ 12 ObItuariM . Manchester^ questionet^ would be morn inclined committed to vote in fayor of it ture is close to approving a similar the Constitution through the mud," BultlMU . __ 20 Opinion__ Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Exit 92 off F84) tional Taxpayers Foundation, indi to vote for a candidate who now. Seventy-six votes are needed resolution, which could make said Rep. Tom Dudehik,^ R- ClaMlIlad. . 18-10 Paoplolalk. cated Wednesday that two-thirds supports a balanced budget for the measure to pass. Connecticut the state that puts the Ansonia. Comics. . 8 Spofta. Of state residents, regardless of Enlartalnnwnt___12 Tdavidon . amendment. So far, 32 states have adopted issue "o ver the top.” Looking for a constitutional Lottafy______2 W M lh *r_ , political' affiliation, religion. >y Sep. Thomas Scott, R-Milford, resolutions calling for a con stit^ "This would be a fittii^ hohor for amendment to i^ u ir e it is, "like k •