2(1 MANnIKSTKR IlERARO. Thiirsdiiy, M.iLiJl MANCHESTER FOCUS CONNEC’nCUT WEATHER Town prepares offer Robert J. Lurtsema Witnesses dispute More clouds tonight; CALDOR to buy a shelter site in Hartford Sunday paving allegations no change Saturday ... page 2 CIRCULAR ... page 3 ... page 11 ... page 2 SALE Continues Throuqh Saturdayda • NOW THRU SATURDAY Mrralb LOFTS Pre-Emergence LOFTS Backyard Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Friday, March 29, 1985 — Single copy: 254^ Crabgrass Preventer Grass Seed Mixture 3 LB. BAQ 2,500 Sq. Ft. Coverage /[ Q O 'O u r Reg. 3 .9 9 ...... Our Reg. 5 .4 9 ...... * + . 0 0 2.66 Fast germinating; good for hlgh-lraffic areas. Helps control crabgrass before it germinates! 1 ______. . ... Slowdown forces Multi-Circuits layoffs LOFTS Kentucky Bluegrass ^ LOFTS 2-ln-1 Lawn Food Seed Mixture tions” were available immediately areas of Manchester. New offices Plus Crabgrass Preventer by “ weak business” in the compu­ cording to two employees who those who knew several of the By Sarah Passell at the Stafford company. were built on Adams Street and SPARTUS Digital Travel Alarm 3 LB. BAG ter market. received notices. The rest of the processes would be the first called AFTER 5»000 Sq. Ft. Coverage and Susan Vaughn Gutin said that Multi-Circuits property on Sheldon Road was Our Reg. 4.99 ...... 3 .7 7 "The market has not grown as furloughed employees were being back to work. She has worked at Caldor Reg. Price.» ...... 12.99 REBATE Our Reg. 13.99 ...... Herald Reporters sold The Zoning Board of Appeals 9.97 Fast germinating for a lush, green, healthy lawn. informed today. Gutin said, the plant for six months. was trying to help the laid-off Caldor Sale Price ...... 7.99 m quickly as expected,” Gulin said. has approved plans for a steam M(r. Mail-in Rebate...... 3.00* < 1 . 9 9 DeNicolo declined comment on employees find work in the Staf­ "Weak business" is the com­ He declined to name companies boiler at the main manufacturing wxio which Multi-Circuits contracts BOTH SALARIED and hourly the action, and referred calls to ford plant. " I f businesspicksup we Reliable quartz movements; handy snooze alarm. IIYEBmS pany’s reason for layoffs Thursday plant on Harrison Street. LOFTS Lawn Food LOFTS Mixed Ryegrass with, but one employee inter­ workers received layoff notices, Tyco's New Hampshire will have to rehire" in the * See clerk for deiailk. U19 and today of one-third of the work Neighbors of the plant, which is viewed at the Harrison Street plant Gutin said He said he was not sure headquarters. Manchester plant, he said. 15,000 Sq. Ft. Coverage Seed force at the main manufacturing in a residential area, objected to plant of Multi-Circuits Inc., Man­ Thursday said a slowdown at Wang of the breakdown of each group, A letter distributed to laid-off Our Reg. 18.99 ...... 14.77 25 LB. BAG MULTI-CIRCUITS "definitely" that addition as well as several I' chester’s largest private Laboratories in Massachusetts but that employees in all phases of workers Thursday from plant • 10,000 Sq. Ft., Reg. 13.99 . Our Reg. 19.99 ...... 15.77 General Manager Vincent Gatlo plans to stay in Manchester, Gulin others in the past. The town’s 10.66 employer. was one of the chief reasons for the the manufacturing process were Economical mix grows last to cover bare areas. said. “ We have a large investment former Park Department garage, SAVE •5,000 Sq. Ft., Reg. 7.49.... 5.77 Irving Gutin, vice president of cutback at Multi-Circuits. Wang is affected. suggested they contact North in Manchester. We have no prob­ sold to Multi-Circuits last summer, parent Tyco Laboratories of New a major manufacturer of One employee who received her American Printed Circuits in 3 0 % lem with the work force and the may be the site of another addition, Hampshire, confirmed today that computers. layoff notice Thursday and asked Stafford, another Tyco plant. people, " he said. an office building, according to 130 of 475 manufacturing em­ About 22 workers from the first not to be identified said the layoffs Gatto was out of town until ORTHO Pruning Seal M i / £ For the past year, the company, Raymond Toman, facilities man­ 'OmM ployees were being furloughed. shift were informed they were were not based on seniority, but on Monday, according to Multi­ sold to Tyco in February 1984, has ager for Tyco. Thermal Coffee PnamgSaai with Applicator Multi-Circuits makes printed cir­ . being laid off in a meeting early "who could be used in most areas” circuits switchboard operator. been consolidating its facilities, OiAr Reg. 4.29 3 . 4 7 cuit boards for computers, and Thursday afternoon by Personnel of the manufacturing process. She Gatto's letter said "a number of Brewer and temporary and full-time posi­ which were located in several Please turn to page 10 Server Dressing helps heal pruning cuts, abra­ Gutin said the layoffs were caused Manager Richard DeNicolo. ac­ said the employees were told that sions and wounds on frees and shru bbery. ■•ORTHO Pruning Seal Aerosol Our Reg. 9.99 ^ 6.99 foow i ^ 5 02., Reg. 2 .3 9 ...... 1 . 8 8 Makes delicious coffee; keeps it hot for hours. ■Otmto VOICK Oil Serai ORTHO Voick Oil Spray 20% OFF Self-Watering Plant Tray r Pint, Our Reg. 3.79 ...... 2.88 TRUE TEMPER Garden Tools with 20 2 V2" Pots Use in dormant season to control mites, mealy bugs, insects on fruit/shade trees. substitute Our Reg. 1.6 9 ...... 6 .9 7 ... 7.97 SS.M •Tray with 32 2 V i' Pots, Reg 2.99 ALL ORTHO LAWN & GARDEN BOOKS 20

vising the Buspar tests. Goodman Herald pnoto oy Tarquinio said it has been tested elsewhere HUFFY but Yale’s examination is the first BICYCLES systematic study of the drug. Help at crash scene ALL RECOFtt^ ^ Unlike Valium, buspirone is "not a sedative," Charney said. “ It does Town of Manchester paramedics and firefighters treat a victim of a man, was treated tor minor injuries at Manchester Memorial Hospital as CASSETTES not give you a high. It does not two-vehicle accident at about noon Thursday on East Middle Turnpike was his female passenger. Police charged the motorcyclist; details in THESE ARTISTS interact with alcohol. It does not near Vernon Street. The driver of the car, Elizabeth Beninato of Bozrah, police roundup on page 10. appear to develop tolerance. And center, was not injured. The operator of the motorcycle, a Rockville CLAIROL ‘Custom Care’ •Santana •Accept *Ma«idrtna . - ? upon discontinuation, you do not have withdrawal symptoms." Curling iron or Curling Brush •Bruce Springsteen •FHnce ‘2 Anxiety disorders affect an AFTER KEYSTONE 1030 Disc Boy’s ‘Thundarbird* or Glii’d ‘dweet Thunder’ •Pointer Sisters •Cymll Lsuper estimated 15 percent of the popula­ Caldor Reg...... 13.99 REBATE Everfiash Camera Hl-Lo First Trikes by HUFFY > •Hail & Oates *Ouran fiiuran . ^ tion. Researchers said clinical Weinberg not as optimistic about U.S. funds Caldor Sale ...... 10.76 “T T fiS testing of buspar may help unlock Mfr. Rebate...... 3.00* im / O Our Omtt ...... Unique ’hMo' frame converts '. ’k some of the causes of anxiety. R e g . 2 4 .9 4 ...... (Caktor S(Me...... 26.66 Mayor Barbara Weinberg re­ danger even for the immediate from a Connecticut First District improvement expenditures for the that if revenue sharing is to be Each with dual voltage and cool tip. #C500/CB5 19.40 from a tricycle to a tow slung SANTANA About a third of those being With built-in electronic flash and Mfr. Rctwie...... 5.00* BEYOND turned from a weekend conference future. town at the meeting coming year be postponed until the eliminated, it will be phased out 'S « e clerk for details. rider. Safety tested tough. Fun tested at the Yale clinic suffer built-in normal & close-up lenses APPEARANCES of New England mayors in Boston She said that as an outcome of Five other members of the end of the year when the exact and not terminated abruptly. riding excitement for chitdren. APTFR incftMjing from general anxiety, which con­ Has handy LEO flash ready light. *5 Lov*« 'Rmj M iriA L iii*:AH r the immediate future of federal arrange a meeting of mayors of the weekend conference in Wa­ be known. he has heard, the effect on mcluiSng heart beat, tremors, and appetite MWnigM Mover revenue sharing than her collegues municipalities in the First Con­ shington of the National League of fn the budget recommendation Manchester would be that it would Screaming Fo* A Love-Bile loss. Doge On LeMta/Mattl Haan on the Board of Directors got from gressional District of Connecticut. Cities. At a news conference for the year that begins July I, the get its full grant in fiscal 1985-86, The clinic has been testing a conference they attended in The purpose of the meeting will be Wednesday, they said they were town administration has included three-quarters of the grant in Buspar on patients with anxiety Washington. to get the mayors to urge Rep. encouraged that revenue sharing a $911,740 figure for revenue 1986-87, three-eighths of the grant disorders for several months. Weinberg said the consensus Barbara Kennelly, D-Conn.. to will continue at least for the town's sharing for the General Fund, the in 1987-88, one-eighth of the grant in About one-third of the patients among participants at the New push for a freeze on the level of 1985-86 fiscal year, which begins Town Fire District, and the Special 1988-89, and nothing in 1989-90, "don’t sleep at night, their heart’s England Conference of Mayors, revenue sharing to municipalities. July 1. They said the amount in the Taxing District. Other reports are that President CONAIR Curt Aire’ Curler ^p^er racing, they have a tremor, they’re called to deal with the threat of Kennelly is already receptive to final payments for the year might Robert Huestis, town budget Ronald Reagan is determined to Caldor R e g ...... ^ ...... 17.09 I REBATE not eating," Charney said. losing federal revenue sharing, that idea, Weinberg said. be reduced, however, and they officer, said his analysis of the eliminate revenue sharing Caldor Sale ----- .14.76 I "T15 He noted the tests so far indicate was that the federal grants are in Weinberg was the only mayor recommended that some capital federal budget situation indicates quickly, however. Mfr. Rebate...... 5 .0 0 * | 9 * # O Buspar works well on this form of V Uses hot air for fast setting action. #C015 LP cAsmTCdit e id general anxiety without the drows­ 'S e e clerk for detelu. Panasonic 6 H6! 8896 , t l.llo iness of Valium. There is also evidence Buspar ANA App6#rime4N» ' Report predicts Medicare shortfali works on a far more disabling form PANASONIC UKra Compact PLAYBOY Car interior Aiixefsortes Microcassette Recorder l» T of anxiety known as a panic attack, Choose seat covers, car mats, seat c u a t^ s and much more, which affects about 5 percent of the Bv D’Vera Cohn The five trustees — the secretar­ steps, and we are headed in the and disabled Americans. eXAMPLESi" ' . population, Charney said. United Press International ies of health and human services, right direction” Social Security's two public ' -’tL - ■ ■ :■£ labor and treasury, along with two In late 1983, Medicare began trustees, Mary Falvey Fuller and & » . . 3 4 .7 0 •Fun Fur Ea, or Velour Seat Coveia, Pair. Reg. 29.9922.99 ‘ ' "In a panic attack, you start out With one touch recording, 2-$peed / POINTER SISTERS ^ ^ IN T E R feeling all right, and in seconds you WASHINGTON - Social Securi­ representatives of the public — paying hospitals flat rates based Suzanne Jaffe, said in an interview tape selector plus cuo, review and ■Playboy Floor liMta, our Reg. 2 9 . 9 9 ______19.99 - B REA K OUT ^ T E R S M feel like you’re having a heart ty's old-age and disability benefits credited the gain in Medicare on a patient’s diagnosis, instead of although they are cautiously op­ editing features. Batts, not incl. #107 20H OFF ALL OTHER PLAYBOY <^R ACCesSORlES attack,” Charney said. People are safe well into the next century, mainly to new limits on hospital reimbursing institutions for every timistic about Medicare, they have * 7 , • t j *i”i with the disorder eventually can but the Medicare program is now spending, including a proposed test, every day in the hospital and concerns about the accuracy of CONAIR 1250>Watt develop phobias about going out of predicted to run short of money by freeze on 1986 hospital rates. every service performed. The financial projections based on only Pistol Dryer their homes. the end of 1998. HHS Secretary Margaret "prospective payment" system a year's experience with the new LP968 Researchers expect to have a In their annual report to Con­ Heckler said the report shows was designed to encourage hospi­ hospital payment system. Caldor Rag...... 12.99 SAVE OVER »60 better idea of how effective it is gress Thursday, Social Security’s! “significant new gains for the tals to be thrifty. n 4 w 8 8 T T E ’riMM ' "We have a feeling of caution" Caldor Sale ...... ,9.99 within six months, and the drug near-term solvency of the Medi­ The trustees’ report assumed the 3 uslces said Medicare will be about the improved hospital cost Mir. Rebate...... (,,2.00* care trust fund.” But she said administration would carry out its Q.E. Heavy Duty ’ . 7 e 7 4 will be considered for marketing spending more than it collects projections, said Fuller, a San Features 2 speeds & heat settings. #099 by the Food and Drug Administra­ Medicare’s problems will require promise to freeze 1986 hospital starting in 1989. Over the next 25 Francisco management *Se^ clerk for deteHs. Large Capacity ‘ 'good faith and strong medicine in payments at 1985 levels. The ■wMiWijim tion at the end of the year. years, Medicare benefits would consultant. 2-Speed Washer.. The prospect of FDA approval, have to be cut 19 percent, or the months and years ahead." Senate Budget Committee in­ "This report provides strong, cluded a freeze in its budget plan, -..rM O VifscrdW coupled with the recent expiration income increa.sed 24 percent, to Although putting the old-age and SUPERMAX *3 6 6 » of Valium’s patent, appears to put keep the program solvent, the new evidence that we are on the but the House has not yet acted. disability funds on sound financial European mtirn the Buspar developer, Bristol- trustees said. right course," Heckler said. "In Medicare’s hospital fund, fi­ footing, the trustees warned that if With4waterlevets.Swash ;< Meyers Inc., a giant step ahead of the Medicare hospital trust fund, nanced by part of the Social economic conditions worsen, the cycles and 4 wash/rinse > The new predicted bankruptcy Styler , "IsO IM Y i its competitors in the lucrative we still have a long way to go. But Security payroll tax, finances disability fund could run short of temperaturecombinaflons. date of 1998 is a seven-year gain SONY 13" Diagonal tranquilizer business. we are finally taking the right health benefits for 30 million aged money in 1987 Caldor Reg...... '...... 1 7 ,9 9 Has bleach dispenser » over their forecast last year that . Caldor S a le ...... 12.99 Trinitron® Color TV end Filter Flo* ayalem. A drug industry analyst esti­ Medicare would go broke in 1991, Mir. Rebate...... 6 .0 0 ’ Our Model #WWA-8320 mated that within three to five the trustees said. years Buspar would be at least a Bonua Rebate...... 2.00* Rag. 399.97 _ They again reported good news 3 4 9 .9 7 $200 millon product. about Social Security’s old-age and College union, state agree on pact AFTER e ' o n Cable-ready remote control TV with •Q.E. Matching Dryer . REBATE...... * > . 9 9 # 0 0 67 6 0 0 ' disability funds, saying that 1983 one gun/one lens pteture tube and hit Union and state negotiators 1500 watts of power. Model #0980 connector for personal computers. Our Reg. 349.70 . .$287 legislation curbing benefits and without a contract since last July 1. Regional Community Colleges reached an agreement Thursday 'S ee clerk for detaiie. Model #KV-13S7/58R raising taxes will keep the pro­ The membership of the CCCC, have been continuing for several V. on a contract for professional -.S ';- - "iti: grams solvent for 75 years. which includes 850 full-time fa­ months. Inside Today The trustees predicted the 36 employees in the state’s 12 com­ culty members, administrators, million recipients of old-age and munity colleges, Sid Lipshires, counselors and librarians, will Major issues throughout the president of the Congress of negotiations have been salary and Caldor Picture Perfect 20 pages, 2 sections disability checks would get a vote by secret ballot on a motion to MANCHESTER cost-of-living increase of 3.7 per­ Connecticut Community Colleges, accept the contract, Lipshires career advancement and profes­ VERNON Film Developing cent in their checks beginning next said today. said. sional development, according to 1145 Tolland Turnpike 14 ObituarlM. . to Tri-CIty Shopping Center Area tow ns. 4 Opinion ^ January, unless Congress f Union members will vote on the Lipshires said the union will not union spokesmen. Clu8lflea_ . 1B<19 PaoplBtalk. contract Thursday from 2 to 6 p.m. ONE DAY OR FREE! ■ Com lcs- . 6 Sports. eezes benefits. The increase, release any details of the contract Union members have been con­ MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 11 AM TO 5 PM »TeRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY See PtMlo Clerk lor Pickup end Delivery Sctwdule at Greater Hartford Community Entartalnmant... 12 Teiavlslon . MARGARET HECKLER which depends on the inflation agreement until after the vote. The tacting legislators in recent weeks Lottary______2 Waathar — rate, would add $7 billion to Sociaj College, Lipshires said. The col­ negotiations between the union and to lay the groundwork for approval . . . “longgtvay to, go" Security’s costs. ^ lege employaes’ group has been the state Boar3 of Trustees for of the contract MANCIIESTKH HERALD. Fridav. March 29. 198.-) .1 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Murch 29, 1985 Witnesses dispute ciaim of cheating state on road work Town officials ready offer

By Lvda Phillips nio J. Luppino twisted their Molta described how he had the slate would bear the cost until pul down what he wanted to hear." ony Wednesday by his brother, United Press International testimony and refused to listen to manipulated weigh station scales Luppino interviewed him in 1983 Roncari driver James Nolan John Nolan, who said dispatcher to buy homeless shelter site answers that contradicted his to show false weights on the trucks. "1 was very naive to a lot of stuff said Thursday he could only Molta "had his finger on the scale so much that you would think he NEWINGTON - Witnesses at a assumptions. He also described how he was able that was going on " in 1981, Molta remember one time when he was ownership with some sort of given a ticket for more than he By Bill Yingling Department of Transportation in­ Mark S. Shipman, the special to create phony tickets for the job said. was part of it." contract with MACC to operate the knew his truck carried. That was James Nolan said the scale Herald Reporter vestigation contradict claims by counsel to the panel, said he had on Sept. 17, 1981, that had failed to He also said in 1981 he would shelter, and a tow"n purchase Decline In use an inspector in the chief state's get past a state inspector. frequently be told to change the the lime of the driveway paving vibrated so much it had to be not expected the contradictions but Manchester officials say they followed by a transfer of the deed attorney's office that cheating was That state inspector was Charles material being delivered to job incident. manually steadied to get an said the hearings would not turn will be prepared to make an offer to MACC. called seasonal common within the state's paving Plont, of Kasper Associates, Inc., sites to a less expensive grade but accurate reading. into an "investigation of the Nolan also said Luppino had within a month to buy one of two \t\iss said during the meeting the DOT consultants on the job. to mark the ticket to show it was program. investigator." accused him of failing to deliver Shipman said Luppino would be possible sites for a homeless that Ye hopes to arrange it so that The number of homeless Hearings will continue today in said the tickets were passed to him still the higher-priced material. Witnesses have detailed one ease another load to a job site. Nolan called to testify next week. He said shelter. MACU will eventually own the people being sheltered each the probe ordered by Transporta­ on his first day on the job. He Molta said that no longer where employees of Roncari In­ said he had later taken Luppino to his law firm had hired an independ­ "The town's position should be properly. night in Manchester churches tion Commissioner J. William caught that but failed to notice the happens and described how com­ dustries Inc. of East Granby paved the site and shown him where the ent auditor to check whether the crystallized by the middle of The option of transferring the has begun to lake a seasonal Burns into allegations that Ron- 16 short loads when ,hey were puter tickets, used by Luppino as a private driveway for an em­ asphalt had been laid for curbing slate has actually paid for the April," General Manager Robert deed would probably include some decline with the recent change cari Industries Inc., of East delivered Sept. 25, 1981. Plont said proof of a pattern of short-loading, ployee of Della Construction Co. in and driveways. items cited in the report. B. Weiss said after a meeting of the kind of use restriction to guarantee in the weather, said Walter Granby, had cheated the state out he was working alone that day, could legitimately not match the September 1981 and then tried to He said Luppino had refused to town's shelter search committee that the building be used strictly as Johnson, a member of the of at least $25,000 and perhaps as when another inspector should weights shown on the scales. The report said Shipman sug­ pass the cost on to the state. believe him. "He hud his mind Thunsday afternoon in the Lincoln a homeless shelter, he said The Manchester Area Conference of much as $60,000 under contracts in have been with him on the job. He said trucks often receive part gested perhaps Luppino had "e x ­ Joseph Molta, a dispatcher at the made up that 1 ws a crook and that Center Gold Room. intent of a restriction would be to Churches' shelter committee. 1981. Molta said he and Donald of a load from one plant at the trapolated in a geometric sense to Roncari plant, testified Wednes­ was it." The members determined at the avoid jeopardizing a state grant The report said the potential Warner, the Roncari paving super­ Roncari East Granby installation get millions.” Johnson said that Wednesday day and Thursday that he had meeting that they will be ready to The grant application requires existed for the loss of millions of visor who ordered the driveway and then are "lopped off” at "1 never took a loud in 29 years He also said that other than the night 19 people stayed in the "unfortunately come up with the recommend at Tuesday , night's that a municipality name a con­ dollars over several years. theory” of making up the 48 tons of paving, "were under the impres­ another plant. where 1 wasn't supposed to bring 48 tons for the driveway, much of MACC shelter at Emanuel Board of Directors meeting that tracting agent to operate the Three witnesses in three days of asphalt for the driveway in short sion it was all going to be billed to Molta said he had never told this it, " he said. Luppino's report is based on Lutheren Church on Church directors take quick action on at shelter, and that the shelter be testimony said investigator Anto­ loads to the Della job. Della " Molta said he was unaware to Luppino and said Luppino "just Nolan also contradicted testim­ interviews rather than documents. Street. least one of the two properties they used for no other purpose. ^ ------have been considering as potential "It looks like we re getting into This compares with an aver­ shelter site. the shelter business." said Direc­ age of 23.5 clients per night who Weather One is the former Gammons tor William J. Diana as the stayed in the shelter during Peopletalk Hoaglund Co. building at 395 Main committee members left the February, and 18 people in St., and the other is a former meeting. January, according to statistics church at 466 Main St. owned by The committee has not yet compiled by MACC, the organi­ 2 Today’s forecast Manchester attorney Wesley completed a formal policy state­ zation operating the shelter. Belzer gets bounced ment specifying the town's role in Connecticut, Massachusetts Herald photo by Tarquinio Gryk. In December the churches the shelter, a measure the Richard Belzer is considering legal action and Rhode Island: Today: Weiss said if the directors were home to an average of 13,5 Soaking up the sun members had deemed necessary against wrestler Hulk Hogan, who put the mostly cloudy with a chance of eventually make an offer to buy people per night, the statistics at their meeting last week. But comedian in a "sleeper" hold on his live television showers along south coast and either building, they will do so show, but officials attribute that Jeanne Vaughn soaks up some sun they said they hope to have it show, causing him to pass out and cut his head Cape Cod. Not as warm with on vacation this week. The warm spring according to the results of a unusually low figure to the prepared by Tuesday night, when when he fell. Belzer said he needed eight stitches highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Thursday in her driveway on Manches­ weather continued today with tempera­ professional appraisal of the prop­ unseasonably warm weather the Board of Directors meets at 8 to fix his head and suffered throat tissue damage. Tonight: cloudy with a chance of ter's East Side. Vaughn, a student at erty. Weiss said he is waiting for during that month. tures in the 70s. p.m, in the Lincoln Center hearing "It wasn't a stunt or an accident, " Belzer said showers. Lows 40 to 45. Satur­ the results of an appraisal of the 9 Manchester Community College, was room. Since the shelter opened for Thursday. "H e knew exactly what he was doing " day: considerable cloudiness Gryk building and he also has The town has been helped the season on Oct. 1,1984, MACC Hogan and his new partner, Mr. T, were on with a chance of showers along received permission from the owners of the former Gammons provide overnight shelter during has provided overnight shelter Belzer's cable tv show, "Hot Properties," to south coast and Cape Cod. Highs promote an upcoming wrestling bout, and Hogan Hoaglund Co. building to have it the winter for the town's homeless for 117 different people. in the 50s. Directors to vote Tuesday appraised. for three years, but officials only The statistics show that 75 was demonstrating his technique on Belzer. Maine: Variable cloudiness "H e said something to Mr. T before he did it and Health Director Ronald Kraalz recently decided to draft a formal percent of those people arc today and a chance of showers afterward he told my producer, 'I wanted to teach predicted in an interview after the policy stating its role in the shelter Manchester residents. him a lesson.' It wasn't a case of him not knowing this afternoon over western Thursday meeting that the recom­ The town first provided shelter A year ago, the shelter his strength — more like not knowing his mental sections. Highs from the upper on public works union pact mendation Tuesday night will space in the former Bennet Junior operated between November strength." 40s north to the mid 60s south. include at least least four specific High School building, which is now 1983 and April 1984, and during Partly to mostly cloudy tonight. used as elderly housing. Later the that time provided an overnight Belzer said that backstage before the show, A contract agreement between rance plan effective Jan. 1, 1986; hired after July 1, 1984, will haveto suggestions. Lows in the upper ‘20s north to the town provided space in the East home for 147 different people. Hogan said he was a Belzer fan — but that was the union representing about 100 and upgrading of two union posi­ operate jack hammers, air com­ He said said the committee will Side Recreation Building. The shelter will not close this before he went into his wrestling persona. Belzer low 40s south. P artly to mostly town public works employees and tions to higher pay levels. Werbner pressors, and chain saws. be able to suggest a prime site on In the 1984-85 winter, however, April because MACC is now doesn't expect to be back on the air until Monday. sunny Saturday. Highs in the Os the town administration will be puts the extra cost per year at Werbner says the changes will which the board should act. a the homeless have been sheltered operating the shelter with a and 50s. considered by the Board of Direc­ $16,254. save the town a considerable formal method by which the town on a rotating basis in the various stale grant which stipulates New Hampshire: Mostly tors when it meets Tuesday. Coupled with the provisions amount of money in the future. may be able to acquire the churches in the program operated year-round operation. cloudy today with a chance of . It provides for a 6'/j percent pay arrived at in negotiations with the At the Tuesday meeting, the property, two options for owner­ by MACC. showers this afternoon. Highs in ; increase retroactive to July 1,1984, union is the result of a reclassifica­ directors also will hold a public ship of the property once it is Meet Prince Joe the 50s to mid 60s. P artly to a 7 percent increase on July 1,1985, tion study done by John Thompson, hearing on a $63,000 added apppro- purchased, and sources of funds mostly cloudy tonight. Lows in and a 7 percent increase on July 1, a consultant who was formerly priution to Social Services for aid for the shelter which the town can Customers of a hotel lounge in Worcester. the 30s to low 40s. P artly sunny Clouds covering up 1986. mayor of Manchester. to clients. Ninety percent of the seek. Mass., came to see a band called Crazy Joe and Saturday. Highs in the 40s and The directors are scheduled to Besides the upgrading of the two sum would be reimbursed by the Kraalz would not comment on Today: becoming mostly cloudy. High 60 to 65. Wind northwest 10 to which site the committee favors. the Rage but had to "settle" for Prince. 50s. act on the matter when the meet at positions, the Thompson study stale. The purple one dropped by unannounced for a 15 mph. Tonight: cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. Low 40 Concerning the acquisition pro­ Retirement D P I photo Vermont: Cloudy with a 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Lincoln resulted in recommendations to In a report to the directors. Ellen 60-minute set early Thursday in the lounge of the to 45. Light and variable wind. Saturday: considerable cloudiness and cess, the town would most likely chance of rain in the afternoon. Center hearing room. downgrade some other positions, Jones, director of social services, Marriott Inn, where his entourage is staying, cooler. High 50 to 55. Sunday chance of showers. High in the 40s. have to purchase the building Cooler than Thursday with highs The union approved the contract when they are vacated and filled said the staff has been "inundated after a sold-out show at the nearby Worcester Today's weather picture was drawn by Candice Erwin, 10, of 129 So. because the the state Department Flushed with success in the low to mid 50s. Chance of on March 26, according to a report again, and the shifting of some with hospital bills which we paid Prospects are Centrum. Main St., a fourth grader at Martin School. to the board by Assistant General other postilions. the week of March 8th and which of Housing will only contract with a The hottest item in the 82nd International light rain this evening north, " I think they were pleased too," hotel manager Manager Steven Werbner. In his report to the directors have depleted our budget. " municipality in issuing a grant. Housewares Show this week at McCormick Place otherwise mostly cloudy and cool Carl Rodrigues said of Crazy Joe and his band, Besides the pay increase, the Werbner says the workers in She said the office is holding Director of Human Services on 's lakefront is an imported heated overnight. Lows around 40. Sat­ "Everybody was very pleased. It was a real contract provides for an increase certain postilions will be required back on $8,000 more in medical Hanna Marcus said at the meeting. toilet seat from Japan. Jennifer DeLalorre, urday sunny intervals north and Great with an surprise.” from $2,50 to $3 in I'le meal to operate a wider r: nge of bills with more arriving in the The grant would cover two- above, peeks through the five-pound plastic seat Weather man predicts Prince opened his Centrum show singing "Let's remaining mostly cloudy south. allowance, a cost factor Werbner equipment without increase in pay mail. thirds the cost of purchasing a officially named "comfort seat. " More than 1,900 Go Crazy” and dressed in a full-length fur coat. Cool with highs in the 40s. says is minimal; a denial insu­ for operating it. Truck drivers Jones says the office has been building for a shelter. The town exhibitors showed the latest in domestic gadgetry He later changed to purple tails and draped spending $8,544 a week and, at that would have to come up with the at the exhibition which ended Thursday. rain during weekend himself in a purple blanket. Extended outlook rate, will spend $444,313 for the remaining one-third. current year. Only $348,950 is The shelter is now operating on a A Extended outlook for New By Linda Corman boatowners getting their yachts Public hearing Monday budgeted $53,000 state grant awarded to the England Sunday through United Press International and sloops shipshape for summer­ Jones said she may return to the Manchester Area Conference of Tuesday: time sailing. board for more funds in June. Churches by the state Department Let’s dance, Tina ' Connecticut, Massachusetts Badly needed rain was predicted In Massachusetts, officials on Manchester budget of Human Resources. Mayor of Radio City and Rhode Island: Chance of today for much of New England Thursday called in early fire Concerning ownership. Kraatz Tina Turner, who was joined on a London stage showers Sunday and Monday. where hundreds of small fires have spotters who were scheduled to Democrat Raymond L. Flynn is said, the directors will probably Manchester citizens public will mendation. It will study the budget Liberace, in his typical understated fashion, is recently by British rocker Ellon John, got Fair Tuesday. Highs in the 40s. broken out in the region's bone-dry assume their posts atop 43 towers the mayor of Boston. have to choose between town have an opportunity to comment in a series of workshops beginning going to take over Radio City Music Hall next another surprise guest last weekend Lows in the 30s Sunday and woodlands in the past two weeks. in the state Monday. Monday on the $45,655,122 budget Saturday at 8:30 a m. in the month. The National Weather Service Since Sunday more than 4,(H)0 David Bowie took to the stage for the first time Monday and in the 20s Tuesday. recommendation by General Man­ hearing room of Lincoln Center. Liberace, booked for an April 4-21 stand, has in nearly two years to join Tina at her said the showers would continue acres across the state have been Vermont: Cool. Fair Sunday ager Robert Weiss for the fiscal The board has already held a broken all of Radio City's box office records — performance in Birmingham, England. They through Saturday, but a spokes­ scorched by nearly 400 fires, most and Monday. Showers or flurries year beginning July 1. workshop on the separate Water including his own — grossing more than $2 million sang three songs, starling with the duet man said it may not be enough to of them small, and officials The right color Tuesday. Highs in the 40s. Lows The Board of Directors will hold and Sewer Department Budget so far on 96,868 tickets sold in advance of his 21 end the threat. warned the situation could get "Tonight," which Turner sang on Bowie's most 20 to 30. a public hearing on the recommen­ which does not call for any performances. He topped his own record of $1.6 recent LP. The pair then went into the "60s tune "It's not going to be a big storm, worse. New Hampshire and Maine; dation at 8 p.m. in the cafeteria of increase in the water or sewer million set last April and also those set by Diana "Let's Dance" and finished up with Bowie's song but it will be of some help,” said the March winds and a lack of rain maizes a difference Fair weather but with considera­ Illing Junior High School. rates that support it. Ross ($1.7 million) and Barry Manilow ($1.8 of the same name. spokesman at the agency's Boston and snow during the winter have vS) ble cloudiness Tuesday. Highs in Weiss's recommendation calls For the Town of Manchester Fire million) both set last fall. "Standing next to her is the hottest place in the office. produced the dry conditions, offi­ Beauty for All Seasons professional color the 30s north to40s south. for a General Fund budget that District, Weiss has recommended Tickets are $25 tops for a chance to enjoy universe," Bowie said afterward. "Her singing is "They really need a soaking cials said. would require an increase of 1.99 a budget of $3,578,515, which calls Liberace's keyboard talents and a show with all like a kiss." rain, and there's nothing like that In the past two weeks at least 51 consultants make it happen for you. Across the nation mills in the tax rale. The 1985-86 for an increase of 0.17 mills in the the trimmings — an array of cars, furs, jewelry Turner was equally pleased, saying. "It was in sight for the time being,” he forest fires affecting at least 200 tax rate would be 45,29 mills, tax rate. The rale is now 6.19 mills. A private consultation will show sets and the Rockeltes, with whom Liberace will one of the greatest moments of my career. " The Snow will spread from the said. acres, have been reported along compared with the current rate of Manchester residents who live in you how your best colors and dance. performance was videotaped for an HBO special central Rockies across the south­ Temperatures soared to near­ Maine's coast, where snow cover is 43.30 mills. the Eighth Utilities District pay correct makeup will enhance later this year. ern Plateau, the southern Rock­ record levels under sunny skies nearly gone, said Marshall Wiebe, The Board of Directors has not the district for supplying sewer across the six-state region Thurs­ your individual appearance. ies and from the northern Plains director of the information of the yet acted on the manager's recom­ service and fire protection. day, luring golfers to the links, to upper Michigan with widely Maine Forest Service. Call today for an appointment Quote of the day scattered snowshowers over the sailors to their boats and joggers to In Connecticut, more than 250 northern Rockies. Showers and their favorite running trails. fires in the past week have forced Evangeline Redding, 44, of Halifax, N.C., who scattered thunderstorms will The mercury hit 74 degrees at evacuation of homes, claimed At last, EDC quorum THE HAIR LOFT married convicted killer James Briley Thursday 117 E. Center St.. 2nd floor, Manchester Now you know reach from the lower Mississippi about 2 p.m. in Boston, just three barns, sheds and a trailer and at the Virginia state prison, three weeks before valley across the Tennessee degrees below the record for the scorched at least 600 acres of 647-8716 his scheduled execution in the electric chair: The average American eats more than 25 date set in 1946, the National valley to the Great Lakes. woodlands. OKs l-park land sale Independent Color ConnulUnls "W e touched through the bars, I even got a few pounds of lettuce, 4 pounds of cucumbers and 2 Weather Service said. BEAUTY Join the rush to Thunderstorms will also ex­ "W e need rain badly," said kisses.” pounds of broccoli each year Temperatures in Concord, N.H., tOK M I St'XsONS* As advertised in Glamour, Vogue, tend from Oklahoma to northw­ Connecticut District Fire Control By Susan Vaughn lots, will mean less disturbance tax-deferred savings. climbed to the mid-60's, well below Officer RobertCorbridge. 'Tddoa Good Housekeeping est Texas. Rainshowers will also Herald Reporter and excavation and more planting Even if you're already covered by a retirement plan, you the record of 82 set in 1945, but still rain dance if that would g^t it be scattered from North Carol­ and better orientation of the can shelter up to $2,C)00 ($4,000 (or a joint account) while bringing a glow to Granite staters. started." After several aborted attempts buildings on the site, Pellegrini ina to New England and from The National Weather Service in to reach a quorum, the Economic said today. earning upto11%(11.797% effective annual yield), not to Iowa to lower Michigan. Windy Burlington, Vt. reported a high of Development Commission man­ The EDC must also review •mention a savings on your 1985 income tax liability. Almanac conditions will prevail from New 65 degrees. ‘Moons’ coming up aged to gather six members General Digital's final site plan “Stake your claim’’ to Mexico across portions of Texas "It's delightful," said Selma together at 8 o'clock this morning before the company can Ix'gin future security by opening your IRA before April 15 with Today is Friday, March 29, the and from portions of the lower Downs of the Norfolk County Golf LONG BRANCH, N.J. (UPI) - to recommend to the Board of conslruclion, Pellegrini said. He BRAKE 2 STOP Manchester State Bank, your local, hometown bank. All 88th day of 1985 with 277 to follow. Mississippi valley to the Tennes­ Course near Boston. "There are Just before the sun goes down, as Directors that the town sell five said he will try to schedule a funds are locally invested and no fees are ever incurred The moon is in its first phase. see valley. High temperatures already a lot of people here. As the many as 600 "m oons" will come acres in the Manchester Industrial meeting near the April 15 date in BRAKE Fully insured up to $100,000 by F.D.I.C. The morning stars are Jupiter will be in the upper 20s to lower nice weather hits, more people out at Sandy Hook beach. Park to General Digital Corp. of order to allow General Digital to CENTERS. INC. SPECIALS come. Since it's so nice today, the and Saturn. 30s from the northern Plains to For the last two days, radio East Hartford. gel started on its construction. Total Deposit course will be really crowded." station WMJY-FM has been invit­ The evening stars are Mercury, upper Michigan. Temperatures The action took about 40 seconds The development commission Ym ir at A ge 6 5 10% 11% Venus and Mars. in the upper 30s and 40s will Groundskeepers in Fenway ing all would-be "mooners” to from the time EDC Chairman had been trying to muster a WITH STATI-OPTHBART BRAKI SIRVICn A ge at $2,000 Effective Effective Those born on this date are under extend from the northern inter­ Park took advantage of the beauti­ come flash a bare-bottomed mes­ James Quigley called the meeting quorum to act on the matter for Now P e r Year A.P.R. 10.669% A.P.R.11.797% the sign of Aries. They include mountain region across the ful weather to get the field ready sage at 6 p.m. today to the Soviet to order to the approval of the sale. several week John Tyler, 10th president of the Great Basin, the northern and for the Boston Red Sox' April 8 Union: "W e don't like what you’ve The sale price would be $125,000. 9 United States, in 1790; singer Pearl central Rockies, the central opener' against the New York done, and you probably would have The Board of Directors is sche­ OmjM BRAKIS 30 *70,000 *700,122 *920,120 Yankees. DISC BRAICaS Bailey in 1918 (age 67), Plains, much of the Great Lakes done things a little differently if duled to act on the recommenda­ Marinas in and around Boston player Walt Frazier in 1945 (age and northern New England. you had been given some tion Tuesday night. 35 were also reported busy with *60,000 *413,487 *518,768 40), and football player Earl Highs in the 80s will prevail from hindsight." Once the property is .sold, there 49.95 Campbell in 1955 (age 30). 59.95 western Texas across the lower will only be about eight acres left in par Hdg paraxia On this date in history: the more than 300-acre park, said 40 *50,000 *240,826 Mississippi valley and from • Fia6*wttogH»ifc»ln6pqctton * Ffv#44Mhiil bfifci Intpscllon *288,950 In 1812, the first wedding was Mark Pellegrini, director of performed in the White House. central Alabama to parts of • Riptao* pod* with now • R^Maoa ahoaa wHh naw Maryland and Delaware. Manchester Herald planning. Royca Union guvaniMd diK padt Nninga 45 *40,000 *136,819 *157,354 Mrs. Lucy Payne Washington, General Digital plans to build a • RMurfaoa rotora sister-in-law of President James Richard M. 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PO STM A ST ER: submitted a modified site plan and $ 7 9 9 9 Our interest in Manchester is working for Stnd oddroti chanpM to the Man­ an inland wetlands permit to the •*>»> O u F b ra k* •MOM s n d d iM b n k s p M a n m n s o M d t o In 1973, the last U.S. troops left up Y-Red-570 chester Herald, P.O. Box S9), To place a classified or display Planning and Zoning Commission. South Vietnam and the last Ameri­ Manchester, Conn. 06040. 6 ^ ahoM « itoN «M b* IM W M wRhoM o6«o> to «w ahsM you! advertisement, or to report a nows The matter is expected to be on the w p M or iha laboMo Inatolltia ahoM 01 pads. AiMMoito pans andto Mxx can prisoners of war acknowl­ other numbers drawn Thurs­ REPAIR SERVICE raqulrsd to isotoo tha ayaton to opatsMinal oondWon w s sxtrs. UPI photo GUARANTEED DELIVERY: It PZC's April 15 agenda, Pellegrini edged by the North Vietnamese day in New England: 643-2711. Office hours arel;30a.m. I ALL MAKE you don't receive your Herold by S to 5 p.m. Mondoy through Friday. said. government were freed. Maine daily: 494 p.m. weekdays or 7 :». o.m. Satur­ I^l^anchester State Bank Today In history day, pleose telephone your carrier. In February, the PZC approved C A D D ' C 3 M ain St., Manch«tt«r New Hampshire daily; 9225 It you're unable to reach your l A K K J M3-7U1 &46-399B Open Tues. and Thurs. until 9 pm ■ I A b 1041 Main St. 646-4004 In 1982, Mexico's Chichon vol­ The Monchester Herald Is o a special exception for the com­ On March 29,1973, Army Chief MasterSgt. MaxBielkeof Rhode Island daily: 8079 carrier, call subscriber service at subscriber to United Press Interna­ pany's original site plan. The new 185 Spencer St. 649-7570 cano began a series of major "Lot-O-Bucks” : 15-04-07- 33-34 643-2711 by 7 o.m. weekdays or 10 tional news services and Is o j , ~ Op(*n Daily 9-9 Alexandria, Minn., boards a helicopter, the last U.S. a.m. Saturdays for guaranteed member of the Audit Bureau of plan, which involved moving the ------Membar F.P.I.C. eruptions; a huge area was blan­ Vermont daily: 927 delivery In Manchester. ' * !j Sunrlayllf) 248 Spruce St. • Manchester, CT • 646-7202 keted by ash up to 3 feet deep. serviceman to leave Vietnam. Circulations. site of the buildings and parking Massachusetts daily: 4459 J MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 29. 1985 - 5 4 - MANCHKSTER HERALD, Friday, March 29, 1985 DOT makes case for ban Manchester In Brief Slain soldier makes final journey home V .S ./W orld State roads can’t handle tandems By Joseph B. Fleming weather at the U.S. Rhine-Main airbase by seven pall bearers. Potsdam. The Soviet Union maintains a In B rief state awards energy grant United Press International at Frankfurt. The Soviets have charged Nicholson, similar mi.ssion in West Germany and frailer trucks are available from A 21-man honor guard and band from 37, and the sergeant who accompanied the surveillance activities of both are The homes of about 600 low-income residents in a 21-lown area By Kathy Garmus Regional Vocational Technical require tandem trailer operators the other states in which they FRANKFURT, West Germany —The the U.S. Army in Europe paid tribute to him were conducting an "espionage governed by a postwar agreement. Arms talks reach midpoint Herald Reporter School. to have such a license, Munroe will be weatherized through a $450,000 state grant given to the body of Maj. Arthur D. Nicholson, who Nicolson at the ceremony, attended by mission" at the time of the shooting The U.S. administration called three The meeting was the fourth of said. About 1,100 tandem licenses operate GENEVA, Switzerland — U.S. and Soviet Community Renewal Team of Greater Hartford Inc,, Sen. Carl "There's no indication that was shot by a Soviet guard in East Maj. Gen. Charles J. Fiala, the U.S. Sunday at Ludwigslust, East Germany, Soviet military attaches to the Pen­ A, Zinsser. R-Manchester, announced. With its heavy traffic, frequent five scheduled throughout the state have been issued, he said. Army Europe chief of staff, members of 100 miles northwest of Berlin. tagon Thursday to express a "sense of negotiators reached the halfway point in the first Munroe showed slides of aerial they're any worse than what's out Germany, was placed on a military The funds will be made available through the state lane changes and numerous left as the DOT prepares to petition the U.S. Military Mission to the Soviet But the Reagan administration says outrage” over the killing of Nicholson. round of their superpower arms control talks views of interchanges on Inter­ there,” he said. plane bound for the United States today Department of Housing. Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. and entrances and exits, Connecticut's U.S. Secretary of Transportation Forces in Germany, to which Nicholson he was monitoring Soviet military A State Department spokesman apparently at odds on all major issues. states 91, 95 and 84 that required A truck driver from Stafford as a military band played "America the Northeast ftilitics have agreed to provide an additional $40,500 highway system is not suitable for Elizabeth Dole to allow the state to Beautiful." belonged, and representatives of the activities, the normal and recognized declined to characterize the meetings Statements have indicated the two superpow­ the operation of tandem-trailer prohibit tandem trailers from at drivers to make several rapid lane Springs who spoke at Thursday's ers were far apart in the three categories into and $80,0(MI, respectively, for administration, equipment checks Nicholson's wife. Karyn, and 8-year- equivalent British and F’rench function of the U.S. liaison miss on in but said the Soviets “ are in no doubt trucks, a state Department of least some portions of Connecticut changes. The state's highways also meeting said the biggest problem which the talks have been divided: arms in space, and weatherization .services, Zinsser said in a news release, old daughter, Jenny, stood silently missions. Botsdam, Ea.st Germany. about our sense of outrage." Transportation official said Thurs­ roads. have a number ol left exits and in allowing tandem-trailer trucks strategic nuclear weapons and intermediate- "W e view the program as one way to help individuals reduce before the flag-draped coffin as it was Col. Roland Lajoie, chief of the U.S. Administration officials acknowl­ White House spokesman Larry day night at an informational The state Legislature passed an entrances, and areas where the to operate in the state is finding placed on the U.S. Air Force C-141 Soviet mission, accompanied the fam­ edged Nicholson was photographing Speakes said the administration was range nuclear forces. energy bills but it will also improve the quality and act prohibiting tandem trailers roadway narrows, Munroe said. qualified drivers. meeting in Manchester. Starlifter transport plane. ily to the United States. Soviet military equipment before he “ considering some steps involving The talks beoan March 12 and the first round is energy-effiency of low-income housing in the region," he said. several years ago, but that act was Extensive construction planned But Tourville said that most ol Vv,r«4yith the present condition" of Then they climbed aboard for the An Air Force spokesman said that was shot by a Soviet sentry but insisted U .S.-Soviet relations'' in response to the scheduled to end April 23. The second round is Eligible homes will first be checked to determine their successfully challenged in court by for parts of the state's highway the truckers who apply for the expected to begin at the end of May after the sides interstate routes, we feel that the flight to Andrews Air Force Base, "America the Beautiful " was chosen there was no justification for the killing. shooting, but declined to be specific. A weatherization needs. Paul C. Puzzo, executive director of CRT. the federal government. However, system will also add to traffic special tandem license pass what roads would be safer without outside Washington, for burial Satur­ for the band at Mrs. Nicholson's "They had a right to detain him, but not senior administration official said no receive fresh instructions from their estimated that each home would receive about $650 worth of a 1984 federal act allows the problems that might prove diffi he described as "a fairly rigid them," said Earle R. Munroe. an day at Arlington National Cemetery request. to shoot him." said one official. serious economic or political sanctions governments. weatherization transportation secretary to review cult for tandem trailers to oiierate test." assistant chief engineer at the Jenny clutched a doll throughout the The coffin was driven to the plane in a Nicholson was a member of the tiny against the Soviets were being consi­ The first two weeks saw four meetings between petitions for tandem prohibitions In addition to demonstrating DOT in. he said 8-minute ceremony in cold, windy grey hearse, then carried slowly aboard U.S. mililarv liaison mission based at dered. full delegations to organize the negotiations, the But if the turnout at Thursday's based on safety concerns Currently, single-trailer trucks their driving skills in a tandem most ambitious and complicated ever under­ Application deadline moved meeting was any indication, Man­ The tandem-trailer trucks, are limited to an overall length ol trailer truck, applicants must have taken by the two superpowers. It was announced held class I licenses for five years The deadline for submitting the financial section of chester residents would appear to which have no overall length limit 60 feet with a maximum trailer after Thursday's session that the same schedule but a maximum trailer length of length of 48 feet. Weight limits are and have had no moving traffic of once-weekly negotiating group meetings would Manchester Scholarship F'oundation applications has been be unconcerned about the presence of the twin-trailer trucks on the 28'.'i feet for each trailer, are now the same for both tandem-trailer violations in the previous two NATO greets newcomers be maintained next week. moved from April 8 to .^pril 15, a foundation spokeswoman said. state's highways. Only four people allowed to operate on all interstate trucks and single-trailer trucks years, Tourville said. However, the deadline for returning Part A of the application — most of them from other towns routes in Connecticut, as well as Richard T. Totirville, chief of The DOT has until April 30 to BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) - With ratification by the 12 parliaments, " remains April 8 and the I’ art C deadline is still May .1, she said. — could be counted among the 100 Routes 2, 8 and 9, provided the motor carrier operations for the have the governor submit its toasts of sparkling Spanish wine, Andreotti said. R.l. puts hold on immunity The scholarship applications are available in the guidance chairs and several DOT officials in operator has a special license. DOT, said that no meaningful petition to Dole, who will then have European ministers welcomed an The six original members of the PROVIDENCE, R.l. — David Marriott would departments of all Manchester schools. the gymnasium of Howell Cheney Connecticut is the only state to statistics on the safety of fandem- 120 d.iys to act on it, Munroe said agreement early today that will bring' community — France, West Germany, 2 Spain and Portugal into the European Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and have to agree to testify for the state and submit to Common Market, the world's largest Luxembourg — began the process of a polygraph test before the prosecution grants Pitkin meeting Tuesday trading bloc, by Jan 1. 1986. European integration in 1951. Britain. him immunity in the Claus von Bulow case. Spanish journalists broke into song as Ireland and Denmark joined in 1973 and Marriott was denied immunity Thursday but William Buckley 's booklet about the Pitkin Glass Works will be Two teams Italian Foreign Minister Giulio An- Greece in 1981. The community of still turned over all of the tapes, which he claims discussed Tuesday when the Pitkin Glass Works Inc. committee dreotti. who led the tense negotiations, twelve will have a population of nearly will help the stale prove that von Bulow tried to meets. for girls appeared with his Spanish counterpart, 320 million. kill his heiress wife in 1979 and 1980. The usually The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p in in the Municipal Fernando Moran, and Portuguese talkative Marriott refused to answer questions as Building coffee room. Finance Mipister Ernani Rodriguez Moran expressed "tremendous satis­ he left the Providence County Courthouse where faction" at the result, following six days he relinquished the tapes. 9 Lopes. bring woes "I have the joy to announce ... that of intensive negotiations to reach an "There will be no immunity for David Marriott Credit union honored now we have a community of twelve, " agreement before the summit. unless Mr. Marriott proves himself to the state," Attorney General Arlene Violet said in a Manchester Municipal Federal Credit Pnion was honored by By Bill Ylngllng Andreotti told a news conference after Andreotti said "we tied up the knots" on all the major difficulties that stood in three-page statement. the Credit linion National .A.ssociation last week in a message Herald Reporter 18 hours of negotiations. the way of enlargement. Details were sent to mark the local group's 25th anniversary. The agreement, which Andreotti said had braved several near "shipwrecks" not immediately available, but the "You can be proud of your achievements in helping people BOLTON — There are just not New home sales rebound during the eight-year accession pro­ problems included the degree of access improve their economic well-being, improve their standards of enough girls' softball players in cess, still needs the endorsement of Spain's huge fishing fleet should be WASHINGTON — Sales of new houses spurted living and increase their awareness of financial alternatives." town to support two girls' softball 6.2 percent in February after dropping 0.5 percent programs at the same time. community heads of government, who given to community waters, the amount CUNA President Jim Ft. Williams said in a message sent to the were gathering later today for a of Iberian wine, fruit and vegetable in January as the average home price reached Manchester credit union's board of directors But there are two programs And $101,300, the Commerce Department said today. Board of Education members two-day summit. exports and the freedom of Spanish and The credit union, which was chartered in 1960 to serve But officials of the European Eco­ Portuguese workers to settle in other The annual rate of house sales reached 638,000 employees of the town, now serves 519 members and has total claim that because there are two based on February’s sales activity, the depart­ programs, and because of state nomic Community said the leaders community countries. assets of $960,500. according to manager Lloyd Davidson. ment said. That rate was just slightly under the scholastic athletic eligibility rules, U P l photo were certain to welcome the "This is an historic moment," Lopes enlargement. said. "It will reinforce the democracy sales rate all last year of 639,000 new houses. The the high school is losing some good average price was just $100 under the record set players. WEST GERMANY’S HANS GENSCHER "We will now have a rapid signing of and boost the economies of our two New day-care request filed the accession treatv. and then the countries." in November. The average for all of last year was School board members voted welcomes Spanish counterpart, right, to NATO $97,600. Theresa Shapleighof 115 Ru.ssell St. has reapplied to the Zoning Thursday night to send a letter Board of Appeals for a special exception and a variance to allow asking the Board of Selectmen to Senate warns Japanese her to operate a day-care center in her home. arrange a meeting in which the two agencies could seek a solution to MX foes say Reagan win streak reaches its end WASHINGTON — Without a dissenting voice, Shapleigh received approval last month from the ZBA for a the Senate has urged President Reagan to special exception for the day-care facility, but before issuing the the problem a bipartisan manner." retaliate against Japanese imports unless Japan certificate of approval. Zoning Enforcement Officer Thomas R. The problem is that the town By Ellof Brenner sign America now stands united before David Boren, D-Okla., and Albert Gore, the Soviets at the arms talks in Geneva, In Moscow, new Soviet leader Mikhail gives U.S. products greater access to its markets. O'Marra found that the location of the site was within 2,000 feet of Recreation Commission has sche­ United Press International D-Tenn.. said they will try to permit the Switzerland. deployment of just 40 MX in Minuteman Gorbachev accused the United States of The non-binding resolution was approved 92-0 another nursery school — Center Nursery School. Zoning duled its slow-pitch girls' softball program at about the same time It is expected to be two or th 3 silos instead of the 100 proposed by using the talks as a cover-up for Thursday as the United States urged Japan in regulations prohibit nursery schools within 2.000 feet of each WASHINGTON - Having handed that the high school has its ee months before the next full-blown Reagan. increased military programs. negotiations here to grant U.S. firms the same other, unless a variance is granted Herald photo by Pinto President Reagan the MX missiles he fast-pitch program. wanted this year. Congress now is House or Senate test of the MX arrives Gore said the administration agreed But the administration's plea not to ability to compete in Japan’s vast telecommuni­ The ZBA decided Monday night to hold in abeyance its previous But because of Connecticut Congratulations, mom eyeing his bid for 48 more in fiscal 1986 in voles on the fiscal 1986 defense in 1981 it could accept 40 or 50 of missiles undercut the negotiators was hard for cations market as Japanese companies enjoy approval, to allow Shapleigh to make a new application. The item Interscholastic Athletic Confer­ and dropping not-so-subtle hints he may authorization bill. In the interim, instead of 100. "We told them we would many members to resist. here. will be the subject of a public hearing at the ZBA's April 22 "1 do still believe that a key factor in The Commerce Department announced Thurs­ ence rules, stating that a player Roxann Lannan of 540 Taylor St. is Bushey, Ruth Dorey and Henrietta not get them all. reduction proposals are likely to be not go that high.” Gore said. "They meeting, according to the planning office staff. Thursday was the can play for only one team at a Reagan won a 217-210 showdown in offered in committee. have been notified for three or four this vote was the ongoing talks in day that the monthly U .S. trade deficit with Japan deadline for submitting applications for the .April meeting, a time, the girls have had to choose kissed by her daughters, Merrybeth Ward, 17; Alberta Norris and Agnes the House Thursday, his final congres­ The victory for Reagan — which saw years ' Geneva," said assistant House Republi­ had worsened f staff member said. between the town's team and the Lannan, left, and Colleen Lannan after Kamor, 13; Nina Armstrong and Rita sional hurdle in getting $1.5 billion for 21 61 Democrats join with 156 Republicans Congress has now approved a produc­ can leader Trent Lott of Mississippi, om $3.7 billion in January to $4.3 billion in school's team. being crowned 1985 WATES queen Peckham, 11; Elizabeth Pavelack, 10; missiles in fiscal year 1985. But four in backing the missile and 187 Demo­ tion run of 42 missiles over and above who also credited Les Aspin, chairman February. That was partly accounted for by a "It isn't right, " said Chairman Senate Democrats who aided his cause crats line up with 23 Republicans the first 20 dedicated to research and of the House Armed Services Commit­ nearly $500 million increase in imports of new Thursday at Piano's Restaurant in Helen Potyra, 9; Ardell Elinskas and tee. for developing a concensus with cars from Japan. The Senate denounced Japan's A Area Towns In Brief James Marshall after the meeting said they will try to trim total missile against it — brought to an end a series of development "It isn't fair to put a player in the Bolton. Lannan, president of Manches­ Marion Keegan, 8. Dorothy Hayman deployment to 4(). less than half the 100 four votes in Congress Reagan had to Reagan said: "I think as far as House Democrats. trade policies and warned that if more equal situation where she has to pick ter WATES, lost 34.5 pounds. Other top won the club's "Eager Beaver” award Reagan has asked for. win to get the missiles. He won earlier in America is concerned, this shows again Aspin has indicated he loo will seek a treatment is not forthcoming Congress will respond with retaliatory legislation. ‘Helping Hands’ to start between one team or the other. " weight losses this year were recorded and Alberta Norris won the Founders r the week 219-213 in the House, and last that we were able to stand in a smaller number of missiles than the And opponents insisted Congress has week had twin 55-45 Senate victories. administration wants. The resolution calls on the president to seek an Marshall said that in 1981, the by Marge Surdam, 25 pounds; Lorraine bipartisan way before the world as far BOLTON — Resident State Trooper Richard Walsh is planning school board and the Recreation Award. not heard the last from them. Many Democrats pledged to work to as our security is concerned." Democratic leader Jim Wright said opening of Japanese markets to achieve at least to start a "Helping Hands " program in Bolton to identify houses Commission had reached a tacit Wente, 20; - Rose Nicol, 19; Helen "We are going to pick ourselves up, trim his 1986 request as the price for As for a possible cap on deployment, the narrow voles on the MX in the House as big an increase in the flow of U.S. products to where children can go in an after-school emergency. agreement that the town's athletic dust ourselves off, and go right after the victory this time, which coincided with he said, "Well, those things will go on, indicated "the administration would be Japan as the likely increase in Japanese auto An organizational meeting for interested volunteers is programs would provide young next vote,” said Rep. Edward Markey, the renewal of arms talks. and all 1 know is that in Geneva today well advised to read the handwriting on exports to this country — which will result from scheduled April 16 at 7: 30 p.m. at Bolton Center School on Notch Bolton athletes with the basic skills D-Mass. Senate Democratic leader Robert they can sit down at the negotiating the wall" that defense spending from Japan's relaxing its voluntary export controls. Road. necessary for participation in high Fire Calls Reagan hailed Thursday's vole as a Byrd and Sens. Sam Nunn, D-Ga.. table and know that we came forward in here on out will be held down. Under the program, homes offered by residents as a refuge for school sports. children are identified by decal of a hand placed in the window. But since then, the staffs of both Manchester Cooper and Walnut streets alarm. 68C Pascal Lane (Town). For more information, call Walsh at 643-6060 or Sharon Preuss the school board and the Recrea­ (Town). Friday, 5:13 a.m. — water at 649-6924. tion Commission have changed Thursday, 8:20 a.m. — medical call, 399 Hilliard St. (Eighth Friday, 2:56 a.m. smoke alarm, 138 Wetherell St. (Town). NOTICE!! and the agreement has been You could have bought 500 forgotten, he said. District). Fur,ta Thursday. 10:01 am , — motor ounces of SILVER (Engel­ Towns eligible for grants Marshall said that because the program designed with vehicle accident, 335 Center St. hard). for only $3425 or 10 An offer high school's season is determined (Town. Paramedics). ounces of QOLD, (Maple Leaf tots in m in d ." There will be public hearings on the Connecticut Small Cities by the CIAC, it would be impossible (Ages 1 to 4 / 5 to 7) Thursday. 12:07 p.m. — motor or Krugerrand) for only Community Development Block Grant program Wednesday in to change the schedule to allow for SWARMING IS.agO*'’ on March 25. 1985 Now offering pn>grum» in the Inflow mg ^reos Colchester and Thursday in Bloomfield. vehicle accident, 549 E. Middle * Mom and Tot Movomnni and Ekt'it-iM' At SUPERCUTS, girls to play in both programs. and paid NO SALES TAX at: *rrralivc Movement and fLiernsr Andover. Bolton and Coventry are among more than 150 Turnpike (Town, Paramedics). Kkh 12 and under...gM $2 He said he would rather see the CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN * M u n k ' Appret’iation to make you Thursday, 4:12 p.m. — medical Connecticut towns eligible for federal Small Cities Community Recreation Commission start its BOS MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER * ('realivr Dramatii-^ off our regular $8* SUPERCUT. call, 46 Foster St. (Town, TERMITES Kegintralton open for ^week and summer Development Block grants. softball schedule after the high FOR CURRENT PRICES AND Paramedics). ASK FOR A COMPLETE introduiior) programs Bring in this ad to thh participating The grants are restricted to towns and cities with less than school season is over. INFORMATION CALL M3-6295 For Information Call: 647-7796 SUPERCUTS shop in your naif^boftioad 50,000 residents. School board member David Thursday, 4:24 p.m. — medical HOME INSPECTION-NOWI Mom I M t Sn K trs 6 3P • M call, 476 Main St. (Town, smile... The Colchester hearing is scheduled from 8 to 10 p.m, Fernald said it is too late in the Act quickly; avoid additional damage. Bliss Offer good throu^ April 31,1988. year to make any changes that will Paramedics). Wednesday at Day Hall on Main Street. The Bloomfield hearing Thursday. 4:59 p.m. — medical termiteexperts— plus ourtechnical staff— provide affect this season. "But we can’t over a centuiy of trained experience. They'll check your entire house and is scheduled from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the council call. East Catholic High School, 115 ACUPUNCTURE & PAIN CLINIC Manchester Danbury Watarbury wait until next December to solve help you avoid additional problems. 5 year guarantee included A free family portrait chambers at Town Hall. 800 Bloomfield Ave., which is the New State Road (Town. For Pain and Chronic illness Manchester Parkade Nutmeg Square K-Mart Plaza intersection of routes 189 and 178. the problem." he said. Fernald said he hopes to meet Paramedics). CERTIFIED M.D. ACUPUNCTURIST 649-2411 798-2397 574-4437 for new accounts. with town officials and try to solve Thursday, 8:10 p.m. — alarm. NELSON CHANG, M.D. the problem after the two boards Meadows Convalescent Center. 333 (former Neurosurgeon) Deposit $5(X) or more in a new N.O.W. Checking or Hearing doesn’t last long 649-9240 M-F 9 9 M-F 9-9 M-F 9-9 have completed their budget work, Bidwell St. (Town). Neurology • Psychiatry Statement Savings Account at Heritage, and you’ll Thursday, 8:12 p.m, — smoke SAT 9-6 COVENTRY — A Monday night public hearing on the Stunt near the end of the school year. GREATER HARTFORD PAIN CLINIC SAT 9 6 SAT 9 6 receive a free 16 x 20 Decorator Portrait of you or Ranch, which was continued from two weeks ago, was closed alarm, 54D Pascal Lane (Town). Main Ollice SUN 11-5 SUN 12-5 SUN 12-5 Thursday, 9:02 p.m. — medical your family. Open your account by May 4,1985. This after a few short comments because representatives of Stunts BLISS Watkins Center. Suite 303 No Appointment Necessary $ treasured gift will be yours to enjoy for many years Inc., owners of the proposed site, did not attend. The State of Bahrain is 258 call. Fern Street off South Main 935 Main St., Manchester TERMITE CONTROL -Shampoo and Blow Dry Available At Additional Cost to come. Just stop by the Heritage office nearest A few residents attended the hearing, but no one spoke. Steve square miles in area, smaller than Street (Town, Paramedics). 647-7500 Thursday, 9:27 — car fire. you, today. Tuekerman, town planner, recommended denial of the New York City. THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. 112 Cottage Grove Rd., Bloomfield. - 243-3903 application, saying it lacked information on sanitation and parking. "It may be permissible in commercial zoning but not in RV-40 zoning," he said. Hillstown Road Stunts Inc. is seeking a special permit to build an Old West ghost town to be used as a stunt school, offering weekend familv Hcrit^c Savings shows and activities. THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. 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6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 29, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 29, 1985 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Kennedy tells patty to dump factions OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor By Steve Gerstel stand that there is a difference surely will lose to the real thing. " ^ nor higher taxes to pay for every United Press International between being a party that cares In a wide-ranging speech, during ' costly program but "rather, those about labor — and being a labor which he derided Reagan’s poli­ of us who care about domestic WASHINGTON - Sen. .Edward party. There is a difference cies but said Reagan has restored progress must do more with less." .ii^ Kennedy, D-Mass., said today that between being a party that cares the presidency as a "vigorous, • "We must not free ourselves Democrats can win again but not if about women and being the purposeful instrument of national from the past in order to run from Grief leads to an enlightened policy leadership," Kennedy offered a responsibility for the poor and the the party fights a "rear guard women’s party. And we can and we J a ck action" to save the past or must be a party that cares about formula of four "imperatives" for homeless, the hungry who must he WASHINGTON - Ken and Fran Nathanson's the 44 truck drivers held a total of 63 licenses, had becomes a "pale carbon copy” of minorities without becoming a Democratic success: fed, the weak who must he political odyssey — an exceptional journey that received 98 license suspensions, were involved in Republicans. minority party. • Democrats "must recognize strengthened, and the hurt win has seen their personal grief transformed into 104 accidents and had been convicted of 456 traffic A n d e rso n He said that "beyond the appar­ "Nor can we be content with first of all that we cannot face our must be healed." enlightened public policy — began on a stormy violations. ent discord and disputes within the fighting a rear guard action to save actual problems with an ideology • To lead the country, not a that is always pro-government or "collection of divided and contend day almost a decade ago. In addition, the concept of having the federal Democratic Party, there is an the policies of the past, while On the day after Christmas 1975, the Nathansons emerging opportunity which is hoping that an economic turndown always anti-government. " ing groups” — warning the Repiih- government coordinate the exchange of • ’The answer is "not simply lican course "threatens to set ,is were driving from their home in the Washington also a national imperative." will raise our prospects in the information among the states was endorsed by the more dollars and more spending” against one another” suburbs to visit relatives in Massachusetts. Their "The time is ripe for us to future,” Kennedy said. "That General Accounting Office, the National Safety strategy is wrong — it does not holiday trip came to a tragic end on an interstate reclaim our rightful role at the Council, the American Association of Motor center of American progress," deserve to win and it probably will highway in Rhode Island when a tractor-trailer Vehicle Administrators and other prestigious Poor-mouthing Kennedy said in a speech prepared not work." Indicators show slight gain plowed into the rear of the car, killing their 14- organizations. for delivery today at Hofstra Kennedy, who unsuccessfully year-old daughter, Kamy. University in New York City. sought the Democratic presiden­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ing coincident Indicators - wh h The operator of the truck, the Nathansons later REFUSING TO ALLOW the program to be good technique But Kennedy warned that Demo­ tial nomination in 1980, also government’s leading economic measure current employment, m learned, held a driver's license from his home enthusiastic about actually implementing the killed, Ken Nathanson went directly to the federal crats cannot win in the 1986 warned against letting "healthy indicators rose 0.7 percent in come, production and sales state of New Jersey — but it was suspended at the statute. officials who had proposed eliminating all NDR off-year elections — or the presid­ re-examination become an instru­ February, anticipating moderate declined t)y 0 :t percent, the secnnil ment of unhealthy recrimination, time of the crash. Abandoning their successful advertising and funding and argued that they made a mistake. ency in 1988 — by pretending that economic growth even though consecutive drop In fact, his driving rMord was so poor that the public relations business, the Nathansons for Mubarak the "essential problem" in Walter where each faction blames the many current economic trends are The report showed that the After hearing him, they acknowledged their error, Mondale's landslide defeat last other as part of a draining struggle New Jersey license had been suspended on six dedicated themselves to the task of reviving and depressed, the Commerce Depart­ economy actually got worse at tlie "We were wrong," Raymond A. Peck Jr., head year was President Reagan’s for position and power.” ment said today. sdme time it was sending signals ■■! prior occasions — but when the accident occurred sustaining the NDR. of the National Highway Traffic Safety WASHINGTON — Poor-mouthing is a venerable television presence. "We must offer new ideas," the The 0.7 percent, while less than better times ahead he was driving with another license, issued in They had made considerable progress toward Administration, admitted in late 1981. “ It was a technique used by the world’s big-league beggars And Kennedy cited an overriding senator from Massachusetts said. half the revised 1.5 percent in­ Five of the 10 leading indicators Arizona. attaining that goal by 1981, when President dumb choice ... It was just a mistake.” when they come to Washington, Needy potentates imperative for a Democratic vic­ "But they must be more than crease in January, was far better available for measurement went The Nathansons embarked on a personal Reagan’s new appointees at the Department of tory: "We must seek to lead a retreads of the reactionary nos­ Because of the Nathansons’ determination, the trying to extract a few billion from Congress tend to the October- December average — up, led by new orders for facte > crusade to ensure that the federal government Transportation decided to terminate the entire country, not a collection of divided trums of this day. If we seek to a 0.2 decline. NDR today is alive and contains the names of 8.5 paint as dreary a picture as possible of their EDWARD KENNEDY WARNS DEMOCRATS equipment. Also positive were maintained an accurate, current and program as a cost-cutting measure. million drivers whose licenses have been and contending groups. become a pale carbon copy of the While the sensitive leading indi­ monthly average of 500 common situations. . . . stop catering to ’contending groups’ Republicans, then Democrats comprehensive National Driver Register. It would By then, the Nathansons had considerable suspended or revoked. Last year, it handled 15,3 “ As Democrats, we must under­ cators improved, the accompany- stock prices. provide the license-issuing officials of ail states evidence to support their contention that as many million inquiries and identified 277,000 people who Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, an expert at with information about drivers whose licenses had as 20 million drivers — most of whom have been had been denied driving privileges in at least one the game, was in town earlier this month seeking been canceled, suspended, withdrawn or denied in convicted on alcohol-related charges or are state. more aid for his impoverished country. He resorted to j : other states. chronic violators of other laws — hold licenses Because most of the data is exchanged by mail, poor-mouthing, just like any national leader looking issued by states unaware of their records the processing time typically is a week to 10 days for a handout from Uncle Sugar. THE NDR THEORETICALLY had been in elsewhere. — but the first steps now have been taken to allow Mubarak is torn between gratitude for the billions existence since 1960, when legislation mandating In 1980, for example, when the National instantaneous identification of those who have he has already received and the resentment that its establishment was signed into law — but Transportation Safety Board analyzed 44 forfeited their right to drive along the nation’s neither state nor federal officials had been accidents involving tractor-trailers, it found that dependence engenders. But he regards the U.S. highways. Treasury as a fat cow to be milked. And he left towp with about $500 million in U.S. aid, which isn’t bad in An editorial the international begging league. The Directors, Officers & Employees The U.S. Embassy in Cairo tried to prepare the State Department for Mubarak’s pitch by sending information on Egyptian oil revenues. The Egyptians Older drivers claimed that the income from the Sinai oil fields, which Israel gave back to Egypt in 1976, has dropped ofTR anchester State Bank say significantly in the last couple of years. should have In a confidential cable, the Cairo embassy confirmed that Egyptian revenues from the Sinai oil fields had indeed fallen since 1981-82: from almost $2.7 periodic tests billion to an estimated $2 billion in the current fiscal year. A bill making its way through Connecticut "Thank You!” THE EMBASSY CABLE, obtained by my associate legislative committees wants to study Lucette Lagnado, also reported a bit of plain and whether should the state should require older fancy poor-mouthing by the Egyptians: "Although drivers to take periodic eye examinations. the Egyptian government has claimed that oil The catalyst for this measure was a fatal revenues declined significantly in 1983-84 over 1982-83 accident caused by an older man driving in in its request to the United States for increased the wrong direction on a four-lane highway. assistance, this claim is not supported by the revenue Rep. Edith Prague, D-Columbia, introduced figures provided to the embassy by the (Egyptian) Ministry of Petroleum," the measure and immediately got a storm of protest from irate senior citizens. The Egyptians evidently made no attempt to cover It’s too bad some people reacted ihis way. up their little white lie. They gave the embassy The Legislature should approve the study and revenue figures for the last three fiscal years, which showed that while exports from the Sinai oil fields we hope enough elected officials will see the had, in fact, increased some $112 million in 1983-84, need for these periodic examinations. When they were still significantly below the figure for we grow older, our vision may become 1981-82. impaired and other faculties may slow. This The embassy also reported that the Sinai oil fields legislation could help to get potential problem are expected to run dry in another 10 years. The drivers off the roads before more tragedies Open Forum Egyptian government is already considering ration­ occur. ing as a means of stretching the rapidly shrinking oil As it stands now, the bill to simply the study supply in the face of growing demand. the question was approved by the Legisla­ tions Commission, stated that her ture’s Transportation Committee, which such a bare-faced financial grab, EGYPT’S OIL RESOURCES obviously would Eagleville project but it has, in the form of a actions did not violate state would like to have the study done by the provide little more than limousine maintenance for a February 1985 Environmental Im­ campaign laws. country like Saudi Arabia, which makes administra­ Department of Transportation. The bill now would hurt area pact Evaluation, which carefully As long as I am Democratic town tion sources feel that perhaps Mubarak should do a goes to the Appropriations Committee, which neglects to mention that the areas chairman, the Bolton Democratic little more belt-tightening. To the Editor; Nathan G. Agostinelli, President & Treasurer Mary McConville, Richard Lauzier. Elsie Tartaglia. William Fraser, Stanley Jarvis that are to be removed from public Party and Democratic officials will consider funding for the study. Under But Egypt continues to subsidize the energy use are precisely those used by the will never deliberately do anything provisions of the measure, licenses for A private Hartford firm. Bowers consumption of its people to the tune of around $5 local swimmers and fishermen, without the welfare of the town Manchester’s success is our success because when we grow, Manchester grows. drivers age 70 to 80 would be valid for two Hydroelectric Inc., is proposing to billion a year. lease the state-owned recreational and which clearly states that the being uppermost in their minds. years and licenses for drivers age 80 and older "A special cabinet-level committee ... is now area at Eagleville Dam for the proposed loss of the waterfall is not The candidates who are running would be valid for one year. Drivers now have examining price reform,” the embassy cabled. Manchester State Bank deposits are reinvested in Manchester. purpose of building a hydroelectric significant. It may not be signifi­ for office are outstanding people All the option at age 65 to renew licenses for two "Electricity price increases for some users may be power plant. The land on which this cant to the Hartford-based devel­ who are dedicated to Bolton’s or four years and do not have to take an eye implemented this spring." power plant will be built is opers, but it is significant to the future, growth, and prosperity, A NO other commercial bank can make that claim. test. currently used for fishing and many citizens of Coventry and "team of leaders" is an apt This falls into the category of interesting-if-true. In Several other states have adopted such swimming. The waterfall is a Mansfield who are scheduled to be description of this group. They a country where a penny increase in the price of legislation, and we feel Connecticut should natural attraction enjoyed by the big losers in this little game. pledge that their commitment to subsidized bread provoked bloody riots a few years Public hearings on this proposal the town will not end on May 6, DEPOSITS TOTAL ASSETS EARNINGS LOANS follow suit. Those with good eyesight would large numbers of people who ago, removing the subsidy on energy seems unlikely. Millions will be held by the DEP this Election Day. still have the privilege of driving. Those with canoe, picnic, or just sunbathe in Meanwhile, despite Mubarak’s apparent success at Thursday at 7:30 p.m., at the Our style is not to make foolish the state-owned area, not to the White House, there is some feeling on Capitol Hill Thousands impaired vision — people who are a greater Eagleville Fire Station at the accusations, particularly when the mention the esthetic enjoyment of that aid to Egypt should be looked at more carefully. risk on the road — would be denied the license. comer of routes 32 and 275. All issue at hand is of ultimate benefit the people who drive on Route 275 For example. Rep. Larry Smith, D-Fla., is investigat­ concerned public are invited to MiUions Millions Opponents have argued that these changes every day on their way to work at to town residents. We, instead, ing the Egyptian aid situation. are discriminatory. We feel the revisions are UConn or elsewhere. come and speak or to just listen to believe that it is better to put our 14 23* no less discriminatory than the effort to raise If the proposed power plant is the testimony. Written comments energies toward actions which will the drinking age. Young adults who do not built. Eastern Connecticut will lose may also be addressed to Mr. benefit the town of Bolton and its Strictly personal David Fox' at the DEP- drink and drive come under the same one of its most charming scenic residents. areas. The DEP report on the Planning/Coastal Management • Several anxious readers have asked if Congress restrictions as their counterparts who might Office, 71 Capitol Ave., Hartford, Hank Kelsey will act to keep their unemployment checks coming violate the law. Seniors with good vision and power plant observes that the waterfall will be non-existent 35 Conn. 06106, before April 8. Chairman, Bolton when supplemental benefits run out in a few days. My good driving skills can pass the exam and can percent of the time (presumably Democratic Town Committee sources on Capitol Hill are pessimistic. The program remain on the road. It’s the drivers that during the summer and fall — the Ann Linda Polcaii expires at the end of this month, and more than 300,(KX) present a risk to others who must be removed times of lowest mean flow, and 153 Pine Lake Drive jobless Americans will find no unemployment check from the road. heaviest public use), and will be Coventry Parade stories in the mailbox next week unless Congress does greatly reduced (presumably to a something in a hurry. sad trickle) the rest of the time. and photos good Rep. Don Pease, D-Ohio, has been working Picnickers and those driving by frantically to get the benefits reinstated, but time is To the Editor: 80 HI 82 8.^ 84 HO 81 82 8.5 84 80 81 82 8.5 84 80 81 82 85 84 will see, not a rural scene of Town’s welfare running out. For one thing, the House decided to take a brief vacation when several of its members, including waterfall and fishermen, but a We, the undersigned members of '^Earnings per Share garage-like structure and an ugly Democrats’ goal Majority Leader James Wright, D-Texas, went to the the Manchester St. Patrick’s Day Geneva arms talks. The Senate also took a few days stone dam wall. Fishermen will To the Editor: Parade Committee, wish to take find that their most frequently off. That lost some valuable time. this opportunity to thank the But perhaps the most crucial factor is the opposition Our Interest in Manchester is Working for You! used areas are blocked off. Recently, a few members of the Manchester Herald for the excel­ Swimmers will find the same. of the Reagan administration, which has quietly DIRECTORS OFFICERS Republican party have made loud lent coverage and first-rate report­ passed the word that no further extension of benefits Canoe clubs, which use the area as noises about possible "election ing accorded to this parade by your PAUL ACETO RONALD JACOBS NATHAN G. AGOSTINELLI STANLEY J. JARVIS should be made and no charges in the unemployment President & Treasurer a start and end point for races, will violations’’ by Bolton’s first select­ NATHAN G. AGOSTINELLI NICHOLAS A LaPENTA Senior Vice President newspaper. The scope of coverage, system enacted. President of the Corporation find their parking facilities li­ man, Sandy Pierog. 1 feel that as story and pictures can only help to ROXIE LEONE mited. What the fish will think, • Who suffers when the grand shazams in charge of ANDREW ANSALDI, JR, FRANCIS R MURRAY insubstantial as these accusations insure that the units from Man­ Chairman. Board of RICHARD R. LAUZIER MARY F. McCONVILLE federal agencies decide to defy congressional budget WILLIAM A. OLEKSINSKI only the fish know — unless you are are in reality, I must respond. chester who participated received Directors. Vice Pi\>sident Vice President Assistant Treasurer cuU and Just keep on spending. Not the big shots, you SAMUEL D. PIERSON reassured by DEP’s optimistic The issue in question concerns a the recognition they so rightfully STEPHEN CAVAGNARO can be sure of that. Take the most recent case, when JOSEPH A SCHAUSTER assumption that only an unspeci­ message from Sandy informing deserved in this community- RICHARD COBB WILLIAM H. FRASER ELSIE N. TARTAGLIA the seven Interstate Commerce Commissioners EDWARD J. TOMKIEL fied percentage will be killed off by residents of CONNSAVE, a non­ oriented affair. ANTHONY DZEN Vice President Assistant Secretary ignored last year’s budget cuts and kept on at the the power plant intake — and that profit organization established to I I I I I I I I ( Your reporters, Susan Vaughn same old level, figuring Congress could be talked into those will only be the smaller help Connecticut citizens reduce and Nancy Pappas, and photo- (younger?) fish. passing a supplemental appropriation. But several energy costs. The accusation that . grapher, Al Tarquinio, did a Member FDIC The proposed dam will not members of Congress are determined not to give the this was a "political maneuver" is superb job and are to be com­ ICC more money. provide enough electricity to make totally unfounded. The first select­ mended for their efforts. Once Result? The agency’s employees now face a any noticeable impact on Connecti­ man was responding to a request again, from all of us to all of you, four-day week (with four days’ pay) if Congress State Bank cut’s needs. It will produce finan­ Manchester which she believed would benefit thanks a million! ClMS^MEA IOC doesn’t relent. That, of course, would make the public cial benefits for the would-be many town residents. This act in no losers, as the ICC tries to do 100 percent of its Job in 80 developers, at considerable loss to way violated any charter or 1041 M ain St. 646-4004 185 Spencer St. 649-7570 St. Patrick’s Day percent of the time. Needless to say, the seven the local residents. election rules. In fact, Jeffrey "OK, which one Is the Interest on the federel Parade Committee commissioners will be unaffected by the pay cuts they It is incredible to think that the Garfield, executive director and debt and which one Is the trade deficit?" Sean Byrne, Chairman will have caused. They’re paid on an annual basis— at DEP could give their blessing to general counsel .of the state Elec­ John J. Sullivan, Co-chairman better than $70,000 each. MANCHESTER HKRAl.D. Friday. March 29. 1985 - 9 H - MANCllF-STER HERALD. Friday. March 29, 1985

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James Diorio. a arrest record '22) (301 NBC News IS presented (2 hrs ) in the pocket of Nicola Sacco in one of the most United Press International told him the "police were bluffing" self the brunt of some jokes after he takes ALLEY OOP - by D«v« Gr«u« former public defender, will be tried Burns sprang from the bench, ex­ 24) Nightly Business Report 9:30 PM (53 O ff the Rack (CC) Kate s controversial murder cases matched cartridges a spectacular pratfall HOW CAN IT BE NUr.MI cused the jury and ordered lawyers for about their suspicion of Mary Diorio son uses Sam's policy of bribery on one of THAJ'S BECAOJSE LOOK OVER ( -p WELL, I'LL BE ^ found at the scene 65 years ago. BRIDGEPORT - The .startled judge- later (381 Jeffersons (53 News PANGED! IT'S ) IT'S NOT E\l N PAk'F and tried to persuade him to remain his teachers FOLKS USE 'EM / THERE, MR.OOP.'' 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Funnyman Coslry looks at the humor in ev­ ics are questionable Richard Widmark, fears for herself and Lance when Lance is Diorio started sobbing when Burns Fuller first testified he did not Henry Fonda. Inger Stevens 1968 cartridges found at the scene with bullets found clown to keep silent about a pic-in-the- at her daughter's graduation last June eryday faults, foibles and successes Bill convicted for Angela’s attempted murder addressed the issue of a mistrial and consider the mention of the Hell's Cosby Rated PG (22 (30) Knight Rider Michael's life is in (60 mm ) later in Sacco’s pocket, was disclosed by Dr. face graduation prank. 25, and then offering him a $10,000 bribe pleaded; "Please, no mistrial this Angels a threat, but when pressed by 7 :0 0 P M (3) CBS News danger when ho attends a spa where spy (53 New s Henry C. Lee, head of the state police forensic to keep silent operations threaten the safety of the Superior Court Judge Robert P. has been so hard on me. " Burns called prosecutors added: "Il is my opinion [ 5 ] (38) M -A -S 'H (53 (40) M a tt Houston (CC) Matt s fian laboratory, at ceremonies Thursday marking the that he used it to scare me." U S A (60 min ) cee appears to be the next victim when a Burns was to hear arguments loday on a Fuller also charged James Diorio another recess as Diorio was led from C8l ABC News (CC) release of a new manual on forensic evidence. Mary Diorio offered the bribe and her 24) (57) Washington Week/Review Paul frustrated actor seeks fame as a killer (60 Detective Marshall Robinson, a ballistics possible mistrial motion from prosecu­ with threatening him with the mention the courtroom C13 Dallas Duke IS joined by top Washington journal mm ) of his alleged ties to the Hell's Angels Fuller claims Mary Diorio paid for husband nodded in agreement. Fuller ists analyzing the week s news expert at the stale police forensic laboratory who tors, who were not sure they wanted to 'll) Jeffersons (.11) Independent News Motorcycle Club. the pie gag in mostly $1 bills and change said. When the couple left his store, the (38) M OVIE: 'The Boston Strangler' This developed the new evidence, said both sets of proceed with the case against Mary 20) (40^ Barney Miller 20) Tales from the Darkside THE BORN LOSER * by Art Sansom she claimed was collected from stu­ professional clown walked directly to drama details the nse. manhunt, capture cartridges were made on the same machine at the Diorio. Defense attorney Joseph Ganim 22) Wheel of Fortune 22) (30) M iam i Vice Crockett and Tubbs dents at Tomlinson Middle School in the police station and informed authori­ and prosecution of the notorious Boston BUT Peters Cartridge Co. of King's Mill, Ohio. Diorio, 36, and her husband, James, walked past the jury and unfurled a 24) MacNeil/Cehrer Newshour murderer Tony Curtis. Henry Fonda, make a temporary move to homicide when r^oM ETwes UF6 Doesw'f' HOlWCQWe I 4-to-5-foot paper printout he trailed Fairfield ties. he said. three doped up teenagers terrorize Miami "The Peters company was one of the major 44, each face a possible 10 years in (30) Family Feud George Kennedy 1968 MAKg 6ew 6 e„. W&ur TDBEP ACRMlIOfo, (60 mm ) BUS U.S. manufacturers of ammunition with world­ (41) M arisela (41) 'Charytin' Programa musical presen AFTER A ^ lando la bella Charytin 2 4 (57) N e w W orld Visions The develop­ IP(5^ NI6HT wide distribution,” Robinson said. 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i ^ ‘ * * h * i Obituaries Slowdown forces Chiefs not finished FOCUS/ W e e k e n d Catherine Allen company layoffs Catherine "K atie" (Byrne) with probe of assauit Allen. 90. of Enfield, died Wednes­ day at Baystate Medical Center. Continu(‘d from page 1 that the change in management An investigation into a re­ while the fire was still burning Springfield, Mass. She was the would mean better pay and benef­ ported altercation between in a back bedroom at 377 Adams mother of William J. Allen Jr. of When the ZH.-\ considered the its One worker who spoke to the town and Flighth Utilities Dis­ St. hut ended after Griffin Manchester, boiler plant last month. Toman Manchester Herald Thursday af­ trict firefighters at the scene of punched district firefighter Meet THE voice of ‘Morning Pro Musica’ She also is survived by a said the company would like to ternoon said this hasn't been the an .Adams Street house fire Raymond P Fredericksen in daughter. Mrs. Joseph (Agnes) turn Multi-Ciriuits .irouiul .mil case "1 don't want to go back Tuesday morning remains in­ the chin . D'Aleo of Enfield; three grand­ coming from individual listeners. make it a good (i.irt ol the there They don't pay." he said complete, Town Fire Chiel John By Nancy Pappas children; and nine great­ A transcript of emergency "We divide the listener letters comiminity Rivosa said today. Herald Reparfer ‘When people are faced with that kind of grandchildren. SIGNS OF AN IMPENDINt; radio conmuinications froiti the into a few categories," Lurtsema The funeral will be Saturday at District Fire Chief Harold A. incident indicates that police said "Most, fortunately are love l.iyoft were evident about six Were you listening to Connt-eli- quiet terrdr, they are iooking for a 9; 1.S a.m, from Leete-Stcvens ANOTHER EMPLOYEE who Toplift Jr. could not be reached mislakeniy dispatched the town letters Some are Irom people weeks ago, when the supply ol eut I'ublie Hiidio lit 7 o'clock this Enfield Chapels, 61 South Road. was laid off Thiirsd.iy said he has lor comment late 'Thursday or department to the lire. F'our touchstone, a feeling of,, ‘Oh, at least there’s requesting a piece, or asking for a worked lor Mulli-t'iri’uits for about work diminished, the 27-year-old morning'’ Enfield, with a mass of Christian this morning minutes later police dis­ record number. .\ few are hate 14 months, first .is an outside man said Rivosa. who met with Toplilf It so. you -- und ;i quiirler of ii that.’ I feel like I can offer this. It’s my small burial at 10 a m. in St. Patrick's patchers radioed lor the district letters — about two or three mainten.iiice worker .ind lor the "The shelves were getting Wedne.sday night to compare million other listeners — heard a Church, Enfield Burial will be in department to respond, the attempt to change the world ’ percent They don t like the fact last three weeks .is ,i lu'uducfiou empty , ' he said "If they had given their separate investigations, chorus of songbirds chirping, then St. Patrick's King Street Ceme-, Marc Chagall Iranscrqn shows that wc play modern music, or that worker in the V.ie H.il deti.irfment. us this notice here two weeks ago. " said the two conterred again the strains of the adagio from lery. Enfield. Calling hours are we play early music, or that we where l.imm.ited eiriuil bo.irds he said, pointing to Gatto's letter, Thursday Rivosa said that the Ollicials in both departments Bach's eoneerto for two key­ today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Robert J. Lurtsema seem to he imposing our taste on are assembled The iii.iii e.li ned "they'd have less people upset with altercation seems to have been have said the normal procedure boards, and, finally, the soothing Memorial donations may be others. This doesn't bother me — I Artist Chagall about $4 50 hour them based on a disagreement be­ when one department arrives voice ol Robert J. Lurlsema. host made to the Enfield Community .111 figure you can't please all people. " He said the most senior workers The woman worker also said that first on the scene of an emer­ of "Morning I’ ro Musica," the and environmental clean-up. got off the telephone, "he asked if Ambulance Fund. P 0. Box 220, tween Deputy Chiel William The segment of his mail which have been employed there about the slowdown became evident over gency in the other's territory is most popular music program on He said he felt his show offers a I'd like to do the program on Enfield dies at age 97 Griffin, who was in charge of amuses Lurtsema most, he said, i.s seven years and earn between $7 .1 month ago w hen hours of the first town firefighters at the scene, to provide emergency services public radio respite from the often-frightening weekends. And 1 accepted. " and second shifts were reduced On I’ro Musica, Lurtsema blends world of nuclear arms build ups A short time later, the weekday what he called his "exile mail. " ST.-PACL-DE-VENCE, France and $8 an hour and Assistant Chief Paul until the other department Olivant R. Theriault There were also rumors a round the music, news and commentary into und widespread pollution. host left the station and Lurtsema "People I don't know will send (I'PI) — Marc Chagall, one of the Most production w orkers sl.irt .it Gworek, the lirsi district super­ arrives The first department plant that third-shift workers an amalgamation that he consid­ "When people are faced with was asked to move from weekends postcards, saying that they've Olivant R. Theriault, 64, of East last survivors of the celebrated $4 an hour, said the wom.iii who visor to arrive at the fire, which on the scene then relinquishes would be l.iid olf sooner or would ers "a seven-day-a-week ministry that kind of quiet terror, they are (considered less prestigious) to gone out ol town and they miss the Hartford, husband of the late Irma Paris school of modern art that was laid ofl She w.is making $4 16 was inside district boundaries control to the other department, l.ice pay cuts, she said looking for a touchstone, a feeling weekdays. "By that time 1 was show, " he said. "Or they move Theriault, died Thursday at home. included such luminaries as Pi­ after six months Police reported that a round oflering assistance but leaving to modern man " "It's an antidote to the stress of of, "Oh, ul least there's that." I feel aware that through the program I away and write hack to ask why the He was the brother of Uoretta casso. Matisse. Kandinsky and Workers interviewed at the time of shoving and ii.ime-calling the scene if further assistance is like 1 can offer this It's my small could make a substantive contribu­ station in their new area doesn't Beaulieu of Manchester. Modigliani, died at his home on the of the company 's takeover by Tyco In the Soviet I'nion. over 10 h..iw.'.... firefighters began not requested everyday living " said Lurtsema this week, speaking from his attempt to change the world, " he tion to the community. " he said. buy the show " He also is survived by a French Riviera. He was 97. in February 1984 expressed hope million people speak I'zbeck said "But only if 1 were dependably Lurtsema sounded like he could daughter. Doreen Sekora in New "He simply died of old age. He broadcast studio. there, seven days a wtx-k go on chatting about his program Jersey; five other sisters, Jeanne was very old and tired. He became It is estimated that about ,500.000 LURTSEMA NEVER SET OUT and diverse hobbies for an hour Cormier in California. Grace ill during the evening.' said listeners tune in to one of 12 New to be a classical music broadcas­ FORTUNATELY. LURTSEMA more, when suddenly — at 11; 59 — Cormier in Florida, Theresa Dris­ Marius Issert, a family friend and Kngland stations to hear some ter. "My background was in need not think about pulling out he interrupted himself. coll in Massachusetts. Priscilla tiiayor of the village of Sl.-Paul-de- AL SIEFFERT’S portion of the five-hour show each theater and art, " he explained. "I records and researching compos­ "It's already the very last F'isher in North Carolina, and Vence. day. That has made Lurtsema a was an actor and a sculptor But ers at 6:30 in the morning His strains of the symphony. I simply Rinette Michaud in Maine; and The Russian-born Chagall "died rather odd kind of a celebrity. "No you don't make a lot of money at skeletal planning is done a full year can't talk with you any longer. Tell five grandchildren. quietly in his bed " Thursday one really knows what 1 look like. that. At least, most people don't So in advance. The final research and your readers I'll see them in The funeral will be Saturday at evening said Issert. who learned All they know is my voice. THE whenever the money would run plans are completed four months Hartlord " 8; 15 a.m. from the D'Esopo East the news shortly afterward from voice." said Lurtsema. "In a way, low. I would get a job somewhere before the programs are aired, so And he put down the phone. Hartford Chapels, 30 Carter St.. Chagall's wife, Valentina. when people ask me to guest doing news broadcasts, or filling in the information can go to the public East Hartford, with a mass of A police spokesman said Chagall appearances and benefits, it's my on a classical music program." radio stations who purchase his The Symphony for Peace is a Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. died of an undisclosed illness at the voice they're requesting." On a Saturday in 1971. he was programs benefit for Peace Education div­ Christopher's Church, East Hart­ villa where he had lived and Lurt.scma's voice — as well as working in his sculpture studio and Each program is carefully con­ ision of the Connecticut Freeze ford. Burial will be in Mount St. worked for more than 20 years. the rest of him. of course — have listening to a classical music structed to move from early Campaign; American Friends Scr- Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield Although frail. Chagall was alert been invited to Hartford on Sunday program on WGBH radio. When music, early in the morning, to vioce Committee; Physicians for Calling hours are tonight from 7 to and continued to paint in the atelier for the Symphony for Peace, a modern composers in the hour Social Responsibility; Lawyers 9. of his villa until recently, friends special benefit concert performed the announcer made a factual error in his presentation. Lurt­ between 11 a m. to noon. A great Alliance for Nuclear Arms Con­ said. at Bushnell Memorial Hall by sema called the studio. "1 wasn't deal of information is slipped into trol; Nuclear Weapons Education Chagall was born July 7, 1887. in members of the Hartford Sym­ In Momoriuiii really going to complain, just the introductions to each piece Fund of the National Freeze the small Russian town of Vitebsk phony Orchestra. Lurtsema will lx- correct him." said Lurtsema. "1 "We educate without seeming to be Campaign; Musicians Against Nu­ In loving memory of Duncan D to Zakhar, a laborer in a herring the host for the evening. WHY PAY MORE! knew the fellow ' overly scholarly. I believe, " said clear Arms; and the Peace Center Kennedy, who passed away March plant, and Ida Tchernine Chagall Like all others appearing on this But Lurtsema was unable to Lurtsema. of the Christian Conference of 291 h, 19'72 Chagall had one child, a daugh­ Robert J.^Lurtsema, host of Connecticut Public Radio's occasion, Lurtsema is volunteer­ ing his services to the Connecticut speak with his friend, because the The formula seems to be suc­ Connecticut. Tickets are available l.oved forever. ter, Ida. by his first w ife. Since 1950 popular "Morning Pro Musica,” will lead a special Freeze Campaign. weekend programs had Ix-en taped cessful. "Pro Musica " receives through BUshncll Memorial Hall Forgotten never Chagall and his second wife lived Symphony for Peace at Hartford’s Bushnell Memorial in advance and left for an engineer between 200 and 300 letters each box office, ‘246-6807. They cost $7.50 in St.-Paul-de-Vence Lurtsema offers his services at Sadly missed by. Litton Hall Sunday. benefits for nuclear disarmament to run Before the station manager week, with about a third of those to $25. Funeral arrangements were Litton ^'o^lr loving family. ARIU-SIZEVAUIE pending. IN A HJLL-SIZE UnON! Police Roundup Litton j Litton/ They nabbed Dan Haggerty Second man held AND GET A $100 REBATE Special narcotics squad tracks Hollywood stars Cooks so many foods so well! • .5 cubic foot oven. "What do you do if some guy sells drugs were cocaine One large bust also has squads specializing in Deluxe Electronic Touch Control 1.3 cubic foot By Susan Seager months befriending Haggerty, a small aircraft smuggling opera­ in rape at sandpit not-so-famous actor who co- you a gram?" Mitchell asked netted 36 guns, seven suspects. 11 United Press International tions. marine smuggling, airports MICROWAVE starred with a bear named Ben in "You can't forget about it You ounces of cocaine and $18,000 in MICROWAVE cash. and illegal drug laboratories, Theodore Willis, 25. of Ellington, neck and knee injuries in an LOS ANGELES — Around town the TV series, "The Life and Times have to put it in the ilegal) The squad has not arrested any decided to add the entertainment was arrested Thursday afternoon automobile accident Thursday it is called the "entertainment of Grizzly Adams? " .system ” box-office stars yet, nor does it industry to its list of trouble spots on sexual assault charges stem­ morning on Center Street when his squad," the special narcolicsteam The officers repeat what has A Superior Court jury found expect to, Szabo said for several reasons. ming from analleged June'26,1984. motorcycle crashed into the rear that nabbed actor Dan Haggerty become a routine answer Haggerty guilty on one count of selling cocaine, but acquitted him That's because most performers THE DRUG OVERDOSE death incident in which a Windsor Locks end of a car that had changed lanes for selling cocaine. of television's "Saturday Night *198 THE SQUAD LAUNCHED an on the second count by reason of are too busy with their careers to teenager was raped by two men in unexpectedly, police and a Man­ *238 The group has been described by spend the time necessary to run a Live" star. John Belushi, on March the sandpits off Parker Street in chester Memorial Hospital spokes­ Haggerty’s defense attorney as undercover investigation of Hag­ entrapment, giving the squad a large drug operations, Szabo 2. 1982. was one catalyst, he said. woman said today. gerty last year on a tip the actor partial victory Manchester, police said. one that is "desperate" to snare For the following year, police Litton was a dealer and could lead the But the entertainment squad is believes. Willis was charged with conspi­ The motorcyclist, Scott M. Ven­ Litton celebrities to justify its existence. Thus, most of those arrested received repeated complaints and racy to commit first-degree sexual tura. 20. of 164 S Main St., was But leaders of the six-member officers to large-scale suppliers. Bt not in danger of being eliminated if been minor players, from stunt tips from officials and others on the assault, first-degree kidnapping treated at Manchester Hospital squad shrug off the allegation, Szabo and Capt. Carley Mitchell, Haggerty is the only star it nabs, workers to camera workers, or television and studio sets who and criminal liability for first- and released, the hospital spokes­ saying they are just after the another leader of the Narcotics Szabo and Mitchell say. those outside the business and who worried that drugs were becoming degree sexual assault. woman said. dealers who sell to stars, not the Division, say the surveillance was Formed in mid-1983. the squad sell to entertainers. a problem. Willis's alleged accomplice, Ri­ The driver of the car. Geoffrey celebrities themselves. not successful and the officers doesn’t live for tips from the Szabo said celebrities who use — Officials on the narcotics div­ chard Loalbo, 24, of Stafford, was N. Romble of Springfield, was “ We go by the level of dope the never made contact with a big entertainment industry alone. It but don't sell — drugs don’t have ision also decided it might be a arrested by Manchester and state charged with making an improper dealer is dealing — not name dealer. also is assigned to investigate drug much to worry about from the good idea to target entertainers police last September on charges lane change. Police said Romble recognition," said entertainment “ Our whole mission is to go to the activity in the hotel business and Nobody hnowe morg squad. because of Iheir powerful roles as of first-degree sexual assault and told them he changed from the left about mlcrowat« oooklnQ squad leader Lt. Richard Szabo. source. " Mitchell said. "Wc spend professional sports. tha n U tlo n "We don’t arrest anyone with a models for children and adults first-degree kidnapping. to the right lane to turn into a Haggerty was not a big dealer — literally thousands of man hours gram of coke (cocaine,)” Szabo alike. Loalbo is awaiting trial at parking lot and did not see the .8 cubic foot Large 1.5 cubic loot oven. he sold less than three-quarters of trying to get to the source." MOST OF ITS arrests are not said. "We're not out there shaking "We decided, hey. we have to do Hartford Superior Court on Wa­ motorcycle approaching in the SELF CLEANING an ounce of cocaine to the officers When that fails, as it did with public. In 1984, the team's first full OVEN people down. We don't have the something about these people shington Street, No trial date has right lane MICROWAVE MICROWAVE in two sales last year. Haggerty, police can’t let the year of operation, the squad made DAN HAGGERTY manpower." living in the fast lane and making it been set, a spokeswoman in the So why did two of the squad's smaller dealers go free, Mitchell ,53 arrests and seized $2.6 million in The Narcotics Division, which look glamorous,” Mitchell said . . busted for drugs court clerk's office said today. undercover officers spend five said. drugs. Ninety percent of those Police did not learn the identity Two Rockville residents on a of the second suspect, Willis, until motorcycle were injured at noon about two weeks ago, according to Thursday when their motorcycle 288 *338 Lt. Russell Holyfield of the detec­ crashed into the rear of a west­ $100 tive division bound car that had stopped for a Was Litton When Loalbo was charged, po­ left turn on East Middle 'Turnpike. Litton one of your Now Year’s Litton lice said the two suspects were Both riders were thrown from the Saturday farmers together in Loalbo's pickup truck motorcycle, police said. Resolutions? Now, get a when Loalbo offered the Windsor The motorcycle operator, Del­ $100 Rebate too! Locks girl a ride home from the bert W. Carney Jr, 23. and Uppmr 0 *»n Hartford Civic Center, where she passenger, Kimberly Weirs, whose • La rs* 1.1 cubic foot ov«n with M«al-ln>Ofl«* If you find you have to set your beer down to do it, don’t had been waiting in line to buy CooAino Rack. age was not available, were • 000 watts of cooking powsf. tickets to a rock concert. treated by paramedics at the scene • Daluia Touch Control with Auto-Cook, Auto-Oofroat, The girl first called police from a and later at Manchester .Memorial Vahabla Powar, Dalay ^ a rl and TImo-of-Oay Clock. By James F. WIeck protect the anticipated heavy crop, began setting • Built-in vant and ranga aurfaca light. house near the scene. Police said Hospital, police said. A hospital • Awardad lha Amartcan Culinary Fadaratlon SaaFot" United Press International fruit. Then came July. „ Approval* for outatartding cooMlng parformanca. they found physical evidence of a spokeswoman said Carney was *upp«r oven FITS IN EASILY OVER-THE HANGE I had a wonderful vacation along the Gulf Coast. struggle in the sandpits, and the treated for a leg injury and Weirs lo w a r Ovan." WITH BUILT-IN VENT AND UGHT. SAVES DALLAS (UPI) — My tomatoes croaked last The tomatoes FRIED in the Dallas sun. Large 1.5 cubic foot • Larga 3 4 cubic fool aalf-ciaaning convantional ovan COUNTERSPACE WITHOUT REMODEUNG teenager had bruises on her wrists for back and neck injuries. • Puah-to-lurn controls lor aafa oparation • Two 0"; tw o O' aurfaca alam anta. year. But gardening is dichotomous: success and and back. Police gave Carney a written • 14 'V " of halght abova cooktop aurfaca can hold lha It wasn't that big of a deal; it was a rough go failure. Willis was held overnight on a MICROWAVE largaat of cooking ulanalls. MICROWAVE warning for failing to drive a from the start. My advice, even though you didn’ t ask, is to $25,000 bond for arraignment today reasonable distance apart. Noboity knows more about ■ They sprouted late, owing to my purchase of a keep gardening in perspective. Like life, if taken in Manchester Superior Court. The driver of the car, Elizabeth microwave cooking than Litton. L I iT O l l loo seriously it can be frustrating. N. Beninato, 23, of Bozrah, was not house at a time when seedlings should have been A Manchester man suffered injured. ankle high. 1 also kept them in the dark a lot in my If the plants live, pests will gel them. If they *438 spare bedroom by a south window with the blinds I survive the pests, the weeds will choke them. If kept forgetting to open. they outgrow the weeds, disease will attack. And, When 1 did remember to water them, I forgot to if they survive disease, bugs will eat the crop. Study says acid rain mix in plant food. It's nature. They did pretty well, though, until the puppy Some gardeners resort to chemical warfare; Jenn-AIrJenn-Air's Grill-Range for puts the the sizzling, creotive cook. crawled through my fence and bedded down on the others try organic gardening. The former requires also threatens West The finest seedlings during the hardening off efforts on the an array of expensive weaponry and risk-taking; outdoor flavor you love into steaks -i LiStM cooking back patio. What he didn't squish, the wind the latter requires a complicated strategy of WASHINGTON (UPl) - Acid Rocky Mountain, said the study by chops, chicken... system ever whipped. inlerplanting, mulching, weed pulling and bug rain, long billed as a regional scientists from the institute and I never intended to plant all 48, though. I'd picking. You can also purchase expensive armies the University of California at problem in the Northeast, poses SBsm Jenn-Air I Any meat you prepare on a created. learned my lesson the year 1 set out 36 plants and of defensive insects and watch them go AWOL as "disturbing and increasing Berkeley. I |enn-Air tastes better quickly found out most of my neighbors also had a you turn them loose. threats" to five popular national I because |enn-Air s esdu- parks in the West and millions of "Millions of acres of wilderness laive Char-Flavor grill dozen or so. I just wanted plenty of varieties and I chucked it all for a simple, entertaining and, at and forest resources are in the cooks ju it y, niilri(M>r flavor acres of nearby wilderness, re­ I strong plants. times, successful gardening method. threatened areas," it said. 1 in to every U le. searchers said today. 248 998 So I d poked six holes in each of my eight starter Here are some basic ground rules, one optional: In at least one case, a lake in 998 The report by the World Resour­ flats, and dropped a different variety of seed in 1. If you have to set your beer down to do it, Sequoia National Park reached ces Institute on "The American don't, temporary total acidification afte each flat. I had two old favorites from seed West's Acid Rain Test" also a heavy rain storm. The report packets purchased 1976 (yes, they germinated) 2. Order a bunch of seed catalogs so you can identified six other national parks also found heavy ozone damage to and two new ones I wanted to try. 1 also had an think of all that fresh produce you'd like to eat. as being sensitive to acid rain frequent reports and tours to friends and California forests and acidification early type, a late type, a mid-season type and a then buy enough stuff to cover 50 acres. 5. When the seed packets arrive, put aside damage. neighbors. (The best way to lure them over is to of soils and water in the Colorado canning type. What I didn't have was a 3. Pay someone to dig up your garden unless everything except those to be used for seedlings: "We no longer have only suspi­ keep plenty of cold beer on hand.) Rockies and the Washington start only enough to plant 25 acres. cions," said Gus Speth. president guaranteed-lo-grow type. you've been given a fancy tiller or you have Cascades. 6. The first weekend it doesn’t rain and your 8. If the bugs or rabbits eat what’s growing, it's of the institute. "Acids in the The plan was to dig eight holes in my garden. masochistic tendencies. If it’s a new garden, The six other parks named as party plans collapse put the seeds and other stuff part of your garden; or at least should be West’s snow, fog, rain and dry air throw in some peat and chopped bark during the sensitive to acid rain damage are considered edible. pose disturbing and increasing E-Z TERMS: second till to keep the soil loose. in your 200-square foot plot, preferably in rows, Yellowstone, King's Canyon, Dev­ 9. Anything they don’ I eat is weeds. Let the threats to the West's valuable SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER •CASH 4. Optional. Test the soil so you know what's especially if later on you want to try to figure out il's Postpile, Olympic, Crater Lake weeds fight for survival like everything else. commercial and recreational 445 HARTFORD RD. - KEENEY ST. EXIT OFF 1-84 • CREDIT CARD wrong with it before you forget to go out and buy what’s growing. Save the leftovers to repeat and Glacier. 647-9997 10. When the bugs and rabbits are done, lake resources." MANCHESTER, CT. whatever fertilizer ratio is recommended. Testing planting after an unexpected freeze kills • MDNTHLY what's left and enjoy, or, occassionally, sneak The five parks already affected The report also called for ending can be done by county extension offices, or with everything. OPEN DAILY; MON-THURS T IL 9 • TUES-WED-SAT TIL 5 • FRIDAY TIL a PAYMENTS something away from them. are Yosemite, Sequoia, Mount the exemption of Arizona's copper home kits. * 7. Check daily to see what comes up; providing Ranier, North Cascades and smelteifs from the Clean Air Act. MANCIIKSTKK HKHAl.l). Kridiiy. NUiich 29. 1985 - 111

12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridny. March 29. 1985 Israelis tell students A b o u t Tow n W eekenders Coping series starts Cornerstone enrolls pupils The Cornerstone Chrislian School. 236 Main SI , is of life under the gun VERNON — “I Can Cope,” a six-session education Leprecauns cook cabbage enrolling students for the next school year Cridders benefit the deaf program for cancer patients and their families, will Registration will be $65 until April .39. $75 from M.iv 1 Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post 102 By Bill Ylngllng be presented by Rockville General Hospital beginnirig Herald Reporter to July .31 and $85 in August. The Cridders, a professional troupe which commun­ Legoin will hold an Irish Night Saturday at ^ • Monday at 7 p.m. at the hospital. The series will Families new to the school may follow a four-step the post home, 20 American Ugmn Drive Ma^s^r continue the next five Mondays. icates in sign language, songs, mime and dance, will Manchester High School had two procedure for enrolling children It includes: appear in a special benefit show Saturday evening at Chef John Wagenr and his tdmminM The program was developed by the American corned beef, or ham, cabbage and all the trimmings visitors from the Middle East Cancer Society to help participants understand 1. Call the school office. 64.3-0792 between 9 a.m. and King Philip School, on King Philip Drive in West Wednesday. 4 p.m. for itasie informtdion. Hartford. The Jones Boys will perform the bagpi^ and cancer and its treatments so they can be more drum Billy Liggett will sing Irish songs The waiter Vered Avganim and Yoram involved in the care. Topics will include: daily health 2. Sehodule a group orientation mooting. The show will benefit the American School for the Ever-Hadani spent most of the 3. Sehodule a ftimily interview . Deaf Senior Class. The group was founded in 1978 by ObuTz Combo w'ill provide music. The cost will be $25 a problems, nutrition, exercise, feelings, fears, com- morning lecturing to classes and municaiton, intimacy and community resources. 4. Request a school visit, if desired. members of the Connecticut Registry of Interpreters couple. answering students’ questions. The interdenominationtil school h;is 25 eluiri'ht s (CRID) to entertain mixed audiences of deaf and Dr. Anthony Posteraro, an oncologist, and other Early in their presentation, the health professionals will take part in the series. rt’prt'st'nlt'd in its stiidriit Ixuly. Tht* (.’in i it'Vilniii hearing people. Admission is $6 for adults, $5 for two discussed Israel's defensive includes reading. Umgutige til ts, Bible, social sliulles. senior citizens and $4 for children under 12. The show Largest and oldest exhibit posture among its neighbors. maihemtilics. music, art ;ind |)hysieal education begins at 8 p.m., and tickets should be reserved by "Imagine New Jersey having to Fellowcraft Club meets Busing is provided in town and the school c:ilcnd:ii i' calling 727-1300. The New Haven Antiques Show, a benefit for the fight against (a country) twice the The Fellowcraft Club of Manchester Lodge of the stimc as loctil public schools. Fresh Air Fund, is the oldest antique show in size of the United States," said Masons will meet Tuesday at 7: 30 p.m. at the Masonic Connecticut, and the largest such show in New Avganim, an 18-year-old high Temple, 25 E. Center St. After the business meeting, Clean car, buy crafts England. This weekend, the New Haven Coliseum will school senior from Jerusalem. refreshments will be served. Because of scheduling Annulments discussed be packed, as 261 antiques dealers from 22 states show Israel is surrounded by 20 Arab conflicts, the computer program has been postponed St Bridget's Separated ;ind Divorce Groii|) will Porter Street School will hold a fund-raiser formal and country furniture, glass, folk art, enemies, and has only a treaty with Saturday from 9 a m. to 3 p.m. at Highland Park porcelain and much more. The show is open until 10 Egypt to the south, she said. Gospel choirs perform meet Wednesdtiy at 7: ,30 )> ni in the church hiiscmcnl School, 397 Porter St. Cars will be washed for $2 each tonight; from noon to 10 p.m. Saturday, and from noon Sister Elissa liincrc of the ILirtford Archdiocese The two also told MHS students Trilninal will spetik on: "Mtirritigo ;ind .■\nnulmonls and vans and trucks for $3 each. Craft items and to 7 p.m, Sunday. that after Israeli students gradu­ The seventh anmud Gospel Music Festiv;il will Ix' baked goods will be sold and some crafts will be ate from high school, they have to held Thursday at 7 .30 p.m. at the Lowe Progi';mi The group’s next iiolUick will ho .April 12 ;it 0: :t0 pm raffled. serve in the Israeli Army before Center. Manchester Community College. Choirs from in the school c;ifctcri;i Pancakes for breakfast they can go to college. Women are Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut will required to serve for two years, sing accompanied by piano, organ, drums, tamho- Eat pancakes Sunday 2 rines. guitars and brass instruments. The festiv:il is M H S has a craft fair St. Maurice Knights of Columbus in Bolton will and men are required to serve for BOLTON — Si. Miuiricr Kni^'lits of ('nlumi)us will eo-sponsored by tlie Cultural Programs Committee serve a pancake breakfast on Sunday morning from 8 three years. sorvf a pancake hreaklast Sunday from Ka.m. to 12: .in Manchester High School Industrial Arts Depart­ until 12:30 p.m. at the St. Maurice Church Parish Women do not have to fight in and the Upper Room Club of the college. The program is free and open to the public but a free pm at the Parish (enter of St. Maurice Oiureh ment will hold a crafts fair Saturday from 10 a m. to 4 Center. 32 Hebron Road. battle, Avganim said later, but Paneak('s. sausages, toppings oi syrup and hluehei ■ Herald photo by Yingling will offering will be accepted. Refreshments will lx- p.m. to benefit the Connie McCurry Scholarship Fund. Pancakes, sausages, topping, syrup, blueberries they must at least learn to fire a ries will he on the menu. The ehai'ge is $2.ri0 for adults. The event will raise money for a $350 scholarship to be served lollowing the performance. and beverages will be served for just $2.50 per adults, rifle. $1.50 for children under 12 or $H lor lamilies. awarded to a student enrolled in a two-year college $1.50 per child. No family will be charged more than The two also discussed Israel’s Vered Avganim, left, and Yoram Ever-Hadani discuss life For more information, call Samuel Davis, advisor to the club. 647-6165, studt nt activities office. 647-6043, program. $ 8. 1983 invasion and subsequent occu­ in Israel during a visit to Manchester High School. It was pation of Lebanon. was their last stop in a six-week lecture tour of or Morris Lewis, 522-2891 Sandy stars in style show 9 Vaudevile for band trip "It’s a crazy place and Israel Connecticut high schools. HARTFORD - Sandy ol "Orphan Annio " Lime will It’s all fun and folly does not want to be there," said Sign up for Y classes ;i|)pc;ir in an umisual fashion, cniorltiinmont ;ind til l Ever-Hadani, a 17-year-old-junior. Coventry High School England Exchange Commit­ something that's got to be done.” schools, they said The YWCA is uccepling registration lor spring show. "Glamoi'tima," on April 29 ;il 7 p.m. at the Hal Linden, popular star of television comedy "We just have nothing to do there Hartford Sttige Co I’rocoods will licnctit the tee will hold a variety show, "Vaudeville '85," tonight Asked if either of them ever felt “We call out teachers by their classes and workshops to lx; held at 78 N Main St "Barney Miller." is in New Haven for a month, anymore,” Avagnim said. first name," Ever-Hadani said. Conneclicnl linmtmc Society :ind Animtil Friends ol and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the high school on Ripley appearing in Lanford Wilson's love story, "Talley s ■ "It'sa jungle, and people are not in danger of terrorism in their Scheduled classes include: Road, for the band trip to Coventry, England, this homes, Avagnim said "1 feel safer There is also no "game” of "Body Design" exercise, Tuesdays and Thursday Connecticut. Folly." The two-character play, the story of a thinking about human life,” she Tickets arc $17 and may bcobl;iincd ;il ;iny linnuinc summer. Tickets will be sold at the door at $4 general than in New York." having to get a pass to walk the from 7 to 8 p.m. for six weeks starting Tuesday. long-distance romance between a Jewish immigrant said, struggling to overcome the Society office or Irom Your Business Ol'fcic. lot admission and $2 for students and senior citizens. Much of their presentation, halls, he said "Alive after 5 " aerobic exercises, Tuesdays and Hal Linden and Joan Macintosh are production of ‘Talley’s Folly," through and the daughter of a prominent Protestant family-, language barrier. Ever-Hadani said that in his won a Pulitzer Prize. The play will be at the Yale In an interview after the lecture, however, focused on the lifeof high Thursday. 5: ,30 to 6:30 p.m.. for six weeks starting Center St appearing in the Yale Repertory Theater April 20. school students in Israel. school, if a student does not want to J. Garm;m Clothier, 887 Main St , will have a Iriink Repertory Theater, 222 York St., through April 20. Ever-Hadani commented on his April 16 show May 4 from 10 a m. to 4 p.m. The stoi'o will Variety will liven show The atmosphere in Israeli high sit in a class, he or she can just get "Evening Wiirkoul with Claudia, " a strenuous Performances are Monday through Friday at 8 p.m. future service in the military. "1 donate 10 pereeni of tho price ol lashions puretuiM'il schools generally is much more up and walk out and spend the rest toning and aerobic program, Mondays and Wednes­ Parents and educators of Cornerstone Christian Singies dance Sunday ‘La Traviata’ onstage and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Matinees are each Sunday don't like the fact that I'm going to of the time in the library during the show to the Humane Society School of the Church of the Nazarene will perform in a at 2 p.m. Tickets reservations should be made through have to fight,” he said, “But it’s liberal than it is in American high days, 7 to 8 p m for six weeks starting April 15 variety show Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Robertson Singles' Alternative sponsors a singles dance on Connecticut Opera concludes its season with one of the box office, 436-1600. "Jazz Dance, " for those with no or little dance School. Proceeds will support the school which enrolls Sundays from 5:30 to 11:30 p.m. at the Gallery, 141 the greatest works in Italian operat literature, experience, Wednesdays from 7:45 to 8:45 p.m. for Dine international way students in grades kindergarten through grade 9. New London Turnpike. Glastonbury There will be a Guiseppe Verdi's tragic masterpiece. "La Traviata." Church hosts Bibte Bowl eight weeks starting April 17. Tickets will be $4 for adults and $2 for children. mini buffet from 6to7p m Admision is $7 per person Performances are tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. in Music for disarmament Other activities include: , yoga, fitness An "Kvening of International Dining" w ill be held Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. All performances during pregnancy, basketweaving. metalpunch. Wednesay at 7 |> in in the Cheney Dining Room of the will be sung in Italian, and will feature the A benefit concert, "Symphony for Peace,” will be making teddy bears bridge, dog obedience, first air. Lowe Building. Mtinehesler Community Colloge. The Connecticut premiere of "supertitles""— English performed Sunday at 8 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial Teens test Biblical knowledge book diseusisons. Knffee Krafters and self­ dinner will be eo-sponsored by the college Athletic translations which are projected on a screen above Hall, Hartford. It is part of an effort to raise $100,000 employ ment Club and the Culinary Arts Urogram. The $"25 donation Kiliing your wife means for fighting the nuclear arms buildup. The program Bible Bowl Northeast V will be ;■ A committee from the Manches­ church will help furnish food for the stage. Tickets are $7 to $30, andean be reserved by Child-etire is available during the morning hours. for each person is tax-deduetiblo includes a trumpet concerto by Haydn, performed by hosted by the Manchester Church ter church headed by Robert the noon luncheon. ?'or reservations, call the athletic office. 647-li05ti or calling 246-6807 Teams are paired in different For more information or to request a free booklet, call Philip Smith, and a number of Mozart and Mahler ■of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Jarvis, a deacon, has been prepar­ the YWCA at 647-1437. 647-6060. selections with soprano Benita Valente. Admiral Noel .streets, Saturday, from 9 a.m. to ing for Bible Bowl Northeast V for rooms to compete through a round never saying you’re sorry Gavler. a 45-vear Navy veteran and retired head of 3:30 p.m. This event matches some three months. Bible books of 20 questions. They then shift Duke’s taking charge the Naiional Securiiv Agency, will speak. Tickets teams of teenagers from Churches assigned for this year were 1 locations and compete against WININGER'S I I *i"™a' ■of Christ throughout the area Samuel in the Old Testament and other teams through a second According to the A C. Nielsen Lucie is a handsome brunette, Edward Duke has brought his one-man show, range from $7.50 to $25. Call the Bushnell box office at Co., more people recorded the "All By Joan Hanauer 246-6807. against each other as to their the Gospel of Matthew in the New round. This procedure follows SPORTS CAMP United Press International not a wild redhead like her mother "Jeeves Takes Charge," to the University of factual knowledge of assigned Testament. through six rounds. My Children” soap opera on their There's a slight huskiness to her Hartford's Lincoln Theater. Taking the parts of a books in the Bible. A group of members have The four top teams in the junior VCRs than any other show in 1984. GIRLS • BOYS • DAY CAMP NEW YORK - "Guilty Con­ voice that might remind Lucy fans dozen characters created by P.G. Wodehouse, Duke Competition through the day will prepared some 250 questions to be and senior high brackets then Gymnastics • Soccer • Baseball/Softball science" is a dazzling television of the good old days, but Lucie emphasizes the dry humor of the British butler, compete in four semifinal result in winning teams from used in the day’s competition. Ages 4-16 Age* 6-16 murder mystery, meticulously speaks softly and indulges in none Jeeves. "Your eyes run, your sides split, your throat junior and senior high brackets. It Another group have served as matches, with the two winners in acted and with more twists than a of the slapstick clowning that was goes hoarse from laughter, " said the Boston Herald will also yield individual winners coaches for the local teams en­ each bracket engaging in the finals EMERGENCY Red Cro$8 Swimming Lessons In Our Olympic Indoor Pool corkscrew, that keeps its audience her mother's trademark about this show. Tickets are $12 to $20 for these from these two levels. tered. Still others will serve as round. Winning teams will be Fire — Police — Medical 2 Sessions - Julv 1-12 & July 15-26 deliciously off-balance. This show is more in the .Mary performances, which are tonight and Saturday at 8 The Bible Bowl concept has been quizmasters and scorekeepers. awarded trophies. Individual Call Bill Wininaer 688-7712 or M6-3687 The show, to air on CBS April 2. Tyler Moore line than the old p m., and Sunday at 3 p.m To reserve seats, call very popular among Churches of Physical arrangements were as­ scores are kept through the first D IA L 911 At Loomis Cnafloe School. Windsor 9-11 p.m.. Eastern time, stars "Lucy" show 243-4228 Christ in the Southwest for a signed to another group. And six rounds, with awards given to In Manchester Trinsportitlon Avsilable Irom E.H. Manch.. Vernon. So. Windsor Anthony Hopkins, a classy actor Lucie Arnaz plays Dr Jane number of years. It began in New virtually every family in the the top scorers in each bracket. who can be both fascinating and Lucas, a psychologist who writes England in 1981 through the reprehensible, as an unscrupulous an advice column and co-hosts a Easter is more than eggs inspiration of Leon Reed, minister lawyer who dreams of killing his radio call-in program. The pre­ to the Church of Christ in Berlin, wife. mise of the show has her balancing Over the centuries, the holiday of Easter has been when six teams competed. In 1982, "Arthur is the only man I know her sensible advice to others with symbolized by much more than just colored eggs. eight teams vied for honors. It who would cheat on his mistress," her attempts to keep her personal Members of the ethnic communities of Hartford will grew to 15 teams in 1983, and 22 in wife Blythe Danner says at one life on even keel present a program of food, dances, songs, costumes 1984. «OOBOOB>OGMi point, defining his character. The first episode deals with the and crafts at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Connecticut Bible Bowl Northeast was hosted The ditsy but not dumb mistress return of an old boyfriend who Historical Society. 1 Elizabeth St.. Hartford. This by the Church of Christ in Far­ This ueek's specials... on whom he cheats is Swoosie jilted her 12 years earlier. He presentation, recommended for parents and children mington until this year. The Kurtz. proposes and she must decide what 4 and up will include an opportunity to create small expanded nature of the event last Hopkins plays a dual role, as the to do projects and enjoy refreshments. Call 236-5621 for year taxed both the manpower and Seafood Creole...... *7.95 predatory lawyer and as an The success of the show will more information. facilities of that church, so they imaginary "prosecutor" on whom depend on how well the comedy- ANTHONY HOPKINS asked the Manchester church to Prime Rib...... *8.95 he is in the habit of trying out his works with her television family — host it this year. Forty four teams cases prior to trial — a gimmick he . . . guilty conscience? Tony Roberts as the overbearing Hunt for Easter eggs from four states have registered. carries over into private life. station manager who is her boss, Sauteed Bav Scallops...... *6.25 The Easter Bunny will give prizes at the Easter egg Including sponsors and coaches, Hopkins' character is a quick, guessing, never sure what is real, Karen Jablons-Alexander as her more than 250 people arc expected glittering personality — suave, always waiting for yet another new-wave secretary. Todd Waring hunt Saturday starting at 10 a.m. in Wlckam Park, 1329 W. Middle Turnpike. Sections of the park will be Zto attend the event from other amusing, sophisticated. He is twist of the plot — and never as her co-anchor who does dog l^churches. rotten — but not without charm, a disappointed because there's little imitations set up for different ages for children searching for the NIKKI’S light touch and a philosophic air. predictable here. There also is an interfering wrapped candy, colored eggs and special prizes. Danner as the wife covers her The show proves that top-quality sister, Lee Bryant, to give her a Admission is free but each child must be accompanied '-Here’s a guide featuring this week,.. Broad St. Manchester barely glimpsed vulnerability with mystery can be done on teievision home life. by an adult. a shimmering surface of cool — all it needs is an imaginative The "Mary Tyler Moore Show" Rain date is Sunday at 10 a.m. ' to cooking alone self-possession. Kurtz is appeal­ • 646-3000 • script, a good director and brilliant worked because Mary was the NEWTON. Iowa (UPI) - The nnonnnnnnnniinnTimi ingly off-beat as an office temp actors. normal person who acted as a Masons serve pancakes Benita Valente will be the soprano n who has picked up an amazing catalyst, triggering the antics of woebegone appliance serviceman amount of data as she hops from soloist when members of the Hartford with nothing to do, known to All those Americans who loved her offbeat coworkers. Friendship Lodge 145 of Masons will hold its annual consumers as the Maytag Repair­ job to job. Lucy certainly will want to tune in That's what "The Lucie Arnaz pancake festival Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Symphony Orchestra perform the "Guilty Conscience" is a diffi­ man, has authored a pamphlet for on her daughter's new series, "The Show" is aiming for. This kind of Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. Adults will pay $2.75 "Symphony for Peace.” Sunday evening single people, titled “01’ Lonely's cult show to review because any Lucie Arnaz Show, " series takes time to settle in and and children $1.50 for all they can eat. attempt at plot summary would at 8 in Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. Guide to Cooking Alone” . It is entirely possible they will establish its characters, but "Lu­ The 16-pagc booklet points out give away too much of the fun. also love Lucie, but for different cie" is off to a pleasant start. The writer and director have - 'that cooking for one is not as tough reasons, as becomes obvious when And to those who watch the show, * as it seems, provided one has the joined forces for a sleight of hand the half-hour sitcom debuts on CBS yes, she was pregnant when it was trick in which the viewer is kept " right ingredients and preparation. April 2 at 8 p.m. shot. 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Friday. Miirch '29, 1985 — 15 14 - MANCHKSTF.R HF.RAU). Friday. M;irch 2;t, 1985 A dvice Public Records Mayo to John F. Philoiiena and tax) SPORTS Warranty deeds Marie E Stawski, 41 Karl St., Sedmur. NA’., to Earl II De- $81,900 Tax liens released Mother lets her son know Gray Jr. and Shirley C. DcGray. David T. Ford and Kristine 1) Town of Manchester releases NBA roundup Unit B-6, Woodland Manor, $57,501 Ford to Raymond R Flavell and lien against Kel E. Labranche and NHL roundup to $58,000 (based on conveyance Peggy C. Flavell. 546 Hilliard St , Lucy D Labranche, 699CenterSt tax). $73,000 $592. . Steven .A. Dieterle and Karen J Richard B. Harrison and Joan L. Town of Manchester releases towels must stay at motel Dieterle to Barbara F. Jaworski Harrison to Timothy J. Connelly lien against E.K Associates, 117 Cavs top Bulls and Richard J. Jaworski. 33 and Patricia Connelly. 77-79 Oak Colonial Road, $396. Bruins blow out DEAR ABBY; My 17-year-old people and have always been able to get along with our neighbors, but Dorothy Road, $71,000 St,, $77,(H)0 Town of Manchester releases son and several of his buddies went Donald F. Wetmore and Gayle Stephen M Bacon and .Anne L. lien against Mark Realty C on a skiing trip, after which 1 found there is one couple who are making our lives miserable. He is very E. Wetmore to Charles Solarz Jr.. Bennett to Phillip K.W. Montgo­ Hotchkiss, R&L Gilbert. 640 Hil two bath towels with the name of a Dear Joyce P. Solarz and Paul S. Belles mery and Andrea Montgomery, hard St.. $1,497. twiAY-,'*, as Free erupts crude, swears, hogs the conversa­ Gretzky, Oilers motel on them. Sr., property on Avon Street, Unit 3tC. Manchester Gardens Town of Manchester releases I told him I couldn't believe that tion and is an insufferable brag­ Abby gart! His wife is a non-stop talker $65,000. Condominium, $43,900 heii against Christine H. Pierce. Bv Ian Love his game. Free was out ol our he would steal. He said he didn't Lydall Woods Corp. to Adella F. Richard U. Risley Jr and 14C Esquire Drive, $249. changed," Sathi-r said, relernng United Press International control with 23 jxiints in the second consider that stealing — the Abigail and a terrible gossip. We have lied Bv Mike Tullv to Iasi year's Stanley Ciiii te:im to them in order to get out of going Blaszczak. Unit t2, Lydall Woods Brenda L. Risley to Paul 1. Litrico Town of Manchester releases United Press International halt." owners of the motel were thieves Van Buren Colonial Village. $70,475. and Mary Beth Correia. 240 lien against Herman Frechette. ■'Tile ei reii m St a n ees have It’s taking a while, but the Jordan, who scored 25 iioinls in because of the prices they charged. to their house, but we cannot keep changed l.ast year, we liad ,i them from coming to ours. Ruth B. Stevenson to Bruce L Hilliard St , $.59 ()()() Albert Martin and Gerald Roth Wayne Irelzky .should liirgel are making the first half, went scoreless in the I told him that nobody forced him Root. 22 3'homas Drive, $64,900 man. 6 Edison Road, $1,025. hungry hockey le.im Tliis ye.ir believers out of the rest of the NBA. third quarter. to stay there, and in my eyes he 4 When we have company, they Evelyn M. LeTarteto Richard F water sports iiiui eoneentiute on maybe we re not .so luingry see the cars in our driveway and Bigelow Brook Estates Develop­ Wilks and Linda 1. Wilks 67-69 hockey. At leust, Ihut's wh.it Thursday night, Chieagn Bulls Cleveland, leading 58-57 with was guilty of stealing. ment to Patriek M Dooley and "It's lip to each player to look at coach Kevin Loughery became the 9:37 left in the third quarter, went Please print your opinion. Abby. that it's a woman at our club who come over to join us and our Mill St,, $85,300 Foreclosure referee Ron Foiiniiei- thinks Judith M. Dooley. I'nit 9. Building LaCava Construction Co to Fournier ignored u eoiipli' ol liimsell individually lusee whether latest convert. on a L5-4 run. Free scored 7 points He reads you faithfully. boasts that she and her husband guests. When they are around, no he lias llie dedication You have to one can get a word in — he takes 399. Bigelow Brook Estates Terrance P. Dolan 111 and Barbara Colonial Deposit Co forecloses Gretzky dives Thiirsduy night, "This can't be the same team I in the spree and Roy Hinson 6 to OLD-FASHIONED MOM have an open marriage. I did not mortgage oi Donald J. forte, 457 have the ellort out ol the team agree to an open marriage when I over the conversation in a loud Condominium G Dolan, 123 Hraeside Crescent. enabling .Steve Kusper to ellee read about last summer. " give the Cavs a 73- 61 advantage George H. Mayo and Claire C. Adams St. Ken Linseman put Boston ahead with 5:27 remaining. DEAR MOM: Your son's ration­ married this man. voice, bragging about what he has. $131,000 (based on coineyance lively cheek llie high-seonng een C /7 Loughery said after his Bulls were ter und give tlie Boston Bruins u 6-3 4-1 with his 25lh goal at 9 03 ol the defeated by Cleveland 122-114. "It’s a pleasure to sec the guys alization for stealing bath towels When 1 found out my first what he does and what he spends. second period, tint Billy ( arroll husband was the town stud. I Everything he has is better than victory over llie Kdinonlon Oilers "They match up against people play as a unit." Cleveland coach from a motel doesn't wash. brought Edmonton back to within George Karl said. "Too bad Don't throw in the towels. Insist divorced him. anyone else's, and he gets into "One (lersoii I'll li;ivetogive;i lot really well. Their bench oulseored ot credit to Is tiie releree," Kusper two at It: 24 on a 5-looler in I runt ol ours .36-13. " teamwork can't be bottled. " that your son send them back with My present husband insists that noisy arguments with our guests. the net he wants to keep our marriage We have never met anyone like said. "Toward the end ol the lirsl V World B. Free led the Cavaliers Cleveland held a 91-75 advantage an apology. (That's what my twin Attention 4th, 5th, 6th Graders, Keith Crowder's 31st goal at 5: 33 entering the fourth quarter, and and I had to do when our father intact. He can't have it both ways. this couple. What can we do’’ We period, he (Gretzky) took a eonple with 32 points. He also contained of real good dives The rel said to of the third period and Terry Chicago's rookie sensation. Mi­ held off a Chicago flurry in the found some hotel "souvenirs." What do you think? hate to insult them, but how else O'Reilly's 11th, a short h.inded acquired after a football excursion NOT WILLING can we'get these people out of our me. You play him cleanly, and I'll chael Jordan, in the third quarter closing minutes. watch the dives' " goal at 10 33. made it 6 2 when Cleveland broke away, John Bagley and to Sioux Falls, S.D , circa 1935.) TO SHARE lives? They know who they are, but Edmonlon s I’aiil Colley closed tile don't mention our name of town. Junior High and High School Students Kasper held Gretzky to one "When 1 was a rookie, (veteran each added 18 points for the .seoring w ith liis 31st goal at 16: .57 DEAR ABBY: I've been mar­ DEAR NOT WILLING: Your OUT OF PATIENCE assist — on Jari Kurri's70lh goal ol Boston guard) Jo Jo While once Cavaliers. husband really knows how to hurt a the sea.son — and only one shot on ripped me apart,” Free said. "He Dave Corzine followed Jordan ried for 14 years. This is the second Flyers 3, Red Wings 1 with 'A3 )x>inls. marriage for both of us. woman. Why are you holding still DEAR OUT: The next time they goal in the first two periods while told me. 'Listen, kiddo. this is my Boston was building a 4-2 lead At I’hiladelpliia. rookie Deli n k turf.' for his abuse'’ You say he can't appear at the door while you're Smith scored the lie break mg goal entertaining, say. "I'm sorry I "He doesn't play me any dillei "Well, 1 told the same thing to My husband lies awake nights have it both ways. 1 say. appar­ 111 the third |M‘rlod and 3'iidd Bucks 121, Knicks 116 yearning for another woman. He ently he can. And has. can't invite you in now; we have ently than anyone else does,' Michael Jordan tonight. Bergen added an insurance goal "When we re on our game, we’re At New York, Paul Pre.ssey actually tells me this! Although he company." And if they never Gretzky said. "He's just .smarter less than two minutes later to lielp scored 25 points und Paul Mokeski told me that he went to bed with her DEAR ABBY: My husbandand I speak to you again, what have you 1985 He does his job properly, and just unstoppable. We pushed Chi­ doesn't gel caught " the Flyers eliiieli the I’.itrick cago around in the second half, and added a career-high 21 to lead only once, he won't tell me who she have retired to a wonderful com­ lost? Two overbearing, intrusive, Division title, assuring them Milwaukee to its fifth straight is. He says I know her. My hunch is munity in a warm climate. We love obnoxious, insensitive neighbors. Kurri gave Edmonton a 1-0 lead scored 37 points in the third at 5.49 of the first period w hen his home-ice advantage through the quarter. It was great. " triumph and 12th victory in its last shot bounced off goalie Doug division playofts. Cleveland, 30-43, won the season 14 games. The Knicks lost their Keans' shin pad and intii the net Canadiens 5, Blues 1 series with Chicago 4-2 and moved fourth straight. Medicine eases depression Dave Reid tied it 1-1 on the power a game ahead of idle Atlanta in the Clippers 116, Suns 110 At Montreal, Mario Tremhlay UPl photo play at 14:32 with his 13th goal ol scored his 28th goal and assisted on race for the Eastern Conference's At Los Angeles, Derek Smith DEAR DR LAMB — My son says want this issue can send 75 cents with the sea.son. and Louis Sleiglier put another, and the Canadiens scored Boston goalie Doug Keans traps puck at corner of net on final playoff berth. scored 34 points and Norm Nixon the Bruins ahead tor good at 17: 49. Chicago dropped to .35-39 amid that I have tendencies to be a manic a long, stamped, self-addressed enve­ three Ihird-ix-riod goals to extend scoring attempt by Edmonton’s Wayne Gretzky. added 20 points and 10 assists to depressive. For years, I have had lope for it to me in care of this news­ jamming the puck past goalie St. Louis' winless streak on the reports that Loughery’s job is in lead the Clippers. The victory was periods of depression four or five paper. P.O. Box 1551, Radio Cit” Grant Fuhr. road to seven games jeopardy. only the fourth for Los Angeles in Your period and added an assist to help times a year. After these. I'm fine, on Station, New York, NY 10019. Rick Middleton made it 3-1 at Devils 3, Capitals 2 puck from Rod Langway at the "I just want to talk about the its last 11 games white the Suns lost top of everything and have lots of Health DEAR DR LAMB - What cause 18:43 with a wrist shot Iriim the blueline and broke in on the the Nordiques complete a sweep of game." said Loughery, who also their third straight game und energy and confidence During the shingles? About 11 years ago, I had ai blueline. At East Rutherford, N J.. Tmi Washington goal the season series between the would not discuss Tuesday's firing seventh in their last eight. depressive episodes. I cannot think as Lawrence operation to insert a plastic valve ir. Edmonton coach Glen Saltier Higgins' unassisted goal 99 se­ teams. Quebec goaltender Richard of his good friend, Chicago general fast or plan meals as well; I want to my heart. It wore out six months ago. held a closed-xioor meeting alter conds into the tinal period helped Nordiques 4, Islanders 2 Sevigny has never lost to the manager Rod Thorn. Nuggets 133, Kings 115 cry often, my feelings get hurt easily Lamb, M.D. and a pig valve was put in. I felt fine the game and sounded displeased New Jersey snap an eight-game At Quebec, Dale Hunter scored Islanders, improving to 5-0-1 dur­ Thorn, who was Loughery's At Denver. Alex English and and I want to hide. My son, who is in and was walking a mile or two every "The talent on this team has not losing streak. Higgins stole the the game-winner in the second ing his career. assistant on the New York Nets of . each scored 32 points his first year of interning, tells me day. Then I woke up with big wate the .American Basketball Associa­ to lead the Nuggets to their I9th that depression is caused by the lack blisters from the size of a dime to the tion from 1973-76, was replaced by consecutive home-court victory. of a chemical in the brain. He said I size of a dollar. The doctor said I had NCAA tournament Jerry Krause. The Nuggets moved five games could take drugs, but that I probably destruction of these chemicals in the shingles. I blamed it on the pig valve, "Controversy just distracts us." ahead of idle second-place Houston would be dependent on them for life. brain, and in that way relieve depres­ but he said he said he didn't know Loughery said in the Midwest Division. Kansas None of my friends know that I suf­ sion. what caused it. "Michael Jordan may have City got a season-high 32 points fer from this, since I put on a good Most people who experience DEAR READER — Your doctor Lexington awaits arrivai of threesome scored 35 points, but he didn’t play from Reggie Theus. front. depression and take antidepressant knows that shingles are caused by a I would appreciate your pamphlet medication to correct the brain chem­ virus. It is a herpes virus, but it dif­ on this. I would be so happy to find fers from the virus that causes herpes Bv Pohia Smith grass Country a couple hours just another way lor the publicity- most comfortable working” istry do have to take this medication United Press International before their scheduled afternoon wary Thompson to keep his team "I don't agree with John too some relief and know that this for an extended period of time to simplex. The shingles virus is the depression would not return. herpes virus that causes chicken pox. practice at Rupp Arena. away from them. much, " Carnesecca said. "But I replenish the brain stores completely. LEXINGTON. Ky. - Two days Defending champion George­ But Thompson denied that was feel the same way about that. " Schmidt trade DEAR READER — These do sound However, this does not mean that you Your doctor meant that he didn't like depressive episodes. You should know why you developed shingles at before the NCAA's Final Four town and St. John’s, like their Big the case in a telephone interview The Redmen went from their will be dependent upon them for life. East-rival Villanova, also traveled with reporters earlier this week. first and second-round games in see a psychiatrist for a complete Many patients are able to discontinue that time. showdown. Lexingtonians still evaluation and some help The virus lives in the root of the were waiting for a glimpse of three to Kentucky Wednesday. But in­ .And St. John's coach Lou Carne- Utah to Colorado Springs, Colo., medication after the depression has sccca was quick to add he too denied by Phils Your son is right about a missing been managed. nerve for years, usually from child­ of their four guests. stead of settling into Lexington, where they practiced at the Air chemical. It is now believed that a hood. When it is activate, it migrates Villanova coach Rollie Massi- those two teams chose to set up considered the isolation logical Force Academy for their regional lack of noradrenaline and serotonin in If you really have manic-depres­ into the nerve that supplies that area. mino showed how happy he and his bivouacs 75 miles to the west, in rather than anti-social. games in Denver against Ken­ the brain results in depression. Chem­ "I don’t have to stay out of town VERO BEACH. Fla. (UPI) - A apparently hinging on the powerful sive episodes, other medicines might What triggers the activation of the In .vJ underdog Wildcats were to be in Louisville. tucky and North Carolina State. Bryant, whom the Dodgers want to ically. these are called monamines. be ne^ed. In any case. I am sending Lexington by arriving Wednesday to keep my team away from the Carnesecca. however, brought Philadelphia Phillies official virus? Stress may be one factor, and keep. One group of medicines used to treat you The Health Letter, Special a decrease in your immune system's night to complete preparations for The setup was nothing new tor press." Thompson said. "I could his Redmen to Lexington Thurs­ Thursday night denied a report his depression consists of monamine oxi­ Report 36, When You Are Depressed, Georgetown. The Hoyas camped be right in the gymnasium and do day night while Thompson planned team was discussing a blockbuster Bryant, 23. hit .300 at San ability to ward off infection may be Saturday’s semifinal with Mem­ Antonio of the Texas League with dase inhibitors. They help prevent the to bring you up to date. Others who another phis State. out in Biloxi, Miss., before their that. to keep his team in Louisville for trade that would send slugger Mike appearance in the 1982 Final Four "1 think the real significance is the duration of the tournament. Schmidt to the Los Angeles 31 homers and 86 RBI in 115 games DESIGN AN AD CONTEST Massimino and star center Ed last year, his fourth season in pro Pinckney even did a couple stand- at New Orleans. to establish a level of concentra­ Lexingtonians will, however, gel Dodgers. up interviews with television re­ Coach John Thompson prepared tion and be able to work on the an opportunity to see all four teams Hugh Alexander, Phillies' ball. the Hoyas for their Final Four things you want to work on. It before their semifinal double- player personnel advisor, called Several Dodger players admit­ Colors entice kids to bath porters at the local airport. ted they knew about the negotia­ But the Tigers opted not to leave triumph in Seattle last year from happens to be my personal way of header. The four teams' scheduled the report "far-fetched" and said he had never heard Schmidt’s tions. which are apparently being DEAR POLLY: To make a bath DEAR POLLY: When you give the comfort of their newly blue- the suburb of Bellevue doing it 1 don't think there's any practices at Rupp Arena Friday Thompson's choices of head­ significance in terms of keeping afternoon were open to the public. name mentioned in any talks. conducted over the telephone a real treat for kids, add a couple parties or family gatherings, save *155 IN PRIZES painted Memphis until Frid;iy between the Dodgers camp and the quarters drew criticism the first them away from alumni or any­ The practices also were to be Dodger vice president Al Cam- drops of food coloring to the bubble the used plastic foam cups. Rinsed morning. They were due to arrive Phillies camp in Clearwater. in the heart of Kentucky's Blue- time. Reporters assumed it was thing This is just the way I feel telecast on local cable television. panis also denied such a deal was suds. The resulting gaily colored Polly’s out, they make perfect containers in the works, saying it is "com­ But on Wednesday, Campanis bubbles will delight your child. for indoor planting of seeds. I plant pletely erroneous. We have not told Dodger broadcaster Ross How can you keep your toddler tomato, squash and cucumber owBPnE...... *90 t > . even discussed Mike Schmidt at Porter the club was working on a occupied when you are on the Pointers seeds in them. When I'm ready to "miracle deal." ph' lie? You can (1) let the child any time." transplant the seedlings into my Earlier in the day, a Dodgers "There’s one miracle deal we’ve 'll... with a toy phone and imitate garden, I just tear away the cup tiKinizES ...*29mmIi Women’s NCAA semfinals tonight Polly Fisher talked about that would really >''L. (3) keep a jar of soap bubbles part and place the soil ball in the official told UPI the clubs were semifinals against Georgia while because none of them wanted to lar season ranked second behind discussing a trade that would bring stagger all of baseball if we pull it handy and blow bubbles for him to ground without disturbing the root Bv Mike Rabun off.” Campanis told the team watch and catch: (3) roll a ball system. 'mmoiinuKinioK'S aach United Press International Old Dominion faces Northe;ist play Texas. Texas, using a balanced attack led the seven-time National League Louisiana. "I just hope the Texas fans will by Tracy Claxton and Medina home run champion to Los Angeles announcer. "It's very difficult to back and forth to the child; (4) tear others who would like this book MRS. C.C. work the kind of thing we're off some pieces of masking tape can order it for $6.50. Make check AUSTIN, Texas — Richard The winners meet for the na­ root for us." Dixon. for pitcher Bob Welch and as many The Lady Hilltoppers will bring a as four other players. talking about." that the child can stick and unstick payable to POLLY'S POINTERS Sanderford knows he is not the tional championship Sunday Northeast Louisiana disposed of on the table or herself; (5) tear up and send to POLLY'S POINTERS, The state flower of Colorado is most popular man in town, but if he afternoon. '28-5 record into the proceedings The official, who disclosed the The Dodgers have tried desper­ See Your Ad Printed In The Western Kentucky eliminated while Georgia is 28-4. women's basketball giant Louisi­ negotiations on the basis his name ately to trade for a third basemen newspaper, crumple into balls and in care of the Manchester Herald. the Rocky Mountain columbine has made enemies he has done so ana Tech in the regional finals and toss to your child. Box 1216, Dept. 55, Cincinnati. OH and the state bird is the lark ENnR by simply doing his job. Texas in thc_. Mideast Regional In Georgia. Western Kentucky not be used, said the Phillies are in the past two seasons. Pedro possesses the most publicized To sharpen crayons, dip them in 45201. bunting. The University of Texas semifinals las^weekcnd. 92-90. and will face a team that has consist­ also asking for relief pitcher Tom Guerrero, a natural outfielder who ilanrlifHtpr Hrralft then earned a trip to the Final Four ently been one of the top shooting player in the Final Four — 5-foot-6 Niedenfuer, catcher Jack Fjmple, played third most of last season hot water, then roll the tip between women’s basketball team was Korean guard Eun Jung Lee. your fingers to form a point. ranked No. 1 for most of the season with a 72-68 decision over clubs in the country. first baseman Sid Bream and and has. worked there again this TODAY! Mississippi. The Lady Bulldogs finished the Lee, who plays in pigtails and highly regarded minor-league out­ spring, has made it clear he BRENDA and the Lady Longhorns had hopes and >ee," taid Jenut to Andrew. on April 19, 1985 of reaching the Final Four because "I don't know if we belong here." regular season hitting 53 percent has a style similar to former fielder Ralph Bryant. prefers the outfield. DEAR BRENDA: My own -4n

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F R E E One year old. Originally - $4 per poge. Call Sue ot estimates. FuMv Insured. MANCHESTER - Two $700, asking $400. After 3388. 1972 OLDSMOBILE CU­ Light trucking, free aatl- TLASS - Excellent condi­ 742-1143, evenings & Telephone 643-6017, otter FOGARTY BROTHERS Bedroom Townhouse. 5pm, call 528-1405. motaa, fully Inaurad. 647- — Bathroom remodel­ tion. Must see. 646-1352. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 1349. weekends. 6pm, 647-8509. Fully appllanced kitchen. Notices Ihelp wanted HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ing; Installation water $535 monthly, Including FOR SALE - Refrigera­ HELP WANTED heaters, garbage dispo PETS GOV'T SURPLUS CARS LOOKING FOR A B ET­ IPAINTWS/ LEON CIESZYNSKI heat and hot water. No tor, Whirlpool, Limited BUILDER — New homes, sals: faucet repairs. 649 pets. Lease plus security edition. Gold. 19.2 Cubic 8. TRUCKS under $100. 2 RN, LPN - Crestfleld TER WAY? Try us, we PAPERING FACTORY WORKERS LAWN CARE PROFES­ odditions, remodeling, 4539. VIsa/MosterCard .deposit. 646-8352. ft. Power saving control. Now avolloble In your NEEDED for all shifts at Convalescent Home In SIONALS - Immediate H H A ’s personalize our services accepted. area. Coll 1-619-569-0242. Manchester has two posi­ for your home. Bonded rec rooms, goroges, kit­ Outlet for Icemaker. 1 I LOST AND FOUND manufacturing company openings for lawn core PRODUCTION MAN­ Openings in East Hartford, Manchestm and N A M E YOUR OWN chens remodeled, ceil­ THREE ROOM APART­ year old. Must sell 24 hrs. tions available two week applicator position. Over RN 7 TO 3 CHARGE and Insured. Manchester 83 AQHA BCSKN G. Ex­ located In Hartford. E x ­ AGER - Sermofech Tech­ South Windsor areas PRICE — Father and ion. ings, both tile, dormers, MENT with appliances, Moving. $450. Coll 646- LOST ■ Pair gold rimmed perience with heatseal- nights, 11 - 7am. In addi­ $200 starting pay plus NURSE - An excellent and surrounding towns. Fast, dependable ser­ cellent, 4H, Cutting, Polo, tion, on call time Is nical Services, on aggres­ Muat have 1 year experience. rooting. Residential or not Including heat. Avail- 7473. reading glasses In black Ing m achines helpful. benefits. Good driving opportunity Is now avail­ THE HOUSEWORKS, vice. Pointing, Paper- Children's hunter pros­ frequently available. sive International growth Excellent pay and benefits. 647-3777. com m ercial. 649-4291. oble May 1st. $325. Call case. Call after 4:30, 646- Apply In person at 285 record and high school able for full time employ­ hanging & Removal. Call FLOORING pect. 633-6272. Priced to Crestfleld Is a 155 bed, ment In our superior rest company, located In the We will be recruiting on April 3 19U5 f/on' lOain 646-8017. 2883. Murphy Road, 9:30am to diploma required. LAWNMOWERS R E ­ 646-5761.______CARPENTRY AND RE­ sell. VOLVO DL, 82, Wine red, S.N.F./I.C.F. Facility lo­ Agronomy background home facility. Enloy Windsor, CT area, seeks to 4pm in the H&R Block oMice t.Lusi'all^'. M.iT FLOORSANDING - 5:00pm. "Hands-On" highly mot­ PAIRED - Free pick up MODELING SERVICES PRIVATE HOME - 4 automatic, sun roof, cated In a rural residen­ preferred. Coll Ever­ working with a con­ 0 324 Broad St , Manchester PROFESSIONAL Floors like new. Speclol RARE, UNUSUAL, ivated self starter with 2 and delivery. 18 percent — Complete home re­ rooms, second floor. GAS STOVE - 30" Magic 23,000 miles. Excellent AUTO BODY REPAIR tial area. Please call Mrs. green Lawns, 53 Slater cerned and dedicated Must call for an interview .iiiporn’ ienl PAINTING - Interlor/Ex- Izlng In olderfloors, natu­ CRESTED, BANTAM condition. $10,300. 647- J, Brownstein, D.N.S., plus years production senior discount. Expert terlor. No lob too big or pairs and remodeling. Stove, refrigerator, heat Chef. Includes 5 burners, 9 I ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSON NEEDED for Street, Manchester, 649- supporting staff whose ral and stained floors. No CHICKEN. Butt Polish management exoe- service. Free estlthotes. Quality work. Referen­ and garage. 1 or 2 adults. clock, minute timer, pro­ 1583 evenings/weekends. small restoration shop. Monday thru Friday be­ 8667 tor Interview prim ary goal Is ouallty MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL amall. Reasonable rotes, waxing anymore. John Cockerel. Easy to care tween 9 and 3pm, at ■ rience. STS provides cor­ Economy Lawn Mower, ces, licensed and Insured. No children or pets. $300. gram cooking, griddle EM ERGENCY? In Man- Must have own tools. For appointment. patient care. If you have free estimates. Coll John Verfallle. Coll 646-5750. for and an Interesting 1975 V O L K S W A G E N 643-5151. a genuine desire to de­ rosion protective coat­ 549-0870 647-3660. otter 4pm. 649-3248. Coll 646-8165. 643-0190. and other features. Call Chester, dial 911 for fire, Interview, 228-0588. 242-8142. bird. $5.00. Call 649-6320. RABBIT - Standard shift. PART TIME TELE­ velop a successful nurs­ ings with quick turn time police, medical help. GENERAL HANDYPER- In a lob shoo environ­ No rot. New point. $800 or SOUTH WINDSOR - Re­ PHONE SALES HELP ing career, please call WAITRESS WANTED SIAMESEKITTENSFOR SON tor four hours morn­ ment for aero space and STORE AND BEDROOM SET, Dining best offer. 742-7636. ceptionist wanted tor W A N TED - No expe­ M rs. Elizabeth LaunI, Dl- IMMEDIATELY - Hours SALE - $75. Also: GoftIn ings. M/F. See Steve crector Of Nurses, 646- Industrial application. Real Estate DFFICE SPACE room set, living room set. small busy office. 8am to rience necessary. Hourly 11 to 2, tour days a week. I Almost brand new. 289- Cockatoos - $100. 742-7636. 78 FORD FAIRMONT - 2 Employment Carter, Carter Chevrolet, 0129. Manchester Manor Successful candidate 4om dally. Accurate typ­ pay, 6 to 9pm on week Apply In person to: Anto­ nriH D M ES I^ H D M E S HOMES ROOMS M AN CH ESTER — Ottice 6596 before 9am and after door, 6 automatic, power ing and good phone skills 1229 Main Street. nights and 10 to 3 on Nursing Home, 385 West must: - Have excellent DOG TRAINING - Be­ Interpersonal skills - nio's, 956 Main Street, I ^ I J fdr sa le FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT space. Ideal for accoun­ 6:30pm. steering, air condition­ & Education required. Reply with re­ Saturday. Coll for Inter­ Center Street, Manchester. HOMES ginners Obedionce. Start­ ing. Very good condition. CONSTRUCTION - Expe­ Manchester. Hove excellent verbal tant, lawyer or sales of­ sume to P.O. Box 638, rience concrete, rebar, view: Mr. Steven of 742- FOR SALE fice. Central location. KERO-SUN KEROSENE ing April 1st at lOom at Asking $1,500. 643-9708. South Windsor, CT 06074. and written communica­ I INVESTMENT PROP­ BRICK! MANCHESTER- VERY NICE LARGE the Manchester YW CA. tormworkers and lead 0103. FULL TIME RECEP­ F A IR Y T A L E S DO COME Ample parking. Coll 649- HEATER - Well con­ tions skills - Have ability ERTY - Maintenance 80's. 4 bedroom home In ROOM - Big closet. To Coll 721-1386. persons wanted tor Im­ NEED EXTRA MONEY to organize production TIONIST for Doctor's of- TRUE! Staddlebrook 2891. structed. Used In Spring LOOKING FOR a second STITCHERY LOVERS DRIVERS WANTED flce. Personable, G R E EN MANOR RANCH^ Free, Aluminum Sided, Porter Street Area. Origi­ share house with others. cor tor your family? Ihelp wanted mediate employment. to help ends meet? Well flow - Work well under - with 3 bfdrooms, tire-' Form, Andover. Charm­ Two-Family In nicer sec­ nal owners are retiring Full kitchen, bath, yard and Fall. New wick and NEEDED - No expe­ Applications accepted 3 FULL TIME - Economy we offer the opportunity non-smoker. Expe­ ing stone front Ranch Igniter, $95 or best otter. MUSICAL Don't miss the many rience necessary, flexl- pressure dealing with place, all aoolUinces,' tion of W llllm antlc. Each and this traditional clas­ privileges. $<0 weekly. MANCHESTER - 3050 sa. to 5pm Monday through cor necessary for light In the evening 5:00 to rienced preferred. Will comes with these 7 acres ft., 1000 sq. ft. offices, 2050 Call 649-1433 evenings. offerings In today's clas­ NEWSPAPER DEALER blehours. Good earnings. pick up and delivery In customers and OEM's. screened In porch, PLUS apartment has Five sic offers spacious 643-1021. ITEMS Friday. For additional 9:00pm and Saturday Work well with people In train. 649-3311. and 30' x 60' Barn. Many sq. ft. shoo or worehouse. I sified columns. N EED ED IN ANDOVER- Call 646-0770, 8 - 12, Mon­ the greater Coventry a new furnace, roof, gut-" Rooms, Three Bed­ rooms, huge porch, li­ HEBRON AREA, Must Information call after morning. Call Ms. Jones non union shop - It Is possibilities! Trout Excellent locotlon and D IN E T T E SET - Solid day thru Friday. area. Coll for Interview: 0 ters, stcirm windows, rooms, and a possible brary, fireplaced living FEMALE PREFERRED- PIANO - Coble Nelson 69 BELAIR - Rebuilt ;J27 have dependable car and 3pm only, 246-9372. at 647-9946. desirable this Individual DRIVER WANTED - Part brook running through facility. Available April. maple. Needs retlnlsh- Mr. Greg at 742-0103. vinyl 5 ding, and a T' Apartment on the Third room ond fully op- $55 per week. Non- Spinet with bench. Pur­ engine. Excellent run­ be bondable. Call Mrs. be familiar with Pratt 8, time. 3 days per week. property. Horses Wel­ Coll Bill Stevenson, 643- Ing. $89. Call 649-9540. PA RT t i m e - Monday to YEAR' ERA BUYERS' Floor. Enclosed porches, pllanced kitchen. Ansaldl smoker. All privileges. chased from Watkins. ning condition. Dependa­ From erth, 647-9946. Whitney and GE specifi­ Approximately 6 hours come! Jackson 8, Jack- 5660. Very fine condition. $850. Friday, 9 - 2pm, tyolng SALES - Full time tele­ D R IV ER S To Sell Hood per day. Call; Brown's PROTECTION PLAN.' full basement and a 3 car built, which means top- 647-9434 after 7:00pm. ble. $195. 646-8127 after cations. Experienced $70's. Blanchard 8, Ros'-^ son Real Estate, 647-8400 garage. Property In nice quality craftsmanship. REFRIGERATOR FOR 649-2070. helpful but not neces­ phone soles position days Ice Cream In your own Flow ers, 643-8455. or 646-8646. SALE - Good condition, 5pm. WANTED BACKHOE & sary. Emblem 8, Badge, with protective coatings setto, 646-2482. shape, and priced to sell D.W. Fish Realty, 643- 600 SQUARE F E E T - Otfl- TYPESETTER - Part only. Experience neces­ local area. We wont 50 APARTMENTS ce/Store space. Business $100. Call 649-6916 after DOZER OPERATORS - 289-2864. o plus. Salary commen­ at $74,500.00. Strano Real 159' or 871-1400. STEREO AND AM/FM time days. Fast growing, sary. Good voice and self drivers at once. Be your FOR RENT zone. Spruce Street. $425 6pm. 1979 CUTLASS SU­ Dump Truck Drivers. motivation a plus. Some own boss. Apply Ding surate with experience. NEW LISTING. 5 + 5 Estote, 647-"SOLD". Radio console maple ca­ Must have Class II Li­ could expand to full time No phone colls accepted. SOUTH WINDSOR - monthly. Call R. Jarvis, PREME - Landau roof, PRODUCTION TRAI­ postlon. Must be expe­ travel Is required. Call: Dong Cart, 44 Prospect TWO FAMILY. Fire­ BOLTON CENTER - binet. $80. 649-5053. sport wheels, air, cense. Black Top Rakers Send resume with salary $84,500. Bright and sunny DESIRABLE AREA - 643-6712. SEARS WASHING MA­ NEE position available. rienced and reliable. Mr. Greg for Interview at HIM Rd., East Windsor, LABORERS - Under­ place, deck, gas heat, Stately historic Colonial, D U P L E X - 6 rooms, 3 CHIN E - $175 or best cassette deck, small V-8. and Roller Operators. Excellent opportunity for 742-0103. CT (Exit 45 off of 1-91). requirem ent. In confi­ 2 bedroom CondomI" aluminum siding. Com­ MANCHESTER 4 plus bedrooms, 7 fire­ FOR SALE - Walnut ste­ Experienced of 5 or more Apply In person to ground cable TV con­ bedrooms. Cozy living OFFICE SPACE - 512 offer. 643-4816. W hite, Excellent condition. hard working, conscien­ 623-1733. dence, to: JACK ZALC- nium. End unit with bay pletely modernized. Call $104,900. Large, places, 2 plus acres. room, large dining room reo speakers. Excellent years need only apply. Marpet Printers, Vernon, MAN, General Manager. struction. Connecticut square feet. Main Street, large capoclty. Moving. $4,200. 649-9337. tious person. Royal Ice OFFICE PERSON - Im­ window, sliders to pri­ us today. $97,500. Jackson Ansaldl-bullt Colonial In Barn/garage. Beautiful and kitchen. baths. condition. $99 for the Benefits. Call 742-6190. 871-1421. SERMATECH TECHNI­ area, must travel. Call 2 Manchester. Heat, air, Cream Company, 27 mediate opening for full PART TIME PERMAN­ vate patio, 2'/2 baths;; & Jackson Real Estate, Ansaldl heights area. setting. Ideal profes­ Good for family living. pair. 742-9927. 347-6611. finished basement - gor­ parking. Reasonable. 649- NEW KENMORE POR­ 1980 PONTIAC SUNBIRD Warren Street. 649-5358. time employment with ENT POSITION - After­ CAL SERVICES, 564 647-B400 or 646-8646. First floor family room, sional or fam ily. $185,0(X). $500 monthly. Call Bill CUSTODIAN - Full time. Hayden Station Rood, geous kitchen. Imniacu-' 5334 or 643-7175. TABLE SEWING MA­ - 4 speed, 39,000 miles. small manufacturing noon hours, mature, spacious fireplaced liv­ 763-2105. 646-2482 or 646-8261. $2,800 or best offer. Call Coventry Public Schools. W indsor, CT 66095. Equal BUSINESS late - must be seen to be ing room, screened porch CHINE - Free arm, button Starting oav $3.67 per EXPERIENCED WAI­ company. Variety of re­ flexible, honest, expe­ CAPE WITH EXTRA holer, zig zog, etc. Great 649-0827. TRESSES WANTED - For Opportunity Employer, appreciated! ReoHY off fam ily room, 2-car CENTRALLY located 3 MANCHESTER - Main TAG SALES hour. Hours 3pm to 11:30 SALES/COUNTER sponsibilities consisting rience dealing with pub­ OPPORTUNITIES LOT - Hurry and see this 6 BECAUSE YOU never Street - Store for rent. bargain. Asking $175 . 646- appointment, call 647- of: Typing, clerical, lic. Coll 646-1222, ext. 2534. M/F. World Frechette Asso­ room Country Cape on garage all In very desira­ bedroom Duplex - Super pm. 40 hours per week. CLERK - Full time posi­ ciates, 646-7709. know when someone will About 240 sa. ft. For more 0528/525-2969. 1980 TOYOTA CELICA 9995. tion open tor reliable, bookkeeping, etc. Knowl­ Leave name and phone DAYCARE FOR SALE - 1 % acres... E xtra 1 Vi acre ble area. Call today on start for the 1 st time SPRING IS HERE! The GT littback, 5 speed, air, Contact: Maintenance PART TIME HELP this wonderful home Investor. Separate Utili­ be searching tor the Item Information, call 563-4438 Eastern Connecticut Flea A edge of A/R and A/P number. $75,880 plus long term building lot that can be Supervisor at 742-9305, energetic Individual wil­ WANTED - Nights. Apply you have for sale. It's or 529-7858. SIX FCX3T H EA V Y PIN E AM-FM, mint. $5,500. 643- WAITER/WAITRESS - helpful. Salary commen­ lease. 50% owner financ­ JUST LISTED! END sold now or later. 90's. that's sure to go q uickly! ties. 70's. Jackson & Morket will reopen Sun­ 8:30am to 3:30pm. EO E. ling to accept responsi­ at: Dairy Mart, 368 better to run your want TRESTLE DINING TA­ 4902, or 646-7451. Days and evenings. Neat, surate with experience. PART TIME HELP - Ev­ ing at fixed Interest rote. UNIT. Spacious 2 bed. Blanchard 8> Rossetto D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Jackson Reol Estate, 647- day, March 31, at the bility and the ability to Spencer Street, ad for several days ... BLE and 2 benches. Ask­ clean appearance. Must work Independently. Coll between 9:30om and enings and week-ends. Call 456-0345. room townhouse In Royal Realtors, 646-2482. 1591 or 871-1400. 8400 or 646-8646. Monstleld Drive-ln EASY ASSEMBLY Monchester. canceling It as soon as ing $375. Call 649-5546. 1978 TO YO TA Vj TON be 20 years of age. Call Must be pleasant and 4:00pm Monday - Friday, Hours flexible. Apply Arms Condo! I'j baths, Theater (Junction ot W ORK! $600.00 per 100. ATTENTION SMALL you get results. PICKUP, 5 speed, AM- George or Sharon at the outgoing, with a strong 203-522-1957. Seven-Eleven, 513 Center appliances, carpeting, BOLTON - $99,900. A EAST HARTFORD - Routes 31 8, 32). For Guaranteed Payment. FIRE AND SMOKE BU SIN ESSES! Lots of CHILDS/YOUNG FM, CB, sports wheels, Horseless Carriage, 289- talent to work with the Street between 1 - 4pm. full basement and a gor* RARE FIND. This lovely $98,900. NEW LISTIN G ! dealer Information, No Experlence/No Sales. DAMAGE Restoration possibilities go with this Two Room Office ADULT BEDROOM - 2 extra rims and tires. No 2737 after 11am. public. Apply In person to geous 8. privote rear 8, two bedroom U 8< R Pure pleasure best des­ pleose coll 456-9890 or Details send selt- Company seeks full and store and apartment bureaus, desk, $300. 2 Rust. $2,990 firm . 643-4902, Marpet Printers, Vernon, B E YOUROW N BOSS. An side yard. Mid 50's. Blan: Contemporary Ranch cribes this spotless I- MANCHESTER — Avail­ First lloor. parking, bus 423-9660. addressed stomped enve­ port time help. Day hours bulding. Separate utili­ brown love seat sleepers or 646-7451. LANDSCAPE LABOR­ 871-1421, opportunity to Invest In chard 8. Rossetto Real­ features a dramatic stone owner 6 room auallty able Immediately. One, line, exposure, heat, lope; ELAN VITAL-173, only. $5.00 per hour. Call ties. Call today tor de­ $300 pair. • Blue velvet ERS - Full and part time. your future, without fran­ tors, 646-2492. floor to celling fireplace. built Ranch with 3 bed­ two and three bedroom utilities, parking in­ 3418 Enterprise Road, Ft. weekdays, 9 - 3, 646-6855. tails. BO'S. Jackson 8, chair $125. 19" color Mag- Own transportation. 643- HAIR STYLIST - We've chisees. Take advantage It Is nestled on a beautiful rooms, I'/j baths, deck oft apartments. $410, $475, cluded $325 monthly Pierce, FL33482. 1699. Jackson Real Estate, 647- kitchen, wall to wall car­ navox TV (3 years old), got the customers, we CASHIER - Immediate of the fast growing Photo OPEN SUNDAY, 1 - 4pm, wooded lot on a cul-de- $525, heat and hot water $125. 633-8218. MOTORCYCLES/ MACHINISTS PART TIME POSITION sac near Manchester. 8400 or 646-8646.______peting and 2 car garage. KEITH REAL ESTATE FISHERMEN'S TAG TEACHER AID - Full need you now! Expe­ opening at MInnechauo Lab Processing. No expe­ 52 LAWTON ROAD, Included. J.D. Real Est­ BICYCLES A V A IL A B L E for Recep- Call today tor private Located In lovely area on 646-4126 SALE - Fishing Tackle, time beginning Imme­ rience preferred, no fol­ Golf Course. 5 d a ys,30-35 rience necessary. Take MANCHESTER. Attrac­ MANCHESTER - NEW ate, 646-1980. I NC Lathe & CNC Mil­ tlonlst/TvpIst. After­ lowing necessary. Coll the first step and call showing. Joyce G. Ep­ cul-de-sac. Call for de­ MISCELLANEOUS Reels, Electronics, etc. diately at private school hours per week. Apply In tive 3 bedroom home with LISTIN G - $164,900. E x ­ SUZUKI PE 250 - Good ling. 2 to 3 years experi­ noons, 1 - 4pm. This 643- 8339, ask for 872-1045. stein Real Estate, 647- tails. Sentry Real Estate, Some household Items. for Autistic Children, IMMEDIATE OPENING person, or call 649-1984 I'/j baths, family room, ceptional Custom-Deluxe FOR SALE condition. Driven 16 ence required. Aircraft position would be Ideal manager. 8895. 643-4060. 3'/2 ROOM APARTMENT Saturday, March 30th - ages 4 to 10, Includes 6 - For part time Dairy (10-12 8, 2-5 Mondoy- den or 4th bedroom, din­ Colonial, Professional hours. $750 or best otter. work, must set up. oper­ for a seml-refired Indi­ ing room, huge enclosed landscaping, brick front, - Private home, heat, 9am to 4pm at 371 Middle weeks of summer ses­ Queen Cake Maker and Frld a y). HOMES MANCHESTER - SWIM POOLS WARE­ Tpke. West, Manchester, 647-1821. ate and read blueprints. vidual looking fora lobln SHORT ORDER COOK - rear porch, garage, MANCHESTER - aluminum sided, fenced appliances. Working sin­ HOUSE forced to dispose sions. EOE. Reply to: Decorator. Monday thru the Vernon Circle area $149,900. T R U E CON­ RESORT CT. ______»_ Community Child Gui­ Overtime and benefits Mobile catering truck. 3 FOR SALE PLUS ERA'S ONE YEAR $133,900. UN IQ UE. Beau- In yard. Great place for gle adult only. No pets, of new on/ground, 31 foot Thrusday 9 to 1. Good who would enloy typical days per week. Tuesday ( tltul 3 bedroom TEMPORARY LIVING In children. Call 643-2800. MOTORCYCLE INSU­ dance Pre School, 317 available. NC Program­ REAL ESTATE AGENTS BUYERS PROTECTION children I Also II large PROPERTY long pools complete with pay. Apply In person: ming experience help­ receptionist duties In­ through Thursday, Contemporary located In this magnificent 7 room I RANCE - Get protection, North Main Street, NEEDED NOW - Part or PLAN! 80s. DIR: East rooms, 4-5 bedrooms, huge sundecks, fencing, Hartford Rood Dairy ful. Apply at 104 Com­ cluding phone answering 5:30am until 2:30pm. Call MANCHESTER - Forest Hills on a cul-de- Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 2 ride with AAA coverage. Manchester. Queen. full time, East of the Middle Tpke. to Vernon family room, Rec Room, MANCHESTER - Second VERMONT HOUSE FOR hIgh-rate filters, pumps, Competitive rates for all merce Street, Glaston - and light typing. The 644- 2858 after 3pm. $133,900. R E A D Y FOR sac. This home features a Inter-comm, new root, baths, ceramic tiled kit­ river. Exciting condo St. to Lawton Rd. Blan­ floor apartment, 2 bed­ RENT - Beautiful loca­ ladders, warrantee, etc. riders, discounts Tor ex­ bury or call Personnel at person we are looking for OCCUPANCY. Brand brick floor to celling cedar closet, Jacuzzi chen 8, dining room, sky­ LIONS CLUB TAG SALE sales and rental pro­ chard 8, Rossetto Real­ rooms, heat and applian­ tion on lake with dock, Asking $988 COM PLETE. perienced riders and rid­ 633-5271. EOE, must be an accurate ty­ new 5 8, 5 duplex. 3 fireplace, first floor fam­ room, large deck. In lighted cathedral ceilings - Saturday, May 18 at gram. Zimmer Real Est­ tors, 646-2482. ces Included, no pets. $500 2V2 hours from Hartford. Financing available. Call ers with prior Insurance. CUSTOM HOURS pist,(accuracy more Im- bedrooms, 1'/j baths, pri­ ily room and a magnifi­ ground pool nicely laid 81 sunken fireplaced sit­ McDonalds, 46 West Cen­ DRAFTSPERSON/ ate, 646-3778, 647-1139. plus security. Call 646- W eekly. (6171-692-4433, Stan, toll-free, 1-800-524- Special rates for older vate driveways and base­ cent enclosed patio. out and much much ting room, located In ter Street, Manchester. PROGRAMMER EAST HARTFORD-NEW 3979. evenings. 0595. riders with touring bikes. have a pleasant and effi­ ments, stove hood, dis­ Warmly decorated. morel! Call for Private executive area. Call for (Rain Date: Saturday, at c n ie n d i^ . Responsbilities include LIST IN G - $61,900. E x ­ Fo r a no obligation cient telephone manner, hwasher, disposal and Won't last! Joyce G. Showing! I Century 21 an appointment. Sentry May 25). Dealer space fabrication of drawings pandable starter home, LAWN SPEEPER Gaso­ quote, call AAA Insu­ ★ and be willing to perform for layout and production carpeting. Located on Epstein Real Estate, 647- Lindsey Real Estate, 649- Real Estate, 643-4060. MANCHESTER - Three MISCELLANEOUS available. Contact Tracy WANTED nice, quiet street! Realty 4-t- rooms Colonial. Deep line powered Parker. rance at 646-7096. Ot'CGusc* Ffipttdiy IS open from early motnmg until late evening there ate often a variety ot clerical du­ processes, working from 8895.______4008. bedroom duplex near FOR RENT Good condition. $90.00. Heavens, 643-2967, after itvany pa't lime openings throughout the Friendly workday for pari-lime waiters ties. Part time employees World Frechette, 646- treed lot, enclosed porch FOREST HILLS - MAN­ 4pm. and waitresses PRODUCTION WORKER raw sketches and models. SUPERINTENDENT park and downtown. $480 I Call 649-9728 after 3pm. and lots of char m !! Cen­ CUSTOM EXTRAS! - C H E S T E R -$107,900. U & If y Oil re itMrresied m pan-lime wotk buiareonly available during certain hours In our company receive 2 years experience re­ 7709. plus utilities. 872-7786 af­ peihaps dunng school hours after school or m the evening - contact Friendly Immediate opening. paid vacation, holiday quired including NC Pro­ For apartment con^lex tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ M AN CH ESTER - $89,900. EAST HARTFORD-NEW R built Contemporary ARTIST - CRAFT STU­ RECREATION We may be able to customize a work schedule lusi for you near (Jnlveralty ter 5pm. Available 4-1. TWO OLD WOODEN Individual needed in and sick days. Salary gramming. Familiarity of (ion- ate, 649-4000. Immaculate home with 4 LISTIN G - $74,900. Very with vaulted ceilings, DIO next to waterfall. with metal aircraft parts a necticut. Mechanical and ELLINGTON - NEW nice, clean 6 room Colon­ DESKS with attached VEHICLES Contact Manager: 199 Spencer St. marking and shipping commensurate with abil­ bedrooms, sewing room, floor to celling fireplace, $100 per month. 742-3022. ( plus. Submit resume or maintenance backround. LISTING - RURAL - 3 den with bar, family ial, Vinyl sided, OHW chair, lift too, $5 eoch. Q j^ tie n d fy Manchester, CT department. Good ity. It your are interested Married couple preferred. spacious master bed­ DON'T FORGET OPCN In this position, please apply at REB Industries, bedroom cape In great room and pool with deck. heating plus coal hot room with private bath, TWO AND THREE Good condition. 649-9827. 1973 VOLKSWAGEN 646-1437 dexterity. 45 hours a Inc., 184 Commerce St.. Send, resume to Superin­ rTIW AN TED HOUSE at Sturbrldge An­ contact Denise at 646-7124 tendent. Box 404, Bloom­ shape. Landscaped '/} MANCHESTER - By Custom extras, bullf-lns, water back up system to large family room. ROOM APARTMENTS - tique Shops In Stur- CAMPER SPECIAL - week. Entry level Glastonbury or call per­ acre. Terrific neighbor­ save money, new deck, FLOOR TILE. Brown and between 9am and 12noon. sonnel at 633-5271 bet­ field. CT 06002. owner 3 br d ro o in Raised and a level tenced-ln yard Nicely landscaped Heated, security. No IfiJTO RENT brldge, Mass. 75 dealers. Fully equipped. Sleeps 4 wages with Informal hood, near schools, shop­ make this a fine home In a garage and fenced In white. Nice pebble patt­ 2 EOE. ween 10 to 3. EOE. Ranch, fireplace, family grounds In extrem ely de­ pets, no appliances. 646- Open House March 29,30, people. Automatic. Good training. Overtime ping, etc. $81,800. McCord room, D ')ol, Westwood desired area. D.W. Fish yard!! Don't miss this sirable neighborhood. 2426, 9 - 5 weekdays. LAKE FRONT COTTAGE ern. 180 sq. ft. $150 value. tires. Excellent condi­ $60. 643-7069. 8, 31, with a Discount Sole and benefits availa­ General Agency, 635-5322. area. $112,900 . 643-8379. Realty, 643-1591 or 871- one! Century 21 Lindsey D.W. Fish Realty, 643- - One week between July for our 5th Anniversary tion! No Rust. Coll 742- ble. Apply at 186 RECEPTIONIST -Dentol 1400. Real Estate, 649-4000. 1591 or 871-1400. MANCHESTER - One 13th and August 24th. 8055. BAGBOY GOLF CART Celebration! Take Exit Commerce Street, assistant. Pleasant, mod­ RN’s & LPN’s bedroom first floor with 429-0589. 4E oft of Route 84, 1 mile Come and learn about the advantages of working lor med­ $25. Used golf bolls, $3.50 Glastonbury or call ern, large staff office. 4 SOUTH WINDSOR - Well ELLINGTON - NEW INVESTMENT stove and refrigerator. down on left. Open D ally, ical personnel pool. Must have 1 yeer full lime experience. kept 7 room Ranch. 3 No pets. Lease and secur­ per dozen, 643-9664. MISCEIIANEOUS Personnel at 633- day week. No Saturdays. LISTIN G - $94,500. Ter­ PROPERTY 9 to 5; Saturday and Excellent benefits. Sa­ We have openings on all shifts We otter excellent pay and bedrooms, newer kit­ ity. $375 per month plus WANT TO SHARE AUTOMOTIVE 5271 between 10am benefils We will be recruiting on April 3rd, 1985 from 10 rific country setting, 2Vj I FOLDING PING PONG Sunday, 10 to 5. lary negotiable. Expe­ chen, living room, dining acres with a view from heat. 646-1379. YOUR HOME? I am. to 4 p.m. in the H&H Block Ofllce, Marshall's Mall, 324 and 3pm. EOE. rienced only. Call 646- room, large lower level A-l WAY TO DEFER Retired gentleman, non- TABLE - Playback style Broad St., Manchester large 'Gunite' In ground TAXES. Exchange your smoker and drinker prefers with accessories. $50.00. RTIWANTED 2 TIRE RIMS, 1976 Ford 4964. family room, free stand­ pool. Rock garden and THREE ROOMS, second M u m Call For Interview Appolntanenl. Investment property any­ in-lew apartment, In private Call after 5pm, 646-8536. Pinto. $10.00 each. 644- ing fireplace, attached floor, heat and applian­ home or comparable accom­ l UJto buy 9 concrete patio I Also 8 where via nationwide 8360. MEDICAL garage. $89,000. U 8. R rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, ces, $375. Adults. No pets. modations Willing to pay ex­ / Realty Co., 643-2692. computer. Call 568-2518. Call 649-2236. cellent rate Reply to Box E. C A R S E A T 81 GO CART. Good condi­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Rec Room, 2 car garage Manchester Herald. P.O Box $ each. TWO FIVE HOLE 14 Inch KIT 'N' CARLYLE ' by Larry Wright PERSONNEL S T R O LLE R 20.00 tion and runs well. Reaso­ and ready for new 591. Manchester. CT 06040 643-1814. rim s tor $12. Call 643-1866. IN MANCHESTER AREA POOL MANCHESTER - NEW owners I Century 21 Lind­ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER - Modern All responses will ha an­ nable. Call anytime, 647- LISTING - $117,500. four room apartment swered. St. John St. 115-175 sey Real Estate, 649-4000. WANTED 1372. F O R SALE - TWO ______549-0870______Raised Ranch, 8 nice with appliances, carpet­ ALDER 1000 ELECTRIC St. Lawr8nc8 St. III rooms, possible In-law TYPEW RITER for sale. TWELVE Inch Datsun ing and parking. $360 PROLONG T H E life ot W88t MIddIa Turnpike 420-496 suite, 4 Bedrooms, 2 MANCHESTER - WANTED DUPLEXES - monthly plus utilities. $85.00. Call after 3;30pm. rims with tires In excel­ r n ROOMMATES cut flowers In your home Alexander St. III Baths, Rec Room, Wet Builder's Homel 4 bed­ Well financed principles 647-1113 after 6;00om. 643-6091.______lent condition. Coll even­ Center St. 467-553 odd only Bar, Stove fire place, room "Green Manor" Interested In deollng di­ IfllW A N TEO bv snipping stems ot an ings 646-0197. Asking $50. BOYS CLOTHES - Pants, angle. This provides Lincoln SL in breezewav, 2 car garage, Ranch, 2 baths, air condi­ rect with owner of multi MANCHESTER - Main JUST LISTED deck and above ground tioners, appliances, fam­ fam ily homes In Man- FEMALE ROOMMATE Shirts, Suit. Boots sizes 12 more stem surface to Perkint St. III Street, 3 rooms. For more - 18, suade vest. All good absorb the water. Pro­ INVITATION TO BIO #TM Ridgewood St. all OFFICE PERSON SOUTH WINDSOR $95,000 pool on treed lot! Century ily room with wet bar, chester/Eost Hart- Information, call 563-4430 tor two bedroom town- a s b i b t o s a b a t e m e n t fireploce, garage. ford/Glastonbury area. condition. 646-8661 after long the life of good, but PnOJECT - EAST HARTTOBD Park SL 73-157 21 Lindsey Real Estate, or 529-7858. house, immediate occu­ Seven room, older Colon,al ir a great 649-4000. $84,900. Gordon Realty, Call 633-6264. pancy. 649-1513. 3pm. unused Items In your HIGH SCHOOL Chestnut St. 142-198 Full time. Detail oriented person Tha Board of Education, 110 location lor a potential, restricted office. 643-2174. FOUR ROOM APART­ home bv selling them tor Eiit Center SL 25-209 odd only ATARI 2600, Excellent cosh with a low-cost ad In Long Hill Drlva, East Hort- for diversified position. Including MENT, Bolton. First [^INCOME TAX ford, CT. will racalva saolod Marble St. all This home has spacious rooms, first floor 24 HOUR CASH OFFER condition. $35.00. Call 646- classified. phones, typing, cashiering, laundry, large cedar closet in bedroom, EQUAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ON YOUR PROPERTY - floor. Married couples. IHLI SERVICE 4848. bids for ASBE5TOS A B A TE­ McCibe St. III No pets. One month se­ MENT PROJECT - EAST accounts receivable and other brick patio for summer enjoyment. ERA • In tht salt or rontol of houtina Call: Crockett Realty, HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL. Stock PI. III • In odvtrtitino th« solt or’rtnfol of housing 643-1577 for a quick deal! curity. $350. 643-0926. 24" Cordwood Saw Blade. Bid Information and spaclfl- 397-496 Buyer Protection Plan. Call us for • In sfondlna rtodv to tnfor brokor-clltnt rgloflonships ZINGLER'S INCOME cotlons ora ovollobla ot Iho North Main SL duties as required. Computer • In tht providing of rtol tstott broktropt strv ictt $25. 643-1634, call after Automotive 32-77 3'/j ROOM HOUSE - $375 TAX SERVICE - Filing Business Office. Sealed bids Girth Rd. appointment to see. $95,000 personal and small busi­ 6pm. will be ractlvad until 10:30 A. experience helpful. Send WE SUBSCRIBE to the policy that equal oppor­ plus utilities. Credit ref­ E. Middle Tpka. 662-718 even only tunity In the acquisition of housing can best be ROOMS ness tax returns. In your M„ Mondoy, April 22,19t$, at handwritten resume with salary erences and security dep­ which time they will be pub­ Mountain Rd. 14-195 E j] FOR RENT home. Since 1974. Also DRILL STAND, extra, W t can hilp you bicoina a accomplished through leadership, example, osit. Convenient loca­ ICARS/TRUCKS licly opantd and rood aloud. requirements to Box FF, c/o "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! education and the mutual cooperation of the bookkeeping services long pipe Included. $12. Tha Board of Education res- MANCHESTER HERALD tion. 646-5940. Call 649-1649. IFOR SALE Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Call 64iB-452S. and aak lor Oan. real estate industry and the public. m e n o n l y - Central available. Coll Walt at ervas the right to accept or location, kitchen privi­ rolact any or all bids or tha Call Circulation Dept 646-5346. right to waive technical for­ Manchester, CT 06040. MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS | leges, parking available. ONE BEDROOM partly BOY’S TRACK SHOES, 1974 FI AT 128 SPORT L — D.F. REALE, INC. 180 E. Cintir StrMi malities If It Is In tha bast In­ Security and references furnished mobile home. NETKIN"S TAX SER­ size 8 with spikes and To be used for parts. Call 647-9946 R«af Eafat* Minchtttir. CT 00040 terest to do so. I I I rn ttm It., erndwiw. Cl required. $55 weekly, 643- Single working adult VICE - Low rates, strictly wrench. Excellent condi­ Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. Richard A. Huot, M 6 -4 5 IS 646-2450 2693. only. Lease. No children, confidential. Over 10 ye­ tion. Used four times. $20. Also Panasonic AM/FM Direct or/BusIntss pets. 643-2880. Call 643-4607. car radio. Services ars experience. 644-1009. 0$(M>3 * 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 29, 1985 ^ I I — .. —, CHESTER FOCUS WEATHER Real Estate I NLRB officer drops Bowers janitor isn’t Whale wins shootout Partly sunny, cooler; TIME FOR A CHANGUD nursing home gripes quite one of the boys against Oilers, 8-7 more clouds Sunday | This Week featuring: ^ ... page 3 ... page 11 ... page 15 ... page 2 j Onluo{- -rfZjTrzi LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Center Street OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 PM Mancheeter. CT Charles E. Lindsay 52 Lawton Road, Manchester Attractive 3 bedroom home with 1 baths, fam­ Just Listed! End Unit ily room, den or 4th bedroom, dining roont, Spacious 2 bedroom town house in Royal Arms Ulanrl|ratrr Mpralft Condo! baths, appliances, carpeting, full large enclosed rear porch, garage PLUS ERA’S Manchester, Conn — A City of Village Charm basement and a gorgeous and private rear and 1 YEAR BUYERS PROECTION PLAN! 80’s. Saturday, March 30, 1985 — Single copy: 25

55 Steel Crossing Rd., Bolton alms to lose GREEN MANOR RANCH CAPE WITH EXTRA LOT Manchester $164,900 with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, all appliances, screened m starts fire, Hurry and see this 6 room country cape on IV* porch. PLUS a new furnace, roof, gutters, storm win­ acres , Xtra acre building lot that can be so band vWhs Nr'ic List in dows. vinyl siding, and a 1 YEAR ERA BUYERS PROC- Exceptional custom-deluxe colonial. Professional TECTION PLAN $70’S sold now or later 90 s landscaping, brick front, alum sided, fenced in yard, By AAoraoret Hayd9n Great place for children" Also 11 large rooms. 4-5 BR's. Family Room, Rec Room, Inter-comm, New roof. Cedar Ellington $94,900 BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. Herald Reporter Closet. Jacuzzi Room. Large Deck, In ground pool closes 1-91 \ ('i( l.is tiiifi REALTORS nicely laid out and much much more'! Call for private Terrific country setting, 2'; acres with a view, from COVENTRY — People have run, showing!! 189 WEST CENTER STREET dent occurred, he said. Large Guhte' inground pool. Rock garden and walked, rocked and danced to raise By Rob Stein (Corner of McKee) Greenfield Police Chief David concrete patio' Also 8 rooms. 3-4 BR's Rec Room. 2 money for worthy cau^s. But United Press International Ko.iturr uf tht* Week P.nti b> ihi* M jiuhestfr Mer.tld Car garage and ready for new owner' 646-2482 McCarthy said between 2,000 and Coventry High School Band Direc­ GREENFIELD . Mass. - Three 3,000 people from homes, schools tor Carl Salina has a better idea. cars of a freight train carrying and businesses were evacuated "W hy not a pound-a-thon?” he flammable liquid derailed and from an area within I Sm ilesofthe 349 EAST CENTER ST. wreck, but most were allowed back Joyce G. Epstein (9> THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING' asks. Band members are soliciting caught fire Friday, forcing the MANCHESTER, CT. after about four hours when it Ontui){, Please call 6 4 9 -4 0 0 0 for donations for each pound Salina evacuation of more than 2,000 Real Estate 647-8895 for a Iree markellny analysis of your hi n,- people and closing a six-mile appeared the fire w ould burn itself or loses by the tentative date of May stretch of Interstate 01 out. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION______To see any home on Ihe inarkel today 14. when the spring concert Is No serious injuries were re­ Only about 150 people who lived LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Center Street Manchesler CT scheduled. ported. but officials feared there within one-half mile of Ihe tracks could be an explosion. The acci­ were told to slay with friends or at “ I would love to lose 20 pounds by emergency shelters until 8 a.m. then,” Salina says. dent occurred ,50 yards from the highway, about two miles from the Saturday as a precaution. The pound-a-thon is one of many ■ center of town. Greenfield is about Interstate 91 was reopened after efforts to raise $70,000 for an 90 miles west of Boston and 10 about four hours. eight-day trip the band will take to miles south of the Vermont border. A spokeswoman at Franklin County Medical Center in Green­ Coventry and London, England, Five of the 30.000-gallon cars derailed and tipped onto their sides field said one person had been starting June 28. but only three caught fire, spewing brought to the emergency room for Salina says 96 of the 118 band a plume of thick, black smoke treatment for minor injuries. No Bolton $99,900 members plan to go. Students w ill.. visible 20 miles away. other injuries were reported, al­ East Hartford \ew Listing $74,900 though three bed-ridden people in A Rare Find takepartinafour-dayjaationalfair 4 Slate health and environmental This lovely two bedroom U&R contemporary ranch features a dramatic Very nice, clean. 6 room colonial. Vinyl sided. OHW heating plus coal officials said the cars were be­ the evacuation area were brought near the city of Coventry. There stone floor to ceiling fireplace. It is nestled on a beautiful wooded lot on hot water backup system to save money. New deck, garage and fenced lieved carrying octyl alcohol, a to the hospital. in yard!!!Don't miss this one! _ a cul-de-sac near Manchester. Call today for private showing will also be time for sightseeing. compound with a wide range of Steven Ziegler, chief of the “ W e’ll play July 4, celebrating industrial applications including Boston and Maine Railroad police, sa-id he was investigating the cause our independence from England,” as a solvent INVESTMENT PROPERTY The smoke, which wafted of the derailment but would ha veto he says. wait until the wreck cooled to Maintenance Free. .Aluminum Sided. Two-Family in straight into the air, was not nicer section of Willimantic Each apartment has “ Some members of the royal believed toxic, but could cause eye inspect it. Five Rooms. Three Bedrooms, and a possible family may be there,” he adds. ^ and throat irritation, state health Christine George. 15, was at Apartment on the Third Floor Enclosed porches, officials said The fire also burned Greenfield High School w hen the Last yisar students from Coven­ full basement and a 3 Car Garage. Property m nice between six and eight acres of derailment was announced She shape, and priced to sell at $74,500 00 try, 'Engliandy visited Coventry and adjoining brush was later evacuated with other Manchester $133,900 East Hartford I\ew Listing $61,900 the local school. The Fire Chief William Collings said students to another school farther Expandable starter home, 4- Rooms colonial, Deep treed lot, enclosed working with them and othere to all but a few firefighters who from the scene. Unique STRANO REAL ESTATE "W e had to .shut all the windows l.Th K. CE.M'EH ST.. M \MillK.STKR, CT. porch and lots of charm!! find English homes where stayed to monitor the flames were Beautiful 3 bedroom contemporary located in Forest Hills on a pulled back to wait for the tire to and no one was allowed out of the cul-de-sac. This home features a brick floor to ceiling fireplace, first members can stey. school. " she said. "1 was real floor family room and a magnificant enclosed patio. Warmly decorated. CALL TODAY - 647-SOLDiffl Put Number 1 to work for you,’ burn itself out Won't last! Besides practicing' for the con­ • ft may take .several hours, it scared, a lot of people were real certs in Coventry and in Engjand, may take several days, ' Collings scared. A lot of people, they just the student hiusicians sire cittting said started crying." O^F Cl hO'JmS 7 AV TG8 TG ■ PV Wood, baby-sitting, and doing hther He said firefighters tried to The derailment and fire oc­ curred in a heavily wooded area Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson wori^ndividualiy and in grt^ps. douse the flames with water and foam from a pumper truck brought and some fire trucks drove to the 168 Main St., Manchester D.W.FISH And, of course, they’re busy in from Westover Air Force base in fire through the nearby Greenfield (heading North on Main St. across from Brown's Flowers) soliciting pledges for Salina’s Chicopee, but the fire was too Country Club intense REALD C A I ESTATE C C T A T pounds. Salina's weight ha$ been 647-8400 646-8646 VA ■ts:nEE;'-vA‘.:i'F.-'F!- . f a -. *. a c l f - 'There was so much heat with 643-1591 871-1400 placed in an envelope, s e a l^ and placed in the school safe where it the steel cars that the heat could reignite the fumes." Collings said. Inside Today will remain for a month and a half. "We took one look, pulled out. At Then, his net loss will be times the flames were above the announced. 20 pages. 2 sections HaraM |) ii^ by Taquinio trees." In the meantime. Salina will be .A Boston ii Maine Railroad Co. Advice- ,13 Lottery___ careful what he eats, especially in Coventry. Oirector Cart Salina permits school nursa Peggy spokesman said five cars of a Books. _ 9 Obituaries _ 62-car southbound train came off Business - .20 Opinion__ the presence of band members. Czerwoj^a lo the start of his pound-a-thon while band Churches- .14 Peopletalk. the track at about 11:48 a m. The Claasified___ 18>19 Sports------Will b^ announce his weight? rnerhberFI^VyilllikimrihMdkttis eyes from the secret weight which may never train originated in Montreal and rirtmir* 9 Television . "Just the net loss,” he ^ays. bediaciosM.'> ' was heading to B&M freight yards Entertainment__ 13 Weather — .\ <>w’ Listing Manciiester Fairytales Do Come Truel Manchester Fnrpm H itU $107,900 Deurahle Area $104,900 in East Deerfield when the acci­ U&R built Contemporary with vautlad catllnga, floor to calling firaplaca. Larga. Ansaldl-buih Colonial In Anaaldl halghta araa. FIral floor fam ily 5&5 TWO FAMILY spacious master bedroom wrth private bath, large (amity room. NieWy room, apactoue firaplacad living room, scraanad porch off family room Staddlebrook Farm, Andover Fireplace, deck, gas heat, alum, siding Completely landscapad grounds in axt/amaly daairaabia riai^borhood 2-car garage all in vary daalrabla area Call today on ihia wonderful home Charming stone front ranch comes with these 7 modernized. Call us today $97,500. thal'a aura to go quicklyl acres and 30'x60' Barn. Many possibilities! Trout brook running through property. Horses welcome! Reports show birth rate up, divorce rate down in 1984

WASHINGTON (I PI) - The marriage rate staved the same as The increa.ses "appear to indi­ for women in their 30s. The trend is through the 1970s, but began to rise tions for the declining divorce rate. nation's birth rate rose in 1984 — 1983. cate that at least some age-speeific especially strong among first-lime again about a decade ago. Some say hard economic limes probably helped by a baby boom .An estimated 3,697,00(1 babies birth rates increased between 1983 mothers, reflecting what some The new report said an esti­ may have made it harder for among women in their 30s — and were horn in the L'nited Slates last and 1984. " the center reported. experts say is women's desire to mated 1,155,000 couples got di­ couples to break up. Others say the the divorce rate dropped to its year. 2 percent more th.in in 1983. Rates for different age groups get their careers in order before vorced in 1984, a 2 percent drop dip reflects the trend toward lowest level since 1975, the govern­ Ihe center reported. The birth rale are available only through 1982. having children. from 1983 and down 5 percent from marriages at older ages, which are 1981. more stable. Maneliettar H rick! 80's ment said Friday. rose 1 percent. They show a marked shift in But the baby boom is minor 4-badroom hon>a m Porter St. Area. Original ownara are retiring and this Naechsftir Custom Extra»! S8S M A A preliminary report from the The more important barometer, childbearing to later years, al­ compared with that of the years The divorce rate dropped to its Some decline was inevitable. If traditional claaaic otfara apacious rooma. hugh porch, library, firaplacad Immaculata horn# with 4 bedrooms, sawing room dan with b a rfin X the divorce rale had kept rising at living room and fully appllancad kitchen Anaaldl built, which maans room and pool with deck Custom axtraa. baili-ins and a ^ National Center for Health Stalls the fertility rale, which is tlic though the highest rates still are after World War II. Births rose to lowest level since 1975, 4.9 break­ CENTRALLY LOCATED 3 Bedroom Duplex - Attention Small Businesses! top-quality •craftaman ship. yard make this a llna horn# m ■ daalrad arM »»nc*d-ln tics also showed infant mortalily number of births among women ol among younger women more than 4 million a year through ups per 1,000 population. That is 8 the pace seen in the early 1970s, 110 Super start for the 1st time investor. Separate Lots of possibilities go with this store and apartment dropped to a record low in 1984. and child-hearing age. also rose 1 The only childhearing rates to the 1950s, and the fertility rate percent less than 1981's record percent of marriages would have Utilities. 70's building Separate utilities. Call today for details. - 60 s The Full Service Real Estate Company,..Personal and Community Service deaths rose slightly. The number percent, In 66 birlhs per 1,000 rise markedly in 1982 — by 5 topped out at 122.7 per 1,000 in 1957. high. ended in divorce, a statistical of weddings increa.sed, but the women aged 1.5-44 percent or 6 percent — were those Birth numbers and rates declined Experts offer different explana­ impossibility. r N Town Investigation still unfinished REALTY WORLD® — Frechette Associates 73 West Center Street, Manchester, CT 06040 REALTY WORLD Telephone (203) 646-7709 Eighth District wants an apology IF WE CAN’T SELL YOUR HOUSE, WE’LL BUY IT! *Call for more information. By Kathy Garmus incident was "pretty much finished, " but was punched. and Sarah Passell declined further comment when asked if he Officials in both departments have said Herald Reporters interviewed any witnesses who saw the the normal procedure when one department / i . . .V. :- EAST HARTFORD $98,900 arrives first on the scene of an emergency in NEW LISTINQI Pure pleasure best describes this spotless 1-owner 6 room imidonts between Griffin and the two quality built Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 1 ’/i baths, deck oft kitchen, wall to wal I The Eighth Utilities Dislricl Fire Depart­ district firefighters the other's territory is to provide the carpeting and 2 car garage. Located in lovely area on cul-de-sac. Call lor ment is seeking an apology from a deputy Town Fire Chief .lohn C. Rivosa said necessary services until the other depart­ tlota'ls 643-4060 chief in the Town Fire Deparlmi'nt who Friday he wanted to interview several more ment arrives. The first department on the allegedly punched a district firefighter al people before winding up his investigation. scene then gives a report to the other department, offers its services and leaves if the scene of a house fire Tuesday lo which The incident occurred Tue.sday after Ihe both departments responded. District Fire they are not needed. Town Fire Department was mistakenly V Chief Harold A. Topliff .Ir said Friday. dispatched by police to a fire in a two-family .Asked about reports that Gworek grabbed The district also wants Deputy Chief hou.se at 377 Adams Si., which is in the Griffin. Topliff said, "I can’t comment on SOUTH WINDSOR $84,S00 William Griffin to apologize lor a confronta­ Eighth District's territory. The mistake was that because I didn't see i t " Bright and sunny 2 bedroom Condominium. End unit with bay-window, tion with a district officer that reportedly .soon discovered and the district department Gworek refused to talk to a Herald slides to private patio. 2Mt baths, finished basement-gorgeous kitchen happened just before the punching incident. Immaculate—must be seen to be appreciated' was notified, according to a transcript of reporter when he was reached by telephone he said. police radio commumeations. Friday. The Herald has been unable to contact Griffin and Fredericksen for their m , o „ *®**™ w inmor "W e of the Eighth District Fire Depart­ When district firefighters arrived at the MANCHESTER $149,900 V • V i Well kept 7 Room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, newer kitchen. Living Rm & Dlninn scene several minutes later, members of comments. TRUE CONTEMPORAY LIVING in this magnificent 7 room Ranch with 3 ment feel an apology from Deputy Chief bedrooms, 2 baths, ceramic tiled kitchen & dining room, skylighted 0(X)®* tamily Rm, Free standing lireplace, attached garage® Griffin is in order to Assistant Chief Paul both departments began shoving each other Officials of both departments have said Hofatd photo by Pinto cathedral ceilings & sunken fireplaced sitting room, located in exectutive Gworek for his grappling with him on the and shouting profanities, according to police that the confrontation between the two area. Call for appointment. 643-4060 fire ground and to firefighter Raymond reports. The confrontation ended when departments never jeopardized the fighting Barking out orders Fredericksen for punching him in the face," Griffin punched Fredericksen on the chin, of the fire. Topliff said. police said. One district firefighter at tlie scene, who Manchester High School varsity baseball coach Donald Race, U&R REALTY CO. Asked if an apology was the only Officials of both the town and district fire asked that his name not be used, said that with bat and ball in hand, gazes out as his team goes through FREE departments have indicated a confrontation any argument between Griffin and Gworek MANCHESTER — S13 3 q aa administrative action U|e district depart­ MARKET ment would seek against Griffin. Topliff between Griffin and Gworek — the first occurred after the fire was out and that practice drill outdoors during recent stretch of good weather. R ^ A L ESTATE SERVICES mEVALUATION Ready For Occupancy 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 Brand new.5&5 duplex. 3 bedrooms. baths, private driveways and laid, "That’s all I’m looking for." district officer to arrive at the fire — took everyone at the scene, including officials of Manchester opens its season April 8 at Glastonbury High 223 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 basements, stove, hood, dishwasher, disposal and carpeting. Located on Topliff said his investigation into the place outside the house before Fredericksen both departments, knew that. School. nice, quiet street!______y______**_____ ^ •^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor