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By Jam es H, Ludwin dim even further 11 a Manchester home 11 recreation program 11 sunny, warm Friday United Press International By R ...p ag es I I ... page 11 I | ... supplement inside I I ...page 2 Unit) PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A nego­ tiating session headed by Gov. WJ) Edward DiPrete failed to end the Unioi IJ-day-old Pawtucket teachers’ em t 5,000 strike as 34 more union members ‘ f 4.. f faced the prospect of being jailed iU 0 and fined today. DiPrete intervened late Tuesday after Superior Court Judge Co- are i rinne Grande sent the first group of dup 23 teachers, including union Presi­ cosu dent Mary Anne Kaveny, to jail in fens< handcuffs for ignoring her back-to- berg iEanrhfHtf r HrralJi Di: work order...... ____ * ThiiraHax/Thursday, Sept. 19, 1985 — Single copy: 25C The talks broke up about 12:30 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm sitioi a.m. today with a promise to men return again tonight to resume Unit negotiations, DiPrete said. perc ”I can sense what I preceive to deta be an honest^nd sincere desire by publ both sides to reach a settlement,” Weir says captors proposing swap by tl DiPretesaid. ’’Idon’tthinkthetwo \ sides are that far apart.” Weir said, ” I urge that new understood there was hope that one Robert Paquin, chairman of-the terian Church. Anderson, a reporter for The UPl photo Bv Thomas Ferraro efforts be made and that new and or more of the other hostages Pawtucket School Committee, did The minister said ’’They have Associated Press, joined Weir at United Press International creative options be explored for might be released very soon and to A- not share the governor’s optimism, released me as a sign of their good the news conference and, along Eighteen leaders of the Pawtucket, R.I., ior Court Judge Corrinne Grande also with other family members were negotiating their release.” protect that possibility there saying, “We are no further along.” WASHINGTON - The Rev. intentions. However, they are not should be no publicity whatever for Meanwhile, the 600-member Teachers Union, found in contempt of gave them $500 fines or back to school Benjamin Weir, released Saturday willing to wait much longer. to meet with administration, offi­ In his statement, Weir also orders as talks broke off late Tuesday in cials this week to push for provided for the first time some a day or two.” Pawtucket ’Teachers’ Alliance, court, enter the Adult Correction from 16 months of captivity in ’’They state that if there is not a ”It was mutually agreed that I which went on strike Sept. 4, was the 11-day-old strike. Lebanon, said today he has told postive response to their demands increased efforts to release their details about his sudden and Institution in Cranston Tuesday, Super­ loved ones. surprise release. go into temporary seclusion with denied an immediate stay of President Reagan his former in the near future they're prepared my family. ... Consequently, I Grande’s order by state Supreme captors are demanding freedom to kidnap other Americans and Weir, a Presbyterian minister ’’Just before midnight last Sat­ hour session, which began Monday from Berkeley, Calif., said in his urday, Sept. 14, I was suddendly proceeded to announce this news Court Justice Florence Murray. A told Grande before she was led 8,500 students at the district’s 10 for 17 Moslem prisoners in Kuwait that though they do not want to conference for today,” he said. full hearing may be scheduled from the courtroom Tuesday by a elementary, three junior and two night. as the price for the release of six harm anyone, they will go so far as statement that he relayed the released by my captors.” later in the week. sheriff’s deputy, handcuffed and high schools. The school district hiked its offer other Americans. to proceed to execute their hos­ message from his captors to He said, ”I made contact with Weir said he had occasionally In addition to considering con­ then taken to the Adult Correc­ ”I apologize for defying the from a one-year contract with a 5 Weir said the captors have tages if the demand is not met,” President Reagan Wednesday by the American Embassy whose seen four of the hostages and ’’they tempt charges against 34 more tional Institutions. court, but I do believe I need a percent raise to a three-year deal, threatened to execute their hos­ Weir and the other Americans telephone. ambassador and officials are well.” He said he last saw the teachers today, Grande said she During individual questioning of contract,” said Richard Petrella, which would have provided a 5 tages and to kidnap other Ameri­ were kidnapped during the pasl 18 ”I personally believe the appeals promptly and efficiently arranged four on Saturday and identified from my captors should be taken for me to be transported to the them as Terry Anderson, the Rev. UPl photos would also review the school Kaveny and the other 22 union one of the teachers sent to the state percent salary increase the first cans if their demands are not met. months and held in Lebanon by district’s request for a contempt leaders and members, Grande prison. year, a 6 percent hike the second ’’They have one demand, Shiite fundamentalist Moslem seriously,” Weirsaid. ”I am aware U.S.A. Late Monday evening, I Lawrence Jenco of Joliet, 111., citation against the union as a declared, “I have heard no justifi­ The contempt hearing came year and a wage reopener the final namely the release of 17 prisoners group called Islamic Jahid or Holy that U.S. governmnt officials are arrived by U.S. government air­ David Jacobsen of Huntington Members-of the curatorial staff of the New England concerned for the safety and plane. landing near Norfolk, Va.,” Beach, Calif., and Thomas Suther­ corporate entity, which would add cation” for the strike. after a court-ordered mediation year. BENJAMIN WEIR in Kuwait,” Weir, 61, said in a War. Aquarium (top) carefully move an electric eel, even more pressure on the union to ’’There is no justification,” she session broke up at 2:45 a.m. Union negotiator Robert Casey statement prepared for a news Peggy Say, sister of one of the six welfare of the remaining six site of a naval and air base. land, whose wife lives in Fort affectionately know as "Zap." back on display Tuesday. end its waikout. said. ”It’s just out-and-out de­ Tuesday without a settlement. The said a counter-offer was made but . . . reports to Reagan conference at the National Presby- Americans still being held. Terry American hpstages.” Weir said, "Upon my arrival I Collins, Colo. At bottom, a close-up of the shocking fellow. ’ ’I do not have a contract and so I fiance of a court order.” union rejected a new offer from the that the school district had not do not return to work,” Kaveny The strike has idled classes for school committee during the eight- responded. ‘Z a p ’ earns his respect Prospective bidders mount Talks Firehouse change BOSTON (UPl) It was not a shocking experience, but it - wins PZC approval could have been. Turner considers UPl purchase Officials at the New England England Aquarium Tuesday very key on two lots east of where the district by restructuring the current con­ Bv John F. Kirch carefully moved a 6-foot-long electric eel to a new home. By Gregory Gordon company’s employees union, UPl Patricof, who said he manages plans to build. The town’s station tract with the Wire Service Guild Herald Reporter "The transfer went quite well,” said aquarium spokeswoman United Press International reported this week. $240 million in pension and insu­ has emerged as a major issue in Newly identified prospects rance company funds, said he and and offering stock to employees. Mimi Brown, noting the eel weighs between 50 and 60 pounds and The Eighth Utilities District won the Nov. 5 election campaign, with included: the Pritzkers seek additional He said turning around a company m is capable of emitting 650 volts from its tail. WASHINGTON - Gulf & West­ summit approval from town zoning offi­ Republicans arguing it should be • Gulf & Western Industries, partners to allow for “the broadest like UPl is "the lifeblood of an “It’s enough to kill you, and it’s enough to stun a horse,” said ern Industries and venture capital­ cials Wednesday night to use all of sold and Democrats saying it owner of major book publisher participation from the media” in entrepreneur.” Phillips acknowl­ Brown, adding that a common household electrical socket puts ist Alan Patricof are among more a parcel of land it owns on Tolland should be kept. Simon & Schuster, Paramount an ownership group. He said the edged two publicly held companies out 110 volts. than 15 parties who have submitted Turnpike for construction of a The town built the station in the Pictures and Madison Square group also would consider grant­ he purchased out of bankruptcy, GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) - " I don’t think you’d want to touch it,” she said, adding, ”It’s not expressions of interest in purchas­ satellite fire station. 1970s, but the Buckland area was ing equity to UPl employees, Acton Corp., a cable television U.S. and Soviet negotiating teams something you do nonchalantly.” ing United Press Internationai, Garden. Jerry Sherman, vice The Planning and Zoning Com­ later annexed by the district. The president for corporate communi­ presumably in return for contract business, and Beltran Corp., a food returned to the arms bargaining The eel, known alternately as "Edison” and "Zap,” was sources say. mission voted 3-2 in favor of an state Supreme Court has upheld a cations, said: “We simply don’t concessions. He cailed UPl "a concern, have financial problems, table for two hours today at the moved from a temporary holding tank out of public view into a Turner Broadcasting Corp., amendment to zoning regulations lower court decision giving the comment on matters pertaining to basic asset of the country ... and I but he said those firms are start of a third round of talks that owned by maverick cable televi­ proposed by the district that will district's volunteer fire depart­ new recently constructed public display tank. potential acquisitions. That think there is sufficient reason to unrelated to the UPl proposal. could lay the groundwork for sion mogul Ted Turner, also is allow firehouses to be built in ment the sole legal right to fight Placed in a 400-gallon tank, the eel is now part of the neither indicates we are, or are believe you can make money on November’s superpower summit. "reviewing” a confidentiai pros­ • Mario Vasquez Rana, one of Business I zones. The land the fires in the area immediately aquarium’s fresh water exhibit. not, interested.” it.” Chief Soviet negotiator Viktor pectus prepared by UPI’s invest­ Mexico’s largest publishers who district purchased at Tolland surrounding the station. But the • A joint proposal from Alan • Sam Phillips, an Acton, Mass., Karpov, asked afterward whether ment advisers but has not decided owns the Sol newspaper group and Turnpike and Buckland Street is town station is still used to provide whether to submit a preliminary Patricof Associates Inc., a New entrepreneur. Phillips told UPl is a member of the International progress might be made before the November superpower summit, zoned a combination of Rural fire protection for other areas in offer, spokesman Arthur Sando York venture capital company, that First Phillips Corp., a firm he Olympic Committee. A spokesman the northern part of town. told reporters, ”It’s too early to Residence and Business I. said Tuesday. and the Pritzker family of Chicago, owns with his wife and family, is deciined comment. The firehouse issue is the latest Bay State auditor sees draw any conclusions based on our N-iif A Business I zone was previously Executives of UPl, which is owners of the Hyatt hotel chain and "bidding siightly in excess of $21 • E F E , Spain’s national news in a series of disputes that have first meeting.” • A, the only zone in Manchester in operating under Chapter 11 bank­ Braniff airlines. Patricof founded million,” $6.5 million in cash and agency, which reportedly is ex­ which firehouses were not strained relations between the New York Magazine in 1966 and the rest assumed liabilities. Phil­ He would not say whether any ruptcy protection, were encour­ pressing interest on behalf of a permitted. town and district, an independent chance for surtax cut sold it for 'nearly $20 million to new proposals had been made and aged by the responses — some of lips said he proposes to hold U PI’s group of banks and communica­ Members of the PZC approved authority that provides sewer them surprises — to a Monday Rupert Murdoch in the 1970s. labor costs at $40 million, perhaps tion companies. declined further comment on the service and fire protection for opening session, citing a confiden­ the change because it said there BOSTON (UPl) — Massachu­ deadiine the company set for most of northern Manchester. address endemic problems such as tiality agreement covering the was “no compelling reason not to” setts’ booming economy can sup­ receiving preliminary proposals. 4^ LaBelle argued during the hear­ youth unemployment and jobless­ bilateral arms talks. and to keep ’’consistency in the port a permanent tax cut and UPl Chairman Luis Nogales ing that because fire stations were ness of those people without Although the negotiating sche­ zoning regulations.” additional state aid to needy refused comment on the re­ permitted in every zone except adequate training, Finnegan said. East River holds sunken treasure dule is rarely announced, estab­ The amendment will allow mu­ people. State Auditor John Finne­ sponses, saying he does not want to Business I, the regulations should lished practices suggest the next nicipal offices, police stations and gan says. Finnegan said there is a ’’tre­ jeopardize the sale process. NEW YORK (UPl) - A salvage Hussar when it sank in 1780 in ment, which oversees archaeologi­ bargaining session will take place firehouses to be built in Business I be changed. mendous” disparity between what Company spokesman William ’’When you have only one zone Finnegan, a former chairman of expert says he has pinpointed a waters off what is now the south cal projects, to survey the Hussar Tuesday. zones, provided the site abuts a was predicted by budget makers Adler said, ”UPI specifically does Lnr- that doesn't permit a fire station, I the powerful House Ways and spot in the East River off the Bronx Bronx. site. He said he expects the state Karpov arrived at the U.S. major or minor highway. last year and what actually hap­ not confirm nor deny any of the think that’s obviously an over­ Means Committee, also said the pened. ’’That’s why I say that the where a British ship laden with ”It’s sitting there, pretty as a wili take part of the ship’s booty delegation building in a grey Commission members Leo J. parties as having expressed but does not know how much. Kwash and William A. Bayer voted sight,” he said. budget surplus for the fiscal year revenues are at least $100 million interest.” some $500 million in gold and silver picture,” Clifford told the news­ Mercedes sedan promptly at 11 1 4 " that ended June 30 was "at least During the-Revolutionary War, against the change following a Kwash and Bayer disagreed. higher than whatever they ulti­ Monday’s deadline called for sank over 200 years ago. paper Tuesday. He said that sonar a.m. and left two hours later. $100 million more, if not higher” the Hussar served as a payroll ship public hearing in Lincoln Center "As you look at Business I zones, mately fessed up to.” interested parties to state an Barry Clifford, president of scans of the site turned up a shape ”If our negotiating partners than the $300 million figure re­ for British soldiers. that lasted about 45 minutes. they're all small areas," Kwash estimated purchase price, des­ Maritime Underwater Surveys on the bottom matching the show willingness for meaningful ported by some state officials. The Dukakis administration, On its last voyage, the ship was Attorney^ John D. LaBelle Jr., said. cribe financial sources and give Inc. of Martha’s Vineyard, Mass., Hussar’s 114-fo^t-long hull. progress, we will be ready,” The state auditor, a veteran which until recently was reluctant headed for Newport, R.I., from who represented the district at the He said Business I zones were plans for the 78-year-old wire told the Daily News his divers Clifford, who began his search Karpov told reporters as he budget maker, said Tuesday he to call for a permanent tax cut, Beekman’s Wharf in iower Man­ public hearing, said the issue was a meant for smaller businesses for service. planned to make an effort to for the vessel in March, said he is entered the building. ” If they believes the administration of Gov, reported a fiscal 1985 surplus of hattan. The route would have political ’’hot potato,” but warned th e ’’convenience of the UPl officials have said they hope reclaim the buried treasure in keeping the exact location secret to don’t, we won’t.” Michael S. Dukakis "slopped $79.4 million. House Ways and taken it up the East River. commission members now to allow neighborhood,” to receive firm bids by Oct. 4 after about two weeks. stop any other potential treasure Chief U.S. negotiator Max Kam- over,” or carried, more than $150 Means Chairman Richard Yoke, hunters from pirating the loot. The Hussar sank en route after politics to enter into their decision. “The question is," Bayer said, officials of the company and its Clifford hopes to recover some pelman, Karpov and two other million of fiscal 1985 money into the D-Chelsea, said the figure was hitting a rock in the treacherous ’’Once you are appointed, you "do you want a firehouse that close employees union have screened $500 million, worth of precious Clifford has received permission negotiators from each side met current budget year. about $300 million. metals stored aboard the frigate from the state Education Depart­ Hell Gate section of the river. briefly in an eight- floor conference are to make decisions based on to a major arterial? I don’t think it Tbe House later passed a bill that initial responses. zoning regulations,” he said. La- belongs there.” Finnegan said by carrying over room before the initial bargaining would phase out the surtax over Any sale must be reviewed by a Belle also asked that any member When asked by other commis­ such funds governors have been session began around a large three years and provide additional committee representing unse­ of the commission who might have sion members whether he meant able to build a foundation for the cured creditors owed more than wooden table. exemptions for low income people. About 40 officials with their been contacted by any political the firehouse didn't belong in a next year’s budget so they can The Senate has taken no action on $27 miilion and must be approved Business I zone or at the Tolland "bankroll a little money getting staffs and translators filled the figure on the matter disqualify that bill. by a U.S. bankruptcy judge. Turnpike site, Bayer said, "In into an election year to avoid conference room. Seasoned ob­ ... himself or herself from voting on Nogales planned to report to the general, in a Business I zone, and disasters or to have enough money servers said the presence of a the matter. Dukakis and Senate Ways and creditors committee on the new in particular, there." to be all things to all people.” Soviet general from the defense The district’s plans to build a Means Chairman Patricia McGov­ suitors at a meeting in New York Bayer said that for the PZC to The state’s burgeoning econ­ ministry could be a significant satellite fire station to serve the ern, D-Lawrence, have expressed today. Buckland area in northwestern approve the measure would make omy, he said, has helped create a reservations about any repeai of Sources familiar with the re­ signal of earnestness on the Soviet GIVE NOW side. Kampelman singled out the Herald photo by Tarquimo Manchester have prompted con­ them the "laughing stock” of political environment that wouid the income tax surcharge. Both sponses to the prospectus, circu­ allow tax relief, such as repeai of general for a special welcome. siderable debate over the fate of a recently said a permanent tax cut lated by two investment banking town-owned firehouse located just Please turn to page 10 the decade-old 7'A percent sur­ is possible, but they said they firms retained by UPl, identified a The conference began with Tending to salvation charge on the state income tax. preferred a plan that would benefit number of the interested parties in smiles and handshakes in an air of It could also help the state those people most in need. addition to several — including the upbeat informality. The visiting Soviet delegation sat opposite their Mrs. Harold Williamson, a custodian for son and her husband have been American hosts with their backs to the Saivation Army, tends to some custodians for the Salvation Army for 10 Parties try to outdo Cruise captain a window looking out over Lake flowers this morning outside of the years. "Instore Geneva. faces charge Kampelman, asked by reporters army’s 661 Main St. building. William­ 2 WEEKS ONLY whether progress is possible be­ each other on trade PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - fore the November summit, said ”I Save *100 on Victor’s Best WASHINGTON fUPI) - Con­ Means Committee to act on a The Coast Guard has charged the hope so. The goal is agreement and comprehensive trade bill by the captain of the cruise ship. Pilgrim stability.” New health-care system formed gressional Democrats, angered Belle, with negligence for striking Media representatives were over what they see as President end of October. Separately, the Ways and Means a reef off Cuttyhunk Island in July. Model 850 >229"« Now *129 ushered out tefore tbe start of the By Susan Vaughn ration called Medical Delivery of HCMA. Eighty percent of the Reagan’s inaction on the nation’s About 110 passengers and crew actual negotiations that are kept Herald Reporter Systems Inc. to negotiate with profits of the HMD would go to trade deficit problem in the name Committee planned to work on a had to be rescued from the 192-foot Model 860 *249»<>< Now under wraps by a bilateral confi­ insurers, he said. The HMCA CIGNA Healthplan and 20 percent of free trade, are planning to take bill to shield the domestic textile vessel after it struck Sow and Pigs *149 dentiality agreement. FARMINGTON — The Harford Board of Directors, which is the to the physicians, he said. matters into their own hands. industry from low-priced imports. Reef on July 28 during a trip from S50 SPECIFICATIONS Two earlier rounds of the talks, County Medical Association plans governing board for MDS, has Although the agreement with the Senate Democratic leader Ro­ Mindful of the Democrats’ plan Hyannis, Mass, to Block Island. 12'Okjlt fully punctuatod print display which started March 12, made no to form a for-profit independent already obtained a tentative CIGNA Healthplan is being bert Byrd of West Virginia Wed­ to mobilize forces on the politically There were no injuries. calculator. practice association that would agreement with CIGNA Health- worked out, Wetstone stressed that charged trade issue. Sen. Robert Add mod#. Automatic grand total. apparent headway on the three nesday said Americans should not Captain Robert Raisch was cited Item count kay, claar all kay. give - the - past - a - future designated issues: space weapons, compete with health maintenance plan of Connecticut, a subsidiary of MDS endorsements would not be be blinded by Reagan’s arguments Packwood, R-Ore., chairman of Tuesday for negligence by the Automatic coniUnta with multiplication, strategic nuclear arms and organizations and promote private CIGNA Corp. of America, to help limited to one insurer. The plan is, that protectionism will spark a the Senate Finance Committee, diviaion and percent caicui- Wednesday urged Reagan to come Coast Guard, which investigated Districts. Cheney Hall is located in the heart of this intermediate-range nuclear medical practice, the association MDS establish an independent in fact, designed to promote retaliatory trade war. the accident. Cmdr. Edward ationa. 2 position rour>dlng Se­ Pasi and future will merge to give MafKh«ter president announced Wednesday practice association-health main­ competition among insurers for up with his own trade package. lector. a unique experierKe — an experience as innovative district, and an investment in Cheney Hall is an missiles. Percent add on and discount, physicians’ services, he said. Packwood suggest^ that an Cooke, executive officer of the as the theatre and as traditional as the history of investment in the cultural ar>d business life of our On Tuesday, Karpov said the night at its semi-annual meeting. tenance organization (IPA-HMO) "Our trading partners are al­ Marine Safety Office, refused to equals plus and equals minus. community. Soviet team was prepared for HCMA President Howard J. in Hartford County, Wetstone said. ■ The plan is intended to "encour­ ready engaged in trade practices administration trade intiative 8-position decimal selector. Add Manchester. Too often the attempt to save and preserve reveal what lead to the charge. register accumulaterrepe^ Add- . The restoration of Cheney Hall will preserve ’’constructive and businesslike Wetstone told more than 500 Dr. Burton Meisner, a age insurers to better the terms that are not fair. The war has might sidetrack Democratic ef­ A hearing on the accident has Subtract. Manchester's most historic site, assure the con­ our history is made loo late. With your help and negotiations.” member physicians at the Marri­ Manchester surgeon, will serve as they offer," Wetstone said. It is begun," Byrd said. forts to attach protectionist trade Automatic percent of change. / tinuation of a theatrical tradition, ar>d establish a support Cheney Hall will become a monument to ott Hotel that the idea of a medical also intended to promote the "If being a protectionist means measures, which he described as been set for Tuesday before an Automatic markup. chairman of the board of directors cultural/community center for area arts the past, but. more importantly, it will become a association forming a wholly- of the new IPA. private practice of medicine, trying to protect American jobs, "an 800-pound gorilla." to sensi­ administrative law judge. Raisch, vital part of the present and future of Manchester. however, no longer works for organizations and businesses. owned corporation is a ’’new and Participation in the IPA will be which constitutes the majority of American.workers and American tive legislation like the debt ceiling $60 SPECIFICATIONS Manchester is fortunate to have one of the We have a proud heritage — support the Coastwise Cruise Lines, the owner teme as Model 860 with Addi­ unique concept that has not been open to every physician in Hart­ the medical association member­ industries'... than that’s not too bad bill and tax reform. very few designated National Historic Landmark future by preserving the past! of the Pilgrim Belle. tional features of 4 key Indepen­ Inside Today tried anywhere in the country.” ford and Tolland counties in good ship, he said. a word," he said. “If the president Congressional Democrats are dent memory and memory Indl- not the only ones critical of Rescue workers managed to All contributions are tax deductible. . An independent practice associ­ standing, according to Wetstone. . As an introduction to announcing of the United States sees no ation uses existing medical facili­ Reagan's trade policy. plug the hole in the ship and tow it If your company has a matching gift program, 20 pages, 2 sections There would be no fee for HCMA the plan, Wetstone said the medi­ problems, we will act to remedy ties of participating physicians Paula Stern, chairwoman of the to a boatyard in Fairhaven, Mass., "67 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE" Make checks payable to: please inform them of your gift. members to join, but there would cal professions are in the middle of those we see." where it was repaired and re­ Call Your Victor Rap Today To Placa Your Ordar LTM/CHARM Advice. .12 Obituaries. and hospitals, rather than building be a fee for non-members. "a health care revolution unlike House Democrats planned a U.S. International Trade Commis­ turned to service. Claaaifled- . 18-20 Opinion . a separate facility, such as Kaiser CIGNA Healthplan has agreed to anything we have witnessed since closed caucus today to discuss the sion, said Wednesday that in JIM COLLA 6 4 3 - 6 1 5 6 C O Manchester State Bank Na Comica. Peopletalk. 1041 Mam Strert Entertainment... 12 Sports- . 15-18 Foundation in East Hartford, to provide the funds needed to start early in the century." He said the nation's record trade deficit, ex­ international trade. "We are oper­ Manchester. Conneclicul 06040 Address . Lottery -- - 2 Television . provide health-maintenance the HMD, estimated at between $2 revolution is in part "an attack on pected to reach $150 billion by the ating with neither a battle plan nor The world’s largest nation in ALLSTAIi BU»NESS MACHINES services. and $4 million, according to Joseph end of the year, and to consider a a general staff. No wonder we are territory, the Soviet Union, covers 39 PurnairPlaca, Manchaatar The HCMA has formed a corpo­ R. Coffey,executivevice president Please lurn to page 10 resolution requiring the Ways and in full, disorderly retreat," 8,647,250 square miles. m S MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Sept. 19, 1985 - 3 t - MANCHESTER HEBALD. Thurwtoy. Sept. 19, 1885 Soviets gain from U.S. technoiogy Richards seek to bar M anchester Further doubt is cast tl56 and radar industries the equival­ By Richard C. Gross 22 government agencies. arms talks in Geneva, Switzerland public from hearings In Brief Unitod Press International “ The benefits to the Soviet or on the November summit. ent of $55 million in research, five years of development time and on Union hydro piant military research establishment "It would have been artificial for more than 1,000 man-years of Jobless claims drop WASHINGTON - The Soviet from acquisitions of Western tech­ us to suppress this" report, he said. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - motions on Oct. 9,” said Assist­ scientific effort in "one of the most ant Attorney General Charles Union has acquired enough West­ nology are far greater than pre­ The publication updated a 1982 Prosecutors and defense attor­ The average number of unemployment claims By Alex GIrelll the project, Huestis said. successful individual exploitations Nystedt. "The first motion to be ern technology to help it develop viously believed," said the report. report to Congress and presented neys in the Ralph and Donna filed in Manchester during the two weeks ending Herald Reporter The town was referred to Independ­ "The ultimate goal should be to ever of Western technology.” handled will be whether the 5,000 military research projects of more details than disclosed before Richard case will argue next Sept. 7 dropped 17.7 percent from the previous ent Energy Co. by Catalyst Energy pretrials will be open.” its own each year, a Pentagon deny the Soviets access to Western about the scope of Soviet efforts to "We’re releasing this today," month over whether pretrial two-week period, the state Labor Department If the town does not determine in the Development Corp. of New York City, documents, hardware and technol­ Defense attorneys have asked report says. obtain Western technology and Weinberger said of the booklet, “ to hearings in the case should be reported. next few days that construction of a the town’s partner in the proposM Rogers to bar the media and ■'What it really means is that we ogies that will accelerate their documentation and the use to try to stop this dangerous flow of closed to the public and media. During the most recent reporting period, an hydropower-generating facility at Un­ hydro project. military programs and simultane­ public from pretrial hearings are subsidizing the military buil­ which Moscow puts it. our main national asset in this field The Richards, charged in the average of 914 claims for unemployment benefits ion Pond dam is financially feasible, After Catalyst concluded it probably dup of the Soviet Union and the ously cause Western defense ef­ "By their own estimate, more and that is, of course, our high Nov. 15,1984 rape and slaying of and seal discovery materials in were filed, including 832 continued claims and an plans for the project will be scrapped, would not be feasible to go forward with costs have been staggering," De­ forts and costs to increase," it said. than 5,000 Soviet military research technology — our superior their 4-month-old daughter, the case, which has attracted average of 82 first-time claims. officials said Wednesday. the plant, it suggested futher consulta­ .ftJU fense Secretary Caspar Wein­ The report appears two months projects each year are benefiting technology. Jerri Ann, have a tentative trial nationwide attention. Statewide, the average number of claims filed There are strong indications that the tion with lEC. berger said Wednesday. before the summit between Presi­ The Richards are free on bail during the two-week period decreased 13.2 town will not go forwafd with the Huestis said he talked with represen­ significantly from Western- "The problem has been a mas­ date of Oct. 28. Disclosures about Soviet acqui­ dent Reagan and Soviet leader During a pretrial conference following their indictment on percent, according to the Labor Department. project. tatives of lEC in early August and again acquired technology," Weinberger sive problem but we have a long sition of high technology equip­ Mikhail Gorbachev. Wednesday, Superior Court July 5. Ralph Richard is Robert Huestis, the town budget in mid-August, when the^firm painted said, echoing what he termed the way to go” before it can be ment and documents from the But Assistant Defense Secretary Judge Joseph Rogers began charged with sexually assault­ officer, said that one of the major the discouraging picture. "very deeply sobering report." controlled, Perle said. "Without United States and its allies. 90 Richard Perle, the Pentagon’s outlining the schedule to hear ing his infant daughter, while Water supplies are good obstacles to the project is a require­ Huestis said Wednesday he has asked Western technology, (the Soviets) percent of them unclassified, were arms control chief, denied the In one Soviet estimate, the pretrial motions in the case. his wife, Donna, is charged with ment by the state Department of Catalyst to make a final decision by the would produce fewer weapons of The town’s four reservoirs were 93.5 percent detailed in a 33-page booklet timing.of the release was intended report said, the use of documenta­ “ The case was continued for killing the child. full during August, the town Water and Sewer Environmental Protection that the first end of this week and, if it decides not to published by a committee headed to "throw cold water" on the tion for the Navy’s F-18 fighter- lesser reliability and lesser 20 cubic feet of water per second from participate with the town, to terminate capability." Department has report^. by the CIA from data collected by opening today of the third round of bomber saved the Soviet aviation The town received over 7 inches of rain during Union Pond be allowed to flow over the its agreement by the end of the month. the month — almost twice the average amount. dam without being routed through Huestis has said in the past that he Total precipitation for the eight-month period turbines. would not recommend that the town ending in August was 27.15 inches, compared with A second is the fact that the undertake the project by itself. W eather an average of 28.76 inches, the department Department of Public Utility Control If the town does decide against the Peopletalk reported. has recently made the formula for rates project, it will have to notity the DEP Northeast Utilities must pay for power and set up a schedule for repairs to the Today’s forecast MHA ponders Insurance less favorable to sellers. dam off Union Street at the foot of Union The town had hoped to offset the cost Pond on the Hockanum River. Opera without Pavarotti? I vant to be In Hogsby Connecticut, Massachusetts The commissioners of the Manchester Housing of needed repairs to the Union Pond In 1983, voters approved a $695,(X)0 and Rhode Island; Today; Authority are concerned about whether the dam by selling power generated at the bond issue for the dam and hydro work. Tenor Luciano Pavarotti is less than a month Greta Garbo wanted to be alone on her 80th mostly sunny. High from the mid authority will be able to renew its liability hydropower plant to NU. The assumption then was that the dam birthday Wednesday but residents of Hogsby, Herald photo by Kirch away from his 50th birthday and pdmits the 70s to the mid 80s. Tonight; fair. insurance or whether it will have to pay higher Huestis said representatives of Inde­ repair would cost aboput $400,000 and Sweden, her home­ thought of retiring Low from the 50s to the low 60s. premiums for it. pendent Energy Co. of Boston, a the hydro plant about $295,000. How­ has a certain town, are excited The commissioners discussed the question Friday; mostly sunny. High in specialist in power-plant development, ever, when Black and Warner Construc­ appeal. that she might want briefly at a meeting Wednesday night, but lacked The Great Pumpkin the 80s. told him the requirement that about 20 tion Co. of Hartford submitted an "I think of maybe to be with them specific information because Carol Shanley, the percent of the water be allowed to flow estimate for the work in May, it retiring in five ye­ soon. Maine: Partly sunny north and authority’s director, was away because of a death Ray Cornell. 73, stands by the biggest pumpkin he grew this mountains and mostly sunny past the turbines would cut the amount estimated the hydro work would cost ars and perhaps do “ We have sent a in her family. of power that could be produced by 24 to $338,000 and the dam repairs $365,000. year. He estimated its weight at 510 pounds and said it took 25 what I’ve wanted to birthday present, a elsewhere today. Highs in the 70s Shanley was asked to study the problenri after to lower 80s. Fair tonight. Lows 26 percent. That is because at times Public Works Director George A. gallons of milk to grow. Cornell, who lives on Branford Street, do for some time, folding chair made the insurance question came up during a Kandra has said that the scope of in the 50s to lower 60s. Partly there would not be enough water said Wednesday he wants to rent the pumpkin out to stores that take it easy and ride of teak, to Garbo’s discussion of the authority’s budget in August. flowing to turn the turbines at all. repairs to the dam would change if no sunny with a chance of showers might want to use it as a promotional item. A larger pumpkin my horses, play ten­ address in New Arthur Damato, accountant for the authority, The DEP requirement considerably hydro plant were built and the cost nis and relax," he York," said Nlls- north and sunny elsewhere Fri­ said there is a danger that insurance companies changed the financial projections for estimate would be different. Cornell grew in 1979 was rented to the Coca Cola Co., he said. told the New York Erik Gustalsson, day. Highs in the mid 70s north to will decline to rewrite liability insurance or will Daily News. "You head of the Munici­ the mid 80s south. raise premiums for housing authorities. know, there is so pal Council in New Hampshire: Partly sunny Allan Thomas, legal counsel for the authority, much work in being Hogsby. north and sunny south today. suggested that if a crisis does arise, the authority in opera, constant Swedish journal­ Highs in the 70s to lower 80s. Fair might consider self-insurance for liability up to a PZC approves Ansaldi Co. zone changes studying and ist Sven Broman ran tonight. Lows in the 50s to lower certain limit and buy insurance only for losses in rehearsing." 'linto .Garbo in a 60s. Mostly sunny Friday. Highs excess of those limits. That is what the town of buildings. One building will cohtain eight units and the Janenda also said the Bidwell site was perfect for Swiss alpine village Don’t roll up the tent yet By John F. Kirch Pavarotti, who in the mid 70s north to the upper Manchester does. other four. PRD zoning because the natural vegetation surround­ near Davos this Herald Reporter currently is re­ 80s south. Today: mostly sunny. High around 80. Wind westerly around 10 mph. Members of the PZC debated briefly about the ing the area would act as a buffer between the hearsing for Mon­ summer, and inter­ Vermont: Sunny and warm Tonight: fair. Low In the 50s. Wind light westerly. Friday: mostly sunny Spring Street proposal before voting unanimoulsy to proposed apartment complex and other homes day's opening of viewed her. McNamara hits house plan The Andrew Ansaldi Co. won a zone change today. Highs 75 to 85. Fair and hazy and warm. High jn the 80s. Saturday partly sunny and warm. Wednesday for 25 acres oh Spring Street that wili change the zoning of the site from Rural Residence to nearby. “ Tosca" at the New "She wants to Peter McNamara, a third-party candidate for come home,” he mild tonight. Lows 55 to 65. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Eric Desmarais, 10, of 256 allow it to build more houses on the land than would Residence AA. The commission tabled the two proposals at the Luciano Pavarotti York Metropolitan Greta Garbo the town Board of Directors, said town taxpayers “ I wouldn’t like to see AA lots side by side (on Spring Opera, says he real­ said, "but she is Friday sunny and unusually School St., a student at Nathan Hale School. will lose over $215,875 under a plan sponsored by have been allowed under its previous zoning. Sept. 3 meeting because members wanted to have a The Planning and Zoning Commission also voted Street),” PZC member William A. Bayer said as the ized he was blessed when, at age 12, he almost afraid of all the publicity that would follow. She warm. Highs in the 80s. the Democrats on the board to have starter chance to see the two sites. unanimously to approve the contractor’s proposal to PZC considered the proposal during a business died from complications of a soccer injury. wants to be left alone." houses built on town-owned land on Love Lane. change the zoning of 1.2 acres on Bidwell Street and a meeting in Lincoln Center. "I don’t think the terrain ”I thought I would die but then someone Broman described Garbo as a "warm, fine and McNamara, who is running for the board as a In other action, the PZC unanimously approved a natural personality" but looking tired. Extended outlook general plan of development for the site. can handle it.” zone change for a four-acre parcel of land on North brought penicillin and it saved my life," he said. Libertarian, said in a news release that with "I don't think it'li be that dense,” said Ronald H. "They gave me great doses, something like 3 "She is tired of being Garbo,” he said. Extended outlook for New building lots worth about $22,000, the 14 lots on The Bidwell Street zone change — from Rural Main Street from Industrial to Business II. Residence and Residence B to Planned Residence Gates, acting chairman, before the PZC approved the million units. God saved me and I have believed England Saturday through Love Lane are worth $308,000. The town has since than that I must work hard and study hard. ” Development — will allow Ansaldi to build an change. The owners of the land, Barney T. Peterman, Sr. Monday; estimated the lots are worth $10,000 each and The 25-acre area has steep slopes in places, which plans to hold a sleeping second mortgage on them apartment complex containing 12 units in two and Barney T. Peterman, Jr., said they wanted the Connecticut, Massachusetts might make construction difficult, commission zone change because the empty site is in the middle of and Rhode Island; Fair and for about 10 years. members said. Aid for aging McNamara said that in 1995 dollars, the a business district. They said the site has been empty warm Saturday and Sunday. Andrew Ansaldi Sr. has said that the company for years because the Industrial zone is not the correct Kirk Douglas saw how the elderly live in $140,000 would be worth only about $92,125, High in the 80s and low in the 50s. would probably build an unspecified number of houses classification. They did not say what they intended to nursing homes while researching a movie role meaning a net loss to taxpayers of $215,875. School schedule loused up Monday a chance of showers McCooe gets on the site. The zone change allows the contractor to do with property. "Why does the town want to get into the banking and Wednesday he told a congressional commit­ then turning cooler. High in the build almost twice as many houses per acre. An invasion of lice has given 1,500 students in tee he didn’t like what he saw. Douglas, 66, who 70s and low in the 50s. business, the building business and the develop­ Attorney Joel Janenda, who represented the The PZC also tabled a proposal by Albert Lindsay ing business?" McNamara asked "We don’t have three Grantsville, Utah, schools a vacation until plays the title role in "Amos," an upcoming Vermont: Dry Saturday. company during a public hearing Sept. 3, said the for a special exception for a seven-acre site at Taylor enough problems now?” Monday. television movie about patient abuse in old-age Chance of showers Sunday and - i * more money change for the Spring Street site would be a natural Street, Tolland Turnpike and Parker Street, where he The tiny, blood-sucking parasites were found on homes, found “ things that appalled me." Monday. Warm. Highs 75 to 85. extension of other AA zones in the area. A substantial proposed to build three office buildings. about 40 elementary school pupils, officials In an article written for The New York Times Lows 55 to 65. The town’s final cash settlement with police Officer portion of the land on Spring Street and around announced Tuesday. Several older students also Douglas said the abuses he saw had to be toned District denies blame The three two-story office buildings would have a Maine: Saturday a chance of James McCooe calls for a $35,500 payment by the Lookout Mountain has been developed by Ansaldi, reported lice problems. Schools were closed down down to make them accepta'ble for television. Eighth Utilities District President Walter H. total of about 68,000 square feet of space. showers north and fair south. A ' town, with $5,500 of it going toward McCooe’s legal Janenda said. for the rest of the week. "Someone must be held responsible," he told Joyner will write a letter to Warren Howland, fees, assistant town attorney Barry Botticello said The lice were of the itchy, nuisance variety — the House Select Committee on Aging. "We must Highs in the 60s north with lower owner of the Riverbend Industrial Park on North 80s south. Lows in the 50s. A today. not the type that can carry serious disease, said have consistent, nationwide laws for criminal Main Street, telling Howland the district does not As part of the settlement of the case, McCooe, who Tooele County School Superintendent Walden prosecution of people quilty of these crimes.” chance of showers Sunday and accept responsibility for damage to a storm was illegally forced to retire, was reinstated Sept. 15 Gurney. Douglas said 56 people died in one Texas Monday. Highs in the upper 60s water retention basin at the park. as commmunity relations officer in the Manchester When the schools reopen next week, all students north and 70s south. Lows in the LAST DAY SATURDAY nursing home, allegedly from neglect and 4^ Howland has complained to the district that Police Department. . will be examined to make sure they are not mistreatment and the home was fined $100,000 — 40s and 50s. . workers putting a sanitary sewer through the A settlement of $33,115 was approved by the Board carrying any unwanted stowaways. "less than $2,000 for each human life," he said. New Hampshire: Fair Satur­ Satellite view retention basin did not reconstruct it properly and of Directors May 14. But at an Aug. 14 meeting of the Officials also suggested parents conduct day. Highs in the lower 80s. Lows it has washed away. board, McCooe said he was not satisfied with the purges at home. Lice are killed by freezing, in the 50s. A chance of showers Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:30 a.m. EOT shows District Director Samuel Longest, the district’s settlement. boiling, steaming or dry cleaning clothes, and by Sunday and Monday. Highs in broken and overcast multilayered clouds extending from the public works commissioner, and Raymond His lawyer, Sally Kirtley, said two days later that using special sprays and shampoos on the body the 70s. Lows in the 40s and 50s. Southwest to the Northern Plains. Scattered showers and Fournier, public works superintendent, both said there was a misunderstanding about the terms of the and scalp. Quote of the day thunderstorms are over the Southern Rockies, the Southern Plains that rip-rap, or stones used to prevent erosion, settlement. She said McCooe had expected back pay An Oregon judge, on the depiction of Sylvester Across the nation and southern Florida. Middle and high level clouds cover the were replaced by the contractor for the sewer from the time he was forced to retire until the time he Stallone’s "Rambo" film character, in deciding a Northeast. work and later were washed out by heavy was reinstated. The $33,115 included back pay only up case against a 15- year-old boy accused of setting Showers and thunder storms rainfall. They said the paved area at the to May 31, but McCooe had not been reinstated at that industrial park was extended, increasing the time. Attorneys for the town and McCooe subse­ Now you know jungle-style booby traps in a park: will extend from the northern ,3000 "It seems to me this type of conduct is exactly plains to the central Rockies. SEATTLE amount of runoff. quently agreed on a compromise that brings the total “ We are not going to fix it because we did not do The most popular meat in the world is iamb or what we reap as a society when we glorify the Showers and thunderstorms will 30 00 figure to $35,500. mutton from sheep, although beef is the most 30 24 it," Longest said. sociopathic antics of fictional characters por­ reach from the upper Great BOSTON McCooe was forced to retire in 1982 at age 60. The popular in the United States. trayed in films such as 'Rambo: First Blood.’" Lakes across the middle Mis­ Howland said Wednesday that he does not federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission souri Valley, the west central accept the district’s explanation. ruled in 1984 that the town violated a federal age and southwest plains, the south­ discrimination law when it forced McCooe to retire. ern Rockies and the desert SAN FRANCISM southwest into the eastern por­ tion of the Great Basin. A. Almanac Showers and thunderstorms LOS ANGELES will also be scattered over LOWEST southern Texas, southeast Geor­ TEMPERATURES Today is Thursday, Sept. 19, the gia and the Florida peninsula. NEW 262nd day of 1985 with 103 to follow. High temperatures will reach The moon is approaching its first ORLEANS _ \ -S,MIAMI the 40s over portions of northern quarter. Montana. Highs in the 50s and 60s The morning stars are Mercury, t*.;y.;j8Now Venus and Mars. will extend from northwest Min­ nesota across the northern The evening stars are Jupiter l / / / j SMOWXWS^ ffSiK and Saturn. plains, the northern two thirds of UPI WEATHER FOTOCA8T Pj the Rockies and the Great Basin Those born on this date are under to the Pacific Northwest. High National forecast the sign of Virgo. They include temperatures will be in the 90s Irvin Westheimer, founder of the over much of the central and During early Friday morning rain and showers are forecast for parts of "Big Brothers" movement, in southern plains. 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By Brendan Boyle Africa.” threw gasoline bombs and set up had become a source of the racial United Press International Police reported the arrests of 62 barricades of rubble and burning violence. More Pawtucket teachers Jailed Message of lean government plays well in N.IH. people Wednesday in 16 incidents tires. In Atteridgevill near Pretoria, More striking Pawtucket, R.I., teachers were jailed and fined . JOHANNESBURG, South near Cape Town, Pretoria and In Valhalla Tark, another co­ two policemen were seriously $500 a day for failing to obey a judge’s back-to-work order, and Africa — Police kiiled three peopie Johannesburg. Charges ranged lored suburb, police killed a injured and a black youth was Bv Steve Szkotak referred to his New Hampshire New Hampshire. This really is Reagan administration may fi­ involvement. — including a 10-year-old boy — from stone-throwing and arson to 21-year-old man and wounded a hospitalized with a rubber bullet contract talks conducted by Rhode Island’s governor adjourned United Press International campaign roots and the state’s Reagan country,” he said. nally be moving to take action on The tax message also didn’t near Gape Town and clashed with illegal assembly and distributing 28-year-old woman in a similar wound when violence flared at the early today without a settlement. President gains from conservative tradition of lean Sununu later disclosed he spoke that environmental issue. satisfy some onlookers. In Seattle, site of the nation’s largest teacher walkout, union mourners at the funeral of a pamphlets, police said. clash. funeral of a 4-year-old black girl. CONCORD, N.H. — President deduction he wants out government and its stubborn res­ with Reagan and discussed several “ Considering he said he was 4-year-old black girl killed by The killings in the mixed-race, or The third victim, a black man, The girl, Mitah Ngobeni, was one and school district officials agreed to meet today in face-to-face Reagan found the warm reception istance to an income or general issues, including the plight of shoe REAGAN SPOKE TO A packed going to balance the federal budget police as she played in her yard "colored," townships around Cape was killed when officers fired on a of the youngest victims of a year of negotiations for the first time since the strike began 13 days ago. he had sought for his tax reform — see page 9 sales tax. workers in the state. Sununu hinted crowd on the sun-drenched green and we’ve got the largest deficit in near Pretoria. Town Wednesday pushed the death crowd throwing stones outside a racial violence that has claimed Teachers remained on strike in five states, affecting nearly plan, returning to a homecoming in He even invoked the state motto that Reagan may soften his of the Capitol. A massive Ameri­ history, I think it’s a poor time to As the racial violence erupted toll above 50 in rioting that broke liquor store in the Manenberg nearly 700 lives and led President 73,000 students: 43,500 in Washington, 18,000 in Pennsylvania, a state that began his landslide roll "Live Free or Die” — calling it a anti-protectionist stance if he can flag hung behind him, and a cut taxes," said David Brainerd of to the White House. Wednesday, the white-minority out Aug. 28 when police blocked a colpred township, near Uitenhage. Pieter Botha to declare a state of 8,500 in Rhode Island, 2,000 in Ohio and 600 in Illinois. A tentative "w ay of life that we are bound and receives more information. green banner above read “ N.H. Whitefield. government criticized U.S. plans march on the prison where African The new violence came just two emergency in 36 black districts. agreement Wednesday ended a 21-da.v strike in Flint, Mich, and Reagan, paying homage to New crowd estimated at 10,000 or more determined to preserve" and one " I told him I wanted to spend Welcomes President Reagan, But the vast majority of people to ban the import of Krugerrand National Congress leader Nelson days after Brigadier Blackie The girl was shot in the head by a teachers in New York reached agreement on a three-year pact. Hampshire voters who backed him in the Statehouse plaza. the other states should embrace. some time in the near future on the Where It All Began." came to get a glimpse of a popular gold coins and urged the Reagan Mandela is jailed. Swart, a policeman with a reputa­ police rubber bullet eight days ago In Providence, R.I., talks between the Pawtucket Teachers 2-1 in 1980, recalled his political Gov. John Sununu, who pres­ trade issue and he was very Reagan recalled his campaign president who acknowledged his administration to reconsider the A police spokesman said a tion for toughness, assumed com­ as she played in her parents’ yard Alliance and school officials broke off today at 2 a.m. EDT\ and debt to the state Wednesday in REAGAN UPSTAGED HIS TAX ented Reagan with a sweater and a supportive and said 'come on down visits and stops at “ city halls, political debt to a small New proposal. 10-year-old boy was killed and a mand of forces in the Cape Town<^ in a black township 15 miles west of were scheduled to resume at 3:30 p.m. The negotiations are being asking. lor its support of his tax address with a suprise announce­ map, said New Hampshire’s “ love and we’ll talk,"’ Sununu said. school gymnasiums and town 12-year-old boy was wounded when area. Pretoria. simplification plan. ment , confirming the release of the meeting halls. If anyone doubts England state. "N o constructive purpose will be mediated by Rhode Island Gov. Edward DiPrete. affair" with Reagan began in 1976, " I used that as the opportunity to served by adding to the suffering," officers fired shotguns at mixed- Meanwhile, Carter Ebrahim, the Several thousand mourners ga­ " I came here in 1980 asking for Rev. Benjamin Weir, who had been when he narrowly lost to President talk about our particular problem that democracy is alive and well, “ He's a great improvement over Deputy Minister Louis Nel said. raced youths throwing stones in first mixed-race minister for “ co­ thered under a canvas tent outside your help," Reagan said of his held since May 1984 by Moslem Ford. in New Hampshire. It was basi­ le t them come to New the last guy (Jim m yCarter),’ ’ said "N o constructive purpose will be Elsies River, a suburb of Cape lored education," said 450 schools her brick house for the funeral. Defense alms at neo-Nazi witness crucial victory in the state's gunmen in Beirut. "Again in 1980, in our first-in-the- cally, 'We have a problem here. Hampshire." Eugene McGregor of Lisbon. served by attacking one of the most Town. he shut down in Cape Town Sept. 6 Fighting broke out when two black first-in-the-nation primary. "After I saw the information nation primary, the citizens of New I’m not sure you’ve had all the The president’s visit wasn't viable and important instruments The mobs stoned police patrol­ would not reopen before Oct. 1. officers turned up during a tradi­ SEATTLE — Defense lawyers in the federal trial of 10 “ Together we started something leaked, T thought, well. I'll just Hampshire gave you an over­ information on it and let me get totally without dissent. Small of economic development in ling on foot and in armored trucks. Authorities charged the schools tional burial meal. neo-Nazis tried to discredit a prosecution witness who says his that has changed the face of jump the gun on the fellows in whelming victory (to begin) that some more information to you.” ’ groups of protesters toted signs In thCi 1980 Jimmy Carter- former cohorts committed murders and robberies and America,” he said. "Together we Washington and tell you about it," march toward the White House," Sununu also said Reagan dis­ decrying the administration’s Ronald Reagan presidential elec­ Reagan said. trade policies. South African polit­ tion, 54 percent of the eligible ‘ • -r A considered asking Syria to help finance a war of revolution. will win. We will overhaul our tax said Sununu. cussed the problem of acid rain, Denver Daw Parmenter was to begin his fifth day on the structure...." he told a cheering In his tax address, Reagan “ Mister President, welcome to and Sununu said he thought the ics and Central American voters went to the polls. Critics say Thatcher witness stand today in the heavily guarded U.S. District courtroom where 10 members of The Order, a violent white 6«»gC4*l. >0«* VI supremacist group, face federal racketeering charges. CALDOR is ioser in spy war Defense lawyers Wednesday got Parmenter to concede he CALDOR pleaded guilty to a federal racketeering charge and agreed to CIRCULAR LONDON (UPI) — The govern­ compared with 30 percent for the testify for the prosecution because he believed he would be British. ment claimed victory in smashing granted leniency when sentenced. SALE the Soviet spy network but com­ “ Britain the loser as Thatcher One defense lawyer tried to discredit Parmenter by portraying says enough," headlined the re­ CONTINUES mentators said today Prime Minis­ him as a traitor, citing an oath taken by members of The Order in ter Margaret Thatcher came out spected Guardian newspaper which they swore to never plea bargain if caught in illegal the loser in the "spy war" with the under a cartoon of Thatcher, THROUGH activities. Kremlin. dressed as a defeated Napoleon, \ -y^ F*\7.. i-"T- SATURDAY The Soviet Union expelled six leading a British retreat across a Several members of The Order are accused in the 21-count 9 Britons Wednesday, bringing to 31 snowy Russian field. indictment of the murder of Denver radio personality Alan Berg the number of British citizens The Daily Mail newspaper, in its killed in June 1984. ordered home from Moscow in editoriarcolumn, said Thatcher, HERITAGE: response to Britain’s expulsion of after her first meeting with Gorba­ Mexican politicians surrender O F F O U R 31 Soviets named as spies by the chev in December before he Civilization & the Jews SAVE OVER 37% R E G . P R IC E defecting London KGB boss Oleg became the Soviet leader, com­ HERJTAGE by Abba Eban AGUA PRIETA, Mexico — Officials said five leaders of the C.iviliz.iiioM.iniltlk Gordievski. mented, "1 like (him) — we can do opposition National Action Party surrendered to police and may Thatcher, on a trip to the Middle [X?-,35...... 24.50 ^rr:y business." be charged with igniting rioting Sunday in which the city hall was CALDOR OUALITY Charts the 5(WO-year Jewish East, called for an end to the "N ext time, she had better expulsions and said the Soviets destroyed by fire. encounter with civilization. watch out for her handbag," the DISC FILM DEVELOPING were "caught red-handed and are The city of Agua Prieta. which shares the border with Douglas, Human history, illushated Daily Mail said. AIUiAEllAN red-faced” by the affair. Ariz., had returned to tense calm Wednesday after members of with painting, statues, more. AND PRINTING SPECIAL The Foreign Office called sug­ the National Action Party, PAN, rioted and set fire to city hall to But British commentators noted gestions that Thatcher had backed Bring in all your Fuji and Kodak Disc today that there are still more than protest what they called fraudulent mayoral elections. THE IMMIGRANT’S down a “ curious distortion of Officials said the outgoing mayor of Agua Prieta, Leonardo twice as many Soviets in London as events,” in view of the govern­ Color Print Film for our quality processing there are Britons in Moscow and Yanez Vargas, defeated mayoral candidate Carlos Munguia, DAUGHTER ment's “ considerable achieve­ by Howard Fast said Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ ment” in uncovering the Soviet spy national PAN representative Norberto Corella, PAN's Agua chev proved to be the better poker network. Prieta president Eduarto Corella and his sister, Viola Corella U ^ ‘l6 .9 5 ...... 1 1 . 8 6 player in the diplomatic surrendered to authorities. 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OPINION January. The magistrate said he was By Kenneth R. Bazinet large. Nominee counters loser’s motion United Press International Eagan, in a decision shortly Special Agent Jose R. Rodriquez intrigued by testimony of the before 9 p.m. Wednesday, said also testified that Colon-Osorio suspect’s "Ian Flemming code BRIDGEPORT — The winner of the Democratic primary is HARTFORD — A federal magis­ prosecutors showed that Colon- masterminded a plot to kill two name” of "Romano” used within fighting a move by the loser to overturn the primary results on a Osprio, 35, would pose a danger to men who were reportedly going to the group, referring to the creator claim potential black and Hispanic voters were intimidated. trate has denied bail to two suspects in the Wells Fargo the community and could flee provide the government with infor­ of the fictional James Bond series The government and the wealthy Charles B. Tisdale, the only black in the four-way primary before trial if he was freed on bond. mation detrimental to Los of fantastic spy novels robbery case, including a man who Sept. 10, claims poll moderators for winner Thomas W. Bucci Jack allegedly helped hand out gifts "I also find that he was a Macheteros. Rodriquez testified earlier that Anderson turned some voters away and deliberately slowed down voting in bought for children with money salaried military officer in (Los Earlier Wednesday, Eagan de­ the Wells Fargo robbery, the The wheel has gone full circle and it is once men of his day. districts where Tisdale was favored. from the $7 million heist. Macheteros),” Eagan said, refer­ nied bail to Fernandez-Diamante, second largest cash heist in U.S. The commission’s reasoning is irremediably Attorneys representing Bucci filed motions Wednesday again time to endure arguments for giving U.S. Magistrate F. Owen Eagan ring to the Puerto Rican terrorist ruling that while prosecutors had history, was planned by Los seeking dismissal of all Tisdale’s legal actions, and Bucci said he not proved he was potentially Macheteros and that the group Congress, the federai judges and the topmost flawed. How much should these offices have to ruled Wednesday prosecutors jus­ group suspected of plotting the $7 pay to stop “ the drift toward a government led by hoped Tisdale would drop the challenge and fulfill a pre-primary million robbery at a Wells Fargo dangerous they had linked him included an alleged Cuban intelli­ appointed officials in Washington a pay increase. tified their request that Luis pledge to support the Democratic nominee. Alfredo Colon-Osorio and Hilton depot in West Hartford. sufficiently to Los Macheteros. gence agent. In support of this somewhat less than novel ideal, Nicholas the wealthy” ? Two hundred thousand, a half a million, a million? What’s the right figure? 'The Tisdale, who served as a White House aide in the Carter Edgardo Fernandez-Diamante re­ Eagan said an anti-tank rocket Eagan said he was suspicious Rodriquez said seized docu­ Paul Simon, an impoverished lilinois Democrat ments showed the holdup was current pay, $86,000 for Cabinet members, is administration, also is threatening to sue in federal court to main in prison while awaiting trial launcher and an M-16 rifle the FBI Fernandez-Diamante had funds serving at terrible cost to himself in the United Von Hoffman claims to have found in Colon- for international travel, but main­ staged to coincide with the birth­ about three times the national median family overturn the results, which gave Bucci a comfortable 1,517-vote in the Sept. 12, 1983, robbery. States Senate for 75 grand a year, laments that, The two men were the latest in a Osorio’s possession when he was tained his family in subsidized day of a Puerto Rican nationalist income, which should be more than enough for a Senators fret margin of victory. "The weakest player on the Chicago Bulls string of 12 suspects going before arrested Aug. 30 in Puerto Rico housing. Defense lawyers claimed hero, Pedro Alvizer-Campos, who basketball team, who spends most of his time on family to live in dignity. But that’s not what the Eagan for individual bail hearings. "do not coincide with a peaceful Fernandez-Diamante traveled as was convicted of sedition in 1934. the bench, is paid substantially more than the commission is after. It wants big money on the Eagan set bail at $1 million man.” a volunteer for a political Rodriquez said Fernandez- table, big enough to stop that drift it’s worried over coverage Experts say hotel safe from virus newspaper. Diamante was a member of the person who makes the country’s laws.” Tuesday for the first defendant to An FBI agent testified that Colon-Osorio was one of the Eagan said he was impressed by central committee of Los Machete­ The impecunious Sen. Simon is doubtless chestnut. The commission, whose membership is about. But what makes them think that people DANBURY — Health officials say there are no plans to close appear before him. heavily weighted with businessmen and lawyers who aren’t interested in being secretary of state the Danbury Hilton despite a growing outbreak of hepatitis that Bail hearings will continue today members of Los Macheteros who F B I testimony alleging ros as were Elias Samuel Castro- correct, but so what? We live in a society where distributed gifts reportedly bought Fernandez-Diamante, 40, is a Ramos and Filiberto Inocencio who make their living seeking favors in unless the money is right are desirable by television has stricken at least 57 hotel employees, construction workers in U.S. District Court for the nine the connection between what a person does and remaining suspects. A total of 17 with money from the robbery to leader of Los Macheteros and a Ojeda-Rios, 52, whom the FBI Washington, is depressed by how the ravages of appointees? They should stay in the bucket shops and guests. what a person is paid is only haphazardly and people have been indicted in the children in a Hartford neighbor­ member of the group’s central claims is a Cuban intelligence of Wall Street and keep on getting rich. Let them "Peopie should not panic. There is absolutely no danger,” occasionally connected to utility or need. . inflation have eaten into the purchasing power of robbery, including three still at hood on Three Kings Day in committee. agent. For example, the chowder heads who preside our legislators and bureaucrats. Well, who better leave government to those with other interests WASHINGTON — A mighty television battle is Danbury Health Director William P. Quinn, said Wednesday. "If over American corporations being decimated and to suffer the pinch of inflation than the men and and other values. building — but it’s not among the networks over the we feit there was, we wouid not hesitate (to close the hotel). We could do that, but we do not feel that is necessary.” destroyed by Japanese companies are paid many women who caused it? But don’t feel too sorry for new season’s ratings. The arena is the U.S. Senate, Quinn was awaiting results of state tests for about 50 additional times what the heads of the companies driving them; most of them do their little number in WHILE THE COMMISSION was coming up whose members like to think of themselves as the people who have reported symptoms that may be linked to them to bankruptcy are paid. Being a United Washington and, thanks to the contracts they’ve with ways to raise the salaries of the people on top, world’s greatest deliberative body; GOP leader sets sights on O’Neill made and the favors they’ve done, leave the the president has been pushing for a 5 percent pay What the senators are mulling over, for the fifth hepatitis. Those tests were in addition to the 57 confirmed cases States senator is a graver, more elevated, more of the liver ailment believed to have been spread from the hotel. public payroll to make many times more money cut for civilian government employees. Failing time in recent years, is whether to allow live television By Mark A. Dupuis candidates, who have stated their “ The most important (change) O’Neill plans to file papers thunderously important job than being a bench A hotel cook was first diagnosed Aug. 27 as having hepatitis A than they had previously made in the private that, he wants no increase in salaries next year. coverage of Senate proceedings, as the House has United Press International intentions to run, need to get their Tom sees is to stop the obscene declaring his candidacy for re- warmer for the Chicago Bulls. and the bulk of the confirmed cases involve sticken hotel spending," Gold said, noting that election by the end of the month. sector. No outcries here about the wealthy slipping in and done for the past six years. Proponents of TV candidacies started and as aggres­ If the senator wants to be paid on a scale employees. The hotel is replacing all food workers and has taken the four gubernatorial candidates Former U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett The commission was so disturbed by the pay taking over the desks in the Department of coverage have gained support since their last defeat, HARTFORD — Republican sively as possible,” Gold said. comparable to professional athletes, then let's go strict measures to control the virus, Quinn said. "It’s time for us to set aside and two U.S. Senate candidates in plans to announce Nov. 14 that he levels, it shook its boney index finger at us and Agriculture, although the civil service unions and think they may have a chance to win this time. State Chairman Thomas J. D’A- the rest of the way; let's pay the good legislators State heaith officiais also are working with the Center for more Jr. is urging GOP guberna­ speculation about the senator 1982 spent about $4.5 million before will challenge O’Neill for next croaked that, "W e are drifting toward a have warned against a slippage in morale. In fact, a recent poll by C-SPAN (Cable Satellite more than we pay bench warmers. There is a risk Disease Control in Atlanta, Quinn said. Federal officials do not torial candidates to get their (Weicker),” he added. the party convention. year’s Democratic nomination. Out in the world with most Americans, who are Public Affairs Network), which sends the House involved here. Sen. Simon might end up being paid government led by the wealthy... If candidates for consider the hepatitis outbreak "unusual,” despite the large campaigns going and to center The four contenders invited to even less than he is now if compensation in high public office are to be drawn from such a neither basketbail players, rock stars or senators,, debates to client stations around the country, found number of cases, he said. their attacks on Gov. William A. the meeting were former state government were keyed to a record of getting the narrow base, the quality of our government things are tougher. The other day, 8,000 white- that 62 senators would support TV coverage in some O’Neill rather than each other. Sens. Richard C. Bozzuto of 2nd Annual Fall Festival job done. leadership will be seriously impaired.” Where collar employees at LTV Steel took a 7 percent pay form, while only 18 would vote against it no matter D’Amore met Wednesday with Watertown, Gerald Labriola of ST. JAMES (Church Grounds) have these palsied soothsayers been the past cut, lost two paid holidays and got their health what. The rest, as senators are wont to do, hedged. Church sues local zoning board four Republicans who have ex­ Naugatuck and Romeo Petroni of 896 Main St., Manchaittr THE COMMISSION on Executive, Legilative centuries? The American government has always benefits rejiggered. The morale there must be low One of the fiercest opponents of Senate TV pressed interest in the party’s Ridgefield, and Deputy House Majority Leader Julie D. Belaga of and Judicial has recently come through with a been dominated by the wealthy, starting with enough to make the work attractive to the very coverage. Sen. Russell Long, D-La., is retiring, but NORWALK — An evangelical church is suing for $1 million in gubernatorial nomination next (Thurt.) Sept 19 & (Fri.) 20th - 5-llP M George Washington, who was one of the richest wealthy — or at least the well-heeled. will still be around to vote against the idea one last damages claiming the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission year, although his own favorite is Westport. report which has stirred this ancient controversial Gold said D’Amore wanted to (Sat) Sapt. 21 — 10am - 11pm time. His opposition is unflattering to his colleagues. bowed to religious discrimination and political pressure in U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, who denying it an expansion permit. has said he isn't interested in urge the contenders to get their running. campaigns going and to “ get them "EVERY SENATOR with an inflated ego or higher The Parkway Assembly of God filed the suit this week in U.S. FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILYI Editorial District Court charging the commission denied the permit on Peter Gold, executive director of all working on Bill O’Neill with a political aspirations would always be tempted to take vengeance” rather than centering • CRAFTS • FOODS • RIDES April 13, 1984, on a "purely political basis.” the state Republican Party, said the floor and make eloquent speeches,” Long has on each other. • TAG SALE • DANCING • AUCTION The suit claims Patricia Conlin, president of the New Canaan D’Amore called the meeting be­ predicted, adding that most Senate floor speeches are "They’ve got more fodder this Avenue Association, where the church is located, circulated cause he doesn't want to wait for a ’^uninspired" to begin with. He presumably doesn’t final decision from Weicker for the time than six campaigns could Free Entertainment "libelous and slanderous materials” which created the Federal aid \Vant to demean an institution he loves displaying its GOP to launch its assault against hope for,” Gold said, charging that Friday, 6:30 - Carl Henry - Solo Guitarist "atmosphere of fear” in which the permit was denied. O'Neill. mismanagement has plagued shortcomings to a nationwide TV audience. The Rev. Dan Marino said Wednesday the denial had “ no basis Saturday, 7:30 - Johnny Prytko and Sen. Albert Gore Jr., D-Tenn., doesn’t necessarily Although Weicker has said he state government under O’Neill’s except in prejudice” and was made in the face of favorable will not run for governor, D’Amore administration. to education disagree with Long’s prediction, but he doesn’t agree Good Times Band reports from the city’s engineers and highway department. and other Republicans are trying Gold said D’Amore also hoped to MoNei'n.OjKtMPHE... that changed behavior by senators would be a bad The church has already spent nearly $500,000 on plans, to change his mind and Gold said a get agreement from the four Celebrity Gift Auction thing. As a representative. Gore supported the Two contrasting stories of education property and a 3,000-foot sewer extension on the basis of final decision from Weicker isn't candidates on possible changes in Sal. 8:00pm Under the Big Tent surfaced earlier this week. House’s decision to allow TV coverage. assurances by the city that no church permits would ever be expected until November or next year's Republican state con­ In a survey taken shortly after the House allowed denied, Marino said. December. vention, including limits on their Items from people such as Michael Landon, Johnny Carson, Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., announced he the cameras in, 77 percent of the members thought Commission members said the $2 million proposed expansion "Given that Tom is of the strong spending on campaigns to win the Joan Rivers, Wayne Gretzsy and teams such as the N.Y. Mets. would sponsor a $2 billion bill intended to colleagues were making speeches they wouldn’t have would jam local roads and exceed density requirements. opinion that the four announced nomination at the convention. Bob Cameron - Auctioneer reverse a 5-year trend of declining federal made without TV, while only 10 percent admitted QIant Tag Sale in the garage all during the fair. support for education. On the same day, a making such speeches themselves. Reputed crime boss in jail Something for everyone! report by the influential Carnegie Foundation Gore not only believes the 10 percent figure is more Paving firm pleads guilty to charges accurate, he feels the Senate, by refusing to appear for the Advancement of Teaching criticized BRIDGEPORT — A New Jersey paving firm has pleaded NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The nor charges related to an alleged live on the tube, has sacrificed prestige to the House DRAWING: SAT. - 11PM the nation’s college graduates as uncreative, guilty to federal charges of bid rigging on Connecticut state reputed boss of the Gambino crime numbers and sports betting ring in 1985 Mercury Lynx “L’’ New Haven and Fairfield counties. and the president. highway contracts. family in Connecticut is beginning Ouaaar VCR indebted individuals who saw college as a job “ I want to know if what I did was "In a democracy, perception affects political The Dosch-King Co. of Whippany, N.J., and its president and to serve a 90-day sentence for factory rather than a place for higher any more morally wrong than $250 Gift Cartlflcata - G. Fox power,” he explained to our reporter Diane Jacobs. chief stockholders entered the guilty pleas before Chief U.S various charges of racketeering what the state does with its learning. Gore thinks that changes in senatorial behavior Judge T.F. Gilroy Daly, avoiding a grand jury indictment in the and gambling. caused by "concern about what the American people Thomas DeBrizzi of Stratford television ads about playing Free Admission All Welcome A cynic might criticize Dodd for throwing case. pleaded no contest to misdemea­ Lotto,” DeBrizzi, 62, said. think” would be all to the good. The charges are the first brought in connection with a more dollars at education when the last two year-long federal grand jury probe of an alleged conspiracy to decades have seen declining SAT scores and BUT MANY SENATORS are wary of letting their allocate and rig bids for materials and work on resurfacing CORRECTION: poorer scholastic achievement. Given the size chamber fall into the partisan mudslinging that Connecticut highways. The company faces fines of up to $1 M anchester million and its president, James F. King, faces a possible of the federal deficit and President Reagan’s characterized the snarling match between Speaker Memorial Hospital penchant for slashing federal programs, Thomas P. O’Neill, D-Mass., and New Right three-year prison term and $100,000 fine when Daly imposes Washington Window sentence on Oct. 30. Dodd may be out of step with political Republicans such as Reps. Newt Gingrich of Georgia Ad, published Tues., Sept. 17 and Robert Walker of Pennsylvania. Nettled by their philosphy. late-session harangues, O’Neill had the cameras pull The correct title for to- Genie couple want charges dropped night’s program is ... However, the senator’s initiative may in back to show that the speeches were being made to an turn bring a solution in later years to the Looking for candidates almost-empty chamber. HARTFORD — The operators of a charity accused of misusing “ Everything you House TV coverage is still tightly controlled by the problem reported by the Carnegie Founda­ money raised to grant the last wishes of dying children will seek always wanted to ask By Steve Gerstel IN LOOKING for the strongest in the failure of the Democrats to speaker, through his designated surrogate. Rep. dismissal of related criminal charges, defense attorneys say. tion. Of the $2 billion package, half would be Charlie Rose, D-N.C. The Senate will have to decide, if Suzanne and Michael Bates, who operate the Genie Project your Pediatrician” earmarked for "programs dedicated to possible candidate — espepialiy recruit governors for next fall, WASHINGTON - Much in the one who goes against an incumbent cites several reasons. it chooses to allow TV coverage, whether it will work Inc., will ask that the charges they listed inaccurate information general educational excellence” in mathe­ manner of a major league baseball — the tendency is try and recruit a A major one, he feels, is that the out a similar system of control, or abdicate its on a state report be dropped because of the publicity surrounding matics, science, communications, technology managers in spring training, polit­ popular governor at the end of his Senate is no longer considered the authority to the networks. the case, attorneys said Wednesday. The criminal charges were filed Tuesday only days after the and foreign language. By getting young ical strategists are now trying to term. logical stepping-stone for the One thing seems reasonably certain: If the Senate CALDWELL state attorney general’s office accused the Clenie Project of put together candidate teams with A governor, if his popularity has White House. The last two presi­ does decide after all these years to let the television people interested early in learning, the nation misusing thousands of dollars raised for the stated purposes of can avoid the lethargic, sheep-like masses the the best chance of going all the way survived his time in the state dents, Reagan and Carter, were cameras roll, the House will be miffed. As one House staffer confided, the members have grown to like granting the last wishes of dying children. OIL INC. foundation feared. — winning the Senate elections of mansion, has several built-in ad­ out-of-office governors who never Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman filed suit accusing the 1968. vantages, notably an organization considered the Senate. being TV stars, and they have no desire to share the limelight with 100 silver-tongued senators. Can you Genie Project of using donated funds to pay inflated salaries and The other half of the appropriation would be ready to go, statewide recognition rents, to buy jewelry and to pay for the rental of a video cassette 93.9 But, also like baseball manag­ imagine what one good Senate filibuster could do to spent for early childhood education, school and the proven ability to raise THEN TOO, a governor enjoys a recorder and an X-rated film. Lieberman claimed ohly $10,000 of per gal. C. O. D. ers, they are plagued by candi­ the House’s ratings? day care, teacher training, dropout preven­ dates who haven't reported and money. lifestyle that includes a mansion, the $237,000 raised in the 1983-84 year by the Genie Project was tion, basic skills development and other are missing valuable training time But, to the dismay of the security and pampering that he used to the benefit of dying children, hiping five terminally ill 649-8841 by coming to camp late, some Democrats, some of their most would not be accorded in Washing­ Intere$t-lng battle youngsters. programs in schools with high concentrations popular governors are not getting ton. And there are the very Prices Subject to Change of poor children. This effort is an important holdouts and a veteran or two who Should interest rates by held down or pushed up? hasn’t told the skipper whether he into the game. practical problems of maintaining This question has provoked a backstage battle service by the federal government, and wants another time at bat. Gov. Bruce Babbitt of Arizona two homes and moving a family, between Treasury Secretary James Baker and Paper reports affirms its role in elementary and secondary piainly wants to run for president usually with school-age children, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker. Low To some extent, the slates are set The N.H. State Liquor Commission education. The federal government must help and feels he has a better chance out to a new location. interest encourages people to borrow, which stimu­ for the 34 Senate elections next tax collector of office. Gov. Anthony Earl of Colorado Gov. Richard Lamm, lates the economy. But low rates can also fuel the poorer municipalities that are too year with 30 positions — 20 financiaily strapped to provide the best Wisconsin has opted for another always outspoken, ridicules the inflation, which cheapens the value of the dollar. Both shirking duty Is Planning A Party, Republican and 10 Democratic — term. Gov. George Nigh wants to idea of a governor panting to go to education for their students. Shaker Heights, Baker and Volcker are shrewd political operators. held by incumbents who are going end his political career at home in the Senate — an institution he HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecti­ Baker will try to keep interest rates low enough to cut's top tax collector and enforcer Ohio, can finance a top-notch school district. to run again. Alabama. And Gov. Harry Hughes considers in many ways ineffec­ loosen the money supply. Volcker will try to keep the repeatedly violated regulations on And You’re Invited! Detroit cannot, and the assistance from To fill out the rosters, the of Maryland hasn’t made up his tive and unwilling to meet the rates high enough to tighten the money supply. The the use of state cars and spent Dodd’s proposal is critical. Republicans are going to bank on mind. pressing issues. battle is on. more time at home than at work, In protest of the Federal Government's increase of the ta.x on distilled spirits, the New Hampshire ^tate La|uor rookies against the 10 incumbent Although painful for the Demo­ “ I don’t' want to go to that the Hartford Courant said today. Com m ission is holding its own Tea Party. Take this opportunity to stock up on some of our most popular items before This aid, however, should not absolve the Democrats, and similiarily the crats, this reluctance among gov­ debating society,” Lamm said Oust In our eyea? the tax increase on September 30, 1985, Democrats are putting up new The newspaper said in a copy­ states of their responsibilities. Connecticut ernors is not new and, not too many recently. "I don’t want to live in right story Robert J. Reardon, still must grapple with the equalized funding faces to go against the GOP years back, the Republicans faced Washington. I don’t want to raise Scientists at the Environmental Protection Agency Buy a case of any of these brands before September 30, 1985 and you’ll receive a 15% discount off tlie total rase lOst. won’t say the State Department’s "spy dust" scare is during surveillence by reporters, veterans. similiar rejection from popular my children in Washington.” spent most of Aug. 23 doing family formula and the disparites in education from a hoax, but they do say the boys in Foggy Bottom Protest the tax increase! Join the Tea Party at your nearest N .H . State Liquor Store! Stock up and save! city to suburb to small town. Once this Both sides have to find candi­ GOP governors like Robert Ray of But Lamm does not rule out the errands with his unmarked state dates to contest the four seats left Iowa and William Milliken of hyped it up a bit by claiming the Soviet tracking problem is addressed, Connecticut will need possibility that some day he may car and later reported he drove 162 open by retirements — those in Michigan. look at a Senate race and come to a chemical is a carcinogen. The chemical, called miles on state business to less federal assistance. Until then, the federal Arizona, Missouri, Louisiana abd A Republican political strate­ different conclusion.i NPPD, is dusted on U.S. diplomats’ belongings and Westport. OUR CASES FOR SAVINGS! can then be traced to dissidents’ homes by the KGB. 1867 1983 government must lend a hand. Nevada. gist, perhaps taking some comfort Even Lamm has kind words for Reardon earns $43,341 a year as C o d e P r o d u c t S iz e C o d e P r o d u c t isize some of the governors who have The EPA experts say NAPPD is classed as a the state’s director of tax collec­ mutagen, which means it "might” cause cancer—but 4243 Bacardi Silver Label Rum 1.75 L. 1883 Seagram’s 7 Crow n W hiskey 11.75L, £ T tA m c t v « ttm VTOft-TeLesBMA— made the trek to Washington — tions and enforcement and reports HU m e Evans of Washington, Bumpers of so might some 8,000 other chemical mutagens found in only to state Tax Commissioner 5365 K a h l u a 750 ML. 2663 Dewar’s W hite Label Scotch 11.7=! L, hca ordinary household products. Identifying those that John G. Groppo, the Courant said. Arkansas — and a fairly large 2129 Canadian LTD W hisky 1.75 L. ' 2723 J & B R a r e S c o t c h 11.75 L, number of current senators were are definitely cancer-causing would take millions of The newspaper said reporters dollars and years of research. give-the- past - a - future 3827 P opov Vodka (plastic bottle) 1.75 L. 3276 G ordon’s London Dry Gin i .7 n . elected after completing their watched Reardon for more than 55 terms as governor. hours in August and September 3876 S m i r n o f f V o d k a 1.75 L 1376 Jim Beam Straight Bourbon i . 7 n . MIrtl-edItorlal and he spent 62 percent of his work For a politically ambitious gov­ day out of his office and most of it ernor, there are few options: If the We generally don’t support “ equal time” broad­ at his Windsor home. Sale Prices effective Sept. 16-Sept. 29, 1985. state law permits, he can run for casting regulations, but we think President Reagan Qunntitif'' subjai to State of C'tm neituut l.m While being watched, Reardon another term; he can go into may have inadvertently come up with a whale of an private life; he can mount a violated the very rules and regula­ idea when he bemoaned Soviet access to the U.S. tions he laid down for the 90 long-shot campaign for the White media and suggested he be given the opportunity to employees he supervises in the tax House as former Delaware Gov. address the Russian people on television. Maybe there departent, the newspaper said. State of New Hampshire Pierre DuPont, Virginia Gov. ought to be an international rule that every world Reardon Wednesday disputed Charles Robb and Babbitt appar­ leader be allowed to address the body politic in the Courant’s findings, claiming he NOW ently plan to do — or he can run for adversarial nations. Little harm and a lot of good never goes home during the day Make checks ^ Manchester State Bank LIQUOR COMMISSION the Senate. might result if the Greeks and Turks talked to each and fometimes works at night. p.ybi. .o: LTMICHARM >06040 “A Gift Oi Wiiu* Spirits K AKv.iv" In C urkI other. And the Cambodians and Vietnamese. And the Groppo, when confronted with Steve Gerstel writes for United Iraqis and Iranians. Sticks and stones hurt, but the information, said he would , Mil’ll, \ ; Pross International. words? conduct an investigation. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Sept. 19, 1985 - 9 g — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Sept. 19.1985

CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crook* A Caiale •ymsg- r\ , i>-day t t \VHAT a r e T p h o t o n ^ WE KEEP " THI^ 19 WWER& WE TN'CEUV T NOBOPV HA6r THE FILM I T . - ; ^ po OUR UIFFY-FA^T^k^ ^ WE HAVEN'T CLAIMED. , i V Local tax deduction aids Reagan T V ORDERe-. PROCE^&EP ■ A j j i I i r Thursday I I.V -1 ' 4 1 By Ira R. Allen $63,293 for 1983 and $34,114 for 1984. on beating the tax system with states. United Press International "It's the law," said White House schemes and maneuvers.” Foremost among his opponents PM n ws 9:00 PM QD Simon & Simon ICC) Part 6:00 CD C£) ® * 2 Of 2. A .J. and Rick reunite after smug­ spokesman Rusty Brashear. "Cer­ But Reagan cautioned, "Now, is New York Gov. Mario Cuomo, CD Diff'rant Stroke* C h a n n e l* glers they busted return for revenge. (R) WASHINGTON - President and tainly he uses the law like everyone let’s not blame those who are using who has said repealing the popular CD ® Hart to Hart (60 min.) Mrs. Reagan deducted more than else.” legal but unfair loopholes and deduction would force people to (1$) Private Benjamin WFSB Hartford. CT CD CD Merv Griffin In a speech Wednesday in write-offs. Let’s just change the pay "a tax on a tax." WNEW N.W York. NY $188,000 on their federal tax forms Gim m e A Break C® (S§) Cheers Sam races to Europe to Reagan has argued that even N*w H*v*n, CT d ) the past four years for state and Concord, N.H., where there is no system so all of us are treated the WTNH stop Diane and Frasier's wedding. (R) l y ) Dr. W ho WOR New York. NY C® local tax payments, a kind of state income or sales tax, Reagan same." New Yorkers, who benefit the most Newswatch WPIX N*w York. NY (1$ M ystery! (C C ) Rumpole of the Bailey: deduction he says is one of the referred to the deductibility issue. From the moment he unveiled from deductibility of state and WTXX Wsterbury, CT & Rumpole and the Old Boy Net.' Rumpole local taxes, would save $588 million QQ) Reporter 41 encounters a bizarre code of honor while "schemes” rich people use to “ Less than 40 percent of all his tax reform package in May WWLP Springfield, M A @ ) Start of Something Big THE GARBAGE. amounted to about one-third of the advantage of that as a deduction. with governors in big states where tish spy, working in a Czechoslavakian WTIC Hartford. CT ID [C N N ] Larry King Live WALKING AROUND IN W SHOES total figure of $188,248 because "So even for the people within taxpayers can get some relief by a special subsidy for high-income Cable News Ntwrk (CNN) glass works, falls in love with the daughter CNN [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Incredible Journey' their tax bracket ranged between the same state and within the same deducting from federal tax pay­ individuals, es|>ecially in a few of the chief of the Czech counter espionage DISNEY Disney Channel (01$) Tw o dogs and a cat travel 200 miles r lESPN) 30 percent and 40 percent during community it is unfair. It is even ments their high state taxes. high-tax states." service. Dirk Bogarde. Sylva Koscina, Rob­ ESPN Sport* Network through the Canadian wilderness in an ef­ Home Box Office (HBOl Eliminating the deduction would In Oklahoma City June 5. he ert Morley. 1965 HBO fort to find their way home. Bodger, Tao, his presidency after other more unjust for those who live, as (MAX) [U SA] USA Cartoon Express CINEMAX Cinemax Luath. 1963. deductions. you do, in low tax states." save an estimated $40 billion to be said, " I don't believe the good TMC Movie Channel (TMCl applied to lower individual rates, people of Oklahoma or other Iu s a ) [ESPN] Auto Racing '85: USAC Hut Reagan has made public his tax He said of his tax reform 6:30 PM CD Too close for USA USA Network low-tax states like Texas, Montana Comfort Hundred from Terre Haute, IN returns every April since becom­ proposal, "W e want the ingenuity and Reagan has said the deduction ' is simply a scheme >by which or New Hampshire should be '' (0) Benson 9:30 PM m Night Court Harry ing president and they showed and creative talents of the Ameri­ turns down an date with a disabled local and state tax deductions of can people channeled into beating fiscally irresponsible high-tax forced to pay for their (high-tax ^ NBC Nightly News CD PM Magazine woman, but not for the reason she thinks. $39,185 for 1981. $51,656 for I9H2. the competition instead of focusing states are subsidized by low-tax states’) lack of resolve.” @ Nightly Business Report CD NFL Football: Chicago at (R| / ® Jeffersons Minnesota 10:00 PM CD Hometown The group % ABC News (CC) G5) MOVIE: 'House Calls' A recently- spends a weekend in Now York to see widowed surgeon becomes entangled Ordeal for both ® ) Noticiero SIN - Christopher's rock concert. (60 min.) with an outspoken divorcee. Walter Mat­ ^ One Day at a Tim e (D New s thau, Glenda Jackson, Art Carney. 1978. ALLEY OOP »• by Dave Oraue [CN N ] Showbiz Today ® MOVIE: 'Dummy' A deaf black CD Kiner Korner AHA! SO TMEY’I G O A HEAD, Y O U [D IS] Adv. of Ozzie and Harriet youth, illiterate and incapable of speech, GD Independent News TH' COAST IS CLEAR! LET'S THE ONES WET FOOLS! RUN Dotson, Webb mothers speak out suffers injustice because of his handicaps UPI photo [ESPN] ESPN's Horse Racing Weekly Trapper John, M.D. WHILE after his arrest in cortnection with a mur­ eO, FELLAS! [M AX] MOVIE: My Favorite Wife' A (1 ^ Hill Street Blues Hill and Renko der. Paul Sorvino, LeVar Burton, Brian Den- “ A few days earlier, we were what she’s done," she said. woman who is thought to be dead returns nehy. 1979 are assigned to handle a senile bear, and Secretary of Education WilTiam Bennett fills in for CHICAGO (U PI) - Cathleen Smith said. "She was becoming a to find her husband has remarried Cary Furillo’s urinalysis sample shows traces of star and thriving on it. She didn’t Grandp and Grandma (to Webb’s (IS) Cosby Show Cliff throws a teacher-astronaut Christa McAuliffe last week in Crowell Webb underwent a change Mrs. Dotson told the magazine Grant. Irene Dunne, Randolph Scott. 1940. alcohol (R) (60 min.) children), Mom and Dad. Now, all slumber party for Rudy and her friends. (R) Concord, N.H. After serving as a substitute teacher-in- in personality at the time she care who she hurt.” that her son was extremely de­ CB S New s ^ Remembering LIFE of a sudden, we were ‘Bernie and 7:00 PM CD (3 ) Lawmakers recanted her 1977 rape charge . Smith said Webb’s testimony pressed and threatened suicide Odd Couple transit, Bennett told reporters Wednesday that American Carol’ and ’legal guardians,"’ CD Three's Company MOVIE: 'Audrey Rose' Ivy is invaded against Gary Dotson, Webb’s during the April hearing was when Samuels ordered him back to by the soul, of Audrey Rose - a child killed GD Dancing Days students do say the darnest things. He substituted in Smith said. CD ABC News (CC) foster mother said in a magazine "outrageous stuff that just drove jail in April. CD New s just moments before Ivy was born. Now ^ Mysteryl (C C ) 'Rumpole of the Bailey: classrooms in eight different American cities. interview. me up the wall." However, she said In a People magazine interview, she is torn between her parents and the Rumpole and the Old Boy Net ' Rumpole G l) Jeffersons The interviews with Carol Smith Webb did not turn against her Webb "blamed everyone for what " I was devastated, but Gary took man who claims to be her father. Marsha encounters a bizarre code of honor while the news even harder," she said. (S® ® M*A*S*H Mason, Anthony Hopkins, John Beck defending a couple accused of blackmail and Barbara Dotson, G ary’s foster family until July, during the had happened — everyone but 1977 and operating a brothel. (R) (60 min.) herself,” Smith said, "Cathy has a "Prison authorities announced Wheel of Fortune .mli mother, in the October issue of hearings conducted by Thompson. Bianca Vidal ($1) M att Houston Bennett found return Redbook, also revealed Gary con­ AH of a sudden, Webb referred to vivid imagination." that Gary was now a celebrity and MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour they needed to protect him from Price Is Right Innovation [CN N] Evening News sidered suicide last April when a the Smiths as "Bernie and Carol” Smith said she has had no d j) Star Search [HBOl MOVIE: 'Mussolini: The Decline judge ordered him back to prison, or “ my legal guardians," when she contact with her foster daughter other inmates. But they told me he Newlywed Game THE BORN LOSER '?by Art Saniom [CNN] Prime News and Fall of II Duce' (CC ) Mussolini's to classroom exciting despite Webb’s claim that she lied had previously called them mom since the clemency hearing. " I ’m also needed to be protected from (S) Topack) daugther is torn between the love for her Auto Racing '85: IM S A GT about the attack. and dad. Smith said. going to need some time to get over himself." Nightly Business Report [ESPN] husband and the love for her father Susan ww.wor ' I'VE 6CJr MOKE LOOK OH THE VEWTIWE HCU* Series from Pocono. PA Dotson, 28, was serving a 25-to (H) Diff'rent Strokes Sarandon, Anthony Hopkins. PEN1C1LL.IIJ IN By Thomas Ferraro shington D.C., St. Louis, Clayton, [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Roadhouse 66' Travel­ A6AIM! BRIGHT 6ice„ [M A X ] M O V IE: Porky's' Lustful high Mo., Osborn, Idaho, San Jose, 50-year prison term when Webb, [CN N] Moneyline ing west on historic old Route 66, a young United Press International school boys try to crash the local bawdy THAW BL(X)D' 23, of Jeffrey, N.H.. publicly college graduate runs into trouble in Ari­ Calif., Concord, N.H., and Shreve­ [D ISl MOVIE: 'Androcles and the Uon' house. Scott Colomby. Kim Cattrall. Kaki zona when some local hoodlums shoot a recanted her testimony. She said During the lime of Christian martyrdom in Hunter 1981. Rated R. WASHINGTON - While work­ port, La. ancient Rome, one Christian befriends a hole in the radiator of his classic '55 Thun- 1* Wednesday, prior to discussing a she fabricated the story after [TM C l MOVIE: 'Tightrope' (CC) A hom­ ing as a substitute teacher re­ lion Victor Mature. Jean'Simmons, Alan derbird. Willem Dafoe, Judge Retnhold. new report showing a slight having sex with her boyfriend. 1984. Rated R. icide detective tracks down a psycho­ cently, Education Secretary Wil­ Young 1952. pathic killer in the New Orleans French liam ^nn ett says he le a r n t that improvement in student reading When Cook County Circuit Judge [ESPN] Sportscenter [M AX] MOVIE: 'Sheena' (CC) Sheena, Quarter Clint Eastwood, Genevieve Bu- Richard Samuels refused to the blonde African queen, captures the American children are “ educa- scores, Bennett offered an "analy­ jold. 1984 Rated R. [HBO] Inside The NFL heart of a T V reporter while fighting to ble” and they do say the darnest sis" of his tour. reopen the case. Gov. James R. W oom [U S A ] Gangster Chronicles Jir Thompson reviewed the testimony [U SA] Radio 1990 save Equatorial Eden. Tanya Robers, Ted things. "la m happy to report to you that 89 Waas. 1984 Rated PG. and evidence at a nationally 7:30 PM CD PM Magazine 1 0:30 PM (D Benny Hill Show "One student said, ’When you I have seen the American child and HOLLAND iviuivi5— Colorful Fall $ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Cal' An unemployed televised clemency hearing. CD M *A-S*H Gi) Merv Griffin and the president sit around and he and she are educable," Bennett Catholic youth in Northern Ireland be­ Thompson agreed with Samuels FLOWER CHRYSANTHEMUMS ^ CD Wheel of Fortune comes a reluctant accomplice in the IRA ^ Dick Van Dyke work, do you really eat jelly said. that Dotson did rape Webb, but CD Major League Baseball: Chicagc murder of a Protestant policeman. Helen 24 Horas bellies?” ’ Bennett told reporters The secretary then recalled a BULBS Vibrant Colors for Autumn Mirren, John Lynch, Dqnal McCann. 1984. FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thaves commuted Dotson’s jail term to Cubs at New York Mets [D lSl Disney Family Album Wednesday in reviewing his eight- few of his offbeat experiences. Decorating - yellow, white, rust, purple Rated R. He said in preparing to explain time already served. QD Independent News [ESPN] 1985 World Junior Quarter- LOOK— OOJ HAS' IIW ENTFP school tour. Barney Miller [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Hughes and Harlow: house Championships Presented from " I said, ’Yes. As a matterof fact, some of the "truths” of the In the Redbook interview. Smith ocus/$l Angels in Hell' The reflections of Tulsa. OK. Declaration of Independence, he EXTRA EXTRA SPECIAL^ New Newlywed Game producer-director Howard Hughes as he S C h S N A P P Y the president has jelly beans in repeated her belief that someone had three students — Kyle, Jack Euonymous, J ^ Benson attends the premiere of Hell's Angels' in 1 1 :00 PM ( D ( D P (3® (3® New s front of him and he passes them raped her foster daughter. 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By Kevin Flood and the town's insurance commit­ Herald Reporter tee Wednesday night at Commun­ ity Hall, more unspent money was BOLTON — Town officials found in the Board of Education’s learned Wednesday evening that insurance budget that could cut the On the Line the town's insurance premiums shortfall by more than half. might not have jumped as much as ' Board of Finance Chairman John Bossidy they originally thought, after dis­ Raymond A. Ursin said this covering that $13,000 they thought morning the officials who attended , they would have to pay should the meeting Wednesday disco­ actually be paid by the Board of vered that the extra money could Education. come to about $13,000. The Board of Selectmen was told Town officials did not know the Sept. 3 that the town's premiums money was there, Ursin said, for this year would come to $56,169, because the town's insurance while only $21,737 had been bud­ agent, the K.L. Smith Agency, sent Late-night call geted. Some of the difference could the town an insurance bill this year be made up by transferring unused for both the town and the Board of money elsewhere in the budget, the Education. « Herald photo by Pinto selectmen learned, but that move Even if there is an extra $13,000, led to flurry would still leave the town with a Ursin added, the townspeople will What a career shortfall of $22,706. probably be asked to approve an The selectmen agreed to ask the emergency appropriation of about Harry Rylander Jr. and his family were guests of honor at nance staff for eight years. He was supervisor for the townspeople at a special town $9,000 to cover the remaining authority on construction of the Spencer Village of worries 1.^ -1PA meeting for an emergency appro­ shortfall. Rylander's retirement dinner Wednesday night in the priation to cover the shortfall. Ursin said he expects a report community room of the Westhill Gardens housing apartments. From left are Rylander’s son William, his Everything that’s important, traumatic, or merely But at a meeting of members of from Administrative Assistant complex forelderly people. Rylander has been employed wife, Marjorie, Rylander himself, and his son Robert. upsetting seems to happen at night. This thought hit the Board of Finance, the select­ Karen Levine on the matter by the by the Manchester Housing Authority on its mainte­ About 50 friends and fellow workers attended the dinner. home recently when one of my closest buddies called men. the town's insurance agent finance board's next meeting. at a quarter to one in the morning.

He disguised his voice so my wile wouldn’t 4^ recognize him, and said that yes, John must be Meal service woes worry officials awakened because this is very important. After a lot Obituaries of giggles, he got to the point. He had a few friends The town Human Services De­ complex at North Main Street and over the prospect of ending the tions administrator of the housing over, they were having a ball (mostly highballs), and service, designed to provide nutri­ authority, told the authority’s Marilyn J. Stanford Sandra Hubbard of Vernon; three partment is conducting a survey at North School Street. the conversation got around to poetry. the Mayfair Gardens apartment The Community Renewal Team tional meals for elderly people commissioners at the Wednesday grandchildren: and several nieces To prove to his other friends thatl, hismost-valued 9 night meeting that as few as 12 or Marilyn J. (Seymour) Stanford, and nephews. complex for elderly people to try to adminsters the program, which under the provisions of the Older 1 'A 47, of East Hartford, the wife of determine why more of the resi­ provides a midday meal from Americans Act. The housing au­ 15 people get the meals — eight or friend, was a genius in literature, would I please recite ^ i. S'.? Robert W. Stanford, died Wednes­ The funeral will be Friday at 8 dents do not take advantage of a Monday through Friday at various thority administers the federally nine of them Mayfair tenants and over the phone all 40 lines of “Tommy” by Rudyard day at Mount Sinai Hospital, a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, federally subsidized daily meal sites including Mayfair Gardens. subsidized complex. the rest elderly people from Kipling? It was my friend’s most favorite poem in the Hartford. She was the daughter of 400 Main St., with a mass of program. But the turnout at Mayfair Marcus said today there is a outside the complex. whole world. Jean (Schamback) Seymour of Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Hanna Marcus, director of hu­ Gardens has been low and CRT has nucleus of people at Mayfair He said an informal survey he Manchester and the sister of Rita man services, said the survey may considered eliminating the pro­ Gardens who depend on the meals conducted indicates that some of While this was sinking in, I had mentally run ■ y s Mary's Church, '.i Maplewood through all my relatives, starting with the oldest, Hanna of Manchester. Ave., East Hartford. Burial will be result in a recommendation to gram there. program and that the Human the tenants think the meal is She also is survived by two Services Department is reluctant served too early. Marcus said absolutely positive one of them had come to an in St. Mary's Cemetery. Catling make changes in the mechanics of Members of the Manchester Buckwheat poses for the photographer with his owner, Linnea non-profit organization which has placed retired greyhounds daughters. Mrs. Steve (Lynette) the program, which brings the Housing Authority expressed con­ to see it abandoned there. today the meals are served as untimely end. When 1 realized what was going on, and hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. throughout New England and Florida. Mungo of Anaheim, Calif., and and 7 to 9 p.m. meals to the 76-apartment housing cern at a meeting Wednesday night Gordon Harmon, tenant rela­ early as 11 a.m.. what time it was, I was really a candidate for being McCaffrey of Manchester. The greyhound is one of about 80 in Mrs. Leland (Valerie) Sparks of arrested for first-degree threatening. Connecticut who have been adopted through REGAP, a East Hartford; her mother-in-law, Memorial donations may be Mrs. Elizabeth Stanford of Sche­ made to the Leukemia Society, 40 Imagine, "Tommy”!! I hadn’t thought of that one nectady. N.'V.; one other sister. Woodland St., Hartford, 06105. Medical association to offer health care ' for 20 years. It was not only indicative of what kind of friends I have, but also what kind of scares we all get Continued from page 1 Wetstone said. Itmust be available and hospitals to be more cost people seeking health care to shop with those late-night calls. to every physician and every effective, Wetstone said. By shar­ around for lower prices, Coffey Dog gets the chance of a lifetime said. Firehouse change private practice.” hospital in Hartford County. ing in the profits of the corporation, THE MOST FREQUENT late-night disrupter is the physicians have a stake in "The public does not understand Participating physicians will be Coffey said today that the having babies. We’ve had five children, and not one of that .our pocketbook issues are reimbursed on "essentially a Blue keeping costs down, Coffey said. medical association’s goal is to By George Lavng publicity director at the park, said the . connected to quality medicine.” Cross-Blue Shield basis,” said Wetstone said the only danger to them let us get a full night’s sleep. The first four Special to the Herald average length of a racing dog’s career is have at least 100 participating started their entrance rites at or before dawn. wins P ZC approval Wetstone said. But, he added, "We Wetstone. the plan is that the physicians primary care physicians signed up three years. won’t give up our standards of "We believe it is in your interest might cut corners too much. But he by Oct. 1 to start the HMO. It hopes The baby girl decided not to be a copy cat, so she Linnea McCaffrey of Manchester was a Retired greyhounds make terrific pets, quality.” to participate,” Wetstone told the said the HCMA board would to have 300 to 500 physicians signed opted for the middle of the night. From what I gather, little nervous before she went to adopt he said. "They can' give you plenty of Continued from page 1 the rear is zoned Rural Residence. association members Wednesday. continue to receive any complaints Buckwheat, a former greyhound racer, in enjoyment and fun.” The district applied for the Patients who use the plan can up by the end of the second year, he most babies do this to us. choose their own doctor and The plan has the unanimous about participating physicians as said. July. He said he wouldn't recommend one for a zoning amendment in July because support of the association’s stra­ If we give this some thought, we’d revise our Her friends tried to discourage her. home which already had a cat. “And it had hoped to temporarily use the hospital, Wetstone said. "We are it does now with its members. planning boards around the state trying to give an established tegic planning committee and its Offering another HMO in the CIGNA Healthplan will deal thinking about their being so helpless. In retrospect, I "They said a greyhound would be too certainly not a rabbit.” S should the town wind up with two old garage on the front portion of board of directors, Wetstone said. area will increase competition and figure kids start out life owing us one for what they do much animal to handle and too hard to take McCaffrey described herself as an firehouses within 500 feet of each the property as a firehouse. effective health care people can directly with the hospitals to work afford,” he said. The plan will encourage doctors provide another opportunity for out contract prices, Coffey said. to us with their lousy arrival times. care of,” said McCaffrey, who is town animal lover. She also did not want to see other. Alan F. Lamson, the architect The MDS plan has two criteria. You parents all know that night time is also when planning director of Willimantic. "When Buckwheat destroyed once his racing "But that’s not the issue,” said who drew up pians for the proposed you see them at the track with a muzzle, you career was over, which is what usually commission member Thomas firehouse, told the district’s Board babies do their best hollering, wetting, fussing, and all the other neat stuff they think up to keep us exhausted. can’t imagine them as a pet.” happens. Ryan. He said it wasn't logical that of Directors Monday that he But as McCaffrey and a growing number McCaffrey said about 80 people around fire stations were permitted in designed the firehouse so that it For the Record My wife has been great, though. She always managed to hear them first. And got up to take care of them of other Connecticut residents have disco­ the state have adopted greyhounds. Half of every zone except Business I would be located only on the land vered, greyhounds make great pets. these adoptions have taken place within the zones. zoned RR. In a food story in yesterday’s before they roused me. Buckwheat was adopted through last year. Earlier in the discussion, Kwash Lamson said this morning he Focus section, a Manchester cook­ GLENNEY God gives babies all the equipment they need to get E REGAP, which stands for Retired Grey­ Greyhounds are purebreds. McCaffrey suggested the PZC deny the didn’t know whether he would ing teacher was incorrectly named started, except a sense of justice. This is just one of the hounds As Pets, a non-profit organization said that in order not to dilute the breed, the di.strict's application without prej­ revise his plans. as Marilyn Alderman. Her name is questions I’m going to get an answer to when I cross which has placed dogs throughout New National Greyhound Association requires udice and wait for the Nov. 5 "I’d have to meet with their Dorothy Alderman, Most of her over. England and Florida. owners of retired dogs not to breed them. To election, when voters will be asked (Eighth District’s) building com­ cooking classes are not taught HOME CENTER Another is how in the world kids can stay up so late, McCaffrey called Buckwheat ”a swee­ ensure this, the association keeps the to decide whether the town should through the University of Connec­ mittee,” he said. having a good time when normal people, such as tie.” The dog. who is 4 years old, does not greyhound’s papers, although the owner’s be prohibited from selling the The district directors unanim­ ticut Extension Service, as was bite, and rarely barks, she said..”He’s only name is listed on the papers. Buckland firehouse. ously approved Lamson’s prelimi­ incorrectly stated in the picture parents, can’t keep their eyes open past 10 o'clock. Or fall asleep while waiting for a phone call telling us not barked once in the six weeks we’ve had him. "1 disagree,” acting Chairman nary plans Monday. caption. Remodeling Starts With He’s just as nice as any other dog.” GREYHOUNDS ARE EASY to train, and Ronald H. Gates said. "We’re not to worry, they’re OK. And would we please leave a P Buckwheat sports a tan coat and weighs can be put through obedience school, controlled by a referendum.” light on for when they get home? 3 a ilii oni ANDERSEN® WINDOWS 75 pounds. He mostly sits around the house McCaffrey said. The district purchased the land all day, she said. They also are gentle around children. on Tolland Turnpike, the site of the . YOU CAN ADD to this list such neat things as; flat SpecialiZ'ing Exclusively In W E TAKE PANES "Greyhounds don’t need a lot of space,” When her two nieces recently visited, former Keeney’s Garage, last year tires; running out of gas, milk, or cigarettes; bad she said. 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taining a healthy dog is an ongoing The devotion of most dogs and QUESTION: health program which includes an their willingness to please is It’s that time of Family has right to fear annual booster vaccination which amazing. Some dogs will literally year again. will protect against distemper, kill themselves from extreme Frost is on the infectious canine hepatitis, leptos­ physical stress in order to please way and the Pet Forum pirosis, parainfluenza and parvo­ their owners. Good judgment in the hunters have viru s. Regular vaccinations field includes being aware of your the wife’s turn to violence their gear Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. against rabies are of the utmost dog's natural physical limitations cleaned and importance. A regular check for as a result of factors such as age ready. The gross and insulting — even if it’s heartworms and heartworm prev­ and breed type. DEAR question is, true. ention should be included in this A B B Y : "A re their hunt­ program. The exam to detect Edward Williams is a "M ary” and I ing dogs really DEAR ABBY: My husband and I intestinal parasites and specific Manchester veterinarian. If you are both 41. prepared?” We've been are desperate lor a solution, as a treatment, if any are detected, is have a question you’d like to see Dear Abby friendship of many years is begin­ an absolute necessity if yoiir dog is answered here, write to Pet married 20 ye­ ANSWER: Conditioning a work­ If your dog is expected to ning to “ circle the drain.” Our Forum, P.O. Box 591, Manchester ars and have ing dog, whether it be for hunting retrieve from the water, it can be expected to perform and remain /M ■ Abigail Van Buren friends, ” Ed and Angie,” have an Herald, Manchester, 06040. four children. on land or retrieving in water, beneficial to allow him to swim a healthy. We both work. only child I ’ll call Sue, who was conceived after 12 years of mar­ requires as much effort and few times a week as the weather The last several consistency as the initial training riage. (They tried all that time.) cools. Swimming not only increase I years we have does. stamina, but in coiuunction with been slowly Sue is now 2 years old, and it’s impossible to carry on a normal jogging, will selectively build up L i , ' ^' ' i f growing apart. Since the conditioning of a dog groups of muscles which are put ior. She may have a serious conversation with Angie without We've had marriage counseling requires considerably more than under stress while retrieving from mj. L • ' problem that can be arrested and her bringing Sue into the Photo by Richmond with positive temporary results. the preparation of one’s hunting the water. Try to be selective about controlled if treated early. Mary's conversation. ^ r y is quick-tempered and Snoopy Beagle stands in the doorway of the dog pound, gear, the conditioning should con­ where your dog swims. Chlori­ criftcal of me and our children. I behavior is not normal. Changing the subject doesn’t 'f* ■ /“il J waiting for someone to adopt him. tinue year round. No matter how nated water tends to remove more am more even-tempered and laid- help, as Angie always finds a way completely trained a dog is, he of the natural protective oils from 1 DEAR ABBY: My husband and I 4- . M back. In the last two years she has of getting back to Sue. (Ed isn’t as cannot expected to attain a high a dog’s coat, thus leaving him have noticed a trend lately that we lost her temper and thrown knives bad as Angie, but - he’s bad performance level without that more susceptible to the chilling don’t like. Very often when we visit Adopt a Pet and garden shears at me. She has enough.) conditioning. effects of cold water. friends, they don't have the cour­ also threatened me with a hot As with any athlete, muscle tone Attention to the diet of a working tesy to turn off the TV when we Angie stays at home. She says flatiron. In a fit of anger, she has is important. A brisk daily walk dog is important. ’They require a arrive, and they usually leave it on she waited so long for Sue she’s destroyed photos of me and thrown can considerably improve a higher level of quality protein and throughout our visit. We usually making a full-time career out of out things belonging to our teen- Beagie’s name just healthy animal’s muscle tone. A carbohydrates than the average call ahead rather than drop in motherhood. I realize she is aged children, knowing the loss jogging routine is an even better companion dog. There are a unexpectedly. thrilled with motherhood, but that would hurt them deeply. Last night form of exercise and will increase number of high protein dog foods It seems to be getting worse. On doesn’t give her the right to bore 1%/.. i ' MSuk at bedtime I had a coughing spell the capacity of the cardio vascular commercially available. Herald photo by Tarquinio another occasion, we were having everybody to death with what Sue had to be ‘Snoopy’ and apologized for making so system as well. An important aspect of main­ much noise. Mary said, "That's a party at our home. There were a said and what Sue did. Talk of Sue dozen guests present when one of is getting on everybody’s nerves. OK; you'll know when you wake up black and tan. Spencer Village has a fair our guests turned on our TV and My husband and I are beginning to By Borbora Richmond that I've cut your throat! ” The other new one is a chubby spoiled the party. Please avoid these old friends, and so are Special to the Herald I don't like the person I see her little Labrador retriever cross. from noon to 4 p.m. in the Spencer other friends of theirs. Educator’s reforms Amy Meyers, left, and Mary Hughes becoming. Is it normal for women comment. She’s about 8 weeks old and is NOT TUNED IN We really like them, but we have This week’s featured pet is stand at a table filled with items which Village recreation hall on Pascal Lane. her age to occasionally threaten black except for a little white spot had all we can take. Is there a Snoopy Beagle. He’s been at the Food, crafts, tag sale items and a white violence? Will she get over it in on her chest. She was picked up on will be sold at the Spencer Village crafts solution? Maybe if you print this, dog pound since Aug. 30 when he time? I feel that she is unstable and DEAR NOT TURNED IN: You Alexander Street. catch on elsewhere fair. The event is Saturday and Sunday elephant table will be featured. they’ll see it and take the hint. was picked up roaming on North wonder if she would ever harm me say you “ usually” call ahead. Three dogs that had been at the When you don’t call ahead, if your CHICKEN IN Main Street. or the children if she were Snoopy is tri-color and about 6 pound for some time had to be By Patricia McCormack belongs.” friends are watching TV, you PENNSYLVANIA provoked. months old. He has a pleasant destroyed this week. They were United Press International Parents in the restrooms is New album sales soar I need s(>me suggestions to help should not expect them to turn it Spike, who will be remembered for, McKenna’s way of snuffing out DEAR CHICKEN: And what if disposition and would make a fine our family situation. off. On the other hand, if you were his one blue eye and one brown eye, President Reagan saluted Prin­ drug dealing and use on campus. they don’t see it? If you value the pet for someone who has a yard for FEELING UNEASY invited, it’s rude for your host to the coon hound that was picked up cipal William J. McKenna at a "Most of it happens in the keep the TV on during your visit. friendship of this couple, it would him. Wiggles, the black female Lab­ on Wetherell Street, and the black recent annual meeting of the bathrooms,” he said. Since par­ As for the guest who turns on the be an act of kindness to take Angie R.E.M stock on the rise DEAR FEELING: Don't wait to rador retriever who was featured and white dog that was wearing the National Association of Secondary ents patrol, the worst kids do there find out if your wife would ever TV while a party is in progress, he aside and tell her quite frankly last week, was adopted on Tuesday heavy leather collar. School Principals, citing him for now is spend an unusual amount of might just as well tell the host that what you have told me. They harm you or the children. Call your by Kurt Larson of Avery Street. Still waiting with the other dogs turning around a school pocked time gazing in mirrors — normal By Frank Spotnitz on R.E.M.'s first two albums, horns," Mills said. family physician now and report the party is boring and needs an alternative would be to avoid these “ Murmur” and “ Reckoning,” al­ Added Buck, "That first record Larson said he hadn’t decided is Doc, who was picked up several with gang warfare, high truancy for adolescents.” United Press International Mary's violent, aggressive behav- electronic transfusion. That’s old friends until Sue grows up. and low academic performance. though the production is more was pretty much the sum distilla­ whether the name will be changed. weeks ago on Haynes Street near In the once bad inner city school, In six years and with the help of sophisticated and several songs tion of everything that 1 knew. I A new resident of the pound this Manchester Memorial Hospital. truancy dropped to to percent from NEW YORK - Until their new parents, teachers and students, are more adventuresome. don't think I had one trick left. That week is Randy, a blue-eyed beagle. He’s a black Labrador retriever more than 30 percent. Six gangs album was released. R.E.M. had McKenna transformed George Herald photo by Tarquinio For the new album, R.E.M. for was it. And I've been working real Dog Warden Richard Rand said he cross and is about 6 months old and and the spectacle of violent death been a band popular among the Washington Preparatory High, an the first time switched producers, hard at practicing guitar a lot and I Be wary of tanning salons has never seen a beagle with blue friendly, especially when you have on campus — “ two students'died critics and college radio stations, dog biscuits to give him. inner city school in South Central before my eyes,” says McKenna — but largely ignored by mainstream leaving the team of Mitch Easter feel I could approach a lot of eyes before. They usually have Celebrating AAR P’s 10th brown eyes, he said. The dog pound is located off Los Angeles with 2,700 students, 90 are no more. America. "Fables of the Recon­ and Don Dixon to work with Joe different styles now.” D E A R DR. are not used. Randy is about 10 months old. He Olcott Street, near the town dump. percent black and 10 percent Remarkably, students at the struction" has changed all that. Boyd, known for his work with GOTT: Within American Association of Retired Persons, Chapter 2399 Richard Thompson, Fairport Con­ was picked upon Autumn Street on There is a 25 fee to adopt a dog and Hispanic. inner city school set their sights on President Dorothy Krause, ieft, Edward Simpson, New In the first three weeks of its the last six DEAR DR. GOTT: 1 have heard Word of his success is spreading. vention and early Pink Floyd, in Sept. 13 and will be ready for the new owner must also buy a dog college. As a result, school work release, "Fables" already had months, there that babies born in Alaska are "There are a lot of William England area AARP vice president, and Lillian Juneau London. Mariey kin keeps adoption on the weekend. license. improved. So much so that 80 sold nearly 300,000 copies — 50,000 have been at bigger. Is this correct? Is there any McKennas” emerging in schools Working in London as opposed to There were two other new dogs Rand is at the dog pound, percent now go to college, half to Johnson share a moment before last Thursday’s more than their previous LP, the legend alive least six tan­ Dr. Gott explanation? around the country, according to Charlotte, N.C., where the first two at the pound this week. One is a weekdays from noon to 1 p.m. He the community type. Nationally, luncheon at Manchester Country Club- The luncheon "Reckoning," has sold in the year ning salons es­ George Nicholson, director of the records were made, had little Bob Marley's family is carrying male shepherd cross which was can also be reached by calling the McKenna says, only 27 percent of since it was released. tablished in this Peter Gott, M.D, DEAR READER: Large babies National School Safety Center in was to celebrate the chapter’s 10th anniversary. Johnson effect on the final product. Mills on his musical legacy with an found on Kenwood Drive on Sept. pound, 643-6642 or by calling the black high school graduates go to While 300,000 copies does not yet small town of may be born to large parents or to Sacramento, Calif., a partnership was the chapter's first president. Simpson, who spoke at said, although "F ab les” took excellent new album by his four 12. He is about 9 weeks old, and is police department, 646-4555. college. qualify as stellar performance 23,000. We hear diabetic mothers. I am not aware of Pepperdine University, the U.S. longer to record because the songs children called "P lay the Game "W e force, push, encourage, the luncheon, is from Boston. Not pictured is the Rev. (500,000 copies are required for an so much about that Alaskan babies are signifi­ Department of Justice and the persuade, beg, plead to get the kids album to be certified gold), it's an were newer. Right.” Russell E. Camp, luncheon organizer and the the dangers of cantly larger than their continen­ Department of Education. to improve school work for the kids impressive feat for a decidedly Marley's 16-year-old son, Ziggy, the sun, but tal counterparts, nor as far as I Social Security "People like McKenna are pop­ and to get their sights set on Manchester chapter’s first vice president. BUCK SAID HE IS happy the who writes most of the songs and uncommercial, underground band ' what about the dangers of tanning only cosmetic value. know, are Alaskan adults bigger ping up all over the country,” he college,” he notes. from Athens, Ga. heightened success is coming now sings lead vocals for the Melody salons? than the rest of us in the "Lower said. "Condemning, oppressing, re­ because "if we'd had a hit record Makers, said working with his How did this happen? DEAR DR. GOTT: According to 48.” You must remember that we '"They’re madder than hell and pressing is not the way for schools Mike Mills, R.E.M.'s bespec­ with 'Murmur,' I think it would brother Steve and sisters Sharon Rules on joint account the eye doctor’s report, our 18- are dealing with averages here. they’re saying 'we're going to get. to go.” tacled bass player, and guitarist have been really bad for the band. and Cedella is no strain on their DEAR READER: Tanning sal­ year-old daughter is shortsighted There are more small people in the crime and violence, narcotics and In straightening out George Peter Buck offer more or less the "Not that we were young or family relationship. ons use a slightly different wave­ (left 0.03, right 0.03). Last year it CL continental United States than in QUESTION: I have a joint ANSWER: Although Medicare dangerous drugs and discipline Washington Prep, McKenna’s same explanations. immature or stupid or anything, "It's the sort of thing that people length than that found in natural was 1.5. We are shocked by this. Alaska: there are more people in checking account with my son. Will medical insurance does not cover problems out of our schools'.” rules included a ban on personal For one thing. “ Fables” is the but I wouldn't want to be in the should look at and say, 'That's sunshine. Although tanning-salon Why the sudden change? Can it be the continental United States than the money he puts into the account routine foot care, and the removal In an interview, McKenna said it radios, no earrings on males, no first album released by the band's position the (now defunct) Go-Gos unity,” ' he said. "Everybody operators claim the process is corrected or treated? Will wearing in Alaska; there are more people, affect my SSI? of corns, calluses, and most warts, saddens him to think that what he curlers in hair and no gang record company, IRS, since it left were in,” he said. "They made a unites. That's where it starts — at safe, the final word is not yet in. glasses make it worse? period. So there may be some it can help pay for the removal of has done is heroic or unusual. He symbols. Also, a dress for success A&M to be distributed by MCA and really good first record and it was home.” Many dermatologists are waiting statistical hanky-panky going on. ANSWER: If your name is on a planter warts. looks to the day when when the dictum. McKenna says if a student “ they have something to prove,” real hard to top. And they hadn't Mariey lists his primary influen­ to see if artificially tanned people DEAR RADER: As their eyes Now if you’d asked about Texas joint bank account with someone "bad school" is considered unus­ doesn’t aim for success, he ups the Mills said. been around long enough to be able ces as his father. Steel Pulse and will develop skin cancers and grow, youngsters may temporar­ babies ... else, you must tell Social Security QUESTION: I receive monthly ual and the good school is the rule. chance of failing. More importantly, "w e've laid to handle that kind of pressure.” Stevie Wonder. " I don't particu­ dermal deterioration at the same ily become farsighted or nearsigh­ whenever the other person adds SSI checks. Next month I'll be “ People should be outraged if " I believe schools have the the groundwork through five years Buck said R.E.M. is more larly like rock music,” he said. "I rate as naturally tanned people. ted. If your daughter needs glasses Send your questions to Dr. Gott money to the account. Unless you going into the hospital. Will I have schools don’t work,” he said. responsibility to shape values and of steady work, touring, inter­ comfortable with its role now, like gospel music and oldies, like You would do well to avoid tanning to see, by all means let her wear at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH can prove the account belongs to to report this to Social Security? His success strategies included set standards,” McKenna says. views, TV shows and making goo$l playing venues of about 3,000 to Sam Cooke. I like Bruce Spring­ salons, rather than being a guinea them. Her vision may improve someone else, the money in any dismantling six gangs, getting the "The standards are peace, justice, records," Buck said. "It just takes 5,000 seats on the current tour. steen's music and Prince, too.” 44101. Due to volume of mail, pig for a new commercial enter­ when she becomes^ an adolescent. account with your name on it is ANSWER: Yes. You should teaching staff to stand up straigh- non-violence, equity, compassion, a long time to open people's eyes, Both Buck and Mills believe Like his father, Mariey said he individual questions cannot be prise whose risks have not been Glasses will not worsen the situa­ considered to yours, even if you notify Social Security if you enter ter (all of them must submit lesson love, commmunity service, We found a beautiful radio programmers particularly.” R.E.M. has improved dramati­ writes “ mostly message songs, answered. Questions of general established. They serve no health­ tion, but she may be handicapped or leave a hospital or any other plans and assign and correct cally as a band since their first although 1 write other types of interest will be answered in future don’t use either the money or the sharing.” ful purpose and appear to have educationally and socially if thejr columns. account. public or private institution. Tell homework) and not opening res­ Here's one example of how THE SOUND THAT RADIO album was released to a wave of songs — love songs. But mostly I Social Security the name of the trooms unless a parent volunteer sharing works at George Washing­ way to retire. PROGRAMMERS slowly seem to critical acclaim in 1983, including try to sing the truth. What is going QUESTION: I employ a gar­ institution, the date you enter and can patrol inside. be picking up on is Byrds-like best album honors from the on and what is in the Bible.” ton Prep; Football players help dener. Do I.have to deduct Social leave it. "W e only have one gang now,” elderly with grocery carts, read to melodies melting into Michael Rolling Stone critics and best He said his father never gave his ground of career experiences and Security taxes from his wages? McKenna said. "It's the 'Gener­ the blind and push wheelchairs for Covenant Viilage of CromivclL in Stipe's country-rock vocals, which debut album at Record magazine. children music lessons, unless “ we Ammonia best for linoleum an ecumenical Christian communi­ religious faiths and form a society This column is prepared by the als,' and I’m in charge. Everyone are often as opaque as the meaning “ We're more comfortable in the were in the studio and if we sang a crippled children. that is rich in activity and support. ANSWER: If you pay a house­ Social Security Administration in ty of rnen and women who share a of his songs. studio, the songs are better and we bad note, he would say sing it common life that is as free from A competent professional stall DEAR purchase them without paying hold worker 250 or more in cash East Hartford. Do you have a The meaning is no easier to are better equipped to hold up higher or sing it lower... I guess it's stress and anxiety as one can find. cares (or every need, and the P O L L Y : Do extra shipping and handling. wages in a calendar quarter, you question you’d like to see answered decipher on “ Fables” than it was under the weight of strings and just inherited.” It is a life of high quality, for the quality of life is excellent. 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director of Central Nervous Systems at the National • 0 Institutes of Health, in the face of an "ominous % possibility of a burgeoning epidemic.” Sponsors elect Bourez Brown and his colleagues, writing in the New The Girls’ Friendly Society Sponsors will Install STRIKE OUT (g) SjS' England Journal of Medicine, Wednesday described ■■B incoming officers at its meeting Friday at 7; 30 p.m. in the deaths of three young adults in the United States the chapel of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church on Park I l K l and another in Great Britain from Creutzfeldt-Jakob Str6 0 ti ,» ■ ' *. ,■ . {.■ '■■ . ■ disease, usually affecting those between 50 and 70. Rev! Andrew Smith will conduct a short prayer * • '•< • - "The abrupt appearance of four cases underthe age S6rvicG . of 40 who had all been treated with growth hormone Officers for the 1985-86 season are: Irene Bourez, derived from pools of human pituitary glands Laquerres celebrate 50th president: Ella Fletcher, vice president; Margaret obtained at autopsy strongly incriminates Judd, secretary; and Edna Harris, treasurer. A Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease-contaminated growth hor­ business meeting will follow in the Guild Room. mone as the cause,” Brown said. Mr. and Mrs. Hervey O. Laquerre of Pratt & Whitney of East Hartford and is a The disease has a years-long incubation period but Manchester enjoy their 50th wedding member of the Eiks Lodge of Mariches- there is no cure. Brown noted. anniversary surprise open house at the ter. His wife, the former Vivian Y. Spencer craft fair starts The revelation is a dramatic reminder "that human UPI photo* tissues are a source of infectious disease," the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cormier Cormier, worked for Dr. John Prignano A craft fair will be held in the recreation room at physicians said, "and that any therapeutic transfer of and Dr. Nichoias Marziaio before she Spencer Village on Pascal Lane Saturday from 10 of Leicester, Mass. The coupie was tion. Left fielder Ronald Shepherd for the home team. The Red Sox won, tissue from one person to another carries an retired. The coupie wiii take a trip to a.m. to 3 p.m. and from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. The first-place Toronto Blue Jays Bell (defending himself with bat) married Aug. 19, 1935, in St. Joseph (right) watches helplessly as the Green 13-1, to complete a six-game Fenway unavoidable risk of transferring the infection.” Church, Leicester. He is retired from Hawaii. haven't found Fenway Park too friendly advances among a flock of Jays during a A decade after the demonstration that Creutzfeldt- this year. At left, high strung George second inning bench-clearing alterca­ Monster's scoreboard piles up run totals sweep in 1985. Jakob disease could be accidentally transmitted from Lutz plans toy exhibit one person to another during brain or eye surgery, the research team reported Crutzfelt-Jakob "has reap­ Lutz Children’s Museum is seeking toy makers for peared as a result of earlier therapy with human Simsbury wages liquor lockup its annual toy exposition to be held Dec. 7. growth hormone, with the ominous possibility of a The event will feature handcrafted toys, dolls and burgeoning epidemic.” games. Exhibitors are encouraged to bring material Red Sox slaughter Jays for Fenway sweep Approximately 10,000 Americans, all under40, have SIMSBURY (UPI) - Parents parents and teenagers formed last "People point the finger in or unfinished toys to provide demonstrations. complete game of the season. received human growth hormone with the odds of who have been asked to lock up February, said it wants to show the different directions. Talk to For information and application forms, write the Bill Buckner joined in the Boston Gedman said. "Games like these was upset with an A1 Nipper 2-2 delivered Mike Easier, Evans Bv United Press International Gedman, the 25-year-old Red three cases of Creutzfeldt-Jakob occuring in one year their liquor to fight teenage alcohol problem of alcohol abuse is wides­ schools, and they say parents are museum, 247 S. Main St., or call 643—0949. 18-hit onslaught with three hits help you say to yourself, ‘We’re not high, inside fastball. Bell started to doubled home Marty Barrett and pread and growing in every city to blame. Parents say it is the Sox catcher, completed his historic one in a trillion. Brown said. "With four cases abuse better not forget that six- BOSTON — Custard's last stand apiece. as bad as we thought we were,’ It walk towards the mound, but was Boggs singled in Evans to make it and town, including the Hartford school’s problem, but it’s a social night with an RBI infield hit in the reported against such overwhelming odds, we’re pack in t,he refrigerator, a state couldn’t have been any worse — it “ We’re glad'w e don’t have to happens sometimes — even to the restrained by Gedman and home- 3-0 in the second. Gedman belted suburb of Simsbury. problem and you have to hit it in fifth and a two-run double to cap a talking about an epidemic.” expert says. will be remembered as the Toronto play any more games at Fenway,” best teams.’’ plate umpire Nick Voltaggio. Both his 18th homer of the season to up “ This is a symbolic effort,” every corner,” McConnell added. Class holds 30th reunion three-run Boston seventh to com­ The National Hormone and Pituitary Program The town’s Youth Activities massacre. confessed Toronto third baseman benches emptied, but no punches the score to 4-0 in the third. discontinued distribution of human growth hormone Task Force wants parents to lock McConnell agreed Wednesday. EAST HARTFORD — East Hartford High School, With the loss, however, Toronto were thrown. plete the Red Sox scoring. Rich pedman became the 16th Ranee Mulliniks of his team’s Boston increased its lead to 9-0 in in April. Testing of a synthetic duplicate human their liquor cabinets for one week “There is no more problem in Peter Carey, a member of the Class of 1955, will hold its 30th reunion on Nov. 30 at the lost no ground to the second place Boston player to hit for the cycle trouble in Boston. “ They took it to “T feel it’s over and hopefully it the fourth off relievers Dennis The Blue Jays touched Nipper growth hormone is now underway that will make it in February to symbolize the Simsbury than in any city, town or Simsbury task force, said the idea Colony in Vernon. New York Yankees who were Wednesday night going 4-for-5 and us tonight. Everything they hit is,” said Blue Jays’ outfielder Lamp and John Cerrutti, highligh­ for their only run in the top of the unnecessary to derive the hormone from human problem of abuse and encourage hamlet in Connecticut. This is a came from an effort in Scituate, For more information, contact Ann Schwarm defeated by Detroit 4-2. The Blue knocking in seven RBI as the seemed to fall in for them.’’ Jessie Barfield. ‘Tllhavetotalkto ted by Gedman’s one-out bases seventh on Louis Thornton’s RBI beings. Brown said. communication with their universal situation.” Mass., where the school board D’Onofrio, 568-1058, Pauline Belanger Bilodeau, Jays remain five-games up in the Boston Red Sox completed a Gedman, whose single, double, George ahd hopefully I ’ll calm him loaded triple. On the play, Bell single, but the evening belonged to “ Parents are already in a quandary," Brown said. children. McConnell said the most recent asked parents to lock liquor 568-4071, or Pauline Stiff Dubois, 568-9465. pennant race with 17 games left to six-game season sweep at Fenway triple and home run equalled a feat down a bit. I don’t feel that Nipper attempted to make a shoestring Gedman. " I f I were one of them. I would be patient for the next The program will be the first of national studies show 34 percent of cabinets June 1, one week before last accomplished by Dwight play. Park with a 13-1 pounding of the was throwing at him.” catch of a hard line-drive, but the two or three months. Stopping therapy will not have its kind in Connecticut, state children have had their first bout high school graduation. The game nearly featured a "It happened one day in my Eastern Division leading Blue Evans on June 28, 1984, nearly ball skipped by him and Gedman an adverse effect” for that length of time. officials said, but the task force with intoxication by age 11. “ Most Some parents resisted the idea, single-handedly tore apart a pa­ bench-clearing brawl in the second The Red Sox started the scoring career that I hit for the cycle.'' said GOP shows fashions Jays. sprinted to third. "W e're trying to alert the medical profession about modeled the plan after a successful of them took the liquor from their but the program was successful, rade of five Blue Jays’ pitchers. inning when Blue Jays outfielder with three runs in the second and Gedman of his feat. "Don't get me ’’lockup" last spring in parents’ cabinet or beer from the said Cathleen Everett, chairwo­ “ The Wonderful World of Fashion” will be the wrong. I ’m not going to forget this. what might happen,” Brown added. Wade Boggs also went 4-for-5 to “ It’s always satisfying when you George Bell, who was involved in one in the third to take a 4-0 lead At this point, it was smooth Massachusetts. refrigerator," he added. man of the Scituate School theme of the Manchester Republican Women’s Club But 1 won't walk around thinking “ Because lots of pituitaries used in the prparation of raise his major league leading win, and it’s more important when an altercation with Boston pitcher against loser Jim Clancy, 7-5. sailing for Nipper, 9-11, who "1 wonder if when they lock the The state alcohol commission Committee. fund-raiser Oct. 9 at 8 p.m. at Willie’s Steak House, 444 scatterd six hits in posting his fifth about it forever, either." human growth hormone have varied from 500 to average to .372 while Jim Rice and you beat the first place club," Bruce Kison in Toronto on June 15, Glenn Hoffman’s sacrifice fly nearly 20,000 glands, frequent episodes of contamina­ liquor cabinets, if they will take the works with task forces around the Simsbury Police Chief Daniel J. Center St. tion can be expected to have occurred,” the beer out of the refrigerator,” said state to encourage efforts like the Coppinger said the plan in his town Tickets are on sale by calling show chairman researchers said. Donald J. McConnell, executive liquor lockup in Simsbury, McCon­ may encourage youngsters to Shirley Bjorkman at 649-9947 or co-chairman Jennie "It is likely that even under the best conditions, at director of the state Alcohol and nell said. think twice before drinking. Gremmo at 649-6581. All tickets must be paid for in least an occasional patient would receive a Drug Abuse Commission. ” A lot of “ This is one more move to "It may make kids stop and advance. Tables of 10 can be reserved and be held Yanks fail to gain ground contaminated and potentially disease-producing dose people don’t look at beer like it is increase the awareness of the think about what they're doing if until 7:30 p.m. Mets nip Cubs, keep pace of human growth hormone during the course of alcohol.” drinking problem among the youth they’re using alcohol behind their Amoldeen's of of 305 E. Center St. will supply the mons stroked a tie-breaking single anybody I ever played for or therapy," the physicians added. The town task force, a group of in our society," he said. parents’ back," he said. fashions. Bv Richard L. Shook seeing the ball better the last 4-2 cushion in the eighth when he to center with one out in the sixth. against," Evans said. " I know By Kevin Kenney United Press International couple of days and I ’ve been crushed a pitch from reliever "Everybody puts the emphasis what kind of person he is." United Press International feeling very positive," said Warren Brusstar deep into the DETROIT - What Phil Niekro on 300," Niekro said. “ Big deal. Mahler, now 1-2 with Detroit and NEW YORK - A slumping Knight, who lined a two-run Mets’ bullpen in right field for First refuge set up saw as his 300th victory, Mickey I've won 299 other games. You 14-29 for his career, is making the Ray Knight and an aching double off Cub starter Steve his 24th homer of the season. Mahler viewed as a job for next have to put it in proper most of his opportunity. Darryl Strawberry each over­ Trout, 8-6, during a three-run " I haven’t had two hits and year. perspective. Detroit manager Sparky Ander­ came their problems Wednes­ fourth inning. two RBI (in one game) for a Niekro went in search of his 300th "The biggest disappointment," son called on Mahler in the first day night to key the New York With the Mets trailing 2-0 in long time,” Strawberry said. major league victory Wednesday the 46-year-oId knuckleballer said, inning after starter Juan Beren- Hong Kong aids abused women Mets’ 4-2 victory over the the fourth, Keith Hernandez hit “ Maybe that will lift my confi­ night but missed out for the second "is that we didn’t gain ground. But guer walked Don Baylor with the Chicago Cubs. a one-out double. Gary Carter dence and carry me all the way obtain a court injunction against straight time as the Detroit Tigers if there's one good thing to come bases loaded and one out to force in By Karen Oberhelm Chinese society also places the Knight, batting just .206 en­ then singled to short right, through the next 17ballgames. I her husband. FALL SPECIAL defeated New York 5-2. The out of this, we didn’t lose ground, the second run.of the inning. United Pres* International men as the breadwinners in the sending Hernandez to third, and think it's important to find that either.” tering the game, and Straw­ family. To women who see the A newly proposed law would Yankees have lost six straight, but The left-hander struck out Mike Strawberry followed by lacing a kind of groove where I can do Niekro is now 15-11 after allow­ berry, still in pain from a thumb HONG KONG - A more than world as a dangerous place, a allow a wife to apply for an did not lose any ground to Toronto. Pagliarulo and got Bobby Mea- double to left that scored those kinds of things to help the ing 11 hits, walking four and injury that sidelined him for three-fold Increase in the number provider who beats her is often injunction against her husband The Blue Jays to the Boston Red cham to hit a fly ball to center and Hernandez and sent Carter to ballclub.” striking out five in eight innings of seven weeks earlier this year, of women reporting they were better than none at all. from two justices of the peace, but Sox 13-1 to stay five games ahead of retired the next 13 batters he faced Strawberry's offense came in work. drove in two runs apiece to help third. beaten by their husbands has The shelter’s telephone number lawyers say the statute would fall the Yankees. before giving up a single. Rafael Santana was walked to spite of the nagging pain he feels Mahler came on and pitched 7 2-3 "I played on the same team as New York keep pace with the prompted a coalition to set up Hong is unlisted, but women are put in short of what is needed because Mahler gave up a two-out walk load the bases, and Knight came in his right thumb — pain that’s few of Hong Kong’s battered wives innings of one-hit relief to virtually him for 7 1-2 years," said Darrell first-place St. Louis Cardinals Kong’s first refuge for battered touch with the refuge by a 24-hour then retired seven in a row before in the National League East. through with his double to give persisted since he underwent know how to contact the justices. 10 +10 = no clinch a job on the Detroit Tigers’ Evans, who got Detroit back in the women. hotline through the English- Anderson called on Willie Hernan­ New York a 3-2 lead. It was surgery early this season. game in the first when he followed The Cardinals beat the Phila­ Action was stirred after the speaking Samaritans, a private The government housing author­ staff next season. dez, who got three straight outs for Knight’s second game- winning " (The thumb) hurts so much ity plans to open its own shelter in The left-hander, whose 14 career a two-out solo home run by Kirk delphia Philles 7-0 and re­ number of reported assaults community aid group, or the his 29th save. RBI. it keeps me awake.’ Straw­ August 1986. The present refuge, victories are only 285 shy of Gibson with a similar shot of his mained two games in front. reached 58 in the first three months police, who can page the refuge Strawberry gave New York a berry said. which is waiting for full funding YES IT DOES! own. New York got its first run of the " I felt good tonight. I’ve been of 1985, compared to just 17 in the through an answering service. Niekro’s, got his first win with same period last year. Measures are being taken to help from the Hong Kong government, Detroit when rookie Nelson Sim­ " I love and respect him as much on an RBI single by Ken Griffey. The number more than doubled Hong Kong’s battered wives but is independently funded through between 1983 and 1984, to 176 for all progress is slow. church groups, various council of last year from 83 in 1983. Police generally treat a hus­ funds and events to publicize the Authorities believe actual assaults band’s assault on his wife as a growing problem of battered PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD teams Ewing gets big bucks far outnumber those that are marital dispute, so a woman must women. reported. make a statement before police FOR Previously, the government’s will press charges. Under Hong F.W. Woolworth opened his first still alive By Gerrv AAonIgan importance. His agent, David Falk five against one,” Ewing said. "In Social Welfare Department sent Kong law, a battered wife must store in Utica, N.Y., on Feb. 22, Five teams remain in the sixth United Press International of ProServ, negotiated until a week the pros it's structured so much the women to hostels. But the initiate a divorce or separation to 1879. annual Manchester Rec Depart­ before the opening of training different it will be one-on-one and hostels are overcrowded and do not that will help me a great deal. I ment Fall Slo-Pitch Tournament. NEW YORK - In May, the New camp to reach the agreeme.t. allow children to stay with their " I feel he has considerable won't have to deal with three In Wednesday night action at York Knicks won the "Patrick mothers. 10 D A Y S Ewing Sweepstakes." Wednesday, talent, the work ethic is there and men," Fitzgerald Field, Main Pub The new refuge is "a place to get Ewing hit the jackpot with the he’s a winner, even if,he has.'t away from the violence and blasted Farr’s, 8-1, while J.C. averaged 20 points a game," Brown agreed. "I honestly feel Knicks, signing a contract that Patrick's offensive game is going receive support from a sympa­ Penney blanked Gentle Touch Car Brown said. “ He’s been able to could bring him $16 million over to flourish, mainly because you thetic, committed staff,” said Wash, 9-0. totally blend himself into the team seven years. must play the .NBA big man Joanna Leung, former chairman VERNON +10 W O RD S The tourney assumes double Most parties involved, espe­ aspect." WINDSOR LOCKS 6 2 3 - 6 9 8 2 honestly and he'll catch the ball ' of the Women’s Aid Group of Hong In Brown’s system, that ability is elimination status starting with cially Knicks head coach Hubie more times in one month than he Kong, which established the paramount, especially on defense. tonight’s second game, when La- Brown, think the investment in the did in one season at Georgetown." shelter. throp Insurance faces J.C. Penney 7-foot, 240-pounder is a sound one. Ewing will be expected to become Brown indicated he would use Since its opening in April, the 150 GAL. MIN. "Ewing is a winner, and he is a an intimidating presence near the at 7:30 p.m. Nassiff Arms meets Ewing on a rotating basis at center refuge has taken in 25 battered fierce competitor," Brown said. basket, as he was in college. sno DOLLARS Washington Social Club in the 6 and power forward with Bill women and their children. The FUEL 89® "When I think of Patrick Ewing, f Ewing comes into the NBA p.m. do-or-die tilt. Cartwright and Pat Cummings. women share cooking, cleaning, think of a warrior. He has the without the big numbers that (A *24 Value) The Main Pub received a bye to Cartwright missed all of last and caring for the children. The' FULL HEATING SERVICE physical presence. I ’ve talked to usually accompany such a highly- the Final Four on the strength of a season with a stress fracture that refuge provides them with short­ people who have seen him play touted star. During his four years resulted in surgery on his left foot term emergency help. 10 word maximum, non commercial 16-hit attack. Scott Hanson socked during his college chreer, and it’s at Georgetown, he averaged 15.3 while Cummings averaged 15.8 “ It gives the women an oppor­ John William Connolly, M.D. four hits, while Kevin Hanlon and interesting that no one says they points per game and 9.2 rebounds. points in 63 games before being tunity to take control of their advertisers only. Ad must run from John Madden chipped in with two ever saw him play a dog game." As a senior, he scored an average Dr. of Obstetrics and Gynecology sidelined with tendinitis. lives,” said Leung. Sept. 23 thru Oct. 3rd, 1985. Ad may be hits apiece. For Farr’s, Bob Roy Last season, Knicks players 14.6 points. “ It is important that the women cracked a pair of triples, while Ken missed a league-record 329 games He invariably was double-and "From Day One we intend not be told what to do,” Leung Is pleased to announce the relocation of his cancelled, but no refunds will be s»ven Roback added two safeties. to injury, and the team finished even-triple teamed; and his true hopefully to play Cartwright and explained. "They are provided value as a team player was Ewing together," Brown said. practice to - Paul Paradis tossed a three-hit last in the Atlantic Division. The with information, but the decision underscored by the fact George­ "After a period of time, we'll insert on this special. shutout to lead J.C. Penney. Rob main casualty was Bernard King, must be theirs, even on a day-to- The NBA's No. 1 draft pick, Patrick Ewing, poses with the NBA's leading scorer, who tore town reached the NCAA champion­ Cummings into that rotation. With 36 Hayrites Street Case paced the offense with three day basis.” New York Knicks' coach Hubie Brown (left) and vice up his left knee late in the schedule. ship game three times in his four these three people we’ll have Organizers refuse as a matter of hits, while Ed Tyska, Palmer intimidation, shot blocking, low Manchester president of operations Dave DeBusschere, after coming Since King’s return to his former years, winning the title in 1984. policy to reveal the shelter’s Shelley. Tom Sanzo and Ray effectiveness is questionable, Ew­ "In college I wasn't playing post scoring and quality location to protect the wives from 647-9354 643-9566 Sullivan contributed two hits each. to terms for $16 million for the next seven years. ing’s presence took on increased against one man; it was more like performance.” the violent spouses. C A L L N O W Daily group sessions give the women aid and sympathy and help SO you won’t miss this great them realize they are not alone as battered women. Experts say opportunity! Surgeon dismisses rumor that Larry Bird has arthritis many battered wives blame them­ 85 E. CENTER ST. selves for the beatings and are Bv United Press International Bird had arthritis and, thus, may was floating in the elbow, but ally wore an elastic wrap around Many Celtics fans were puzzled when he was named Rookie of the ashamed to reveal the attacks. 649-5268 not be able to play the full five which eventually worked itself out. the elbow during last season’s why Bird, who tickled the twines Year. He was voted the NBA's playoff The problem is even more acute WEEKEND SPECIAL BOSTON — A surgeon for the years remaining on his contract. "The second, and much more playoffs when the Celtics made it effortlessly during the regular in Cbina, where family matters are CASH A CARRY Boston Celtic said there is no truth "That’s not even remotely a serious, of the elbow injuries to the NBA finals, losing in six season, occasionally threw clang­ MVP in 1984, when the Celtics beat to a published report that All-Star concern of ours,” Leach said.'"it happened during the Cleveland games to the Los Angeles Lakers. ing bricks during the playoffs. the Lakers for the league title, considered very private. A se­ 643-2711 forward Larry Bird is suffering certainly also wasn’t the problem playoff series when he fell directly The 6-foot-9 forward’s shooting In five years with the Celtics, setting a record of 27.5 points a minar conducted in Chinese at a from arthritis in his right elbow. Larry experienced last season." on the elbow," the doctor said. touch, which won him Most Valua­ Bird has scored 11,317 regular game in post- season play. local college addressed the issue of 8:30am - 5pm Dr. Robert Leach, the team’s Leach went on to say he talked to "That caused acute trauma." ble Player honors during the 1984 season points, averaging 23.6 Bird b ^am e involved in con­ battered women as early as 1981, orthopedic surgeon, said reports Bird, who said his elbow was Leach said the trauma and the and 1985 regular NBA seasons, was points a game, including a 28.7 troversy following the 1985 NBA but those who supported refuges Monday thru Friday run as a column note in The Salem "feeling very good." pain were relieved when the elbow noticeably absent during the later average last season. finals when a former bartender and women's rights "w ere ridic­ Pom Pons (Mass.) Evening News saying the Two separate incidents caused was drained. playoff rounds. Nevertheless, he He has been named to the claimed Bird struck him during an uled for trying tobreakuphomes,” paper had learned from a high- the pain in Bird’s elbow, Leach Bird, who reportedly is paid managed to average 26 points a All-NBA first team every year altercation outside a downtown Leung said. HTri Celtics of f icialthe 28-year-oId said. The first as a small chip that about $2 million a year, occasion­ gamp in 20 post-season contests. since entering the league in 1980 nightspot during the playoffs. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Sept. 19, 1985 - 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Sept. 19, 1985 SCOREBOARD AL roundup Jackson’s timing stiii there; Angeis narrow gap Pannant racaa at a glanca Rad Sox 13, Blue Jaya 1 Footbsill Baseball TORONTO BOSTON NATIONAL LEAGUE By U sd Harris said California manager Gene Henderson drove in three runs and Eost ObrhM ObrhM Mauch. “ Hopefully, that is what three Mariner pitchers combined Fernndz ss 2 0 0 0 Evans rt 5 111 St. Louis 2 S 'S I "e United Press International Lee ss 2 0 10 Romlne rt 1 0 0 0 New York 88 57 .607 2 we are going to do." for a three-hitter to spa>'k Seattle. (Tames Remaining _ NFL standings Roy Thomas, 7-0 was the winner. Nillonil iN gui ttandingi Mosebv cf 2 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 5 14 1 Sutton held the Sox while the Shepprd ct 2 1 1 0 Jurak 3b 0 10 0 ST. LOUIS (17). Rood (4) — at Give Reggie Jackson credit for Seattle extended its string of Mulinks 3b 2 0 1 0 Bucknr 1b 5 3 3 1 Philadelphia (1) Sept. 19; at Montreo (3 American Conference timing. Mr. You-Know-What-' Angels scored in every inning but ■CNt Gruber 3b 2 0 0 0 Stapletn 1b 1 0 0 0 Sept. 27,28,29. Home (13) — M ontr^l (3) shutout innings against the Royals W L 1Pet. O t Eost ^ Month, with two RBI in the Angels’ the first, seventh and ninth off six — Bell It 2 0 0 0 Rico dh 4 2 3 1 Sept. 20,21,22: Pittsburgh (2) Sept. U U ; W L T Pet. PF PA this week to 26. St. Louis 90 SS .621 Thomtn It 2 0 11 Gedmon c 5 2 4 7 Philadelphia (2) Sept.25,26; New York (3) Now York 88 57 .607 2 Miami 1 1 0 .500 53 39 9-3 rout of the Chicago White Sox pitchers. Oliver dh 2 0 0 0 Armpsn If 3 0 0 0 STORRS — Donald 'Dee' Rowe, associate director of athletics (Boddicker 12-16), 7:35 p.m. AngalsQ, White Sox3 Rose 1b 5 2 2 0 Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 Pankvts rf 5 2 2 1 Londrex cf 4 0 0 0 Butler, Clev 138 536 97 166 .310 MBerg, TB 59 39 66.1 397 half minutes into the contest — the closest, each hitting goal posts. Volleyball Arena at 3:30 p.m. New York (J.NIekro 0-0) ot Detroit Parker rf 6 13 0 Chmbis ph 1 0 0 0 Bau cf 3 12 0 Marshll rf 4 0 1 0 Cooper, Mil 139 569 81 175 .308 Simms, NYG 61 29 47.5 405 for development at the University of Connecticut, has withdrawn (Tonana 8-14), 7:35 p.m. Cruz If 4 0 12 Brock 1b 3 0 10 .306 Kramer, Minn S3 30 56.6 374 Esaskv If 5 2 3 4 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Gedmon, Bos 131 445 62136 his name from consideration to be the next director of athletics at Calltornia (Candelarlo 5-1) at Chicago CALIFORNIA CHICAGO Davis if 0 0 0 0 Ramlrz ss 4 1 1 1 Davli 1b 5 0 0 0 Cabell 1b 0 0 0 Molltor, 0 Mil 124 507 86 153 .302 Dickey, GB 55 29 52.7 393 (Bannister 614), 8:30 p.m. ObrhM ObrhM Garner 3b 4 1 0 0 Modick 3b 3 0 1 0 (kivls. Sea 138 516 75 155 .300 Hippie, M t 47 19 40.4 329 the University of Pennsylvania. Seattle (Langston 7-13) at Kansas City Bell 3b 4 0 10 Murphy cf 4 1 1 1 NL roundup Pettis ct 6 2 3 1 Law cf 4 0 2 0 Concpcn ss 5 1 0 1 Horner 1b 4 0 0 0 Bailey c 3 12 0 Scloscia c 2 1 0 0 Home Runs D.WhIte, Dal 71 37 52.1 445 Rowe was one of three finalists for the position. (Saberhagen 106), 8:35 p.m. Sconirs 1b 4 0 11 Uttle 2b 4 0 0 0 Diaz c 5 0 4 1 Wshngtn rf 4 1 2 0 Then u 4 13 1 Matuszk It 2 1 0 Natlonol 0 League — Murphy, Atl 37; D. Wilson, NO 52 20 38.5 3)0 Friday's Games Benlauz ph 0 0 0 0 Baines rt 4 0 10 Venable pr 0 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 4 0 1 1 Scott p 2 0 0 0 Diaz p 0 0 0 Guerrero, 0 LJV 32; Schmidt, Phil 29; Brock, Rams 55 27 49.1 345 Cleveland at Calltornia, night Carew oh 0 10 0 Walker 1b 4 0 0 0 Vn Grdr c 0 0 0 0 Runoe 3b 3 0 0 0 Walling ph 0 0 0 0 Andrsn ph 0 0 0 Carter, 0 NY 28; Parker, CIn 27. 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And TELL A FRIEND! 888 888 818— 1 Foster. HR— Strowberrv (24). $— nolds. BobbI Wood 179, Trixie Lessard 453, Windsor Locks at Manchester, 3:U 888 888 886— 8 Trout, Bockmon, Dunston. IP H RERBBSO R uu Davidson 518, Ed Curtin 500, Jim + *’ • -looooh's (Trum*. CINCINNATI — IBF junior welterweight boxing champion INSURANSMITHS SINCE (kmw-winnine RBI— Colllns (6). Pittsburgh Sullivan 526. bull), 6:30 p.m. Aaron Pryor, a cocaine user who temporarily dropped out of E— Oirter. DP—Oaklond I, Clevelond IP H RERBBSO Walk 6 5 5 2 4 5 VoHoybell 3. LOB— Oakland 4, Cleveland 7. CM cage Guonte 1 0 0 0 0 2 Hartford Public at Manchester, 3 :X sight. Wednesday worked out at a downtown community center 1914 BOLAND BROS., INC. 2B— Carter, Jocobv. S— (Tollego, Wil­ Trout (L M ) 4 2-3 7 3 3 3 2 Clements 0 2 1 1 0 0 Homs Enginssrs for the second straight day. lard. 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Center Street 649"2947 % Aguilera (W 66) 6 4 2 2 1 5 St. Joe's at East Crthollc, II a.m. I^ y o r’s appearance in Cincinnati, his hometown, ended Cindy Hurley 460, Diane Cote 467, Pat Schulz* (L 3-9) 8 7)10 McDowell (S 15) 3 2 0 0 0 1 Roberge (L 3-2) 3 3 4 4 0 0 Channel 9, W KHT MCC at Becker, 2 p.m. speculation concerning his whereabouts. Manchester, Ct. "A Firm That Has'Sfood The Test of Time" R**d 1 0 0 0 1 t Brusstor pitched to 2 batters In 8th. intepltcti^to3l Cunningham 482, Linda Corbitt 176463, Ylkings vs. Bears, Chan­ Cross Country PB— Tettleton 2. T— 2:31. A-^,287. T— 2:50. A— 25,434. P B— O'Berr^rr^40. Toni Cave 189-465. nels 8, 40 Manchester at Bethel Invitational MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Sept. 19, 1985 - 19 I I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Sept. 19, 1985 East girls swim Drug trial Is nearing 643-2711 Classified..Store/Oftice Space .44 Household Goods For advertisements to be Business Opportunities 22 hope to improve Notices 45 Misc. for Sole . Rates published Monday, the dead­ 23 Resort Property Minimum Charge; Its finish Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. L osf/F ou nd ...... 01 24 $3.00 lor one day Cantln (50,100 free), Cindy Barnes 25 Wanted to Rent...... :. .47 P e t s ...... By Herald Staff By Pohia Smith Personals...... 02 Per Word: (free, back), and sophomores Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted . . . .48 Musical Items United Press International 1-2 days .20® Read Your Ad Cathy Foley (free), Lisa Nutall, A uctions...... 04 Recreational Items East Catholic girls' swimming Real Estate 3-5 days .18® Classified advertisements team dives into the '85 campaign Tiffany White, Jennifer PITTSBURGH - The prosecu­ Antiques Services 6 days .16® are taken by telephone as a beginning Friday night against St. McNaughton and Kathy Fitzge­ tion and defense summarized their Tog Sales 26 days . .12® Joseph's in Trumbull with hopes of rald will also be counted upon. cases today in the federal trial of Financial 32 Services Offered 51 Wanted to Buy convenience. Greenwald said his team may The Manchester Herald is turning around last year's 2-8 Curtis Strong, the Phiiadelphla 33 Painting/Papering 52 suffer in the depth department, an M o rtg ag es...... lb record. caterer charged with selling co­ .34 Building/Contracting 53 responsible only for one incor­ area that was a sore point in '84. He caine to major-leaguers. Personal Loans...... 12 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 rect insertion and then only hopes eight freshmen will help in .35 Automotive Deadlines The Eagles, coached by Chuck Saying he wanted to avoid a Insurance...... 13 Heating/Plumbing ...... 55 for the size of the- original Greenwald. will be led by senior that area. .36 "donnybrook” between the two Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale For classified advertise­ insertio n. co-captains Michelle Freemer and Terrell White, Stacey LeBrun chief counsel who have been at Income Tax Service ... 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen Pam Reischerl. Freemer, who and Adaline Marzialo will handle odds throughout the trial. Judge Rentals 58 Rec Vehicles ...... day through Saturday, the the value of theodvertisement qualified for th£ State Open last the diving event for East. Employment Services Wanted ...... Gustave Diamond Wednesday out­ Auto Services...... d ead line is noon on the day will not be corrected bv an year in the 500-yard freestyle, will Scbednle: Sept. 20 St. Joseph's A .41 lined what types of arguments he & Education For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease. before publication. additional insertion. ____ concentrate on the 200- and 500- 6:30 p.m., 23 Haddam- considered legally unacceptable. AO Misc. Automotive .. . yard freestyles this season. Rei- Klllingworth H, 26 Windsor Locks Diamond allotted U.S. Attorney .43 Holiday/Seosonai...... 61 schell will be looked to pick up A 4 p.m. J. Alan Johnson and defense ■ points in the backstroke. Oct. 1 Glastonbury A 6:30 p.m., 4 attorney Adam Renfroe 75 minutes /A ls o expected to contribute Windham A 4 p.m., U Middletown each for their summations, sche­ n n HOMES A, IS E.O. Smith H, 18 Maloney A, n n hom es heavily for East are sophomores duled to begin at 9:30 a.m. EDTon FOR SALE I S J J FOR SALE Carol Trocciola in the butterly and 22 Wethersfield A, 25 So^th Ca­ the 13th day of Strong’s trial. d O HELP WANTED d D h elp WANTED d D n E L P WANTED d D n E L P WANTED d D n E L P WANTED d D n E L P Wan t ed IM and Elise Mis in freestyle tholic H, 29 Manchester H 7 p.m. Diamond also scheduled a 10- . events. Senior Karen Crombie Home meets at Manchester High minute prosecution rebuttal. He "Price Reduced - Owner Brand New Lisltng I Ter­ (breaststroke), juniors Michelle pool. hoped to charge the jury and send Wants Action" — on ex­ rific starter home In great it to deliberations after the lunch ceptional 3 bedroom family neighborhood. 3 cape, fireplace, family bedrooms, fireplace, recess. Waitress Wanted — Wed­ Laundry Person — 5 days Carpenters Needed — Port Time Help Needed — Hairstylist for busy salon, Person To Do Laundry — room, basement, mainte­ nicely landscaped yard. NFL roundup The panel of nine women and a week. Experienced pre­ Full time year round em­ Small balloon business experience necessary. Full time, 6 days per nesday thru Saturday, nance free vinyl and Economical to heat. Of­ three men will be sequestered if ployment. Steady work seeking bright, outgoing Friendly surroundings, week. Medical and retire­ 11:30-2:30, Inquire within, ferred but not necessary. fered In the $70’s. Jackson Call Covey's, 643-2751. much, much more to deliberations extended to Friday. and company benefits. and enthusiostic person to benefits. Call 643-2103. ment benefits. Call LeRoy Vic’s Pizza, 151 West Mid­ offer I $80's. Century 21 & Jackson Real Estate, In something of a surprise, Must be experienced, con­ help out in our retail Saucier for an appoint­ dle Tpke., Manchester. Lindsey Real Estate, 649- 647-8400 or 646-8646. ment. 633-4681. Bears’ defense Renfroe changed his mind about scientious, hove own tools store. Flexible hours 4000. and transportation. Coll available. Please call 646- A Deluxe Kitchen, Adds a UPt photo calling baseball players as defense witnesses and rested his case 742-5317, 8;30om to 5pm, 2302. "Retreat With Luxury" — special touch to this 6 shortly after the lunch break Monday through Friday. Full Time or Part Tim e— Gas Station Attendant — Very nice custom Ranch room Ranch, hardwood (From left) light heavyweight champ will meet Saturday night for Holmes’ Offlce/Worehouse Posi­ Full time. Experience not concerns Vikings Wednesday. Mechanic. Apply Spruce on 5'/3 private acres with floors, 2 fireplaces, gor­ Michael Spinks and IBF heavyweight title in Las Vegas, Street Mobil, 220 Spruce tion — Full time begin­ necessary. Complete Be­ While Strong’s trial on 14 federal numerous amenities, geous cherry kitchen, Street, 649-3487. ning level to outside soles nefits. M 8> M Service, storage shed, and alumi­ champ Larry Holmes strike pose. Pair counts of selling cocaine to ball- The Leverage Group, Inc. pond, XMas trees and lust By Joe llluzzi yards per game in the opening two Payroll Clerk to 15K -r Is a highly professional duties. Stocking, fabrica­ Bolton, 649-2871. num siding. Offered In the piayers between 1980 and 1984 what the busy executive United Press International weeks of the season. Auto Mechanic — Gen­ Service oriented East of Delivery Person and Sa­ Glastonbury company tion, receiving and ship­ needs. $170,000. Century 21 $80's. Immediate occu­ The Bears mauled the Vikings drew to a close, the trial of another eral Repairs and service. the River client seeks lesclerk — Wanted for providing an excellent lob ping, some paper work Part Time Inserters Lindsey Real Estate, 649- pancy. Jackson & Jack- When teams prepare to play the 34-3 last November to clinch the man accused of drug trafficking in Must hove own tools, reliable Individual to han­ modern pharm acy In opportunity for a detail duties. Coll between 4-5 wanted. Call 647-9946, ask 4000. son Real Estate, 647-8400 for on appointment. 649- Chicago Bears, they usually focus NFC Central Division, At that baseball got underway in another apply at Gill's Auto, Route dle payroll and personnel large shopping center. oriented Individual to per­ for Bob. or 646-8646. Heavyweight champ Holmes 9252. on stopping Walter Payton. They time, the Vikings were in the courtroom on the same floor of the 6, Bolton. records. Typing 50 plus Part time evenings and form a variety of secretar­ "Bring Brush 8< Save wpm. and payroll expe­ weekends. Pleasant sur­ forget, though, that the Bears have middle of a 3-13 season. Now, once Federal Building. ial functions. To guallfv, Pressman/Ottset Camera Thousands" — on 6 plus Brand New Listing! Onlyl rience required. Coll Lol- roundings and good flexi­ a pretty ferocious defense too. again under the helm of Coach Bud Chief Judge Maurice Cohill excellent communication Trainee position open at room split, Martin School year young I Attractive 4 ney Pellettler, Career Ex- ble hours. Some retail room condo, 2 bedrooms, The Bears, rated No, 1 in defense Grant, Minnesota is 2-0. Chicago is ordered counsel to present opening skills are required with the Manchester Herald. area, child safe neighbor­ chonge/BusIness experience. Inquire at IV j baths, fully ap­ aiso 2-0, making thes^ teams two of still bothered by criticism statements this morning in the strong command of the Learn a trade. Call Bob hood and owner moving in the N FL last season, are proving Personnel Associates, once, Liggett Parkade Bookkeeper — Mother’s case of Robert "Rav" McCue, 38, Permanent Port Time English language. Min­ Hubbard, Press Fore­ creates your opportunity! pllanced kitchen, eco­ to be tough to score on again this only four remaining undefeated Tellers— Inquire Savings 659-3511. Fee Paid. Pharmacy, Manchester hours. Experienced nomical to heat. Conve­ happen when that first shot lands. of Upper St. Clair, a fired Easter imum 50 words per minute man, between 9-1 lam at $100 plus. Century 21 Lind­ year. Heading into tonight's game clubs in the NFL. Bv Dave Raffo held it seven years. I held the title Bank of Manchester, 923 Parkade, 404 West Middle typing combined with through balance nient to highway, schools, ',Tve been hit hard by heavy­ Seal Society employee charged 643-2711. sey Real Estate, 649-4000. with NFC Central rival Minnesota, Steve Fuller will start at quar­ United Press International because I don't do drugs, I don't Main Street, Manchester, Soles Clerk and Stock Turnpike. ability to transcribe from sheet/ledoer/one-wrlte stores and banks. Ottered weights, I find no pleasure in it,” with 13 counts of selling cocaine to, Chicago's defense ranked third in terback for the Bears, ahead of keep late hours and I discipline 646-1700. Person wanted at once. o dictation machine. system. Coll for appoint­ Office Work — Full time. East Hartford — $79,900. at $64,500. Jackson & said Spinks, who through the years ballplayers in Pittsburgh between ment between 4 and 5pm, the NFC. That has had the Vikings Jim McMahon, who has a sore LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Even with myself.” Pleasant working condi­ Grit Blaster — Mechani­ Good office management Figure aptitude, typing, Take advantage of the Jackson Real Estate, 647- has sparred with Tex Cobb, Jimmy June 1983 and January 1985. tions In modern health cally Inclined Individual 649-9252. offense working overtime in prac­ neck. McMahon will be available the end of his career near, Larry Because of his training habits. Newly Developing — Part skills essential with expe­ customer contact and Price Reduction on this 8400 or 646-8646. Young and Tim Witherspoon. A jury of 10 women and two men shop In large shopping to mosk and grit blast tice this week. for duty if Fulier falters. Holmes is still rankled by criticism Holmes says he feels 21 instead of time position for Inven­ rience or a desire to learn other general and varied spotless 8i well main­ "After a couple of quick shots by was seated Wednesday afternoon center. Flexible hours, aircraft parts. Expe­ Gol Friday — Mature, Proud As A Peacock I ■'They're the reason we're work­ Payton, the NFL's all-time lead­ he received when he was starting 35. Spinks hopes that's not so, since tory control and accounts IBM PC word processing. office duties. Full benefit tained older 6 plus room me, they couldn't hold back.” to hear McCue's case. receivable work. Now tak­ port time. Apply at once. rience preferred but will Look forward to attrac­ experienced Individual program Including dental Dutch Colonial with 3 Owners have taken extra ing three, four hours extra a day," ing rusher, has been slowed with out. he's banking on age taking its toll sore ribs but is expected to play. Renfroe said Wednesday he ing applications. Call 643- Porkode Health Shop, 404 train If necessary. Apply tive salary, convenient for diversified work In 2 paid. Call Mr. Sayers, bedrooms, 1'/3 baths, pride In the care of their Viking quarterback Tommy Kra­ on Holmes. West Middle Tpke. between 9am and 2pm at girl office In Columbia. mer said. "The main thing we have The nationally televised game Holmes, who is two fights away Spinks is six years younger than Holmes certainly won't hold decided against calling such base­ 2133. Ask for Building location, excellent fully 528-9384 between 2pm and newly remodeled kitchen, older colonial. 7 rooms, 3 Flanagan Brothers, 911 paid benefit plan. Send Must be well organized, bedrooms, 1 Vz baths, 1 car to prepare for is to make sure will be played at the Metrodome in back. Assuming a victory Satur­ ball stars as retired sluggers Willie Products Division. 5pm. finished rec room, sun- from eclipsing Rocky Marciano’s Holmes, but he'll also give away Experienced, Mature New London Tpke., Glas­ resume to Carol Mormon, hove excellent phone garage, hardwood floors, Minneapolis. day, he expects win No. 50 to corne Mays and Willie Stargell as well as porch, garage 8, new vinyl everybody knows who they're 49-0 heavyweight career record, between 25 and 40 pounds. Holmes Supported Employment woman needed to work tonbury. 633-9474. The Leverage Group, communication skills and exterior. Coll for details. beautiful Oak woodwork, The Atlanta Falcons, rebuilding before the end of the year and then St, Louis pitcher Joaquin Andujar Full or Part Time — supposed to block. likes to remind people just how far usually weighs in the mid 220s for lob coach for develop- with elderly bedridden Inc., 70 Oakwood Drive, on excellent typist. 35 Tvpist/Word processing, Sentry Real Estate, 643- lovely yard with garden to the stand because their testim­ "You’d like to go into a game their secondary after being forced he’s come. fights, while Spinks usually comes he'll call it quits. mentolly disabled adults. gentleman. 649-7071. Salesperson Wanted — Glastonbury, CT 06033. hour week. Coll 228-9478 experience required, IBM 4060. area. All this at $89,900. situation and say 'This is what to put three of their previous six " It ’s an event many writers in several pounds under the "1 want to sit at ringside and ony wouid not help his client. Transportation required, One of the fastest growing between 9om-5pm. preferred. 646-0882. Jackson 8, Jackson Real defensive backs on injured re­ commentate, watch these young Instead Renfroe closed his case appliance chains In Con­ we're going to do,' but a lot of it never thought I'd see," said 175-pound light heavyweight limit. retqted experience prefer- Full Time Counterperson- East Hartford — $123,900. Estate, 647-8400 or 646- by presenting seven friends and necticut needs soles help. depends on the game situation," he serve, Wednesday signed free Holmes, the International Boxing Spinks, 27-0, said he's just trying fighters,” he said. " It would give qble. $13-14,000 qnnuqlly. /Sales — Must be ener­ Receptlonist/Sales — M a­ New Listing! Charm 8, 8646. said. agent Dan Wagoner, a four-year Federation champ who can match to build up to a weight that's me just as much pleasure to sit family members who testified Send Resume to Charles Strong bockground In re­ ture, responsible, plea­ Beauty ore yours In this tail soles preferred. Apply getic and able to work The defending NFC Central veteran who played for Detroit and Marciano with a victory over light comfortable. He swears he doesn't back with a beer in my hand and Strong was "law-abiding", "hard­ MInnIch bv 9/24, Director Plumbers Helper — Expe­ with public In o tost paced sant person to work In very special 6 plus room 1771 Antique Cape — for o career position, coll Manchester Area Com­ Division champion Bears, led by Minnesota. Wagoner should be heavyweight champ Michael know his weight, and that he was say, 'I used to do that.'” working” and "God-fearing" and of Programs and Train­ rience not necessary, full environment. Experience small office 2 nights per Colonial with 4 bedrooms, Priced under $100,000 — time, complete benefits. Bernle's TV between 9om- pany looking for o person middle linebacker Mike Single­ available for Sunday’s home game Spinks Saturday night. "A lot of 190 when he last stepped on a scale The card at the 11,192-seat not ill Pittsburgh on some of the ing, Hockonum Indus­ preferred. Will train right week, Saturday and 2-3 1Vi baths, tlreplaced fam­ for Immediate sale! 8 tries, P.O. Box 2002, Ver­ M 8> M Service, Bolton, 2pm at 242-5517 for on with considerable compu­ attractive rooms with tary, have held opponents to 256 against Denver. writers never thought that I ’d win a month ago. outdoor arena at the Riviera Hotel dates the federal governmment person. Marpet Printing, flex days. Must be able to ily room, formal dining non, CT 06066. EOE. 649-2871. appointment. ter operator experience room, 2 porches, 2 car small born and 2'/3 acre the heavyweight championship. "I've been training and eating also includes two other title bouts. alleges the defendant was making Vernon Circle, Vernon. work with public. Call to work evenings and garage and lovely private lot! We Guarantee Our World Boxing Council cruiser- cocaine sales. 871-1421. Debbie at 643-2171. "Howard Cosell, (trainers) Gil sledgehammers, nuts and bolts,” Saturdays. Experienced grounds. Located In finest Houses I Blanchard 8, Ros- Clancy and Cus D'Amato all said he said. "I'm doing all the things I weight champion Alfonzo Ratliff In an obvious reference to on IBM System 34 w.ould Bbokkeeper/Secretary — area. Call for an appoint­ setto Real Estate, 646- my legs are too small. I'm just a normally do and I stay away from will defend against Bernard Ben­ Stargell, former Pirates star and be o plus. Excellent work­ Carpenter Helpers — No Full charge. For day care ment. Sentry Real Estate, 2482. ton, and unbeaten WBC super current first-base coach, Renfroe ing environment. Contact copy of Muhammad Ali and I didn't the scale." Work in Manchester! experience necessary. center. Experience de­ 643-4060. Mr. Baker, 643-2337. have the power of George Forman. Many think Spinks will wilt the featherweight champ Julio Cesar said, " I subpoenaed a number of Year round work. Glas­ sired. Good benefits. Move Right In — to this 3 "But what happened? I won the first time Holmes tags him. Spinks Chavez will meet challenger ballplayers — one of them the most tonbury area, 633-2904. Apply Manchester Early Live Better For Less — bedroom Ranch that has a heavyweight championship and admits he’s curious to see what will Dwight Pratchett. prominent player in this city — on Learning Center, 80 Wad­ You will benefit bv owner 3 car garage and a car­ the coaching staff." dell Road, Manchester. Inslstance for nothing but port. See It todoyl We Renfroe had hoped to use Star­ Typing-Pasteup 647-9569. EOE. the best. This Cope style Guarantee Our HousesI gell to impeach testimony by CLERK Optholmlc Medical T rons- home has it all; 2 baths, 2 Blanchard 8, Rossetto .. criptlonist — Port time, car garage, security Real Estate, 646-2482. McEnroe coasts to easy victory former Pirates Dave Parker and may do at home. Start Dale Berra that Stargell and Bill Process shipping docu­ alarm system, fireplace In We have an opening for a person with accurate Immediately. 646-7704. SITUATIDN formal dining room, mas­ Summit Street Condo — his powerful serve and accurate Davis of Santa Monica, Calif., Madlock dispensed amphetamines ments for fast paced ma­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) - By nufacturing concern. te r bedroom suite, Gorgeous 3 year old 2 volley game. used quickness and an effective in the Pittsburgh clubhouse. Both typing skills to operate a Harris terminal and to do WANTED making Vijay Amritraj toil, John Some phone work, figure Person with Clerical screened porch, fully op- bedroom townhousel Su­ McEnroe broke Am ritraj twice serve-and-volley game to elimi­ McEnroe coasted to the second Stargell and Madlock denied those pasteup work in the composing room of our daily aptitude a must. Full time background tomillor with pllonced kitchen, lovely per rec room to garage! round of a $315,000 tennis in the first set while yielding only nate Bud Schultz of Boston 6-2,6-2. allegations to reporters. Insurance needed 3 days o LIve-ln Companion — landscaped lot In quiet Must be seen! We Guaran­ Monday thru Friday. Housekeeping, cooking, tournament, two points off his four service But Renfroe said Wednesday he newspaper. Competitive wage and week, Tuesday, Wednes­ neighborhood. Owner tee Our HousesI Blan­ "I wanted to put forth a good games. The second set was less of a Kriek of Naples, Fla., who had not called Stargell to the stand day, Thursday for small has driver's license. says sell at $109,900. Cen­ chard 8, Rossetto Real benefit package. Apply at Phone 649-4593. effort," said McEnroe, who beat challenge as McEnroe broke Am ri­ entered the tournament as a wild because " I understand he was agency In Coventry, non- tury 21 Jackston- Estate, 646-2482. Am ritraj, 6-2, 6-0. "H e’s always traj all three times and surren­ card, struggled past Tim Wilkison going to invoke his constitutional Five day work week with a full range of medical and PILLOWTEX smoker. Coll George Kler- Showcase, 646-1316. steod, 742-8064. A Mature, Dependable, Hebron Cape — 3 bed­ potentially a dangerous guy to dered just five points of his serve. of Asheville, N.C., 6-7, 7-6, 6-2. privileges" — that is, cite his Fifth life insurance benefits. CORPORATION neat woman would like play. I wanted to make him work It was McEnroe's first appear­ Amendment rights to avoid ans­ Glastonbury — Spacious, rooms on second floor, In another second-round match, 49 Regent Street Help Wanted — Female part time office work as for his points." ance at the tournament since he Ramesh Krishnan of India ad­ wering questions. 7 room Ranch with breeze­ I'/a baths, first floor fam­ Manchester, CT high school student, port receptionist, typist, way, fully appllanced kit­ ily room with fireplace, won it in 1981. He faces unseeded Stargell’s attorney, S. David McEnroe, ranked second in the vanced with a 6-4, 6-1 victory over time, apply Floral Ex­ answer phone, paper­ chen, tlreplaced living cedar exterior. Built Bv Ken Flach Thursday night. 646-1737 world, needed just under an hour Larry Stefanki of La Quinta, Calif., Litman, refuted the contention, Manchester Herald pressions, 135 Center work. 20 hours per week. and family room, sliders Behrmann. We Guaran­ Wednesday night to beat the 'His serve dominated the who had upset No. 6 David Pate in saying Stargell had never been Street. 646-8268. Call 647-0842 after 3pm. that walk out onto lovely tee Our HousesI Blan­ unseeded Am ritraj. match," said Amritraj from India. the first round. subpoenaed and that he had For an appointment landscaped lot with ex­ chard 8i Rossetto Real McEnroe was replaced in the top " It got better as the match wore In the first round Wednesday, discussed the possibility of Star- THIS Assistant Manager — for treme privacy with tric­ Estate, 646-2482. spot in the world rankings by Ivan on. He’s a world champion." No. 5 Brad Gilbert of Piedmont, gell’s invoking his Fifth Amend­ Please call Shaldon Cohen COMPANY IS retail paint and decorat­ kling brook, aulet family Lendl who beat the volatile New McEnroe faces unseeded Ken Calif., defeated Marcel Freeman ment rights only with Renfroe's Monday-Friday, between 1:30 and 3 p.m. ing center. Duties - sales 8, Real Estate neighborhood, children's East Hartford — Immacu­ UPl photo Yorker in straight sets at the U.S. Flach in tonight’s feature match. of Port Washington, N.Y. 7-6, 6-2. staff and not his client. CURRENTLY stock. Retail experience street. Reduced to sell, late 7 room Raised Ranch, Open earlier this month. In other action Wednesday, No. 3 The winner of the weeklong The lengthiest defense testim­ at 643-2711, Ext. 16 necessary. Good hours, $109,900. Century 21 3 bedrooms, large family Bud Grant (left) has returned as Minnesota Vikings head good starting pay. Con­ McEnroe had lost' to Am ritraj in seed Scott Davis and No. 4 Johan tournament sponsored by Volvo ony Wednesday came from Wil­ Jqckston-Showcase, 646- room, 2 baths, built In bar, An Equil Opportunity Employer M/F INVOLVED IN tact Mike, Paul's Paint, HDMES coach and the results are obvious. Tearn is off to 2-0 start two of their last three meetings, Kriek posted second-round victo­ and played at UCLA will receive liam Picarello, a bartender for a 1316. carpeting, patio, excel­ 615 Main Street, FDR SALE lent condition through­ after 3-13 season in '84. , but was in control Wednesday with ries over unseeded players. $50,000. Philadelphia nightspot. A LABOR Manchester. New Listing — South out. $120,000. U Si R All real estate advertised Windsor, $89,900. Lovely Realty, 643-2692. DISPUTE. Nurse Aides, Certified. In the Manchester Herald Ranch with vinyl siding, Positions are now availa­ Is sublect to the federal within walking distance to Now You Can Stop Look­ PICTURE~THIS ble for weekends, 7-3 8, Fair Housing Act of 1968, school. Kitchen, dining PROOUCnON 3-11 shifts.'Apply In per­ ing — Custom built which makes It Illegal to area, spacious bedrooms Ranch, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 WORKERS son, Meadows Manor, 333 advertise any preference, and hardwood floors. Bldwell Street, full baths, tlreplaced liv­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 We have job openings In limitation or discrimina­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 ing room, 2 plus car Manchester. the following areas: tion based on race, color, or 871-1400. attached garage, lovely religion, sex or national Sellers-Closers landscaped, stone patio $ EXTRA MONEY $ origin, or an Intention to New- Listing — leading to park-llke yard, Quality Control make any such prefer­ Manchester, $86,900. Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Machine Operators lends Itself beautifully for I ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ence, limitation or dis­ Cleon Colonial on a very In-law or teen-age suite. With Your Own Part-Time Job.' Lead Person crimination. The Herald quiet street with a treed Maintenance Call today for details. Emergency? In Real Estate Salesman — will not knowingly accept lot, large tlreplaced living Joyce G. Epstein Real Newspaper dealer needed RN — Full time nights, Floor Cleaner — Expe­ Mechanic Helpers Congenial office, good In­ Manchester, dial 911 for for our South Windsor An excellent opportunity for any advertisement which room, appllanced kit­ Estate, 647-8895. Monday thru Thursday. rienced, ambitious hard Order Writer come and training. 9 fire, police, medical help. area. Call 647-9946, Is In violation of the law. chen, new carpeting, an LOST AND FOUND Apply to DNS Abbey worker. Rate negotiable. Janitor M erritt Agency, 646-1180. enclosed porch and a 9 Manchester Herald. Receptionist to 13.5K — Part Time Afternoons and Full Time Truck Driver — Manor, Rte. 14, Windham, Evenings and weekends. Housewives and Mothers with garage. D.W. Fish Realty, Super Colonial — In excel­ Avoid traffic and parking Saturday Mornings — Excellent pay and benef­ CT. 643-5747. Some experience helpful 643-1591 or 871-1400. lent condition, this Man- problems with East of the Tire changer and service its. Must be responsible but not necessary. chester/Glastonbury young chiidren ^ ^ ^ jy ^ ^ b rin g them Company will provide Employment river service oriented station helper. Apply and have good driving Manchester — By owner. Brand New Lisltng! town-line home has many client. Excellent com­ Brown's Tire Shop, 333 record. Apply in person. shuttle service to and amenities. 4 bedrooms, Clerical — Full time posi­ Almost new 7 room Those Who Hesitate Are Lost — German Sho- & Education munication skills, 50 plus Main Street, Manchester. Al Slefferts Appliances, PRINTING — with you and save on from Hartford. Work Raised Ranch, T /i baths, Lost! Don't miss out on 2'/2 baths, new first floor tions In pleasant office wpm typing and good 646-3444. 647-9997. hours available 7am to family room with cathed­ Dherd, Manchester, Au­ environment. Health Insu- Mechanic — Small en­ exceptional family room this beautiful 7 room gust 3. 1'/} years old. 70 math skills required. Call ESTIMATOR 7pm or 7am to 4:30pm. gine, expei^nced two and with fireplace. 2 car gar­ Cape. 2 full baths, garage, ral ceilings and wrap­ rance/beneflts program Lalney Pellettler, Career babysitting costs. lbs., mostly tan, black II you are Interested four cycle, own tools. Full age, appliances. Must fireplace, appliances. around deck. 2 car gar- available. Free parking. Exchange/Business Per­ age. Much more! face, name 'Lear', Black Experience using adding please apply: time and part time open­ sell. Reduced to $116,000. Verplank School district. HELP WANTED sonnel Associates. 659- NEWSPAPER CARRIERS Commercial sheet fed offset plant looking for Gorgeous! $167,500. collar. Reward. 273-2463 I machine, typing skills ings. Eckert's Lawn 8, Offers accepted, but Offered In.low $90's. Jack- 3511. EFee Paid. Strano Real Estate, 647- or 528-5900. helpful. $4.2S-is.OO an hour experienced 4/C estimator. n u o w n x c o r f . Leisure, Route 44, Coven­ hurry. Will list with real­ son Siyackson Real Est­ N E E D E D IN try. 742-6103. ate, 647^8400 or 646-8646. "SOLD". Easy assembly work I depending on experience. Position requires an energetic person — attention 49 Regent Street tors soon. 649-0593. Lost — 6 month old male $600.00 per 100. Guaran­ Apply In person, Prague Little Ceasars MANCHESTER AREA to details important. Salary commensurate with Manchester, Ct. kitten, black with white teed Payment. No Expe- Shoe Company, 200 Pitkin experience. 646-1737 double paws and mark­ rlence/No Sales. Details Street, East Hartford. Pizza Baldwin Rd. all ings on face and belly. send self-addressed EQUAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Black beard 8, spot on Birch 8L 1D5-1B8 Excellent wages & non-contributory benefit stamped enyelope; ELAN Part time/days. Colonial — 50 Westmins­ • In the sale or rental of housing nose. No collar. School BprucaBt. 115-14B program. 22 Hours Per Week ter Road. 3 bedrooms, 1 Vi VITAL-173, 3418 Enter­ General help needed in THIS • In advertising the sale or rental ot housing Street area by Bennett Jr. prise Rood, Ft. Pierce, FL Parkada Apt. all Apply in person or call 643-1 IQl. Replies will be tile baths, formal dining High. Please call 643-7094 Super clean carry-out Salary Plus Gas Allowance Receptlonist/Order Pro­ • In standing ready to enter broker-client relationships 33482. kept confidential. LOCATION room, flreploced living anytime. Dental Receptionist — restaurant. Flexible sche­ Ferguson Road 121-360 cessor — Full time person room, eat-ln kitchen. Bv • In the providing of real estate brokerage sarvicaa dule from midmorning Salesclerk'. Apply In per­ Someone to work ^ tu r- Concord 8L all ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC. to share responsibility for owner, $94,500. 647-9038, WE SUBSCRIBE to Ihs policy truit squsi opportunity In Ih# sc- until mid-afternoon. Ideal SOUND INTERESTING? IS Lost — Black and white son, Marlow's Inc., 867 dovs only. Manchester Gardner 8t. 3-66 579 Middle Turnpike W. You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and answering phones and appointments only. qulsltlon ol housing can best be accomplished through leader­ short haired cot, Birch Main Street, Manchester;- office. Please send re­ for someone with chil­ Marfchester. Conn. aupervisa our carrier boys & oirls. If you Ilka kids - CURRENTLY typing orders. Must enloy ship. sxsmple. sducatlon and the mutual cooperation ol the Mountain area. Please sume to Box T, c/o dren in school. Contact Highland 8L B-167 want a little Independence and your own Income... public contact. Busy front 'New Listing' — CHFA real s s u tf Industry and the public. call, 643-1347. Manchester Herald. George for an interview. the mark of INVOLVED IN office. Typing a must. auallfled, clean 6 room MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS LltU* Ceasars Pizza MANCHESTER HERALD Excellent company benef­ Townhouse, I'/z baths, 188 E. CMitir 8tTHt Found — Female, tiger Port Time Help— Wanted printing excellence its. Call for appointment, aluminum sided, full base­ 534 East Middle Tpka. A LABOR Svndet Products, Inc., MinctiMtir. CT 08040 cat, about 6 months old. Mason Tenders — Expe­ for daytime and nightime. (In the WaWa center) Call Circulation Dept. ment and gas heat I $70's. At Three-J's Restaurant, rienced only. Good pay, Apply In person at Arthur DISPUTE. Route 6, Bolton, CT. 646- Century 21 Lindsey Real gwimiwn 646-2450______' Bolton. Sunday 9/15. 647- 649-5754 days, 643-7207 Treachers, 401 Center 646-4300 647-9946 An equal opportunity employer. M/F. CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 0172. Estate, 649-4000. 1371 after 4pm. nights. Street, Manchester. to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Sept. 19, 1985 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright R T I HOMES 17 7 1 ROOMS FOR SALE IfjFO R RENT BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Historic Cape — Chorm- Sleeping Room — Adult Ing 6 room expanded Cape worker. Parking, no on Historic Register. smoking, on busline. 649- le t I SERVICES l e i ^SERVICES |g2^fAiNTING/ Mostly remedied. Great 6526. lo l loFFERBI PAPERIN8 bock yard with fruit trees. loll o f f e r e d Assumable mortgagel Only $81,900. Joyce G. n « | APARTMENTS Odd lobs. Trucking- Interlpr Pointing 8> Wol- Carpentry and remodel­ Epstein Real Estate, 647- I ^ F O R RENT Home repairs. You nome Ipaperlng — Coll oven- ing services — Complete 8895. It, we do It. Free esti­ Ings, Gary McHugh, home repairs and remo­ mates. Insured. 6^-0304. Day Core has full time 643-9321. deling. Quality work'. Ref­ Best Buy — Where else Manchester — Available openings tor toddlers,-2 erences, licensed ond In­ wi 11 $92,900 buy you 3 large Immediately. One, two Lawnmowers repaired - years ond older. Lunches John Deerr — Pointing sured. Call 6464165. bedrooms, 2 plus baths, and three bedroom apart­ Free pick up and delivery. ond snocks provided. Li­ contractor. Interior, exte­ central air, large bright ments. $410, $475, $525, 10 percent senior dis­ censed ond Insured. 646- rior, Insured. Quality Robert E. Jarvis, kitchen, formal dining heat and hot water In­ count. Expert service. 0262. Work, off season rates. Building-Remodeling room and o finished rec cluded. J.D. Real Estate, Free estimates. Economy Call 649-3248 after 5pm. Specialist. Additions, gar­ room. All this, plus pool 646-1980. Lawn Mower, 647-3660. ages, rooting, siding, kit­ and tennis court. Joyce G. chens, bothrooms, re- Epstein Real Estate, 647- Howkes Tree Service — piocement 8895. ★ Bucket Truck & Chipper. Loving Mother will bob- IBUiUlINfi/ windows/dogrs, 643-6712. Stump Removal. Free Es­ vslt In my home. Referen­ C0NTRACTIN8 Approximatelv * Acres — Four Room, second floor, timates. Special consider­ ces available. 649-4281. Located In Ellington, this one bedroom. Colonial, ation for Elderly and Han­ I HEATING/ beautiful Colonial boasts newly decorated. Central, dicapped. 647-7553. Bookkeeplng Services for Farrand Remodeling — 8 rooms with 4 bedrooms owner occupied, mld- the small business or indi­ Coblnets, roofing, gut­ PLUMBING and 2 baths, Cathedral dleaoed lady preferred. Delivering rich loam — 5 vidual personal records. ters, room additions, ceilings In lovely living References. 643-8470 after yards, $65 plus tax. Sand, 12 years full charge expe­ decks, all types of remo­ Fogarty Brothers Ba­ and dining rooms. Large 5:30pm. gravel, & stone. 643-9504. rience.' Talk to me obout deling and repairs. F R E E throom remodeUng;; In­ CELEBRITY CIPHER fireplace with raised your needs. Call Lucille, estimates. Fully Insured. stallation water heotersi Cotebrity Clphor cryptogramt are createt) from quotatton* by famou* Telephone 6434017, after people, paat and preaent. Each letter In the cipher atand* for hearth. 2 car garage. Very Good Quality Backhoe 528-7311. garbage disposals; faucet another. Today'a clue: A equa/s P. and Excavating Work. 6om, 647-8509. repairs. 6494539. Vtsa/6A nice condition! House sets by CONNIE WIENER bock off road. Owners Backhoe, excavotlon and EZ Home Improvement. osterCord accepted. Five Room Duplex — snow plowing. No prob- Make your home beauti­ Leon CleszynskI Builder anxious. Offers consi­ “ W F G F X XIRUX PFRI dered. Asking $184,900. Near busline. Adults,-no lem. Call Independent ful again. Painting lawns, — New homes, additions, Cut loundrv costs by de­ pets. Utilities not In­ Constructiontl Co., 456- carpentry and rapoirs. remodeling, rec rooms, creasing the amount of Strano Real Estate, 647- garages, kitchens remo­ ’’SOLD". cluded. Available October 8865. 647-93M. detergent used. Reduce YKYFIP; BX BU D GKX 1st. 647-1037. deled, ceilings, bath tile, by one-third and tee Manchester — Tastefully Sewing Done — Expe­ dormers, roofing. Resi­ whether you notice a dif­ SnVV FS CFVKU; XCK decorated Cape Cod. 2-3 Nice New Duplex In nice rienced seamstress. dential or commercial. ference In the appearance neighborhood. 3 Bed­ Dress making, alterations 649-4291. of your wash. Add extra Bedrooms, finished rec leAlPMNTMR/ YFUX LKDRXBSRV AIBOKU room with wet bar. 2-zone rooms, large kitchen, $575 and repairs. Call 647-8730 dollars to your budget by monthly. Security deposit anytime. l«lPAPERiRG Dumas Electric— Hovlng selling "don't needs” with gas heat. Attached gar­ UVBA XCIFROC BX.” — age. Level treed yard. required. Call Ed, 649- Electrical Problems? a low-cost od in Classi­ Fantastic house with the 2947. Name your own price — Need A lorge or a small fied. 643-2711. right price, the right loca­ Father and son. Fast, Repair? We Specialize in OKFIOKU WRCDYKV. tion and low taxes. Coventry — Convenient dependable service. Residential Work. Joseph PREVIO US SOLUTION: "A tree press can be good or $82,900. By owner. Princi­ location, rear courtyard Typing — Larf» or small Pointing, Paperhangtng Dumas. Fully Licensed. bad but. most certainly, without freedom. II will never be entrance, newly reno- pals only please. 643-7618 lobs. Accurate- 8i Removal. Call 646-5761. Free Estimates..646-5253. (^ F L O O R IN G anything but b a d " — Albert Camus. evenings. yoted one bedroom apart­ professional. 872-8543. ment. Carpeting, $345 plus Painting ond Paperhang­ All types remodeling or Manchester — Beautiful utilities, 1 '/a monthssecur- Caring & Lovlnl), Li­ ing — Exterior and Inte­ repairs — Complete kit­ Floor sanding — Floors custom build center chim­ Ity deposit, no pets, adults censed Day Care home rior, ceilings repaired. chens, baths, garoges, ad- like new. Specializing In ney Cape on Pilgrim preferred, 742-9641 8-8 has full time openings for References, fully Insured. dltlons, dormers, older floors, notural and dally. CARS/TRUCKS Lane, features 4 bed­ preschoolers. Quality ytork. Martin porches, decks. No lob stained floors. No waxing FOR SALE rooms, 3Vs baths, large Manchester, near 1-84. Mattsson, evenings, 649- too large or small. Call anymore. John Verfollle. ■antiques fireplaced living room, 2 Three Room Apartment 644-3640. 4431. Lorry, 6494985. Call 646-5750. car gorage and more. Call — with heat, hot water, Next To Nothing — 1976 Chevy Malibu Wagon today for detaUs, Zinsser stave, refrigerator, Corner Spurce and East — Excellent condition. Agency, 646-151'sir. carpet. $365. Adults only. Center. 6494)533. Open Sa­ 86,000. Asking $1,500. 647- No pets. Centrally lo­ turdays, Mirrors, wooden 9410. cated. Security deposit. APARTMENTS r n APARTMENTS I HOMES HOUSEHOLD accessories, tin, prints, oil Coll 646-7690, after 4pm, FOR RENT FOR RENT GOODS lamps, samplers, bu­ 1977 Datsun Pickup — 643-0496. FOR RENT reaus, commodes, cruets, Automatic, 7 ft. bed, air, Wlllington — 1900House. 2 paper. Available Immediately — Two Bedroom Cope — cap with overheod. Best family, 12 large rooms, Used Refrigerators, offer. 742-8843 weekdays 3Vj room, 1 bedroom con­ October 1st. $525. No pets. Washers, Ranges — aulet street. For sale by dominium. $350. Hot References and security. after 6pm or weekends owners. Asking $89,900. clean, guaranteed, parts anytime. Call 649-9808 evenings. Manchester — 5 room, 2 water, appliances In­ 643-7875 before Spm. and service. Low prices. East Hartford — 4 room, 2 cluded. No pets. 643-4792. B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 TAG SALES bedroom, heat. $625 a bedroom apartment. $350 1976 Pontiac Catalina — 8 month. Children wel­ Main Street, 643-2171. cylinder. Power steering, come. 647-7602. monthly. No Appliances. Three Room Apartment STORE AND 289-5050. Craft Fair at Spencer power brakes, automatic, Rentals — Convenient location. OFFICE SPACE Apartment Sized Stove — Village Rec Hall, Pastel $300 month plus utilities. radio, new starter and Avocado, hardly used. Lane. Saturday, 9/21, exhaust system. 66,000 Security required. Call $100. Coll 646-5692. 10am-3pm. Sunday, 9/22, IV 646-1509. Otfice/South Windsor — plus miles. $1,300 or best Sullivan Ave. 2 large 12noon-4pm. Raffel 8,Tag offer. Call 646-4886 ROOMS 6 Room Apartment In "Wonder Worm" series Sale. FOR RENT Five Room Duplex — rooms, olr conditioning, anytime. Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 2 car Stove and refrigerator. i x q JHOMES ample parking, $260 a 400 wood burning fire­ garage, appllanced. $525 Utilities not Included. FOR RENT month. 2364021 or 644- place Insert with blower. 1979 Honda XL500 — Ex­ Furnished With Kitchen monithly. No utilities, no Available October 1st. 643- 3977. Manufactured by Dun­ cellent condition, low mi­ privileges, clean and pets, security, single fam­ 6365 and 649-2540. Manchester — 6 room, 3 ham Lehr. Used only 2 leage. 6464)487. modern, on busline. All ily neighborhood. 643-7067 bedroom Ranch. Conve­ Office Space — Excellent seasons. Asking $400. Multi Family Tag Sale — utilities. Female only. mornings. 3Va Rooms — Available nient location, excellent location with ample park­ Please coll 646-4886 September 21st, 9am-2Dm. Call 647-9813. October 1st. Stove, refrig­ condition. Gas heat, 2 ing. 600, 400 & 300 so. n. anytime. Much furniture, riding Six Room Duplex — Near erator, no utilities. No fireplaces, loundrv area office suites ore now mower, many household Furnished Room for rent busline, $550. No utilities. pets, no chidren. First and In basement. $700 available. 649-2891. Chest Freezer, $75. Dryer, Items. Lots of good things. 1979 Red Honda Accord — In 6 room home. Male or Available October 1st. 643- last month security. $325. monthly. Firm. 646-8112 needs part, $15. 12" Black 31 Gerard Street (off East 4 door. Air, high mileage, female. 649-7911. 2048. Call 649-9521. offer Spm. and white TV, $15.649-5444 Center). runs well. $1,812 or best WANTED otter Spm. offer. 633-2479 between 5- TO RENT Coventry — 3 Family. 7pm. 6 ft. Pine Table with 9/21, 9/22, 9am-5pm. 136 benches. Good condition. Ireland Drlve(off of South 1979 Ford Pinto — Good $450. Call 649-4269 or 649- Street). Baby furnitore running condition, no 2849 evenings. and clothes, toys, house- rust, new muffler, new wares, furniture. Retired Couple — Excel­ Mahogany Dining Room radlals. $1,4(X) negotiable. 649-3790. lent references. Require Set 8, Buffet, $375. Maho­ Moving Out Of State Tag furnished home, condo or gany Hutch, $50. Very old FREE Sale — Furniture, dishes, 74 Fifth Wheel Wilderness apartment from June 1st Wing bock choir, $50. Irish commemoratives, to September 30th of 86 or Camper. $4,500. Top con­ 647-8602. stamp collection. 8 Tracy dition. 742-8000. whatever schedule is Drive, Manchester. Satur­ available. Please respond Blue Rug — 9 X 12. Good day, 9/21, 9am til 4pm. before September 30th, 1979 Delta 88 Oldsmoblle condition. $35. 6494479. — Delsel, power brakes, 1985 to Box 741, Hartford September 19th, 20th, 21st. Post Office, Hartford, CT power steering, tilt wheel, Classified Ad 10am-4pm. 30 Crosby brand new MIchelln tires. 06142-0741. Road. Excellent condition. 742- 8000. HOUSEHOLD King Size Waveless Wo- Tag Sale — 106 Carpenter Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: terbed — Complete, mir­ Road. Draperies, bicy­ Renault Alliance — 1984.5 GOODS rored bookcase head- cles, king sized beds­ speed, air, AM /FM board with lights. preads, children's toys. Cassette. Power steering. Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. 6 Piece Dining Room set Excellent condition. 647- Saturday, 21st, 9am-1pm. $5,200 or best offer. 646- with breakfront, wheat 3 9867. 5741. Price must be included. camel hump-bock eorlv omerlcon couch - New MISCELLANEOUS Renault Alliance, 1983 — One item only per ad. f upsholstered plus 2 Salem FOR SALE F M cassette, 4 speed, maple end tables, and South Windsor — 9am- mint, rustproofed, gar­ Do not use abbreviations. matching lamps. Also 4 3pm, Saturday, Sep ­ aged. $3,995. 643-4842 / large wooden storage un- tember 21st, S3 Meadow anytime. tis. 649-9919, keep trying. Road(Opposlte 500 Gra­ NO'Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads ham Road.) Clean, qual­ Mustang Ghia, 79 — Harvest Gold Gas Stove New Classical Record ity, houshold Items. 5 HP White, 3 door, 4 cylinder, 4 accepted. and Avocado green Whirl­ Sale — The Best ot M o­ shredder, mower, furni­ speed, stereo cassette, pool refrigerator-freezer. zart, Strauss, Beethoven ture, antiques, toboggan, sunroof, wire wheels, $50 each. 649-3085. or Tchaikovsky - Single heaters, bicycles. very clean. $2,300,647-7576 Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the album $2 each. The Mes­ otter 5om. siah, Religious Gold or Toys, Curtains, shades, Manchester Herald. NOTICE TO CREOITORE Instrumental Collection - Nashua woodstove, pic­ 1972 Ford (Soloxy — Runs ESTATE OF Three album sets, $4 each. ture frames, furniture, GEORGE J. MEDVETZ well, $350 or best offer. The Hon. Norm an J. S.G.T. Co., Coll 649-1734 to miscellaneous Item s. 649-5490. Preuss, Judge, of the Court order. 9/21, 9/22, 9am-2om. 63 of Probate, District of An­ Ralph Rood, Manches- r* ■ n dover ot a hearing held on Pear shooed half karat ter(Spencer Street to Hlll- 1974 Ford Super Van — September 5, 1985 ordered Good tires. Running con­ that oil claims must be pre­ diamond ring. One yeor stown to Redwood to To all Herald sented to the fiduciary on or old. $800. Must sell. Coll Ralph). dition. $200. 649-8007 after 1 2 3 4 before December 5,198Sor be otter Spm. 872-8225. 4pm. readers who barred as by law orovided. Huge Tag Sale — Many Shoron B. Preuss, 78 Datsun F10 — Stand­ have something Clerk Slight Point Damage. antiques, 41 Keeney 5 6 7 8 The fiduciary Is: Flashing arrow sign $269. Drive, (off Route 44), ard, hatchbek, front to sell for Charles F. Medford Save $2541 lighted, non­ Bolton. Friday, Saturday wheel drive. Excellent 2920A Ashley Driye arrow $257. Unllghted & Sunday. 9- 4 condition. Single owner. West Palm Beach, FL $1,950. 742-9784. 9 10 tl 12 ^99 o r Le s s 33415 $199. Unbelievable qual­ 0394)9 ity I Local. Factory: We will run your ad 1(800)423-0163, anytime. 13 14 15 for 6 days Free of TOWN OP MANCHBBTEN Retired — Tool-makers Automotive LEOAL NOTICE tools, also Gerstner Tool 1974 Red VW Superbeetle Charge. The Planning and Zoning box for sale. Telephone — 105,000 miles, excellent I Commission will hold o pub­ 643-5073. 171 (CARS/TRUCKS running condition. Cus­ lic hearing on Monday, Sep­ ■ ( M f o r s a l e tom radio. Vintage Club. I Fill out coupon and tember 30,198Sot7;00P.M.In $1,400. 875-1712. I Nam e. the Hearing Room, Lincoln either mail it or Center, 494 Main Street, 1980 Chevrolet Citation — I Manchester, Connecticut to PETS Ad d ress bring it to the hear and consider testimony Standard Transmission, 2 I on the proposed Plan of door, white exterior, tan MOTORCYCLES/ P h o n e . Manchester Herald Development for the Town of Loving Homes needed for Interior, excellent condi­ BICYCLES Manchester. Copies of the tion. New tires. Must sell. office. Plan of Development, the 2 year old Pedigree Choc­ One ad a month only Proposed Land Use Mop, olate Lab Si 3 year old Lab $2,100. Call 649-7051 1982 F3S0 Ford truck with per fam ily and the Roodwav Functional mix. Call 742-5921 evenings. caps, 19,000 miles. 742- (No phone calls classifications Mop hove evenings. 8000. been filed at the Town Clerk's 1980 Chevy Citation — 4 office and moy be Inspected L. ______i c c e j B t e d ) during normal business Pure Bred Doberman Pup door, hatchback, auto­ baking time In half hours. At this hearing Inter­ — Female, 12Vz weeks old, matic, air, F M stereo next time you fix meat ested persons may be heard ears cropped, tall docked, cassette. 69,500 miles. loaf by baking In muffin and written communications Good condition. 649-4459. received. shots, needs TLC. Asking tins rather than the con­ $200. Call 646-4133. PLAN N IN G AN D ventional loaf. Saves fuel iEanrhpalpr Hrralh ZONING COMMISSION and makes attractive Indi­ 1 LEO KWASH, Free — 2 male shor­ vidual servings. Use a SECRETARY thaired kittens, black and low-cost ad In Classified 16 Brainard Place Manchester Dated at Manchester, CT this white. Box trained and 77 Transom — Good con­ for quick response next 19th day of September, 1985. shots. Very affectionate. dition. Asking $3,000 or time you have something 0414)9 742-5768. best offer. 742-9549. to sell. 643-2711. agon Itlon. . 647- p — > a\r, B«st :days :end«

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beetle AQUATICS Recreational Swims Swimming Poois Open Swims General Policy LEiSURE PROGRAM REGISTRATION East Side Recreation Center, 22 School Street, 647-3163 Monday, 7:30-8:30 PM (M H S); 8:30-9:30 PM (ESR) Tuesday, 8:30-9:30 PM (ESR) * Recreation Membership Cards are required to participate In all de­ Registration begins September 23 Manchester High School, Brookfield Street entrance, 647-3354 Wednesday, 7:30-8:30 PM (M H S); 7:30-8:30 PM (ESR) partment-sponsored activities. Memberships ore available at all fa­ Registration for classes may be completed at: Pm I and Pailclot: Use of pools ore restricted to Manchester residents. Recreation Thursday, 8:30-9:30 PM (ESR) cilities and are non-refundable. Friday, 7:30-8:30 PM (M H S); 8:30-9:30 PM (ESR) Membership Cards are required of all swimmers and areavallable at both pools. Children under 52" * This Schedule Is subject to change. • Highland Park, 397 Porter Street (647-3089), between 9am and 2pm and toll must be accompanied by an odult unless they con swim proficiently both on their back and front. Saturday, 11:00 AM -1 :00 PM (ESR) 6:30-8:30pm. Monday through Friday, or * Proorams held In school buildings will not meet during school vaca­ Youth Swims tions or snow days. • By using the moll In registration form. Learn to Swim Program Monday, 7:30-8:30 PM (ESR) • Please note that mall In Registration will only be accepted for leisure Pour sets of lessons will be held during the Fall and Winter months. Reolstroton for the first session Friday, 7:30-8:30 PM (ESR) classes. They may not be used for swim lessons or organized sports will be held at the Recreation Department Office,997 Porter Street, from S:30 AM to4:30PM,Mondoy Recreation Department Staff programs. through Fridoy, September 30 through October A, 1905. All other registrotlons will be held at the East Side Recreation Center, 22 School Street from 6:00 PM ■ Office Telephone 647-3084 9:30 PM, Monday through Friday on the dates listed below. Cost Is $4.00 per 10 lesson session. Adult Swims Recreation Director Leisure Progrem Policies Heglst rotten Lessens Manday, 6:15-7:45 AM , 8:30-9:30 PM (M H S); 3:30 - 6:00 PM (ESR) Scott Sprague Session I Sept. 3 0 «Oct. 4 Oct. 7 - Nov. 9 Tuesday, 6:15 - 7:45 AM (MHS), 8:30 - 9:30 PM (MHS) Carl Silver Assistant Director Session II Nov. 11 • Nov. 15 Nov. IS • Dec. 21 Wednesday, 6:15-7:45AM (M HS), 8:30-9:30PM (M H S); 3:3O-6:00PM, 8:30-9:30PM (ESR) Laura Dunfleld Recreation Supervisor • No classes will be held on town holidays: Session III Jan. 6 -Jo n . 10 Jan. 13 • Feb. 15 Recreation Supervisor Session IV Feb. 17 • Feb. 21 Feb. 24 • Mar. 29 Thursday, 6:15 - 7:45 AM (MHS) Debbie Hebron Monday, October 14th — Columbus Day Friday, 6:15 - 7:45 AM (MHS),'8:30 - 9:30 PM (M HS); 3:30 - 6:00 PM (ESR) Scott Gorman Center Supervisor Monday, November 11th — Veteran's Day Saturday, 1:00 - 2:00 PM (ESR) Elizabeth MIelcarz Gym Supervisor Thursday, November 28th & Friday, November 29th — Thanksgiving Classes Pat Mozzer Secretary Wednesday, December 25th — Christmas Marge Adamv Clerk • Classes will be held during school vacations unless otherwise noted by Beginner C: For those with little or no water experience. Skills taught will Include flutter klck,floa* ElalneWrIght Clerk the Instructor. tton, breoth holding. Monday and Friday, 6:30-7:00 PM (ESR). Special Programs Beginner B : Skills Include survival float, bosic lifesaving skills. 20 foot enduronce swim, personal sa­ • In the event of snow: fety skills. Tuesday and Thursday, 6:30 • 7:00 PM (ESR). Advonced LIfesovIng: A must for those Interested In teaching swimming lessons or llfeguording. All day classes will be cancelled If school Is cancelled. Participan Those possing necessary tests will receive Red Cross certification. Have an idea? Beginner A : Skills Include SO foot endurance swim with rotary breathing, one mlnutesurvivol floot, should call the office In regards to evening programs. treodlngwater30seconds,sculllng. Wednesday, 7:00 - 7:30 PM and Saturdov,10:30p 11:00 AM (ESR). D0V Time Begins If the Recreation Department Isn't otfereing an activity that you're Advanced Beginner: Skills Include front dive, 75 foot endurance swim, three minute survival float, Thursday 7:00-9:30 10/10 $12 for 10 sessions Manchester High mouth to mouth resuscitotlon. PM (Rec card required) School Interested In, or there's a program you'd like to teach, let us know! Section I, Tuesday and Thursday, 7:00 - 7:30 PM , (ESR) Section II, Wednesday, 6:30 - 7:00 PM and Saturday. 10:00 - 10:30 AM (ESR). Swlmnostlcs: Enhance your physical fitness and stamina while enjoying water exercises as a group. We're always Interested in new Ideas. Gloss will Include Instruction on toning muscles, trimming unwanted pounds, building energy and re­ Intermedlote: Skills Include seven minute survival float, standing front dive from one meter board, leasing tension.^ Write to: Manchester Recreation Department, 41 Center St., underwater swim 30 feet, endurance swim, back crawl, breast stroke, front crawl. Monday and Fri­ Dov Time Begins Manchester, CT 06040. day, 7:00 - 7:30 PM (ESR). Fee Location Bus Trips Tuesday 7:30-8:30 10/15 Free Manchester High PM (Rec cord required) School SPECiAL EVENT Whalt Watch Craka 10/26 Sot. 6am-tpai $37 Adult Swim Lessons Scuba Lessons and Woter Sofety Instructor: To be offered during the winter. Watch for Info AtrulvunlaiM (XRorltnct. Watch thawhalnatthavptrform right by tha boot. DoparttfromHIoh- updote In winter brochure out In Januarv. • L land Pork School In Monchottor at6;00o.in. RoturnttromGlou*ttr,Ma».otopproxlinatolvt:00 Beginner - For those with littleornbwoter experience. Basic swimming techniques wlllbe taught. The WHEN: Thursday, October 31,1985 p.m. Tht trip prico Includn trontportotlon coit> and tho crulM. claues will be structured according to the abilities of the Individual students. T IM E : 6:30 to 8:00 PM Advonced Beginner - For those with some water experience who wish to Improve their skills. This W HERE: Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar Street course will Include Instruction In survival floating and mouth to mouth resuscitotlon. sih Avo. Chrlitmot Ohopotna 11/23 Sot. $:00am-$pm $20 Shop tor all vour friends and tamllv or toko tlmo to brows* th* Christmas window displavs. Come see the Haunted House for 50 cents, costume parade and Dtports from Monch*st*r ot Highland Pork School 0:00am. Rolurnsto Monchestor at oooroxlmo- ‘Westowii‘niarTnacy refreshments. t*lv $:00 p.m. We’ve been Ceramic Tile, Carpet 455 HARTFORD ROAD and Vinyl Installation 643-5230 proud to be also. 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. f J L L E ? " 643-5168 BUSINESS FREE Estimates Restaurant PRESENTS Monday Night 'AnUM LY Football * Domestic Draft Beer 75C HOBBVTVme STORED MMKbMiwr Parka4« diattor Oak Mall * Slice of Pizza 25C (with Drink Purchase) Braa4 SL Saetlaa 040SllvarUBa »« n . * FOOTBALL WIDOWS WELCOME ^ o l n .?■ ,f7r«rn«y Juturaf^J4oma J n Maackaatar 6434M00 East HtM. SU-1407 » Football Widows Drink at Happy Hour Prices 300 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 219 W. Center St. ' During Game MANCHESTER Manchester 643-1222 Pre-School Delights Youth Programs Manchester Youth Theatre C lo ts D oy T im e W eeks Cest Instruct er/ L o co tle n C lo u D a y C lo ts T I lM W M k i C m I I m lrv c lo r/ Btgint Dovf TIm o C ost Instructor/ A rc h e ry 10/12 Sat. LscaN e n L o co tlo n 3-4pm 4 S22 Hall's Arrow Youtti Dromo 10/10 Th. 3:30-5Dm 10 S36 Debbie Caswell A ll equipment Is provided. Instructors are regional and notional chomplons. Learn either torget CrMtIv* Movommi 10/10 Th. 3:1S-4pm or hunting style shooting. (Aon 3-5) (10 Rlnra Rltdal H ig h lan d nionionaH lo ltla n d This program It for youths In grades 7, land ?. It Is on Introduction to performance and w ill focus B o lle t (o g et i-9) 10/9 Wed. 3:30*4:30pm 515 Anita karpie '•hvmM to dovaloo tkllU and lust hovofun prim arily with feeling com fortable on stage, stage movement, terminology, development of char* H igh lan d octer, and technical ospects (costuming and makeup). The program w ill be centered around a production. This foil the proorom will do a version of “ A Chrlstmos Carol*'. A child’s Introduction to ballet fundamentals and technique. Children should weor leotards ond tights or loose fitting clothing. Ballet slippers are not required. The group w ill meet once o week for the tlref five weeks, but w ill meet twice a week tor the second “ '^ A oS T ^ sT'" »=■**•'“=» • *'» RlmaRI«t.l ■ j Hloltland five weeks. The second day will be by group choice (probably either Tuesday or Soturday). Botic Cooking (oget 9*14) 1 Session 1 Giving...Cai ng 10/11 FrI. 3:15*4:30 4 $25 M e rle Lassow r.rnonfil‘!fIL“IIi!? w prtclotlon - kiddle Style. Give your clilld the opportunity to Session II oornSIIlt*u.« various rtiyttim Instruments. Donee, parachute ploy and rhythmics ore Incor­ FrI. 3:15-4:30 4 $25 H igh lan d porated Into the proorom which Is held In conlunctlon with Funtostlks of M * i c 3 f r Learn how to prepare simple meals, make quick breads and foscinoting desserts. Many recetpes are shared ond made eoch week. This Is a hands on experience class. You take home what you MemondMa m oke.

fraVkl"no17mos.) ‘ Children's Craft Closset (oges 9*13) Session II 10/10 Th in* in. a Potty Dunn s 10/9 Olmos,-3vrs.) ^ ^ Gym nostlc Wed. 3:30-5 $18 Marsho Lodge H igh lan d ” " ’®""'’ *k« "tedium of evmnostlcs and other phvsicol education related oc- An exposure to quollty crafts and folk art with lostlng appeal. Everyone In the class w ill make at 2nd cMM Z n ^ tim ’l".:^?''''!?,®*":®*®'’®'’® ' ' ® “"» Children con o” liyV?t o«.rsm2St SEE us FOR YOUR EXERCISE NEEDS least five prelects. Some prolects could Include: stencilling, copper punch, copper embossing, painting, scherenitta (folk ort poper cutting), wire sculpture and more. rnlUtf o rf ftif hh!^1 S 1* *’’®"’ ’’ ®"’ ® ®'»h’o ctlo n s) w here ve rb o l pro lse o n d encourooe- A proverb is a short sentence based on a long experience. fortobU cTothi!!2 ' ® “ ®®*'*‘''® healthy self-esteem. Come loin the fun I Wear eom- Creative Movement (oges 4*1) There’s an 18th century proverb that says one volunteer is ^ Tamflc Teddleri 10/10 Thurs. 4:15-5 $18 RIma Riedel H igh lan d worth two who are pressed into service. That’s still true today. S M ilo n 1 (1 day) 9/17 T& T h 9-10:30 10 $30 Ann-Morl* Barry This program uses mime, acting, dancing to music and rhymes to develop skills and [ust to have People may give their time, or their money, or a bit o f H igh lan d fun. Creative movement and exercise will help vour child develop coordination and perceptive Sntlon M (3dov» 9/17 T A T h both. This much is certain: Vilienever people volunteer, they 120:30 10 $60 abilities. Offered In conlunctlon with Funtostlk's of Manchester. S r a lo n Ml 9/16 W & F r. 9:30-11 10 Sue S ch lreo give a part o f themselves. Whatever they do, it is not the size H igh lan d Horseback Riding (Beg.) o f the gift that is important but the spirit o f the giver. T d r lR c T W M 10/12 Sot. lO -llo m 5 $53 G lasto n b u ry S t u lo n 1 9/16 Equine Center The volunteer spirit has always been a special feature o f the M 9-10 am 10 $25 Ann Marie Barry English Style Riding. Students should wear long pants, shoes with o heel and provide their own American character. The Pilgrims brought it with them when S m io n M H igh lan d hunt cops. 9/16 M 10:15- 10 $25 they landed on these shores. Neighbor helped neighbor in the 11:45 Session IM Tenn is 9/17 T 10:45- 10 $25 common struggle to survive the first harsh New England winter. 11:45 10/21 M on. 5*6pm 5 $27 M an chester S o tslo n IV When the West was being settled, bam raising became a 9/19 Th 10:45- 10 $25 Sehwinn’t ALL NEW Racquet Club* common experience. Many families pitched in and built in a 11:45 RM 1000 Rower Sdiwlim XR8 Closs will cover basic footwork, court position, forehond, bockhond, serve, volley, tennis rules Schwinn’s Airdyne and scoring. day and for free what might have taken the individual family cr^lve*m oIrm!i.?"2nH^‘“ 'i!r ^®™“ ^®'"' ch'IPren hove structured activities ef songs, gomes, *289” creotive movement, and crafts. A supplement to nursery school emphasising soclollzotlon skills. •259»» *599” months M d great cost to construct. They recognized, as did Timer and atroke counter T o p rated under *400“ Used by most hospitals Included. the Pilgrims, that the worth o f the individual and the worth o f the community are intertwined. MANCHESTER CYCLE SHOP After School Rollerskating People volunteer to help religious organizations, garden CIOM D oys Tim e Cost Instructor/ clubs, and hospitals. They give their blood to the Red Cross 178 E. Middle Tpke. 649-2098 MS* Loca tio n and their talents to the Peace Corps. They volunteer for Trip 1 - Verplonck 10/17 Thurs. 3-6pm 1 $4 Skating Palace military service. Volunteers are capable o f great and unselfish W addell East Hartford deeds. People have voluntarily sacrificed their own lives so Trip 2 * Nathan Hale 10/24 Thurs. 3-6om 1 $4 W othin gton that others may live. Trip 3 * Keeney 10/31 Thurst 3-6om 1 $4 Children volunteer to help the U N IC EF Halloween collec­ GOOD M a rtin We’re Proud to tion. Corporations each year give billions in support o f educa­ Trip 4 • Buckley 11/7 Thurs. 3-6pm 1 S4 Robertson tion, health care, social services, community betterment, and Trip 5 * Nathan Hole 11/14 Thurs. 3-6om 1 $4 the arts. LUCK bring you this People volunteer in many ways and for many reasons. All Pickups w ill be ot the schools. Reglstrotlon will also be token in the school cafeterias. Days will be onnounced. Package Includes skate rental, odmisslons and transportation. who volunteer act with an energy that can be contagious. To All Many volunteer out o f a spirit o f generosity, social concern, community scheduie. religious conviction, or good citizenship. Some volunteer out o f pity or guilt. Manchester People may volunteer out o f a sense o f humanity. They may volunteer to relieve the grayness in life. High School \ ■ People who volunteer recognize that the moral definition o f our character exceeds any sort o f legal responsibilities. Sport Teams In America, particularly, people are given great opportuni­ CUNLIFFE ties. Voluntarism has to do with giving something back. From all your AUTO BODY.ct" Alumni at the

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COMPETITIVE PRICES Your Spedaltols lor taking care ol Wln- UNITED ler’s “fender-bender", dents & dings. * S—eifw A A4n«ri(«*i TECHNOLOGIES * Specieliimf in Cn«i * U nnen AvniUhU * Cnenplele Caeitiaw W**li MANCHESTER * F«m STATE BANK 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE MHS Football Your Local Hometown Bank’ 1st home game Nat Agostinelli. President SepL 21 vs. Glastonbury 1041 Main Street 646-4004 643-0016 □ 1S5 Spencer Street 649-7570 Tliis advertisement appeared on June 26, 1985 in 4 Connecticut newspapers. MEMBER FDIC • Equal Housing Lender RTE. 83. TAlCOTTVItlE It also appeared in Harper's. The Atlantic and The New York Times. Adult Classes Quilting Workshops CIOM ••tins Dev Tims Wtefct CMt ImtrHCter/ Close Begins Day tscQtlen Time Weeks Cest Instructer/ Lecotien Arctisrv 11/7 Th. 7*8pm 4 J22 HoMs Arrow Leorn olthcr toroet or hunting style shooting ot the biggest range In the United States. Instructors DeuMe Irish ChoHi regional and national champions. All equipment Is provided. Session I 10/10 Th. 9:30-11:30 3 $13 Lorraine Grosso Session II Basket Workshops 11...... '*’*'■ ® *’3 Hlohlond Cgromic't KlslSr j '^*"^*** “ "bleached muslin washed end pressed, pins, marklnapencll and febr Ic cutting Session 1 10/9 W 12:3(K)pm 8 $26 Elsie Mver Clois Begins Day Time Weeks Session M Leg CoMn Quilt Instructor/ 10/7 M 6:30-9pm 8 $26 Hlghlqnd Locotlon Session III 10/8 T 6:30-9pm 8 $26 Session I i0/8 T 7-9 3 $13 Session IV 10/10 Th 6:30-9pm 8 $26 Session II u /7 , jh . 9:30-11:30 3 ^ S13 Memifig Baskets Country Oeost hi a Hoop 11/5 T 7-9pm 3 $13 Berry Basket with Bow 10/1 T 9-12 1 $7 Wendy Palermo Beginner, advonced beginner and Intermediate. The use of paints, glozes and firings Is Included In Bring to classa 14 Inch hoop, Vi yd. ot fabric that looks like wallpoper, '/.yd. fabric for table cloth, Acorn Bosket l0/8 T 9-1 i $9 Highland Park the fee. A wide variety of molds to choose from. Greenwarepur chased atother studios can be fired A vd. for goose, Vk yd. for the wing and scraps for the beok and egg. A round base basket with a cover for o minimal fee. Lab time Is also available at an odditlonol cost. Trip Around The Shaker Cheese Heart 10/15 T 9-12 1 $7 World Lop Quilt 11/7 Th. Pelk Art 7-9pm $13 Appalaclon Egg Basket 10/22 T 9-2 1 $11 Folk A rt Series 10/17 Th 9:30-11:30om $20 Eleonor Agnelli Hondle Workshop 10/29 T 9-12 1 $7 * Highland Bring a basket that needs o hondle and we will create one together. For those who like to try simple pointing and have some fun. All you need Is enthusiasm to do folk Small Twill with a art on wood. Each student will make severql prolects. A vorletv Is avalloble. Bring some country Carved Handle 11/5 T 9-2 1 $11 Into your home. Makes nice gifts for giving. (A pre-requIsIte for the Cherokee) Newspoper Basket I I /12 T 9.2 1 $11 House and Grapevine 10/36 Sat. 9:30-12:00 2 $9 Elenor Agnelli With color and Inlaid bottom. Wreoth niwiMUiiuHighland Mlnotures II/I9 T 9-12 1 $7 Students need to bring to class a 12” wreath or lorger, and point brushes. Supply costs ore $10.50 A choice of two: Shaker cheese, heart, egg or melon, round or market. which ore payable to the Instructor. Cherokee Basket (Pattern 1) 11/26 T 9-2 1 $11 Holiday Condles 10/16 W 7-9pm $10 Flo Bombardier •Must hove experience with Tw ill basket moklng. Highland image Workshop Evening Boskets Learn how to moke different kinds of chocolates with fillings. Moterlal costs ore $12.00 which are Clost Heart Bosket lo/e 6:30-9:30 Jackie Low povable to the Instructor. Everyone will take home what they moke. Need to bring a dish towel, Instructor/ Herb Basket 10/15 paint brush and box to class. 6:30-9:30 Janet Skypek Locotlon Key Basket l0/22 6:30-9:30 Color AnolysH Morket Basket 10/29 6:30-9:30 Mahoney Horsebock Riding Sondl Hastings' Round Bottom Bowl 11/5 6:30-9:30 Highland Session I (Beg.) 10/3 7-8pm Glostonbury Muffin Basket 11/12 6:30-9:30 Basket workshops available this fall are pictured above; bot­ Session II (Adv. Beg.) 10/4 7-Opm Candle Basket 11/19 6:30-9:30 Equestrian Discover whot colors look best on you. A complete look at whot season suits you down to the type tom row left, heart, miniatures, key; middle row left, round Session III (Adv. Beg.) 11/6 7-8pm Center oflewelry you should wear. Cheese Basket 11/26 6:30-9:30 Session IV (Beg.) li/B 7-8pm Miniatures 12/3 6:30-9:30 bottom bowl, herb, muffin, and cheese; top row left, market, Make-up Choice of two: English Style Riding. Students should wear long pants, shoes with a heel and provide their own 10/22 7-8:30 $12 Sandl Hostings Heart, Cheese, round bottom, candle. hunt cops. Highland Beginners: Hos never ridden a horse before, or only a few times. Key and Berry. Proper appllcotlon of moke-up and skin core will be discussed. In oddltlon, your personal tones Round Bottom Basket 13/10 6:30-9:30 T 6:30-9:30 r 1* $7 Advanced Beginners: Has ridder before, can walk, trot or canter. and shades will be analyzed. Students will purchose reeds from the Instructors. Average price Is $5.00. Bring to doss clothes Painting 10/10 Th 9:30-11:30 $20 Mory Daly pins, flot screwdriver, utility knife, lorge bucket, towel, measuring tope, and scissors. Wardrobe 10/29 7-8:30 1 $10 Sandl Hostings ^ Hightond Pork Highland Students may learn oil or acrylic pointing. Materials needed: convos, brushes, rags, medium pal­ Learn how to build a lorge wordrobe In appearonce with lust a few pieces. How to accessorize your let knife, contolner to hold water ond odorless turpentine. wardrobe In addition to the keys In camofloglng figure flaws.

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Excluded. • Toddlerobics for ages 3-5 'ijS Outfit Value $49 • Pre-sebool creative movement and • 643-9492 I* expires 10-15-85 • Modern Dance for preschoolers Registration call NASSIFF SPORTS CO., 991 MAIN ST. 647-9126 • Adult aerobic exercise • Adult jazz 649-8507 MAHONEY RECREATION CENTER COMMUNITY Y REGISTRATION Hours are 3:00-5:00pm, 6;00-10:00pm, Monday through Friday. Adult 78 North Main St., 647-3164 (after 6:00 pm), Monday through Friday, 6:00-10:00pm; Saturday, 10:00am-5:00pm Health & Fitness The first day of registration, September 23, wiii be for Manchester residents oniy. Starting October 7, the center will be open on weekends. Saturday Sorry, but we wiii not take any registration at ciasses or over the phone. hours are 10:00am - 5:00pm. Sunday hours are 1:00-5:00pm. Monday through Friday: Cieu lecln t Dev Time Weeks Cest Insfrecter/ Ail mail-ins must be received five working days prior to the first day of the class. 6:00-9:00pm, -Youth Game Room Lecetlen Activities and resources available at the cener Include ping pong, pool Atrsbics • Advanced 10/1 J, Th. ?•% 9 $12 Janine Newton When mailing in a registration, please call to make certain there is an opening in tables, bumper pool, foosball, fitness eaulpment, video games, soda 6:00-8:30pm, Youth Basketball League Bentley the class. machine, gym, showers and lockers. 8:30-9:30pm, Senior Open Basketball Each clots It 55 minutes In length ond It structured ground a warm-up, stretching, aerobic peok , I Saturday: and cool down. The progrom focuses on coordination, balance, flexibility, posture, muscle tone All participants must have a recreation card. (Recreation cards are not required Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult after 8:00pm. Par­ and stomlna. D reu comfortobly with oerobic shoes or sneakers. Bring towel or mot. for senior citizens.) 10:00am-noon, Basketball Team Practice ticipants must be 18 years of age to attend open gym after 8:00pm. Par­ . Noon-1 pm, Pee-Wee/MIdget Open Basketball Beginner Ballet Some classes have extended registration. ticipants must be 13 years of age to use the fitness room unless accom­ 1:00-2:30pm, Junlor/Intermedlate Open Basketball Session I 9/30 7-lpm Anita Karplel panied by an adult or supervisor. 2:30-4:30pm, Senior Open Basketball Session II 10/3 7-lpm Highland Park In unusual circumstances, some exceptions to the above policy will be made by the Manchester Recreation Department. In a relaxed otmosphere, this course will teoch students the bollet technique, work on flexibility, Gym schedule Monday through Friday. activities Include ping pong, pool, checkers, chess and postural alignment, and golnlng strength, control, and confidence. For new studentsos well os ex­ other table, games. Showers and lockers are available. perienced ones who wont to keep In shape. Students may wear leotards or loose clothing. ■n 3:00-5:00pm — Open youth gym, open pool room, Jenerclse Ongoing T, Th. 6:45-7:45 $16 p/mo Verplonck game room and exercise room. 55 minutes of energlilng exercise. Jazz dance-based routines, choreographed by Judy Sheppard Registration Form 6:00-9:00pm — Open pool room, game room and exercise room. MIssett, Includesa 25 minute aerobic segment. Plusyou wlllincreose your flexibility, muscle tone,- 6:00-8:00pm — Youth open gym. stamina, balance, and coordinotlon. ^ 8:00-9:30pm— Open Men's basketball. Physical Fitness Cleu PARTICIPANT. (Beginning December 1, basketball leagues may vary open gym time.) Session I 10/8 Tr Th. 10-11am 9 $13 TBA-Hlohlond Pork Session II 10/8 Tr Th. 1-2pm 9 $12 TBA-Hlohlond Pork Session III 10/8 T. Th. 8-9pm 9 $13 Loura Dunfleld REC CARD NO.. EXPIRES- Bentley month day year EAST SIDE REC CENTER Session IV 10/13 Sat. 9-IOom 8 $8 Sue Vaughn Highland ADDRESS. 22 School St., 647-3163 (after 6:00pm), Monday through Friday, city state A series of exercise routines designed for all-around muscle toning Including: Floorwork for legs, HIGHLAND PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 6:00-1:00pm; Saturday, 10:00am-5:()0pm stomachs, backs; weight routines for arms and uper back; aerobic routines for cardlovoscular HOME PHONE. _ BUSINESS PHONE__ 397 Porter St., 647-3084, Monday through Friday, 6:00-10:00pm,- improvement; plus stretches ond cool downs. Studenets should wwar comfortable clothing and proper footwear. Mot or rugs ore not provided but may be used If needed. Beginners welcome. CLASS Saturday, 10:00am-5:00pm Monday through Friday: 6:00-9:00pm; -Youth Game Room (Name/Section) Monday through Friday: 6:00-8:00pm; Youth Basketball Leagues 10/23 Wed. 6‘7pm $27 Manchester Monday through Friday: Rochet Club Friday ( Bennet Jr. High gym ): 6:00-9:30pm; Junior Basketball League CLASS 6:00-8:00pm, -Youth Game Room Class will cover basic footwork, court position, forehand, backhand, serve, volley, tennis rules (Name/Section _ 6:00-8:00pm, Youth Open Gym Monday through Friday: 8:00-9:30pm, Senior Open Basketball ond scoring. 8:00-9:00pm, -Adult Game Room Yegg • Reloxercise Make checks payable to: Manchester Recreation Department. 8:00-9:30pm, Adult Open Basketball Saturday: Session I 10/1 7:30-8:30 $15 Elaine Gold 10:00am-2:00pm, Swimming (see aauatics) Session It 10/2 7:30-8:» $15 Mahoney Mail to: Manchester Recreation Department, Leisure Programs, 41 i Saturday: 10:00am-noon, Youth Basketball team practice Stretch, tone, reiox, and relieve stress through yoga. Classes will discuss topics such as diet and Center St., Manchester. CT 06040. 10:00am-3:00pm, -Youth Game Room weight toss with the use of humorists such as Irma Bombeck. 10:00am-2:00pm, Youth Open Gym Noon-1:00pm, Pee-wee/MIdget Open Basketball All fees payable upon registration and will be returned only if class Is 3:00-4:30pm, -Adult Game Room 1:00-2:30pm, Junlor/Intermedlate Open Basketball cancelled. Registration is taken on a first-come, first-serve basis. 2:00-4:30pm, Adult Open Basketball 2:30-4:30pm, Senior Open Basketball - Game room activities Include ping pong, pool, checkers, chess and - Game room activltle Include ping pong, pool, checkers, chess and other table games. Showers and lockers are available. other table games. Showers and lockers are available. Reach your goals

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