28 - THE HERALD. Wed., Sept. 16, 1981
College aid to be based on n e ^ f l r i l h / r O a a a > I O ".V»r > Of all the federal programs to aid in financing college While the details of the (“need test" for the 1982-3 can be borrowed through GSL. education that have been the targets of the Reagan ad school year have not been completely worked out, for “Federal costs of Guaranteed Student Loans have ministration’s budget ax, the program hit hardest has the 1981-2 term the financial aid officer at your child’s mushroomed since Congress opened the program }o any, been the widely u ^ (and widely abused) Guaranteed Your college can quickly determine whether you qualify for a student, regardless of inctme, in 1978,” Gladieux Student Loan Program (G Money's GSL. 'The formula used takes into consideration family stresses. SL). And of all the parents or students who will feel the income, household size and number of children In ^‘This year’s reforms return the program to the more adverse impact, the hardest hit will be families earning Worth college, then comes up with a number called “expected, traditional federal philosophy of tasing assistance on Rain tonight Manchester, Conn. more than $30,000 a year, particularly with children family contribution.” ’This contribution, together withi financial need. The challenge is to reduce the burden on with only average scholastic grades. Sylvia Porter any other aid or benefits your child is receiving, is sub taxpayers without unfairly burdening needy students and Friday .Thursday, Sept. 17, 1981 tracted from the total college costs to determine the and families.” It’s entirely understandable, even if imolications of — See page 2 25 Cents the trend make you wince. In 1981 alone, this program amount that can be borrowed through the Guaranteed And the challenge to you, the parents and students? nas invoived an estimated $7.2 billion of lending far Student Loan Program.) Start as fast as you read this, even if you’re still a high beyond the total any of us ever contemplated. And the If you borrow under the GSL Program to pay 1981-82 school junior, to line up your sources of future financial loan defaults in the GSL program have been infuriating. college bills, you’ll probably have to seek other sources aid. That involves working summers and vacations and Starting last January, the interest rate for of funding next year, if your’’expected family con investigating all possible aid packages that might be Guaranteed Student Loans was boosted from 7 percent income, before your children can be considered for a tribution” is higher than your child’s college costs. available through employers, unions, fraternal Here’s an example of how the formula works; if your to 9 percent. Now: gsl. (If you’re a family with earnings of less than $30,- organizations, etc. ’The “dream” of an education for all Ail those who receive loans must pay a 5 percent 000, you still can borrow up to $2,500 a year for each un family’s adjusted gross income (from line 31 of your in America’s young is a fading memory. “origination fee." ’This fee, taken right off the top, cuts dergraduate. ) come tax form 1040, or line 11 of form 1040A) is 935,000, “Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book,for the 80’s,” 1,328 the amount of cash the borrower gets. In effect, the fee Most affected by the new provisions of the GSL and your child’s total college costs are $7,0(X) per year, pages of down-to-earth advise on personal money reduces a $2,500 loan, (the maximum allowed for one Program are students who expect to start college in fall, your eligibility for GSL would shope up this way for management. Is now available through her column. Reagan to propose benefit hike
■h FTC drops use found < LOmtT JO.OO' antitrust suit niMiiAniMt
WASHINGTON (U PI) - In 1973, amid much hoopla, the Federal Trade Com in Navy mission filed an antitrust suit against the SALE ON AMERICA’S NEWEST CARPETING! nation’s eight largest oil companies. un w iatm h votocait • Now, with FTC concession the case is floundering, the suit has been dropped. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nearly half the lower- ranking Navy men responding to a congressional survey Atkins loses The F'TC’s four commissioners Wednesday accepted a staff recommen admitted having been high on pot or booze while on duty IVe took over Kaufman Carpet Stores! and one-quarter of them said they smoke marijuana or freedom bid dation to scrap the suit — agreeing it Now 9 stores strong dragged on too long, was years from liashish daily. ’The findings of the House Select (Committee on Nar CHINO, Calif. ( U P l) - Susan Atkins, a completion and was no longer id the Weather to save you morel public interest. cotics Abuse and (Control jolted panel members, who former Manson Family member It marked the second time in as many were to hear today from service brass about how to sentenced to life in prison for the make drug and alcohol abuse prevention more effective. shocking 'Tate-LaBianca murders in weeks antitrust efforts have hit the skids at the FTC. “ Are they bored?” Rep. E. Clay Shaw, R-Fla., asked 1969, was denied a fourth request for Last Thursday, an FTC administrative in trying to find out why so many m ilitary personnel use parole because her crimes were so SALE Carpet Factory Outlets law Xudge dismissed the agency’s 9-year- Today’s forecast drugs on duty. "If so, why don’t we find something for gruesome. old try to prove the three biggest them to do?” "The callousness of her participation Mostly cloudy through tonight. A few periods of light STARTS breakfast cereal makers monopolize that (Committee Chairman Rep. Leo Zeferetti, D-N.'Y., in the murders is almost unparalleled in rain or drizzle likely today and a chance of a little light industry. said the survey results, released Wednesday, “ point to a t o d a y American crim e," said Stephen Kay, the rain or drizzle tonight. High temperatures today 60 to 65. 'T h e' commission has yejt to make a shocking level of drug abuse” in the armed forces. Los Angeles deputy district attorney who UPI photo Lows tonight 45 to 50. Considerable cloudiness with a Look for Bonus OPEN final decision on the cereals case. "A nation cannot hope to deter aggression, no matter helped prosecute the Manson killers. chance of a few showers Friday. Highs 60 to 65. Winds Wednesday, the agency dropped its how fancy the hardware, if the ranks are riddled with in Jtents and Save.i "She stabbed Sharon Tate to death and northerly around 10 mph today light and variable tonight SUNDAY 12-5 case against Exxon Corp., Texaco Inc., dividuals who are chronic substance abusers,” he said. even admitted ... she drank some of her Today in history and Friday. Gulf Oil Corp., Standard Oil Co. of During June and July, the com mittee surveyed 1,9(X) blood." California, Standard Oil of Indiana, Shell lower-ranking U.S. enlisted personnel from all services The largeist, by far, DAILY 10-9 Following a S'z-hour hearing With President Jimmy Carter applauding, Israeli Prime Minister Extended outlook stationed in Italy and West Germany. Many of the Wednesday, in which Miss Atkins in Oil Co., AtlanticRichfield and Mobil Oil Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat embrace in the Co. Navy’s respondents were men stationed aboard the in all New England— SATURDAY 10-5 sisted she had lied when she confessed to Extended outlook for New England Saturday through East Room of the White House foliowing the signing Sept. 17, 1978 of The FTC staff said the case was five to carrier Forrestal, which was operating in the the killings more than a decade ago, a the “Framework for Peace" in the Middie East. Monday: Mediterranean. three-member parole board ruled un eight years away from completion, Mass., R.l. & Conn.: Fair Saturday and Monday. About sixty percent of the sailors stationed aboard the animously she must remain behind bars. meaning the commission might even Chance of showers Sunday. Overnight lows mid 30s to Forrestal admitted using drugs or alcohol while on duty "The totality of the offenses almost tually have to decide the issue on the mid 40s Saturday, 40s to low SOs Sunday and Monday. at least once during the preceding month. defy description." the board said, adding basis of data that might then be 35 or 40 Iran’s key leaders compete Daytime highs in the 60s. When compared to a similar survey of only Army the crimes showed "a total disregard of years old. Although the case was filed in 1973, Vermont: Partly cloudy over the weekend. Widely enlistees three years ago, Zeferetti said, there appears human suffering." By United Press international composed of leading clergymen who rule some of the information on which it was scattered shoyvers Sunday. Generally fair Monday. High to be a decrease in the use of drugs such as heroin and ' V Miss Atkins was convicted in 1971 of on their eligibility. In the last election temperatures in the 60s to near 70. Lows in the 40s to cocaine, but continuing high levels of marijuana, Two key leaders in Ayatollah Ruhollah based dated back to 1950. murdering actress Sharon Tate and four many were rejected. near 50. hashish and alcohol abuse. Khomeini's regime announced they both The companies involved had resorted others in August 1%9 at Miss Tate's The terror campaign that forced the Maine, New ‘ Hampshire: Mostly fair and cool Overall, 42.3 {percent of the respondents — whose con want to be Iran's next president, to a variety of delays and legal Hollywood Hills home, and killing Leno election continued with a failed weather but chance of a few showers over the weekend. fidentiality was protected by the committee — admitted and Rosemary LaBianca the following revealing an unexpected split within the challenges that kept the case at the assassination attempt on a clergyman Highs in the 50s north to 60s south. Lows in the 30s north using drugs or alcohol while on duty in the month night. ranks of th6 ruling religious fundamen identified as Hojatoleslam Abid in the paper-trading stage for all of its life. The to 40s south. preceding the survey. She also was convicted of the torture talists. case was not even scheduled to go to trial city of Shiraz, the official Pars news The figure was 49 percent for the Navy, 42.3 percent murder of Gary Hinman earlier that Iranian Prime Ministet Mahdavi Kani agency reported. Another person was before an administrative law judge for another three years. for the Army, 34.7 percent for the Marines and 17 per year. — appointed after the assassination of killed by “ counter-revolutionaries" in In the interim, the country went National forecast cent for the Air Force. Miss Atkins. 33, tried to win a parole the previous prime minister and presi Mashad, Pars said. through three presidents and the com By United Press International Little Rock c 76 50 .... ’Twenty-five percent of the Navy’s lower ranks said date without the support of her flam dent last month — announced Wednesday Two commandos of the Mojahideen City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep mission had five chairmen. Los Angeles c 89 71 .... they use marijuana or more potent Middle Elastern boyant husband, who vowed before their he will contest the same election as Khalq, which is accused of the string of Albuquerque c 82 56 Louisville pc 60 47 .... Anchorage cy S2 46 A 3 hashish every day. The figure was 16 percent for the A r marriage earlier this month, to spend Hojatoleslam Seyyed Ali Khamenei, assassinations, were executed in the Memphis c 78 56 .... Asheville pc 79 56 .04 Milwaukee r 56 46 .89 my, almost 12 percent for the Marines and 3.5 percent X. millions to free her. leader of the ruling Islamic Republican cities of Sanandaj in Kurdestan province Atlanta pc 82 56 Minneapolis pc 80 39 .... Billings c 77 42 for the A ir Force. Donald 'Fla$h " Laisure, 52, the self- Party. and Mahalat in the Central province, the Nashville c 75 49 .... Birnirngham c 83 54 New Orleans c 87 71 .... Navy personnel used more pep pills or “ uppers” than styled Texas millionaire who married Reached by telephone, Kani's office agency said. Missionary Boston r 63 53 'ii New York r 64 60 .21 Brwnsvil Tx.pc the other service members, but marijuana and alcohol Miss Atkins in prison Sept. 2, did not at confirmed he had registered with the Kani’s candidacy was a clear sign 88 75 1.3B Oklahom Cty c 68 47 .... u Buffalo r 68 S3 .67 Omaha pc SB 41 .... were the substances most frequently abused on duty. tend the hearing. Robert Moss, Miss Interior Ministry as a candidate in the clergymen close to Khomeini are vying Chrlstn S.C. pc is murdered 83 70 .44 Philadelphia cy 66 58 .15 The committee concluded Army and^avy treatment Atkins' court-appointed attorney, said Oct, 2 elections and was expected to be for his backing, observers said. Both Charltt N.C. pc 82 64 Phoenix c 106 81 .... Chicago r SO 46 .09 programs have been ineffective. Laisure did nothing to help prepare for on the ballot opposing Khamenei. Pittsbureh r 68 52 i2 leading candidates have close ties to the Geveland r 70 53 .13 PortlamT M. pc 63 51 .06 her parole hearing. All 44 men registered candidates must religious patriarch, but so far Khomeini GUATEMALA CITY (UPI) - Columbus r 60 46 .03 Portland Ore. c 87 58 .... The petite brunette, wearing a skirt be approved by the Guardian Council. Terrorists shouting anti-American Dallas c 80 51 Providence r 63 SO .16 has not said who he favors. Denver c 68 46 slogans ransacked an American mis Richmond cy 72 60 .16 and blazer, told the board sbe lied when Des Moines pc 62 40 St. Louis pc 66 46 .... 99 she confessed to the brutal killings in jail sionary’s home, then shot him to death in Detroit r 63 52 Salt Lake Cityc 90 61 .... Polish union Duluth r 55 front of his wife and five children. 38 San Antonio c 88 60 .... and during the penalty phase of her trial El Paso pc 88 61 San Diego c 80 70 .... 'Sq. Yd. in 1970. She said she was present at the Another American missionary was Hartford r 63 58 17 San Francisc c 87 57 .... \ El Salvador seeking arms Honolulu c 90 77 murders but did not kill anvbody. seriously wounded. San Juan pc 90 77 .15 iTREVIRA PENTRDN- Indianapolis cy 61 46 Seattle pc 81 55 .... SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) military hardware, including 14 Hueys, A U.S. Embassy spokesman Jacksn Mss. pc 81 56 Spokane c 89 62 .... ! Premium Fiber Jacksonville pc 88 73 .06 denies pushing S * — El Salvador's defense minister said a American military officers stationed Wednesday identified the murdered Tampa r 86 73 3.06 Kansas City c 63 41 at the U.S. Southern Command in Washington r 71 66 .01 Twins home delegation will be sent to Washington American as John Dave Troyer, 28, of Las Vegas c 96 71 Wichita c 69 41 .... seeking more arms for its war against Panama say the junta appears to be Mio, Mich., who had w ork ed in It eHet. loell Sofftiltd: 0 leftist guerrillas, but ruled out the use of slowly losing ground to the four Marxist- Guatemala for seven years as a Conser DANVILLE. III. (U P I) - Jeff and more American military advisers. led guerrilla groups operating in the vative Mennonite missionary. confrontation THE MOST ADVANCED CARPET FIBER ON THE MARKET AT C.F.O. Scott. Siamese twins who almost starved Defense Minister Jose Guillermo Gar country. Troyer, whose bjidy was shipped home to death, are going home soon to the Guerrillas Tuesday briefly seized San for burial W e d li^ a y , was the third cia also insisted at a news conference WARSAW, Poland (U PI) - Solidarity today rejected parents once accused of trying to kill Wednesday that Cuba is the main source Ignacio, a strategically located town two American killed in Guatemala in less IN STOCK FOR ROOM SIZE RUGS OR WALL-TO-W A U INSTALLED. Lottery charges it was engineering a political confrontation them by neglect. Doctors say the 4- of arms for leftist insurgents fighting to miles south of the Honduran border on than two months. “ threatening bloodshed” and warned that peace in month-old boys have only "months to overthrow the U.S.backed military- the country’s main northsouth highway. Gary Miller, 21, a fellow (Conservative Poland depended on the (Communist Party keeping its live." civilian junta. Mennonite missionary from Norfolk, Static V alu e : New Hampshire daily: agreements with the union. Performance: Cleanability: ■'The Lord blessed us with two sons. "The evidence is clear," he said. “ The Va., was in satisfactory condition after Numbers drawn 8449. But the Solidarity statement made no mention of its Protection: He's seen to it that they won't be with us arms do not come from South America Strong quake being seriously wounded in the chest Wednesday in New Carpets of Trevira Each carpet fiber has a Easy. Trevira Pentron Rhoda Island daily: 0325. controversial call for free trade unions in the Soviet carpets are, weight long, but while they are, we want to give or any other country, but from ... Cuba." during the attack Monday by presumed England: Pentron look new lon built-in staln-resister. Trevira Pentron is static Connecticut daily: 984. Vermont daily: 640. Bloc — a move that prompted the Communist Party’s ger. . .lots longer than car for weight, 30% Heav care on a 24-hour basis," their mother, Garcia, widely considered the most GOLDEN, Colo. (U P I) - A strong leftist gunmen. That means It's like protected to eliminate Massachusetts daily: most stinging attack against the union in a Politburo pets of the leading premium ier than equal priced Pamela Schopp, told a custody hearing powerful man in the country, said junta The embassy spokesman said about 10 Maine daily: 939. part of the fiber. Resists annoying shocks. Prov earthquake hit the Vanuatu Islands 7049. statement Wednesday. nylon and It's guaranteed for nylons. They look it Wednesday “ We just ask they be President Jose Napoleon Duarte will gunmen barged into Troyer’s home in coke, black coffee, en by Independent labo region in the South Pacific today, the ’The Politburo statement, read on the evening national 5 years absolute. and feel it. returned home to us." head a military delegation to Washington Talama, 60 miles west of Guatemala Ci ketchup. ratory test. U.S. Geological Survey reported. television news, accused ^lidarity leaders of political Criminal charges of attempted murder soon with a request for new arms, in ty, and herded Troyer, his wife, their Officials at Golden said the earthquake aims that could lead to “ national tragedy” and vowed to against the couple and their family doc cluding UH-lh “ Huey" helicopters. five children and Miller outside the registered 6.7 on the Richter scale and use all maans required to stop them. tor were dismissed by an Associate Cir But Garcia stress^ he does not want house at gunpoint. was centered in the Vanuatu Islands Solidarity, in the statement issued by the union’s cuit Court judge in July. more than the 56 military advisers region, 1,200 miles east of Brisbane, Shouting anti-American slogans, the OK! NOW CHECK THESE OTHER GRAND OPENING SPECIALS!| national spokesman Janusz Onyszkiewicz, accused the Illinois authorities took temporary already in El Salvador training govern gunmen ransacked the house, set fire to Australia. Almanac Politburo of creating a “ scenario of provocation” and custody of the twins in May — eight days ment troops. the mission’s truck, then opened fire on There were no immediate, reports of defended its demands for economic reform, including a after they were born in Danville — Besides sending American miltary ad damage or injuries. the two men, the spokesman said. HURRY IN. VALUES EVERYWHERE! SAVE MORE NOW AT C .F .O . national referendum on direct worker control of fac because of allegations the parents con visers, Washington has provided the Cen ’Three Americans have been killed in The Geological Survey said the quake By United Press International tories. spired jvith their family doctor. tral American nation with $35 million in Guatemala since July 28. struck at 2:23 a.m. MDT.. “ Solidarity appeals to all working people, no matter Today is Thursday, Sept. 17, the 260th day of 1981 with what their party and union affiliations, for unity and ITUFF STUFF! 105 to follow. peace. We do not accept the scenario of provocation,” The moon is moving toward its last quarter. • ■ f AN ’ IT « the statement said. Bargain Plus! The tough The morning star is Mars. est saxony , It said Solidarity was trying to “ stem the progressive Rugged nubby ’The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and around. A class' ruin of the economy” with its economic plans and that texture with Peopletalk look with steel Saturn. this was the “ real subject of conflict.” I i^’l t earthtone colora BONUS! Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. performance The union statement said economic reform which did tions. American actress Anne Bancroft was bom on this Year " gave a surprise 57th birthday party not allow workers to choose their own factory managers date in 1931. 10% Discount On All Happy whatever Wednesday night for the star of the show, Lauren was a ‘‘ fiction” and defended the workers’ right to vote On this date in history: HH'i\ '99 Bacall. The gift was a framed copy of the original in a national referendum on the issue of worker self In 1787, the United States Constitution, completed in Padding & Installation Frank Sinatra’s pal, Jilly Rizzo, gets vague about Al Hirschfeld caricature of Miss Bacall ... management. Philadelphia, was signed. B Sq Yd the date of his birthday, so his friends celebrate it "Annie" has a new home. The Broadway smash Solidarity also responded to a Politburo charge that with sale carpet In 1796, President George Washington delivered his $l6.00Vaiue when the mood strikes. TTiat’s what happened Sept. opened in April 1977 at the Alvin Theatre and the union had “ shattered” the workerstate agreements Now, with non-al- 100°b nylon heat | farewell address, warning the American people to avoid • s' r ♦ ' * * lergenic foam pad What a Savings! 15 at Manhattan’s Doral Hotel, where Rizzo Wednesday it moved across the street to the Anta. that ended the August 1980 strikes with the recognition set yarns It'll al foreign alliances. at no extra cost. ways look good received a batch of gag birthday telegrams. Five of the original cast members ~ including San In 1939, Russia invaded Poland in World War II — 16 of ^lidarity. solids and tones Among them: “ 1 ordered a scotch to drink a toast dy, the dog — dressed in costume and trekked ’The union said “ the social agreements are the basis of ?. / f * t # days after Nazi Germany had moved into the country. to you then forgot why. What are you celebrating across the street to mark the occasion. peace and social order and national security. / In 1978, the Camp David summit ended with Egypt and why am I sending you a telegram? By the way, “ No-one can destroy these foundations,” Solidarity and Israel signing agreements setting the framework who are you? Dean Martin.” said. IHIFALUTENI for a Mideast settlement and pledging to sign a peace “ Happy birthday and thank God you’re not In its statement Wednesday, the Poliburo said Solidari Quote of the day treaty in three months. The unique star Jewish. Menachem Begin." ty had substituted the 1980 agreements “ with a program Soli and silky cut shaped fiber and loop design " I ’d drink a champagne toast in honor of your Men's liberation is part of the women’s move of political opposition which aims at the vital interest of W o o d Tile! Deeper colors you'd expect to birthday but my diamonds keep cutting the glass. ment. according to Betty Friedan in her new book, the country and state and means a confrontation Soil hiding. ^ buy for $10.00- $16.00 Value Sammy Davis Jr.” “ The Second Stage,” in an exclusive excerpt in threatening bloodshed.” $ 12.00 "Happy Birthday and thank God you're not Egyp Woman’s Day magazine. She quotes Avery Gor $11.00 Value Solid tian. Anwar Sadat." man, author of “ Kramer vs. K ram er,” who began iianfliratrr Oak “ w ' each taking care of his own children when his wife went 49 99 to work: "What I've gained is the joy of having my Nuke blockade 99 ALSO SELF STIK 12x12 Acuff roast children rely on me. But what I've given up is being Official Manchester Newspaper 'Sq. Yd. waited on. A secret part of me would sometimes PSq. Yd. EACH Scotchgard. 5| President Reagan sent regrets, but Vice Presi USPS 327-500 Vol. C, No. 296 like a less equal marriage. At times I’d really like ; Choice of several ALL PERFECT year guarantee. dent George Bush will be among the guests Sept. 20 to be the prince of potentates in my own home, sit Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by i tones. 100% A fam ily-proof | at the “ Roy Acuff Roast" marking the “ King of ting there with my pipe and slippers and my wife the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Isn't working I nylon pile. Soil- saxony plush. Country Music’s” 50th year in show business. and children tip-toeing around to please me. But it Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at , hiding colors. Acuff, 78, had sent an invitation to Reagan and in will never be that way again.” Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address AVILA BEACH, CaUf. (UPI) — The feUty grand cluded a picture of an old RKO marquee that listed changes to ’The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, 4 mother had her grandchildren’s piggy bank for bail, the Acuff and Reagan. “ Roy thought it was funny Manchester, Conn. 06040. ’ bus driver had his T-shirt mocking the demonstrators, because he got top billing and Ronald Reagan Glimpses and the law had 807 anti-nuclear protesters behind bars. didn’t,” said Aileen Katcher, spokeswoman for the To subscribe, or to report a deiivei^ problem, call 647- But going into the third day today, the “human event. Judy Woodruff, NBC’s White House correspon 9946. Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday UPI photo blockade” organized by ’The Abalone Alliance had little She said it was more a tribute than a roast. “ It’s dent, gave birth to a 6-pound, 3-ounce baby boy through Fridqy and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. D elivery CorpetBoamyOuaets success in meeting its goal of preventing the Diablo Ca really hard to roast Roy Acuff,” she said. “ It's kind Wednesday, less than eight hours after appearing should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through FYiday and by WSA* nyon nuclear reactor from going into operation soon. of like roasting God.” on Tuesday’s “ World News Tonight,” which must 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Lauren Bacall celebrates her 57th The demonstrators temporarily blocked a dozoi Others scheduled to attend the $100-a-plate benefit be some sort of record ... Dinah Shore wiil headline Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one The Largest, By Far, In All New England! birthday during a surprise party busloads of construction workers from reaching the include Johnny Cash, Sen. Howard Baker, H-'lenn., “ An Evening of Entertainment” benefit at New month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six months, Wednesday thrown by the cast and crew reactor on the central California coast Wednesday, but Pat Boone, Chet Atkins and Gene Autry. York’s Waldorf-Astoria for the benefit of the Salva and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on HOLYOKE, RllASS. W. HTFD. MANCHESHR AVON hundreds o f sheriff’s deputies swiftly hauled them away KRIIN EAST HARTFORD ENFIELD SOUTHINGTON WATERFORD “ I am proud to call him my friend,” Bush said. tion Army ... Eva Gabor is on her way to a month’s of her Broadway play, “Woman of the request. and opened the gate. l 9 S W .M b i n Year.” Looking on Is her co-star, Harry 760 Ooeen Street 90 Boston Post Hood B o o le S S8S Piotped tve. 1395 Brood St. vacation in Europe ... Ice skater Eric Heiden will., W ikitwS<|iMri 124 Silver long 4B3 Enfield Slieet Swlnuners in wetsuits with snorkels came ashore on (Al Moriorty'i) l it e .4 4 Guardino. Miss Bacall arrived at the party To place a classified or display advertisement, or to Adj. G.E. Madison Wolerloll Plato Holyolie Pleio (Al Fotm injlon Ave.) compete in the Sept. 27 Peugeot Apple Lap 75-mile P l u g P k u o ties the reactor’s beach but then left. ’ i (4 : mile West Coldofs) bike race in New York ... Mike Burstyn will replace still damp from her last scene In which a report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711. Next to J.M . Fields On Broadway The best known protester, T V star Robert Blake, held lttliaTpki.l1gs.lS(72 Office hours are 8:30 a.m. tq 5 p.m. Monday tiuough Phone 628 0379 Phone 447 3448 Phone(413)S34-SS34 Phone 236 1674 Phone 649 9199 Phone 678 IN O Jim Dale in the Broadway hit “ Barnum” on Oct. 13 pitcher of water Is thrown over her. n i i i M i n 4 ; n Phono S49-449S Phone 7^1-2S9I The cast, composers and crew of “ Woman of the FYiday. «l$ ^ out With a small group on a lonely beach near the reac tor, at the foot of a cliff too steep for officers to reach or for the protesters to climb, receiving supplies by boat. 1^,, ^
t THE HERALU. Thurs., Sept 17. li<81 THE HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 17, 1981 - 5 PZC sets Hearing Grant to fund More arrests are expected in Norwalk utility scandal
NORWALK (UPI) — Eight people have been arrested 1980. He pleaded innocent to 16 counts of larceny. Edward Murachaniad, the owner of a company that Salvatore Bottler, another SNEW employee, was the on storage plans and authorities say more arrests are expected in the Francis T. Willey, a SNEW line foreman, has been sold weedkiller and other chemicals to the firpi, has first person arrested in the case when he was charged ■ state’s investigation of misuse of funds at the South charged with allegedly defrauding the company of more been accused of allegedly embezzling more than $84,000 May 18 with tampering with a witness, Norwalk Electric Works. than $100,000. from SNEW. The Planning and Zoning Commis Dorothy DeCiamtis has asked for Cheney repair Three commissioners of the publicly owned utility sion has scheduled a public hearing permission to subdivide 2.17 acres on Lydall Street. were charged Wednesday with larceny and conspiracy. for its Oct. 5 meeting on a request SNEW Commissioners George Carrasqulllo, Frances by East Hartford Welding Inc. to The parcel is zoned Rural Residence. Ms. DeCiamtis wahts to By Nancy Thompson The Cheney Homestead, at 106 Autuore and Edward Anenim were each charged with allow outside storage of steel. Hartford Road, is operated as a subdivide it into three lots, so Herald Reporter one count of first-degree larceny and one count of con The company needs a special museum by the historical society. spiracy to commit larceny, authorities said. exception to allow the storage out houses can be built. ' The Manchester Historical Socie The house was started by Timothy John DeBlock, a former commissioner of the utility side its 150 Batson Drive facility in The Manchester Country Club has CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN ty has received a $5,000 state grant Cheney in 1780 and continuously that serves 5,300 customers, was named in a warrant on the Buckland Industrial Park. applied for an inland wetlands per for repairs to the Cheney added to and expanded as required the same charges, Giief State’s Attorney Austin J. Director of Planning Alan F. mit so it can enlarge a pond on the Homestead, by the needs of the family. McGuigan and Norwalk Police CSiief Joseph Beres said ^ " Lamson told the Planning and course that is used for irrigation. The grant from the state Depart MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS In Manchester, the Planning and in a statement. Zoning Commission Monday that the ment of Economic Development The three arrested Wednesday were released on compdfiy must also get permission Zoning Commission also functions USDA CHOICE will be used to make repairs to the written promises to appear in Norwalk Superior Court KR A KU8 Irojn the Economic Development as the Inland Wetlands Commission. building, according to Jon Harri- $ 0 8 9 Lamson told the commission that AAAPOH later this month. McGuigan said the investigation was Commission. sion, president of the historical continuing and more arrests were expected. BOnOM MUND $ | 9 9 IMPORTED P0LI8H HAM.... The Economic Development Com the pond was located near the society’s executive committee. course's fifth green. However, The investigation began after the company refused to mission has jurisdiction over the The list of needed repairs includes answer a customer who demanded to know why her golfing members of the commission ROAST GENUINE SWITZERLAND Buckland Industrial Park. repairs to the caretakers’ bathroom, to be held electric bill went up unexpectedly and has involv^ the The Planning and Zoning Commis pointed out that the pond is near the 'hooking-up to the town sewer 14th green, not the fifth. alleged misuse of nearly $400,000 in utility funds. IMPORTED 8WIS8CHEE8E.. sion has also accepted two other system, upgrading the electrical The latest charges were lodged after Superior Court new applications for its Oct. 5 "I told you 1 don’t play,” replied Herald photo by Tarqplnio system, repairing or replacing parts USDA CHOICE Lamson. Judge Aaron Ment filed the first interim report of his MUCKE’S meeting, but those requests do not of the roof, restyling the garage, and on Friday oneman grand 'jury probe into the alleged fraudulent $ 1 8 9 require public hearings. Many thanks repairing the floor in one room, misappropriation of SNEW funds. E Y E ROUND ...... lb. 1 Harrison said. MAPOH-6, "M anchester’s Arrested earlier were the former chief executive of $ 2 6 9 BOLOGNA ...... Vivian Ladabouce, head of the Manchester Area Committee The $5,000 will not cover the Answer to the Problems of the Han the utility, two other employees and the owner of a com pricetag or all of the repairs, dicapped,” will be Friday from noon ROAST MUCKE’S on Employment of the Handicapped, presents an Employer of pany that had sold chemicals to the utility. Harrison said, estimating that at to 3 p.m. at the Regional Oc August DiStasi, 58, the former chief executive of the $ 2 < > * the Year award to Will Armstrong of Purdy Corp. in honor of his COOKED 8ALAMI...... Map has details least $12,000 total will be needed. cupational Training Center on 237 utility, was arrested in Texas last month and charged company’s oustanding service in giving jobs to handicapped "The $5,000 is a big help,” he said, Hillstown Road. with defrauding the company of $214,000 from 1976 to USDA CHOICE people. Other awards were given to Katherine Giblin of Holiday "But we still have to go out and look The program is an opportunity for SftR House for 40 years of employing the handicapped and to Larry for more money.” employers and handicapped persons (NIBE STEAKS Nevins and Pat D’Angelo of Roy Rogers Restaurant. The The executive committee will dis from the area to share ideas and in PROVOLONE CHEE8E ..... • 2 ’ * of Cheney lawn ______J awards were presented Wednesday at an annual Employers of cuss plans for fund-raising at a formation concerning the problems East Haven name ,' " the Handicapped Breakfast, cosponsored by the handicapped meeting scheduled for Tuesday at the disabled face finding a job. Cut from Round ...... 2 The portion of the Cheney South United Methodist Church, committee and the Chamber of Commerce. 7:30 p.m. in the Muncipal Building There will also be displays of the Lawn the town proposes to buy account for about 650 feet of the probate court room. latest equipment and techniques C E L L O GARDEN FRESH A O A for $200,000 if voters approve, is land west of Main Street on the designated to aid the handicapped in change proposed USDA CHOICE — CENTER CUT roughly a rectangle with about north side of Hartford Road. the workplace. MUSHROOMS 660 feet frontage on Hartford Other private owners have title Disabled persons will have a EAST HAVEN (UPI) - He made his comments BOnOM ROUND Road and an average depth of to the land from Elm Street east chance to talk with prospective Businessman Robert Hart before the Chamber of about 615 feet, study of a map of for about 987 feet. That leaves Cost of water lines employers. man says he’s sick of Commerce on Tuesday in ,‘ « the area shows. the 660-foot stretch that is now liie main speaker this year will be hearing East Haven his new role as retail divi (SWISS) ROAST 2 RUSSETS 8 9 * Most of the area is half-hidden for sale. Senator Lowell Weicker Jr., chair referred to as “the armpit sion vice president and on from view when you drive along Records of the assessor's of man of the Senate subcommittee on of New Haven” and wants Wednesday was saying Hartford Road because it is fice indicate the parcel involved the handicapped. A panel discussion the town’s name changed support for his idea to re USDA CHOICE — BEEF ROUND by local employers and agencies name East Haven was * fringed by trees. is assessed for $44,100. bumpy road— mayor to “Oceanport.” MAC A P P LES ...... 3 lb. bag 8 9 Some people who are familiar In November voters will be that aid the disabled will be followed Hartman, the owner and growing. by a question and answer session. BACK RUMP » 2 4 . with the area say it is easy to be asked to approve a $2-million operator of a tire and auto “Oceanport, Oceanport NATIVE Last year's program helped center, said the only misled about the area involved in bond issue- in connection with Concerned because some to settle. tracts do not require repaving of the High School, Oceanport the proposed sale because the secure 150 jobs for area disabled. publicity the town gets is ROAST redevelopment of the Cheney residents are complaining about He conceded, however, that he is roads from curb to curb. That will Police Department, Ocean- BOSC PEARS 3 9 * most visible part of the lawn is complex. Of that. $1 million not satisfied with the work on one of . be done in the town’s regular road n eg a tiv e, and a nam e port Town Hail,” Hartman bumpy roads. Mayor Stephen T. change might bring in not involved. would be for steps to restore Penny asked the press Wednesday to the several contracts. He said he is progi-am, he said, and the roads cut told the chamber. “I’m Private owners of property at Cheney Hall, about $700,000 to incensed at the condition of East up for water installation will get Reagan names two more business and in excited about this. It has remind townspeople that the roads dustry. 21 Hartford Road, 40 Forest’St. improve Elm Street in front of were torn up to install water lines. Center Street, Center Street and priority. class and pizazz.” and 50 Forest St own the Hart the clock mill and the weaving Main Street. WASHINGTON (UPI) - P resi-' “When people talk about Penny said some people who have Most of the installation is done for dent Reagan Wednesday appointed a ford Road frontage to the south mill which are to be restored as Penny said he has asked General this year, officials said at the con what town comes after “Are we that fantastic called him with complaints ap U.S. attorney for Vermont and New Haven, people always of their homes housing, and $200,000 for the lawn parently have forgotten that the Manager Robert Weiss to press for ference. 'Two more contracts a ^ to that we can’t better Their land, and the land of purchase. nominated a U.S. marshal for say Branford. I’m fed up ourselves?’’ Hartman voters authorized $20 million in correction of the work. Weiss said be let and work under at least one of Connecticut. repair on major roads with’concrete with this stigma,” Hart asked. "Why can’t we bonds for water improvements, in them will be delayed until spring to Appointed as U.S. attorney for the bases is more difficult. The state avoid winter trouble. man said. “It stinks.” bring in more business and cluding replacement of lines and district of Vermont was George Hartman said he was requires wider cuts, for instance, In any event, the town wants the industry and a better class cleaning of others. W.F. Cook of Rutland, Vt. sick of hearing that “East because narrow patches on concrete road surface work completed well of people.” Penny said it is impossible to Nominated to become U.S. Haven is the armpit of New base tend to be uneven. before the end of the construction make permanent repairs to a road marshal for the district of Connec Haven, that its kids are Chamber member David In the press conference he called season to be sure that town plows 'Poorest' face cuts immediately after lines are in ticut was Pasquale Arnold Mangini lousy and that its DeFelice said he liked Wednesday, Penny said the con won't be hampered by the patching. stalled. because fill must be allowed of Waterbury, Conn. merchants are poor." things the way they were. in welfare benefits Panel selection Sherwin-Williams We Give Old Fashioned !\o Substilule HARTFORD lUPIi - A state of ministration! targeting the wrong Ingersoll now complete For Quality ficial says thousands of the ' poorest group in the wrong way,” he said. Butcher Service ... of the working poor” — employed Maher said the state will ter HARTFORD (UPI) — A former president of the mothers receiving supplemental minate benefits for 3,000 working Connecticut Bar Association has become the ninth and welfare benefits — will have their mothers and reduce benefits for division final member of a special commission working on new STORE HOURS; payments reduced or eliminated another 4,300 AFDC families. Four boundaries for Connecticut’s six congressional districts. next month by Reagan administra months later, the 4,300 families will James R. Greenfield, an unaffiliated voter who lives Mon. S Tues. 'til 6:00 ___J 317 Highland St tion changes. have their aid reduced again or ter in Madison and practices law in New Haven, was Edward Maher, commissioner of minated. to close selected Wednesday by a unanimous vote of the four Wed., Thurs., S Fri. 'til 9:00 MANCHESTER the Department of Income The benefit changes for a typical Democrats and four Republicans already on the Reap Maintenance, said about 7,300 AFDC family, which consists of a Sat. S Sunday portionment Commission. til 6:00 women working full-time or part- mother and two children, would cut A local subsidiary of the IngersollV “I am sure we will be able to work out a reasonable CONN. time will lose at least part of their their average annual income from Rand Co. will close down within two"^ LOWEST PRICES IN understanding that will be acceptable to the commission £HGHLJL£TD fjlh: Aid to Families with Dependent $8,400 to $7,200, a reduction of nearly years in a consolidation effort, it or at least one that will be fair,” Greenfield said of the Children benefits Oct. 1. 15 percent. was confirmed Wednesday, but task ahead of the panel. "These families are the poorest of "In my judgment, it’s (income FOUR YEARS! what will happen to the division’s 80 Classic 99® Wall Paint & A-lOO® Flat House Paint As the ninth member of the commission, Greenfield’s the working poor, people who work limit) damned low, ” Maher said. employees has not been fully deter job will be to break a possible partisan deadlock on the but whose income and assets are "What we’re doing is pushing people mined. panel. extremely low, " Maher said who are slightly above the poverty • A-lOO' Flat Latex House Paint The Millers Falls division, which Reg. $16.99 gal. The commission was assigned the redistricting task ■ lltlllllllllllltllllllttl Wednesday.. level to at, or below, the poverty distributes electrical tools, will after the Legislature’s Reapportionment Committee AFDC women are those with level.” close “over a year from now,” a • Classic 99' Flat Latex Wall Paint agreed on new boundaries for state legislative districts r--- (------TTTTTTrr------> Reg. S 15.99gal. jl GROCER Y SPECIALS children but without husbands. They The poverty level is $7,070 for a spokesman at the Ingersoll-Rand but failed to reach a compromise for the congressional FROZEN SWEET LIFE S W E E T LIFE have assets of no more than $250. family of three. corporate headquarters in New seats. There are 48,000 Connecticut The income cutoff for AFDC $ APPLE J U IC E ...... MO*- 99< . '/i gsl. Jersey said. YOUR SWEET LIFE ICECREAM...... *1.29 families, or about 144,000 people, eligibility supplements will be $7,680 The Manchester closing is one of APPLESAUCE...... MO*- 9 9 « S W E E T LIFE who currently receive the benefits for a family of three. The standard CHOICE three ordered by the company as SWEET LIFE CHOPPED OR LEAF SPIHACH 10 oz. 3 / * l . "I don't like these changes and we $91 deduction allowed for work part of a consolidation move. A new FWUIT COCKTAIL...... ” 0.. 49< have the president to thank for these expenses will be lowered to $75. The SWEET LIFE SWEET LIFE EA« plant will be located in the upper MANDARIN ORANGES...... 59< changes. " Maher said. He said deduction allowed as a work incen southeastern United States, the A-10(^' Gloss Latex House Paint YOUR CHOICE BROCCOLI SPEARS ...... lo o z. D s l* AFDC families to be affected will Reg. »I7.99gal. SWEET LIFE — HALVES OR SLICED A /A A c tive — the first $30 plus one third spokesman said, refusing to be more VEUOW CLINfi PEACHES...... i$ o .. £ / 9 p SWEET LIFE AA« "simply have to get along with less remaining income — now can only Classic 99^ Latex Satin Enamel $ specific. Divisions in Columbus, Reg. $16.99 gal. Q 9 9 BROCCOLI C U T S ...... 20oz.b.g 9 9 * money be claimed for four months. s»- afTMBMOIIWUBEANS ...... Tf...... i w « . Ohio and East Brunswick, N.J. are SWEET LIFE « « A A "We think they’re (Reagan ad also being phased out. The spokesman said Ingersoll- ...... 5/»1.00 CAULIFLOWER...... 20 oz. * 1 . Z 9 SWEET LIFE 4 / $ 1 n n Rand will help employees find other TENDER P E A S ...... i$o*^ ‘ •Z i - W U SWEET LIFE ” " O jobs or relocate but could not say if PEAS ...... 20OZ. 0 9 * the conipany will pay for the SWP*GlossOil CR EAM Yra CHUNKY PEANUT B u r n s ...... Official defends SWEET LIFE Q Q < SWEET LIFE O A« relocations or how many employees S A V E R S Base House Paint ...320Z. 9 9 it could relocate. He said the MAYONNAISE...... MIXED VEGETABLES ...... 20 oz. o 9 * Satisfaction Guaranteed in the use of these coatings or your purchase pfke will be refunded. SWEET LIFE Manchester employees could go to CHUNK LIGHT TUN A IN BRINE ...e .5 0 * . 79* SWEET LIFE "f A« the new plant if they wanted. SWEET LIFE ORANGE J U IC E ...... i2oz. # 9 * fuel aid payments Division Manager Louis Deptuia STEMS A PIECES MUSHROOMS «... 39* would not comment on the action ANNIVERSARY Register for SWEET LIFE DAIR Y Wednesday morning and referred Valuable Prizes VEBETABLESH0RTENIN6...... Lc »i.5ai S W E E T LIFE HARTFORD (UPIl - A state each year for fuel would receive WALLCOVERING SWEET LIFE all questions to the division's South At All Of Our ASSORTED______^ NAPKINS...... count 5 9 < WHITE AMERICAN CHEESE.....ie oz. • welfare official has disputed claims $666 in assistance. Deerfield, Mass., office. A 1.79 SPECIAL Sherwin-Williams S W E E T LIFE that the state randomly distributed The new and broader guidelines, A secretary at the Millers Falls Stores! ...... 2//1.00 millions of dollars in fuel assistance he said, expanded the aid to 70 per division said the division is YELLOW AMERICAN CHEESE ...i6oz. . 7 9 CLEAR OH CLOUDY AM M O NIA ...... 32 < ». funds without first checking the cent of the total fuel bill for the “ moving, not closing,” when a 3/* 1.99 SWEET LIFE AA« need or eligibility of recipients. year. Coleman said the fuel ★ OVER $139,000 SWEET UFE A A ( reporter asked to talk to Deptuia IN PRIZES RABY SHAMPOO...... «»*• » » ^OBANOE J U IC E ...... 64oz. 9 9 * George Coleman, deputy com assistance was still "substantially about the shutdown. Reg. Price-Single Roll * 3206 TOTAL PRIZES- missioner of the Department of In below” the amount needed. Charles Gregory, spokesman at HA’nONWIDE • All Rrst Quality come Maintenance, said about $6 He said the money was distributed the South Deerfield office, could "A WINNERS AT EVERY million of the $37 million available late because the cutoff date for offer no further details on the • Select Group of STORE under the Low Income Energy In-Stock Patterns. applications came at the end of July. closing or employee relocation, and (Not available at all stores) Assistance Program was allotted at Coleman said the income restric referred all questions to the New You M ay W in: the last minute because of the tions insured that the money went to Jersey corporate headquarters. • All Wallcovering ★ SOPERPAINT'" firllh roii|imi & T..V> piirrhn<^|^ m i'i A roiifioiidcoupon d: 7..V7..10 t ,mr.purchase iiu'lhii’jr/i coupon &A' .. T. .»tO pHrrha.T* p u rrA a s ^ l coupon * 7...0 purrha..| timetable for applications. families who were hard pressed for Book* W WALLCOVERING He said Wednesday that eligibility funds. • A ll O ther In-Stock W FLOORCOVERING SWEET LIFE requirements mirrored new Coleman conceded that the state Patterns- * WOVEN WOODS SWEET UFE SWEET LIFE ! SWEET UFE regulations imposed by Congress, did not want to return any funds to BIG WHITE ALL PURPOSE I and that under” those guidelines the federal government at the end of Charged in theft 1 5 ’ ‘ - 4 0 " Register Sept. 2 - Sept 26. You need COFFEE not be present to win. No purchase BREAD BLEACH applicants did not have to have Bn- the program for fear that Connec OffRcg.Prke 10 oz. Can FLOUR I 1 gal. B o M . necessary. National Prtis Wlnnsrs to 20 oz. Loaf 5 lb. Bag | paid fuel bills to qualify for energy ticut's allotment would be cut in the Charles Scott Urquhart, 22, of (All wallcovering packaged In doubk artd triple rollt) be notified by Nov. 19.1961. assistance. future. East Hartford was arrested in "They wanted to get away from “We need every penny we can Manchester Tuesday and charged B S S S S S S IS i * 1.49 with first-degree larceny and third- I* I the crisis intervention approach,” get,” he said. "Connecticut is a cold Sale ends September 26 i * * il degree burgiary in connection with I Valid Sopt. 915 to SapL ItSi 11 Coleman said at a Capitol news con state.” VMHd Bgpt 19 to Ogpt iBlIi I VWM S.PL 19 lo S.PL IMh vwtd S .p t IS lo SopL 19.1 I ference. "Some people were not The Department of Income the theft of Oriental rugs from a IJflQ^N^M RI^KT. I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. I HIQ HLAND p a r k M KT. paying their (home heating) bills in Maintenance provided fuel Main Street store. L ■?!■ ■ »(■ Ss ■!«*■■ ■■ J order to qualify." assistance to 26,000 welfare families Police said Urquhart stole over $2,(X)0 .worth of Oriental rugs from MANCHESTER, 981 MAM ST. 643-6636 Sherwin-Williams Coleman said that under the last winter. Local community action Charae Plans original fuel assistance program agencies distributed funds to 31,000 Watkins Brothers on January 1. Smoor funded by the windfall oil profits families characterized as "working He was released on a $ 2 ,^ non surety bond and is scheduled to 917 MAIN ST. , MANCHESTER tax, a family of four with $9,600 in poor.” CIMl The Shsnnn WMhams Cani(un|r ENFiaD, STATE LME PLAZA 745-5814 OPEN THURS. TIL 8 P.M. appear in cqurt Sept. 28. illllllU llllltlllllltlllllV income and needing $1,200 to $1,600
i THE HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 17, 1981 - 7 6 - THE HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 17. 1961 Karen E OPINION / Commentary search delayed
NEW LONDON (UPI) - The U.S. (Joast Guard says it will wait until at More on sanctimonious senators least Friday to find out if an object resting 130 feet below the surface of WASHINGTON - The Senate job after the Republican takeover her travel records,” said Wallop, ig refused to answer my queries. Long Island Sound is the wreckage Ethics Committee hasn't exactly this year noring the fact that Senate Instead, they have hired a private of the cabin cruiser Karen E. covered itself with glory in its With all the courage of a lynch employees’ travel records are detective to find out who leaked the Searchers went down for two brief handling of Sen. Harrison Williams, mob. the committee members tried public information. secret transcript of their Star “bounce dives” Thursday but were D-N.J. .As I've reported earlier, the desperately to keep their plot Jack Anderson "Everybody here knows the Chamber proceedings to my unable to see the debris detected against Mrs. Williams from leaking associates. during a sonar sweep earlier in the committee s decision to recommend reason why she resigned,” Matting week. They said weather forecasts Williams' expulsion had the distinct out. Washington Merry-Go-Round ly chimed in. “It is because she TRACKING THE TOSSPOTSi were “too marginal to ensure aroma of a kangaroo court "1 am trying to keep as low a would be investigated.” More than 50,000 Americans were safety” for another dive today. profile as possible, is what I'm - ♦a./WipS-?^----- proceeding. When others suggested the com killed in highway accidents last The disabled Karen E siiiik the The committee allowed the trying to do." Sen. Malcolm Wallop, mittee might not have the authority year, and nriahy of these deaths were night of Aug. 9 under disputed cir Justice Department to lead it by the R-Wyo., acknowledged at a closed- cumstances. Five of six West Hart to withhold Mrs. Williams’ related to drunken driving. Yet door committee meeting, “ff it ever In marked contrast to its timorous counsel Donald Sanders. Dollard ford residents aboard were killed. nose instead of conducting its own severance pay. Wallop expressed there’s no foolproof way to keep investigation, as the senator hits the press, we are in trouble. 1 reluctance to conduct its own in says Sanders wanted to know about fear that the matter would become Coast Guard Chief Warrant Of someone whose license has been requested. Thus the misbehavior by think we are sort of in trouble vestigation of the senator, the Mrs. Williams' “personal ficer Michael O’Brien said poor public if turned over to another com suspended for drunken driving from FBI agents and prosecutors, who anyway." Ethics Committee . was bold and relationships with men before she mittee. visibility in the merky depths kept getting a license in another state. UPl photo the divers from making any detailed hounded, coached and finally en My associates Indy Badhwar and brave when it decided to go after his was married,” "If it becomes a matter for public The National Drivers Register is observations Wednesday in the area trapped Williams, was compounded Jack Mitchell obtained a transcript wife. Their "investigation” of her Last Jan. 17, Mrs. Williams got a speculation, it will reflect on this A rubber boat Is tied to a marker buoy off the stern of the U.S. an attempt to change all that. It off Old Lyme. by the Ethics Committee. The com of this secret meeting, which was began in February 1980, shortly letter from Sen. Ted Kennedy, D- committee, on the Senate, on every Coast Quard tug Mahoning Wednesday as two scuba drivers, makes information on license “The divers dove to a depth of 130 mittee members refused to consider also attended by Sens. Mack Mat after Williams' involvement with Mass., informing her she was being senator’s wife,” he said, adding applicants available nationwide. in the water, make a drive to 130 feet In an unsuccessful and saw no bottom and no object,” evidence of these improper actions, tingly, R-Ga., Howell Heflin, D- ABSCAM had been leaked to the laid off to make room for employees piously: “I think that is an obliga he said. “They had hand-held lights The big trouble is that the NDR attempt to locate the 36-foot cabin cruiser, Karen E, which sank which was withheld at his trial. Ala,, and David Pryor, D-Ark. The press. of the new Republican majority. tion this committee has implicitly, that are good for another 10 feet, but isn’t sufficiently automated to work in Long Island Sound Aug. 9 killing five West Hartford Now I've discovered that the sanc purpose of the meeting was to figure Committee investigators inter Ten days later, the Ethics Com that we protect the reputation of the residents. One diver holds on to the side of the boat carrying a after 80 feet visibility is almost properly. Legislation has been in timonious senators behaved in an out how to withhold Mrs. Williams’ viewed Mrs. Williams. ‘T wanted to mittee met in closed session, where Senate from within and without.” back-up diver. The mission was^ ended because of nill.” troduced to computerize the system, even sleazier fashion than 1 had im severance pay. know what the charges were against Wallop and Mattingly recommended In the end, the committee sent an deteriorating weather. O’Brien said the searchers would but the Transportation Department agined. They stooped so low as to Jeanette Williams had been a me." she said. "I wanted a full withholding Mrs. Williams’ eyes-only letter to Sens. Kennedy or probably bring along “hard hat” has fixed the idea in the name of equipment Friday, allowing them to harass Williams' wife Jeanette, Senate employee for 24 years. She hearing. I wanted to lay out all my severance pay .They charged that she Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, psking thehi fiscal austerity. remain in, deep water for longer prying into her premarital was personal secretary to the late files." But no charges were ever was quitting to avoid an investiga to hold up Mrs. Williams’ severance It’s estimated that it will cost Vote set Jan. 12 time periods. background and attem pting to Hubert Humphrey; her last job was filed. tion. pay. Hatch refused, and OKed the some $33 million over the next 11 The object was discovered further withhold some $1,600 of severance a senior staff member of the Labor "She is resigning as promised in payment. Her assistant, Maureen Dollard, years to computerize the NDR. east than the Coast Guard originally pay. She was fired from her Senate and Human Resources Committee. was questioned by committee order to keep us from subpoenaing Footnote: The senators have expected, in a relatively flat area in First District 3.25 nautical miles southwest of Black Point in Blast Lyme, O’Brien An editorial HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. also assure the 1st District said. Searchers originally thought E ditorial William O’Neill has selected Jan. representation in Congress “shortly the wreckage would be found 0rpN 12, 1982 as the date for a special after the next session opens.” further west. UPCKY Cotter, 55, died Sept. 8 after a six- MTN- election to fill the 1st District con ’The Coast Guard began the search P oin ts gressional seat left vacant by the month battle with pancreatic in an effort to obtain “concrete” death of Rep. William R. Cotter, D- cancer. His term will expire in evidence for its inquiry into the Ck>nn. January 1983. By law, the election to sinking of the disabled Karen E. One lesson O’Neill said Wednesday he picked fill his seat can be held no sooner Testimony at the inquiry has con than 91 days after the governor signs Play your cards close lo your the date to assure the candidate flicted over key questions. selection process and voting would an official writ. Boat owner Richard Lublin of vest. You won't fool anyone, but it not conflict with November’s The exact dates for any delegate helps to hide the gravy spots. West Hartford was the only survivor of the 'Karen E' municipal elections or the series of primaries and the nominating con of the sinking. He claims the crew Anyone who wonders why they put holidays toward the end of the year. ventions will be set by the aboard the tugboat David Republican and. Democratic State a fan on the front of a plane quite ob O’Neill said the Jan. 12 date would McAllister ignored his pleas for put the first possible primaries for Central Committees. ’The dates for help. quilts with a viously was bom well into the jet any postconvention primaries will Ultimately the courts will know, in short, how to skipper a delegates in mid-November with' Lublin testified his pleasure craft • age. party .nominating conventions be set by the secretary of the state. have to decide who was to blame boat in rough conditions. was sucked into the David Anyone hit by one has every following before Thanksgiving and McAllister’s turbulent wake and for the tragic sinking last month any postconvention primaries held then split in. two by a cementladen folkloric flair, of the "Karen E" in Long Island right to wonder why they call the in mid-December. Nobody on board his boat knew game “softball.” Now You Know barge being towed by the tug. Sound. the emergency procedures that O’Neill said the timetable would The captain of the tugboat said if “assure all potential candidates The saxophone was invented in But whoever ultimately is should have been employed Before you brag about someone there was a collision, it was due to adequate time to campaign for Brussels in the 19th century by An an error on Lublin’s part. a peasant found at fault, the tragedy points when the cruiser’s battery- pulling strings for you, make sure delegates and for the office” and toine Joseph Sax. out the inadequacy of the operated system shorted out. you’re not being made a puppet. preparations many owners of The necessary equipment to Can you recall when “junket” pleasure cruisers make before cope with the problems — extra was a kind of pudding rather than surprise... venturing out into the deceptive flashlights, a battery-powered a Congressional vacation trip? ly placid Sound. radio, emergency rations — was Friend of ours has a knife with 37 Richard Lublin, the West lacking. accessories — including a hook on Hartford man who lost his wife Lublin was so poorly trained which to hang a knife which cuts and daughter after the encounter for the eqiergency that he mis something. between his "Karen E" and a took a tugboat hauling a cement The bakery’s doughnuts are the 35.00 tugboat, has accused crew barge for a yacht. same size as always — but have members of the tugboat with In short, Lublin was overconfi failing to respond to his frantic you checked the diameter of the dent that his sophisticated equip holes in these cost-cutting times? pleas for help on that foggy night ment would carry him through Quilted jackets, full of country charmi of Aug. 9. all situations. Save on gas this winter. Borrow Smashing with Jeans, stunning with Also lost at sea in the wreck of This is not to single him out for your neighbor’s snow blower. skirts. Autumn hued twin calico prints the "Karen E" were former criticism. Many of the in poly/cotton. Surprise-hidden Manchester residents Thomas yachtsmen that roam the Sound pockets! Sizes S-M-L. By “Three Is and Rose Markoski and their 9- are equally ill-prepared. The Company.” year-old daughter, Tina. Coast Guard has endless stories Coast Guard officials are about goofs by weekend sailors, Open forum/ Readers' views trying to piece together evidence sometimes tragic goofs that Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 that would reveal exactly what result in loss of life. happened" that night. But The "Karen E " tragedy is a testimony at the Manhattan reminder of what can happen hearing already has revealed when man relies ..too much on Directors, namely: previous articies, had not yet posted that Lublin did not know how to gadgetry to do th^w or^ those Rescind • How did the Cheney Historic Location numerals on its own building. This use all the sophisticated equip Commission determine that the apparently rendered the story un- living in a more selfWlfant age newsworthy. • ment on his cruiser — did not took for granted. acquisition and improvements to Cheney Hall would amount to $1 i Or, perhaps the Herald was the vote million? mystery having difficulty deciding where it • Have the owners of Cheney Hall was located. ’The phone book still To the Editor. and the “Great Lawn” and the Town To the Editor: thinks the paper is called the come to an agreement as to the The wheels of government grind Manchester Evening Herald Being a citizen interested in good purchase price? slowly (and erratically) but the although that name no longer poet inspired... government and good representa • What happens if the bond issue rollers of the press often come to a appears on the masthead. The same Berry's World tion by elected officials and passes but the costs exceed the gindlng halt. directory, and several others, also professional town managers, I was amount of the bond issue? Last April the town directors thinks the paper is located at 10 disturbed over the way that the Until the matter is discussed p a s ^ an ordinance setting stan Brainard Place. So does the town our natty Board of Directors came to its deci openly and intelligently, the Board dards for the display of street engineer, who doesn’t know where 1 sion over the bond issue ballot for of Directors should rescind its vote numerals on the fronts of buildings. Herald l^uare Is located. Nor can A ty name is Mertie Terry, and I reside in Cromwell, Connecticut. I am a renovations in the Cheney Historical and cancel the bond referendum I understand that this ordinance was Herald Square be found on any mother and a w ife and have three children — tw o cxjUege age, and one child District. corduroy vote on Nov. 3. requested by the Manchester police published or official map of who is just going into high school. k Manager Robert Weiss had failed department to facilitate their Manchester. Could the police to supply the public and the board Balilla Pagan! responses in emergency situations. department locate an emergency “The reason I’m here tonight is because Northeast also is a femily. Contrary to of directors with enough time and 13 Falknor Dr. Sometime in May an article victim on Herajd Square? what people think, w e are n ot lines at power plants — we’re people. And we knickers sufficient information to make an appeared in the Herald to the effect Would someone in town govern have the same kinds o f problems that you have at your house. 7 intelligent decision on such an im that bright numerals would be ment tell us what the o^nance portant matter. required and that the ordinance really says, and would the real en “I’m going to make this very diort. When w e have to replace a [power line] What is even more surprising is Install would be enforced by the police forcement agency please stand up? pole, w e have to pay more money than w e did ten years ago. If I have to replace a reWgerator [at home), I have to pay more money than I did ten years ago,.. the fact that the entire Board of department, although, as it later Ben Z. Rubin Directors knew that they lacked the developed, neither of these 1 Rubin Square . being a middleclass dti/en, I have to go and perhaps borrow that money and 3 S . 0 0 required information with which to stop sign statements was true. pay someone 19 percent for three or four years... make an intelligent decisions but A few weeks ago, being involved they made the decision anyway. in the selection of a sign for the “All I’m saying to you is... w e do not arbitrarily throw a figure up in die air To my way of thinking this is a To the EMitor: apartment complex in which I and say, ‘Ah... this year let’s ask for 1243 million.’ We think about it very Pleated, pocketed knickers, button cuffed. pure case of irresponsibility to the In response to the article on resided, I phoned the police depart carefully. Put them together poetically with a soft, public. "Light stays on the blink,” I would ment to ask that a portion of the or Celebrating 100 years ^ peasanty blouse, and, you may inspire a 3ia There are many questions that like to make a few comments on this dinance be read to me. They didn’t of community service “Thank you very much.” sonnet or twol Loden, camel. Sizes 5-13. should have been asked by the subject. have a copy. I next tried the (own Founded Oct. 1* 1081 I realize that the necessary parts clerk’s office, which didn’t have a Mix Teny’sremaHts were rnadeeOen^Kmmeousfy at an August 25 D irim en t (^PuNic Utilities for the control box are on order and final copy either. Subsequently I ob Publlthtd by lh« Manch«st«r Qcmtmllmblk hearing on NlPs rate request. They are reprinted here by NU and are not pubUsbed Policy on letters Publishing Co.. Hsrald Squaro. that we must wait until they arrive, tained a copy from the office of the a t our custenners'expense. but we also feel that If the blinking town attorney, but there was a line Msnchsttsr, Conn. 06040. Tslsphons The Herald welcomes letters to caution lights on East Middle ’Turn or two missing, rendering incom (203) 643-2711. the editor, particularly on topics pike were turned off and replaced by prehensible one of the ordinance’s' Msmber of United Press Inter- Your Worth's Charge Card makes shopping so easy! of local interest. stop signs (four corners), this would paragraphs. nsttonsl snd Audit Bureau q f Clr- ;) iM f by NCA. tnc Letters ideally should be typed cuistions. eliminate the screeching of tires and [HDNORTflEAST Um iTIES Downtown opon Mon. til and should be no longer than two Feeling that this bureaucratic -Sat. 9:30-5; Thurs. ava. 9.00 pages, double-spaced. the anticipation of ah accident at comedy was newsworthy, I revealed any time. the details of my experience to the Rieherd M. Dtemond, Publisher The Herald reserves the fight Th« C o n n e cticu t Ughi and Pcrwet Compenv/The Harttonl Ekectnc UgM “He says we’re giving voodoo economics a bad Dsn Fitts. Editor eVVWer Ptiwef Comp«ty/WtNM*t UWmee Sennce Compeny/Northe«« rAicleef Energy Comp^ty name!” to edit letters in .the interest of news editor of the Herald. However, H olyoke clarity and taste. the Herald, which had reported this Alex Qlrelli, City Editor All Irom the Junior place, downtown and trI-cIty plaza, vernon 393 East Middle Turnpike ordinance more than once in 8 - THE HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 17, 1981 Man charged I Obituaries Official fight scorecards in silver theft Judge Lou Tabal Judge Duane Ford H — 10 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 8 H — 10 10 9 10 10 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 8 Police arrested William J. Or- Alma Smith Manchester Scholarship Foundi^tion Willimantic. L — 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 9 10 9 9 10 L — 9 9 10 9 9 10 10 10 9 9 9 0 10 bacli 24. of Manchester Wednesday Inc., 20 Hartford Road, Manchester. Totals — Hearns 125, Leonard 122 Totals — Hearns 124, Leonard 122 and charged him with third-degree Alma Smith, 97, of 565 Vernon St., Funeral services will be held burglary and first-degree larceny in formerly of Summit Street, died Jerome D. Lynch Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes I Tuesday at a Manchester convales connection with the theft of $12,000 ELLINGTON — Jerome Donald Funeral Home, 400 Main St., cent home. She was the widow of Manchester. Burial will be in North worth of sterling silverware at a William Smith. Lynch, 72, of 317 Somers Road, died .Porest Street home. Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital Cemetery, Coventry. There are no She was born in Sweden on Jan. 27, calling hours. Memorial donations I'rbach allegedly stole the 1884 and came to this country in and Medical Center. He was the hus band of Eve Lynch. may be made to the First silverware from 78 Forest Street on 1900. She had been a resident of the Sept 8 Police found all the stolen Congregational Church of Coventry. Manchester-Coventry area for 81 Funeral., services will be held Leonard knocked smile off Hearns' face items the following day in a wooded years. Before retiring she was Saturday at noon at Union Baptist area near the house Church. Burial will be in Northwood employed as a seamstress at the Katherine S. Pitkin LAS VEGAS, -Nev. (UPI) - count. knew I had to pull out the reserve, Hearns’ eyes widened in surprise. his 21st knockout. He earned $8 Police also charged Orbach with r p ' " Cemetery, Wilson. Friends may call and I did.” since then, stopping Larry Bonds in former Wilrose Dress Shop on Main WETHERSFIELD - Katherine S. 'Thomas Hearns had b la s ts bis left “I saw that his eye was the He landed a left to the side and a million for the fight. It was the first ,10 rounds last March in Syracuse, another count of third-degree at the church Friday from 7 to 9 Pitkin, 55, of 28 Chesterfield Road, jab Into the face of Sugar Ray weakest spot,” Hearns said, “and I After the two left hooks in the flurry of blows to the head, sending loss in 33 fights for Hearns and also larceny involving a Sept. 8 burglary Street, Manchester, for many years. N.Y., and became boxing’s only She was a member of Emanuel p.m. with Masonic services to begin died Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. Leonard for five rounds and It was definitely going for it.” sixth round, Leonard sensed the Hearns through the ropes near his marked the first time he had ever at a cottage on Forest Street and at 7:30 p.m. damage they caused and went after current double champion when he Lutheran Church. She was the wife of William J. seemed only a matter oF time before Put it was obvious at the start of corner. However, Hearns, dazed and been knocked down. Hearns had not won the WBA junior middleweight with criminal attempt tO' commit Hearns. He rocked him with a flurry She leaves two sons, Earl W. The James Funeral Home, 2016 Pitkin. his thunderclap of a right would end the 14th that Hearns was in trouble obviously shaken, got a lift when lost a fight since dropping a decision title with a lOth-round TKO of third-degree burglary at an Otis Main St., Hartford, has charge of of punches to the head and had Smith of Ashford and Harold E. She also leaves her father, James the fight. and Leonard could sense the kill, Pearl ruled that it was a shove. He as an amateur to Howard Davis five previously unbeaten Ayub Kalule in Street house on Sept 7. arrangements. Hearns staggering. Again in the Smith of South Coventry, three P. Sheehan, a son, William J. Pitkin Hearns was smiling at Leonard, connecting with a series of com needed nearly 15 seconds to right years ago. June. Orbach was already being held at seventf) Leonard went aver Hearns’ grandchildren and seven great Jr. of Manchester, two other sons, mocking him While inflicting severe binations to the head. Hearns’ legs himself and appeared to clear his Hearns won the WBA version of the ('orrectional Institute in Hart Joseph P. Qagllardi lowered right hand to land a power grandchildren. two daughters, two sisters, and damage 'to Lieohard’s left eye. tunied rubbery and he was absor head, but it was just a matter of Leonard won the WBC title on EAST HARTFORD - Joseph ful right, and followed with another the welterweight title with a ford on other burglary charges He three brothers. Everything seemed to be going in bing tremendous punishment to the time by then. Nov. 30, 1979, with a 15th-round was returned there after answering Funeral services will be held Philip Gagliardi, president of Gig flurry, leaving Hearns dazed again. devastating second-round knockout Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Watkins A mass of Christian burial will be his favor. head when the bout was stopped. “I had lost half to three-quarters technical knockout of defending of Pipino Cuevas last August in his to charges in court here this mor Motors Inc. of East Hartford, died Leonard completely controlled the Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. celebrated Friday at 10 a.m. at Then, suddenly, midway through “I have nothing against Ray,” of my vision in the eye by the 12th champion Wilfred Benitez in the ning Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital fight for the next four rounds and hometown of Detroit. He defended it Burial will be in East Cemetery. Church of Sacred Heart, the sixth round, Leonard ducked a said Hearns. -"He’s a hell of a per round," Leonard said. “Everything same Caesars Palace ring. He Orbach is scheduled to appear in and Medical Center. He was the hus Hearns, who had stalked Leonard successfully three times, stopping Wethersfield. The Farley-Sullivan jab, went inside Hearns' incredible son. There were just two champions was blurry and I knew the longer it defended it once by stopping court again on Sept. 28 Friends may call at the funeral band of Evelyn (Bonetti) Gagliardi Luis Primera in six rounds. Randy home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Home, 96 Webster St., 78-lnch reach aiid dug two thudding and one had to be eliminated.” went, the more chance he had of England’s Dave Green in four Shields in 13 and Pablo Baez in four. and the brother of Philomena catching'me with one of those right rounds in March, 1980, but lost the Memorial contributions may be Vallera of Manchester. Hartford, has charge of left hooks.Into Hearns’ side. Leonard was behind on all three Hearns stopped his first 17 op made to the Emanuel Lutheran arrangements. Memorial donations Hearns’ face went blank. He judges’ scorecards after the 13th hands. So I knew I had to put him title and suffered his only pro loss in ponents before going the distance r- He also leaves three other sisters out. I was afraid to let it go another June 1980, dropping a 15-round un Worker held Church. and several nieces and nephews. may be made to Sacred Heart grimaced and let out a moan. He round, a fact he didn't know until in- for the first time in a 10-round deci Church, Wethersfield in care of the stopped smiling. And more impor fdrmed by reporters. Fight stopped round. I might not have been able to animous decision to Roberto Duran. sion over Alfonso Hayman. The only Miss Helen Carrier Funeral services will be Friday at see at all (out of the left eye) by Leonard regained the title in 9:15 a.m. at the Giuliano-Sagarino Rev.. John T, Desmond. tantly, he dropped his right hand to “That surprises m e,” he said, other fighter to finish against in store loss Miss Helen Carrier, 89, of 36 Cam protrct the ribs. "but I bet I surprised a lot of people then.” November 1980 by stopping Duran in Funeral Home, 247 Washington St. Mary P. Peters in 14th round Hearns was Mike Colbert. Hearns' bridge St., died W^nesday at a “That turned the fight around,” by putting him down.” Leonard went to the attack again, eight rounds at New Orleans. He r, with a mass of Christian burial at 10 EAST HARTFORD - Mary fights have averaged less than four Manchester convalescent home. said judge Duane Ford. “Hearns It was the richest fight in history, scoring to the head as Hearns tried defended his welterweight title once rounds. Police arrested a Sears Roebuck a.m. at St. Mary’s Church, East (Pianka) Peters of 141 Main St., gamely to protect himself, but his and Company employee Wednesday She was born in Andover on Jan. was never the same after that. He grossing approximately |35 million 18.1892, and had lived in Manchester Hartford. Friends may call at the died Wednesday at her home. legs had given out. Leonard waved and charged him with second-degree Herald photo by Tarquinio funeral home today from 4 to 9 p.m. lost his confidence. He became a and was' also the first duel between ail of her life. Before retiring she Funeral services will be Saturday mockingly at him with his right larceny in connection with the different man.” two champions for an undisputed ti for the first five rounds, began to had been accountant for the former Walter D. Johnson at 8:15 a.m. at the Callahan Funeral Hearns agreed: tle since Roberto Duran defeated hand then rocked him with six taking of $700 from the Manchester The evidence Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, backpedal. But Hearns then came punches to the head. Hearns sagged Parkade store Orford Soap Co. in Manchester for COVENTRY — Walter D. John “I made a mistake by leaving my Esteban DeJesus for the lightweight 43 years. She was a member of the with a mass of Christian burial at 9 on, landing more punches to the in through the ropes again in virtually Gene W .-\mbeau. 17. of East A 5-foot high cross, found burning at about 8:30 p.m. son, 59, of 101 Lakeview Road, died right hand low and letting Ray title In 1978. jured eye of Leonard, and apparent Center Congregational Church, a Wednesday night at his home. He a.m. at St. Mary’s Church. Calling counterpunch with good left hooks,” It was billed as a fight between the same spot as before and barely Hartford took a total of $700 from Wednesday on Camp Meeting Road stands outside the hours are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to ly regained command of the bout. beat Pearl’s count. Leonard seemed the store over several days within charter member of the Professional was the husband of Rose Marie P. he said. “He hit me with some good the enormous power of the unb^ten Manchester Fire Department. The cross had been wrapped in Women’s Club of Manchester, and 9 p.m. Leonard picked up the pace again confused at the start. He had said the last month, police sad Johnson. body shots.” Hearns, the World Boxing Associa in the 11th round but Hearns newspaper and doused with kerosene before it was ignited, ac the Order of Eastern Star, He was born in Cedarhurst, N.Y. LMnard went on to score a 14tb-' tion champ who had knocked out 30 that he had found the answer to Route to field .Ambeau was released on a $500 responded with a stinging left hand Thomas Hearns but it hardly looked Radiojl non-surety bond and is scheduled to cording to police. Donna Mercier, a Republican candidate for Manchester. on June 5, 1922 and had lived in Joseph R. Shapthineki round technial knockout over of 32 opponents, and the lightning the Board of Directors, released a statement today saying she She was very active in Center and his confidence appeared to sur that way as Hearns stung him again Manchester High opens its 1981 •ippear in court Sept. 28, Coventry for the past 26 years. He VERNON - Joseph R. Hearns Wednesday night in their speed and boxing ability of Leonard, ge. A right-left combination feels "personally affronted" by the cross-burning" and adding Church groups and actively sup and again with the left jab, soccer season Friday afternoon In a case police call unrelated, had been employed as a Shepshinski, 57, of 52 School St., died welterweight unification bout. The the World Boxing Council champion. appeared to hurt Leonard and at the against East Hartford High in East that Manchester is not a "racist community" and that this inci ported the Manchester Scholarship metallurgical engineer at Pratt & fight was stopped by referee Davey But Leonard fought perhaps his best reddening the left side of Leonard’s another Sears employee was Wednesday at Manchester end of the round Hearns broke into a face. Hartford at Dwyer Park at 3:30. arrested Wednesday and charged dent should “not make it appear otherwise." Foundation. She received citations Whitney Division of United Memorial Hospital. He was the hus Pearl at 1:45 of the 14th with Hearns fight ever while Hearns didn’t land for her work in the Manchester broad smile feeling the momentum At the start of the 12th round, The field is new. Directions: take with third-degree burglary in the Technologies, East Hartford for band of Margaret (Merovonich) helpless against the ropes under a many of his sledgehammer rights. was his for good. TONIGHT Tolland Tpke. towards East Hart Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. more than 25 years. Shepshin.ski. swarming Leonard blitz. “I was afraid of the right hand of Hearns turned to the section of the theft (it merchtindise from the Leonard, his left eye now nearly crowd filled with his hometown fans 7 :3 0 Rt?(l Sox vs.- T in ers, ford. Take right onto Long Hill St. Manchester store. She leaves several nieces and a He was a U.S. Army veteran of He leaves a stepson, Martin Leonard, his left eye swollen pur his until the very end,” Leonard nephew. closed, made one final concerted ef from Detroit and waved his arms WTIC, Gh. 30, 38, I SA CahU- then left onto Andover Rd. Make a Christine 1. Pagani. 19. of South World War II and Korea and retired Uriano of Manchester, two other ple and nearly closed, was trailing said. “He dropped some real bombs fort to get Hearns after the fight Congressmen propose Funeral services will be Friday at overhead, leading their cheers. 8.30 NFI. Kuoiliull. Kills vs. quick right onto Syracuse Dr. and Windsor, alledgedly stole a watch, a as a colonel in the U.S, Army stepsons in Rockville and seven in the fight when he rocked Hearns on me and I knew he had another one seemed to be slipping away from 1 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, But less than five minutes later, it Kagles, Gli. 8 left onto College Dr. This leads you pair of earrings and lamp hardware Reserve in 1975 after serving a total grandchildren. with a flurry to the head midway left. him in the middle rounds. In the 13th to field. 400 Main St. with the Rev. Newell of 31 years. was all over. 9.00 Top Kuiik Boxing. GSI*N from tile store over .several days A mass of Christian burial will be through the 13th round. Later in the ”I pulled this one out by reaching he landed a sharp right to the head 10:30 Reels vs. C»iaiits, I S.\ Curtiss officiating. Burial will be in Besides his wife he leaves his held Friday at 11 a.m. at St. Ber round he dropped him for a nine down into my guts, into my heart. I The victory was the 31st for within the last month and a left hook to the jaw and Leonard against only one loss and Cable She was released on $5tM) non- pot for medical uses Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. mother, E. Beatrice (Frost) John nard's Church, Rockville. Burial surely bond is scheduled tor a Sept There are no calling hours. son of Valley Stream, Nassau Coun will be in St, l^rnard’s Cemetery. 28 court appearance WASHINGTON i I’PI i - Two con available by the federal government Memorial donations may be made to ty, N.Y., a son, Douglas K. Johnson Friends may call at the Ladd gressmen want the federal govern only for research purposes. the Center Congregational Church of North Windham, a stepson, Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., ment to recognize medical benefits The McKinney-Gingrich bill would Memorial Fund in care of P.O. Box Robert A. Oppelt of Storrs, and a Friday from 9 a.m. until the time of Yaz enjoying RSox success of marijauna and create a program amend the Controlled Substances 847, Manchester or to the daughter, Laurie Ann Johnson of the funeral. Fire calls for the cultivation and distribution Act by recognizing marijauna has BOSTON (UPI) - It is mid- the nightcap, the Red Sox blew a 3-0 people. The Red Sox took a 1-0 lead of the weed for treating cancer and an accepted medical use. Marijuana September, the Boston Red Sox are lead but came back to win 5-4 when in the third when Dwight Evans glaucoma patients has been used in treating the in the thick of a divisional race, and Dave' Stapleton ripped a Iworun, brought home Glenn Hoffman with a Reps. Stewart McKinney, R- adverse side effects of cancer Cyclist Carl Yastrzemski is enjoying his two-out single with the bases loaded looping double to left The Tigers Manchester Conn , and Newt Gingrich. RGa.. chemotherapy treatment and in team’s success more than ever. in the seventh inning. It was the 27th answered in the fourth when Gibson today planned to introduce a bill reducing the intraocular pressure in “This is the most fun I’ve had in comefrom-behind win for the Red singled, stole second and scored on a Tuesday. R:55 a m.—Medical call. that would accomplish these goals the eye of glaucoma sufferers. quite a few years, without a doubt,’’ Sox this year. brokenbat single down the third H5 Koley Street 'Towni, hurt in without affecting penalities for The Alliance for Cannabis 4 said Yastrzemski, who had four hits “fv e b ^ n in that situation enough base line by Lance Parrish. 7'uesday. 11.51 p m —.Auto acri- social use of the substance, Therapeutics, a marijauna reform Thursday as Boston swept a double- so that if I get a pitch to hit, I’ll hit Both teams squandered bases- denl. I'orter Street
By Len Auster "We’re trying to develop some Emilio Giliberto opens at fullback, “We have some strength; we did confidence and I wish I had the Herald Sportswriter and junior Sean O’Leary at tailback. put a lot of emphasis of the weights. answer how to do it. Winning teams Also slated for backfield service are I feel our strength has improved bill They've been at the top and bot have it (confidence) but we haven’t junior Rich Kucinskas at fullback that’s only one phase of the game.” ' tom the past two years. And having and the only way I know how is to and sophomore Doug Post at run ’The Eagles overall —again —are suffering through the doldrums of a work hard.” he confesses. ning back. not blessed with a ton of 110 campaign in 1980. East Catholic East’s fortunes, however, were All fall into the inexperienced experienced' personnel. What will try to revive its football damaged in the pre-season with the classification. experience exists lib in the lines, program in the upcoming season. loss for the season of incumbent Up front are junior Dan Rennet at Kelly regards. He is hoping the Two years back the Eagle quarterback Rudy Persico. The 6- center, seniors Todd Somerset and offense can move the ball on the gridders were at.the pinnacle of the foot, 180-pound senior had come Jim Lupacchino, the latter cp- ground and go to the air when Hartford County Conference, back in great shape, according to captain, at guard and senior Rob desired, not out of necessity. sharing honors with perennial power reports, but suffered a broken left Cowley and junior Daron Bayer at East looks towards this season •Xavier High. That contingent logged clavicle the first day of practice. tackle. Joe Palmer, a junior, opens with an open mind. “We haven’t a final 6-4 mark But most of that at tight end, junior Frank McCoy at talked about last year,” Kelly crew graduated and East It was a reoccurrence of what oc split end and junior Tim Feshler at reflects, “we’ve worked for this plummeted to the HCC cellar. Its curred in spring practice. flanker. year. ’This is a new team with new lone win came against non ”He (Persico) is a big, big loss,” The defense has Palmer and goals, challenges. It is in the back of n-siM "I# conference opponent Somers, a last Kelly cites, ” He came back in junior Dave Murdock at the ends, people’s minds but we’re not minute addition to the schedule. excellent shape; bigger, stronger, Cowley and 6-foot-6, 255-pound dwelling on it. From those ashes third-year faster and he was throwing the ball junior Kyle Shorey at tackle with “ ...Success breeds success. I feel Coach .lude Kflly must sift and a lot better. ’That was a big blow.” Bayer and Lupacchino also slated to we have done our homework, laid resurrect—and revive—the football Leading contenders to fill Per- rotate here. Senior Leo DiLoreto the groundwork. Now we have to do program He's hoping to place it on sico’s shoes are 5-foot-lO, 180-poiind and junior Pete Alosky will be at left it on the field. If we can get some r # steadier footing, reach at least a junior Joel Sullivan and 5-foot-8,150- and right outsider linebacker early success it will make all the Herald photos by Pinto midground, and then be able to build pound sophomore John Giliberto. respectively with Kucinskas and difference in the world. If not, we’ll wide receiver Butch Wemmell leaps high to haul In high toss In from there He firmly believes early One is a better passer, the other a junior Ray Jackson the inside have to bear down nd keep working recent Manchester scrimmage at Memorial Field against Quarterback Kevin Brophy has the pigskin tucked under his left won starting slot and is expected to lead Indians in ’81 cam success is a must for his '81 stronger runner. ’The situation is un linebackers. at it.” Rockville. Wemmell and other receivers will be key to Indian arm as he's about to run headlong Into defender in scrimmage paign. gridders. settled; a predicament Kelly does ’The secondary has Emilio Gilber- East’s freshmen in ‘80 went 6-1-1 hopes. action. Brophy, bigger, stronger and quicker than year ago, has We have to have some kind of not enjoy. to and senior Damian Daly on the with five shutouts. The jayvee team success so the kids can have the "1 feel it is a problem as far as the corners and senior Chuck Wallace at approached the .500 level. “’There is feeling they can be winners." states team because the quarterback posi safety. some talent, strength to be Kelly, who .sends his troops into bat tion provides an opportunity for East, on a weight program last successful. I hope I as a coach can tle for the first time in '81 Friday leadership,” he sees. winter, has some size and Kelly put it together,” Kelly candidly night against South Windsor at Mt. With either Sullivan or Giliberto states, ” We hope we can use our size spoke. .N'ebo at 7 3(T under center, senior co-captain to our advantage. Youth dominates Tribe gridders '81 opener home vs. Windham
East Catholic Head Football Coach Jude Kelly (left) has his clip #■ By Len Auster Manchester victory occurred in 1972 end post and Simmons sees him as a gone from 5.6 to 4.9 (in the 40-yard acknowledges Simmons, "and we board ready and shouts instructions at recent scrimmage. He Is viable deep threat. dash). He’s stronger than last year plan an attacking defense. With our hoping his Eagles can reverse results of 1980. Herald Sportswriter by a slender 16-15 count. Only five performers, out of a Maturing Kevin Brophy has won and is an intelligent kid.” kids we can’t sit still. We have to Manchester There is a pretty good mix roster which numbers 70, saw exten the starting quarterback nod with The defensive platoon has two move, blitz, scrape and I feel we Sepl. 19 V^Tmlliaiii between sophomores, juniors and sive varsity action a year ago. That junior Tom Kennison at fullback, sophomore starters in the line at have some aggressive people on the 26 W I :i seniors. Tliat applies to both the leads Simmons to remark, “I think junior Dan Kibble wingback and tackle in Pat Farrell and'Ed Stack. comer.” Oct. Knfirld East Catholic Schedule offensive and defensive units. we'll improve as we go along junior Mark Allen tailback. Five-loot-11 senior co-captain Mike Pass protection will be a key for 10 Ku»il llartrorcl ' I ■ But one common denominator on Sophomore John Harris, the No. 2 Greenleaf, a 195-pounder, is at mid Manchester and in the scrimmages 17 (ionurd Sept. 18 5 , W indsor H 7:30 p.m. the Manchester High football team tailback, will be out two weeks with dle guard with senior Vinnie Diana the line has given Brophy time. 24 Hall 2 6 R ock ville H 1:30 p.m. in 1981 is inexperience, at least for a dislocated elbow suffered in a at one end and junior Frank Hacker, “If we stay healthy! can see us as 31 r«*rmi O cl. 3 B loom field H 7:30 p.ra. the outset of the campaign. Most scrimage. Sophomore Ray Lata and a transfer from Glastonbury, at the being exciting. We can score from No\. 7 Simwliury 9 NWesi Catholic H 7:30 p.m. performers are as green as the Only five saw senior Scott Dlckman will back up . other. anywhere. I know I’m looking 14 IVniu'v 16 South Catholic H 7:30 p.m. grass the gridiron tussles are to be Brophy. Senior Tom Schackner and forward to the season. I want to get 26 (iatholir 2 4 Glastonbury H 7:30 p.m. V., engaged upon. extensive action “This year people seeing us will sophomore Glenn Chetelat hold into it and find out what we can and M l ^ame»4 1:30 : bas* ■ kit' 31 S om ers ^ H 1:30 p.m. “We have a good mixture on A 7 :3 0 p.m . see an exciting team. We will throw down two linebacker, posts with cannot do.” Simmons animated 'rhaiiks^i\in^ 10 a.in. Nov. 6 Xavier defense (of seniors, juniors and the ball. We have three to four good senior Art Jasper at the ‘Chief excitedly. 13 St. Paul A 7 :0 0 p .m . A 10 a.m . sophomores) but the overriding fac receivers and have a deep threat in linebacking slot. The secondary has m 2 6 M anchester tor is inexperience,” elaborates In Wemmell,” ' stated Simmons, not junior Glenn DuBois and senior I'dV dian Coach Mike Simmons, begin trying to disguise his intentions, Scott Carone on the comers and ning his second year at the helm. because of the lack of experience at “We plan to pass but the question is senior John Webb at safety. Coaches nameci Lyle files suit Simmons led Manchester to a 4-6 the beginning.” if teams adapt can we run the ball. Senior Steve Brown, designated as HONOLULU (UPI) - Earle DENVER (UPI) — Heavyweight World record Collins injured mark, including a Thanksgiving Day The offensive line possesses a lot But I feel we have enough talent if a starting defensive tackle, is Bruce of Ohio State and Brigham win over crosstown East Catholic, of new faces —with as many they overload.” sidelined with a knee injury and will boxer Ron Lyle has sued his former Young University’s LaVell Edwards managers, alleging the firm mis OSLO (UPI) — Kenyan long PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Doug in his Initial season after a questions. Sophomore Jim Marx Tile bushy-haired Simmons also miss at least two games. “We don’t were named ’Tuesday as head distance running star Henry Rono Collins, the injury-plauged 6-foot-6 successful tenure at Rockville High. opens at center with senior Tim sees Brophy, a junior, as improved. have experienced linemen to go managed his career and improperly coaches for the Hula Bowl All- withheld money from him. clocked 13 minutes, 6.2 seconds Sun guard for the Philadelphia 76ers, His second season, however, does Ellis, a converted defensive end, at “He threw the ball well against around,” Simmons admits, “and we America Classic, scheduled for Jan. Lyle asked in his suit Monday that day to slice more than two seconds has suffered torn ligaments in his not begin with an easy mark as the right guard and senior Joe Clietelat, South Windsor in our first scrim may (have to) use people both ways 9 at Aloha Stadium. off the world 5,000 meters record of good knee, and Coach Billy Cun Indians kick off the ‘81 campaign first-year participant, at left guard. mage,” reported Simmons, “ Kevin in the offensive and defensive Chase Productions Inc. return the ■ , 'Aik. Bruce, who will coach the East money the firm allegedly withheld 13;08.4 which he set in Berkeley, ningham said Tuesday it may mean against invading Windham High at Senior co-captain Vito Addabbo is at has probably a sixth sense. He is lines,” he adds. team, will be assisted by George and also sought $500.0(X) in punitive California in 1978. the end of Collins’ career. Memorial Field Saturday afternoon right tackle with his counterpart yet able to wait without panicking, The Manchester roster does not Herald photos by Pinto Welsh of Navy and Fran Curci of damages. Also named defendants in Rono pulled out of the African Collins suffered the right-knee in at 1:30. undecided. which is something you really can’t list a player over 200 pounds. In Kentucky. Edwards’ assistants on team for the 5,000 meters in the jury Monday night in a scrimmage Senior Jim Grout is at tight end the suit were the firm's majority Runner and defender come together in recent scrimmage held ball in ’81. The season opener Is Friday night against South Windham has won eight straight teach. I feel this year he’s able to turn, the defense will not sit back the West squad will be Ron Meyer of World Cup at Rome two weeks ago, and will require surgery, the NBA over Manchester, including last with junior Kelly Percy in reserve. get outside of contain. owners. William Lyle and Arthur at East Catholic High. The Eagle gridders will hope to run the Windsor High at Mt. Nebo at 7;30. and wait for the offense to dictate. SMU and Warren Pow ers of Gordon. saying he preferred to run in the 10,- team announced. year's 27-7 decision. The last Junior Butch Wemmell has the. spilt “He has pretty good speed; he’s “Quickness is our asset.’’ Missouri. 000 meters.
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Flagstaff, Ariz., a distance of more hitchhiking last St. Valentine’s Day. By James V. Heallon 28 minutes and the longest was 84k Vancouver, B.C., area insisted he for men needs stay on with his family, to mention than 1,000 miles. His average wait She was abducted, sodomized, and United Press International hours. Average age of the driver was 38, and tdl but two were men. just two of his many benefactors. was a half hour. On the way home he shot to death. NEW HAVEN - The truck was The others were women driving con Then there were the bizarre rides rode from Toledo, Ohio, to Water- For Curtis the greatest danger barreling across the Utah desert and vertibles. He said they just wanted with the likes of Phil, a parolee, who bury in a $31,000 motor home being hitchhiking is “lousy driyers.” further study drivers following behind could see a to talk. said his wife, “Peanuts,” was 13 delivered to a dealer. “Yours may be a frustrated A.J. 'man with his head poking through a He has hitched across Europe years old. She tossed their baby at “There is no way of describing Foyt who loves to show off his car’s hole in the roof. He was smiling — where he said Italian drivers prefer Curtis at the outset of a ride in Coun hoW exultant the trip has made me, pickup and topend. If you get a BOSTON (UPI) — Medical researchers said today ever so faintly. their hitchhikers to use some im cil Bluffs, Iowa, saying, “Make the how much it has fed my optimism, turkey like that, tell him you’re duly they’ve developed a male contraceptive, but said it Rihard Curtis was sticking his agination as illustrated in the little twit stop crying!” nor the breadth of understanding it impressed and ask to be let out.” can’t be used yet because it can cause hot flashes and head out so he wouldn’t be roasted "Going to Roma” method of Curtis couldn’t get out of his has given me about our country and Curtis says that if anybody impotency. alive. He was facing the opposite hitching; A hitchhiker snaps his predicament until he chauffeured fellow men. I threw myself on the hitchhikes long enough, “You will be The team of doctors at Vanderbilt University, writing way and smiling bcrause when he right index finger to his nose, and Phil and "Peanuts” in their world and it took me in with tremen called upon for sexual favors,” in the New England Journal of Medicine, said the hor put his head out the first time, it was then points the finger in the direc rattletrap car to Syracuse, N.Y., dous warmth and hospitality. I which he customarily declines. “A mone, LHRH, effectively suppresses sperm production, plastered by bugs. tion the car is goi^ in one smart, where the couple were head^ for a learned how coal is m in^, Saltines frank reply,” says Curtis, a brawny is non-toxic and apparently has no lasting effect on fer And he was standing on two shaky fluid movement. reunion with FliH’s brother who had are baked, oil is drilled, and sheep 6-footer, “is usually all that’s called tility once* men stop taking it. crates that for the moment were “The enjoyment of travel, like life just been released from the state are castrated,” Curtis said. for.” But they said further study is needed to eliminate the holding steady. itself, depends on a positive state of prison at Attica. One fellow told him he had seen Conversation is no problem for side effects. He had b e ^ given a ride by a mind — it hinges on your ingenuity, H e said drivers pick up Bigfoot and described the en Curtis, a fomer damage control of In addition to reducing sperm production, the produce hauler who did not realize optimism and wit,” he said. ■ hitchhikers for various reasons, counter. Another blasted two crows ficer on the Navy cable layer USS researchers said LHRH also cut production of the male that by locking the truck’s rear door He began thumbing rides in 1965 usually conversation, but one driver out of the wild blue yonder with Aeolis, who now teaches journalism hormone testosterone — causing a loss of sex drive, im he had converted the cargo space, when he bitched from his Canaan in South Dakota gave (?urtis a ride what amounted to a hand-held can at a private school in Connecticut. potency and hot flashes such as those experienced by empty except for some rotting fruit, home in Connecticut’s rural so he could give him a lecture. non, a .44caliber magnum, as they His general knowledge is exten women after menopause. into an oven — and a smelly one at northwest pocket to Boston Univer Richard Curtis: “You’re really begging,” the tooled along. sive and he’ll talk about anything i believe ours is the first study in normal males in What’s the greatest danger that. sity, where be became co-captaln of ..he’s All Thumbs driver said. He went on and finally w hen h e ’s hitchhiking. But which we have achieved cessation of spermatogeneis It was a wild ride even for Curtis, the rowing team, and doubled for ac Curtis asked him why be had given hitching? sometimes he makes things up as he (sperm production) which is totally reversible,” said 34, author of “Taking Off,” a paper tor George Peppard in the rowing him a ride in the first place. “It was The police say it is the possibility goes along as sort of an intellectual Dr David Rabin of Vanderbilt said in a telephone inter back primer on hitchhiking. scene that opened each episode of such interesting people,” he says. my Christian duty,” he replied. of being picked up by somebody challenge or just to pass the time. view from Nashville, Tenn. Curtis based his book on the 368 “Banacek,” a television series. Most of the people he has met are Curtis just completed a tour of 32 whose motives are other than what Curtis, as an on-the-road Walter •The material (LHRH) has been used in females, and rides and the 28,150 m iles he Curtis is a former reporter for the well-meaning. A cattleman at the states, plugging his book. And for they seem. An ex-convict is current Mitty, keeps the subject fairly there is promising evidence that it does in females what traveled in a 10-year period through weekly Suffolk Times in Greenport, Calgary Stampede gave him a lift in Curtis he got around the easy way— ly being tried in Connecticut for credible but obscure enough so the we have shown it does in males,” he added. “So there is the United States, Canada and Cen N.Y., and says hitching is almost his private plw e to Spokane, Wash. by bumming 147 rides. The longest allegedly killing Cara Quinn, a high driver won’t be familiar with it. a posssibility of what you might call a unisex contracep tral America. His average wait was like the news business. “You meet A gracious sheep shearer from the ride was from Tulsa, Okla., to school cheerleader, who had been tive." Development of a chemical contraceptive for men has continued to stymie researchers who must find a way to Herald photos by Tarquinlo inhibit the production of sperm. Women generate one egg a month, whereas the Divorce rate may be related to teen marriages, boredom number of sperm per milliliter of semen can be greater Kathy Gavin, a student In Manchester Com than 14 million. munity College’s education program. Is an Sean McDonaW is reflected In the stand-up Center. Shawn Whelan, rear, brings a "load Intern at the college's Child Development Gossypol, an extract of cottonseed, has been widely LITTLE ROCK (UPI) — Arkansas is a quiet rural Tennessee and Louisiana require six months of residen dignities.” The 1981 Legislature also lowered the legal marriage mirror as he plays with two newly-found of lumber” to the action and David Ely helpsi used in China, but toxic effects such as fever and Center. Here she Is shown observing a group state, cabins nestled in the Ozarks and churdi steeples cy, and in Lwisiana, the couple must be separated for It’s also easy to get married in Arkansas. ’Die age for men from 21 to 18. It was already 18 for women. friends at the MCC Child Development heartbeat irregularities have kept it out of use in the with the steam shovel. of children at play. rising above the delta, poor but proud, a Norman one year before the divorce is granted. Legislature this year abolished the three-day waiting Not all couples wait until age 18. United States. Rodcwell painting come to life. Right? The only catch in Arkansas is the lack of a no-fault period between the time a marriage license is issued “The ‘Coal Miner’s Daughter’ situation is still LHRH is secreted by the brain to trigger production in Right. And for just those reasons, it’s a breeding divorce law. Spouses must accuse each other of and the wedding. Now a couple can be married im extremely common,” said Krain, a reference to singer the pituitary glands of substances that activate ovaries ground for divorce, say sociologists and counselors. something, although that could be “general in mediately. Loretta Lynn’s marriage at age 13. in women and testes in men. Sperm are produced in the According to government figures, Arkansas’ divorce testes. MCC nursery has dual purpose rate is higher than any state but Nevada, where quickie The LHRH used in the study was a synthetic sub divorces skew the statistics. For each 1,000 people, stitute developed at the Salk Institute and nearly 200 Arkansas bad 8.9 divorces in 1979 — the latest year times more powerful than the natural substance, he afternoon sessions and much more convenient for other than students, is $45 a available — compared to 5.3 divorces nationwide. said. By Barbara Richmond Herald Reporter some extra hours. The day the students, Ms. Adamek week for full day sessions. Arkansas’ divorce laws are fairly liberal, but more The Vanderbilt test consisted of daily injections of runs usually from 7:30 a.m. said. However, not all of the important is the fact that Arkansas is rural and poor, synthetic LHRH hormone for six to 10 weeks in eight Manchester Community to 5 p.m. The nursery now houses children stay there a full say sociologists. Its largest city is Little Rock, with a healthy male volunteers, 28 to 42 years old, who had College students who have The nursery school also 22 children at any one time day and many do not come metropolitan area of about 300,d00, and its per capita in come to a clinic for vasectomy. The men agreed to post young children to worry is open to children of other but is licensed to accom every day. come falls near the bottom of the national scale. pone the vasectomies and they and their partners used about can go to class than MCC students. But modate 27 children. In the The nursery takes in “In a rural state, marriages occur at very early barrier contraceptives, sucb as condoms or knowing their children are students have first priori two sessions there are 60 children frcm age 2 years ages,” said Mark Krain, an associate professor of diaphragms, during the test. being given tender, loving ty. The school serves a children registered. and 9 months through age sociology at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. ■All showed a rapid decline in levels of testosterone in care at the MCC Child dual purpose. It not only Ms. Adamek said one of 5. “That’s the single highest predictor of divorce. their blood along with a 75 to 100 percent decline in Development Center. helps the parents but it the things she stresses is Ms. Adamek also sees Marriages that occur when both partners are younger sperm production. The drug also inhibits the sperm’s The college-sponsored serves as a training place communication skills and the need for a program for than 18 are three to five times as likely to break up.” ability to move, the report said. nursery school was begun for interns from the MCC expressing feelings. “We toddlers. She said one day Low incomes also put stress on a marriage, said What you really want is a fall (in sperm production) in 1973 by a parent who had education program. Susan deal with discipline, not by last fall she had 22 calls, Rebecca Ward, a social worker at Psychotherapist to about 5 million per milliliter or less,” Rabin said. been a student at MCC and Adamek is director of the isolating a child but by get mostly from MCC Associates in Femdale, Ark. . . . We achieved that in most subjects.” who saw the need for school. ting them to talk with each students, who needed a “ More women are working now, and its not just .At a count of 5 million, he said, the likelihood of fer nursery care from her own While the location in the other. This often leads to program for 2-year-oIds. because they want to identify themselves. Tliey’re tilization is nearly nonexistent. personal experience. church is convenient, even strong friendships,” she “The program survived working for necessity,” Ms. Ward said. “If it’s a Treatment was discontinued in five men after six to Since it began, the school tually a new building will said. a few rocky years where stressful marriage anyway, that kind of stress can be seven weeks because of impotence and decreased sex has been conducted in the be constructed on the cam The school is in session there was a budget deficit. devastating.” drive, the researchers said Each became normal up to Center Congregational pus for the school. The nine months of the year. But We are now enoying the But another therapist said couples are under relative two weeks after injections stopped. Four men Church with morning and campus location will be The charge for parents. support of the admistration ly little stress in Arkansas, where towns are small and experienced hot flashes during the test. at the college,” Ms. the major pasttime is looking at the scenery. Recovery occurred in all men 10 to 14 weeks after Adamek explained. “I find that as many people get a divorce out of treatment stopped. The pupil-teacher ratio is boredom as out of stress,” said Bob Edwards, a pastor The scientists said they were studying the contracep 5 or 6 to 1. The program who directs the Counseling Centers of Arkansas. tive used in combination with doses of the male hor has a between individual The lowest divorce rate is in Massachusetts — 3.0 per mone testosterone to eliminate the side effects. They and small-group activities 1,000 in 1979 — and the rate is generally low in the also were considering different doses of the contracep as well as some large- Northeast. Marriage rates are also lower there. Krain tive to see if it would reduce only sperm production and □ group activities. attributed this to an older, wealthier and more settled leave testosterone levels alone. At the start of both mor population. In an accompanying editorial to the study. Dr. ning and afternoon sessions Krain and the counselors said increased acceptance of William F Crowley Jr. of Massachusetts General - . - i all of the children gather divorce makes breaking up not so hard to do. But Arkan Hospital said. "This study represents an exciting begin « V for group, music activities. sas’ laws make it easier, too. ning in the exploration of the contraceptive potential of Then they divide up into Little Margaret StarskI finds out you can do Once a person has lived in Arkansas 60 days, he may this agent in men” four small groups for all sorts of wonderful things with paper and file for a divorce and expect it to be granted in another stories and free playtime. paste on her first day at the MCC C^illd 30 days if it is uncontested. Neighboring states of Texas, The free playtime in Development Center. 'W cludes such activities as cooking, creative art, One of the big treats the which the children can Cancer victim natural science projects, school offers is a trip to splash and play, Parents urged blocks ard puzzles and nearby Center Springs ^m etim es the floor gets 'M such. They also play “lear Park to fish and climb washed several timee a ning games” such as color trees and such. Those who day. The kids call that the THRIFTY CCmNECnCUT HOMEOWNERS credits therapy lotto, Ms. Adamek said. are at the school all day “water hole.” She said the older have lunch and a rest All-in-all the MCC Child to teach safety WILL TURN THEIR THERMOSTATS DOWN children in the group work period. Development Center is a with number and letter busy, busy place. Even on AND S n U STAY WARM ALL OVER- recognition but they aren’t I’he classrooms look like the first diay the school was STORRS — Many youngsters are injured or killed with recovery pushed into it. a child’s dream. There is open for this season, every year in accidents because they took risks and had FOR ONLY PENNIES AN HOUR. During part of the day just about every kind of toy everybody was happy and not acquired good safety habits, notes John Greiner, Erin Smith has a make-believe taste of some make-believe food from the children are also in imaginable and some that busy and not one t^ r was Cooperative Extension agricultural engineer at the the toy cupboard at the MCC Child Development Center. A little friend, volved in “large muscle” wouldn’t be found in the or shed. That certainly says a Just flick the lever of the battery-powered ignition system on proportion of valuable heat is lost through ducts or pipes. Not SAN FRANCISCO (DPI) — An elderly engineer, given University of Connecticut. Melissa Turman, seems to be questioning what Erin Is doing’. play either inside or out- ' dinary home, such as a lit lot for Ms. Adamek and her Greiner advises parents to teach their children good a Kero-Sun portable kerosene heater. with a Kero-Sun pnirtable heater. They’re 99.9% fuel efficient. five years to live by doctors who found lymphatic ■A side if the weather is good. tle low tub of water in staff. They need no chimney. Therefore, they need no expensive flue cancer, says experimental therapy Using mice cells has safety habits at an early age so they will consider it an Within seconds, you’ll begin to take the chill out of a damp put the disease in total remission and he feels great. important practice of everyday life. day In Danbury or a cold night in New Ijondon. installation. This allows you to pick them up and carry it to where "My doctors looked at me and said, ‘It’s incredible,” ’ First lady's taste shocks Miss Lillian OF MANCNESTEII Greiner also said: A Kero-Sun portable heater will warm a family room in you need warmth most. • As a parent, you should practice what you preach. said Phillip L Karr. 67, who is retired. CALDOR SHOPPINB PUZA Farmington or a living room in Litchfield. You can put one in your Doctors declined comment on the case until the latest Set a good safety example for your children. If they see When it comes to safety, Kero-Sim is known in the NEW YORK (UPI) - shocked when she saw the me,” she said. “I wanted basement or bedroom. You can bring a Kero-Sun portable heater to results of the experimental therapy are published in Lillian Carter doesn’t think condition of the White him o u t... My whole fami OPEN M0N.-FRI. 10-0 you acting in an unsafe manner, it will only undermine right circles. medical journals. However, they gave Karr approval to much of First Lady Nancy House, Miss Lillian ly had been split wide open S A T . 10-0 your efforts to teach them the rules of accident preven- your place of business. There’s even a Kero-Sun portable heater All Kero-Sun models are safety-engineered and I'.L. listed. discuss his treatment and did not dispute his claims. Reagan’s tastes. replied: “I was shocked from Jimmy being tion. • Correct your child’s unsafe behavior immediately. you can cook on at your cabin. One advanced feature is an automatic Karr said in a telephone interview from his Santa Bar In an interview in the Oc when I saw Mrs. Reagan! I president!” NOW OPEN Any delay will only make your child think his or her ac A Kero-Sun portable heater will warm you * shut-off device. More details and specifications bara, Calif., home doctors at Stanford University tober issue of McCall’s wonder what kind of taste Discussing her years in 8UN0AY8 12-B Medical Center found "no evidence” of the cancer that magazine. Miss Lillian she has? Hollywood kind of the White House, Miss tion really was not so unsafe after all. all over. . can be found in our FREE brochure. had ravaged his body since it was diagnosed five years said life in the White House taste, I suppose.” Lillian confessed she had • Elncourage your child to read instruction manuals, With 8 models to choose from, there’s a ago labels and other safety information. Here’s "wiiere the sawings hit home.. with her son, former Presi Miss Lillian said she was enjoyed meeting charming Him your thermosut down and let a Kero- Kero-Sun portable heater for your specific needs. An outpatient since his experimental therapy ended in dent Jimmy Carter, wasn’t not disappointed by her men like Egyptian Presi • Don’t give your child a job beyond his or her Ask the dealer nearest you for a demonstration June, Karr said he now returns to Stanford once a month all that exciting. son’s loss to President dent Anwar Sadat ("my capabilities. For example, operating farm machinery Sun portable heater take over. It’s an excellent should be reserved for well-develop^, responsible teen today. for examinations and has been declared free of any Res'ponding to reports Reagan last November. favorite” ) and Johnny Car- supplement to your central heating system. K E R 0 5 U N signs of the disease. that Nancy Reagan was “ It wasn’t a blow to son. agers. Younger children can be given farm or home From $169.95* $12.99 duties suitable to their abilities. There’s no need to fire up your’fumace or The new treatment involves antibodies created, in •Dealer prices may vary. part, from the cells of mice. Karr said it restored him • Ask your child to inspect periodically the home or woodstove. Besides, the average system is often' from a state of "weakened, general malaise” to the reg. *32.00 farm for hazards and conditions that could result in in no more than 45%—65% efficient. A high state of health he once knew. jury, illness or fire. PORTABLE HEATERS The therapy, a Stanford Medical Center spokesman • Encourage your child to become involved in 4-H or Because you don't have money to burn. said, involves the creation of an antibody through the Future Farmers of America safety activities. Informa combining of cells from Karr’s immune system with tion on the 4-H safety program can be obtained by cells from the spleens of mice. The combination creates writing to the 4-H agent at the county Cooperative NEWSPAPER Fisherman EhRension Service office. a cell that produces an antibody that was injected into Karr’s body. The National Safety Council also has a program to in ASHFORD Antibodies created this way are called monoclonal an volve youths in safety at an early age. For more infor Pipe Dream Stove Shop. Inc. tibodies. mation write: Child Safe^ Oub, NaUonal Safety Coun RI.44 487-1577 Knit Sweaters cil, 444 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, HI. 60611. MANCHESTER The first successful production of such antibodies was Conyers Hardware achieved in 1975 by two scientists in England. But until 63Tollaiid Tpk. 646-5707 the Stanford experiment involving Karr and five other Son Rich Sales patients, it was presumed only human monoclonal an Lovely crew neck with cable Support group to meet 527 Main St. 643-2463 tibodies could be useful in therapy, and those have not been developed because of the difficulty of handling stitching In 100»/o acrylic. People with a family member or close friend suf human cells. fering from Alzheimer’s Disease, a devastating brain disorder characterized by progressive memory loss, are Doctors did not discuss the other cases, other than to Off white. Machine washable. say their progress was “encouraging.” invited’to the A ^ elm er Support Group on Sept. M at Karr’s treatment of three or four infusions of an- 7:30 p.m. at the Lams Center, Avery Heights, 7Q5A New Britain Ave., Hartford. Distributed In Connecticut by Cobble Mountain Supply, Cheshire. 1-800-992-3612 ^tibodies took pnly;a month, and side effects were limited Sizes S, M, & L a “slight f ^ ^ ” during the infusions, he said, Co-sponsored by the Lams Center and the Mrtital arr had previously undergone -chemotherapy, Health Association, the support group provides a chance pla'lsma pheresis — an exchange of one's blood serum for Starts September 28,1981 to share information and mutual support. the \erum of another person — and experimental in- MONDAY-PRIDAY 10-t SATURDAY 10-S ' For more information call the Mental Health Assoda- ;on treatment. ______SUNDAY ia-S______Uon at 333-1601. TH E HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 17, 1 9 8 1 -1 7 16 — T H E H ERALD . Thurs., Sept. 17, 1981 M o m spoiling for fight with ‘devoted' Broadway season Thursday TV
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ER-IF Tlf WHflLK m X Fire departments, police coordinated B U a T E M tf. THEY’BE -THEY’RE TRYIN6 TRYIN’ r /f/r US, SH00TIN6 TO BURY US UNPER ' Astro-graph HHY(WETHeYfl»«» THEMINTD mM M M CHEf I Crossword THOSE HARFCOHS AT THEICESTO US, MAM?.' / B M f US, CAPMCORN (Oao. 22-Jen. 19) ANNIE.'. Tolland Dispatch Center handles emergencies < $ bu r You’re hicky today In dealings ACROSS 42 Chap Answer to Previous Puzzle with parsons with whom you 44 You (Fr.) ^Birthday are social pals. One could be I Fortunai 45 Son-in-law of aUULlBLlULjlJ Instrumental In advancing your S Doorclaip Mohammed D n C l l Q present goal or ambition. 9 Macabre 46 Debtor's note h e i d I ’:?] By Richard Cody "The Hartford dispatch,” Smith the dispatcher where the fire was, t iptm bw It, 1M1 AOUAmus (Jan. 2IFFab. 19) u n n r u j said, “couldn’t handle the coordina Today Is the right time to put I I More knowing 47 Wine barrel Herald Reporter . and what it looked like. It you have prepared youraeH 12 Voice box □I3QC1 □ □ wet, you’ll be given an excep Into action those carefully laid 48 Abuse Ajpio n O E l Q f l G tion. We were the only ones who Since it was a structure fire, the 13 Optic 51 Hidden What happens in the five to 10 could handle it. That’s the whole tional opportuoHy In the year plans on which you’ve worked D O D D n three closest department were told lollowing your birthday. It will . so long. Your early morning applicator 54 Facial feature □ D n ia Q minutes between the time you call idea of mutual aid,” applied to a through their tone boxes to respond. do a great deal to lattan your fears will give way to convic 16 Actrau Gabor ( B B D D G D the emergency number and the time real situation. Each department is assigned a bank account. tions. 16 Lumbarman’i 55 iu m outward n a a n o D a fire or rescue crew arrives on the The center can also dispatch the tone, and each member usually has VnOO (Aug. 23-SapL 22) PUCES (Feb. 204lareh 20) tool 56 Chaw Q B G D E I bItIA scene to sec what is up? Tolland County Diving Squad, in the Although many may think It’s Your mental abilities are 18 Compati 57 Cushy V. a "beeper” on his belt, or a larger only lucky Instinct guiding your attuned today to things affect Motley’s Craw — Templeton & Forman point O l l D D a D Whom do you talk to anyway? event of a drowning or if someone tone box at home, which by radio auccasalul endeavors today, ing your work or finances. With 19 Receive DOWN □ ■ □ o o n Someone at your town's fire falls through ice. you’t know It Is a' backlog ol a intle effort you might come F 7 ~ 20 In between can be signaled. Smith said this is T 14 Writes 36 Musical pair department ’ Well, if you were a hard-earned knowledge, nnd up with Ideas to make or save w h o 's h e s e l l s SOMETHlMlS WOULD WHAODAVATAKE ..LAST WEEK I 21 Lion’i home 1 Firmament “Within 10 to 15 minutes,” he said, the primary method of contacting’ out more ot what Ilea ahead lor you dollars. 17 12, Roman volunteer holding down a full-time we’ll have divers on the scene,” all THIS CALLED «?££>» SCOK YOU BE M EF0 I?,A 80U6HT lAHKY'S BOOK 22 Big name in 2 Charge with 38 Aquatic firefighters; once they hear their, In the year lollowing your AMES (March 21-Apri 19) SUY, OP KH0WISD6E. 1MIBI2ESTED golf gas 23 Egyphan deity mammale job. would you sit up third shift in birthday by sending lor your There Is nothing like getting SUCKER? BESIDES, OF KUOWLEPBE/ 24*rifla equipped with underwater gear. tone, they dial the dispatcher, who AAIKE z 25 Malady 3 Lever 39 Parith anticipation of one or two or no copy of Astro-Graph. Mall $1 . together with otd, solid Mends VMHeioouvs. 28 Extremity 4 Transgreea 26 Early stringed THE CENTER IS 95 percent tells them what is up. The siren iS' for each to Astro-Graph, Box after a hectic weak. Today, the 40 Intimation emergency calls for nothing but per only used nowadays as a back up' 30 Tajgat center 5 Fodder instrument funded by the state, and with Presi 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. warmth of their commradaship 27 German 43 Chriitinat sonal gratitude" will be comforting. 31 Painhng 6 Grow old tool for alerting firemen, and at 10019. Be sura to specify birth y ' negahve 49 Our country dent Reagan’s tax cut plan, the date. TAURUS (A |^ 20-4«ay 20) medium 7 Withdraw Or have you ever wondered how night during “quiet hours” — U- 32 Three (prefix) from 29 Mournful the county's fire departments are center’s administration, which con L M U (Sept 21-OcL 21) Your You’ll prefer and enjoy the soll- (abbr.) sists of fire chiefs from area towns, p.m. to 6 a.m. — the siren is not- Initiative and know-how Is tuda of your own home today, 33 Frightened associahon speechei 50 Baste coordinated if. for instance, there 37 Tennyson 8 Cuts off 33 Perfume is feeling the pinch. blown at all. Inspirational to those with working on a project which can 52 Salutation are two major crises in neighboring «4)om you share a common enhance your lot In Ufa. hero 10 Quiz quanhfy "Everywhere state money is get 53 Japansu towns one night’’ When Andover, Bolton and north' intarast. You’ll show them that GEM M (May 21-Juno 20) Your 41 Japanese 11 Spore 34 III ting harder and harder to get,” even the most dHlicult prob optimism Is well-founded currency beverage Take a hypothetical major fire, Coventry were alerted to the fire" 12 Walking limbs 35 Accord Smith said, though adding that he and on their way, the dispatcher lems can be overcome. , since you first set a for e.xample. example. Others want to saw no immediate financial SCORPtO (Oct 244I0V. 22) IOIWINCM c o v TiMm—M.T.—M l —A IM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 The Bolton Lake House is burning notified Columbia to bring a tanker' You may not know how you are V In yo ur footsteps problem. 5 to the Andover fire house and stand going to accomplish a major because th«v witnass your brilliantly one night, and the Bolton 9 10 The center, which has five full goal today, but you know you 11 fire department cannot handle it by; south Coventry moved to north.' time dispatchers and three part- Coventry and Hebron moved to.? wM. This determination Is the CANCER (June 21-Jufy 22) Winnie Winkie — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. alone secret key to your success. Yesterday’s mistakes were 12 timers, handled more than 9,000 Bolton. 13 14 Without Bolton's calling anyone, •AGITTAMUS (Nov. 21-Ose. good lessons. You can profit J calls last year, a number that will 21) Those with whom you’re from what you have learned. Andover and and north Coventry fire So when the dispatcher found out' AiARINKA,HOW/MQf’ AND STOP PUYINS IS .. 17 18 probably exceed 10,000 this year, he the market had blown up, the? Involved today are quite for Today’s conditions may give departments arrive. tunate to have you around. you ample opportunity. YOU XALKOFCONTBACTS nOEOiCE/mtfT/M- ■ said. engines in Bolton and Andover were The three crews battle the fire, What assms to have everyone LEO (July ^Aug. 22) You J K . S . WHEN A YOtlNS S A L E f THE ROLE 19 20 21 Herald photo by Cody The dispatch does accept calls for dispatched to the explosion along* might gal off on the wrorig foot and almost have it under control else buffaloed Is basic knowl LAPy'S COeSN'T BECOME today, but your strong desire to E/AB IS AT 1 relatively minor incidents, but with south Coventry. edge for you. 22 23 when the Andover shopping center HERE? YOU, m V E M U 26 27 Chief Dispatcher Thomas M. Smith mans the Aid Dispatch Center, the rhost elaborate sta whether they are answered or not These departments were then succeed and your willingness blows up, setting two acres ablaze to give all that It takas nulllfiea 1 switchboarcl at the Tolland County Mutual and endangering several homes on a tion of its kind in the state. depends upon the individual depart backed up by surrounding towns, any earlier mistakes. 28 29 30 nearby road. ment serving the area. which stood by. (NEWSPAPEH ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ■ A cat in a tree is a familiar exam 31 32 Columbia. Hebron and South Enter the Tolland Mutual Aid dispatch equipment and is the most bulance’s radio up to phones at the ple, he said, but only some The system. Smith said, can' Coventry are there in minutes Dispatch Center. elaborate system in the state. nearest hospital, so the hospital 1 departments still rescue them. "We spread out across many towns to ! 33 34 35 36 38 39 40 .And all this is accomplished On Route 195 in Tolland sits a Besides dispatching the fire and staff can communicate with the am cover any crisis, either by contac without one person waking up from small building, and if you were and police departments, along with dispatch,” he,stressed. “But by no Bridge 1 bulance crew and be fully prepared way do we dictate to them (fire ting the fire departments 41 42 a siren. looking for a dispatch center that 10 ambulances, the center hooks into when the patient arrives at the themselves or, if a department is- .you know covers 19 towns' fire departments) what to do.” 1 security alarms in various banks 1 The reponse described above real emergency entrance. needed that lies out of the jurisdic-._ 45 46 ly is a likely series of actions by the departments, two police and stores, and about 100 homes. He said the center has received It': I Take the best chance The center is also connected with calls ranging from bats in a house to tion of the Tolland dispatch, by* 11 several fire departments. departments and is a back-up for the The, system can handle up to 1,000 civil defense headquarters, in case kids having their hands stuck in a notifying the appropriate dispatch 48 49 50 51 52 S3 How would it have been coor Department of Environmental home security devices, Smith said. of a plane crash or enemy attack. clubs, but South was looking Prisciiia's Pop — Ed Sullivan mailbox. center, which will send the , at that card. dinated" Surely the .Andover depart Protection, you would probably WHEV THESE go off, he said, In perhaps the largest and most necessary equipment. 54 55 ment members could not have con drive by it several times looking for In any event South decid the dispatcher (there is someone recent disaster in the state, the tor BUT HOW was that imaginary “That’s the beauty of the whole ed that ne would go past the r WANT TO BECrWE *& A BOV, BRANT WAS TH EN HE S&W HIS TO CARVE a much larger and more NORTH 9I7II TO 56 tacted the other departments quick there 24 hours a day) immediately nado that hit South Windsor about fire and explosion handled that mutual aid sytstem,” he said. “Most game level ana tud five AN ACTOR LIKE MV RMNFUU.V SHV TIANR F IR S T PLAV, AND HE A LASTING MEET 57 sophisticated looking structure. ♦ ASS . ITOL, BRANT BRASH.' IT ly enough to cover the explosion, notifies the police department two years ago, the Tolland center night? people think there’s someone sitting VAQ7J cIbtM. North showed his ace unfulfilled . KNEW THAT’S WHERE MDNUAAEMT CHICKS. of hearts and South closed since they were not there. But still, But the size is deceiving, says dis nearest to the call. handled all emergency crews, in When the Bolton Lake House there in their town’s department. ♦ AJ75 / H E H A P T O B I IN PRAAAA? (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | the bidding at six spades. the emergency would have been patch Chief Thomas M. Smith, for In the event of medical call, the dicating the little building’s poten began burning, one person called the It’s natural for people to think v : the building has the most advanced West opened toe 10 of covered within moments. center is equipped to to hook the am- tial. dispatch number, 872-7333, and told that.” WEST EAST trumps and it was up to ♦ 1098 ♦ J l South to plan the whole play. ♦ J654 VKSl If everything went well he CELEBRITY CIPHER ♦ Q] ♦KlOfif] Cstsbrity CIphar cryptograms ara crest ad from (yuotatlona by t^rtoue peopt*. past could draw trumps, run and praaant. Each tattar In ths ctphar stands tor arwthsf. Today's Okjac WeguelaK. ♦ J9SS ♦107 clubs with the suit nreaklng SOUTH $-3, take a heart finesse and Ac/vnayts Region Highligi Grant jailed to 2050 ♦ KQ743 make seven. But South ’VOO'RC A “MTKMJT LTEUTA ZKKWB DK ♦ 10 9 wasn't living in a dream &OOOXVUH ♦ 8 world. He OMlded to play CkUSHSKHW CYBBYFT DITUL TFKB. U DIUOW VERNON — Kenneth E. Grant, a minimum term for attempted the two bandits following the June 18 ♦AK842 for fairly normal breaks, to convict who pulled off bank murder of a Florida policeman. He robbery of the Andover branch of Vulnerable: Neither reserve all options and Town ignores order Profs affirm reject therefore he just couldn’t BTLUKPB JUDTLYLQ NLUDUNUBC robberies in Andover and F ar had been transferr^ to Somers the Savings Bank of Manchester. Dealer North GLASTONBl'RY — Biding by an opinion given by afford to start by drawing Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence STORRS — University of Connecticut, - ' . mington. has been sent back to from Florida under an interstate After making off with less than' West North E u t SoBtk three rounds of trumps. U B E T L Q LYLT.” — lYLKJV Town Allorncy Harvey Katz, the town's Housing prison compact. INT P a u 34 have affirmed their union's recommendation Somers State Prison, from which he $10,000, the pair stole a police South won the first trick IT'LL BE P u t 44 P a a 54 with dummy's ace of .Authority is ignoring a state-ordered rent increa.4e reject the Rest contract offered from the school ad escaped May 27, to serve terms William A. Musheno, G rant’s cruiser from Alton’s resident state M N6ER0U9. LKZZUOB lor clde-rly tenants. alleged accomplice in both P u s 5? Pass 6 4 trumps, played the queen of ministration. there until at least the year 2050. trooper at gunpoint, then kidnapped i P u b P u s P a n The state-proposed rent structure was supposed robberies, died after being shot in clubs aiid a club to his ace. PREVIOUS SOLUT10N:“ Ufe is a bunch of peaks and valleys. If Members of the American Association of Univer The 37-year-old Elast Hartford a Manchester resident while making Then, he could afford you can weather your valleys, then your peaks are that much to be implemented on Oct. 1 Basically, it provides native was given a 25- to 40-year the head by a police officer off with his car and abandoning the more pleasant.’’ — Smokey Robinson sity Professors voted 283-13 Wednesdy to reject the Opening lead: ♦ lO anothtf trump lead and that tenants earning more than $4,500 a year would offer that included pay raises of 14.25 percent over sentence Wednesday for various following the robbery of the Far cruiser, police said. played his king. Next came a 003 pay 25 percent of their income in rent Tenants with three years and increases in a merit pay pool. robbery, larceny, kidnapping and mington Savings Bank in July. Police had scoured all of Connec low club. West had to follow. less than $4,500 in annual income would be charged Confract negotiations have been under way for assualt charges. He had pleaded no Grant was apprehended minutes ticut and part of Massachusetts and South ruffed in dummy, according to the current flat-rate system, which after the robbery when his get-away played ace and a small dia eignt months between the administration and the un contest to the nine felony counts. Rhode Island for the pair for about BjrOlwaUIJacsby mond to ruff back to his sets rents at an average of $90 in state-subsidized ion, which represents 1.500 professors, reserchers He will begin serving the term in car was rammed by a police cruiser. one month before the Farmington aaAAIaaSeaUg hand, drew the last trump housing units for the elderly. and coaches. the year 2025, when he finishes a State Police began searching for incident. and made his slam in spite Instead of the policy set by the state, the local About one-third of the union members have signed North's four-dlaniond bid of the heart finesse being off showed spade support, the authorities approved a flat, 100 percent rent in pledges to join a protest boycott, a weekend convoc- and clube not breaking 3-3. Peanuts — Charles Schulz crease for the tenants in 100 units of stste- ace of diamonds and a rnaxi- Note that South had given tion marking the end of UConn's Centennial mnm or near maximum himself the best cbance and subsidized housing for the elderly. Celebration. Girl Scouts begin season notmmp with slam interest had needed to do so. YOU HAVE A SLIVER, I HOPE 'f'OU'RE NOT The housing authority contends the extra money Peter Halverson, union president, said the faculty It also denied the ace of (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) the proposed increase would generate won't be Ailoy Oop — Dave Graue TOO? LET ME SEE... ASBI6 AC0UIARPA5 will, instead, conduct a "silent, non-boisterous, MY STUPIP BR0THER„. needed for operating income. decorous-in-every-way-respect able, counter- BOLTON — The scouting Carpenter at 646-7788 or by scout. This includes the greatest percentage of T homelife, arts and crafts, TH BI Y O J1 R E .W BUT I PONT OOITE 11 WAS COMING TO ...I LEARNB) THE NAME I AHH! NOW ACOUNTESS processional' outside the convoction location. year for the five Girl Scout attending one of the scout age girls in town in Bug* Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffell I OF ROYAL/■ N s e E HOW WE CAN y THAT, DOCTOR! YOU OFAN ANCKtOR WHO I I'M BEGIN 'WHO Y MARIA TEFES, troops in town is now under meetings. community and out-of- volved in scouting. 1 BLOOD? ( YES! ) ASSIST YtXJ, WHILE SEARCH- POSSESSED THE FORMULA'S NIN6 TO WAS WHO UVB> way. Service unit MSnager The junior troop, con doors activities. Bolton has i p a t DR.TEPE3... /^INS THROUGH MV CXX> FOR THE POttON I N E H t-S SEE! IT? / IN THE ISTH in fety ouiETy wABsrns UP RAMILY DOOJMBJTS... CENTUKYl Wells are polluted Noreen B. Carpenter an sisting of students from earned an award for having ID SOMETMIN6 . nounced that the season Grades 4 through 6, meets HEBRON — Letters have been sent to 17 Tenants want pets will run until April 27. Mondays at 6:15 p.m. at St. property owners whose well water failed state stand- Any girls interested in Maurice Parish Center, dards. advising them to have the wells retested GL.'.Ci' •NBUR'Y - Tenants at Welles Village, the joining either the Brownies and Thursdays after school The findings came as the result of a water pollu-. town's low-income housing project, reacted with or the Girl Scouts can do so at the elementary school. HOLOREAL, Pa tion study in town. Alan R. Wengell, project outrage Wednesday at the prospect of having to get by contacting Mrs. The brownie troop, irs WHAT pip p r e M n t e h i s 7 t h / STILL NOW eoHNA! YOU SAY manager lor Hayden, Harding and Buchanan of East rid of their pets Before moving into renovated members Grades 2 and 3, ths Leuksmia Society I Hartford, said if the wells fail the test again, faulty housing units. meets ; Tuesday and WHILE I.. HURT .THAT FOR? septic systems could be the cause Tenants were told in January 1980 that they would Lunch price Thursday after school at Saturday- w “IT Wengell said in most cases it would be just a case have to get rid of their pets when the rehabilitation the elementary school. of chlorinating the system to correct the problem program got under wav. Housing Authoritv of is 80 cents The cadette troop meets Manchester Community Y Wengell said although there arc isolated ca.ses of ficials said the decision apparently was forgotten by at the Herrick Park Frank and Ernset — Bob Thaves concern, there arc no major water contamination most tenants until they were reminded of it again Building after school. BOLTON — Elementary M^JUSTBEINS TM NOT 601NS TO SEND &MER problems in town. earlier this month. and center school lunch Scouting is an organinza- tion for 'girls that involves TRICKIEBTHAN A POST CARO FROM HAWAI’ The Stale Department of Environmental Protec With so much furor caused by the tenants, at the program Manager Alida [ P ^ I^ IL IE the total well-being of the HE VkONTMISSME. T H i r d i s c i ?i m >n a t g d tion ordered the town study after the agency in meeting Wednesday night, the authority has Weigle announced that hot USUAL. decided to reconsider its decision spected number ot residental septic systems in the lunches this year will cost ACiA 1ISI5T m e J u 5T northwestern and central sections and the Amsion 80 cents. M Y Lake area and found 102 questionable systems The Each day offers a fS c A U S t Our Boarding tiouse — Carroll & McCormick study revealed a total of 85 ca.ses of septic system R e ggie sau s different entree, except FIN6 EgPffiNT$ WERE failure. Boucino back in court Thurday, which is pizza day. Students have the op piFFEReisrr F r o m VE6, THIS IJ 1 /^ORPIN^ILV I P(3NT PUBUCIZE MVJ HARTFORD - Steven Boucino. 41, ol Naugatuck, MAJOR tion of ordering hot dogs or E v PRYR o d Y E c S C tJ. MAJOR ^ VCTK IN THE NATIONAL r — ^ Repair costs high was free on 1 $75,000 bond and was awaiting trial . hamburgers each day. o n s AkVJSBiHUOPLE, MEDIA 0EF(3RE IVE last month when he allegedly shot a city man in a Children from families "DRIU6 R7RMERLV OX w»aj' R.17 SOUTH WINDSOR - Repairs at Veteran car at a traffic light, state prosecutors say. whose income is at or 0 ^ SENERAL ■ Memorial Park are expected to cost more than $395.- Boucino appeared in Superior Court Wednesdy on below federal guidelines MAcAKTHURiS 000, according to figures submitted recently to the murder charge stemming from the Aug. 3 slaying are eligible for free or STAFF. NOW '■v\V' The Born Loser — Art Sansom ' A NOTED Town Council by Town Manager Richard’ Sartor. ol George McNeil, 23, of Hartford. His case was con-, reduced price meals. SCIENTIST The work will include much-needed repairs to the tinned to Oct. 6 and his bond remained at $200,000. Forms with the criteria for Kit ‘w* Cwriwiw — I nrrv W rinht AND half-acre pool at the park, construction of a new State's Attorney John Bailey said Boucino had eligibility were sent home iFtrm yispT p a i n t e r ,' pavilion and other site improvements posted a $50,000 bond to be released from jail on with each child the first 1H0 KiTKN'5 m i £ C 0 K HAVgA£)Qt3Ee... The town received a $162,500 federal grant last charges stemming from a Cheshire bank robbery week of school, and more war-end ciearancai month to apply toward the cost of repairs. In current and a $25,000 bond for a narcotics charge in Water- can be obtained from the liteYe (tiill be-tiincsw K cA iM O WOK budget the town has allocated $300,000 for the capital bury. He was awaiting trial .on both counts. Boucino school office. OT Kom&Tf\ (iTill ttiartt you-bo leave JUSTUKEIW/ improvements project Town officials hope to get was convicted in 1970 for selling narcotics. For more information, • a lo n e .... the work started before winter sets in. call 643-2411. e o T UConn enrollment up Judge ruling on motion STORRS — Preliminry figures show increased HARTFORD — Superior Court Judge Douglass enrollments at the University of Connecticut’s six WANTED B. Wright plans to rule today on a motion to throw campuses, including the Torrington branch which concord <9-tt out the suit brought by Rep. Thirman Milner, who was threatened with elimination last year. TO BUY nmc concord and some. hMEiS HE TALKS BACK TO was defeated by Mayor George Athanson ip Sept. 8 Undergraduate enrollment at the main campus at WinthroB — Dink Cat/nlii Ol»W>k,Rb.Tltl^4LSPqRHI6 20 - THE HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 17. 1981 THE HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 17, 1981 - 21 Sonar methods A b o u t Tow n C lassified fA,.: St. Margaret’s Circle BUSINESS / will save lives St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will have RICHMOND, Va. (U P D -T h e birth of developed that capacity within the past a military whist at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Knights of Emily Pinion hung by a thread and the year — and the first time it’s been Columbus downstairs hall. needle that pulled her through was treated,” Ms. Redwine said. The whist is open to members and guests. Those guided by a radical new application of Doctors drew about 175 cubic cen i .f", attending are asked to use the front door. UTC picks Wegner sonar techniques originally developed to timeters of fluid from the collapsed right . ' ■ / ; . ' :■ ■ ' , v : : ’ w ' . ■ ' ...... M,I, H ...... -■,I,-., L . , „ | , I I„ ...... 22 - THE HERALD, Thurs.. Sept. 17, 1981 -HUM MHIEimSINQ ADVERTISMG DEilKME C lassified MTES Minimum Charge 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sportlrig Goods TAG SALE SIGNS W9 T.}£ps EMPLOYMENT 5ft— Misc for Rent $2.10Jfir one day 12-.00 nooB the day 24— Lots-Land lor Sale 36— Flooring ‘ 47— Garden Products S9.-HotiWf/Apts. 16 Shire Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to an 1— Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted •t^lnvestment Property 37— MovIng.Trucking.Storage48— Antiques before publication. 38— Services Wanted 2— Personals 14— BusrneM Opportunities 26— Busine^^ Property 49— Winted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD nounce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, 3*-Announcements ' 15— Siluaiioft Wanted 27— Resort Property Deadline for Saturday is 4 — Entertainment 28— Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for Sale 1 0 AY"...... 14q: 12 noon Friday; Mon S— Auctions MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS______you’ll receive TWO TAG SALE SIGNS FREE, compliments of The Herald. 62— Trucks for Sale FREE EDUCATION 3 DAYS ...... 13e day's deadline is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments lor Rent 64— MotorcycleS'Bicycles 6 DAYS ...... 12c Friday. 19— Schools-Ciasaes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Honnes for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers.Moblte Phone 643-2711 8— Bonds-Slochs-Morigages20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting.Papering 43— Pets-Birps-Oogs 55— Officea-Stores for Rent Homes 26 DAyS...... Ilq; 9— Personal Loans * 33— Buitding.Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Properly tor Rent 66— Automotive Service HAPPY ADS $3.00 PER INCH CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER to— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing.Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos tor Rent.Lease •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Apartments,tor Bent S3 Wanted to Rent 57 Help Wented 13 Help Wented 13 Building Contracting 33 TAG SALES Motorcyclea-BIcyclaa 64 •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• □ BUSINESS •••••••••••••••••••••••a MANCHESTER Area - 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent FLORAL DESIGNER - ACCOUNTS and SERVICES ELECTRICAL SERVICES FREE - Happy Kittens - to SILVER LANE - Air, RECEIVABLE CLERK - TAG SALE - Saturday interested CAT PEOPLE, carpeting, dish washer, Working brother and sister condition, asking $1100. experience preferred, but - We do all types of Elec looking for two bedroom 8900 miles. Call 5 2 8 ^ 9 . not required. Hours flexi Candidate must keep pace; trical Work! Licens^. Call September 19th St Sunday tw blond, one tabby appliances, laundry St ®anrh?filfr heavy telephone contact Senrleaa Ottered 31 September 20th, 94, Ifi colored, still blue-eyed, 8 more. Now $310. 236-5646. apartment. Reasonable ble, full or part time possi after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. rent, heat, hot water, KZ400 Deluxe 1978 ble. Telephone 643-8455. with customers relating to West Vernon Street. Fur week old house broken Locators. Fee. billing and delinquent ac BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - niture, clothing, males. Telephone 649-5618 ------appUances. Telephone KAWASAKI, fairing, Concrete. (;himney Heating-Plumbing 35 housewares & misc. afternoons and evenings. EAST HARTFORD - after 6 p.m. 228-3987. baggage-rack, saddle bags, DENTAL ASSISTANT - counts. Must work in low mileage. $1350. 688- 'Your Community Newspaper* full time position. Modem dependently and have some R epairs. “ No Job Too Spacious two bedroom Small.” Call 644-8356 for SCHALLER PLUMBING TAG SALE - 34 E Channlng Musical Inalrumanta 44 home, modern kitchen, QUIET, RESPONSIBLE, 6201 Ask for Andrea. office, progressive knowledge of CRT entjTr, HEATING — Water pump lu rrie d couple with 6Vk philosophy, cnalr-side but will train promising estimates. Dr., Manchester. Saturday children welcome, $350. specialists. Also, 94. SIX PIECE LUDWIG 236-5646. Locators, t'ee. month old son need two 1974 YAMAHA TX 500 - experience preferable. person. Call Mrs. Enders remodeling service or bedroom apartment in Good condition. New rear Please send hand written at 525-1125 for appoint DRUM SET - Walnut, in------repairs. Free estimates. CONSOLIDATING TWO eludes cymbals. Call 647- MANCHESTER - One pleasant surroundings. tire. $595. Call 295-9123 13 resume to Box 145, Bolton, ment. 649-4266. Telephone 875-9408. ou re after 5:00 p.m. PLEASE READ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted CT 06040. HOUSEHOLDS - Andersen 8235 or 6494737. , bedrdom condo. Available CLEANING PERSON M&M P&H, Manchester windows. Thermal pane ------Immediately. $325 plus PA RT TIM E evenings part time, only 649-2871. Small repairs, Household Qooda 40 picture window, 17 ft. PIANO - Wurlitzer Spinet, utilities. Telephone 646- Homea-Apta. to aharo 58 YOUR AD COUNTRY OFFICE remodeling, heating, Excellent condition. Must 6973. ClattlllMl adt ara lakan SALESPERSON to sell SECURITY requires reliable, perma experienced, neat, ef Kayak/sail rig, $ ^ firm. that’s baths, kitchens and water USED sell. 486-3766 days, 429-5365 ------ROOMMATE WANTED - Newspaper Subscriptions. nent, full tim e clerk. ficient need apply. 643- 17 Marion Drive, 1979 YAMAHA 1100 ovar ttw phona aa a con- Go door-to-door with our OFFICERS heaters. Free estimates! REFRIGERATORS, Manchester. September evenings. DOWNTOWN MAIN Nonsmoking female, share eokinq 5747. vanlanca. Tha Harald la Interesting and varied Bolton duplex. Carpeted SPECIAL - custom seat, news carriers four procedures, "^ing essen WASHERS, RANGES - 19th and 20th, 9-5. ------STREET - Extra large 2% custom paint, asking $2,- raapanalbla tar aniy ana In- , evenings a week, Monday Full time employment, all CA M Tree Service, Free Clean, Guaranteed. Parts FOR SALE - BUNDY room efficiency. Complete room, ktichen, laundry tial. Congenial, informal PART TIME - Work at estimates. Discount senior 695. Call 228-4077. A ^ for carract InaarUan and than thru Thursday 5:30 to 8:30. shifts, now available at Choice surroundings. Apply in per home on tne phone ser & Service. Low prices! GARAGE SALE - metal CLARINET (wood) with ly remodeled, heat, facilities, garage, yard. Installations in Manchester. citizens. Company $260. Includes all. Don after 6 p.m. the anIy ta tha alia at tt|p Salary plus bonus. Call son: Pequot Beverages, vicing our customers in B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main secretary’s desk, case. Like new condition, parking. $250. Security and ariginal Inaartlan. Errara Mark Abraitis, Manchester We need responsible, conscien Manchester owned and Street. 643-2171. bookcases, portable fire es Asking $150. Call 228-0314. references. Telephone 64^ Telephone 647-8654. ^ring street Extension, your area. Telephone 456- operated, (jail 646-1327. 1980 KAWASAKI LTD440. wMdi da nat laaaan tha Herald 643-2711. tious personnel. Must have own Glastonbury. 0876 or 528-6631. cape ladder, portable ------1642 after 4 p.m. weekdays. Low mileage, extra yalui at tha advarttaamant phone, car. U.S. Citizen, clean CONTEMPORARY stereos, dog travel cage, HAMMOND ORGAN ------— Autos For Bala 61 police record and be 18 or UGHT TRUCKING - Fen FURNITURE available at accessories. Also, helmet. arlH nat ba carractad by an HELP WANTED FULL MEN AND WOMEN to PART TIME GENERAL miscellaneous. Saturday 9- Aurora Spinet with ROCKVILLE - Available $1900. Telephone 649-6058. AND PART TIME - Clerk- older. cing. Attics, cellars, gar wholesale prices. Custom 4. 35 Lakewood Circle automatic accompani- October 1st in nice 1971 T-BIRD - 54,000 power additional Inaardon. work on farm. Full or part Kitchen duties, 10 hours Interviews being conducted ages cleaned. All types an d standard sizes Cashier needed second and time. Telephone 644-1454 per week. Varied hours. Soiith, Manchester. ment, presets, draw bars, neighborhood. Three room original miles. Excellent 1976 SUZUKI 250 - Red, low third shift. Apply in person Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m.-5 trash, brush removed. available. Visit our factory auto vari 64. New condi- apartment. Heat, stove and running, body, and in fflniirbpslrr after 7 p.m. Apply in person. Tommy’s Picket, Split Rail, mileage, very clean, sissy Monday thru Friday, 9 p.m., Saturday. 9 a.m. • 12 noon Pizzaria, 267 Elast Center showroom Monday - Satur MULTI-TAG SALE. tion. Telephone 649-3893. refrigerator. No pets. No terior. Full power. bar with seat. Asking $700. a m. - 3 p.m. 7-Eleven and.evenings by appointment. Stockade Fences installed. day 9-5 p.m. Andre Fur September 19th St 20th. 10- ••••••(••••••••••••a*... children. $350 security. Negotiable. Serious only - SNACK BAR PERSON Street, Manchester. 528-0670. Telephone 643-2509. H r r a l b Store, 513 Center Street, over 18. Local community niture Industries, 125 4. Depression glass. Oak, Antiques 48 $230 monthly rent. 6^10W. Matt 646-3409. of Manchester. Edwin Rd., South Windsor. Walnut, dried flowers. college, Manchester area. NATURAL COSMETIC LICENSED DAY CARE PINKERTON’S, me. Monday-Friday, Benefits, CO. seeks well groomed in Interesting! 5 Scott Dr., ANTIQUES & AVAILABLE OCTOBER SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, OFFICIAL NOTICE PART TIME 20-24 hours. 630 Oakwood Ave. HOME - Will watch your SIX MONTH OLD Sears Corner of Colonial Rd., COLLECTIBLES - Will 1st, furnished one bedroom TRUCKS. Car Inventory meals, uniforms, dividual to demonstrate in child or infant days. Call TOWN OF Bartender/Short order Waal Hartford, CT hospitalization. Telephone major Manchester & Ver Electric Stove. New $460, Manchester. No early birds purchase outright or sell on condominium. All valued $2143 sold for $1()0. 646-0262. will sell for $225. Call 646- please. commission. House lot or appliances, with pool, MANCHESTER cook. No police record, E.O.E. Linda at 643-0930 between 8 non department stores. Similar bargains available. a 0806 days. NOTICES bondable. Telephone 646- and 4 p.m. Part time positions single piece. 644-8962. sauna St rec room. $350 per Call for information, 602- CONNECTICUT 3171. available. Call between 5 WILL BABYSIT your child ------month plus utilities and 941-80Mi4, Ext. 7816. Phone BOARD OF days in my home, toddlers SOFA - Convertible, queen WANTED - Antique Flir- security deposit. After 4 call refundable. WAREHOUSE WORKER - PAINTER FULL TIME - and 8 for local interview. TAX REVIEW Lost and Found 1 DENTAL ASSISTANT - 4 914-666-4932. 1-4 years. 647-UOl size. Needs reupholstering. nlture. Glass, Pewter, Oil p.m. 643-5911 The Board of Tax Review of the Full time days. Receiving, r oiisition to do interior pain- $50. Telephone 646-85Si3 GIANT TAG SALE - Satur day week, orthodontic of ing.ii Experienced Paintings, or Antique ------1965 CHEVY H for parts. Town of Manchester, Conn, will be shipping, misc. duties. LAWN SRVICE - Fall after 6 p.m. day Sept. 19th 8:30 a.m. 510 Items. R. Harrison. TWO ROOM furnished in session in the Municipal Herald LOST - Vicinity Oak Street fice. Experienced Telephone 646-2924 after 4 Steady work in Hartford. preferred, but not we need part time cleaning Ellington Rd., South Wind- area, large black cat, preferred. Telephone 875- help evenings and clean-ups, thatching, fer Telephone 643-8709. apartment, $52 per week p.m. Ask for Mike. Building, 41 Center Street on the 522-2214. necessary. Excellent tilizing, shrubbery, KITCHEN SET - Apart •«•••*•••*•••••••••••••• includes heat andelectrlci- following day during the month of white under chin, wearing 6246. benefits and working con weekends. Must nave own yellow leather bell collar. trimmed. All needs ment size table and two Wantad to Buy 48 ty. Parking available.. One September. ditions. For further infor transportation. Telephone TAG SALE - Whole bouse, CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe September 25, 1981 ■Answers to "H obie." WANTED - BABYSITTER EXPERIENCED - Mature treated. For reasonable chairs. Almost new. $75. ••••••••••••(••••••••••a person. No pets. Call 646- DeVille - 72,000 miles. sales mrson. Apply in per mation, please contact Mr. 643-4()00. price. Telephone 649-2728. Telephone 649-0450. everything must go from • 7:00 P.M. (Friday) REWAFtD Telephone 643- for occassional sitting in Meighon at 647-9195. CASH FOR YOUR Proper- 7647. Good condition. $2700 or All persons claiming to be Classi son, Marlow’s Inc. 867 living room to bedroom to 9625. my Bolton home. Must be Bualneat Opportunitlea ty. We buy quickly and con------Best offer. Telephone 742- aggrieved by the decision of the Main Street, Manchester. AUTOMOBILE 19 cu. ft. Coldspot chest kitchen to knick knacks, fully experienced in infant HELP WANTED full and fldentially. The Hayes Cor- FOR RENT - Four rooms, 6800 - Keep trying. Assessor of the Town of IMPOUNDED SIMONIZING - will freezer. $150 firm. Call 649- Saturday Sept. 19th, St Sun poratlon. 646-0131. newly painted apartment Manchester concerning Motor care. References required. part time for retail sales BEAUTY SHOP - Rare op day Sept. 20th, 10-6. 619 MANCHESTER - Female, Call 643-5108. ASSEMBLERS AND COIL simonize your car in your 9227. ••(•••(••((••••••••••••a and garage. ELDERLY BANK REPOSESSION - Vehicle Assessments must appear WINDERS - Female and kitchen work. Pasta portunity, good location, West Middle Tunipike. and file their complaint at the Wheels 6 years old, POODLE. driveway. Complete job COUPLE ONLY. No peU, Oievrolet, G-10, panel van, Italiana. Cali for appoint establish^ nusiness. Low meeting or at some adjourned fied preferrred. Finger dexteri with two coats of wax. Apricot color. Tudor Lane. TOOL DESIGNER - ment, 643-7424. price, low. rent. * RENTALS security. Telephone 643- 6-cyIinder, automatic meeting of said Board of Tax 646-4555 Experienced in Air Craft ty necessary. Experience $25.00. References. GIGANTIC GROUP TAG 5797 between 5 and 6 p.m. transmission. Sealed bids not necessary, will train. 4 Manchester. 646-3494, 849- Telephone 643-8653. SALE - Antiques, fur Review. type tools. All company MAID NEEDED - 4742. BRAND NEW apartment niture, glassware, baskets, are invited and will be Dated: September 14, 1981 Announcements 3 paid benefits in an air con day week. 10 hour day, 7- Rooms lor Rant 52 MANCHESTER - One accepted through BOARD OF TAX REVIEW 5:30 apply at Able Coil & Experience not necessary. size SEARS Washing linens, toys, quality ditioned plant. Inter MANCHESTER - Coin bedroom apartment September 18th, 1981. We Harry Deegan, Chairman Electronics, Bolton, Conn. Must be .willing to work Machine. Kitchen hook-up children’s and a d u lt’s CENTRAL LOCATION - available O ctober 1st. $300 029-09 FLEA .MARKET: Every viewing 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. some weekends. Apply Laundry & Dry Cleaner attachment. $50. Telephone clothes, bikes, and crafts. reserve the right to reject Sunday 10-5. Coventry an d y n a m ic METAL free parking, kitchen monthly with heat and hot any bids. Inspection may NURSES AID - 7 a.m. to 3 Connecticut Motor Lodge, Store. Good area. Good B-B UPHOLSTERY. 646-7298. Sept. 18 & 19,9-3,76 Thayer privileges. Security and „ater. Security, no pets, tique center, 1140 Main PRODUCTS Co. Inc., 422 Manchester, 643-1555. lease, reduced to $28,5(X). Custom work. Free es Road, Manchester. be arranged by calling. Legal Notice No.Main Street, p.m. Apply Laurel Manor, references required 643- Telephone 6434976. South Windsor Bank & Street, Coventry. Dealer F.J. Spilecki Realtors, 643- timates. Will pick up and Articles lor Sale 41 2693 for appointment. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS space available. Telephone Manchester, Ct. 646-4048. 91 Chestnut Street, 2121 Trust Co. 1033 John Fitch Manchester. EXECUTIVE SALES . deliver. Please calf 646- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa HomSS for Rent 54 Town of Monchealer, Connecticut 742-9698. SECRHARY 2161. LOAM SALE - Delivering 5 Blvd., South Windsor, 289- CASHIERS - Part time and Apartments lor Rant 53 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 6061. (Owner) PART TIME A very challenging and diver- ya:ards. $60 tax included, Help Wanted 13 SUBSTITUTE s ifi^ position is open im □ REAL ESTATE LICENSED DAY CARE ^ 1nd, gravel. Call 643-9504. GIANT PARISH TAG **!***,V VERNON - Heat included. Sealed bids for the construction of the Globe Hollow Water Treatment CAFETERIA WORKERS. COMPANION'for elderly mediately for a qualified SALE - St. James Church, MANCHESTER - family King s iz ^ three bedroom JE E P - American Motors, Plant and Appurtenant Work, Contract 12, will be received at the office lady. Must have drivers MOTHER will care for sized Five roomer, with basement. Kid’s o.k. RN'S PART TIME, All Apply at School Cafeteria executive sales secretary. yoour child in my home, FOR SALE - Skis AMF 896 Main Street, Thurs. & Station Wagon, 4 Wheel of the Director of General Services. Municipal Building. 41 Center shifts at Student Health license and like to go. 2 or 3 Friendly atmosphere, paid Homes For Sale 23 now. I ^ a to rs Call now. Locators 236-5648 Drive, automatic. Power Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040, until 11:00 A.M.. prevailing time, Office, 45 North School vacation, and many fringe Wi"ashington School area. HEAD SPECTRUM S- Fri., 5-11 p.m.; Sat. 10 Service Physical assess Street, Manchester. 647- days per week including a.m.-ll p.m. “Bargains for 236-5646 (sm. fee) (sm. fee) Steering St Brakes, Very on Tuesday, October 27, 1981 at which time and place said bids will be Sunday. Write benefits. Call Rosalie Bninetti MANCHESTER - RANCH, Telephone 643-4976. 150’s, TYROLIA 250 bin publicly opened and read aloud. ment skills necessary Call 3461. for an interview. dings. New condition, hard Everyone!” Good Condition. $1225. ^ or write to Peg Maloney, qualifications and 643-2487 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, IV2 MANCHESTER - heat in- BOLTON - Carpeted two 0370. Bid security in the form of a bid bond, payable to the Owner, is references. to Box U, c/o ProMuro Blast baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car Painting-Paparing 32 ly used. Boots, caber, bedroom duplex with gar- required in the sum of 5 percent (5%) of the bid. Bid security shall be Director of Nursing, Box DO SOMETHING ABOUT Manufacturing Co., Inc. •••••••••••••••••••••••a women’s size 514. Will sell TAG SALE - Wrights Mill subject to the conditions provided in the Instructions to Bidders. I'-ll, University of Conn. DOING NOTHING. The Herald. garage, large tr e ^ lot. Road, Coventry. Half mile Won t la s t long. $225. age. $ ^ ’s. Locators 23^ 1972 CHEVY IMPALA - 4 The Instructions to Bidders. Form of General Bid. Contract Plans. Manchester. Conn. Near (Community College. PROFESSIONAL as package or seperately, Locators 236-5646 (sm. fee) 5^ (3m. fee) Storrs. Ct 06268 at 468- Become an Avon represen PAINTING - Interior and best offer, also Rug and from North Coventry Fire door, PS/PB, steel radials, Specifications. Performance and Payment Bonds, and other Contract 4700. E.O.E. tative. full time or part SEWING MACHINE Group I-F .J. Spilecki Station. September 19th-2p. one owner, $800. 643-5873. Documents may be examined and obtained at the office of the Director OPERATORS - established Realtors, 643-2121. exterior. Commercial and curtains, ideal for college EAST HARTFORD - EAST HARTFORD - of General Services, Municipal Building, 41 Center Street. Manchester, time. Earn good money BEEF PLANT desires full residential. Free e s room. 289-1326 mornings or 9-3. (Heaned attic, cellar! - r and be your own boss. Call nation-wide pillow and part time people for Deluxe one bedroom. Lots Family sized three 1976 Dodge, Y4 ton utility Connecticut 06040. A deposit of $100.00 in cash or check, made payable to manufacturer has im COVENTRY - High on a timates. Fully insured. 646- 649-0597 after 2 ask for of extras. $175. Locators bedroom house, the Town of Manchester, will be required for each set of Contract Warm Knit Sox 523-9401 or 646-3685. mid-shift. $236.50 to start. 4879. Judy. TWO FAMILY TAG SALE body. Good shape, good mediate full time openings. Full benefit package, paid hiU, Immaculate six room - Saturday September 19th, 236-5646 (sm fee) appliances, yard, kids. running condition. $3100. Documents taken. Any unsuccessful bidder or nonbidder, upon returning Experienced preferred. raised ranch. Eat-in ...... — ~— $250. Locators 236-5646. such set within 30 days. Saturdays. Sundays and legal holidays excluded, by company. Call 243-1728. LEE PAINTING. Interior 10 a.m. Furniture, two 1971 VOLVO STATION after the date of opening bids and in good condition will be refunded his Day shift, 5 day week. Full spacious kitchen, brick bedroom sets, chars, china SOUTH WINDSOR - Cozy (sm fee) wagon, not running. Best benefit program including fireplace, finished family, St Exterior. “Oieck my one bedroom. Utilities in- ______,_____ deposit. Doll Wardrobe INSPECTOR - Full rate before you decorate.*^’ closet and miscellaneous offer. 1974 MG Midget with Contract Documents will be mailed to prospective bidders upon sewing incentive. Apply at capable of all inspection room, complete with wood ALUMINUM SHEETS pieces. S6me antiques. 236- MANCHESTER - Family additional MG parts. request and receipt of a separate check for ^ .0 0 made payable to the Pilloirtex Corporation, 49 stove. 2 car garage. All this Dependable. Fully insured. 5646 (sm. fee) sized five room -house, Town of Manchester, which will not be refunded. procedures of aircraft 646-1653. used as printing plates. .007 Childrens items, books, Fiberglass hardtop, second Regent Street, machined parts. Previous , plus 2.1 Acres of land. thick, 23x28Mi’’. 50c each, records and odds’n'ends. appliances, yard for kids, engine. $2800 or best offer. The successful bidder must furnish a Performance Bond and a Pay Manchester. E.O.E. M-F. inspection experience or Many e x tras. $64,000. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- 175 Hebron Road, Bolton. P ”' 236-5646. Locators.- Telephone 875-2541, 7:304 ment Bond equal to 100 percent of the contract price. Petrus Realty 228-3777,228- INTERIOR PAINTING, oXi\Ej£X ” 2*3 room 8psrt~ jPgg No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days five years machine over ten years experience, 2711. They MUST be picked 6494137, p.m. excluding Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays after the date of BABYSITTER - Monday background necessary. 40 9367. up before 11:00 a.m. only. ment, heated, hot water, ___1______thru Friday, second shift - low rates and senior citizen a^ppliances, no pets. MANCHESTER - Good opening of bids. hour week, insurance St discounts. 643-9980. BAKE St TAG SALE - at GOVERNMENT The Town of Manchester is an equal opportunity employer, and 3:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. in fringe benefits. Apply in MANCHESTER - Newly the Legion Post Home on Parking, sec u r i t y. location, large six room SURPLUS CARS AND requires an affirmative action policy for all of its contractors and ven our home. Waddell School redecorated and fully Telephone 523-7047. house. Children welcome. person 8 a.m. thru 4 p.m. INTERIOR AND WATiUfOS tI N . Wall Street, Coventry, 94, TRUCKS NOW dors, as a condition of doing business with the Town, as per Federal area. 643-6756. Triumph Mfg. Co., 55 Elm carpeted two bedroom SUrtir tMl-CoiiHlBli Saturday Sept. 19th. ^ ------L Cull 236-5646. Locstors. AVAILABLE through Executive Order No. 11246. Bidders on this work will be required to EXTERIOR painting, liy fi cm M h m km tM M d kil’i St., Manchester, (jT. townhouse condominium. MANCHESTER- One and pee. government sales, under comply with said Order and all amendments or supplements to that baths, appliances, and paper hanging. Carpentry UfflSI MWlil IWHhI two bedroom apartments ••••••••••••*••••••••••• Executive Order. Work. Fully insurea. J.P. mmus iHMbioiis MULTI FAMILY TAG $300. Call 1-714-569-0241, The Owner reserves the right to' waive any informalities or to reject HOUSEKEEPER - Part convenient location. $425 available. Centrally Otilcaa-Slorea lor Rant Ext. 777 for your directory Lewis St Son, 649-9658. Rt. 30 El Camloo P lu s SALE - children’s clothing, located on busline near •••*••••••«••••••••••••• any or all bids, should the Owner deem it to be in the public interest to do time for centrally located monthly plus utilities. No Vtfnwi 07S-2302 storm door, tires, books & on how to purchase. so. NEWSPAPER teet.. ^ -----1----« .M apartment. Own transpor pets. Security deposit IM MMIfllO nwiNHaM misc. No pre-sale, 9-5, shopping center and WORKSPACE OR TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT DEALER tation, reliable, required. Available Oc- Saturday, 125 Bolton schools. For further details STORAGE SPACE FOR 1975 FORD TORINO 351. Robert B. Weiss references. Call Steve, 643- toter 1st. Phone 643-5836. Street, Manchester. call 649-7157. RENT in Manchester. No $1500 firm. Call Joy 646- General Manager 2171 or 647-1177 after 6 p.m. NEW QUEEN , OR KING ------lease or security deposit. 9767. Machine may answer, 033-09 INTERIOR St EXTERIOR MANCHESTER - One Reasonable rates. Suitable N eeded in Vernon, MANCHESTER 12% PAINTING. Reasonable Size waterbed, never TWO FAMILY TAG SALE leave message. FIXED RATE opened, 10 year warranty, - September 18th and 19th, bedroom at Hilliard Street, for small business. Retail Rockville Area for local HEAD CASHIER - full rates. Free estimates. 646- Private entrance, quiet and commercially zoned, TOWN 0F(MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT time position. Good MORTGAGE. Custom 3503. walnut stained pine frame, 9-5. 60 Fleming Road, DODGE OMNI 0-24, 1979, afternoon daily. built three bedroom headboard, deck, pedestal, Manchester. Toys, games, and convenient location. Call 672-1801, 10 to 5. 4 speed, AM/FM, radials, NOTICE OF benefits and working con Single story building. $375 ------ditions. Interviews held Garrison Colonial with mattress, liner, heater plus dolls, doll crib, changing economical MPG, low ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE Call Jaanna aluminum siding, IVk Building Contracting 33 padded siderails. $199, 563- tdble, plants, crocheted montly. Includes heat, hot NEWLY RENOVATED mileage, excellent condi In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 and 9 of the Saturday, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. baths, appliances, large water, appUances, storage 310 square feet office 647-9946 Apply in persn at Brooks 0073 Rocky Hill. dolls and animals, knitted tion, $4700. 643-9938, 346- Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by the Board of SMALL lireplaceu living room, St FARRAND scarves and sweaters, and coin-op laundry. No available. Main Street 1941. Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, on September 8.1981. Discount Center, 277 West .peU. Damato Enterprises, location with ample MEDIUM garage. Private dead-end REMODEUNG - Cabinets, COMPLETE R(K:K SHOP jungle gym and mucfi ORDINANCE Middle Turnpike, street. $88, 900. Gordon 646-1021.______parking. Call 649-2891. ^ U R G E . Manchester, in'. EOE. Roofing, Gutters, Room - Half Price Sale. Tuesday more. AUTO LEASING RENTAL BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Realty, 643-2174. Additions, Decks, All types and Friday Evening, 6-9. - Oldies But Goodies Manchester that Chapter 17 of The Code of Ordinances of the Town of MAIL & FILE CLERK of Remodeling and Sunday 10-4, 566 Center TAG SALE - 161 West MANCHESTER - Deluxe Limited. Rent-A-Car. Manchester, as adopted December 12. 1978 and amended to date, is SURVEYORS three bedroom duplex on with alpha St numeric RODPERSONS, CUSTOM BUILT CAPE Repairs. Free estimates. Street, Manchester. Center St., Manchester. $12.95 day, 100 free miles. hereby amended by adding the following sections: ability. AIsc, light typing, (Full shed dormer). Fully Insured. Phone 643- Saturday & Sunday, 9-3, quiet dead-end street. ~ Automobiles bought, sold, ARTICLE IV Experienced desirable. Wooded lot. Air con- BASEMENT STORAGE ENFORCEMENT OF PARKING ORDINANCES* i'/z day work week, free Fuss St O’Neil, 210 Main Fireplaced living room, 6017. FOR SALE - Lane Cedar black & white and color rented. 323 Center Street, parking, company benefits, dining room, large Chest, $50, Also, new large dltioner. Over sized rooms. AREA with dirt floors. Manchester. Telephone APPEAL PROCEDURE Street, Manchester, CT, TVs, stereo, misc. $550 p e r month plus First room 18tk ft.xl5 ft.; Sec. 17-76 APPLICABILITY. equal opportunity 06040. bedrooms, IVk baths, gar LEON CIEZSYNSKI size man's long winter 647-0908, Ask for Bill, This article shall apply to all new and Existing parking ordinances con employer. Call Joan overcoat, $45.00. 'Telephone utilities. Two m onths second room 23 ft.xl5Vi ft. age, lot 80x140. Marion E. BUILDER. New homes, security. No pets. $30 monthly. 649-0717. tained in Section 17. Turner or Ann Fitzgerald, RECORDER TEACHER Robertson, Realtor 643- additions, remodeling, rec 649-5978. 1972 DODGE DAI Sec. 17-77 HEARINGS; HEARING OFFICERS. 547-5892 between 10 a.m. Blanchara & Rossetto, 646- , ^ ^ , (a) Alleged violations of the parking ordinances shall have a right of for group lessons, ’Tuesday 5 9 5 3 . ______rooms, garages, kitchens ArUctoa lor Sale *1 2482. 5,000 Ft. Will sub-divide in power steering, automatic, and 12 noon. St 'niur^ay a.m. Assumpj remodeled, ceilings, bath FOUR DELUXE SWIVEL good condition, $895. appeal from any fines imposed which right must be exercised within ten Colorful slipper socks ___ !------Small Sections. 35 Oakland (10) days of the date of written notice by the Town sent to the alleged tlon Jr. High. 649-0889. VERNON - Two bedroom tile, dormers, roofing. b a r stools. $50.00. GREEN SPREAD 200” MANCHESTER - Plush Street, Manchester. Heavy Telephone 643-2951. are easily knitted from 8297 PART TIME - MEN with townhouse, garage, pool, Residential or commer Boomerang VSi inch plate violator pursuant to the notice requirements of Connecticut Public Act 3-ply Craftand Rug yarn. Sfnall-M*dlunvLorg« household moving wide, 100” long. One pair one bedroom. All bilU paid, traffic area. Excellent 81-438 (c). NURSE SUBSTITUTES etc. $1600 down for cial. 6494291. glass coffee table. $50.00. drapes to match. Two pan 1973 COMET - Automatic, (b) The Town Manager of the Town of Manchester shall appoint one or Ideal for gifts or travel experience. Call Friend’s Telephone 649-8314. Appliances, laundry. Only rental fee. 54,000 miles, new brakes, ling. fo r Coventry Public qualiflM buyer. More info, e ls 4 8 ” wide. $60, $fio. 236-5848 Locators. 646-3251. more parking violation hearing officers, not to include staff of the A pretty wardrobe for Inc. at 649-4432 to work call 646-4M. DESIGN KITCHENS, muffler. Mechanically Manchester Police Department, who shall then conduct hearings of N il. 5 9 M has knit direc her dolly — fun to make Schools. Must be Telephone 649-8635. TTee ...... ——I- ....1. ■ tions for Sizes Small, during the day and on registered Nurse. Call cabinets, vanities, counter FOUR STORM WINDOWS excellent. Some body rust. appeals hereunder. Officers shall continue to serve at the discretion of and give. weekends. and screens for porch'or ___:------MANCHESTER - Several Medium and Large (8"- Donald Nicoletti’s Office Lota-Land tor Bale 25 tops, kitchen cabinet fronts ROCK MALE BUNK BED WINDSOR AREA - Fully Industrial Locations for $1200 firm. 643-6526. the Town Manager. 10") inclusive. No. 8297 with Photo- cu sto m woodworking. house. 39 inches wide, 56 Sec^ 17-78 PR O CED I RF.S. Guide is in Sizes Small DRIVER FOR LIGHT at 742-8913. SET, Rock Maple Hutc, 2 carpeted one bedroom, lease. $1.10 per square ft. •••••••#•••#•••••••••••• The bearing officers shall abide by all the hearing procedures and en TO ORDER, tend $1.50 for OMb MANCHESTER - Buy now Colonial reproductions. inches long. $55. for all. dog crates, 30 gallon hot etteri, p in 25$ for pottago Md (12'-16"); Medium (14"- Delivery in general Telephone 6tt-0173. poof and much more. $150 to $2.M per square ft. 600’ TruekB for Soto 62 forcement provisions as allowed by Connecticut Public Act 81-438. EaedllRi. 18"); and Large (17"-20"). ALERT PERSON FOR and build next year. Owner J.P. U w ls 6t t ^ . water beater, riding lawn Locators. Fee. to 9 , ^ ’ Hayes Corpora- Alleged violators shall have all of the righU and obligations imposed by Manchester area. Call Ron will finance your purchase •••••••••••••••••••••••a ANNE CABOT See pattern for material at 647-8634. DEUVERY St Stock work mower. All in excellent ______tlon. 6464)131. 1971 CHEVY PICK-UP - said public act. TIk Miitdwitif HrraM requirements. by growing Manchester on this choice parcel of ERIN MASONRY REMINGTON 30.06 condition. 742-5681 after SECTIONS 17.79 to 17.85 RESERVED. 1150 Ave. of Americas land, zoned for a new office BUILDERS, INC. concrete automatic 3 to 9 variable EXTRA LARGE FIVE :------very good condition. Call Patterns available otdy EDUCATIONAL REP - wholesaler. Good driving* 3:30. ROOM duplex, garage, ® State Law Reference: Connecticut Public Act 81-438. New York. N.Y. 1003ft building. Gordon Realty and masonry construction Lyman Scope. Telephone after 5 p.m., 742-5234. 8/19/61 Print Name. Addrass wltb ZIP in sizes shown. Outstanding opportunity record. Full time Monday- modern appliances, enly ®/t*“ suite. 1^ m . ft., Clolssifiecl and repairs. Insured. Call 6494176. Prepared by Malcolm F. Barlow CODE and Style Number. TO OODEO, in < 11.50 tm u c a Friday, time St W after 40 643-217C •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa iH in, pill 151 fw pitU fo mS for experienced sales per 647-1790. $200. 236-S^. Locators. Arst floor, high traffic 1972 TOYOTA LAND This Ordinance shall Uke effect ten (10) days after this publication in 1981 ALBUM with a 3 2 -p a g a CMrtllRI. son to represent Phoenix hours. Insurance benefits Doga-BIrda-Pela 4S area, central air, paiking, this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days after this publication '*Home Section" with full FORMICA TABLE WITH CRUISER - 4 Wheel Drive, SUE lUPNEn Institute of Technology St paid vacation when ' - ■______^ centrally loctLted. excellent running condi of this Ordinance a petition signed by not less than five (5) percent of the directions. Price. . . $2.25. CONCRETE AND LEAF, $12. Gold sculp Tti MKantir M recruiting students for qualified. Apply Servleoe Ottered 31 electors of the Town, as determined from the latest official lists of the ALSO THESE BOOKS AT p UCH. PAVING - Concrete tured rug 6W to 9. $15. FREE - Female Tiger Cat. MANCHESTER - Fur- ...... tion. $2M or best offer. 1150 «»t. It Aoprfctp technical training. Com Manchester Tobacco t Good condition. 'Telephone Box trained and spayed. Call after 5 p.m. 643-2781. Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting •-124-WNITE HOUSE BUILT BOOK. Nnr Tilt, N.r. lOOM Candy Co., 299 Green Rd., REWEAVINQ BURN driveways, foundations, nlih6 Q Ap&rtincnti 2 «a pm ni 57 its reference to a special Town election. 20 RiUts to piece aod appURat. jyist aaai, M *tu wm ZIP mission. Choice of 6494010. ______Call 647-1152. bedrooms, 2 lull baths, JAMES R. McCAVANAGH ages floors and all other cop* B-12ft-AU-TIME aUlLT FAVORITES. territories available. Call Manchester. HOLES. Zipper^ um CODE. Itylp MiaMr OMl Sin. brellas repaired. Window Crete needs. Alao, blacktop 1968 FORD PICKUP. Runs Secretary 20 fItrM and gawnttrle dasims. N e w FASm ON with today for interview, 602- BEAUTIFUL KITTBNS • !!!S5*4 PROFESSIONAL WITH good, body in good shape. BOOKS AT S 3 ^ EACH ’81 shades, Venetian blinds. driveways. For your frpe SKATES > Sneaker style. Board of Directors Sneeeaa in Saw iac, la 244-8111, Mr. Terry FULL TIME HELP - Precision bearings. Like long, and abort hair, all New transmission and Manchester, Connecticut ••12f>00U S-0ld and Haw. How fillad with appaaling McKinney, 2555 E. Univer Excellent opportunities for Keys. TV FOR RENT. estimate call Andre C ^ - to d rtu tbam; haw ta maha tbam.**' Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. bonneau & 528-7581 new. $25. Telephone 649- colors. One long haired starter. Needs muffler. Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this 14th day of September. 1981 0.110 - KEEPSAKE OUlLTt. 24 deoigna. Alao 2 B O N U S sity Dr., Phoenix, Ariz. future. Call Air Care. 643- 2666 or j 4 6 ^ . white. 63)4681, S&0671. 3 ^ . Telephone 646-6727. 024-09 ploooO and appllRotd d t t l ^ . C onpona! rata. . , | U S . 2723. 649-5221. evenings 644^88.