Indian Jetliner Hijacked with 93 on Board
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to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Aug. 24, 1984
NOTICE TO CREOITOR8 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ton Sales 69 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 Rec Vehicles E S TA TE OF E S T A T E OF 7 3 WILLIA/IA J. KLIAAAS, GEORGE PORTERFIELD, CALI deceased. deceased. The Hon. William E. Flti- The Hon. William E. Fitz TAG ^L E — Come to 1979 IM P A LA , V-8 — BOY'S 20 " SEAR'S bike. 1981 JET SKI — Hardly Gerald, Judge, of the Court Gerald, Judge, of the Court Excellent condition. of Probate, District of Man of Probate, District of Man Cooper Hill plant seen Reagan administration MACC market our best sale of the year. Fully equipped. Good used. With or without chester at o hearing held on chester at a hearlno held on Baby Items, crotts, condition. Call 643-6010. Blue. $25. Call 643-1228. trailer. 1981 A.T.C. (2). August 21, 1984 ordered thot August 21, 1984 ordered that household and more. Sot- Call 875-1497. 647-9946 dll claims must be presented oM claims must be presented as temporary shelter site urdoy, August 2Sth, 10am- CAMARO, 1976 — V-8, 22 " BOY'S BIKE — Good to the fiduciary on or before to the fiduciary on or before cuts oil leasing plans gets a visit condition. $25. Coll 649- ovember 21, 1984 or be November 21, 1984 or be 4pm. Rain Date: Sunday. power steering, power TO SUBSCRIBE orred as by law provided. barred as by law provided. 126 B o lto n S tre e t, brakes, manual trans 0083. MIsc. Automotive 76 Dianne E. Vuslnas, Dianne E. Yusinas, ... page 3 page 5 ... page 11 Manchester. mission, AM/FM, 8 Ass't. Clerk Ass't. Clerk YAM AH A XS400, 1979 — The fiduciary Is: The fiduciary Is: track. Low miles. Call T O D A Y Ii Diane H. Morrison The Connecticut Bonk & HOUSEPLANTS, after 5pm, 871-7181. Runs well. $450. Call 647- SIX TIR ES — 750-16, spilt 30 Adelaide Road Trust Co., N.A. GLASSW ARE and mis 7792. rims, tubes and tires. $40 Manchester, C T 06040 One Constitution Plaza CORDOBA, 1977 — 63,000 052-0B Hartford, Ct. 06115- cellaneous. Saturday, each. Call 643-9633 or Attention; R. J. Monahan 9am to 3pm, August 25th, miles, air conditioning, 649-2708 after 6pm. Your assurance of quick KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE "’by Larry Wright 053-08 power seats, radlals. Rec Vehicles 7 3 20 Fulton Road. response when you ad Must sell, going Into ser PLACING AN AD In clas vice. $2500 or best offer. vertise In Classified is INVITATION TO BID TA G SALE — August sified is 0 very eosv, that our reoders are Sealed bids will be received W arm today Manchester, Conn. 2Sth, 10-4. 539 Bush HIM After 4pm, 528-8234. 1970 BETHANY POP UP In the Office of the Director simple process. Just dial ready to buy when they W MTT6N CfHHieti'S HAHDBooK Road, Manchester. Col CAMPER — Sleeps, ex of General Services, 41 Cen Saturday, Aug. 25, 1984 643-2711. We'll help you turn to the little adS; l-ti easy to but yeo ^Kould ter Street, Manchester, Con and S unday lectibles, beds, desks, 1972 CHEVY PANEL V* cellent condition. $1000. word your ad for maxi 643-2711. VieVBtr put tuna bekivl instead necticut, until September 10, Single copy: 254 chairs, new and used TON — V-8. Exchanged Call 647-8902. mum response. (A pevfowe betoye a big nijkt out. 19B4 at 11:00 p.m. for the fol — See page 2 clothing, electric fire 28.000 miles. Automatic. lowing: place and miscellaneous. Heavy duty springs, (1) PURCHASE OF ONE (1) 1985 15,000* C O M BINATIO N HanrhpBlpr HrralJi shocks, new tires and CELEBRITY CIPHER LOADER/BACKHOE WITH TOYS, GAMES, CUR paint (2500 miles), spe CBfDrtty Ciptttr cryptogrtm* ar* cr— tad from quotattona by famoua paopia. paat and praaant. TWO (2) TRADE-IN UNITS TAIN S, household Items cial built racks with Each latlar lo tba dphar Manda tor anomar. fodlay'a ctoa.- R aouate L ■ (2) PURCHASE OF ONE (1) NEW 1985 COMBINATION and much more! 112 In rollers for contractors by CONNIE WIENER VACUUM CATCH BASIN dian Hill Trail, Glaston staging. Call 6 to 6:30pm, CLEANER AND HIGH bury. Saturday, August 649-4730. “AZALMUKA NARRC 8A O’ZA WEP CIFW EK PRESSURE SEWER 25th, 9om to 1pm. CLEANER WITH TRADE-IN The Town of Manchester is E B s trik e 1977 CELIC A G T — Good OKNALACNOKD ROHA, Q IN CU8AN08AC O on equal opportunity em FLEA MARKET — Man condition. 5 speed. Indian jetliner ployer, and requires an affir chester Grange Hall. Sep- AM /FM stereo. $2950. NWOKV ON’C OAAK KUNWOKD QIN mative action policy for oil of tember 15th. Space its Contractors ond Vendors leaves bad Call 646-2092. os o condition ot doing busi available. Call 649-9294. ness with the Town, os per 1976 AMC PACER — 6 CNUSEFW POCNILGEKFAC EKP CARH- Federal Order 11246. 2 TA G SALE — Saturday, cylinder, automatic, air, Bid Forms, plans and specltl- f i l i n g s 2 August 25th, 10am to 4pm. 76.000 original miles. FUKFALK.” — FELM DLEKN. odtlons are available at the hijacked with General Services Office, 41 158 Grandview Street. Looks good, runs good, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Every time I take a step today, I'm reminded of my Center Street, Manchester, GROTON (UPI) - A new Some antiques, yard very dependable. $995 for baseball career. My body aches all over trom all It look to play the game." — Connecticut. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, three-year contract putting 500 equipment. "Something quick sale. Call 649-6039. Joe DIMagglo for Everyone!" CONNECTICUT draftsmen out of work indefinitely ROBERT B. WEISS, went into effect F'riday ending iW VOLKSWAGON, Type 3 GENERAL MANAGER e 1SS4 by NEA. Inc. 2S1 051-08 93 on board longest strike in the hi.story of Ihe^ TA G SALE — On Lillian wagon, 1971 — Fuel Inlec- Street, off Oakland tlon. Runs. Needs some r -' Navy’s prime builder of nuclear Street. Saturday, August work. $450 or best offer. submarines. 4 25th, 10 to ? Call 647-7792. Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 cors/Trucks for Sole 71 Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 Can/Trucks for Sole 71 KARACHI, Pakistan (UPI) — Lahore, where they claimed) to Leaders of the Marine Drafts 5 Sikh terrorists demanding to go to have enough explosives to bloi/up men’s Association acknoVledged AU G U ST 25th 8. 26th. 1979 PONTIAC STATION the United States seized an Indian the plane and threatened to/exe- their displeasure with the new Childrens clothes, mis WAGON — ■ Grand Le jetiiner with 93 peopie aboard cute a passenger every 15 mihutes conlracl but accepted it because cellaneous. 30 Westfield Mans, automatic, power Friday, forced it to iand in unless the plane was refpeled, they were worried about what Sfreet. 9am to 4pm. steering, air condition Pakistan and then ordered it to the Pakistani officials said. would happen if the 14-month-long ing. New brakes, shocks, strike continued. Persian Guif after threatening to At one point, a hijacker atltacked TAG SALE CLEARANCE exhaust. $2300. Call 646- "No one will attempt to try to — August 25th. Rain 4519. execute their hostages. co-pilot B.L. Ghai with a pe p knife, defend the package,” said E. Roy Date: August 26th,9am to y The plane, commandeered dur but he suffered only minorinjuries Colville, president of the associa 4pm. 85 Brookfield FOR SALE: 1972 PLY ing a domestic flight in India, set and no other passengers were hurt, tion. " It’s very bad.” Street. We have: Desks, MOUTH FURY — Auto off for the Gulf state of Bahrain Pakistani officials said. assorted rugs, tables, matic, 360. $650 or best Of the 1,000 votes cast Thursday clocks, chairs, curtain offer. Call 647-9696. after refueling stops in Lahore and Indian aviation officiafk said night. 68.5 percent accepted the rods, lamps, Venetian Karachi in Pakistan, where they there were 87 passengers and six contract. blinds, makeup mirrors, 1979 C U T L A S S S U released seven passengers, offi crew members aboard when the The vote ends the longest strike hair dryers, tape re P R E M E — Many options. cials said. plane left the Indian state of in the history of the General Dynamics subsidiary and the corders, electric broom, Excellent condition. A control tower official in Punjab, which militant members house paint, dishes. In- second -prolonged strike by the $4900. Call 644-8217 after I Manama. Bahrain, said a telex of the Sikh religion want to turn fant/toddler furniture 5pm. draftsmen in five years. and winter clothing and from Karachi said the plane would into an independent country About 900 draftsmen returned lo men's and women's clo 1952 PLYMOUTH CON land in Bahrain at about 7; 10 p.m. named Khalistan. work during the strike. thing plus lots more! VERTIBLE ■— Good run E D T after a flight of some two The hijackers released five Of the 1,150 remaining strikers, Come pay us a visit, there ning condition. $1950. hours, but he added that by 7:30 passengers in Lahore, where au about 150 will return to work within Is something for 742-9600, keep trying. iv J p.m. the plane had not arrived thorities allowed the plane to be the next three weeks. An additional everyone! The terrorists — numbering at refueled and take off with 88 people 500 are expected to return before 4 the end of the year. TWO FAMILY TAG Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 least seven — seized the Indian aboard, including an infant, six Airlines Boeing 737 minutes after it crew members and the hijackers. The remaining .500 will be on SALE — Saturday, Au indefinite recall and if not recalled gust 25th, 9am to 4pcn, 246 left Chandigarh, the capital of the The aircraft then took off. with by the end of three years, they will A Lydall Street, Indian state of Punjab, for Jammu -MM- KAWASAKI KE125, 1981 A the pilot saying he would proceed be fired. Manchester. — 701 miles, excellent 79 LINCOLN MARK IV in the state of Kashmir. to Bahrain in the Persian Gulf "We feel the alternatives arc condition. Best offer. They forced the plane to fly to after a refueling stop in the TA G SALE — Saturday, Must see. Call after 5pm, 2 door, Silver with red worse than the package." Colville Sunday, 10-4. R oute 6 and 569-8257 or 649-4190. southern Pakistani city of Karac said. 87, Andover at traffic leather interior, loaded All-India radio reported. Company officials plan to recall light. Powered garden 1969 HONDA 450 — For In Karachi, the hijackers freed workers at the company's ship shredder, otd cook parts. Call anytime, 742- *7895 Little girl two women who became ill and yards in Groton and Quonsel, R.I. books, glassware, plants, 6087. allowed food to be brought to the Herald photo by Tarquinio by seniority within individual job canning lars, dolls. passengers at 11 p.m., 14'^ hours Sarah Messing of Clinton Street savors Peach Festival. Sarah was one ot about classifications. U ROYCE UNION BIKE — shot to death Sam Semkow, a senior piping H after the plane was seized while on the last ot her peach shortcake Friday 2,200 people who attended the festival, MOVING AFTER 16 YE 20", good condition. Will designer who has been placed on ARS — Entire contents of fold fo go In trunk of car. iiiie M i!;! a domestic flight in India, officials night at the Eighth District’s 27th annual according to district officials. indefinite recall, said he voted for 6 room house, furniture, $35, best offer. Call 646- H AR TFO R D (UPI) - Police said. the conlracl because he thought it appliances, 200 books, 6164. Friday charged a U-year-old boy Pakistani authorities in Karachi would help the future of the union. TV , air conditioner, 350 with allegedly shooting to death a refueled the plane at the demand of Politicians stump district tools. August 25th and B ICYC LE — Ladles 26" 80 UNCOLN 79 CADILLAC 80 FORD 82 M ERCURY 810LDSM0BLE "I thought that if the conlracl 84 DODGE six-year-old girl with a shotgun the hijackers, who said they didn't get ratified, some people 26th, 8am to 3pm. 99 3-speed deluxe quality, outside of the apartment building TOWN CAR SEDAN DEVILLE FAIRMONT LYNX OAVTONNA TURBO wanted to be flown to the United would struggle in on their own and Russell Street. mint condition, hardly DELTA 88 where she lived. used, like new. Has to be States via Bahrain or another the (union) would get weaker yet," Hartford police said Maria he said. "This will give the union a G G seen to be appreciated. Persian Gulf country, the Press Wonted to Buy 70 *9275 *7495 Torres was pronounced dead on Peaches draw good crowd chance to reorganize.” $75. Call 649-1794. *3480 *5175 arrival at 2:22 p.m. at Mt. Sinai Trust of India said. The aircraft 2 tone brown Blue *9980 Hospital after she was apparently then took off for Bahrain. In the areas of wages, the CLEAN AC/AUTO *4980 Bv Kathy Garmus ter's politicians were more con lOADID shot in the chest outside her A Pakistani government spokes eicKAGuictaos contract offers a 75-hour pay bonus W A N TED — Clean re Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 EXCEUINT CONOmON AUTO/AC/NKE AM-FM RADIO CLEAN CAR/LOADED LOADED Herald Reporter spicuous in their 'motives for apartment building on Hampton man said the authorities had in the first year, a 60-hour pay cords, 33's and45's. Rock, AC/AM-Fil CASSEHE attending the festival. St. agreed to refuel the plane in order bonus in the second year, and a 3 j Band, Classicals, It was all peaches, politics and percent general increase in the Apprehended at the scene ot the to ensure the safety of the Stephen T. Cassano, a Demo Blues, etc. Records Re 8 i " d ^ G E 80 AM C play Friday night at the 27th final year. The strike began June 9, cycled, 212 Route 83, Ver shooting was a 14-year-old boy who passengers. cratic town director and candidate MIRADA Spirit 83 DODGE 83 LINCOLN 81 BUICK would be charged with first degree annual peach festival held by the for the state senate, posted himself 1983 when more than 2,000 union non, 872-6386. 81 MAZDA In Washington, a government DMNI Town Br. CENTURY 4 DR. manslaughter, police said. Eighth Utilities Distriet. at the festival's entrance and members rejected a company GLC WAGON official speculated that in case of contact offer by a vote of 1,247 to Police said the unidentified boy A crowd estimated by distriet handed out baseball-type cards was being held Friday at the state emergency, the plane probably officials at 2,200 took slightly over 265. During the strike union A utom otive OVERSTOCKED would be allowed to land in the with a picture of himself to anyone members charged the company *5975 *3160 *5390 *14,800 *6475 Connecticut Juvenile Detention two hours to consume most of the who would stop. w ith N ew 1984 *4890 Center in lieu of 100.000 bond United States, but he expressed with union-busting tactics. LOADED LOW 2,400 servings of peach shortcake "That's worth at least one 21,000 miles 32.000 miles 43,000 miles 47,000 miles pending his arraignment Monday. doubt that the short-haul aircraft served in the parking lot across w /o convortiMo top Police said the shooting was Mickey Mantle or Ted Williams, " Cors/Tnicks tor Sole 71 MILEAGE AC/AUTO C lE A N /W H in AUROON, AC 5 SPD, CUAN CAR could ever get close enough for a from the district firehouse onMain DATSUN under investigation. U.S. landing. he said with a laugh as he extended Street. a card to a passerby. 80 BUICK 75 VW A steady stream of people lined "If I passed out fliers, this place D issid e n t 79 BUICK 83 CHEVROLET 83 MERCURY up outside the tables where the would be white when I left," REGAL 79 MERCURY shortcake was servedl^cooping up DODGE LeSABRE MALIBU 4 OR Colony Park Wag Cassano said. 1975 MERCURY MO RABBIT CAPRI GS Tw o planes collide; the servings almost as fast as That thought didn't deter Her- is exiied NARCH — 56,000 original district volunteers could assemble schel Klein, the Republican candi STEVE CASSANO miles. Original owner. 4 ^5780 them. SENATE CANDIDATE TRUCKS $3950 date for the U.S. House of Repre door sedan. Power steer Some of the 45,000 *6980 *9460 Most festival veterans agreed it to G o rk y ing, brakes, air condi 68,000 *3280 17 reported killed sentatives from the First District. LOWEST TRUCK BIACN/SR/AUTO *2380 17.000 miles was the best ever. Klein, who will oppose Democratic STEVE CASSANO tioning. Many new parts. 9 Passenger AUTO/AC/CIEAN SPORTY CM While the throng munched on H A M BU R G , West Germany Priced to sell. Call after PRICES in AMERICA AC/AUTO WHITE/LOADED incumbent Barbara B. Kennelly ... senatorial baseball (U P I) — A Soviet official has SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (U PI) aircraft, flying out of Salem, Ore. shortcake, the Eighth District Fife 4pm, 646-8137. this fall, paraded up and down the lenger, Betty Sadloski. confirmed that Yelena Bonner, — A small airliner and another "It's an extremely ugly situation and Drum Corps played to a a 84 UNCOLN tables of people with two volun Others in attendance included wife of Soviet dissident Andrei 2 2 1965 FORD One Ton Pick plane collided in flight Friday in a out there," Bill Benica, news group of people circled around teers, passing out fliers. Sakharov, has been sentenced to Up — $600. Call anytime, 77 DODGE 79PLYM0UTII 78 MERCURY 82 0LOSIN0BU rural area on the edge of town, director of station K U EC in San Mayor Barbara B Weinberg, town TOWN CAR 75 CHRYSUR them. Several young children Jonathan Mercier, the five years of internal exile, the 742-6087. 98 apparently killing all 17 people Luis Obispo, said, Director Donna Mercier, state ASPEN WAGON danced arouncL in circles to the Republican-endorsed candidate newspaper Bild reported Friday. VOLARE ZEPHYR aboard the two aircraft. "The wreckage is spread up to tunes. Sen. Carl A. Zinsser and Eighth Bild’s advance text for its CAMARO, 1970 — 350, V-8 CORDOBA for the state's 12th Assembly District president Walter Joyner. M 9,800 A National TransportaLion 300 yards of either side of a county The Manchester Square Dance Saturday edition also quotes the engine. Needs body District seat, also look advantage Marti Sarles, an Eighth District work. Runs good. $500. OVER FACTORY *8995 Safety Board spokesman said in road. The Wings West aircraft is Club also put on a square dancing unidentified government official in INVOICE ON ALL 10,000 miles *2360 *1995 *2175 of the occasion to introduce him volunteer, said it took workers 6‘/i Call 646-0588. SUPER CLEAN Washington that initial reports down inside a gully and cannot be demonstration that had both the Moscow as saying Mrs. Bonner , TRUCKS LOAOID/BUCK 6 CYUNDER AUTO, 6((CYL. *1995 self to voters, along with two of his hours Friday to peel the 55‘/4 "was and is in Gorky," the same 6 cn, AU TO M lll / I O U I D showed that a Wings West airliner, seen from the road, youngest and oldest in attendance In Stock. 25 children. bushels of peaches that were used city 250 miles east of Moscow to BUICK CONVERTIBLE, AC/PW/PS which had just taken off from San "The main rear fusilagc to the tapping their feet to the beat. 4 1974 — Excellent condi for Immediate Del. "We've had our shortcake, now at the festival. which Sakharov was exiled in 1980. 5 Luis Obispo on a flight to San private plane is intact, but that's tion! $4500. Call 871-0672. Although most of the crowd we’re looking for votes,” he said as The official, who Bild said NISSAN Std. Pickup 79 CHEVY 83 MERC Francisco, was carrying 15 people, all. A large piece of fusilage to the appeared to simply enjoy the fresh About 200 dozen shortcakes and Invoice $5734 81 PODGE 82 he scanned the crowd looking for 250 to .300 gallons of whip|)cd cream occasionally provided the Western OLDS CONVERTIBLE, 81 FORD 83 MERC and the other aircraft had two Wings West aircraft was on fire," air and peaches, some of Manches media with news at the Kremlin’s plus ___ CDUGAR his Republican primary ctial- were also used. 1974 — Excellent condi CHRYSLER CAPNI people aboard. Benica said a witness who ran to request, was quoted as saying Mrs. tion! $4850. Call 871-0672. IZ *5 8 3 3 GRANADA George Rosenberger, acting the wreckage minutes after the Bonner said was tried for infrac MALIBU *7975 *5795 manager of the airport, said the crash could not see any survivors, ■P-: tions against Soviet law. 1983 RENAULT AL LoBARDN The U.S. State Department said LIA N C E — Low mileage. *7265 second craft was a Turbo Com- but there were "people parts" 24,00 miles BLUE A U TO mander, a twin-engine business scattered on the roadway. Thurday it had reliable informa AM /FM cassette. Front srMT8A»5995 tion Sakharov’s wife had been tried wheel drive. Excellent 5 spd. 14 K for . Linnea Matthews, critical care and .sentenced to five years of condition! 42 miles per $3385 $4995 A B / m u n o iiu) sea llon^ internal exile for slandering the gallon. $5995. Call 649-2328 *6880 supervisor at Sierra Vista Hospi- CUT «5595 ifi^AfarinoUfe Soviet state. or 646-6794. NEW 14 DODGE InciH^ ToHsil# ^^ur from the * > r three D-50 I I I 9 I U C ■ U U a y airport is that there were no Sakharov was last seen in Gorky 1980 BUICK REGAL — PItllUP „ „ survivors.” inbreeding, wbitdi fe n eilc______several days after he reportedly ‘5795 20 pages, 2 sections :ZDO^iin1ved at Metallic blue. Excellent NEWS4 MANCHESTER began a hunger strike May 2 to condition! 6 cylinder. The crash site was near Hollister lUa tuso.Omalia, The new tigera will improve the i| eM pool i pressure Soviet authorities lo MANCHESTER avoid the getieUc defeeta aagod ptl^ VjPWr $4700. Call 649-2328 or Mwii ‘6195 643-S13S Cla'ss'i'led!! ' . ! ! i8 19 between allow Mrs. Bonner to travel to the 646-6794. Church 14 Ihe towns of San Luis Obispo and fitiinlay •>F««8ng. , w west for medical treatments. 643-S135 Com ics...... 9 Morro Bay, near the California * Zoiia will prohablyaaoveithei The Soviet media has said 1971 CHEVELLE cnucei‘6995 Opgn 9 AM breed with the new a m .'* . Sakharov is alive and eating fnIferS'""’*"*...... 'o coast midway between Los An- ln)Mll«wtui^to She laid the trip ia a good for WAGON — 350 V-8, auto Monday thru ThsAoilc^ w Obltuarles io geles and San Francisco. normally but there has been no matic, posl-tractlon, de- WILLIMANTIC Opgn 9 AM fg 6 PM ‘ ■ 301-315 Center SI. ttjn to the Moscow Zoo well. He has matured to the p m t ‘ independent confirmation of his fogger, radio, roof rack> Friday A~$aturday Pennietnib...... o '^'be Crash set a brushfire that become a threat to hia father;' fate or that of Mrs. Bonner. power steering. Goodskl- DATSUN-DODGE Mendwsler Sports...... 15-17 burned about 20 acres. I dfiailind to ioiprove father of the atiuariafo'a sen ifoit nuv»w, Sakharov, the father of the Ing, snow, hlll-cllmblng 1132 Main ST. Willimantic (Exit 92 off |.86) Television...... 7-8 Wings West, based in San Luis •ndaagenid Sttwrian Me. Kemr said tranaportfng a aea Uoil l i ndf% Soviet H-bomb, won the Nobel vehicle. Ideal for student Weather...... 2 Obispo, is a commuter airliner a m alf sent from tlM nearly aa diffioult as a whafoor poipoiee'whi^ Peace Prize in 1975 for his 423-4547 - 647-9367 i.fA'tsapUvi^, t going north. Original 687-1522 ••••••••••••••gggggggg serving several California cities. advocacy of human rights in the owner. Call 643-2880. Soviet Union.
C y Z - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Aug. 25, 1984 M ANCHESTER HERALD, Scitiirduy. Aug. 25, 1984 - 3 ‘Gef out before you kHV Area Towns Prisoner helps other abused women escape plight In Brief Ryba is hospitalized By Ruth Youngblood during the marriage,” she says. harsh past. mental abuse a woman will endure on insufficient evidence. BOLTON — First Selectman Henry I’ Hyha "N ow I realize I have a right not to United Press International When not working as a mechanic before reaching the breaking Joyce White, counselor- was listed in satisfactory condition Friday at be beaten, a right to be angry, andl and welder in the prison garage or point. supervisor at the prison, said Ms. Manchester Memorial Hospital, where he has am important.” NIANTIC — Kathy Kaplan has studying, she is much sought after It was only when her husband. Kaplan "is a very special person,” been a patient since Monday with an undi.selosed some stark advice for women And she has already finished two among the inmates and a speaker Jack, threatened to kill their and although she must be accom illness. semesters of college work. whose husbands beat them: "Get for groups of counselors, social 2-year-old son — and mail her the panied" by a staff member, is Ryba has been hospitalized twice in the past 12 ‘T v e found that I really like to out before you kill." She didn't workers and hot line volunteers child’s fingers — that she took encouraged to speak outside months. He has not attended the last three learn,” she adds, hopeful of leave soon enough anxious to motivate abused women action. prison. meetings of the Board of Selectmen His wifesaid counseling battered women her She’s serving a 30-year-to-life to change their lives but confused " I ’m not a violent person,” she “ She says just what she did, and last week that he recently underwent more self if she is pardoned. “ I feel I sentence for hiring a hit man to kill by the victim’s inability to do so. said. “ I never dared to strike Jack it really has an impact," says Ms. medical tests. her spouse. could do a lot to help because I ’ve "Y ou ’re support and encourage back when he hit me. I just tried to White. Town officials said lie had spent some tune in gone through it.” A prisoner at the Connecticut ment are essential," Ms. Kaplan protect myself. But when he said "Women tend to think things will the seleetnuMi's office last week and he calls Like many battered women, Ms. Correctional Institution. Ms. Ka tells those she is encouraged to he would kill my son. I had no get better,” Ms. Kaplan says. “ It Administrative Assistant Karen Levine daily Kaplan was an abused child before plan now is helping counselors on address. reason to doubt his threat. won’t. It will only get worse. Get from the hospital. the outside trying to deal with "B elieve what the woman is " I had tunnel vision. All I could out of there before you die or he becoming an abused wife. battered but frightened women. telling you. Give her all the legal think was, 'he’s going to kill my dies,” she tells other women Raped by her stepmother's After a decade of silence about information she needs and listen. baby.’” wracked with the agony of boyfriend when she was 14, she Cleaning bids come in the times her husband beat her so Talking with you is probably the then ran away from her Portland, Ms. Kaplan confessed she paid a indecision. COVENTRY — Town Couneil Chairman badly she needed medical treat only time a battered woman feels hit man $5,000 to murder her Maine, home and hitchhiked a ride She is not bitter about her Robert Olmstead said this week the town lias ment, cut her with a knife, was her safe” in discussing her ordeal, she husband. He was shot to death from Morton "Jack” Kaplan — 32 incarceration, but worries over received calls from several iieoiile who want the pimp and forced her to make urges. Sept. 26, 1981 in Claremont, N.H., years her senior. what she will tell her child when he town hall cleaning job. pornographic movies, Ms. Kaplan " A hot line phone call may save a where the couple lived. Nine months later they were is old enough to understand. The news came as a relief to Olmstead. w ho has said. " I have to speak out.” life." After pleading guilty to second- married, she using an older 'T have more freedom here than had to do the town's janitorial work himself for "Every day I sit here someone Ms. Kaplan also emphasizes degree murder charges, Ms. Ka I did in 10 years of m arriage,” she woman’s birth certificate. the past few weeks because no suitalile I'leaiiers. else is going through the same abused women have so little plan was sent to the minimum- says, pointing out her small, “ He completely took over my could be found. thing," she said. " I f I have a debt self-confidence and self-esteem security facility in Connecticut private room with the walls life,” she said. "Your story created some interest." Olmstead to society, it's in helping women many won’t leave their husbands because there is no long-term When Kaplan got into financial plastered with pictures of her boy, said of a recent arliele in the Herald O r t y like myself." "unless it’s a life-threatening women’s institution in New now 5. trouble, Ms. Kaplan said he would KATHY KAPLAN With brown curly hair, blue eyes situation, like mine” Hampshire. “ With the help of my counselor. take her to a motel room and tell 2 and a gentle voice, the 27-year-old She uses her own experience to She is eligible for parole in 2001. I’ve changed. I didn’t consider her that some men would be Senior gatherings a success . . . hired a hit man inmate’s appearance belies her illustrate how much physical and The man she hired was acquitted myself a person, just as shell visiting, adding. COVENTRY Clirisline Woods. Coventry's municipal agent for I he elderly, said reeenlly llial Friday afternoon gatliei ings of .senioi- eili/.ens have been a success. Weather The get-togethers held every Friday tniiii Peopletalk noon to 3 p.m. at the All Season's l.odge In Patriot's Park — have attracted lielweeii :lll and Today’s forecast 40 people who come to play I'ards. work on crafts Shark-fighter turned hero Birthday almanac and socialize, she said. 5 Connecticut, Massachusetts and Mrs. Woods organized the program willi the Aug. 26 — Lee DeForest (1873-1961), the Rhode Island: Sunny today and A young man who fought off a marauding shark help of Mary Carlson, former AAHP president inventor who is called the "father of radio.” His Sunday. Clear tonight. Lows 50 to that attacked his fiancee on a skin diving trip in from Willimanlie, and the Reereation Coiiiiiiis audio amplifier, which regulates "and magnifies 60. Highs in 70s and low 80s. the Florida Keys last year has received the Coast sion. She .said she is still looking for people to sound waves, was basic to the development of Maine: Morning clouds east, Guard’s highest civilian heroism award. radio and television. organize crafts projects for the prograiii. otherwise mostly sunny Saturday. Hmald photo by Tarquinio All Coventry senior citizens are weleoiiie to Aug. 27 — Samuel Goldwyn (1882-1974), the film Timothy Hampson of Key West accepted the High in the 70s. Fair Saturday attend. The gatherings will eoiitiiiiie until Hie end producer whose Hollywood career began in 1913. "Gold Lifesaving M edal" with tears in his eyes night and Sunday. Low in the 40s Peaches draw a crowd of October. Thursday, the 650th person to receive the medal Among his productions were "W uthering north and 50s south. High Sunday Heights,” "The Little Foxes,” and "The Best 75 to 80. since it was established by Congress in 1974. Crowds line up early Friday night for the Eighth District’s 27th those at the festival were state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, Hampson, 23, fought off a large shark that Years of Our Lives.” New Hampshire: Mostly sunny Mrs. Winter goes to high schooi attacked Jackie Lynn, 22, while the two were Aug. 28 - Ron Guidry (1950-), the left-handed Saturday. High in the 70s. Fair annual peach festival. The festival included ample helpings of R-Manchester, Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, town Directors snorkeling a year ago. pitcher for the New York Yankees and winner of Saturday night and Sunday. Low in peach shortcake, door prizes, a square dancing demonstration Stephen T. Cassano and Donna Mercier, and district President BOLTON — Grammar school art leaelierSarali the 1978 American League Cy Young Award. In the 40s north and 50s south. High and a performance by the district's fife and drum corps. Among Walter Joyner. Winter will be the new full-time art teacher at Rear Adm. Richard Cueroni said Hampson that season, he won 25 games. Sunday 75 to 80. heard Miss Lynn scream and saw the clear water Bolton High School during the eoniiiig sidiool Aug. 29 — Charlie ‘‘Bird” Parker (1920-1955), Vermont: Sunny and pleasant turn suddenly red. He said Miss Lynn had been year. the jazz alto saxophonist and composer who Saturday with highs in the mid 70s. attacked by a shark that inflicted "a massive Superintendent Richard E. Paekman, who has helped create "bop and bebop.” His style has Clear and cool Saturday night with Permanent sites prove tough to pin down wound to her right leg." called Mrs. Winter "a gifted teacher." eho.se her influenced generations of jazz musicians. lows in the 40s to around 50. Sunny from among five finalists. He called them the liesl Hampson swam between the shark and Miss Aug. 30 — Fred MacMurray (1908-), the actor and a little milder Sunday. Highs in applicants he’s ever .seen. Lynn to allow her to get back to the boat, Cueroni who starred in films from the 1930s to the 1960s. the 70s to near 80. Mrs. Winter said last June that she thought her said, and fought off the shark with a speargun He is best known as the star of the “ My Three talent was in teaching young children part-tline when it tried two more attacks. Hampson finally Sons” TV series, which ran from 1960 to 1972. Extended outlook Committee eyes Cooper Hill for shelter at Bolton Elementary School. She said she liked scrambled into the boat, pulled Miss Lynn Aug. 31 — Ted Williams (1918-), the outfielder having time for her own art work and was not aboard, treated her wound and raced to shore. for the Boston Red Sox who hit .406 in 1941. He is BOSTON — Extended outlook interested in a full-time ixisition. the last major leaguer to hit .400 in a season. He for New England Monday through The sun will shine today but hopefully without the snow. Bv Kafhv Garmus with a wall and installing a shower, he l i a n III the committee's The high school slot came open this summer won six batting titles and had a .344 career batting • The former Pinchurst Grocery Wednesday: Forecasts call for sunny and dry weather all wqeekend. Herald Reporter said. The building is within walking recommendation. when teacher Marion Nicolay resigned. Taking average. Store on Main Street and West Middle Connecticut, Massachusetts and distance of the center of town, where "I think we're going to have Mrs. Winter’s place at the elementary school is Sept. 1 — Rocky Marciano (1923-1969), the Highs will be around 80 with light north winds. Saturday Turnpike, which is for sale for $96,000. Rhode Island: Fair and warm The Cooper Hill Water Treatment most town-operated services for home community reaction from every single Denise Poudrier of Manchester. world heavy weight boxing champion from 1952 to night mostly clear. Lows are predicted to be 50 to 55. Johnson said no parking is available A Assault with deadly chicken through the period. Highs in the 80s Plant emerged as the site most likely to less people are located. site we choose," he said. Before she decided shw would take Hie high 1956. He retired undefeated after 49 professional there and the building would require except 70s Cape Cod and the Today’s weather picture was drawn by Erika Kelley of be recommended for a temporary Other possibilities considered by the Committee Chairman John W. Coo .school job, Mrs. Winter filed a formal grievance A Superior Court jury in Worcester. Mass, fights. extensive renovation before it could be apparently believed Glno Gentile of Fitchburg islands. Overnight lows in the 146 Hamilton Drive, a fourth-grade student at Buckley shelter for homeless people after a committee were: used as a shelter. ney said some of the likely opposition to against Packman’s decision to have the new liigli upper 50s and 60s. town-appointed conjmittee rejected school teacher teach any extra art classes at the when he claimed he didn’t mean to hit Leominster School. o The Nike site off Keeney Street. a shelter could probably be attributed She wrote me a letter Vermont: Warm and dry. Highs other possibilities Friday. • Vacant space in the Manchester elementary school. Mrs. Winter had been police officer Thomas Bisol in the face with a While most members agreed the to negative reports about last winter’s 80 to 90. Lows in the mid 50s to mid The Shelter Study Committee must Herald building. But the newspaper chicken leg — the meat just slipped off the bone. A letter from Marilyn Monroe to poet Norman facilities at the site were ideal, they shelter, which was set up in part of the working only twoclas.sesa day for the last .several 60s. recommend a site to the Board of has other plans for the space, accord Bonnet Junior High School building. He years and wanted to teach half time. Rosten saying one of his poems “ touched me” said it is too far from downtown to be ing to Publisher Richard Diamond. Gentile was acquitted of assault charges sold for $2,500 at an auction this past week. Maine and New Hampshire: Directors by Sept. 11 if the Manchester practical. said most of the problems arose Thurday in connection with the February The letter, written on Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Fair and warm through the period. Area Conference of Churches, which • The Lincoln Center. The location is because the shelter had to share the incident, which took place in his former Lows in the 50s Monday and in the runs the shelter, is to meet an Oct. 1 • A 3,000-square-foot building at .343 building with the ^ j^ t Side Recreation School population rises U stationery, was sold to Joseph Schlang, a New ideal, but would require the town to Leominster apartment. York_Re;^l estate investor. 60s Tuesday and Wednesday. deadline for a state grant of nearly Main St. The site was rejected because move some of its offices. Johnson said. Center, BOLTON — The superintendent of schools said The letter was sold by Charles Hamilton Highs in the 80s. $53,000. . the $l,300-a-monlh rent was too high. • Churches. Johnson said that al "The Bennet situation created prob Thursday that he expects 310 students to enroll Officers Bisol and Alan Anderson were serving Galleries at an auction at the Omni Central Park Although the approximately 1,000- • The former Economy Electric though he has contacted several lems that weren’t necessarily part of next week at Bolton High School, ineliidiiig HO him with a court summons when Gentile claimed Hotel. square-foot treatment plant is smaller building at 824 Main St. Attempts to churches, they would be a last resort. the shelter operations," Cooney said. students from Willinglon. he motioned to the door, at the same time sending Air Quality "Thanks the most for your book of poetry,” than the permanent site the committee contact realtors failed, Johnson said. Because churches usually hold activi Capt. Robert Guliano of the Man A member of the Willinglon .school hoard told the meat straight off the chicken leg he was eating Miss Monroe wrote Rosten of his book of poems The state Department of Envir hopes to find, it would require little • The former Marine Clubon Parker ties until late at night, cuts and other chester Police Department said the the Bolton school board that this year half the and straight at Bisol. titled "Songs for Patricia.” onmental Protection reported work to get it ready for the coming Street, for sale for $120,000. Johnson shelter equipment would have to be main problem was that the shelter eighth grade cla.ss — 37 students — chose to eoiiie winter, said Walter Johnson, chairman Gentile was also cleared on charges of " I spent all Sunday morning in bed with it,” she good air quality levels statewide said it is located too far from downtown taken down in the morning and set up couldn’t open until 10 p.m. because of to Bolton for their freshman year. Last year 63 of the committee’s search panel. possession of a dangerous weapon, a studded wrote ”It touched me. I used to think if I ever had Friday and forecast good air levels and is in an industrial zone, where again every night, he said. Recreation Department activities. Willinglon students attended Bolton High School. G armband, and being a disorderly erson. He was a child, I would have wanted only a son. But after Saturday and moderate levels " I think if you look at it as temporary, zoning regulations do not allow When reminded by the town's human Many of the shelter clients loitered The entire high school ixipiilalion last year was it’s not bad at all." he said. found guilty of disturbing the peace, however, 'Songs for Patricia,’ I knew I would have loved a across Connecticut on Sunday and shelters. services dini'ctor that Mayor Barbara around downtown neighborhoods wait 258. Last spring, school officials were projecting and will be sentenced next week. little girl just as much,” Monday. The main work that would be • A three-family house at 450-452 B. WcilTBtfrg said she opposed the ing for the shelter to open, he said. an enrollment this year of 303. Satellite view required at the site includes removing Main Street for sale for $108,000. The Cooper Hill Water Treatment Plant as "'If we had our own building, I don’t Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 p.m. EOT Friday The school board has said it considers walls that separate offices, blocking off house has since been sold, Johnson a shelter stie. Johnson said the mayor's think we’d have 95 percent of the Willinglon students a plus for the school system Disney makes deal shows low clouds over the upper Ohio Valley. Clouds and showers an area containing water storage tanks said. opposition should not be a considera- problems we had.” Johnson said. because each student pays tuition that reduces HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The over the Northeast are associated with a low pressure system the cost of running the high school. School hoard Disney Channel has made a deal to centered off the coast of Maine. A band of clouds and showers Chairman James H. Marshall has said that Hie acquire United States television accompany a cold front along the Southeast coast into the northern Town could take Marlow to court high school could not survive without the rights to 10 one-hour episodes of gulf of Mexico. A few showers and thunderstorms are present overthe Willington contingent. "Return to Treasure Island.” northern and central plains and the Rockies. The board signed a new contract last year witli Disney spokesmen said the com the Willington .school board that guarantees pany will participate in an interna Willington students the choiceof attending Bolton tional project to be produced by 30.00 Landlord has several options on violations High School for five more years. Willinglon has no Richard Price’s Prime Time En SEATTLC MILD high school of its own. tertainment, which is based in Graduating eighth graders lyive the ctioici' of London. The Robert Louis Steven r — MINK------^ Bv Sarah E. Hall OSTON Committee on some of the requirements, notably the road and I don’t think we ll get to that point," he said. enrolling in Bolton High School, Windham High Herald Reporter son classic was adapted for movies one calling for a minimum of 400 square feet of floor "We’ll take every possible step to help the landlord to School or Windham Tech. in 1934 by MGM. A space. "It might make better economic sense for him comply." Main Street landlord George Marlow may face to do that than try to meet all the requirements,” charges in housing court it he does not correct Kraatz said. / /^NVnA'^c^^OENvenl problems cited in his apartment building Friday Regrouping apartments to meet space require Lottery morning, Health Director Ronald Kraatz said. ments or seeking to establish a rooming house are LOS ANGELE! But Marlow could also decide to stop renting other possibilities Marlow could pursue, according to apartments in the 869 Main St. building, since the 52 Kraatz. 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DAIRY QUEEN HIGHEST housing code violations cited would not apply to TEMPERATURES under Manchester zoning regulations .since 1976, and Connecticut daily vacant apartments, Kraatz said. it is unclear whether a variance application would be NEW Early Friday, Marlow said he was not sure what he Beach and Picnic Special Friday: 539 ORLEANS ^ RMIAMI accepted by the Zoning Board of Appeals. 2 will do but "m ight close down the whole building.” If Marlow decides to keep tenants in the building 80 r — LEOEMD- Play Four: 9532 Kraatz claimed the landlord has said that he might and does not comply with the code by the deadline of CRISPY FRIED CHICKEN 80^ “ tear the place down." 90 r Sept. 21 for minor violations and Dec. 14 for major Weekly Lotto: too Another option Marlow has is to rectify violations in ones, the Health Department would likely give him a Have You tried one yet? n , 3-6-16-17-22-29 UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST*. occupied apartments only, Kraatz said. short extension, Kraatz said. If the landlord still fails There are currently tenants living in twelve of to comply, Kraatz said, the matter would be brought They're great...the “Brazier C.\ pC. Marlow’s 22 apartments, according to the Notice of to housing court by the town. Crispy Fried Chicken". An 1 S DC *7®® Other numbers drawn Fri Alleged Violations served Friday morning. The notice The judge could decide to levy fines or demand day in New England: National forecast listed 52 separate items, ranging from lack of compliance by a later deadline, Kraatz said. Or the exclusive recipe cooked q adequate floor space and private bathrooms to judge could make a decision that, in effect, would Rhode Island: 5994. part of the nation will have generally fair weather today ^ * * * perfectlon...Just for you. O PC. *4^® with skies ranging from sunny to partly cloudy. Some showera may cockroach infestation, a broken toilet seat and peeling exempt Marlow from the code regulations, he said. 5 New Hampshire iteily: 6358. paint. develop across parts of the Rockies and Florida. Maximum Kraatz said harsher penalties, which would UPI photo New Hampshire Sweep- Kraatz said Marlow might also choose to seek a tem ^ratu res are expected to include; Atlanta89, Boston 76 Chicaao probably not be sought unless Marlow refused to stakes: 595-74-Green. variance from the Housing Code Enforcement cooperate,.were unlikely. That stage is "fa r down the 80. Cleveland 76. Dallas 95. Denver 85. Duluth 79. Houston 92 IN OUR FROZEN CAKE SHOP Today in history Massachusetts daily: 0494. Ideal for parties end ell other special Vermont daily: 595. Jacksonville 86’ Kansas City 85. Little Rock 90. Los Angeles 76 Mlam sizzlin’ Speclalsll ^ K occasions, orjust for the taste of it 88. Minneapolis 85, New Orleans 90. New York 77. 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HADDAM NECK (UPI) - The possibility did not occur, officials Connecticut Yankee nuclear have drawn the attention of the power plant lost outside power for Nuclear Regulatory Agency to the about 20 minutes Friday, the possible situation. Mrs. Carr goes to market second mishap in four days at the Castagno said although the re facility. leased water caused "no radiation Anthony Castagno, a spokesman danger or health hazard to the for Northeast Utilities which oper public,” and had been “ confined ates the plant, said a circuit and controlled” within the build breaker on one of two incoming ing, officials were working to ‘I managed to get there in time to buy the last of the rhubarb’ power lines tripped while the other prevent another such incident. line was out of service for He said operators of the plant maintenance. Editor’s note: Mrs. Carr is were examining the rubber and "The two emergency diesel executive director of the Manches generators started as designed and metal ring-shaped seal which was ter Area Conference of Churches, ‘I love the market. Not only are there the one of them supplied emergency meant to hold the water in the the sponsor of the Saturday power until normal offsite power cavity, and would probably add farmers’ market. visual (delights of fresh fruits and was restored,” Castagno said, another secondary seal to the vegetables, but a Norman Rockwell system. noting the second generator Bv Nancy Carr America to enjoy.’ started up but it did not fully Castagno said another alterna AAACC Director energize. tive to a supplementary seal is "to Power, was out from 1:25 p.m. to make an adjustment to the rubber With visions of sugar corn 1:45 p.m., Castagno said. gasket on the seal.” dancing in my head, I managed to strawberry. My mother loves it.) Dons and Emil Stevens from South The plant is in the third week of get uptown mid-morning last Sat And I ’ll tell you about the peach United Methodist Church have set its scheduled 10-week shutdown for urday to find the downtown next week. up their tables at 9 a.m. to sell these 2 refueling. farm er’s market in full swing. Not Third World handicrafts for the 2 Workers at the plant Thursday Man says he only was there plenty of fresh- Next to them is Ilona’s table (you benefit of SERVE, a Church World finished pumping 200,000 gallons of picked butter and sugar corn, but can still hear the sounds of the old Service project, mildly radioactive water from a Silver Queen com that will melt in country in Ilona’s voice.) She had flooded containment building. A didn’t kill your mouth. made banana bread, honey, whole A FEW YEARS AGO, a couple leaking seal in the refueling cavity, The farmers had been pulling in wheat bread, blueberry cakes and showed up at the market with or the space around the reactor, SPRING FIELD , Mass. (U P I) — since 8:15 a.m., and several told dill cheese pie this week, and the bouquets of fresh old-fashioned allowed the water to drain onto the A former hospital orderly pleaded me they had been up since dawn dill cheese was gone before I got flowers. They were an instant hit. UPI photo floor Tuesday. innocent Friday to charges he picking produce to sell from the there. Last Saturday, in addition to our Castagno said while workers strangled his elderly mother and back of their cars or vans or Her sign (Ilona’s Mini-Farm) flower lady, four of our farmers Nazis have been gone 30 years were pumping the water back, infirm twin brother, then tried to pickups. says she uses only unsalted butter were also selling flowers. There 5 officials identified a safety issue. commit suicide with an electric There were also baskets of red, and no artificial flavoring. Which were snapdragons, asters and 5 " I f fuel had been in the refueling carving knife. orange, yellow and green toma zinnias in every color, and huge The wife of General Philippe Leclerc, who led French old country? It will take only half a Prime Minister Jacques Chaban Delmas, who was also a pool when the seal gave way,” Hampden Superior Court Judge toes, piled-high bushels of green sentence with Ilona for you to bursts of gladiola and bouquets of troops into Paris on Aug. 24, 1944, shakes hands with war resistance leader. They are standing in front of city Castagno said "then that fuel could Eileen Griffin ordered Walter beans, bunches of beets, swiss identify. And I should confess, T bright beauties I ’ve never seen soldiers riding the very same tanks that were present for hall in Paris Friday, during ceremonies commemorating have been exposed to the air with a Schauer, 41, of Springfield, held chard, carrots (with and without had a head start tasting herbaking before. tops), onions, scallions and the end of four years of Nazi occupation. On her left is the 40th anniversay of the liberation of Paris. release of radiation from the fuel without bail at Bridgewater State in March. Harriet Donovan bought the last into the building.” Hospital pending a Sept. 5 lawyer’s radishes. Did I tell you, in addition to a gorgeous bunch just as I came Paris Mayor Jacques Chirac and on her right is former He stressed that although the conference. And pepper lovers: they were honey man, we have a herb man? back around (you have to get there not only selling green peppers, but Ordinarily, he also has fruit from early for the cut flowers.) How red peppers, frying peppers, and his Old Orchard Farms, but his ever, she told me about a wonder two kinds of hot, hot, hot peppers, trees (thanks to a week of heavy ful sauce for pasta made with olive Connecticut Police charge woman in hit-and-run crash along with all kinds of cucumbers, rain just as the trees were oil, fresh basil, something and pine lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower, egg pollinating) are taking a year off. nuts. I know 38 different ways to Police charged a 19-year-old Man Boudreau was driving reportedly ran a shopping so the incident would be him, police said. According to wit plant and those delicious new He is still offering all kinds of serve a hot dog, but hated to admit In Brief chester woman Friday with interfering red light at Main and Center streets and reported as a parking lot accident, nesses, Randall was restrained by the potatoes. potted herbs — peppermint, spear to Harriet that pine nuts have with a police officer and falsely was struck by a bicyclist, according to police said. man after he "attacked” a 15-year-old I managed to get there in time to mint, curly leaf mint, sage, thyme never hit my grocery list. Besides reporting an incident, police said. police. Witnesses told police that she Manchester girl, police said. buy the last of the rhubarb and and chives. He has a whole chart which, she was buying my City hall called a danger left the scene, police said. A 17-year-old Manchester man was (among two loads of Marvels that listing the 20 to 30 herbs he’s selling bouquet. Barbara A. Boudreau of 471 Parker Later that day. Ms. Boudreau and arrested Thursday night after causing Randall was arrested after a strug Leonard Gaines helped me carry and the uses of each. The young man from the McCon- STAMFORD — The chief fire marshal has St. was arrested on a warrant in her grandmother came to police a disturbance outside of the Bradlees gle and continued to yell after being to the car) an 8-pound head of Several of the other farmers are ville Nursery on Woodbridge taken steps to close city hall because major fire connection with a hit-and-run accident headquarters to report that the car had Department Store on Broad Street, taken to police headquarters, accord cabbage for — can you believe — 70 also selling one or more herbs — Street came for the first time last code violations have not been corrected and earlier this month, police said. She was been struck in a town parking lot while police said. ing to police. He was kept in a holding cents. fresh basil, garlic, dill and bunches Saturday with arms full of wax workers in the 57-year-old building are in danger. released on a $100 non-surety bond and they were shopping, police said. Under Elliott R. Randall, of 92 Green Road, cell for an hour before being released The "fruit lady,” with her beach of parsley. begonias, coleus, spider plants, "I'm doing this because I must sleep at night,” is scheduled to appear in Manchester further questioning, Ms. Boudreau was charged with breach of peace after on a $100 non-surety bond, police said. umbrella and bright red-and-white Swedish ivy, impatiens, including said Carmine Speranza Jr. One of the favorite couples in our Superior Court on Wednesday. admitted involvement in the accident police arrived at the store’s parking lot Randall is scheduled to appear in checked table, was offering rosy a beautiful double-flowered type The building, purchased by the city 20 years The charges stemmed from an Aug. family market are the Levys of and she had pointed out the damage to and found him yelling and fighting to Manchester Superior Court on Wednes peaches and dusky plums, with called suny. ago. has no fire alarms, smoke detectors or 10 incident in which the car Ms. Sunshine Acres. Art Levy was there her grandmother after they went get up while a Bolton man sat on top of day, police said. apples and pears soon to come. alone this week, selling their I love the market. I was smiling A sprinklers. It has open stairwells and air shafts The honey man from Spencers even before I got there, watching homemade breads. Usually his A where fire can spread quickly and flammable Farm was there with his wife and an elderly lady walking past the material is stored in the basement. wife Marcia makes, with his help, 4-month-old son, Brian. Brian was orange-raisin, applesauce raisin, Watkins Building, holding a bag "These aren't little quirks." Speranza said of soundly snoozing under his “ Little with two tomatoes, another with violations of the state fire code standards. If there Aillon’s wife feared him, witness ciaims peaches-in-cream breads, and Slugger” baseball cap as we talked three peaches, and a large bou , is ever a (ire. "it's gonna burn like crazy,” said chocolate chip, oatmeal-raisin, and NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Three days pregnancy, paying for groceries with nobody would talk to him, he missed his "Y o u ’re pushing her too far. too fast. about the difference between his snicker-doodle cookies. quet. I hope they keep her kitchen Speranza. father’s buckwheat and wild and spirits bright all week. If the state's attorney determines a criminal before she and her wealthy parents food stamps. wife and the baby, he wanted to get Leave her alone, stop bothering her. They also offer vegetables, in flower honey (the buckwheat has a cluding, later in the season, every Keep coming, friends. The brus- law has been violated. Speranza can ask a were stabbed to death 12 years ago. "What was her demeanor?” asked back together with her, and he asked and let things cool down. I told him she stronger, fuller flavor, he says, squash known to man. They are sels sprouts, broccoli, apples, Superior Court judge to either close the building Barbara Aillon told her best friend she State’s Attorney Arnold Markle. Mrs. Peck to intercede for him. was afraid of him,” she said. and it is noticeably darker in pears, squash and pumpkins will be U or levy a fine. was afraid of her husband, triple "She was embarrassed.” always together, the Levys, with color.) U murder suspect Guillermo Aillon, Mrs. Peck said in a conversation July their 8- and 4-year-old sons. coming along with cider, loaves of 1 love the market — not only are "She felt he had married her for her 27, 1972, Barbara Aillon told her Aillon However, this week, there was a zucchini bread, butternut squash, there the visual delights of fresh Elm City boosts chlorine money," state witness Shirley Peck of didn’t love her, he loved the baby, Obituaries new sign in front of the table. The pumpkin cookies and fall flowers. Burbank, Calif., testified Friday. She fruits and vegetables, but a Nor fifth Levy — a girl, Shira, 7 pounds, You wouldn’t want to miss it. NEW HAVEN — A sudden increase in levels of relayed to the Superior Court jury at Barbara Aillon and her parents. J. man Rockwell America to enjoy. 5 ounces — arrived Aug. 14. And, please, we are short of potentially harmful bacteria in the drinking Aillon’s third trial parts of conversa George Montano, 49, and Bernice Robert D. Ames two daughters, Roberta Hodge of Next to “ Little Slugger’s” family "Organically grown like all our volunteers. If you can help one water of the city area has prompted officials to tions she had with Barbara Aillon Montano, 46, were found stabbed to Robert D. Ames, 72, of 64 McKinley Manchester and Carol Hartnack of is an elderly couple whose features products,” says Art, with his Saturday between now and Oct. 10, add four to five times the normal amounts of indicating she was adamantly opposed death two weeks later, Aug. 13, 1972. St., died Friday at Manchester Memor Stewart, Fla.; two brothers, Richard speak of years of hard work and engaging smile. call 646-4114. G chlorine into the system. to any reconciling with her husband. The Aillon’s 7-month-old daughter was ial Hospital. He was the husband of Lois Ames of Southington and Russell Ames ready smiles. She sells her small At the very end of the row of Church groups can call the M ACC The Regional Water Authority also planned to found bloodied but unharmed at the jars of homemade plum, straw office if they want to have a bake G Mrs, Peck quoted the 26-year-old F. (Newton) Ames. of Philadelphia. Pa.; a sister. Mar farmers’ tables and tailgates, flush oul its 1.300 miles of pipes in an effort to rid Mrs. Aillon as saying even though she murder scene, the Montano home in He was born in Lynn, Mass., and had guerite Westerberg of Harwich Port, berry, rhubarb and blueberry jam you’ll find the Stevens. Instead of sale at the market. Our rules: all Harald photo by Tarquinio the water of the three types of bacteria which had initiated divorce proceedings, North Haven. lived in Manchester for the past 32 Mass.; 10 grandchildren and a great alongside his beans and tomatoes. yellow squash and red tomatoes, produce and flowers must be grown have proven resistant to chlorine, officials said. years. grandchild. This week she added peach jam. Doris and Emil are selling mother- by the seller himself. All baked Aillon “ had the nerve to ask her father Superior Court Judge William L. “ We’ve seen signs of (the bacteria) for a He retired in 1981 as a design The funeral will be Monday at 11:30 All her jars are carefully marked of-pearl jewelry from Bethlehem goods must be made by the sellers Rena. “The Jam Lacdy,” sells some of her farmers’ market customers. The down for money to go to school." Previous Hadden Jr. told the jury the statements while.” said Thomas Jackson, a spokesman of the engineer from the Universal Design a.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral “ Rena’s Kitchen” and carry the and dark carved animals from — no fair going to Julian’s market latest produce to Mike and Lorraine testimony indicated Aillon wanted to be were not meant to establish truth but town market carries both baked goods, non-profit utility. “ But this week we became a mortician. Co. and had previously worked at Pratt Home, 219 W. Center St. Calling hours date she made the jam. (Try the Kenya. For the third straight year. and buying Danish to set upa table! solely to establish Barbara Aillon’s Coburn. Saturday morning MACC and fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers. concerned because levels began to increase." & Whitney in East Hartford. are Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will Six months after their April 1971 state of mind when the witness said she He was a past commander of the be at the convenience of the family. marriage, Mrs. Peck testified she made the comments. Hartford Power Squadron and a Memorial contributions may be Special bridge session sought visited the couple at their Wallingford Mrs. Peck then told of seeing Aillon member of the Manchester Power made to either the American Lung apartment. Aillon had lost his job as a at the Mormon church Barbara and her BRIDGEPORT — Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta Squadron. He also belonged to South Association, 45 Ash St., East Hartford, social worker and the witness said she mother attended. She said Barbara has demanded a special session of the Legislature observed Barbara Aillon, whom she United Methodist Church. or the American Heart Association, 310 to investigate conflicting reports on a city bridge Aillon left her to take a telephone call Profile said was experiencing a difficult Besides his wife, he is survived by Collins St., Hartford. that private consultants claimed was in dangerof and then Aillon appeared. He told her possible collapse. Name Walter Whitman In a letter sent Thursday to Gov. William Address 80 Broad St. O'Neill and released Friday, Paoletta asked that a special session be convened to sort out State writer says towns Age 68 inspection reports he said left him "shocked and Born Dec. 12. 1915 in Skowhegan, Maine bewildered.” Occupation Retired division engineer The state Department of Transportation sent a will remain safe places report to city officials that included a warning with the Department from private consultants that the Grand Street RID G E FIE LD (U P I) - As high city In choosing the 110 towns listed in the of Transportation bridge over the Pequonnock River was "in Macintosh Favorite restaurant crime rates spread rapidly into once-placid book as "safe,” the Frankes focused on The Yankee Peddler, Holyoke. Mass. danger of collapse,” the mayor said. suburbs, the settled towns where few stray middle-size communities with populations Favorite food Earlier this week, another DOT official said far from the place of their birth may be the of 10,000 or more on the edges of major Yankee Pot Roast problems with the span were long known and last havens of safety in the 1980’s, an author metropolitan cities. Ck)me in for a screen test Favorite beverage Dry Martini denied the bridge was in danger of imminent says. "We’re were looking for communities Favorite hobby Flower gardening and landscaping 2 failure. David Franke, who co-authored the that managed to remain safe right within Paoletta said the conflicting reports showed an recently released book "Safe Places for the Favorite sport Tennis 2 commuting distance of major metro immediate need for a bipartisan probe of the 80’s” with his wife Holly, said their areas,” said Franke, who lives in Ridge Roots for Whalers state's bridge inspection program. research showed that towns where folks field, Conn. Idea of a good vacation Touring the United States have deep roots were the most safe. With the help of FBI annual statistics on Police charge It’s a hoax "The communities that are safe are violent and property crimes, he said they and Canada What you do to relax OXFORD — The FBI may file charges against places with settled populations.” Franke chose communities with crim e rates Read, watch TV, an Oxford man whose bizarre claim he was said. “ People know each other, community somewhat above rural crime rates but still lay around and visit friends kidnapped in Connecticut and taken to Pennsyl pride takes the form of anti-crime organiza far below city rates. tions and they are not communities of Type of entertainment preferred Musical comedies vania turned out to be an apparent hoax, “ Once we determined they had low crime strangers.” Favorite actor Sir Alec Guiness chagrined police say. rates we personally investigated them,” he 5 He said. “ Pennsylvania has the highest Favorite song “Stardust” James Kellogg, 18. allegedly told Pennsylvania said, in five months on the road with their 5 percentage of residents who were born in state troopers he was waylaid Sunday by two 9-year-old daughter Melissa. the state.” Kind of music preferred New Orleans jazz men, one armed with a revolver, while he walked Favorite magazine US News and World Report home that night on Route 34 in Monroe. But in the West and the Sunbelt states, he The Frankes discovered that in the As these saeens indiiate, Macintosh’" He claimed he escaped the next afternoon by said, where a steady influx of new residents northeasten United States many cities east can do all the things you’d expect a ‘ Favorite books Non-fiction leaping from his captors' car in Sheppton, Pa., in recent years has stirred up communities of Chicago have high crime, but Franke business computer to do. A lot o f things Favorite store In Manchester Barrett Plumbing Supply Co. and police initially believed his story. inside and outside major cities, suburban said there are a number of safe suburbs crime rates have boomed. you wouldn’t expect a business com Favorite spot In Manchester The Masonic Temple “ If this guy doesn't go into acting, he will have around them. In the countryside it’s missed his calling,'; Pennsylvania State Trooper “ Almost everybody from Oregon is from generally peaceful and safe.” puter to do. And some things no business Car 1983 Buick LaSabre John O’Boyle of the Frackville Barracks said someplace else — it has the lowest The states with the lowest crime rates computer has even done before. Favorite color Blue Thursday. percentage of people bom in the state,” he were West Virginia, North Dakota. Missis If that strikes you as amazing, prove said. sippi and Kentucky. Last book read “The Biography of it to yourself. Come in for a screen test. William Marriott" Because only seeing is believing. \ Favorite quote “If a man thinks well Fire Calls of you, make his thoughts DRIVEWAY SEAIING ||n p p l< z come to me." Manchester — Arabian Proverb ial Hospital (Town). — Quality Work for Less — Pet peeve The timing of traffic Apple and the Apple logo are registered iradem irks o f Apple Computer. Inc Maantosh is a irademarli licensed to Apple Computer, Inc Friday, 12 p.m. — medical call, Friday, 7:06 p.m. — medical signals at very busy 64 McKinley St. (Paramedics). call,24EIdridgeSt. (Paramedics). • 10 yrs. experience by Brett Jones Grand Opening Speclall intersections in town Friday, 1:30 p.m. — public • Insured f i d ^ . 1 fiQ Q • Free estimates Macintosh with Imagawrilar Printer List $3070 SAIf <2790 Favorite TV show “Hogan’s Heroes" service call, 66 Benton St. (Town). Tolland County Mac Write and Mac Print thru 31«f - while suoDly tasts ■ ■ Now Aug. Best thing about Manchester The people — it's such a Friday, 4:22 p.m. — medical *Your driveway is cleaned, repaired and sealed with rTtlC om m iterlt— OMfC— Houra: Mon-fri. lO-a Herald photo by Tarouinlo call, 39 Spencer St. (Paramedics). Friday, 2:40 p.m. — motor TrI-Clly Plaza Thura. Illl S, Sal. 10-8 friendly town, vehicle accident. Topte 85 and Latexite, a high-quality sealer! y fa t Penortel Compuiert. il’i a Nolursi Friday, 5:11 p.m. — malfunc VDfnOfl ~ 644 | SO 4 and the medical services Dimmock Road (Bolton). tion, box 398, Manchester Memor Worst thing about Manchester The roads ■>IZ — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Aug. 25, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Salurday, Aug 2.1. 1984 - 13 Advice Engagements Just when he thought it was over, black flies returned the bridge of a modern fishing boat, show ing ;ill of the Aug. 6 journal up to date .sophisticated instniments. Pointe-Verte, For the past few weeks, the second knuckle of each Rossitto-Trotter It wasn't until after 4 that 1 left Shippagan At New Brunswick ring finger has had a kink in it. llsually. it's noticeable Uimeque. there is one of the most colorful churches only in the morning. When those fingers arc bent. 1 Health is wealth to those without it Summer along the Acadian shore. .At Petite Hivicrc dc L'lle. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rossitto of At Oak Point, about 12 miles past Chatham, the wind can't straighten them out with muscular action — the road becomes terribly bumpy not jarring South Windsor, announce the en became a problem, so I looked for a place to camp. another finger has to pry them into a straight position. D E AR ABBY; Every now and you are rich. crack-bumps as on Prince Edward Island, but lots of take your wife to a doctor for a Two men were outside cutting wood. I saw what Cyclist They will remain like this for a month or so after the then I find myself complaining V E R Y POOR gagement of their daughter, De complete examination. Her un borah Marie Rossitto, to John looked like a field of short grass out back, so I asked trip. small, annoying bumps. because I ’m too busy, don't have At Petite-Shippagan. 1 took a ferry which connects founded jealousy could be a Charles Trotter, son of Mr. and them. “ No problem,” said the younger man. “ Set up Glenn Davis On Saturday, 1 left Oak Point at 8:42. and continued enough income, our married child D EAR ABBY: I ’m SO years old, lie Lameque and He Mi.scou The five luimite crossing Dear symptom of an emotional problem. Mrs. Donald Delphia of Vemon. anywhere ya like.” north on New Brunswick Route II. I set a fast pace ren live too far away, we have only retired from the U.S. Navy and I is free, and was my 20th ferry ride of the trip That’s She could be physically (or men The prospective bridegroom is Amon Ross lives in a modest house with his wife and along the flat coastal land, making the 15 miles to one grandchild, etc. used to make a good living driving almost as many times as my nose h;is peeled! Abby tally) ill. Don’t put this off. She the grandson of Mrs. Evelyn Plouff two children. His father was cutting up eight-foot Neguac in just over an hour. I took a lunch break in I will soon be 84 and am fit as a a taxi. All the kids are raised and When 1 reached He Miscou. it was getting late 1 may need treatment. of Edgerton Street, and the late slabs of spruce and white pine into stove-size lengths. Tracadie. fiddle. I still shovel snow with the Abigail the wife and I are all alone now. didn't want to ride all 18 kilometers to the northern tip At age 74, he still wields his Homelite chainsaw returned, I filled my water bottles and canteen. There arc few things that frighten me. but I saw one biggest shovel I can find — like the ’That’s the problem. The wife has Mrs. Charles Trotter of Van Buren CONFIDENTIAL TO TIRED OF adeptly. As I was about to return to my tent, Amon asked if of them at the shopping mall. Nearly everyone who of the island and risk camping on a polenli;dly one I used when I was a young man nothing to do all day long, so for the Manchester. WAITING IN WENATCHEE, I ’ve camped in worse places — the beach on the I ’d like a cup of tea. While it was brewing. Edna. left the mall had at least one six-pack of beer. Several dangerous In-ach in South Dakota shoveling ear corn last two years she’s been sitting in The bride-elect is a graduate of WASH; Take him to small claims Magdalens, for one. What I ’d taken fora field, turned Amon’s wife, brought out doughnuts, homemade people wheeled shopping carts filled with beertotheir About 2 kilometers past Mi.scou Centre. 1 (ound a after a day of stooping over, the front seat with me when I drive East Catholic High School and court and tell him you carried him out to be a little grass and a lot of sandpit. So, after rolls, and homemade strawberry-rhubarb jam. cars. I e.stimated .some people were hauling eight to 10 dirt road to the left which leads into the woods The hand-picking corn in the big fields. my taxi. attended Manchester Community for 11 months — which is more than much debate, I chose a somewhat grassy, somewhat Then it was back to my tent. Even though 1 slipped cases of beer from the store. road is unused ;ind the site secluded, so it m;ide a good Recently, I came upon a box of because it might do a lot of people College. She is employed at Ab- I lose a lot of fares because when his mother did. rocky site near the garden. in quickly, several more uninvited pests came along Since the welfare checks had just arrived. 1 place to camp — away from the noise of the center of clippings I’d saved for years, and some good. dow’s Restaurant in Vemon. people see someone in the front I thought the black fly season had ended in New with me. expected that they were stocking up for the month. town 1 had looked farther north, but the land is very when I read this letter I had clipped ’The prospective bridegroom is a I ’m in a charity hospital with seat with me they think I ’ve got a Brunswick. Wrong! I thought the black flies could But, perhaps not. With a three-day weekend .starting, marshy from your column it made me (Do you hate to write letters graduate of Rockville High School arthritis, tuberculosis and heart customer and they won’t get in. never be worse than in Newfie. Wrong again! Aug. 7 maybe that was enough to get them through Monday. Before dark. 1 rode my bike to a home near the town, ashamed for complaining. It’s because you don’t know what to and attended Manchester Com trouble, and I am gradually losing I’ve begged my wife not to ride After hurriedly setting up my tent, tossing my stuff 2:12 p.m. and asked to fill my water bottles and canteen After dated 1965. say? Thank-you notes, sympathy munity College. He is employed by At Pokcmouche. I reluctantly left a well-paved my eyesight. I’m only 38, but I with me, but she insists on going inside and diving in, I closed the zippers and began the Pointe-Verte, Route 11. and headed north on Route 113. In 83 miles on a very warm day, I needed plenty of water. I hope you think it’s worth a letters, congratulations, how to Colt Industries, Chandler Evans can’t remember being free from along because she doesn’t trust task of killing the black flies which had flown in during New Brunswick Shippagan, which 1 reached at 1:35, 1 toured the rerun. I certainly do. decline and accept invitations and Corp. of West Hartford. Glenn Davis is a Manchester resident who is biking pain in 22 years. If I could wake up me. Abby, I never had a girlfriend A June 1, 1985, wedding is set-up. Marine ('enter (Centre Marin), which has many GERALD GIVING, how to write an interesting letter It’s thundering and raining today, so that means a across Canada and New England this summer. De is one morning feeling good again, I in our 30 years of married life, but planned at St. Margaret Marys The Rosses were out for the evening. After a terribly aquariums of salt-water fish and crustaceans, and FORMER PASTOR are included In Abby’s booklet, day off. With any luck, I'll clean my bike and get this keeping a log of his travels for the Manchester Herald. wouldn’t care if my wife (if I had she doesn’t believe me. “How to Write Letters for All Deborah M. Rossitto Church in South Windsor. hot day, I could have used more water. When they some of fresh water fish. There is also a mock-up of one) flirted with another man. D E AR MR. GIVING: (What an I hate to divorce her, but it’s Occasions.’’ Send your name and appropriate name.) I agree, it’s What I am trying to say, Abby, is murder living with a crazy, jealous address clearly printed with a worth a rerun; that if a person can get up in the wife. So what should-1 do? check or money order for $2.50 Humor best medicine morning and go to work on his own DESPERATE IN (this includes postage) to: Dear Weddings 2 D E AR ABBY: I ’ve been reading two legs, he should get down on his HAWAII Abby, Letter Booklet, in care of the 2 the “ problems" sent to your Manchester Herald, P.O. Box SEATTLE (UPI) - Robin Faye- see they’re acting out a role. It knees and thank God, for without column and I hope you print this health, you have nothing — even if DEAR DESPERATE: Please 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) McNair has several prescriptions allows them to see options or other for her psychiatric patients at ways of behavior.” University Hospital — drawing She also has a collection of cartoons, watching soap operas Halloween-type masks, with ex and wearing Halloween masks. pressions ranging from sad to Mixing drugs can be dangerous The occupational therapist angry to happy, and encourages firm ly believes in the cliche that patients to wear a face that depicts DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband The antihistamines cause drowsi izers: The Pill Problem, which I am laughter is the best medicine, their mood that day. especially when it comes to healing “ When you put on a mask, it 5 5 is a recovering alcoholic and has been ness and are brain depressants. It fol sending you. Others who want this taking Valium for six years. The doc lows that antihistamines increase the issue can send 75 cents with a long, emotional wounds. really puts you much more in touch tor keeps giving him Valium even Your depressive effects of sedatives, tran stamped, self-addressed envelope for " I think humor helps because with your physical body,” Ms. though the opinion seems to be that quilizers or alcohol. it to me in care of this newspaper, you can look at different areas of Faye-McNair said. people should not take it except for a Health Why don’t you talk to your P.O. Box 1551, Radio City StaUon, your life without making it so Patients who benefit from her short period of time. husband’s doctor about your concern? New York, NY 10019. serious,” Ms. Faye-McNair said. special brand of therapy are He also takes antihistamines every Lawrence I am not optimistic that your husband ” It allows people to relax a little bit suffering from a range of mental day plus Anacin and extra-strength Lamb, M.D. will be able to stop his drugs without There are approximately 748 and open up.” problems, including anorexia, de Datril. He complains of being tired all his doctor's help. If he has a medical different species of trees native to Ms. Faye-McNair, who is an pression or low self-esteem. Be the time and I am sure that these reason for taking so much medicine, the continental United States. amateur cartoonist, encourages cause each patient has specific drugs are having an adverse effect on you should know about it. her patients to express their needs, Ms. Faye-M cNair says him. Please comment on the prob Millard Fillmore feelings by drawing cartoons, approaching problems from the lems of taking antihistamines as well down Valium as quickly and may There are quite a few drugs that which she says makes it easier for bright side doesn’t always work — as Valium and other medicines. become dependent upon it much more have similar actions, and when mod If they ever have an unknown them to discuss and cope with their at least not right away. DEAR READER — I do not know easily than younger people. erate amounts of them are taken president memorial, Millard Fil problems. “ I sort of see myself as planting how much Valium your husband is Valium is a good medicine in help together, they have the same effect as lmore could get the honor. But “ Sometimes it’s kind of hard to some seeds. If it’s done in a way taking, but if it is a moderate amount, ing people when they are getting off having taken a very large dose of before his non-popularity, Fil express emotions and things that that gives people the opportunity he probably has a physiological alcohol, but it should not become a each. The best-known bad combina lmore, a native of upstate New people keep hidden,” she said, (to be humorous), but doesn’t force dependency on it by now. And even if new addiction. It is a tranquilizer and tion is alcohol and sedatives such as York, taught school, studied law, adding that patients who can them, they may take up on it he is taking a small amount but is has an addictive effect when taken phenobarbital. I have discussed these was admitted to the bar, served in sketch their feelings in cartoon later,” she said. past middle age, he may have an with alcohol or any depressant medi combinations in llie Health Letter 12- the state assembly and was a form “ don’t feel as threatened.” One patient who blossomed addiction. Older people do not break cine. That includes antihistamines. 2, Sedatives, Hypnotics and Tranquil- congressman from New York. For patients who have difficul under Ms. Faye-McNaIr’s ap ties with interpersonal relation proach was DeeDee Murry, 23, ships, Ms. Faye-McNair turns to who entered the program in episodes of the daytime soap opera October 1983 suffering from ano Overcome fear and be assertive “ One Life to Live.” After patients rexia nervosa. watch a show, they discuss the DEAR DR. BLAKER - I have a A wishes, feelings and opinions. You are an adult in a work situation characters and how they manipu “ When I first came I wasn’t very Mrs. Brad J. Comollo Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Meek new job and I ’m worried that I’m not late one another. receptive,” Ms. Murry said. “ I had Mrs. Ralph P. Sorensen III Mrs. Jason M. Dodge Usually the fear that you speak of and it’s important not to take every A going to be able to stay because I get “ Soap operas are ... so extreme a lot of trouble in showing is a fear of rejection. Think about thing so personally. so nervous whenever I begin to antici it borders on humor,” Ms. Faye- emotions. The humor group was Ask whether you tend to avoid confronta pate or actually have to participate in Also, remember that practice M cNair said. “ They help patients very good for me.” Sorensen-Clark Dodge-Marziale Comollo-Tyo Young-Meek a confrontation. I know that many ^ J tions more with superiors or with makes perfect. ’Try a few confronta Blaker peers. The former goes back to a fear women have the same problem but tions and then analyze your responses Nancy Lynn Clark of Vernon, daughter of Mr. and Carol Marziale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Patricia Young of 182 Spruce St., (laughter of Mr. of rejection by one’s parents-and the Christina Marie Tyo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. that doesn’t help me much. Karen Blaker, with a supportive friend. It is part of Mrs. Arthur Clark of 182 Mark Drive, Coventry, and Marziale of Hartford, and Jason Merrill Dodge, son of and Mrs. John P. Young of Mousup, and Douglas Meek latter usually barkens back to a fear Erne.st Tyo Sr. of 20 Ashworth St., and Brad James I must overcome my fear if I am to an important learning process. Ralph Peter Sorensen III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Dallas C. Dodge, of Bloomfield, were Comollo. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Comollo of 63 of East Hartford, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meek of succeed in the world of business. Any Ph.D. of rejection by one’s peers during Thoughts P. Sorensen Jr. of Vernon, were married Aug. 18 at St. married Friday at St. Augustine Church, Hartford. Indian Drive, were married Aug. 18 in Wickham Park. ‘20 iloll St., were married June 23 in All Hallows suggestions? adolescence. Perhaps you have prob D Bernard’s Church. Rockville. Mary Jane Crandell, of Manchester, justice of the Church in Mousup. DEAR READER — Assertiveness lems with both kinds of situations. The Tuvalu Islands, including The groom and his family had lived in Manchester The Rev. John White officiated at the mass and peace, officiated at the double ring ceremony. The H is bard enough for most women, but Funafuti, Nukufetau, Nukalailai for 25 years, before moving to Bloomfield last The Rev. Charles LeBlanc officiated at the ings and opinions, a confrontation Try to understand where your fears “ Cast all your anxieties on Him. The Apostle Peter writes; “ He double ring ceremony. The bride was given in bride was given in marriage by her father. confrontation is even a step beyond. come from and then, when the fear and Nurakita, became independ October, ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her consists of expressing them in situa for He cares about you.” (I Peter cares for you.” Literally rendered, marriage by her father. Mrs. Barbara Brand III of Cindy Curtice of Manchester, was maid of honor. While assertiveness consists of tions where they are probably going strikes, remind yourself that you are ent of the United Kingdom on Oct. father. 5:7) the verse reads; “ He has you on South Windsor, sister of the bride, was matron of The Rev. Richard Sherer officiated at the mass and Mona Tyo. of Manchester, sister of the bride, was expressing your needs, wishes, feel to conflict with someone else’s needs, no longer a cbUd or an adolescent. 1, 1978. God really has no children who His heart.” In other words. He who honor. Bridesmaids were Janet Merrill of Ports double ring ceremony. The bride was given in personal attendant. Lisa 'Tyo of LaGrange, Maine, Patti Zupka of Virginia Beach. Va , was matron of are free from all sorrow. Our world fed the prophet by the brook. He mouth, N.H., sister of the bride, Laura Micno of marriage by her father. Jean M. Barrett of'West was flower girl. honor. Bridesmaids were Paulette Bli.ss, sister of the is full of heartaches and cares, and who watched over His people Hartford, Amy Sorensen of New Britian, and Elyse Haven, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Michael Saunders of Manchester was best man. bride, and Joanne Sweeney, sister of the groom all of us are familiar with them. So Israel in the wilderness. He who Sorensen and Linda Sorensen of Manchester, sisters Bridesmaids were Janet Flynn. Hartford. Bea Neil Murphy of Manchester was usher. what shall we do when the hill does notes the sparrow’s fall, has you of the groom. Monica Clark of Coventry, sister of the Restrepo, East Hartford, Patrice Rivard, Fitchburg, After a reception at the Buckboard Restaurant in Daniel D’Amato of Manchejiler was best man. New shapes mark Italian footwear seem too high to climb and the load and me on His heart. bride, was junior bridesmaid and Brooke Cooper of Mass., and Kathleen Viola of New York City. Glastonbury, the couple left on a wedding trip to Ushers were Michael Fournier and Joseph Neiibelt G G does seem too heavy to bear? Coventry was flower girl. Therefore, let us do well our Christina Lee Marziale, of Windsor, niece of the bride, Martha’s V'ineyard. They will make their home in After a reception at the VFW in Plainfield the couple By Gay Pauley look of Japanese apparel. “ Is there anyone who can help work, for our Heavenly Father will Michael Sorensen of Vernon, brother of the groom, was flower girl. Manchester. went on a wedding trip to Cape Cod. They are making United Press International The result — taupes, tobaccos us, one who understands our take away the worry, if we let Him. was best man. Ushers were Floyd Palmer, Tolland, The bride is a 1982 graduate of Manchester High their home in Stafford Springs. and gray tones. And to go with John Dodge of Bloomtield, brother of the groom, hearts. Let us load once and for all our James Fritz, Coventry, Paul Candarino, New Britain, School She is employed by Shop Rite on Spencer The bride is a graduate of Hurt ford State Technical NEW YORK — Italy’s shoe so many of the cropped, shorter was best man. Ushers were Dallas Dodge of 1^ When the thorns of life have every care upon Him, for truly He John Merrill, Portsmouth, N.H., and Greg Bombard Street. College and is employed by Pratt and Whitney The stylists put their best foot pants for women, they designed Middletown, brother of the groom, Brian Ross, East pierced them ’til they bleed; has us upon His heart. of Ellington. Jeremy Krob of Manchester was ring The groom is a 1982 graduate of Manchester High groom is a graduate of Bryant College and is also forward with new colors, tex shoes that came up around the bearer. Hartford and Anthony Barone and Edward Allen, One who sympathizes with us. East Haven. Michael Marziale. of Windsor, nephew of School and he is employed by Circuits Inc. of Berlin. employed at Pratt and Whitney tures and heel shapes for ankles, filling in that “ awkward who in wondrous love imparts Rev. Frank Kaiser After a reception at the Ukrainian National Home in spring-summer 1985. the bride, was ring bearer. space” below the shortened Just the very, very blessing that Supt., Ct.-W. Ma. District North Windham, the couple left on a wedding trip to “ Are you ready for the pants. we need? Southern New England Confer Grand Cayman, British West Indies. They will make After a reception at Imperial Caterers in East Elman-Fuller avalanche?” said Colette their home in Vernon. Miss Hughes listed these Yes, there’s One, only One.” ence Windsor, the couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. Hughes, associate director of trends from Italian makers: (Anonymous) United Methodist Church The bride is a graduate of Coventry High School and They will make their home in Rocky Hill. Melinda Fuller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Central Square and Robert Marsh of Vernon the Italian Shoe Center in New • All sorts of pale tones for is employed as a secretary at Union Carbide Corp. in The bride is a 1982 graduate of the University of Fuller of Central square, N.Y., and Eric Elman, son of The bride is a graduate of SUNY College of Buffalo York. She reeled off a list of East Hartford. spring-summer ’85 to go along Connecticut. She is employed at Pratt and Whitney in Dr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Elman of 424 Vernon St., were with a bachelor of science degree in information colors that ranged from pastels side the brights and pastels. The groom is a graduate of Rockville High School. East Hartford, as a scientific programmer. married June 24 at Congregation Ohav Shalom .systems management. The groom is a 1978 graduate such as apricot and avocado, to Albany, N.Y. These include the so-called He served in the U.S. Coast Guard for four years. He is The groom is a 1983 graduate of the University of of Manchester High School and a 1982 graduate of the brights such as shocking whites, from stark white Cinema employed as a customer service representative at Connecticut School of Law. He is an associate in the Rabbi Frydman-Kohl and Cantor Daniel Chick SUNY College with a bachelor of science degree in pink, violet and lemon yellow. through the ivory family, plus IBM. law firm of Pomeranz, Drayton and Stabnick. officiated. Alison Fuller, sister of the bride, was industrial technology. He is chief .scheduler for Textures combine rough, all the variations on beiges and Hartford matron of honor and Edward Piatok of Manchester Thermos Inc, of Norwich. They are making their grainy looks with matte or grays. Clnoma City — Les Comoeres (PG) Windsor was best man. The attendants were Tonya Fuller of home in Willimantic. shiny, smooth surfaces, and Sot and Sun 2:30, 4:30, 7:50, 9:55. — printed or embroidered fabrics • Shiny patents now are a Entre Nous (PG) Sot 2:40, 7 with So’-Su" «:«• — The Natural Lianna (R) Sat4:55,9:15.— 42ndStreet iPG) Sat'Sun 6. About Town with smooth leathers. In heels, popular leather arouiid the year Sun 1:30, 5:25, 9:20 with Some Like It Cheaper caviar the shapes range from stiletto to and around the clock, for men, Hot Sun 3:15,7:10. — Another Country Drlv*-ins sold in America flat Mary Janes, with the women and children. Black (PG ) Sat and Sun 2:15,4:15,7:40,9:45. — Scrubbers (R) Sot and Sun 2,4,7:30, mid-heel height the strongest. patent, once the herald of spring • ^M^^Horfford — Alice in Wonder. Society plans a banquet NEW YORK (UPl) - The 9:40. land (R) Sat'Sun 8 with Erotic Adven- Library, North Main Street at 7 p.m. These were m ajor trends that in women’s and children’s foot CInostudIo — Tender Mercies (PG) classic caviar is the roe of sturgeon of PInocchIo Sat-Sun 9*ao with Children are invited to come wearing their pajamas emerged as the Italian shoe wear and the classic leather for S(rt 7:30 with The Dresser (PG) Sat Affairs of Robin Hood (R) Sat^sSn 11. from the Volga River and Caspian Bridal Gowns 9:20. — Georgia Girl Son 7:30 with The Reservations are being accepted for the installation and carrying a favorite stuffed animal or doll. industry, some 60 manufac- men’s formal dress, no longer is ■Sea, But according to the people 2 Taming of the Shrew Sun 9:25. T “ UPB*** Toko banquet of St. Bridget’s Rosary Society scheduled for turew York’s Waldorf-Astoria seasonal. Nor is it confined to a East Hartford T6» who sell fancy fish eggs, only 5 Sept. 11 at the Marco Polo Restaurant in East Reg. *100 to *500 Hotel. specific hour of the day. Any Eastwood Pub A Clnoma — Tho (PG) S?t“sun®’:45°*’®''" * percent of this delicacy consumed 2 Muppets Take Manhattan (G ) Sot 7:15, Hartford. WATES meet Tuesday American retailers buy an number of U. S. designers 9:05: Sun 7, 8:45. in America fits that de.scription. Cocktails will be served at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7. estimated 60 ftiillion pairs of showed it, with flattened heel Poor Richard’s Pub A Clnoma — diytenW irttfia Manchester WATES will meet ’Puesday at Orange John Roberts, President of the Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom The following are the dinner choices and prices: men’s, women’s and children’s and in pump silhouette, with fall Hall, 72 E. Center St. Weighing-in will be from 5:30 to Romanoff Caviar Co., says about 30% OFF (PG) Sot 7:30,9:30, 12; Sun 7:30,9:30, Baked stuffed shrimp, $14; „veal parmesan $12; shoes annually from Italy, trade and winter ready-to-wear. 6: 30 p.m. two-thirds of the caviar purchased Showcase Cinemas — Tightrope (R) Th'2M ( M § ) '’“sSt^s;!fa‘£®^.'«'‘'' stuffed breast of capon $11. fair sources said. • Flat heels for women, al Sat 12:30, 2:45,4:50, 7:20, 9:50, 12) Sun After the weighing-in, members will go to the home in the United States is much Over 75 to chooBe from 12:30, 2:45, 4:50, 7:20, 9:50. — Sheena North Mountain Wind will entertain. For reserva of Charles Minicucci, 218 Hebron Road, Bolton, for a Industry sources said in all, though the mid-heel dominates. (PG ) Sat 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40, 10, 12:10; cheaper red or black lumpfish roe tions call Mary Culleton, 646-0050 or Mary Sulots splash party. Members are reminded to bring a lawn from Icelandic waters. the United States imports about Innovative shapes look sculp Son 1,3:10,5:15,7:40,10. — The Karate 649-3790, by Sept. 6. 580 million pairs of shoes each tured, some are tapered inward Kid (PG) Sat 1:1S, 4,7,12:10; Sun 1 :is' SHOMCASI chair. In case of rain a regular meeting will be held at Other types include golden and 4, 7, 9:40. — Ghostbusters (PG) Sat the club. 5 5 year. Taiwan, South Korea, and when seen from the back, black whitefish, and salmon, all of 12:30, 2:45, 4:55, 7:20, 9:40, 11:45; Sun HARTFORD Brazil send in more volume although they look sturdier 12:30,2:45,4:55,7:20,9:40. — Red Dawn School brochures out which come from North American Attendants, mother of the Bride than Italy, but the Italians have, from the side. Some heels are (PG13) Sot 12:45, 3,5:10,7:30,9:50,12; JHTEKWlMIXITia Circle plans buffet waters. Some specialty shops Sun 12:45, 3, 5:10, 7:30, 9:50 — Purple ...... Brochures for the Manchester Adult Evening a long-standing reputation for shaped like bells turned upside Rain (R) Sat 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10, C0OTweswiwn7uiKSSm5iS!"' carry a caviar from a fish found in fine materials, craftsmanship down. 12:10; Sun 12:30,2:45,5,7:30,10. — The School have been distributed to all local banks and to St. Margaret Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will tributaries of the Missi.ssippi river and other gowns and style. • A generally softer look to Woman In Red (PG13) Sat 1:15, 3:15, OXFORD BLUESlpga the town libraries. Mail registrations will be accepted have a meeting and buffet dinner Tuesday at 6 p.m. at that tastes something like stur 5:15,7:40,10,11:55; Sun 1:15,3:15,5:15, until Sept. 5. Registration will be held Sept. 10 from 166 Charter Oak St. Reg. «35 to M20 The U. S. industry alone footwear, as a result of the 7 :« , 10.— Oxford Blues (PG13) Sot 1,3, li)0-3J0-6J0-7aM fl^l 130 geon, but costs only half as much. produces some 333.5 million popularity of sports shoes such 5,7:20,9:30,11:30; Sun 1,3,5,7:20,9:30. 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the cafeteria of Manchester High Call Lil Amadeo for reservations. The caviar of caviars is still that School. pairs of shoes annually. Some of as Adidas, Nike, Saucony and SHEENA B of Beluga sturgeons found in Manchostor Adult classes will start the week of Sept. 17 and will these are exported. New Balance. The Italians show DA Theaters East — Oreamscape Russia’s Caspian Sea. The.se crea lJ0-3;lD-6;15-7.’40-Hfcfl0.|Mn conclude just before the Thanksgiving holiday. All Film series continues “ The Italians will concoct in a sneaker-type show with very (PG13) Sat and Sun 2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:30, tures can run up to 12 feet long and 9:30. — The Philadelphia Experiment classes will be at the high school. The new industrial any direction,” Miss Hughes soft leather and ■ in fabrics TIGHTROPE As part of a film series on the theme, “ Does God weigh more than a ton, holding as (PG ) Sat and Sun 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. — arts wing of the school will be used for automotive, said, when asked the sources for patterned in floral prints and Revenge of the Nerds (R) Sat and Sun 12:30-2:4IM:S0-7a)-^-12ai Exist?” the film, “ Evolution — Fact and Fantasy,” much as 100 pounds of caviareach. woodworking and furniture refinishing courses. tfieir design ideas. "Most foot paisleys. Look also for revival 2:10, 4, 5:45, 7:40,9:35. — Pink Floyd: will be shown Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Church of Caviar can be a simple, yet 25% OFF The Wall (R) Sat midnight. — The RB7DAWN ^ Several new courses will be offered this fall, wear designers watch carefully of espadrilles and a rush of Christ. 394 Lydall St. sophisticated, hors d’oeuvre. Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sat including basic wild fowl carving, Spanish, tole and what’s going on in ready-to- gladiator-tie sandals. mldnlhht. — Heavy Metal (R) Sat The films are open to the public at no charge and no When added to cream cheese and midnight. decorative painting, metal smithing, gourmet cook Over 150 to choose from wear on a global basis.” • The average U.S. dollar collection will be taken. garnished with scallions, it can be TMWfOMiW IN RB> ing, review math, “ Fine Cooking for Fraidy Cats,” UPl photo When the Japanese burst onto price on Italian imports re Mansfield spread on pumpernickel bread, public speaking, fabric wallhangings, and modern crackers, or toast. Sale Prices Effective Thru Sept. 8, 1984 the world ready-to wear scene, mains about the same as in Translux College Twin — Oxford l:16-3:16-8;ll>7:46^1ftM-lT« dance. AARP trip canceled Italian stylists immediately previous years, although the Blues (PG13) Sat and Sun 3, 5, 7, 9. — Keep caviar chilled and serve it At top is a modified Mary Jane blocked with linen at the And the Ship Sails On Sot 2:30,4:45, 7, PURPLE RAIN 1 Courses will be cancelled when there isn’t sufficient moved in. Miss Hughes said. increase in leather costs means 9:10. — Bananas (PG ) Sun 2,6:45 with The trip planned by Chapter 1275 of AARP, to promptly, Roberts .said. An opened heel and perforated leather on the vamp. At center is 12flM>e % 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug 25, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 25, 1984 - 15 C alendar Methodists to celebrate SPORTS Hundreds of Methodists from across the state of Connecticut will gather in Willimantic on Sunday to celebrate the bicentennial of Methodism in America All Methodist denominations — United Methodists, Hall slips, African Methodist Episeopals. African Methodist Denis Watson fires Episcopal Zionists and Christian Methodist Episco- pals — will be participating in the picnic and worship Sox slide service, from 1 until 4 p.m. The theme for this gathering is “The Methodists Celebrate: Oneinthe Uord." It represents an effort on to 7-6 win the part of the predominantly white United Methodist 62 for Series lead Church to reestablish ties with black Methodi.st BOSTON (UPl) — Outfielder groups. Mel Hall slipped while chasing Bv Roberto Dias "Oh God. playing like this feels produced another birdie on No. 11. The celebration, at the Willimantic campgrounds, pinch-hitter Rick Miller’s sixth UPI Sports Writer good." said Denis Watson. "1 said and Watson then birdied No. 13 will begin with a picnic at I p.m. Chicken and inning fly ball, permitting three it was possible to shoot a great with a 12-fool putt. beverages will be provided for free, and those runs to score Friday night and AKRON, Ohio — Denis round here on this great course, “ I was sinking putts left and attending are asked to bring either a salad or a dessert enabling the Boston Red Sox to Watson of Zimbabwe suc but I never thought I would be the right." he said "On the 14tli, I put a to share. beat the Cleveland Indians 7-6. cessfully overcame his aller person to do it. pitehing wedge to 10 feel and made At 1:45. the Rev. Wesley D Williams, coordinatorof With the score tied 4-4 in the that, and plopped a not her wedge to racial inclusiveness for the United Methodi.st Church, sixth, Boston loaded the bases with gies to grass and trees and "1 can't get complacent though 20 feel on the 17tli and made that, will lead a hymn sing. At 2 p.m., picnickers will be — it's too soon to celebrate. 1 only Herald photo by Pinto one out on Mike Easler's single. blistered the Firestone C.C. too. summoned to worship by the bagpipes, played by Rev Bill Buckner’s double and an have a three-shot lead. “ 1 made liirdie putts of 5-to KINGDOM HALL for a course and tournament Dr. Henry Scherer Jr. intentional walk to Rich Gedman. record 8-under-par 62 Friday, "I have to run each day to keep 25-feet all day. hot I shudder to The sermon will be delivered by the Rev James on Tolland Turnpike Reliever Tom Waddell replaced think of the one I missed. Theie taking a three-shot lead over my lungs clear, and I take Walker of the Christian Methodist Episcopal loser Steve Comer, 3-8, and one out medication. It's rather silly, being were six of them, but I did s;ive par denomination. Music will be provided by a mass choir later. Miller batted for Jackie Bruce Lietzke after the se a pro golfer who's allergic to grass, on the third and ninth holes. from the Bethel African Methodist Epi.scopal Church, Commentary Gutierrez. On the first pitch. Miller cond round of the $700,000 trees, anything that grows." "What can I do? Hope I get a and a quartet from the Vernon t.'nited Methodist hit a high fly to left and Hall fell World Series of Golf. good night's rest. That's all." Church. while trying to back up. Miller was Lietzke, the first-round leader, Lietzke. who gained entry to the For directions to the campgrounds, contact Betty credited with a double, one of 11 in The 28-year-old Watson, who had a second-round 2-iinder 68 and World Series by winning the ('oral Mitcheltree of Manchester, at 64,3-73,56. The event will the game. qualified for this select, 42-player is at 66-68-134. Springs (Fla.) event in March, be held, rain or shine. Bishops ready their study on economy event just two weeks ago by Dennis "Oil Can ” Boyd, 8-9, Peter Jacobsen was :done in collected three birdies and one struck out nine and allowed seven winning the Buick Open, played third place at 3-under, following a bogey in Ihe firsl nine holes. bogey-free golf m carding eight Center Church lists events Jewish Committee set the tone for has led a group of prominent conserva resources. hits and four runs over seven second-round 67 that gave him a "I had a roller-eotister back David E. Anderson innings. birdies and 16 pars on the par-70, United Press Internafionol much of the more specific testimony of tive Roman Catholics outside the William Diehl, a consultant to the 137 total. nine.” said Lietzke. "I bogied lOby Events scheduled at Center Congregational Church Lutheran Church in America said that Consecutive doubles by Butler, 7,173-yard Firestone C.C. South Craig Sladler (69-70) and Fred hunkering my approaeh, and bir the Protestant and Jewish speakers hierarchy to begin preparing their own course. Saturday are as follows: when he told the bishops that "eco counterstatement on the issues. many members of that denomination Hall and Thornton in the ninth Couples (71-68) were tied al died Ihe Mill from five feet. Then I 8:30 a.m., worship service in sanctuary. Breakfast The committee of Roman Catholic nomic policies are too important to be None of the religious representatives live in "a band of the country in which produced two runs and cut Bos His 62 topped the course record 1-undcr 139, and PGA Champion hogied Ihe 13lli with another between the services. Woodruff Hall. 10a.m., worship bishops preparing a proposed pastoral left solely to economists and govern called for an end to capitalism but they industry has been hit by long-term ton’s lead to 7-6 before Mark Clear of 63 set by Bruce Crumpton of Lee Trevino headed a group of honker and birdied the I6(h from a service in sanctuary. 11:15 a m., lemonade on the letter on the U.S. economy has ment officials." stressed that many economic decisions structural displacement" and that a relieved Bob Stanley and struck Australia in the second round of the seven players at even-par 140. eouple of feet. terrace. completed its hearings on the issue and is beginning to write its first draft, within the United States and global major pastoral problem emerges with out Pat Tabler and George Vuko- 1975 PGA Championship, and Oddly, the 62 isn't Wal.son's best. "I'm h:q)py with the 68. hut I'd expected to be made public in mid- economic systems were made without the "identity among its members, vich with the tying run on third broke the tournament 18-hole He shot a 61 at Killurney G.C, in nither have had his 62. That's Orthodox Rabbi Walter Wurzburger, base. Emanuel events are set November after the presidential chairman of the Synagogue Council of enough regard for the human middle-aged men out of work who feel mark of 64 shared by Andy Bean Johannesburg. South Africa four obvious, I suiipose" years ago. Tom VVat.son is al I-over 141, and election. America's Interreligious Affairs Com consequences. they have failed their families, may Blue Jays 6, Twins 2 and Jerry Pate. The week's schedule ;it Emanuel Lutheran Church With a final daylong hearing in New never get a job, men whose identity has "Firestone is a bit tougher," said British Open eluimpion Seve Bal- mittee, sounded another dominant note Watson's 36-hole total of 69-62— is as follows: York at which Protestant and Jewish "We can no longer afford the luxury been based on 'what I do' and value In Minneapolis. Cliff Johnson’s Watson. "Believe me, it's much lesleros of S|);iin is at 4-over 144 that ran through much of the testimony 131 also improved on the course Monday — 9:30 a.m., fair workshop; 3 p.m , staff spokesmen testified, the five-member of corporations paying major attention based on 'how well I do it.” ’ pinch hit double triggered a more difficult." along with defending champion when he told the bishops that "the free standard of 132 held by Jack meeting; 7:30 p.m , property committee. bishops' committee, headed by Archbi market system cannot be relied upon to their bottom line while ignoring the three-run eighth inning Friday UPI photo Ncverthele.ss, Watson started Niek Price of South Africa. Jack Tuesday — 10 a m.. Old Guard: 1:30 p.m., We Gals; Nicklaus and Forest Fezler in the with a birdie on the second hole, Nicklaus shot ;i 73. and is at 145. shop Rembert G. Weakland, Milwau exclusively to ensure the well-being of ethical and social implications of their The Rev. Fred Allen, associate night that carried the Toronto Blue 8 p.m.. 2x2s board meeting at Punchard's home. Denis Watson clenches his fist after a birdie putt on the now-defunct American Golf Clas and carded three consecutive The tonrnament. which is spon kee, Wis., ended the consultation phase all people in this country." decisions," said Timothy Smith, a general secretary of the United Metho Jays to a 6-2 triumph over the Thursday — 10 a m., prayer group; 11: 15 a.m., care sic. Watson also snapped the birdies on the fourth through fifth sored by NI'X’ ;md is being of the process. "It is part of our religious vocation to United Methodist layman who heads dist Church's Board of Church and Minnesota Twins. fifth hole during the second round of the World Series of and visitation. previous best 36-hoIe tournament holes to go to 5-under at the torn. lelevi.sed nationally by CBS, fea During the process, the bishops press the public and private sectors — the Interfaith Center for Corporate Society told the bishops they need to Right-hander Luis Leal went 8 Golf at the Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio, Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. mark of 133 set by Tom Watson in The onslaught continued on the tures a $126,0(10 paydiiy to Sunday's heard from more than 100 economists, government and industry — to be ever Responsibility. consider the rapid economic changes 2-3 innings for Toronto, stopping the Twins on eight hits and striking Friday. Watson holds the lead with a nine-under-par 131. the 1979 World Series. back nine. A 7-iron to three feci winner theologians, business executives, so mindfui of the human consequences of The church representatives spoke of where, in capitalistic countries, deci out a career high 10 to raise his cial ethicists, poverty organizations economic activity in this country," he both the immediacy of vanishing sions about the world's resources of Catholic training set record to 13-3. Jim Key got the last and specialists on such subjects as said. family farms and unemployment as raw material, capital, technology, land out for his fifth save. Catholic adults involved in Boy Scout troops are Third World debt and international The fear that the bishops' pastoral experienced by their local congrega and labor "have become the preroga invited to attend a training program for prospective bunking. might take a similar stand criticizing tions and the more abstract issues of tives of the boardrooms of a few Ad Altare Dei counselors on Sept. 8 at 10 a m. at the Rangers 10, Brewers 3 McEnroe, Martina favored in U.S. Open Rabbi James Rudin of the American capitalism nnH H’o free market system the global flow of dollars and corporations and banks.” Lebanon Community Center, at the junction of Routes In Milwaukee. Gary Ward had 87 and 207 in Lebanon. four hits, including a three-run Bv Martin Lader Player's International Championship, lost Dowdeswell comfortably in the opening Turnhnll, who was Ihe Iasi in 1977 to reach The Rev. Roger Gaulin, Scout chaplain for the Saints and Sinners homer, and drove in six runs UPI Sports Writer to Vijay Amritraj in the opening round of round, the 25-year-old left-hander faces two the final. Diocese of Norwich, encourages each Boy Scout troop Friday night to power the Texas the ATP Tournament at Kings Mills, Ohio, solid obstacles in the next two rounds. Navratilova has won Ihe la.st five Grand in the area to send a representative Catholic adult. To Rangers to their third straight NEW YO RK — The best news the U.S. last Tuesday. It was only his second loss in McEnroe's second round foe figures to be Slam championships, and her current register, or to obtain more information, call Carol victory, a 10-3 triumph over the Open Tennis Championships could have 61 matches this year. Stefan Edberg, an 18-year-old Swede who string of 48 matches is eight short of the Throwe at the Boy Scout office in Jewett City at Milwaukee Brewers. received came from such unlikely places as Prior to this shocking setback, McEnroe swept all four Junior Grand Slam cham all-lime women's record held by Chris 376-4156. Put him in a coiiege town and he purrs Ward, who has hit .393 in his last Kings Mills, Ohio, Mahwah, N.J., Toronto had dropped only nine sets all year, three of pionships in 1983 and then captured the Evert Lloyd. Since Ihe start of 1983 she has 29 games, went 4-for-5 to boost his and Montreal. them to Lendl for his only other loss in the Olympic title earlier this month, and in the won 1.38 singles matches and lost two and Here’s South Methodist week Editor's note; George Plagenz is a content. We are satisfied that we know the Mount (Matthew 5:21-24) that deals think he or she would respond? season average to .263. He was It was at those locales that people such as French Open. third round he faces the prospect of playing has captured nine tournaments in a row. syndicated columnist. all there is to know about something with reconciliation with people we The exercise pointed up the central hitting .219 before the hot streak. John McEnroe, Martina Navratilova, Ivan Navratilova lakes a winning streak of 48 either South African Kevin Curren or Navratilova's opening opponent will be The agenda for the week at South United Methodist just because we have heard it or lived don't like or who don't like us. place that reconciliation must occupy Frank Tanana, 14-11. scattered Lendl and Hana Mandlikova injected a new matches into the Open, but at least she gave American Mel Purcell, either of whom can Lea Antonoplis of Glendora. Calif., while Church is: Bv Georoe Plaoenz with it so long. Each of us was asked to draw a in the life of the Christian. But there nine hits and one earned run over spice of interest in the Open by proving they evidence of being vulnerable when she had be troublesome. Evert IJoyd. the No. 2 seed and a six-time Sunday — Dr. Paul Kroll preaching on "Christ to struggle for a 6-4. 4-6, 7-5 decision over Newspaper Enterprise Association Not only did we find that up to this symbol of what wholeness in relation were questions about how this is best seven innings for the victory. Dave weren't as infallible as they — and tennis Should they both advance that far. Open champion, drew Sharon W:ilsh of San Working Through Your Faith. " Nursery care will be point we had failed to learn as much (or ships means to us (I drew a circle with done. Stewart pitched the final two fans — might have thought. close friend Pam Shriver in the final of a McEnroe's semifinal opponent would be Rafael, Calif,, ;»s her firsl round opponent provided for preschoolers. I am back home after a week at an more) about these Bible stories as we the words, "M ay the circle be un At the end of the class, some said they innings. So when the $2.5 million Open begins its tournament at Mahwah. third seed Jimmy Connors, conqueror of Tuesday — 1:30 p.m., collate The Challenge. Seeded behind M H o n w s for Sate 31 Apartments for Rant 43 Slora/OfflcB Space 44 PoInting/PapBrlng S2 Misc. tor Sola a Toe Soles 69 Cart/Trudit for Sale 71 Motorcyclet/BIcyctet 73 C O R D O B A , 1977 — 63,000 GLASTONBURY — Six 3Vz ROOM APARTMENT SOUTH Wl NDSOR — Sul PAINTING AND PAPER SCOTT LAWN WE'RE FUN, and a bar KAWASAKI KE12S, 1981 room Ranch. Central air — Privote home, heat, livan Avenue. 1,600 sa. ft. HANGING — Exterior S P R E A D E R — Good con gain too, try us once, miles, air conditioning, — 701 miles, axcellant G 43'2711 power seats, rodlols. conditioning. Full base appliances. Working sin prime retail space, ample and interior, ceilings re dition. $15. Coll 643-4645. you'll love us. W e're on condition. Best offer. Classified.. Household Goods For advertisements to be...... Must sell, going Into ser Business Opportunities 22 Store/Office Space ment. Many extrasi Must gle adult only. No pets, parking. $660. Coll 236- paired. References, fully Route 32. O ver 100 dealers Must see. Coll otter Spm, Rates vice. $2500 or best offer. Notices Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property Misc. for Sale published Monday, the dead- see to appreciate! children. Call 643-2880. 6021 or 644-3977. Insured. Quality work. SINGER SEWING MA entertain you and con 569-8257 or 649-4190. Home and Garden Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. -■ ■ $84,088. Owner. Coll otter CHINE — Lovely walnut After 4pm, 528-8234. L o s t/F o u n d ...... 01 Empiovment into, 24 Misc. for Rent . Martin Mottsson, even save you BIG MONEYI $3.00 (or onB day 5pm, 633-2024. EAST HARTFORD — 2 MANCHESTER OFFICE ings 649-4431. cabinet. Excellent condi Flea Market every Sun- 1969 H O N D A 450 — For P ersonals...... 02 instruction ...... 25 Wanted to Rent . Pets 1972 CHEVY PANEL % P er W o rd : bedrooms, heat, hot wa SPACE — Ideal for ac tion. $75. Coll 643-6526. doy 8am-3pm at the parts. Coll anytime, 742- Roommates Wanted Musical Items TON — V-8. Exchanged Announcements ...... 03 .20C Read Your Ad ter, appliances, carpet. countant, lawyer or soles CEILINGS REPAIRED Mansfield Drive-ln Thea 6087. Recreational Items 1-2 d a ys vnNON/MUKIIISin UNI 28,000 miles. Automatic. A u c tio n s ...... 04 $425 per month. Coll 289- office. Central location. or REPLACED with dry- LARGE HIRES ROOT- tre (Junction 31 & 32), Real Estate Antiques 3-5 d a ys .180 Classified advertisements’ Optn SiL 2-4 p.m.. Heavy duty springs, 0080 between 10am and Ample parking. Coll 649- wall. Coll evenings. Gory BEER Barrel Dispenser, open until Thanksgiving. ROYCE UNION BIKE — 3, Services 6 d a y s .16C are taken by telephone as a SB RiieblhigM shocks, new tires and Homes tor Sale T o g Sales 5pm, Monday thru 2891. M cHugh, 643-9321. $95. Coll 649-7375. Coll 429-1998. 20", good condition. Will 26 d o vs .la c Fabulous 7 rm. split paint (2500 miles), spe Candominiums ...... 32 Services Offered Wanted to Buy convenience. Friday. (old to go In trunk ot cor. Financial contemporary, cathedral cial built rocks with 33 Painting/Papering H a p p y Ads: The Manchester Herald is AVAILABLE SEP NAME YOUR OWN ONE BABY AFGHAN — TAG SALE — Saturday, $35, best offer. Coll 646- Lots/Land for Sale ceilings, formal dining rollers for contractors M o rtg a g e s ...... IV 34 Building/Contracting $3.00 per column inch responslbleonlytoroneincor- , EAST HARTFORD — 1 TEMBER 1st — Prime P R IC E — Father and son. Yellow with white trim. August 2Sth, 9om to 2pm, 6164. Investment Property rm. 2 tireplaces, plus staging. Coll 6 to 6:30pm, Personal Loans 12 reef Insertion and then only--- bedroom, heat, hot wa office space at 263 Main Fast, dependable ser $15. Coll 649-1396. 4 Flint Drive, Manches Business Property 35 Roofing/Siding acres.Syrs. young. Direc 649-4730. In su ra n ce ...... 13 Automotive Deadlines ter, appliances, carpet Street, Manchester. $150 vice. Pointing, Paper ter, oft South Adams BOY'S 20 " SEAR'S bike. Resort Property 36 Heating/Plumbing for the size of the original ., tions: Lake St. to Rolling- ing, next to pork. $375 per monthly Includes every hanging & Removal. Coll EMERSON QUIET KOOL Street. Canning lors fur Excellent condition. Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 F lo o r in g ...... Cors/Trucks for Sale .71 For classified advertise- in s e rtio n . view to 58 Rambling Rd. 1977 CELICA G T — Good month. Coll 289-0008 be thing. Coll 646-4144. 644-0585 or 644-0036. AIR CONDITIONER — niture, books, bowling Blue. $25. Coll 643-1228. .Income Tax Service Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 ments to be published Tues- Errors which do not lesserr '' b u d g e t 1-66S-0123 condition. S speed. tween loom and 5pm, Excellent condition, but bolls, kitchen and miscel Rentals the value of the advertisemenF-' ■ AM/FM stereo. $2950. Services Wanted ...... Rec V e h ic le s ...... 73 day through Saturday, the Monday thru Friday. FOUR ROOMS — On East needs minor repair. laneous Items. 1975 HONDA CB-360T — Employment Coll 569-4577. Rooms for Rent ...... A uto S e rvic e s ...... 74 deadline is noon on the d a y w ill not be c o rre cte d b y ais— « Center Street. First door, Price $25. Phone 643-4668. Excellent running condi j’ For Sale BY OW MER & Education . 4z Autos for Rent/Lease ...... 75 before publication. additional insertion. 118 MAIN STREET — carpeted, olr conditi tion. Must see. $600 or Apartments for Rent f o r e s t h il l s U & R. 8 1976 AMC PACER — 6 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 oned, private entrance, PROFESSIONAL L IV IN G ROOM C H A IR — best otter. Coll 649-5243. Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Renf 43 Holiday/Seasonal 61 Room Colonial, 4 bed Three room heated cylinder, automatic, olr, rooms, tleldstone tire- apartment, hot water, ample parking, heat In PAINTING — Interior, Color, like gold. In good cluded. Coll 646-8811 or Exterior work. Fully In condition. $30. Coll otter TAG SALE — FINAL 76,000 o rig in a l m iles. 22" BOY'S BIKE — Good aawa place, 20 X 36 In-grourxl security, no appliances. Looks good, runs good, $435. Phone 646-2426, 9-5 646-8282. sured. Free Estimates. 12 noon to 3pm. Coll SALE — 44 Pine Street, condition. $25. Coll 649- pool. Call after 5 p.m. very dependable. $995 for 2T% Help Wonted 21 Help Wanted 646-8316. weekdays. Coll 646-4879. 875-2352. Manchester. Sunday, Au 0083. Notices Employment Help Wanted 21 Help wanted 21 Help wanted 21 Help Wanted aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaafaaaa gust 26th, lOom to 3pm. quick sale. Call 649-6039. Retort Property 45 TWO STORM WINDOWS Everything Goes! Y A M A H A XS400, 1979 — asaaaeaaaeaeeaaaaaaaaaa eaaceeeai 474 MAIN STREET — Bulldlno/Controcdno 53 VOLKSWAGON, Type 3 Second floor. Three room and screens (aluminum) Runs well. $450. Coll 647- & Education AUTO LUBE MAN-t=?5 wagon, 1971 — Fuel Inlec- SEWING MACHINE OP PART TIME — Dark SALESPERSON — Mens- GENERAL OFFICE heated apartment. $375. 3SVz X 38Vi.$18each. Coll T A G S A L E — 157 Elm HIM 7792. Needed now for new «oe • tlon. Runs. Needs some Lost/Found 01 ERATORS — Established room technician. Will wear. Looking for expe HELP — Mature, depen MANCHESTER No appliances. Security. CAPE COD — 6 room, 3 643-8888. Rood, Tolcottvllle. Satur dealership. This Is diia work. $450 or best offer. nationwide pillow manu train. X-ray office. Call rienced person for dable person needed fo 646-2426 weekdays, 9 to 5. bedroom house. Quiet FARRAND REMODEL day, August 25th, 9om to BICYCLE — Ladles 26" Help Wanted 21 facturer has Immediate after 2pm, 649-8979. quality mens shop. Full answer phones and per CLERKS AND CASHI entry level, full tlirtej; PRKE REDUCED neighborhood. Available ING — Cabinets, roofing, TAPE PLAYER — Peer 3pm; Sunday, August Coll 647-7792. 3-speed deluxe quality, permanent position of-» 2 ‘ Don't Miss This Onel" LOST — Female, gray full time openings. Expe or port time opportuni form general office work ERS WANTED — Fast MANCHESTER — Four September, $250 weekly. gutters, room additions, less, solid state, 8 track. 26th, 9om to 1pm. Trash mint condition, hardly fering an excellent start-* Immediate occupancy. 1979 PONTIAC STATION tiger cat. In Summer rience preferred. Day FULL TIME, PART ties. Apply in person: Mr. dolly 9om to 1pm. Typing growing convenience room apartments, $365 Call 646-0293. decks, oil types of remo Excellent condition. $10. compactor (new), storm used, like new. Has to be ing salary, commisslonst* Lovely, wall-maintained WAGON — Grand Le Street area. Reward. Call EXPERIENCED, MA shift. 5 day week, full TIME CLERKS wanted, Apter, Regal Men's Shop, a must. Apply In person store chain Is looking for and $458 per month plus •••••••••••••••a******* deling and repairs. F R E E Coll 649-4339. windows and seen to be appreciated. bonuses. Insurance pfa-. home, attractive living Mans, automatic, power 646-8353. TURE FULL TIME benefit program. Includ 2nd shift. Apply within; 7 903 Main Street, only: Syndet Products aggressive, hardworking room with llreplace. for security. No pets. Coll estimates. Fully Insured. miscellaneous. $75. Call 649-1794. SALES PERSON — Apply ing sewing Incentive. Eleven, 305 Green Road, Manchester. Inc., Route 6 and 44a, people, who wont to grow gram, paid holidays, pajd* Misc. for Rent 46 Telephone 643-6017, after T O M A T O PR ESS — With steering, olr condition mal dining room, recrea 647-7653. ing. New brakes, shocks, LOST — Grey and white In person to: Marlow's, Apply at: Plllowtex Manchester. No phone Bolton, CT. with us. All shifts availa vocations, paid uhlr. tion room, 3 bedrooms, t------^------6pm, 647-8509. fine screen for making TAG SALE — Saturday, exhaust. $2300. Coll 646- sharthalred cat, wearing 867 Main Street, Corp., 49 Regent Street, calls please. PROFESSIONAL COU ble. Apply; Grampv's forms, advancement op-! 1’/4 baths, breezeway, at tomotoe juice or sauce. 8om to 4pm, 122 Camp- 4519. white flea collar. Chest Manchester. Manchester, CT. EOE, PLE SEEKS Mature Per BABYSITTER NEEDED Corner Store, 706 Main portunitles and a strong^ tached 1 car garage, well MANCHESTER — 2 bed- FOUR BAY CAPACITY LEON CIESZYNSKI $20. Coll 643-6801. lleld Rd. Playpen, like Rec Vehicles 73 on going training pro-S landscaped yard. Walk to nut and Otis area. Call M/F. REAL ESTATE SALES - son for child care, 4 days for 2'/] year old and 4 Street, Manchester, CT. rooms, basement, s t o r a g e BUILDER — New homes, n e w Mocloren twin bus line. FOR — Off FOR SALE: 1972 PLY 649-2501. ELECTRICIANS AND Extremely active real per week In our home. month old sisters for gram. We need an ag‘|j parking, near Main Main Street, Manches additions, remodeling, BED FRAME — Adjusts stroller, walker. Infant estate company has op PART TIME HANDY gressive, dependobleu Call Lee Steele, Jr. to use os king size or MOUTH FURY — Auto JOURNEYMEN — 2 ye CLERICAL POSITION — Good pay. References. Monday and Friday, Street, monthly rent, ter. Coll 646-2970. rec rooms, garages, kit and toddler clothes, toys, 1970 BETHANY POP UP enings available for con person capable of spot-;|J 5 6 1 -1 1 5 6 m atic, 360. $650 or best 5 With accurate typing for Call 643-4931 after 9am-5pm, and Wednes MAN — Morning position separate for two twin FOUND — Fairfield ars experience. Holi $375. Coll 649-2871. •••••••••••••a********* chens remodeled, ceil etc. Needle work kits, C A M P E R — Sleeps, ex scientious licensed sales day, 10om-2pm. Coll 649- available for dependable ting and perform ing li<|ht« size. $20. Coll 646-6268. offer. Coll 647-9696. Street area, tiger kitten days, benefits and Insu Inspection and shipping 5:30pm. J. W ATSON BEACH CO. ings, both tile, dormers, yarn. Never Worn Fam cellent condition. $1000. wearing flea collar. Call rance. Call 246-5106. office. Quality control agents. We offer training 8454. person. 5 hours dally. mechanical work sucKdS* Wonted to Rent 47 roofing. Residential or o u s Maker Sample w .h . 561-1211 E H a EXTRA LARGE TWO 1979 CUTLASS SU Call 647-8902. 649-6525, days. and material control and the opportunity for HELP WANTED — Ma Duties Include cleaning oil changes, lubrication,^ BEDROOM APART com m ercial. 649-4291. BOX SPRING AND MAT Blouses. Miscellaneous substantial Income. For ture adults. Evenings, 7- CONSTRUCTION LA cars, running errands, belts, hoses, tires, etc^Ul TRESS — For double bed. PREM E— Many options. PERMANENT PART (clerical) experience MENT — Large kitchen household. 1981 JET SKI — Hardly confidential Interview BORERS NEEDED— Ex you are just entering the $30. Coll 875-6736 otter Excellent condition. TIME TELLERS — Expe preferred. Pleasant mldnlght. Apply: Mr. general chores. Start Im and living room. Includes ONE OR TWO BED ROBERT E. JARVIS — used. With or without Help Wanted 21 call Frank Strono, Strano perienced in concrete automotive service fleki* 6pm. $4900. Coll 644-8217 otter rience preferred, but not working conditions In an Donut, 255 West Middle mediately. Contact Steve garage. 2nd floor. No ROOM S A P A R T M E N T — Building & Remodeling TAG SALE — Saturday, trailer. 1981 A.T.C. (2). Real Estate, 647-7653. forming helpful. Coll 647- Carter, Carter Chevrolet, or have been looking to. Spm. necessary. Apply In per air conditioned plant. Tpke., Manchester. pets. $408 plus security. For Immediate occu Specialist. Additions, August 25th, from 8am to Call 875-1497. get Into a new car dealer Condominiums 32 CABBAGE PATCH son: Savings Bank ot Company benefits. D y 9501. 646-6464. Coll 643-0818 or 649-1928. pancy by working couple garages, rooting, siding, 3pm. 42 Holl Street. PRIVATE NON-PROFIT ship this m ay be the entry 1952 PLYMOUTH CON Manchester, 923 Main namic Metal Products WAITRESS WANTED — and our neutered cot. kitchens, bathrooms, re DOLLS by Coleco. One SALES-INDUSTRUL A G E N C Y seeks Direct LAUNDRY HELP position you have been boy, light brown hair; VERTIBLE — Good run Street, Manchester. Co., Inc., 422 North Main Apply In person: Luigi's PART TIME INSTAL MANCHESTER — 6 Please coll Eric Thomas, placement wlndows- TAG SALE — Come to Earn Tiigh commistion Miting Care Aides to work with W ANTED — Responsible waiting for. Apply -In'' V ER N O N A R E A — t bed two girls, dork brown pig ning condition. $1950. EOE. Street, Manchester. Call Restaurant, 649-5325. LMENT LOAN COLLEC room, 2nd door apart 643-0949 weekdays, 9om- /doors. Coll 643-6712. our best sole of the year. Misc. Automotive 76 mamtarwfKe walding alloys and 646-4048. In te rvie w in g mentally retarded Individual for laundry TOR — Experience person to: Service Man-, room condo. Immaculate tolls and gold braids. 742-9600, keep trying. related ilemi Experience re* ment In private home. 5pm, 429-8526 other times. B a b y Items, crofts, quired Resume Mr Dee. 75 9am-4pm. Proder-WIIII Syndrome TYPESETTER — Full work. 15-20 hours a week. preferred. Apply In per ager. Bob Riley Oldsmo° condition. Wall to wall Highest bid. P.O. Box Garage, stove, refrigera aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CARPENTRY AND RE household and more. Sat Sheer Plata. Plamview. N Y adults In community resi time, experienced in dis Apply In person at: The son: SBM, 923 Main bile, 345 Center Streets carpeting, air condition MODELING SERVICES 1814, Manchester, CT urday, August 25th, lOom- CHEVY IMPALA, 1979 — 11803 516-894 002D tor, heat Included. Ma Low miles. Excellent CARPENTERS — Expe dence In Ellinton. Part play work, for small Steak Club, 60 Hilliard Street, Manchester. Manchester. 649-1749. ing. stove, refrigerator, ture, married couple Roommates Wonted 48 — Complete home re 06040. 4pm. Rain Dote: Sunday. SIX TIRES — 750-16, spilt condition. $3800 or best rims, tubes and tires. $40 NEWSPAPER DEALER rienced In medium fo time hours available dur newspaper, Compugra- Street, Manchester. disposal, ample cabinet wanted. $600 monthly pairs and remodeling. 126 Bolton Street, offer. Coll John, 646-1395 each. Coll 643-9633 or N E E D E D In East Hart large commercial pro- ing the week and on phlc 7700 and Comp 4 FULL AND PART TIME OFFICE ASSISTANT space In large kitchen, plus security. Coll 644- Quality work. Referen END R O U S Monchester. ford. Call Jeanne, 647- lect. Permanent year weekends. March Inc., equipment. Call Pat, 633- WAITERS & WAI — Reliable persons to Small office needs assisl-' garage with separate ces, licensed and Insured. or 721-7493. 649-2708 otter 6pm. 3383. V E R N O N — Female to 27V5 width - 25 cents; 9946. round work. Call 228-4313. 872-2079. 4691 between 2 and 4pm TRESSES — To work work In kitchen with ant with typing skills, 60. storage, assumable Coll 646-8165. LARGE TAG SALE — shore nice house. Rent 13V4 width - 2 for 25 1971 PONTIAC LE MANS for appointment. part time In catering. Call other girls. Numerous wpm. Good math amt- mortgage. Close to 1-84, MANCHESTER — Im cents. M UST be picked Saturday and Sunday, REAL ESTATE AGENTS $192 plus Vz utilities. Call — Good for ports. Best GOVERNMENT JOBS. NURSES AIDES — 7am- Krause Caterers, 568- kitchen duties. Call 649- Inter personal skills. Full- Routes 38 and 83. Asking maculate! Four room, up at the Manchester August 25th and 26th from Save money on cleaning Your active duty — Ed Gorman is looking To m m y, 643-0235, 8am to offer. Coll 643-4328. S16.559 - $50,553/year. 3pm and 3pm-11pm. Full S E C R E T A R Y — W ork In 5000. 0305.______benefit package. WB) $44,608. Coll CA LV M A R two bedroom apartment Rooflng/Sldlno Herald Office BEFORE lOom to 5pm. 81 Tanner products by using ommo- Now hiring. Your area. or part time. Become one for two more real estate one person office. Apply thersfleld/Rocky HIH^ R E A L E S T A T E , 529-2888. 3:30pm. nlo, diluted to the experience is MEDICAL — Immediate In duplex. Fully op- 11 A.M. ONLY. Street, between Bowers Call 1-805-687-6000. of our dedicated nurses agents. If you are li In person; Royal Ice HOMEMAKERS, COL line. Call 529-3373. D A TS U N B210, 1978 — strength recommended opening for physicians pllonced kitchen. In ROOMMATE WANTED and Princeton. Linens, invaiuabie to the aides that truly enjoys censed and want exten Creom Co., 21 Warren LEGE STUDENTS — Dependable. Some rust, on the bottle, (or washing office. Port time book cludes garage. No pets. — Professional female, BIDWELL HOME Im lamps, Chino, gloss, CONNECTiCUT ARMY PIZZA AND GRINDER helping our elderly pa sive on the lob training, a Street, 8am to 5pm. Dairy Queen has part PART TIME EVENINGS burns oil. $450 or best walls and windows. Bring keeper and receptionist, References and security. non-smoker to shore 2 provement Company — books, etc. An accumula COOK — Immediate op tients. Certified aides modern office and mem time positions available — Janitorial services in Home and Garden 64 otter. Coll 649-3071. extra money Into your NATiONAL GUARD. experience preferred. $410. Coll 649-4003. bedroom townhouse. $212 Rooting , siding, altera tion of over 20 years! enings. Apply In person: preferred. Sfeadv and se bership In 4 Multiple List EXPERIENCED 9dm-3pm. Work as few as South Windsor and Mon-' MANCHESTER — North- home by selling no- A Knowledge of computer plus holt utilities. Eve- tions, additions. Some La Strada West, 471 Hart cure work with excellent ing Services, call Ed now SANDBLASTER — two hours or as many as Chester areas. Call 640-1' field Green, by owner. 3 TOYOTA CELICA ST, longer-needed Items with The skiils you've entry helpful, medical MANCHESTER — 3rd nlnsgs, 649-1513, keep number (or over 30years. TAG SALE — August ford Road. working conditions and at 646-4040 to arrange a Wanted for sandblasting six houVs. Clean, pleasant 5334. bedrooms, 2Vz baths, wal I 2Sth, 10-4. 539 Bush Hill 1980 — 5 speed, AM/FM a low-cost od In Classi billing and Insurance floor of three family, 5 trying. 649-6495. DELIVERING RICH learned can be used in fully payed employee be private interview. Ed houses. Call 643-2659. surroundings, fringe be to wall carpeting, full Rood, Manchester. Col Alpine cassette, new ra- fied. 643-2711. procedures essential. 3 or rooms, 2 bedrooms. No LO A M — 5 yards, $62 plus nefits. Please call: Mrs. Gorman Assoc., nefits. Apply: 242 Broad BABYSITTER — Full: basement, central olr lectibles, beds, desks, dlals, 44,000 miles. Excel training other soldiers. TYPIST/DICTAPHONE 4 days per week, 9am to pets. $340 plus utilities. tax. Sand, grovel and L a u n I, D N S , 646-0129, Realtors. Street, Manchester. time. Your home. Bowers ' conditioning, open lent condition. Has to be — Excellent typing skills 6pm. Reply with resume Call 667-1832. Heating/Plumbing 55 stone. Coll 643-9504. choirs, new and used The pay you earn will required for busy Insu Manchester Manor Nurs School area. Call 642>» porch, carport, pool and clothing, electric fire seen. $5500 or best otter. Court of Probata, District ot to Box A, c/o the Man Services rance office. Phone 872- ing Home, 385 West Cen CAFETERIA POSITIONS 9097. tennis courts. $72,900. place and miscellaneous. Call 649-6909 after 6pm. /Monchaitar be commensurate with chester Herald. EAST HARTFORD — CHRYSANTHEMUMS — NOTICR OP HEARINO 6200 after 2pm. ter Street, Manchester. SALES CLERK/CASH^ AVAILABLE — Grill Coll 646-8044. your rank, which can DRIVER FOR 18 SPEED Mayberry Village. At Many varieties. 29 Moun ESTATE OF JANINA V. lE R — T o work In patent cooks, utility available at Now Is the time to run ao. FOGARTY BROTHERS FLEA MARKET — Man MERCURY MONARCH, DUMP TRUCK — Must EXPERIENCED COOK, tractive, 4 room tain Rood, Glosonbury, BENNETT, be the same as your HARDWARE POSITION HARDWORKING MA medicine and pharmdcy Manchester Community ad In classified to sel I that Services Offered 51 — Bathroom remodel chester Grange Hall. Sep 1977 — Immaculate, auto on Incdpobla parson. U have a m inim um of 5 PREP MAN — Days and apartment. Parking, 1 near Minnechoug Golf — For responsible per TURE and responsible department days. Some C o lle g e , 60 B ld w e ll camera you no long^' Lots/Land for Sole 33 ing: Installation water te m b e r 15th. Space matic, air, power, 6 cy Pursuant to on ordar of Hon. grade at discharge years experience. Please nights, full time. Pay cor. Coll 569-7396. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Course. son. Some hardware and person to work 8am to retail experience needed. Street, Low Building. use. heaters, garbage dispo available. Call 649-9294. linder, rear defroster, William E. FlIzCtrald, call 742-6190. commensurate with ex Judea, datad August 23, I9D4 from the active retail knowledge pre 3pm, 5 days in conven Must be pleasant and Apply: 9am-3pm, Mon ODD JOBS, Trucking. sals: faucet repairs. 649- 63,000 miles. $2195. Call perience. Apply In per FOUR ROOM APART PICK YOUR OWN TO 0 haorlng will ba bald on on ferred. Conyers Hard ience store In Bolton. have caring personality. day & Tuesday, August /GOVERNMENT LAND Home repairs. You name 4539. VIso/MosterCord TAG SALE — Saturday, 633-8218. application proving for service. son : Lafayette Escad- MENT — Central loca MATOES at Connecticut ware, 646-5707. Experience preferred in Pleasant working condi 27th & 28th. Real Estate , 5 ' — $15 on acre. Many lots It, we do it. Free esti accepted. August 25th, 10am to 4pm. authority to mortgaga on In- rllle, 300 West Middle tion. $350 per month plus Volley Forms, 41 Burn tarasl In rool astota, situatad dell and cashier. Call tions In modern phar ovalloble. Build a future! mates. Insured. 643-0304. If you need a better car to (As a member of the Tpke., Manchester. security. No utilities. Coll ham Street, Manchester. 158 Grandview Street. In tha Town of Andovar as In 649-0661. macy. Apply at once to: ATTENTION STU Coll 1-(619)-569-0968 for sold application on flit m ort ASSEMBLERS & COIL STORE CLERK 646-7336. Flooring 644-1395. Some antiques, yard drive the youngsters to National Guard, you WINDERS — Finger dex Manager or Mr. Denisky, D E N T S — How about a Informotlon. LAWN MOWING — equipment. "Something school, check the many fully opoaors, at tha Court of NEEDED — Full tlme- FULL/PART TIME Homes for Sole 31' Probata on Saptambar 11, are eligible for limited terity necessary. Expe DENTAL RECEPTION /part time for local 7- Liggett Parkade Phar part time lob In the MANCHESTER — 3 bed Hedge trimming - chain tor Evervonel" offerings In today's Clas Subway Sandwich Shop RN/LPN — Positions 1984 at 2:00 P.M . G rience not necessary, we macy, Parkade Shopping sow work - light trucking. Pete 65 sified columns. 643-2711. PX privileges and com IST — General dental Eleven Food Store. Be available 3 to 11 shift for aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^^ room apartment In nice Dianna E. Yusinas. will train. 4 day week, office looking for a full Center, 404 West Middle in Glastonbury? Night General handyman. In FLOORSANDING — TAG SALE — On Lillian Ass't Clark nefits Include Insurance, caring, responsible nurse Rentals neighborhood. Available missary privileges, Monday thru Thursdoy, Toke. and weekend shifts avall- MANCHESTER — Mini* sured. Coll Roy, 646-7973. Floors like new. Special Street, off Oakland 055-00 time receptionist. Plea credit union and profit seeking increase lob sa O c to b e r 1st. Newly 10 hour day, 7 to 5:30. sant environment. Benef qble. Must be 18. Apply form, located minutes, izing In older floors, natu Street. Saturday, August continued education, sharing. Apply In person tisfaction thru more di painted. Includes ap MANCHESTER DOG Knit Tom Apply at: Able Coll, How at: Subway, 2482 Main from Hartford, country ral and stained floors. No its. Send resumes to: Box at; 513 Center Street, rect patient contract. In pliances. $600 plus utili T R A IN IN G CLASS — 25th, 10 to ? NOTICE TO CRaOrrORO monthly pay and ard Road, Bolton. Street, Glastonbury In charm, 6 room hornet Rooms (or Rent 41 waxing anymore. John Y, c/o The Manchester Manchester. EOE. dividualized orientation ties. Coll 232-9110 otter New classes starting Sep ESTATE OF RITA J. Herald. the Griswold M oll. garage, born with elec Verfollle. Coll 646-5750. A U G U S T 25th & 26th. SANTOLIQUIDO, dacaastd morel) program geared to your 7pm. tember 10th. Must sign up COOKS, MALE/FE- INSPECTOR — Imme tricity and water. Good' LAWN MOWERS RE Childrens clothes, mis Tha Hon. Wllllom E. Fit CLERICAL POSITION needs. Competetive ahead. Call Chuck, 568- Gerald. Judge, of tha Court MALE — Cooks wanted, diate openings, 1st shift, RESTAURANT STAFF co n dition . 2.77 a cre s.. PAIRED— Quick, Expert YOUR EXPERIENCE DENTAL ASSISTANT — A V A IL A B L E — In our storting salary and good LARGE ROOM AVAILA 1356. cellaneous. 30 Westfield of Probate, District ol Man full time and part time. 3-5 years experience. WANTED — Harbor $87,000. By Owner. C o ll' Service! Senior Dis Household Goods 62 Street. 9om to 4pm. chester at a haorlng held on Part time or full time. operatlon/sales depart benefits including; Op BLE — In private home, CAN LEAD THE WAYI Nights and some wee Experience preferred, Must be able to read Park Is recruiting cooks, 649-1996 or 646-2400. ^ MANCHESTER count! Free Pick Up and August 22, 1904 ordarad that ment for accurate typist. dishwashers, dining tional Higher Salary Non- private entrance, kitchen KITTENS — One morris, all claims must ba prasanlad kends. Good pay and but not necessary. Send Ability to organize and to complex blueprints, privileges. $225 monthly. Delivery! ECONOMY MOVING AFTER 16 YE Call your local Army room servers, bus peo Benefit Package. Charge M A N C H E S T E R — 8 room.' BENNET ELDERLY 1 black and white, 2 to the fiduclorv on or batora benetits available. resume to: Box Z, c/o track detail a must. Entry check fixtures, etc.. In Security Deposit. Coll M O W E R , 647-3660. USED REFRIGERA ARS — Entire contents of Novambar 23, 1904 or ba ple, bortender assistants, Nurse and weekend dif colonial with aluminum^ HOUSING calico. Free, trained. 116 National Guard Apply: Ground Round, The Manchester Herald. level word processing cluding In process Inspec TORS, WASHERS, 6 room house, furniture, barred as by law providtd. lounger servers and valet ferential. Coll Lisa Whip siding, 1700 so. ft., 3'' 643-1823. Columbus Street, Man Dianna E. Yusinas, 3025 Main Street, Glas training available. Plea tion. Apply In person: Mnntt HouBlna OBvtloointnt BRICKS, BLOCKS, Ranges - clean, guaran appliances, 200 books, recruiter, or porkers. Applicants must ple, Administrator, dur bedrooms, I'/j baths, for now toklna oppHaatlont. 1 BR chester. Coll 649-4381. Ass't. Clark tonbury, 659-0162. FEDERAL, STATE 8. sant East Hartford office, Bucklond Manufactur PLEASANT ROOM (or opt. S375 to »395. Tw o BR opt. t4S5 STONE — Concrete. teed, ports and service. TV, olr conditioner, 350 The fiduciary Is: have at least 1 year ing business hours for mal dining room, large 649-9454 CIVIL Service Jobs now off 1-84. Hours 8am to ing, 131 Adams Street, mature, working gentle to S470. Ront IncludtB ttoot. hot Chimney repairs. No lob Low prices. B.O. Pearl & KITTENS — Free to good tools. August 25th and Michael A. Santollauldo experience. Please apply personal Interview: 875- family room, oversized,', wotor, W/W corpottno, ronpt, rt- 115 Mary Street available In your area. 5om, Monday-Frlday. In Manchester. man willing to do some trio - dIspoBOl, coll for oM bvk- too small. Coll 644-8356. Son, 649 Main Street, home. Litter trained. Call 26th, 8om to 3pm. 99 In person to the Harbor 0771. Rockville Nursing attached garage wltt)„ tom, flovptor. loundry, commun Arlington, MA 02174 1-800-842-2274 DIRECT SALES Call 1-(619)-569-8304 for surance and Pension Be yard work for lower rent. 643-2171. Russell Street. 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Ocosslonol chair, Wanted to Buy 70 The Board ol Education, 110 Has Immedlata openings lor: shopping, schools oiido Antiques 68 Lone Hill Drive, East Hart equipment In an expand East Hartford, CT 06108. Connecticut Valley Homes for Sale 31 Homas for Sate 3i 9033. repairs, siding and point gold brocade. Excellent BEST! TOOLMAKBIS churches. $88,900. Coll 528-6522 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ford, CT. will ractiva stolad ing marketplace. Ability EOE. Farm s at 644-1395. ing. Quality work at condition I Also: Lounge aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa bids for the (ollowlng: to work as a team player a ALL AROUND aeaeaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 643-1073. - choir. Best offer. Coll aaaeaseaaaeeeaeaaaaaaaa ROOM FOR R E N T — In lower prices. Call646-7776 WANTED — Cleon re • 742-FIRE ALARM REHA must. Demonstration ve MACHINISTS 643-7017. BILITATION-Woodland SECRETARY — Part R E T A IL H E L P W A N T E D all male, single family for free estimates. cords, 33's and 45's. Rock, hicle provided, excellent UTHE OPERATOR — M ature person to work School (9/14/84) 10:30 a.m. RRIDOEPORT time. Mature person. house, full use of Big Bond, Closslcols, • 743-CONSTRUCTION. OF company benefits, salary 9om to 3pm, Monday thru LOVING MOTHER WILL NATIONALI during training leading to OPERATORS Good telephone manner house.$250. Coll M yron or Hornet for Rent 43 HARTFORD Blues, etc. Records Re ATTIC FIRESTOPS-Wood- straight commission. Llbtral ovDftirTM and fdnga b«na* and insurance expe Friday at produce stand. 6111,646-6809. B A B Y S IT for one child In cycled, 212 Route 83, Ver land School (9/14/04) 11:00 C3UARDI ftl* Apply at Coll Connecticut Volley OPEN HOUSE aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa my home. References o.m. Tht Guard it America at its best. Apply In person to: rience helpful. Typing, ANTIQUES non, 872-6386. BIO Information and spacltl- 121 Adimi SI. Form s, 644-1395,410 Burn ••••••••••••••••••••••• provided. Coll 649-4783. QUEEN SIZE M A T SVNDET PRODUCTS MinchNlir filing, general office BOLTON — 4 room. 2 collons ora ovollobla ot tht ham Street and ask for SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 TRESS & BOX SPRING, WAREHOUSE Businass Oftica. AS25 deposit Route 6, Bolton 047-0035 procedure. Evening Jlpartmtntt for Rent 42 bedroom house, nice 2 hours. Reply to; Box 551, TIsh. 1:00 / 4:00 p .m . LICENSED DAY CARE Stereo and re co rd ca Is raoulraO tor each bid. f •••••••••••••••••••••• yard, garage. Includes MOTHER — Has full time binet. Call 649-8698 after SaolaO bids will ba racalvad Manchester, CT 06040. stove. $600 monthly. Coll Open until tha spacitlad time gi CHILD CARE — Seeking 138 Keeney Street, Manchester, Ct. openings for 3 year olds 4pm. Today Autornotive ven, ot which lima they will WE NEED YOUIII M a n c h e s t e r — a v o ii- 649-2871. Our High Technology Company Has The Following Openings: • TOOL a ME 0 worm, experienced per and up. Please call 647- ba publicly opanad and read PART TIME WAITRESS qble Immediately. One, 10am-4pm PART TIME CLEHK/TYPIST-ORDER ENTRY - 40-45 wpm typ MAKERS son to care for Infant, 8926. PORT3VBLE WASHER ••••••••••••••••••••••• aloud. Tha Board of Educa — Needed for Glldo's two and three bedroom MANCHESTER — Five tion rasarvas tha right to oc- ing: entry of orders Into AppleComputer. congenial, last paced Minimum 10 yrt. alrcrift ax- m ornings. Call 649-1040. FOR SALE— Reasonable 243 FarmlngtM Ave., Luncheonette evenings tfportments. $400, $440, room house. Appliances, Cara/Trucks for Solo 71 capt or ralact any or oil bids atmosphere, high school graduate. partenca. N l ^ t atittt opan- TILES FALLING OFF, offer. Call after 5pm, Hartford or tha right to waive techni TECHN ICAL PUBLICATION CLERK - Typing 40 wpm; self Jnga. and Saturdays. Expe $520, heat and hot water go>age, $415 plus utilities. CLEANING & FLOOR wet ceilings? 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TYPIST/RECEPTION- 1975 MERCURY M O machines a plus. Fast raced atmosphere. NARCH — 56,000 original 5714 INVITATION TO BIO SYSTEMS INSPECTORS - Entry level. Perform repetitive tests Night shift openings. IST — Minimum 1 year DAYCARE PROVIDED Saolad bids will ba received on QSP finish products. Mechanical ability, able to follow In MiCHANiC WANTEP experience or college de — In m y licensed home, miles. Original owner. 4 In tha Office of tha Director MEN'S TEN SPEED — A tam to knit and wear, structions. alAVOUT Heavy construction gree. Hours; 9om to 5pm, iRue, IT Looies UKc MY full time openings. Lots door sedan. Power steer of Ganarol Sarvicas, 41 Can- MACHINISTS - R LEVEL - 3 years experience; able to machine 27" LeTournour Model or bangle-trim and wear tar Straat, Manchaslar, Con INSPECTORS equipment. Must be ex- Monday thru Friday. Call |,efToVcR MA B&L Mnchetler, Conn. • SPRAYING Featuring This Week... • TREE FEEDING & CARE • TREE REMOVAL “No Tree Too Small'' • STUMP GRINDING Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. • SNOWPLOWING I and 191 Mom St., Manchester In tie e d a Lloeneed • Conn. Atbordl »217e Phone; 643-1191 or 643-1900 sunny Tuesday Monday, Aug. 27, 1984 PENTLAND T H E FLORIST • Eastbrooh Mail, M ontfield — see page 2 Single copy: 25$ Bruce Litvinchyk Phone; 456-1141 liatirhpHlpr Hrralti lAStWHM COMNtCTICUri 646-3425 UAOiNo n u stKVKf ornaANii I Manchester Fence Repair and Installation J. B. ELECTRONICS STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV Speakes WOODEN FENCES OF ALL KINDS SALES AND SERVICE 'V. STOCKADE - SPLIT RAIL - ROUND RAIL 1 Car bomb PICKET - NEW POSTS 1 1------m 1 — _ ooo defends 2 FREE ESTIMATES HATCH ODELL 646-2151 JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 Reagan kills two Bv Helen Thomas MANCHESTER OVER 45 United Press International YEARS MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON - President Reagan does not intend to use 7 Opp. Eaat Cemetery in Lebanon For All Your Need* CALL 649-58071 harsh or personal rhetoric is his campaign and was not suggesting TRAVEUINSURANCE UALITY in a speech last week that Demo 391 Broad St., Manchester HARRISON ST. crat Walter Mondale is a "jack Bv Peter Smerdon enter the city in a hid lo slop the MORIALS MANCHESTER ass.” a White House spokesman United Press International fighting between the Tawheed. an 6 4 6 -7 0 9 8 D said today. anti-Syrian Sunni Moslem militia, Deputy press secretary Larry BEIRUT, Lebanon — A car and the Pink Panthers. pro-Syrian packed with explosives blew up Moslem gunmen known hy their O iv r 200 Y.rri/erj !\alionwitlr" Speakes maintained that Reagan, Ufi Servinff A/nnWie.sler For Over 50 Years*' in his talk last Friday to the today in Israeli-occupied southern raspberry-colored uniforms Veterans of Foreign Wars, "did not Lebanon, killing two people, us The plan aLso envisions the imply Mortdale was a jackass,” , rival Moslem gunmen traded intervention of Syrian troops who Pentland The Florist In the Chicago speech. Reagan sniper fire in the northern port of have controlled most of northern accused Mondale of weakening the Tripoli, Beirut radio reported. Lebanon since 1976, when the The latest violence came as Syrian army entered Lebanon as a "A way 24 BIRCH ST. nation's defen.se by opposing the TEL. 643-6247 B-1 bomber and proposing a government troops tried to restore peace-keeping foree during the To Succeed” peace in Beirut, where gunbuttics Ix'bane.se civil war. 643-4444 nuclear freeze, but did not mention F.T.D. his Democratic rival by name. erupted Sunday in the capital's Roads across the (Jreen Line FREE Coniu union Pentland the Flo MASTER CHARGE “ That way of thinking," Reagan worst bout of fighting since a between Beirut’s mostly Moslem Minchnlir 6497867 AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE told the VFW, "only reminds me of Syrian-.sponsored .security plan west sector and the Christian cast Distinctive Floral Designs for all Occasions.] SERVICE what Sam Rayburn, a very wise took effect July 4. were reopened early today with Member Florists Transworld Delivery Association. Also member Democratic speaker of the House, State-run Beirut radio said two extra government patrols stall people were killed by the car blast oned at trouble spots, h Lebanese SPECIALIZING IN Manchester Chamber of Commerce. once said: 'Any jackass can kick a WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL | barn down, but it takes a carpenter near Nubatiych in Israeli-occupied army spokesman said. SUPERIOR MUFFLERSl Jan & Bill Tracy are ready to serve you six days a week, 8:30 to 5:00. southern Ix'banon. There was no Three of the six major crossings AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION to build one.'" All major credit Cards accepted over the phone. I Responding to other criticism immediate word on the identities were closed Sunday when Moslem DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. HEATING and SHEET METAL that Reagan's speech accepting of the victims of the attack, which militiamen and Christian units of specialists W HEEL a l i g n m e n t b r a k e SERVICE WRECKER the Republican Party's nomina apparently was aimed at Israeli the Lebane.se army traded fire, g e n e r a l REPAiRiNlj tion for a second term was forces. using rocket-prupelli'd grenades, A Propane Cylinders Filled Ample free parking New England. Mechanical Services, lnc.| unusually negative and outlined no The Voice of Lebanon, radio of jeep-mounted cannons and auto '^Pleasing You Is Our Pleasure' plan for the future. Speakes said the Christian Phalange Party, said matic weapons forahmil 3¥t hours. T E LE P H O N f Conditioning Service Phone 643-6247 or 643-4444. TELEPHONE 18 M A IN STREET 166 TUNNEL RD. the president "set in motion a plan Israeli warplanes later flew recon "Things are back lo normal. We MANCHESTER CONN 0604o| VERNON, CT. 06066 for the future in 1981 and it is naissance missions over the south. have more troops out on patrol — 871-1111 working." Beirut radio said a girl was slain but only us a preeaulion," the He said that during the cam by snipers in Tripoli, where two army spokesman said today. 24 Birch Street in Downtown Manchester paign Reagan will be "speaking rival Moslem groups killed about Army olllclnts said tour soldiers ECONOMY LAWN MOWER SERVICE . ^O tr' OPEN SUN DA YS 9-1 out on the issues of the future,” 100 people and wounded 300 others and one civilian were wounded in SUPPORT' Your Neighhorhoorl Pharmacy including a balanced budget in three days of sniping and the fighting. There were no imme Senior Citizen Discounts shelling last week. diate reports of militia casualties. U 647-3660 amendment, legislation for a line- Lowest Prices in Area item veto on appropriations bills The shooting in Tripoli followed The army clo.sed three cro.ssing and tuition tax credits. Prime Minister Rashid Karami’s points along the Green Line — the Expert Lawn Mower Repair |R6L Enterprlses646-3425 CROWN PHARMACY announcement Sunday that go port in the north, the Fuad Shehah Free Pickup and Delivery He said Reagan's acceptance PRESCmPTION CENTER speech "was largely the presi vernment officials were working bridge in the center and the Sodeco 10% Senior Citizens Dlacount on a security plan for the port city crossing in the south. Three other AHMAD K. ALTAF 206 West Center S trM t 11 dent's own writing and he wanted 42 miles north of Beirut. major routes across the city I Ragislarsd Phsrmscist Mancheatdr, Ct. 06040 i to do it. I do take issue with the fact FREE ESTIMATES that it was the wrong approach.” The plan under consideration remained open, an army spokes OMtt (203) 649-0312 UMILB calls for Lebanese army, units to man said. Call ■nyllm. Mwtwi a am, and 10 pm., 7 daya a waak { p r o m p t , p e r s o n a l Speakes said Reagan "doesn't FROS... ICOVRTEOVS SERVICE have any second thoughts about G MCDoruu^\\ EVERYTHING IN GLASS (the speech), but 1 would argue to it you that it wasn't any more Herald phoio oy Tarquinio ' WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT {Connecticut partisan than the speeches at the {Travel Services Democratic Convention." Keep It up Standards higher J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. "Look at how harsh they were," he said. "Their speeches were D&L Lower Level filled with harsh rhetoric ... were Manchester police officer Robert Maz- sit-ups. The applicant was one of 150 • 4 « - 7 3 a a Manchester Parkade head-on, personal attacks on the zone holds the feet of an unidentified vying for three jobs on the police force. as schools reopen Manchester, CT president." applicant for a job on the police force A story and more pictures appear on t n t.H 3 0 IMHS E VPKKH.M f "The president's going to speak Saturday while Kathleen Szark of the page 3. Bv United Press International Students at the bottom 10 percent 31 BI8SELL 8T. MANCHESTERI out on the issues and he will of their classes will he most aMIRRORS aSHOWER DOORS aSfORE FRONTS 6 4 7 -1 6 6 6 certainly point out the failure of the town Recreation Department times 25 Schools start reopening this affected becau.se those planning lo aSAFETY GLASS aBATHTUB ENCLOSURES aETC H n n r c "on-Fri 9-6 PM; Wed & Thurs lil 9 P.M. Carter-Mondale administration on week and students acro.ss the attend college already take more ______SaL 104 P.M. a number of issued. I don’t think Connecticut will face higher stand courses than required, said Betty they will be at all personal and 1 ards and expectations as state and Sternberg, head of the Education C u rtis would not characterize them as French ships search sea local boards of education attempt Department's bureau of curricu harsh.” to improve the quality of lum and staff development. Speakes indicated Reagan would education. Some students will take more IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMathes Ziebart go along with the Republican ■■'tM "It’s going lo be more difficult in tests this year as the stale begins HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Rustproofing Company Party platform plank that pro its new mastery tests for grades vides for appointment of federal Connecticut schools. Require Video • Television • Stereo • A , , V I * ...... Vernon Industrial Place for lost uranium shipment four, six and eight. Tirozzi said the judges who are opposed to ments will be more rigid," said Clark Road MUD state Education Commissioner ma.stery tests are "m ore formida abortion. ble" than the achievement and WEEKEND SPECIAL B&L Enterprises ot Manchester is your local stump grinding specialist. I FLAPS , PARIS (UPI) — French authori French company processed ura plans to recover the cargo but said Gerald N. Tirozzi. " Vernon, CT grade nine proficiency tests that Bruce Litvinchyk, owner/operator takes great pride in workmanship serving IPROTKnON Uujt ofl Rt. 89, Vernon exit) SUN ROOFS| ties today prepared lo recover 22.5 nium into the gas hexafluoride. initial water tests showed no "When students walk into class Rent VCR & 3 Movies $19.95 •••••••••••••••••••••• have been u.sed. 273 W.MIDDLE TPKE. 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Education department consultants will help develop aca MERCURY A i.E M Y company I arn always ready to service your needs from Spraying Deep-Root S/jpcio/iziri^ in IT'ines 20 pages. 2 seclions Jean Richer, assistant manager the part of the shipment was to be said the sunken cargo repesented more from them.” of the French firm Comuhrex, said transported to Belgium to be used no danger to the environment demic programs for 10 districts Feeding, Tree Removal, Stump Grinding, Rototilling, Dump Truck Serviced” ’ Advice ...... 17 The biggest impact will be felt by , OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE the cargo consisted of 30 contain in nuclear power plants. Richer because the cargo hold was not with low proficiency test st ores. Areo towns...... 9 high school freshmen. The class of LopI districts also will be I lirmly believe in at least one spring spraying. Even if there is not a heavy in 1654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. Business...... 20 ers holding 225 tons of highly toxic said. 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Lottery...... 2 has specified how those credits I 01 Figure) Ceremlce In I His parent company, COGEMA, send the gas to the Soviet Union for water," said Environment Minis "Will a kid immediately feel a aaMrvitloiu to r • Natali e Alrllnea • Slaamahipi Slock. Our Volume Sevee You Money. 100'e Of Speclili. Obituaries ...... 10 should be distributed. difference? No, ” said Scott Bro- Opinion...... 6 said nine of the containers were final processing. ter Huguette Bouchardeau. 827 Main Street Manchester | Meeler Cherge and Visa Accaplad The French environment minis Students must complete four hinsky, the Education Depart Trees can add as much as 30% to the value of your property. There is also a Tala-Chack... 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Gypsy Moth spraying will assure being serviced at Under the contract with the vocational education, one in physi If You Would Like To Belgian company, Richer said, the The ministry was working on cargo. can do is create an environment to the proper time. All chemicals are EPA approv^ for all spray operations All MINIT-IVIAN PRINTING cal education and six electives. improve things." See Your Ad Here, sprays are used around my family, home, pets and neighbors. I will notsell any 429 CENTER 8T..MANCHE8TER •49.1777 service I would not use in my own yard. That I can guarantee to you! Call The Herald Please call me if you are having any trouble with your trees or to get your coMnnE HBNnis I conae somci Free Estimate on any of my services. lam available to you year round, foryour LOW COST raiNTINa WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) Republicans see Reagan win despite platform misgivings Advertising Department convenience. There is an answering service available to you 24 hours a day from April 1st to Dec. 1st. From Dec. 1st to April 1st, please call any time preferable •MW* MMWwiwaMMia vim By Kathv Garmus president in the fall short of a vention last week could alienate mistake." platform was non-binding and much attention to their pocket- Herald Reporter depression or a world war," said 643- 2711 early mornings or evenings are the best time to find me in the office I am in .c» some voters. "It’s going to keep popping up,” would not have much effect on the books," he said. state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser. R- "1 know there's going to be a lot she said. outcome of the election. Both Cummings and the Repub sured and a Conn. Licensed Arborist'»2176. e n g r a v e d n a m e p l a t e s While several planks in the Manchester. "I think a lot of good TRY OUR NEW 3 .| | lOND COPIIM of flak on abortion,” Mrs. Swens Mrs. Mercier said her main Zinsser agreed. licans said that the reluctance of Republican platform that was things have happened since 1980.” son said, pointing to GOP support objection to the platform was its “ I think they’re a little bit Democratic vice presidential can TELEPHONE 649-6713 Fully insured approved last week in Dallas Like Mrs. Mercier and Zinsser, in the platform for a constitutional staunch opposition to tax in archaic," he said. "Once the didate Geraldine Ferraro’s hus might be objectionable to some state Rep. Elsie L. Swensson, amendment banning abortion. creases. 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