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20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Muy 31. 1HH4 Take on adjustable-rate mortgages cautiously Reagan Was to Ireland Take to the wilds Go to Vermont, You, a potential home buyer, are in a new phase of all over before you go ahead with an ARM. Mae, recommends you also find out what the margin uncertainty and deep confusion as interest rates again ' • What is the initial rate and monthly payment? is on the loan and the total of closing points. to an uncertain welcome and take kids, too not Switzerland stumble upward and increasing numbers of you take How long will each stay constant? The Federal Home Loan Bank Board ha$ on adjustable-rate mortgages (ARM s). Your • Will rate changes and payment changes occur at est^lished disclosure rules for adjustables designed The trend toward ARMs is accelerating; this type of the same ? If "no,” ask whether the lag could to help you learn what you need to know. Lenders muat ... page 4 ... page 11 page 18 mortgage accounted for an astounding 60 percent of M oney's mean negative amortization. obey them; ask and learn, for these are complicated new mortgages in April. Yet, you as a borrower • Is there a ceiling on the interest rate over the life instruments. simply do not have enough information in many cases W orth of the loan? How about a cap on monthlyjpayments? If Take your time to understand them fully before you- there is a ceiling on interest, what would be your to make a wise choice in this highly competitive, Sylvia Porter choose. maximum monthly payment? confusing market. Money book now avattable The rate on adjustables with ceilings on the amount • What index is used to make the adjustment? of interest that can be charged rose to an average of Federal regulations stipulate this must be beyond the "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” 1,328 11.9 percent in April against 11.7 percent in March. control of the lender and readily verifiable to you, the pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money For adjustables without caps, the average rate consumer must use a participating lender. borrower. Look at the recent history of the index your management, is now availabie through her column. Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. The Federal National Mortgage Association lender uses and find out how volatile it has been. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to “ Sylvia climbed to 12.4 percent in April against a 12.2 percent Sunny Saturday Friday, June 1, 1984 average charged in both March and February. (Fannie Mae) has a similar program. Ask your • How will you be notified of changes in the rate Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of the The changes may seem small — but this is by no potential lenders if they are aware of the plans and if payment? Regulations provide that you must be Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway. — See page 2 Single copy; 25

By Ruth Youngblood United Press International BUSINESS Related stories The formidable Connecticut River headed towards its highest level in 50 and pictures years today, forcing hundreds of people on pages 2 and 7 from their homes, causing millions of Move to high tech dollars in damage and prompting a state of emergency in case the worst is yet to come. an orderly cleanup and the possibility aRossmnrt's Although weather forecasters pre­ of federal funds to help victims. l^rompted Lydall Inc. R n ( 5 5 e v R n s p r o d u c t s . c o m p R n v dicted partly sunny conditions, more Red Crossicials predicted more than four days of heavy rains left the residents will evacuate with the Connecticut Riyer at 30.3 feet in Conneticut River creeping up. The Hartford, expected to crest today hurricane of 1955 left 100 people dead to sell divisioh at 31, higher than the 30.6 peak reached and caused $500 million damage. during the devastating 1955 flood. ” It didn’t look that bad. of course, By Kathy Garmus Grady said that although the negotia­ Build a Pressure Treated No serious injuries were attributed to from jhe air. I ’m sure if you’re down Herold Reporter tions are in a preliminary stage, he the flooding, but the rains caused an there on the ground or if you’re in one of thought it was "very likely” that lydall estimated $12 million in damage to the homes that’s inundated with water Lydall Inc. wants to sell its Lydall & & Foulds could stand on its own, newly planted farmlands and crippled it doesn’t look the same way,” O’Neill Foulds Division, a paperboard manu­ without the parent company. several wastewater treatment plants said. facturer located in M.inchesler. be­ "The company wants to sell it and along the Connecticut River, sending ’’There was an awful lot of wides­ cause it does not fit in with the keep it as a going business,” Grady raw sewage into the water. pread flooding as we flew up and down company’s move toward manufactur­ said. "Their objective is not to put 8 x12’ DECK $18400 At least 700 people had been evacu­ the Connecticut River ... there were a ing high-technology products, accord­ people out of work." ated from their homes throughout the number of buildings that are at this ing to company President Millard H. Grady said that if the division is sold, state. time surrounded by water,” he said. Pryor Jr. some changes will be made. But he National Guardsmen manned barri­ While the National Weather Service "We are trying to emphasize a declined to elaborate on those changes, UPI photo cades and tried to straighten out issued flood warnings for the entire number of fairly advanced technolo­ saying that it was too early to massive traffic jams in Middletown., state, residents carrying their belong­ gies," Pryor said. "Paperboard does speculate. surrounded by water with all major ings .streamed into shelters, hopeful After four days of heavy rain, the Connecticut River Hartford, a crest of 31 feet was expected. Hartford is damage would be minimized by not fit that. It’s a mature market where "1 don’t want people to be nervous — Special Purchase roads closed. is heading toward its highest ievei in 50 years. At protected by a 35-foot-high dike. multi-million-dollar flood control pro­ everybody is doing the same thing, there’s no reason to be," he said. guM n Although Gov. William A. O ’Neill basically." The division employs about 78 SECmunLMHT declared a state of emergency Thurs­ jects in the last three decades. Unlike risky ventures that involve people. 15 percent of whom are 300 watt quartz halogen beam day night, Middletown Mayor Sebas­ Weather officials predicted the intensive research and high profit involved in management, Grady said. Reg 35.99 tian Garafalo said he proclaimed an highest river levels in three decades, margins, the paperboard industry The Lydall & Foulds mill, located at additional state of emergency for the and mayors of cities along the Manchester returns to normal devastated community. tumultous Connecticut River declared requires little research and has low 615 Parker St,, was founded in 1879 and profit margins. Pryor said. was the original operation for Lydall, The flooding has created "some state of emergencies to cope with the Lydall announced on Tuesday that Pryor said. The division manufactures Manchester and surrounding towns were The only Manchester road to be closed by clay has washed off the town baseball field massive traffic jams,” Garafalo said. flooding. Lydall & Foulds was for sale. It has paperboard that is used in game spared the worst effects of this week’s flooding. Route 83 where it crosses the on Long Hill Road, which she said often “ That’s our biggest problem right O’Neill said the worst of the flooding refused to disclose the price it is boards, cereal boxes and jewelry four-day deluge in Connecticut, and town Talcotville Flats, is open again, police said. happens in heavy rain. She said the field now.” along the Housatonic River in western seeking for the division. packaging. officials report that flooded roads and In Coventry, all but two of five closed will have to be partially rebuilt before it is "We’re trying to alleviate (the traffic Connecticut appeared to be over, but "At this point we are a commodity Lydall Inc., with headqaurters at 1 basements are rapidly returning to normal. roads have been opened since the rain playable again. problem) by using national guardsmen the Connecticut River was still rising product,” said Lydall & Foulds Presi­ Colonial Road, is a diversified corpora­ Water quality in the town’s seven stopped Thursday night. Still closed this Police today reported no storm-related to supplement police.” Garafalo said. and the flooding might not begin to let dent Paul G. Grady, who, with other tion that manufactures metal, plastic, reservoirs has dropped, but not for long, morning were Flanders River Road and accidents and power company spokesmen ■’They’re also manning barricades and up until sometime Saturday. management employee's is negotiating elastomeric and fiber gasket products acting Water Department Administrator Parker Bridge Road, according to Police said there were no power outages during the keeping an eye on flooded businesses.” He said rivers in eastern Connecticut also had not yet crested and muy with Lydall Inc. to buy the division. for industrial use. Combined sales from bronze Screen extra. Robert Young said this morning. He said he Chief Frank Trzaskos. He said the water on last day of rain. Managers of stores along Route 66 While or Bronze-?1.99 expects the muddied waters to settle within the roads was receding and predicted they were busy carrying out whatever continue to spill over their banks. "Lydall has decided on a strategy to get the company’s divisions to|)ped $112 David Anderson, co-owner of Anderson into special niches. It (paperboard) a week. would be open before the end of the day. merchandise they could. O’Neill urged state residents not to million in 1983. Brothers service station on Main Street, just doesn’t fit in with the overall In the meantime, town residents don't “We survived quite well,” said Andover ”We haven’t seen the end of it,” panic and said th^ state of emergency Lydall & Foulds would become the said they had trucks on the road all night strategy." have to .worry about drinking the water, he First Selectwoman Jean Gasper. She said Garafalo said. ’’The river won’t begin was declared as ’’more of a formality” third major division of the company to Wednesday putting car owners’ drenched Neither Pryor nor Grady would said. Extra chemicals are being used to the rains this week caused nowhere near the to recede until tomorrow.” to expedite use of the National Guard if be sold since 1983. Last year the ignitions back into commission. disclose 1983 sales and income figures company sold its Minneapolis, Minn.- bring water quality up to par, he explained. amount of damage the town sustained Hydrologist Len Mazarowski said needed and to open the possibility of for Lydall & Foulds. Grady said the based Federal Package Division to a “We're lucky in comparison to other during the two-day storm in early June 1982. The town and Eight District fire depart­ when the Connecticut River crests late future federal aid. price Lydall would ask for the division group of management investors be­ towns,” Young said. “ Basically, we haven’t The Hop River flooded its banks in ments responded to more than a dozen calls today, “ It will be the highest crest since He said between 800 and 1,000 luld depend on exactly what was cause its product line — lip balm cases run into any major problems.” All town Andover, but officials were forced to close to pump out flooded basements. And the 1938.” National Guard members were on included in a possible sale. He said this — did not fit in with those of the dams are bolding up, with the water level only Bunker Hill Road during the night, Eighth District pumped out more than a After a helicopter tour over flood- standby alert, but only about 30 hud has not yet been determined. company’s other divisions. behind them either holding steady or Mrs. Gasper said. The road is open today. foot of water from the loading dock of the stricken areas 'Thursday, O’Neill an­ Both men also refused to say who else In March, Lydall Inc. announced the receding, he said. Mrs. Gasper reported that much of the Caldor department store at Burr Corners. nounced the emergency to help assure Please turn to page 10 was interested in buying the division. sale of its Superior Ball Division, which In a prepared statement released has plants in Hartford and Washington. Tuesday, Pryor said Lydall was Ind., to Hoover Universal Inc. of Ann Uneniployinent negotiating with the division’s current Arbor, Mich., for a cash price of about Bomb threat Unemployment rate falls to 7.5% management "as well as other $16 million. (Jovernnment approval of R a te parties” that sale is still pending. MontMy Rates There were 890,000 new jobs for than half — 50.5 percent — of all adult 1 1 % W ASHINGTON (U P I) - The na­ enables inmates tion’s unemployment rate fell to 7.S American workers during May, which women have been employed Women percent in May, the lowest it has been took 330,000 people off the unemploy­ took most of the new jobs created in State continues to see since President Reagan took office in ment rolls. May. to flee prison 10% 1981, the Labor Department said today. It was the first decline in four months. The nation’s jobless rate has fallen The Labor Department’s commis­ Reagan, preparing to leave for 3.2 percentage points since its 10.7 sioner of Labor Statistics. Janet lowering jobless rate By Gene Wang Europe, smiled at the news. "There are percent peaks in November and Norwood, told a congressional commit­ United Press International 9% far more people working,” he said. December of 1982. When Reagan took tee the figures "indicate further strong ” We have created ... millions of new office in January 1981, the unemploy­ labor market recovery.” WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - A year- April 1983. Manufacturing employment W ARR ENTON, N.C. — Six death row inmates, to-year comparison continues to reflect jobs.” ment rate was a revised 7.5 percent. was 414,500 during April, the highest convicted of 17 murders, used a bomb threat to escape She said that employment continues substantial improvement in the state’s since May 1982. The unemployment figures will give May marks the first time it has fallen to from Virginia's maximum security prison and then 8 % i l i - Reagan an edge over many of his that level since. Unemployment had to rise and, ’’Unemployment resumed economy, the labor department Factory production wages set a new fled to North Carolina early today in a commandeered reports. « 7.5 %L Egropean partners at the London been at 7.8 percent from February the improvement that has seen the record of $393.39 weekly and $9.17 per prison van. State Labor Commissioner P. Joseph biMay Economic Summit next week, since through April this year. jobless rate decline by more than 3 hour for a longer workweek of 42.9 The inmates, including one scheduled to be The Labor Department said May also percentage points over the course of Peraro said Wednesday statewide 7% their economies have been far behind hours in April. executed in August, escaped after creating a lo w 1963 1084 the United States in creating jobs. was the first time on record that more the recovery " employment climbed to a 1984 high in disturbance that drew guards to the death row April, boosted by 16,800 new hirings. Unemployment dropped in April by 5,700 to 69,969rbr 4.3 percent, down cellblock at the Mecklenburg Correctional Center in Peraro said unemployment de­ Boydton, Va., and then overpowering them with creased during the same period to the from 4.7 percent in March. The homemade knives. lowest level since January 1970, and seasonally adjusted rate of 4.4 percent Reg. 2.49 Virginia Corrections spokesman Gilbert Miller said factory wages and personal income set is the lowest since January 1970. Reg. 2.89 Police hiring practices unlikely to change SO LI. UR the inmates took a half dozen guards hostage, donned new highs. N L I . R U Between April 1983 and this year total u u u o R n ' their uniforms and then used a fake bomb scare to April’s gain brought employment to While Merlkjm size App. C R H C lm n x unemployment declined by 34,900 and For ttowerbeda. steal a prison van and flee the grounds. By Kathy Garmus During the last round of hiring, 43 At least 20 of the top scorers on the the end because ol poor eyesight, he 1,474,600, or 42.400 more than during 2.3 percent. strength. For footings & foundations Two of the men were spotted early today on foot Herald Reporter black men and eight black women written test are then invited to take an said. near Warrenton, about 20 miles south of the prison. A applied for the jobs but none was hired. oral examination, Werbner said. Dur­ In response to a question from HRC For Outdoor ProJects...Build It To Last With Pressure Treated Lumber police spokesman said the van was recovered near The procedures Manchester uses to Almost 40 Hispanics also applied. ing the last round of hiring, he said, 60 member Eleanor V. Tunney, Werbner Mariam Boyd Elementary School in Warrenton early recruit and hire police officers are During the meeting, one member, to 70 candidates were given the oral said that while the oral portion of the .40 Super SN ET starts construction Build Your Ow n D«cK today. unlikely to change as a result of a Robert A. Faucher, questioned police examination. examination is "more subject to mUHRE TRUra UNNa NRaaiTiaiM.iixEi The F B I Joined the search near Warrenton early meeting today between town officials reliance on polygraph examinations. Following the oral 'examination, challenge than the written one,” ^ Use where there's danger of rot, decay or Insect Price InctidM al the lumliw. 2 "«4" ttacMno. DECKtT h w d w n damage Can be used in grour>d contact and fresh water. SYP 9 2 . today along with some 50 law enforcement officers and members of the Human Relations But Minor and Lannan said the which is given by a confidential panel adequate safeguards, including train­ SIZE 8' 10' 12' 18' from at least 10 different agencies in North Carolina Commission, according to Assistant "lie-detector” tests are only used as a that includes police officers from other ing for the examiners, have been taken 6’x 6’ 6’x 8’ ’x ’ of special phone service * 2 ? “ 3.79 erxio’ 6 12 6 ’x 1 4 ’ S ^ 16’ and Vir^nia. Bloodhounds were brought in and an General Manager Steven Werbner. tool to reveal candidates’ possible towns, 20 candidates are certified to the to ensure that all questions are relevant ______3.29 ~ T 9 9 .40 Pressure TrM ted Lumber wW not ’* ’ aerial search began shortly after daybreak. The HRC was invited to the meeting weaknesses. They said the test results chief for consideration, Werbner said. and are asked as uniformly as possible. rot when used under fresh water or ____ 4.99 5.99 6.99 6 18 6 x 20’ 8’x8’ 8’x l O ’ 8’x 12’ — 8 ’x 14’ Jim Weaver, an investigator with the Virginia to discuss the procedures that will be give police questions that are later Police then conduct background NEW H A V E N (U P I) — Southern person making a phone call travels m ground contact. Look for the AWPB ____ 8»9 -8 .6 9 "We’ve had somebody from outside 8’x 16’ 8’x 22’ 8’x 24’ l O ’x l O ’ l O ’x l .” QueUty Mark on all Qroasman'a 2x10 — — n . s b 10’x 14’ Department of Correction, said the inmates were used in the near future to fill four checked during interviews with candi­ checks of the certified applicants. to monitor the whole process,” he said. Telephone Co. said it from one cell to another, a computer Pressure Treated Lumber ..Your ’x ’ ’x ’ believed still in the Warrenton area. vacancies in the police department, dates and background investigations. Afterward, the chief and the three “ It seems to have gotten very good began construction of cellular mobile automatically transfers the call from assurance of approval by the American ___l i i ___ 4,99 ” 7 3 $ : _AM_ — 10 16 10 20 10’x 24’ 12’x 12’ 12’x 14’ 12’x 16’ which employs no black officers and Werbner said several changes in the division heads interview the applicants one radio transmitter to another. Wood Preserver's Bureau. feedback.” radio service transmission facilities in 12’x 1B’ 12’x 20’ 12’x 24’ 14’x 16’ Please turn to l^ge 10 • 1x4x6 14’x20’ 14x 22’ has been the subject of criticism among process have been made in recent who pass. Qualified applicants then the greater Hartford area Wednesday. 1 80 • 1x4x12’...... 2,70 Werbner said the town has also made • 1x6x6 local blacks. Police Chief Robert D. years to increase the number of submit to a rigorous physical examina­ . 3 to • 1x6x12’...... 4 70 14’x 24’ 16’ x 16’ 16’x 'i8’ 18'^ 20’ ’x ’ special efforts to advertise police S N E T also said it will market a new To service the greater Hartford area, 16 24 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lannan and Capt. Henry Minor at­ minority applicants and to enhance the tion before final selection is made. department vacancies in minority cellular retail service under the name S N E T wiii construct facilities in Berln, tended the hourlong meeting, along fairness of the process. He said the Sale Ends Saturday, June 2nd Werbner said the only change likely publications and through minority LINX. The phone company pians to East Hartford, Hartford. Middlefieid, with five HRC members. changes have included increasing the to be made during the upcoming round Southington and South Windsor. Inside Today resource agencies. introduce LIN X service in the Hartford The process used by the town, number of candidates recommended of hiring is that the Health Department lUNQKSTIR_ KWIKTON JURTFNR area next winter, pending regulatory 1451IfM N M T N n JIIU 24 paoet, 4 Mctloni Werbner claimed, is “probably one of for the chief's consideration, the will conduct blood pressure and vision Werbner and Lannan said they hoped S N E T received permission last De­ 3127 Mrtta Tumplkl 3200 No. IMM I t 70 Haonl • P iM approval, said A. Thomas Kelly, •4841136 610-3001 02S-03H the better thought out, better adminis­ addition of an oral examination and screening prior to giving the candi­ to see regional testing done someday so S N E T ’s SONECOR Cellular Division. cember from the Federal Communica­ 741-2208 Advict...... 14 Lottsrv...... 2 tered police recruitment processes in widely advertising the openings. that there would be a ready pool of OPEN Mon. thru FrI, 8 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m. - 6:30 p m Builneu...... 1* Obituarlts...... 10 dates the oral examination. That tions Commission to build cellular J the area.” Under current procedures, all appli­ change will be made because some qualified candidates available. As it Celiular mobiie radio technoiogy systems in greater Hartford and Cloulfltd...... Il-X) Opinion...... 6 Comics...... • Peopletalk...... 2 Some HRC members have questi­ cants who meet basic minimum candidates have ignored prominently stands now,-overlapping recruitment uses short-range radio transmitters to greater New Haven. An FCC construc­ Entertainment...... 14 Sports...... 15-17 oned Manchester’s fairness and dili­ requirements are first given an agility stated vision requirements on the drives have hampered the efforts of send and receive phone calls within tion permit to build facilities in Focus ...... H Television...... I gence in police hiring because of its test. Those who pass are then invited to application and gotten through the Manchester and other towns, Werbner Fairfieid County is pending. geographic areas called “ cells.” As a failure to hire minority officers. take a written examination. entire process, only to be eliminated at said. i! — MANCHESTER HERALD. FriduN, June 1, 1984 MANC IIKSTKK HKKALU. Kiida\. .luiH' I. HIM - :L Rain stops, but flooding likely for several days in region It’S off to McKinley for Manchester couple water from downtown Franklin as The three-day storm dumped 7 to M anchester By Leslie Anderson years. eastern Massachusetts were ex­ the extent of damages, but flooding 9 inches of rain in the Berkshires of By Sarah E. Hall in Massachusetts forced at least Gov. John Sununu declared a civil United Press International Rain ended in western sections pected to continue rising until this defense emergency in response to Massachusetts, and readings of 5 Herald Reporter of the region late Thursday and afternoon, the New England River 3,500 families from their homes, to 7 inches were common in in Brief turned farms into mudflate and severe flooding in six counties. Clouds which dumped up to 9 was expected to taper off in coastal Forecast Center said. Flood waters from the Winnipe- southern New Hampshire, central Armed with good luck charms and enough inches of rain over New England in sections by noon today. Only in "Things are starting to calm caused at least $30 million in and northeast Massachusetts, and equipment to pack an airport limousine, the two (our days — forcing some 5,000 coastal was rain expected to dowp a bit.” said Bob Kelly of the damage to ro^ds. farms and saukee River — flowing at its the northwest hills of Connecticut. SAT-takers: Don’t forget ID co-directors of Manchester’s Adventure Challen^ bridges, civil defense officials highest reported level In a century I’V ’v people from their homes — began linger into evening, the National Massachusetts Civil Defense. "But — carved a tractor-trailer siied “Our house is just an island,” program headed off for Mount McKinley this to clear today. Weather Service said. flood warnings are still in effect. said. said Joanne Douville, 28, of Had­ Students who plan to take the Scholastic morning. Officials said flooding could Crop damage in Connecticut was crater behind Franklin City Hall as Aptitude Test or Achievement Tests at Manches­ In the aftermath some rivers People in low-lying areas should Army Guardsmen stood watch ley, Mass., as she snapped on a life "I can't believe it’s time to go,” said Paula were still rising above their banks, continue for several days and keep listening for information. estimated at $1.5 million. jacket for a boat ride to her house ter High School on Saturday morning must bring Cheatwood. 25. Her husband. 35-year-old Frank warnings remained in effect. Everyone has seen what the floods At least 600 Connecticut resi­ behind a wall of sandbags. proper identification, school guidance counselors Pisch, said fear of climbing North America’s highest tens of thousands of acres of At least 100 people were evacu­ on the Connecticut River. “I’ve have warned. cropland were submerged and The storm prompted governors are doing and are being very dents fled their homes in six already done my crying.” peak hadn’t stricken him —- at least not yet. in Massachusetts, New Hampshire cautious.” communities, and Red Cross offi­ ated from their homes in western Acceptable identification cards include a "But when I get off the plane and look at the damages mounted to the tens of Winchester and Keene and in Crop damage in western Massa­ millions of dollars. ' and Connecticut Thursday to de­ “This is some of the worst cials predicted more evacuations chusetts was pegged at $20 million, driver’s license, a photo ID card, or another mountain, I might say 'Let’s go home’,” he said. After clare states of emergency. The when the Connecticut River central Franklin, HcH. About a document that bears the student’s name and being driven to New York’s Kennedy Airport, they’ll Residents of western Massachu­ flooding since 1955.” said Massa­ dozen families also left their state officials said, adding that an setts, some of the hardest hit, declarations make the three states chusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis. crested between 30 and 31 feet — its additional $10 million would be signature. fly to Anchorage, Alaska, as the first leg of their trip. breathed easier as major rivers hardest hit eligible to seek federal “Many of the farmers have been highest level since a devastating homes in Lebanon. needed to repair roads and All studeilts should bring their ticket of The two hope to practice what they’ve long been ft In Rhode Island, the Pawtuxet admission and two No. 2 pencils, in addition to crested Thursday. But their down­ aid, primarily in the form of low devastated by this storm and will flood in 1955. In that storm, the bridges. preaching to area schoolchildren: that testing one’.s interest loans for flood victims. be unable to recover this growing river reached 30.6, the third River overflowed its banks in the proper ID. The doors at MHS will open at 7:50 limits in the outdoors brings personal growth. As the stream neighbors continued to East Natick section of West “You just cry, that s all, said a.m. and students will be assigned to testing brace for the anticipated cresting While the Connecticut and Hou- season. There has been serious highest recording since 1639. Hadley farmer Alfred McKinstry, heads of Adventure Challenge, an experimental of the Connecticut River near satonic rivers in western Massa­ flooding of homes, businesses and Warwick forcing workers at about rooms on a first-come, first-served basis. No one educational outfit that’s now up for sale after a year of one dozen businesses Thursday to 55. “You just wait until next year, will be admitted after 8:30 a.m., the counselors Hartford, Conn., possibly at the chusetts crested Thursday, the our public facilities.” National Guard troops in New just like the Red Sox.” financial struggle, they led scads of youngsters on river’s highest level in over 300 Merrimack and Assabet rivers in Most states had not calculated Hampshire struggled to divert flee the rising waters. say. hiking trips, rock climbs and cave explorations. 'Test-takers should park in the student parking The Lydall Street couple will leave behind Pisch’s ’• V I lot off Brookfield Street and enter the building 11-year-oId son. Mark, as well as their earlier plans to through the cafeteria lobby, the counselors say. film the dangerous climb. Though they had hoped to videotape the trip — becoming the first cli mbers in the W eather Board honors Carol Hill United States to do so at such a high altitude — Peopletalk logistical problems prevented the filming. The Reading Resource Center for Manchester ”We need to know in our heads exactly what we Today’s forecast public schools has been renamed in honor of Carol Want to shoot before we even go to the mountain.” Ms. Jumping Juice Connecticut, Massachusetts and Hill, the teacher who headed the town’s reading Cheatwood said. Since neither has climbed the Rhode Island: Cloudy but becom­ department until she died earlier this year. 20,320-foot Alaskan alp before, this trip will be a V s . Juice Newton traded' her spurs for formal ing partly sunny all but the east Mrs. Hill, who served Manchester’s public preliminary venture that may lead to filming on a Herakj photo by Pinto schools with “great distinction,” was worthy of riding attire this week in an English riding coastal sections by midday. Highs future climb. Mark Pisch, 11, clowns around with helps his parents.'Paula Cheatwood and competition to benefit the National Kidney in 60s. Clearing tonight. Lows in 40s such a tribute, school superintendent James They’re hoping to find someone willing to buy the Foundation, of which she is the chairwoman. The and low SOs. Saturday: mostly Kennedy told the school board earlier this week. filming idea and reimburse them forlhe $12,000 their some mountain-climbing glasses as he Frank Pisch, stuff their packpacks. event took place at the Los Angeles Equestrian sunny and warm. Highs in 70s. The board responded with a unanimous vote current expedition will cost. Center, where Juice came in sixth in the “low Maine: Flood watch today for approving renaming the resource center, which Six other climber’s — three from Connecticut — will The first part of the hike will be completed during will don a favorite hat which once belonged to her late hunter division.” a jumping competition. the southeast. Chance of showers is located at 45 N. School St. At the request of the meet them near the base of the'mountain. the night, to avoid the warm daytime temperatures great aunt. Juice has a new album out this week, titled northeast otherwise rain ending Waddell School Parent-Teacher Association, the The climbing team will fly in to an altitude of 7,000 and slushy snow that could make the going rough. A piece of their wedding.cake, which was shaped "Can’t Wait All Night” and begins a tour Friday slowly from the west today. Highs board also approved naming the Waddell School feet, then spend at least 18 days traversing Freezing temperatures and high winds will greet like Mt. McKinley and decorated with figurines, will in Oklahoma City, opening for Alabama. Her first in the 50s to low 60s. Mostly cloudy auditorium in honor of retiring principal Maxwell McKinley’s steeper, more treacherous side. them further up. be placed in the snow at the summit . headline date of the tour will be next Tuesday in with a chance of showers east G. Morrison. Originally, the couple had planned to ascend and Each day. they'll spend about eight hours on the The team will attempt the summit on any of thrtv Nashville. portion and gradual clearing else­ descend the more gradual side of the mountain. trail. ”It’s a regular working day, you know,” Ms. days — June 21,22, or 23 — depending on the weather. where tonight. Lows 40 to 50. But they changed their minds, choosing to climb the Cheatwood said. They plan to be back down the mountain by June 29. Mostly sunny Saturday except Registration sessions set tougher side and descend the easier one. In their packs and on their heads will be sentimental “Everybody’s telling us to be careful,” an some cloudiness continuing east Voter registration sessions will be held "As long as we're going all that way. why see just treasures, Pisch will wear a redfelt “enrsher” his son undaunted Pisch complained. "Some are even going portions. Windy with highs in the Saturday at three places in Manchester, the one side?” was Pisch’s reasoning. gave him as an early Father's Day gift, while his wife back to church for a month.” 60s to low 70s. registrars’ office announced. New Hampshire: Flood warning The registrars of voters will be at Andy’s Hitting the books for small rivers and streams in the market at Main and North Main streets and at Washington & Lee University whiz kid Jeffrey White Mountains and all southern Crispino’s Market on Hartford Road near McKee Custodians win 14.5-percent hike Gee became the first student in the school’s areas except the coast. Mostly Street from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Registrars will be at GRIMALDI'S 234-year history to graduate with a better-than- cloudy with a chance of showers Where have you been, my sun? Marshall’s Mall in the Manebester Parkade from By Sarah E. Hall "It’s very expensive to pay a guy time and a half,” perfect 4.073 grade-point average. Gee, 22. a today. Highs in the SOs north to 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. ’ Herald Reporter Deakin said. In addition, a custodian who has already native of Johnson City. Tenn., made straight A's near 60 south. Clearing tonight. Today: clouds thinning becoming partly sunny. Highs In the 60s. worked an 8-hour shift is not as productive as one who [GREENHOUSES through his first three years of coilege. Lows in the 40s. Mostly sunny and Winds northwest 10 to 15 mph. Tonight clear. Lows 45 to 50. Winds The Board of Education ratified a two-year contract is starting afresh, he said. (FORMtRLV AL'S GREENHOUSE) His grades went over the top when the windy Saturday. Highs in the 60s northwest 10 mph. Saturday; sunny and warm. Highs in 70s. Jessica Latin takers dwindle with school custodians this week, granting them pay The new provisions allow the hiring of substitutes university began offering A-pluses. His secret? north to the low and mid 70s south. Yost, 9, is a suri worshiper like most of us, and she's anxiously hikes totaling 14.5 percent and putting rules in place after a custodian has been absent for 10 days, or Speefaf ofJte week “There are not as many distractions at an Vermont: Variable cloudiness awaiting its return today. Jessica, of 210 Eldridge St., is a fourth The number of Manchester High School which allow the schools to hire substitutes for the first before then if it’s clear in advance that the absence all-male school,” he said. with some patchy fog today and grader at Nathan Hale Schbol. students taking advanced Latin courses is time. will be long-term. Biit the contract stipulates that no lots of sunshine Saturday. Highs dwindling. School Superintendent James P. Like Manchester’s teacirers, the school custodians, substitute may work more than 90 days in any U f f l today in the upper SOs and 60s and Kennedy told the Board of Education this week. who belong to Local 991 of the American Federation of six-month period. imrALL ANNUALS UPl photo on Saturday in the upper 60s and In addition, enrollment in Latin I is down, State, County and Municipal Employees, were Overtime will still be available tor custodians when Weeping Mary 70s. Mostly clear with some patchy according to Kennedy. “I don’t knpw if this is the awarded a full-service dental plan. Unlike the their workmates are unable to work for short periods, iJHSUIBUlSi- fog tonight. Lows in the mid 30s to demise of Latin revisited or what,” he said. teachers,'tile custodians reached a settlement without as well as during special school functions, Foss said. A wooden statue of the Virgin Mary that was around 40 Latin is the only classical language offered at having to resort to either mediation or binding "Maintenance helpers,” who are iiormally assigned Petunias Salvias Snapdragons specially blessed in Italy has been weeping in a the high school level in Manchester, although arbitration. to outside work, will also be eligible for the extra Marigolds Alyssums Ageratums south side Chicago church, according to its Fireworks over the Guif Extended outlook several modern languages are taught. At the Overall, the settlement “isn’t bad” and was easily hours. pastor, the Rev. Raymond J. Jasinski. school board meeting Tuesday, MHS Principal reached, union Vice President Nelson E. Foss said As an incentive to cut down on absenteeisin, the new Impatians Coleus Dusty Millers Houston oilman George Mitchell’s investment Extended outlook for New Eng­ Larfu Mitetton Jasinski, viewing the statue Thursday, said it Jacob Ludes said some teachers are concerned Thursday. Had the custodians demanded more. Foss 1984-86 contract rewards union custodians with Vegetable plants •till avallabit began shedding tears Tuesday at the St. John of of $20 million on Galveston Island becomes a land Sunday through Tuesday: perfect attendance records up to a week of extra reality this weekend with the opening of a that the school’s Latin courses are eroding the said, they would have had to give up desired benefits , 20% OFF FOR DIRECTIONS; 24 WATROUS ‘ Connecticut, Massachusetts and > SEMOR CITIZENS God Roman Catholic Church The statue was beachfront luxury hotel, the first piece of major strength of fourth- and fifth-year foreign and protections. vacation time per year. HOAD, BOLTON. CT. (AT THE obtained for the church after being blessed in a Rhode Island: Partly cloudy Sun­ language studies. Assistant Superintendent of Schools Wilson E. Months ago, the school board and the custodians END OF BOLTON CENTER construction in Galveston since Hurricane Alicia day. Fair Monday. Cloudy with a resolved a conflict over the use of workfare employees ROAD QO STRAIGHT AND shrine in Montichaiari, Italy. devastated the Texas Gulf coast. Some students take one or two years of Latin, Deaktn said he was pleased as well. “This (bargaining chance of rain Tuesday. Highs in delaying study of a foreign language until their session) was unusual. The money part got settled first — who perform chores in exchange for their welfare FOLLOW THE DEAD END SIGN.) To welcome himself to the city, Mitchell is the 70s. Lows in the 50s. checks — for union work. After the custodians putting on a $50,000 fireworks show over the Gulf upperclass years, Ludes said. — which almost never happens,” he said. Vermont: Chance of showers The contract, which will go into effect at the complained to the state labor board, both parties drew 6 4 6 -5 7 4 3 of Mexico, performed to music and staged by the Sunday. Fair Monday. Chance of up a list of 25 specific tasks workfare recipients are DAYS M R WEEK lAM T O JR M j Bad book review Grucei family, who put on the spectacular for the beginning of the new fiscal year in July, calls for a showers again Tuesday. Highs in salary increase of 6.5 percent during the first year and allowed to do. John Belushi's wife says anyone reading Bob Brooklyn Bridge’s 100th anniversary. Each of the the 70s to low 80s. Lows in the upper Ludes wins state recognition hotel’s 244 rooms has a balcony facing the water, 8 percent the second. No acljustments to the fiscal Woodward's book about the late comic actor 40s and SOs. The Connecticut Association of Secondary 1984-85 school budget will be necessary to cover the would wonder “why I stayed with him or why but it’s been designed so the lobby is 40 feet above Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Schools has chosen Jacob Ludes, principal of Galveston's seawall. cost of the pay hike, Deakin said, because the school anyone would want to be around him.” through the period. Highs in the 60s Satellite view Manchester High School, to represent the state in administration anticipated the exact amount of the Judith Jacklin BelushI, 33, said from her home north and upper 60s to low 70s a program recognizing outstanding educators increase during its budget process. He's one in a million... in Martha’s Vineyard, Mass., that she now south. Lows mostly in the 40s. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows nationwide. Reaching agreement on new rules regarding the regrets having asked Woodward to write the dense rain producing cloudiness cpntjnuing over New England. In December, Ludes will meet with secondary hiring of substitutes was more difficult, Deakin said. recentiy published “Wired; The Short Life and Scattered showers and thunderstorms can be seen over the Plains. school principals and teachers from the 49 other remember him on Fast Times of John Belushi.” The book is “unfair Long Island Sound But he claimed that high rates of absenteeism among Gold at rainbow’s end Broken cloudiness is dimly visible from the Great Lakes to states and Washington, D.C. at Disney World’s the school system’s 65 to 70 custodians made the and inaccurate” and “sacrifices” Belushi’s Epcot Center in . dignity by concentrating too heavily on his A retired Hartford man won $100,000 Thursday The National Weather Service Pennsylvania. Widespread cloudiness can be seen from the change necessary. in the State Lottery’s Rainbow Jackpot show. forecast for the Long Island Sound Southwest to the northern Rockies and Plains. “We hope he welcomes the trip — and also the The current contract states that all custodial work appetite for drugs, she said. traffic jam,” School Superintendent James P. FATHER’S DAY. JUNE 17th “To me the biggest tie is that it claims to be a Nicholas Berardino, 75, who is retired from to Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk must be done by custodians who belong to the Pat’s Tire Shop in Newington, plans to use the Point: 30.00 Kennedy said at this week’s school board bargaining unit. So when one custodian calls in sick — portrait of John but it’s not. It’s only about drugs. meeting. As I look over my life with him, I had many more money to help his family and will also donate Winds will be northwest 12 to 20 even if it’s for an extended period of time — others fine times than bad times.” some to charity, said his daughter Beverly knots today tonight and Saturday. must fill in by working overtime. He’s special in his own way. Sensitive, compassionate, Goldberg of East Hartford. Mrs. Goldberg played Visibility — more than 5 miles BOSTON understanding. He’s your father. Delight him with a gift in her father’s place. through Saturday. from our fabulous f ather’s Day collection, and make this Weather — fair through Berardino has 3 children. 7 grandchildren and 3 4^’ year’s celebration the best ever. great grandchildren. Saturday. ^NEW YORK Heavy on the mascara Average wave heights — I to 3 feet today and tonight. 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TRI-CITY PLAZA indeed, in human fate, when life’s Rhode Island daily; 4322 should be mode bv S p.m. Monday member of the Audit Bureau of 1878, Marilyn Monroe in 1926. actor In 1973, Premier George Papa- through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. Opmi Daily 9:30-5:30 Thun, -lit 9:00 Opan W»d.. Thun & fri 'lit 9:00 Andy Griffith', also in \926 and dopoulos abolished the Greek supreme temptation comes too Vermont daily: 716 Soturdov. actor-comedian Cleavon Little in monarchy and proclaimed the late.” Massachusetts daily: 5965 MANC IIKSTKK IlKKAl.I). Kndijy. -luiif I. IW ■'» 4 - MANC'HKSTKK HKHAl-1). Kiidiiy, June 1, li)K4 Iran warns President lauds CLEARANCE! SAVE OVER 20%! V.S./Worid it may hit 7-Web and T rip ALL ARROW STORAGE Vinyl Tube In Brief latest drop in icons & LOFTS Folding Chair NORTHERN ^^OTLAND oil sites ENTIRE STOCK BUILDINGS IN STOCK! 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Ju n e 6 cause Iran to attack installations for Men Authorities have not identified the exact cause “ I'm practicing on you ( reporters) for what I will Atlantic in the Gulf states because "they LOFTS 5-Lb, of the explosion, apparently intended to kill tell the people at the summit.” Ocean Day trip to Normandy lor| & Women depend on their ports, their oil Tomato and Pastora. and no one has claimed responsibility Reagan dismissed a suggestion the high interest 40th anniversary of D-day| installations and their oil r8l.Pr,4.49 Vegetable for the attack in La Penca, a mile inside rates that concern his summit partners are connected Food, 5-10-10 Nicaragua and 100 miles north of San Jose. to the huge U.S. budget deficit. “ No, the interest rates FRANCE pipelines.” UPI “ If we wont to damage the oil Pastora's followers blamed the CIA for the are tied to the lack of confidence of so many in the •NIVEA 1.69 .... 1.17 bombing, while Costa Rica accused Nicaragua's (money) markets. ... 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American and nuclear policies. or no faith in U.S. ability to wisely supplies — if Iraq succeeds in Hair Color Strong plastic resists Almost half thought it would be cracking, staining, fad­ Karami asked Parliament for permission to “ We understand there will be a rather warm handle present world problems. preventing Iran from exporting its Assorted Shades “ bad” for the United States to have ing. With detachable rule by decree for nine months “ to introduce the welcome," an administration official said of the The poll, conducted among 1,326 oil. such a man as president, bearing legs for portability. necessary amendments and changes." planned Irish protests by students and missionaries. voters last month, was released a Since March 27, 22 ships have’ ... 2.44 out Reagan's own concession in an The official said Reagan will spend much of his time day before Reagan's scheduled been reported attacked in the Gulf Irish TV interview this week that l&lmelfior in Ireland explaining his policies, especially in a arrival late today in Ireland to — most of them oil tankers and Court halts execution he has an image problem in major address he will deliver to the Parliament in commemorate the 500th anniver­ cargo ships hit by air-to-surface handling international affairs. KELLER Long-Handle GERINGy2"x50Ft. MELNOR® Tlme-A- ST.ARKE, Fla, — The Supreme Court has Dublin. 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He will spend the people will not stay home, they will Smooth strong hardwood hanflle go in groups and create instability Lotion, 3 02. •Weed-B-Gon «Rose/Flowerand 39 others wounded by shellfire that hit residential remainder of the trip in London for the seven-nation ? , % 9 . 4 4 TomatoAfegetable Insect Killer 15Vi" Circular neighborhoods in Christian east and mostly economic summit. another term for Reagan in this region," he said in a speech ♦IS* Bake, Reg. 4.2* .. .2 .9 7 Moslem west Beirut Thursday, Reagan told the Irish Times Magazine his broadcast on state-run radio. ^ 2 .7 8 Cane-Textured The fighting broke out only five hours after sentimental journey to Ireland “is like coming GALWAY, Ireland (UPI) - A According to the poll, only 27 Iran has on several occasions Stack Table threatened to close all the Gulf oil Prime Minister Rashid Karami read his new home." nationwide poll shows most Irish percent of the Irish want Reagan •CLAIROL Reg. people oppose the re-election of routes — source of 20 percent of the government's policy statement to the Lebanese But the president was expected to encounter some re-elected and 56 percent are Loving Care f '. a r L i o n h o s o 3.99 Parliament, vowing political, social and military hostility with demonstrations against his Central President Reagan and have little opposed to the idea. 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With detachable rule by decree for nine months "to introduce the welcome,'" an administration official said of the The poll, conducted among 1,326 oil. such a man as president, bearing VJJB legs lor portability. necessary amendments and changes.” planned Irish protests by students and missionaries. voters last month, was released a Since March 27, 22 ships have out Reagan’s own concession in an day before Reagan’s scheduled been reported attacked in the Gulf The official said Reagan will spend much of his time Irish TV interview this week-that Iffimelnor in Ireland explaining his policies, especially in a arrival late today in Ireland to — most of them oil tankers and he has an image problem in Court halts execution major address he will deliver to the Parliament in commemorate the 500th anniver­ cargo ships hit by air-to-surface handling international affairs. KELLER Long-Handle GERINQ V2"xS0 Ft. MELNOR® Tlme-A- ST.ARKE, Fia. — The Supreme Court has Dublin. 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Dupuis — on both sides of the river, all that homes that’s inundated with water over a railroad bridge in Hartford’ The worst of the flooding was putting down a challenge for OPINION United Press International could be seen was the dull brown it doesn’t look the same way,” he where a train loaded with rocks sat seen later, over New Milford, renomination by the Democratic water with occasional trees or said. still, weighting down the bridge to where the Housatonic R iver had Party. From 800 feet above the ground, other objects poking through. The helicopter tour began from a keep its deck from being swept off covered some roads and busi­ Thursday’s flight was the first the areas surrounding the Connec­ Four National Guard helicopters National Guard base at Brainard its sturdy piers. nesses. A gas station was covered, over a natural disaster for O’Neill. ticut River as it winds through ferried Gov. William O’Neill, sev­ Airport in Hartford under a gray Tobacco sheds, tobacco fields only its light poles and roof were Two years ago, when severe J a c k central Connecticut andi^toward eral' state commissioners and a sky and the ending whisps of the and a row oi houses north of visible through the water. flooding hit the state, he surveyed Teachet^ size up computers, calculators A n d e rs o n Massachusetts looked like a giant group of reporters over the Con­ rains that have soaked the state Hartford were surrounded by Connecticut governors in recent the damage from the ground, ■mud puddle. necticut and three other rivers since Sunday. water as the sky began to show years have taken to the air after apparently after being told the hints of pink indicating the rains natural disasters to survey the weather was unsafe for flying. Washington Bright green trees poked up Thursday for a survey of the The four helicopters made their damage and occasionally set down Patricia AAcCormack very important part of the mathematics education through the dull brown water, flooding. way at about 110 knots — about 115 were giving way to clearing. By Merry-Qo-Round looking like islands amid lakes so the chief executive can reassure curriculum. “ It didn’t look that bad, of mph — south toward Middletown From the Massachusetts state Carpenter ants Says Elizabeth Glass of the Connecticut Department created by flood waters spilling course, from the air,” O’Neill said on a bumpy, noisy ride over the border, the choppers turned the people the government is Agree or disagree with the following? Education Today -over the banks of the state’s later after he returned to the swollen Connecticut, which had around again and headed along the working to help them. The carpenter ant, which eats “ A child should not be forced to do by hand anything of Education; largest river after more than four state’s civil preparedness office at surrounded a restaurant on the Farmington River and more fields In 1978, the late Gov. Ella Grasso honeydew from aphids, makes its that can be done better and m ore easily with a pocket "Computer equipment has outdistanced instructional days of heavy rains. the state Armory in Hartford. Middletown riverfront with water. covered wHh water, only this time took to the air to survey damage home in cavities of damp wood by “ In the next decade, excellence will not prevail in the calculator.” programs for computers, just as television sets were ■ For acres — it looked like miles “ I ’m sure if you’re down thereon From there, the helicopters a clearer shade of brown that from a blizzard, and some say her gnawing out its own complicated If you agree, you’re in step with Edwin E. Moise, teaching of school mathematics,” he says in the available long before the development of good GOP appeal TO the novice helicopter passenger the ground or if your one of the turned around and headed north, reflected the trees it encompassed. quick response was a factor in her netvfork of chambers. retired Harvard University professor of mathematics Yearbook. commercial and educational programs for and a contributor to the 1984 Yearbook of the National “ For years to come, it may be impossible to introduct Instructional Television.” Council of Teachers of Mathematics. new m athem atical m aterial in elem entary schools, John S. Camp and G ary Marchionini of Wayne State uses fear Moise, who m ade the statement in a report in the since the teachers are barely trained to deal with what Univesity in Detroit coution that there is a difference state learned lesson Yearbook, defends use of calculators by saying; they are teaching now. For this reason, we had better between learning about and learning on computers. “ It seems likely that children need to know in a pinch go slowly, because when people to teach mathematics "T h e re is a role for (com puter) program m ing in of socialism how to do the algorithms by hand, just as the owner of a they do not understand, the consequences are terrib le.” mathematics education.” But they advise teachers, as after flood of ’55 Rolls Royce needs to know how to walk, but this is a The trouble with underqualified teachers, as he sees they consider the options, to make a distinction between WASHINGTON - I guess only a practical question, not a question of principle. it: the study of programming, “ which belongs to the Republican fund-raiser would By Bruno V. Ranniello 12.2 inches of rain in a 24-hour period, "It may be objected that the use of a pocket • They cannot tell the difference between a right and domain of computer literacy and computer science,” have the chutzpah to send out an United Press International still a state rainfall record. In addition, calculator teaches the child nothing about the cohdept a wrong idea. , and the use of programming to achieve leaning appeal for campaign contributions free flowing waterways like the Mad, of number, or about the meanings of the operations • They can tell only the difference between the objectives in math. from one of the most luxurious Connecticut braced Thursday for its Still, Naugatuck and Quinebaug rivers were already swollen by the infamous perform ed on numbers, or about the reasons why the fam iliar and the unfamiliar. “ Program m in g in mathem atics education is hotels in Paris — and base his worst flooding in 30 years with officials Hurricane Connie that swept the state little machines give the right answers.” But, he "W hen unfam iliar insights are ig n ored ... or actually defensible to the extent that it helps achieve goals for solicitation on the horrors of hopeful damage will be minimized by multi-million dollar flood control pro­ only a week earlier, dumping six inches concludes, “ the algorithms (the arithmetical rejected as wrong, the effect is to discourage students school m athem atics,” Camp and Marchionini remind French socialism. jects instituted since the great of rain. or corrupt their mentality, or both,” Moise said. teachers. / But if nothing succeeds like calculations) are also worthless in all three respects.” hurricane-flood of 1955. The rampaiging streams and rivers excess, you’ve got to hand it to the The Connecticut, Farmington and moved with such ferocity that damage OTHER CONTRIBUTORS to the 1984 NCTM CALCULATORS ASIDE, Moise is pessimistic about Patricia McCormack is education editor for United National Republican Senatorial Housatonic rivers, fed by four straight in towns resembled bombing scenes “ Yearbook” also speak out on computers, viewed as a mathematics education. Press International. Committee. It raised $31 million days of rain measuring up to eight from World War II. last year alone. During the 1981-82 inches, swelled over their banks Then-Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoffsaid An editorial election cycle, it colleged $95 Thursday, forcing more than 600 people in addititon to the dead, the flood Ai%kiu. Friday, June 1, 1984 MANCHESTEH HEKALD, Friduy, June I, 1984 - »

Fridav TV Connecticut Law grants appeal rights to FOI panel America's greatest sex symbol- @1 - Making of 'Raidars of th . commission’s executive director, said subsequently went to court on appeals. message sent to Secretary of the State CSD ~ Muppet Show - Sports Tonight Lost Ark' This documeniery goes By Mark A. Dupuis 6:00 P.M. superstar Marilyn Monroe. Cath­ In Brief "W ith the exception of news organi­ Julia H. Tashjian. @ ) (S^ - Tonight Show behind the scenes of director United Press International 'Thursday. (D (£ (X) (SI (3$ News (D - Family Feud erine Hicks. Richard Basehart. O'Neill's rejection of the measure (S) - Pelicula: 'CasI Casados' Jason Miller. 1960. Steven Spielberg's sm ash hit. re­ The bill negates two state Supreme zations, the people who come to us are GD - Three's Compeny ( X ) - N e w s vealing the spectacular stunt ordinary people who do not hire means lawmakers will have to recon­ - MOVIE: 'Tha 5000 ® - Despedida HARTFORD - Gov. William O’Neill Court rulings that the commission CD - V e g sS (33) - Ma|or League Baseball: ■•a (S) work and special effects secrets. Police officer arreted Fingars of Dr. T/ A young boy has signed the major piece of legisla­ could not appeal trial court decisions on attorneys,” Pearlman said. "We’re vene for a special "trailer” session to New York at Toronto ® - MOVIE: 'Bowery (60 min.) (lT) - Alice dreams of a fantastic wodd of Battalion' The Bowery Boys DANBURY — A veteran Stamford police officer proud of it.” considering overriding the action. A - Dragnet tion sought this year by the state its rulings and such appeals could only O - M O VIE: I rid King of 5000 piano keys and constant form their own unit to go to war. 4:30 A.M. has been released on bond after his arrest in Freedom of Information Commission be brought by the person who filed the O’Neill cast his first veto of the year two-thirds vote in both the ISl-member Comedy* Television is no laugh­ S3) - Crossfire practicing. Peter Lind Hayes, Bowery Boys. LeoGorcey. 1951. (X) - CNN Headline News House and 36-member Senate is needed DALLAS Tommy Rettig, Mary Healy. connection with a burglary at a Danbury and cast his first veto of a measure original complaint with the Thursday, striking down a measure ing matter for Rupert Pupkin, who (S) - M*A*S*H to override. stops at nothing for a shot at TV 1963. (3D - Abbott and Costello insurance company office, city police say. adopted by the 1984 Legislature. commission. that would have allowed children age 10 (23) - Srteak Previews Co-hosts 1:45 A.M. stardom Robert De Niro, Jerry (Patrick Joseph C. Chovit III, 42, was apprehended or under who had parental permission Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons ® - Nightline (32) - ESPN's Speedweek 4:45 A.M. The freedom of information bill will Pearlman said the new law would O’Neill also signed a bill, effective Lewis Rated PG Duffy, I.) and Jenna Wade about 4:25 a.m. Thursday in the offices of the take a Took at 'Indiana Jones and ® - Ten O'clock News O - Coming Attractiona allow the FO I Commission to appeal allow the commission to appeal ad­ to participate in motor-cross events. Oct. 1, allowing the Department of (33) - USA Cartoon Express (Priscilla Presley) are hlgh- 2:00 A.M. the Temple of Doom' and 'Fin­ 11:45P.M. American Progressive Life and Health Insurance trial court decisions overturning com­ verse court rulings on its decisions, He said didn't believe children at Environmental Protection to withhold (33) - Dr. Gene Scott ders Keepers.' school sweethearts who redis­ (B - Great Record/ ...Collec­ Co., said Danbury Police Lt. Arthur Sullo. mission decisions involving the state’s such a young age had the maturity to 033 * Mazda SportaLook tion which he said would qllow the agency to information about the location of rare (SD O ) - M*A*S*H (^ - Wheel of Fortune cover their romance on Stamford police confirmed Chovit was a right-to-know law. defend the FOI law to the fullest. understand the danger the motorcycle & - MOVIE: 'Angel of CB - Soul Train or endangered species. (S) ~ MacNeM/Lehrer Newsh- (3) - Barney Miller "Dallas," of the steamiest patrolman in that city and had been on the force The bill, which took effect when He said the law also would help the events presents. H .E .A .T .' A woman saves the (B ' MOVIE: To Be Announced our ® ) - People's Court of the night soaps, airing world from an 9vil genius who is Barbra feted about 14 years. signed Wednesday, was the FOI public since a person who filed a "Racing of motor vehicles is an Proponents said the bill was needed - Reporter 41 FMOAY.JUNCIonq^, planning to gain control via a CB " do* Franklin Show ® - Dr. Who HOLLYWOOD (U P l) — Chovit was arraigned in Danbury Superior Commission’s top legislative priority complaint with the commission would inherently dangerous activity which because of overzealous collectors or ® - 3-2-1, Contact doomsday device. Marilyn Cham­ (33) - Solid Gold C^urt on charges of third-degree burglarly and this year. "This was the most impor­ not have to hire a lawyer and keep jeopardizes the safety of both partici­ people who collect the rare species for 8:00 P.M. bers. Stephen Johnson, Mary Barbra Streisand will re­ CHECK LBTINQS FOR EXACT TIME (31) - Toast to Lenny Bruce Bill sixth-degree larceny. He was released on $1,000 tant one,” Mitchell W. Pearlman, the track of court proceedings if the case pants and spectators," he said in a veto sale. 6:30P.M. Woronov, 1981. Cosby, Don Rickies and George ceive the highest tribute ( D f B - Dukes of Hazzard Boss bond pending another court appearance June 7. m - One Day at a Time Hogg IS framed by moonshiners 12:00 A.M. Carlin pay tribute to this controv­ given by the National (X) - CBS News who want him out of action so ersial comedian. Organization for Women, they can swipe his still. (R) (60 dD - Hawaii Ftve-0 (S) - Entertainment Tonight (33) - Jeffersons min.) the "Woman of Courage” Man freed on bond C B - Taxi S3) - Hogan's Heroes 2:15A.M. award, at a banquet in her State blasts report (XD - PM Magazine d ) - Rhythm and Rawls: The ® - Ask CNN ® - SportsCenter honor June 6 in Beveriy, BRIDGEPORT — A former college football CE) @ ) *■ Benson An intelligence Black GoM Awards Lou Rawls player allegedly recruited as a soldier of fortune ® d3) - NBC News agent takes over for the governor hosts this celebration at the C o­ 2:30 A.M. Hills. to intercept a defecting naval offi­ conut Grove. has been freed on $250,000 bond and agreed to face S3) - AF: Teddy Pendergrass (B - News/SIgn Off cer and orders Benson to fire The award is presented federal kidnapping and extortion charges next on bridge inspection d ) - How the West Was Won - Noticiero Nacional SIN College Baseball: 1984 Connecticut Kraus when she becomes suspi­ (32) only to individuals who - To Be Announced (21) - Connecticut Lawmakers week in Colorado. ® - ABC News cious. (R) [Closed Captioned) 10:30P.M.. OD - Star Trek College W ^d Series • 2nd NOW determines have (2D - SIN Presents: El Rafa' (3D - N ew s Best Gama 1 or 2 from Omaha. Michael Rattley, 22, of Bridgeport, Thursday ® ) - Nightly Business Report fff) - Major League Baseball: 8:30 P.M. OD - MOVIE; The Year of demonstrated "unique By Mark A. Dupuis Gubala. in a letter to the national Livirtg Dartgerously' A journal­ NE was ordered to appear June 4 in-federal court in St. Louis at New York (JO ( ^ - Boxing: Night of the (2Sl - 2 4 Mores and unusual courage in United Press International board, sharply criticized the prelimi­ Champions ist. trying to scoop the potential Denver in connection with an alleged commando- nary report but did not go into specifics VaUey Farms 7:00P.M. 02 - College Besebell: 1984 10:00P.M. (SD - MacNeil/Lehrer Newsh- political overthrow of Indonesia, 3:00 A.M. the face of nearly insur­ - Game 2 our style plot to kidnap a man in New York for more C3D - C B S N ew s (T ) - Webster Katherine and d D ® - M att Houston Matt meets and falls in love with the HARTFORD — State transportation of where the state disputed the findings from Omaha. NE (B ~ America's Top Tan mountable odds." In Miss than $270,000 in ransom. George decide it's time to tell uses his savvy when an interna­ British attache. Mel Gibson, Sig­ officials are sharply criticizing a of the federal investigation. CB ® - M»A*S*H 10:45 P.M. - MOVIE; Sierra Baron' A Streisand's case, the O - MOVIE: 'Prom Night' A W ebster the facts of life. (R) tional terrorist d^reatens to as­ ourney W eaver. Linda Hunt. (B The FBI charged Rattley, Ariel Falcon, also of 3 ) - Tic Tac Dough CSD - Kiner Komar ruthless land grabber hires a gun­ federal safety board’s report that cited "H aving been on the case since day Invites You to our Greenhouses crazed killer stalks high school ( ^ ( ^ - Major League sassinate contestants in an 1983. Rated PG. award is being made in Bridgeport, and Robert Jordan of Attleboro, (X) - ABC News seniors at the class prom Leslie slinger to kill a Mexican land flaws in Connecticut’s system for one ... I can only conclude that the Baseball: Boston at Milwaukee international beauty pageant. (R) 11:00 P.M. O - Dr. Gene Scott recognition of her IS-year Mass., were wearing jump suits and carrying Nielsen, Jamie Lee Curtis 1980 owner. Brian Keith, Rick Jason. inspecting highway bridges. authors of this draft report have CSD - B est of Saturday Night & | Put to the guess BRIDGEPORT — A city police officer cleared aware of the importance of the the collapse should not be some sort of a of criminal wrongdoing in the shooting death of a pin-and-hanger assemblies that failed one-upmanship contest,” he said in the 15-year-oId suspect will be cited for “ minor and a jack and obviously on the bridge. letter. TOLLAND TU X NM d some slam possibilities. If infractions’’ of department rules, police officials rONMEN LOCATION I North can show the ace of Cfour say. ALSO VISIT OUR OLASTON.URV LOCATION: NORTH 4-144 clubs. South will bid four ZtSO MAIN ST. Anthony Pellegrino, president of the Board of ACROSS FROM THE PUTNAM BRIDGE ISSS-DWI) ♦ KQ84 diamonds and see if North ^ B irth d a y i VKJ76 Police Commissioners, said Thursday more Russian emigres protest J J can make another strong stringent action could not be tal^en against ♦ «74 bid. Of course the raise of 443 Jun.2,1984 Officer William Perez because ^ inadequate the club' bid didn’t take' Your financial base will be WEST EAST Police Department policies. / 410 Burnham S i place. North sipied off at strengthened over the coming visit by Soviet deiegatipn 7 2 4 10 3 An initial police investigation add separate FBI three spades ana South went months. It won’t happen all at probe cleared Perez of criminal responsibility in Manchester^ Ct. RUN.CHIEF! R U N !! THE NOT THIS DIRECTION,'rtDU ..THE p i t !! WELL.NOW, WOULD VQ 4 48532 to four. once, but it will occur In a num­ BEAST IS COMING THROUGH FOOLS.' STOP Pu s h i n g YtXI LOOK AT THATi:'' ♦ KQJ63 ♦vs ber of small stages. the April death of Carlos Santos of Bridgeport. ing attempts by well- Union doesn’t let people THE TREES BEHIND US.' South won the diamond By Lyda Phillips 644-1395 ME! LOOKOUTil ___ - 4AJ8S 4Q9762 lead with his ace, cashed two GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) If Santos allegedly fled from a stolen car and was United Press meaning people, which come and speak to Am eri­ SOUTH top trumps and studied the you have any business deals In shot when he and Perez collided in a darkened International they feel are actually cans unless they are well- 4AJ865 band. A successful heart the offing. It's best to keep the back yard during a foot chase. Police ruled the counterproductive’ trained propagandists.” 4 A 10 8 state of your affairs to yourself. shooting accidental, but the slain youth’s fam ily U finesse would solve all his WINDSOR — A group of Fishman said the pro­ u ♦ a 10 2 Do not waste your words on has threatened a civil suit. roblems, but be goes down testers had not intend^ to 4K10 the uninvolved. Want to And recent Soviet Jewish emi­ R’ he misguesses the queen. out to whom you’re best suited grants "upset” about a cancel Wednesday night’s Vulnerable: Elast-West There is a better plav, which romantically? Send lor your No more funeral escorts visit by a Sr-viet delega­ forum. He said they Dealer: South is to lead the 10 of diamonds Matchmaker set by mailing $2 tion held a noisy protest merely wanted to ask to throw West in. West gets to Astro-Graph, Box 489, - BRIDGEPORT — Police will no longer provide West North East Soath that forced the cancela­ some questions. his two diamond tricks nut Radio City Station, New York, 14 free escorts to furneral processions, ending a tion of a forum featuring “They’re so afraid of will have to exit with a heart NY 10019. It reveals compati­ 30-year city tradition brcause of manpower 2* 24 Pass 34 or a club. the nine visitors. confrontation, they bilities for all signs. shortages on the police force. Pass 34 Pass 44 If West plays the club ace CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) The 50 protesters wouldn’t even allow them Pass Pass Pass Acting Police Superintendent Patrick Dolan into the church. They kt GOLD N shouted "murder” 14 N and then exits with a small When conversing with a female ' " r . club, South is still left with a friend today, listen well and say has notified Bridgeport's 32 funeral homes they through the doors where were told they couldn’t little. The more she talks the - must hire off-duty officers to provide escorts the Soviets were eating ask questions in the Soviet OkS, Y (X ) WIN/ rUL- P u y Opening lead: 4K guess in the heart suit. B u t' (South can now make an edu­ more you'll learn about her, as Funerals expected to draw long processions still dinner. Rev. Peter Wells, Union. But don’t tell them A B A F F U ^ riaCi^T, well as others. IF cated guess. West’s play of will have escorts to regulate traffic. state coordinator of the not to do that here,” FA\^y eopMOTHFe. OC LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Persons I a u l- the ace' of clubs < Indicates exchange, said of the Fishman said. JEIVELRV SALE. with whom you associate will - By Oswald Jacoby that West holds the queen of protesters, ‘‘They’re VOU hang onto your every word ' Charges to be changed Wells said the underly­ and James Jacoby hearts. angry and they have some lHt||y LATF?? today, so be careful that you ing purpose of the forum So South can finesse only say things that enhance BRIDGEPORT — Charges against a Bridge­ very strong feelings, but _ :___ was to have people ask This band is tough for both against West for the heart your reputation. port man accused of shooting another man on a that wasn’t the forum for queen and make his some hard questions. But, bidding and play. It starts VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) Try city street will likely he changed from assault to it.” contract. he added, he felt the {largest selection-lowest price out easily enough, but here is to find time today to reopen manslaughter after the death of the victim, police The nine Russian citi­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) your line of communication audience should be willing South with three aces, a king said. zens are teachers, church with a friend who resides at a to hear the answers. distance. Your call will be 1 Carlos Diaz, 23, of Bridgeport died Wednesday leaders, journalists, and SATURDAY ONLY! JEWELRY REPAIR While You Wait! appreciated. in Bridgeport Hospital of gunshot wounds researchers visiting Con- “ When they stand in the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It's officials said Thursday. 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Obituaries River nears highest ievei in 50 years Continued from page I the south end of the city. ^About 200 people had been evacuated Weekend dwellings for clothing and supplies FOCUS/ been put to work in Middletown and in New Milford, 100 in Shelton, and Chartotte A. Berry Bliss New Milford, where a part of town waded through chest-high water to find "This does not call for any of our citizens to pack up and m ove,” Milner lesser numbers in Oxford, Salisbury, EAST HARTFORD — Charlotte A. Berry Bliss, 91, remained under water. the surging rivers had forced open As the state’s largest river reached doors and damaged walls, appliances told a news conference, noting the Canaan, Portland and Glastonbury. of 57 Sunny Reach Drive, died Thursday at a local I^ New MiMord, National Guards­ 27.3 feet, 11 feet above flood stage, and foundations and submerged cars. emergency declaration gave city offi­ convalescent home. She was the mother of Norman E. cials more latitude in mobilizing and men directed traffic and manned check No tent? No bag? Bliss of Manchester. Hartford Mayor Thirman Milner and "I'm the proud owner of a couple of East Hartford Mayor George Dagon 50-gallon drums, they just floated up,” coordinating with the state. points on the 14 roads out of service. Up She is also survived by her son Wilfred A. Bliss of Hartford officials ordered the closing to 100 businesses and homes were Rocky Hill; two daughters, Catherine Dixon of Rocky declared a state of emergency in each said Michael Dresel of Shelton, who of six so-called' “stop locks,” or under water. Hill and Margaret D. Ruff of Glastonbury; 19 of the adjacent cities as water lapped went back for his motorcycle. “ You No problem — you passageways, within the seven-mile The flooding “ has certainly been grandchildren; and 22 great-grandchildren. over roads in low-lying areas. have to watch out a log doesn’t hit you.' ’ dike that holds back the river, halting very distinctive as far as property is The funeral will be Saturday at 11 a.m. from the After 55 continuous hours of rain in State Agriculture Commissioner Amtrak rail kervice between New concerned," said acting Police Chief Rose Hill Funeral Home. 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. the 80-hour rainstorm which started Kenneth Andersen estimated at least Haven and Springfield, Mass., includ­ Norbert illis, noting he is using 5,000 Burial will befn Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Monday and stopped Thursday, $1.5 million in damage has been caused can rent these ing the “ Montrealer.” sandbags to dike the river. Calling hours' ^re today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. weather forecasters said a total of 7.37 to crops and farms as a result of the inches fell. flooding, mostly in Litchfield County. However, local Springfield lines “ Some of the old timers didn’t want Bruce White, spokesman with the Milner said he was confident the continued to operate between New to leave. Some of them finally had to Astrid Dorothea Nordgren Kostin 35-foot dike would hold back the raging Haven and Hartford. Arrangements come out by boat,” Lillis said. Bv Susan Plese your trailer you will have all the River Forecast Center, said he antici­ Herald Reporter GLASTONBURY — Astrid Dorothea Nordgren pated the worst problems along the Connecticut River from residential were made to reroute Montrealer "We're preparing for the worst to comforts of home and all the vista Kostin, 75. of 193 Wells Ave., died Wednesday at St. Connecticut River, “ I don’t anticipate areas in Hartford with 136,000 resi­ passengers around the cutoff by bus. come,” said Lillis, “when the water of the great outdoors Want to do something for your Francis Hospital and Medical Center, Hartford. She a fast recession. The high stages will be dents. He said he declared the It was the first time since 1955 all six crests, you have no way of stopping it — Of course, camping in any style kids they’ll never forget? was born in Manchester. with-us through next week.” emergency out of concern for low-lying stop locks were sealed, city officials all you can do is clear its path and be is not convenient. When you stay in Then load up the station wagon, She is survived by a son. Robert Leonard of Those who returned to their flooded parks and commercial areas mainly in said. prepared.” a hotel, you don’t have to worry and take the whole troupe Glastonbury; three brothers, Herbert Nordgren of about linens or towels or extra camping. Windsor. Alfred Nordgren of Hartford and John sneakers for when the kids fall in Connecticut has more than 50 Nordgren of Coventry; three sisters, Freda Nordgren the lake. campgrounds where a family can of East Hartford, Vivian Grimaldi of Windsor and Bomb threat Neither do you have to worry Ellen Monseglio of Manchester, and two hole up in the wilds for a weekend about cooking utensils or canned or more. And even if you’ve never grandchildren. goods or bug spray and dish soap A memorial service will be Monday at 9 a.m. at the enables inmates spent a night in the woods, even if and matches in a moi.sturc-proof Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside your idea of,a vacation is a deluxe package. Ave., East Hartford, with the Rev. William E. Flynn AL SIEFFERT'S hotel and four-star chef, you just Wnen camping, refrigerator officiating. There will be no calling hours. Burial will to flee prison might enjoy a brief stint of space is usually at a minimum. be at the convenience of the family. roughing it. That means you can either shop for If you’ve never camped before, Continued from page 1 fresh foods every day, or you can you'd be wise to either rent live on canned goods. In either Edith G. Macdonald equipment or borrow from a No injuries were reported in the escape that began .jCase, you don’t want to plan exotic EdithG. Macdonald of 17Otis St, died Thursday ata friend. There’s no sense in spend­ meals, or those that require about 9 p.m EDT Thursday. ing $1,000 or more on tent, sleeping local convalescent home. ^fter the convicts took the guards hostage. Miller special ingredients or" special She was born in Manchester and was a life-long bags, cots, stove, refrigerator and said someone telephoned a prison transportation cooking utensils. Make it as easy resident. She was a member of the Church of the lantern — all to find out a week officer and said there was a homb in the facility and a on yourself as possible. There’s Nazarene and had taught Sunday school at the church later that you hate to camp. Better van was needed to remove it. It was not known if the HI nothing wrong with hot dogs for 60 years. She was the manager of the Bennet to make a small outlay, at first. call was made by the prisoners or one of the guards cooked over the fire and a big plate Junior High School cafeteria for many years. Even if you can’t handle tenting, held hostage.. of raw vegetables, She is survived by a brother, Robert Wright of you can give your kids a taste of the The transportation officer sent a van and the Darien, and several nieces and nephews. outdoor life by renting a pop-up inmates — who disguised a fire extinguisher as a YOU MIGHT EVEN try making The funeral will be Monday at 2 p.m. at the Church camper. The pop-up usually in­ bomb — placed it on a stretcher and raced with it to one or more of the meajs at home, of the Nazarene. Burial will be in East Cemetery. cludes a sink, stove and refrigera­ the van, waving the guards off with a warning. and taking it along. A pot of Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at tor as well as dinette and beds for The prisoners swept out of prison at 10:47 p.m.. spaghetti sauce or a beef stew or the Holmes Funeral Home, 400„Main St. sleeping. All fold into a rectangu­ Miller said. hearty soup will make one good lar box on wheels that you can tow ” It was a well executed plan,” said Weaver. meal. Just make sure the contain­ with an average-size car. Gladys M. Regius Wayne Farrar, another corrections spokesman, RED HOT SIZZLING ers you use to store cooked foods are small enough to fit into your The funeral for Gladys M. Regius, who died said the fugitives were not believed armed with guns ONE STE P above that is a motor camp refrigerator. Wednesday, will be Saturday at 11 a.m, at Swan Point when they fled but were considered extremely SUMMER SAVINGS ON FAMOUS fam ily home or travel "trailer which is And don’t choose a meal that dangerous. Cemetery Chapel, Providence. R.I. Burial will be in self-contained — in other words, Warren County Deputy Lawrence Harrison said he NAME BRAND HOME APPLIANCES. must go into the oven if all you have Swan Point Cemetery. Calling hours will be today you will be able to camp with a received a call about 12:15 a.m. EDT about "a is a two-burner stove. That seems from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 small kitchen stove, oven, refrig­ cutting” on Baltimore Road outside of Warrenton. TV’S AND STEREOS . . . NOW THROUGH SATURDAY ONLY! obvious, but you’d be surprised Main St. erator, even toilet, bath and Andrew Davis. 20, of Warrenton, said two men how easy it is to forget such shower. Most Connecticut camp­ stopped him while he was driving, asked him for a ride obvious things. grounds are equipped witth hook­ Vernon D. Greene and pulled a homemade knife, Harrison said. Jacuzzi CAIN/PING ups — water and electric — so in Please turn to page 14 Vernon D. Greene, 70, of 61 Charles Drive, died ” He (Davis) started fighting and got his way out of Thursday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was the car.” said Harrison. Davis only had scratches on the husband of the late Martha Dunbar Greene. his arms and some bruises. He was born in Glen Cove. Long Island, N.Y., Aug, The two men drove only about 25 yards before 13, 1913. He lived in Pittsfield, Mass., for 20 years abandoning the car. *139 before moving to Manchester in 1966. —■ Take kids along, Farrar identified one of the escapees as Linwood Before retiring in 1978, he was a claims supervisor Briley, 30, scheduled for execution in August for the Pitch your tent of National Accounts with Aetna Life and Casualty of capital murder and robbery of Richmond disc jockey T126LPX Hartford, where he had been employed for 12 years. Johnny Gallaher. S8rY^ 2 3 9 5000 BYU't but be prepared After retiring, he worked at Manchester Drug. Briley and his brother, James, 28, who also escaped, 5 ,0 0 0 BTU He was a retired captain in the U.S. Army and was a were part of a gang convicted of 11 murders during Air ConcEtioner right near home veteran of World War II. He also served in the U.S. robberies and sexual assults in the Richmond, Va., GE CARRY

expensive than synthetic ones and retain less shapes and sizes to choose from as their are UTOMATIC FhiMr VHS VMw CoMetle ^MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (UPI) — A O N E C A L I RKerdOT FVH kIS with heat when wet. mosquitos. Lightweight, family-size tents are SHOE DRYER • FHictlM leiMte Cwitrel dreamy spring or summer camping trip can ‘Some people aren’t going to If you decide a synthetic bag is for you, available and you should consider weight if turn into a nightmare with a poorly selected pay much for a tent, and go on , f) McEneaney advised looking for one with backpacking. sleeping bag or a tent unable to withstand vacation and have it leak. It just PolarGuard filling, a product developed by McEneaney advised finding a tent with even the minor vagaries of nature. ruins your whole vacation. the 3M Co. shock-corded fiberglass or metal poles and Carelessly outfitted explorers can find They’re going to come away About the outer and innerlayersof a bag, he double-wall construction. Double-wall means 2 5 ' themselves restaking the tent with every wind hating camping.’ said nylon is best on both sides for the it comes with a rain fly because it has gust, shivering with cold in their sleeping backpacker. A flannel-lining is great for a breathable sides and roof to allow for IS *'* 100% SOUD bags or retreating to the car in a rainstorm. cabin but hefty on the trail. evaporation. * 4 9 9 ffjis STATE COLOR IV , A n o . When examining construction, look for a “You’re still going to get some condensa­ •Cablo Ready Bob McEneoney 2S "* COIOR TV WITH ^ riNITUIUliO Bob McEneaney, a red-bearded rustic­ bag with an extra layer in the feet area to tion, but this eliminates a lot of it,” he said. MONALOCK iU C nO M C •S-fuBctioH remote . Outdoor store manager Shoes For the Entire Family looking man who manages an outdoors store With a winter tent, the rain fly comes down TUNMG ceiitrol better retain body heat, a “draft tube” to Choioo*259 Of hoot or olr drying. Extra* •Automatic playfeach called Pathfinder, says shopping intelligently prevent air coming through the zipper, and a to the ground for added insulation. largo lint icraan. Largs 5.9cu. ft. dry* switching ing drvm. PuatHo-Mart button. Au* *188 and spending a few extra dollars are the keys ABOUT BAGS, McEneaney says there are differential cut, meaning the outer layer is A tent with a few unconnected poles and lomatlc door •hut-otf. •9 Day Programmable M iiiam ootor parforntmea daiuaa *"4 a oofrtamporafy ttylad' to buying a quality bag or tent that can two major .types — those filled with down or larger than the inner layer. tie-down ropes is the least sturdy. 30 to *477 guarantee an untroubled excursion into the feathers and the others insulated with The trendy dome tent is the best at F R O n H E L P woods. synthetic materials. ALSO BE SURE the two layers aren’t sewn withstanding wind, and probably most A luneJinurk program Bags usually are rated by the temperatures together, breaking the continuity of the fill 40%0FF!I ‘‘Some people aren’t going to pay much for expensive. An A-frame style is the next most at which they comfortably can be used, based and allowing more air to enter. r»r teens in trouble a tent, and go on vacation and have it leak," able to withstand wind. with alcohol and drugs. FREE Long Term on their fill. Also, a mummy-style bag can If you are 6-feet-tall and unsure whether you Local Delivery McEneaney said. ‘‘It just ruins your whole Call 603 S6.LK5II or It Bank FinanGing vacation. They’reugoing to come away hating retain more heat than a normal rectangular should buy a 72-inch or a 78-inch bag, About constriiction, look for nine or 10 Service write lor inrormation SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER one. McEneaney suggests you go with the larger stitches every inch along the seams. The Removal Availabla: camping.” Box 254, Dublin, M l 0.4444 APPl lANCFS • VinFO • AUDIO • IFLE VISION A down bag is lighter than its synthetic size. material at the seams should also be double Installation m 9:30 SHOE 445 Hartford Rd.. M anchester He said the major factor to consider in counterpart, can be packed into a smaller "If you have a little extra room in the folded and twice stitched, McEneaney said. (except built-ins) BKKCH HIM , HOSPH Al. 509 East Middle Turnpike “/ ' each evening. I heartily of Manchester presents, "Stalag 17," today and welcome. approve LTM's choice of DINING OUT THIS Saturday, 8 p.m.. In school auditorium. General Hot off the press the earlier starting time admission $6; students and seniors, S4. Tickets at this year. door. Kevin Hale, right, of Manchester, School. He has performed with the Set in a barracks -of a ' WEEKEND? Coachllght Dinner Theater, East Windsor: appears with Eric Grenier of Enfield, in a Townwide Choir of Manchester and Gorman honored "Gypsy," playing through July 1, except Mon- German prisoner-of-war Featuring week scene from "Gypsy,” playing at the yvith the children’s choir of St. BrJdget Bob Gorman of Manchester was recently honored at camp in the winter of 1944, ''davs. Doors open 6:30 p.m. for dinner and Boscarino's cocktails. Curtain time, 8 p.m. (522-1266.) Coachlight Dinner Theater in East Church. He has also acted in several the annual convention of the American Association on this production was de­ Mental Deficiency, Connecticut chapter, for his 30 signed by David Newirth, diplom at Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddam: "The Windsor through July 1. Kevin, 12, is a school plays and has been taking tap Bovs from Syracuse," playing through June 8. years of volunteer work with the mentally retarded. with lighting design by „ WIIKIND SnCMlS ; sixth-grade student at Verplanck dancing lessons for 9 years. Gorman is active with MARCH Inc. of Manchester, Michael Beller. The star­ ffll. TWtN LOBSTERS...... ;...$10.S5 Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 8:30 p .m .;. SAT. ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF...... $ 9.95 W^nesday, 2:30 and 8:30 p.m.; Saturday, 5 and9 an organization that operates four group homes and a kness of the set design Choose one of these oA; and a Mushroom & Cheese Omelette p ------COUPON------MOSCOW ON PASTA FIESTA NIGHT V it e llo Y sister, Julie Ann, 4. Homefriea & Toast AUDITTJRIUM THE HUDSON H 363 BROAD ST. 1 IBJJjyJKIR I N8W Curl8ln Tims R isto rqn te I on Xnd FOR Vi PRICil I -SNOWMAT ■ Try All Our Homemade mimsxm Manchester Sauces and Egg Paatas that 8 ^ 9 5 Dining Experience $2.50 8:00 P.M. 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Taylor males had experienced premarital United Press International Dr. Willard Cates, director of the Centers for Disease Control's sexual intercourse rose from 30 SPORTS percent in 1971 to 50 percent in 1979. ATLANTA — The "sexual revo­ venereal diseases section, said In addition, teenagers began sex­ lution” of the past two decades has there is evidence that many ual activity earlier and used led to a high incidence of venereal thousands of young females be­ contraceptive methods that were disease among young American tween the ages of 10-19 contract not effectively protective against women that bodes ill for the future, salpingitis annually. Miracle finish deadlocks Celtics with Lakers lower genital tract infection.” / federal health officials say. Salpingitis can cause infertility in women by scarring the fallopian Gonorrhea was cited as the most The venereal infections, particu­ By Frederick Waterman overtime hero. tubes. commonly reported communica­ their's tonight,” said Worthy, who Boston with 15 rebounds and 27 larly salpingitis, can cause UPl Sports Writer Boston’s 124-121 victory Thurs­ The CDC recently published a ble disease ip the United States had a game-high 29 points. "The points, despite hitting only 8-of- 22 infertility. day night in Game 2 tied the game should have been over with field-goal attempts. Robert Parish Salpingitis is one of many pelvic surveillance summary that in­ with over 250,000 cases annually BOSTON — The Boston Celtics championship series. The third in regulation. We knew it, they added 18 points for the Celtics. inflammatory conditions caused cluded a study of gonorrhea and among American teenaeers needed a miracle, so Gerald game will be in Los Angeles knew it and the crowd knew it.” Boston coach K.C. Jones was by the organism Neisseria gonor- salpingitis among American teen­ On June 30. 1956. a TW A Super Henderson stole one for them. Sunday. The Celtics' victory denied Los understandably pleased with his rhoeae (the same agent that agers aged 10-19 over the past two Constellation collided with a Uni­ With 15 seconds left in regulation Angeles the chance to become the team’s effort. causes gonorrhea). It is estimated decades, from 1960 to 1981. ted Airlines DC-7 over the Grand and Boston trailing by two points, Wedman hit a 12-foot baseline first NBA team to win the first two “ We were ahead by 13 but they that 12 percent to 20 percent of It said that during the "sexual Canyon, killing 128 people. Henderson intercepted James jumper with 14 seconds left in games of the championship series whittled it down to 2 (first half),” females with untreated gonorrhea revolution" of the 1960s and 1970s Worthy’s pass in the backcourt and overtime to give Boston the on the road. he said. “ We got ourselves in hit a layup. It gave reserve Scott victory. “ I’m sure they feel very good trouble, we let our momentum Wedman a chance to be an "M iracles happen and they had about themselves,” said Lakers slide, but we had heroic efforts No-tent? No problem coach Pat Riley. "W e let them out from different people. That's what of the grave, but we can't be too team is all about.” disappointed to have split in Parish stole the ball from Bob can be cut open at the bottom, rental of $30, or $45 a week. Continued from page 11 A propane lantern-Is $2 a day, $4 Boston Garden and be heading McAdoo with six seconds remain­ slipped over the head and used to home with the home- court ing in overtime and Boston leading m protect small children from the minimum or $8 a week. A camp Herald photo by Pinto You will probably make out fine advantage.” by a point. Bird hit two free throws V rain. (Don't try this method on stove is $3 a day, $6 minimum, or with one average size fry pan, two $12 a week. Cots are $6 a week. He added it is important for his with two seconds remaining for the children over 10. They will sauce pans, and one large kettle for There is a $10 deposit on each piece team not tojdwell on the loss. final margin as the Celtics re­ Samuelson wins Bronze mutiny.) things like spaghetti or soup. Rely of equipment, but the deposit is “ We have to\(prget about it. A lot bounded from a 115-109 loss in Most camping supply stores can Robert E. Samuelson of 108 Hemlock Connecticut. Looking on is Worshipful on paper plates, cups and bowls, refundable or applicable to the of people didn'nhink' we’d get this Game 1 of the best-of-seven series. especially if you are camping for give you a checklist of things you much '(a split). We're a veteran Johnson scored 4 of the Lakers' Master John O. Nelson of 40 Harlan St. will need on a weekend trip. Here's final rental cost. St., center, receives the Pierpont the first time, and for a short team, we've been there before," first 5 points in overtime to give Edwards Medal in Bronze, at a Samuelson is the 15th member of period of time. a sampler of things you might not said Riley. Los Angeles a 118-115 advantage. remember: IF YOU PREFER a little more testimonial dinner Tuesday at the Manchester Lodge to receive the special luxury, Blonstein’s Camping Cen­ Boston led through most of the Henderson took Bird's lead pass One thing you can’t skimp on is Sheets and pillowcases and ter in Vernon will rent either a ■ game, until two sky-hooks by and went in for a 3-point play to tie Masonic Tempid. Pinning on the medal award since 1939. It is given for years of clothing. You'll need warm sweat­ blankets (or sleeping bags), bath pop-up tent camper or a motor • Kareem Abdul-Jabbar finished a it with 2; 15 left. After the teams is Herbert L. Emanuelson Jr., most service to Masonry, his church and his ers for everybody, and at least two towels, dish towels, washcloths, home. The pop-up costs $150 a 7-point run, giving the Lakers a exchanged baskets. Bob McAdoo worshipful grand master of Masons in community. pairs of shoes for anyone under 18. hand soap, dish soap, sponge, 66-65 lead with 9:26 left in the third hit a 12-foot jumper with 1:25 Children who are camping have week; in July and August weekly scouring pad, plastic wrap, foil, rentals only are accepted. In June quarter. remaining to give the Lakers their the maddening ability to find the paper products, eating and serving or September weekend rental is Throughout the fourth period last lead, 121-120. only mud puddle in a 10-mile utensils, plastic tablecloth, salt and overtime, neither team could radius,

Help WontMl Real Estate Apartments for Rent 42 Store/Otfice Space 44 Bulldlng/Contractlng 53 Misc. for Sole 63 Misc. for Solo 63 Toe Solos 69 HAIRDRESSER Heines lo r Sole II EAST HARTFORD — SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ FARRAND REMODEL­ SCREENED LOAM — ATARI 2600 Joysticks, NEEDED — Experience Five room apartment, livan Avenue. 1,600 sa. ft. ING— Cabinets, roofing, Gravel, processed twelve cartridges. In­ BUSINESS preferred, full time. Va­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa prime retail space, ample heat, hot water. Adults, gutters, room additions, grovel, sand, stone and cluding Space Invaders, cation and sick pay. Call ELLINGTON — For sale no pets. 2nd floor. Call parking. $660. Call 236- fill. For deliveries call Poemon, MIssele Com­ Ultimate I Beauty Salon, decks, all types of remo­ VOLKSWAGON PARTS by owner. 4 bedroom 528-0956 after 5pm. 6021 or 644-3977. deling and repairs. FREE George Gritting, An­ mand, Circus, Atari Ko- Better vacation for the money 643-2103, dsk for Judy or colonial on attractive 1 dover, 742-7886. boom olso paddles. Coll TAG -SALE — 10%-50% DIono.______estimates. Fully Insured. off Entire Inventory! One acre lot In deslreoble ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 MANCHESTER — Down­ Telephone 643-6017, after 643-9368 otter 3pm. neighborhood. Eat-In kit­ bedrooms. Prices to fit town, 5,000 sa. ft. store or day only, June 2nd, 10am Business PART TIME WAI­ 6pm, 647-8509. END ROLLS — 27'/3 chen, formal dining your budget. Housing Un- office space. Will subdi­ width, .25«; 13% width - 2 AMPRO STAINLESS to 3pm. Rain or Shine. TRESSES — Mornings, room, flreploced living llm lted. Coll 724-1967 vide. Coll 643-1442. Tolland County Volks- afternoons, nights and DESIGN KITCHENS by tor .25«. MUST be picked STEEL POOL — Filter In Try Vermont instead of Switzerland room, large rec room, 1 Vi (Chg.). up at the Manchester like new. % HP motor. wagon. Route83, Vernon. Saturdays. Apply In per­ J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, baths. Oversized, att­ SOUTH WINDSOR — vanities, formica, Wilson Herald office BEFORE $90. Coll 649-8802. son after 2:30pm: Gllda's ached 2 car garage, deck GIGANTIC GROUP TAG tennis courts, golf ? (Or will museums, shops, cultural MANCHESTER: — 400 Medical office space for art, Corlan counter tops, 11AM ONLY. Tie meeting Luncheonette, 303 Adams and mud room. Oll/wood North Main Street. New rent. Approximately 1000 SALE — Furniture, an­ Don’t, if you're planning a hiking trip in the Street, Manchester. Ex­ kitchen cabinet fronts, FOUR ROOM DOLL ' mountains for your summer vacation this year, go to events suit you better? furnace for low heating two bedroom townhouse. sq. ft. of medical space tiques, rope bed, baskets, SHELTON — TIE Communications Inc, • Once yot^have this all sorted out, gather as much . perienced, * must be 20 complete woodworking GARDEN WAY CART, HOUSE — CIrco 1940's. Switzerland. Try Colorado or Vermont instead. costs. Owner anxious to AppI lanced kitchen, con­ for sub-let on Bucklond $45. Coll 649-0557. glassware, crafts, large announced an 89 percent increase in sales and 85 information as you can about the destinations, yeors old. ______service, custom mode medium size. Excellent Balance the amount of time you’ll lose traveling to Y o u r sell. Call 872-4593. Asking venient to bus line and Rood In South Windsor. selection of doll house percent increase in earnings since 1983 at its transportaions and accommodations you have in ^ furniture, colonial repro­ condition. $75; Call 643- Switzerland, the language barriers, the currency HOUSECLEANING — $87,900. shopping. $575 plus u tili­ Completely furnished miniatures, colored TV. annual shareholders meeting Wednesday. M o n e y ' s ductions In wood, 9 varie­ 4389. EXCELLENT USED 76 Thayer Road, Man­ exchanges, all the rest, against the beauty of your own mind. Most of this material is free. Competent Individuals ties. Option to buy availa­ and functional. Currently ties of hardwood and GOLF BALLS, $4. per Thomas L. Kelley, Jr., T IE chairman, said the • Shop around before you write any checks or sign needed to clean private .RELOCATING ble. Peterman Building being used Wednesdays HAND DUMP CART — chester, June 1st and 2nd, company had also achieved a 98 percent increase ct^ntry’s mountains, and the risks you take on OrMtoia • room ralM« ra,K«i. veneers NOW IN STOCK dozen. Coll 643-9664. 9am to 2pm. W o r t h any credit-card slips. Look for the best buys in this homes on a regular basis. attadMd garaaa an faal Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. and Saturdays; remain­ Metal 28” X 18’/a” , 10” aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa in sales and a 56 percent increase in net earnings needlessly will emerge. Coll 649-9658 or evenings, Don't be lured into an exotic vacation in the next few highly competitive industry at this, the peak of the Flexible work schedule. Hamord/aialoM^ Una. L » ing days available in part 239-7010. wheel. Excellent condi­ in the first quarter of this year. Sylvia Porter • IraaU lal tpadauaafndawadfaai- MANCHESTER — Two or whole. For informa­ Home and Garden 64 TAG SALE — Everything months just so you can impress your friends when y ou competition. ... " Full and port time. Apply fti®®"'.’!"' tion. $25. Coll 649-7517. Kelly said, however, the company expects a • To obtain information, contact the tourism office In person; Delta Mainte­ kXchan, 3 Ikaplacaa. much man room apartment. Heat tion coll Ms. Keith at must go! Children's get home. If gallaries and museums bore you stiff, to Beat LEON CIESZYNSKI clothes and furniture. loss of about $11 million during the second quarter of the state or locality that attracts you. Most states - nance, 540 C North Main and hot water. For more 236-5431. BUILDER — New homes, MERCURY 10 HP out­ why go to crowded Florence or Venice? 633-3661 569-8623 DELIVERING RICH Miscellaneous. 15 Ander­ because of inventory adjustments at the have toll-free numbers for their tourist offices. The Street, River Bend Indus­ Information call 563-4438 additions, rqmodeling, board, used last season, company's Mura subsidiary. The other subsidiar­ Do, if you’re now seriously putting together your or 529-7858. LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus son Street, Friday, 9am to A significant suggestion Hunt makes is to avoid the names differ widely for these divisions, but if you call • trial Park, Manchester. rec rooms, garages, kit­ $99. Call 643-6913. ies are expected to be profitable during the long-awaited summer holiday with your family and Services tax. Sand, gravel and 12 noon; Saturday, 9am friends, avoid risks involved in ^nytrip away from sense of boredom that often sets in after the first week the toll-free operator (800) 555-1212 and ask for the chens remodeled, ceil­ stone. Call 643-9504. to 2pm, and Sunday, 9am balance of 1984, Kelly said. Not all the news Is on the Condommiuins 32 3'/3 ROOM APARTMENT ings, bath tile, dormers, TRAILER HITCH — home and certainly minimize the obstacles that can of vacation by breaking up your trip into two or three tourism department in the state’s capital, you should — Privote home, heat, to 2pm. The net effect of the Mura loss should be about be able to find out what department exists to help you. front page! There's lots Services Offered 51 roofing. Residential or Sturdy, good for small be anticipated. "There are risks in vacation decisions, segments, or by scheduling some special event for the appliances. Working sin­ boot trailer. $15. Call FOR SALE — Large 19 cegts per share or $6.3 million. middle of your vacation. If you’re going abroad, consult travel guidebooks and of newsy Information In commercial. 649-4291. plants, 'Double Day L il­ just as in any consumer buying decision,” Dr. John the Classified section. MANCHESTER — NorST- gle adult only. No pets, 646-3388. Hunt, head of the tourism program at George As you plan this summer’s trip, consider these travel agents for advice. 643-2711. fleld Green. Best location children. C^ll 643-2880. lies, .50< each. Call 649- A FINAL CAUTION: Don’t, during these summer ^ Rogers venture Washington University in Washington, D.C., told my guidelines to help prevent disappointment and In Condo. 3 bedrooms, 2Va Roofing/Siding 54 LADIE'S GREEN cowl 2430. research associate, Ellen Hermanson. unexpected consequences that will spoil the entire vacation months, sign up for any “ time-sharing” deal - baths, fireplace In living MANCHESTER — Avail­ neck cordlgon. 2 pockets. CAMPING NEEDS, at a resort property. What you are looking for now isa - BOOKKEEPER — Gen­ tools, 55 gallon drums ROGERS — Rogers Corp and Coselbra "One way to reduce these risks and assure that period: room, air conditioned, able Immediately. Two LAWN MOWERS RE­ Size 42, (22'/3). Never Pets 65 holiday, not a real estate investment. Don’t be lured, ” eral office person needed modern appliances, car­ BIOWELL HOME Im­ and household stuff. 161 Industrial LTDA of Brazil have entered into a vacations meet expectations is to acquire information • Weigh at least four variables as you plot your to ll time. Typing re- bedroom apartment on PAIRED—Quick, Expert worn. Hand mode. $25. trip: transportation, accommodations, recreation either, by “ free’’ vacation certificates, prizes or gifts port, pool and tennis. By first floor. Appllanced provement Company — Cooper Hill Street, 8am to 50-50 joint venture to make and sell electronic and plan carefully,” he added. Millions of dollars are gulred. Send resume; Service! Senior Dis­ Coll 742-7176. 12 noon, Friday and interconnection products, mostly in South .misspent by millions of Americans because of the and relaxation. to inspect a “ development” You may pay plenty for a ^ appointment only, kitchen, basement stor­ count! Free Pick Up and Roofing , siding, altera­ FREE — Spayed female P.O. Box 73, Bucklond $71,900, 646-3041 or 649- tions, additions. Some Saturday. America. common belief that you must travel a long distance or • Do you want to drive, fly, take the train or bus to “ free" trip! Keep it simple: keep it restricted to a Station, Manchester, CT age, 2 cor parking. $470 a Dellveryl ECONOMY FOR SALE — 15 alumi­ dog. Three colors, part wherever you are going? How much can you enjoy the vacation; and keep away from the lures. ^ 5277. month. No utilities In­ MOWER, 647-3660. number for over 30 years. num triple track storm Beagle and Shepard. To The new company, Rogers Coselbra Industriasl stay in an elegant resort "if you’re to have a real 06040.______649-6495. MAKE US YOUR FIRST LTDA, will be located in Sao Paulo, Brazil. vacation." Yet, studies by psychologists and other time in transit? (“ Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s, cluded. Security deposit windows, 9 - 25'/3W x 50L, good home, needs a place 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal l U n c h w a it r e s s — and 1 year lease required. HIGHLAND LANDS­ 2 - 33V3W X 42L, 4 miscel­ to run, both people work. STOP! Complimentary Rogers makes interconnection and polymer scholars indicate that vacations designed to meet • Once you arrive, do you prefer to stay in a hotel Lots/Land for Sole 33 BRUCO ROOFING — Re­ coffee. Bargain-priced proucts for the electronics industry and other v'ith room service and meal plans, or will a motel money management, is now available tluough her Growing Italian restau­ Call 646-8352. CAPING — Spring clean laneous. $75. Call 646- Hod all shots. Coll any­ your own — and your family's — particular interests sidential rerooflng our time before 1pm or any­ array of good household industrial markets. are the ones you enjoy the most. suffice? Do you want to rent a cottage and, if so, does it column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and Handling to rant. Experienced and up, mowing and malnte- 8706. reliable. Apply In person: FREE CATALOG — Of AVAILABLE JUNE 1st — notice,(ce. Fertilizing, heavy specialty. 15 years expe­ time after 4pm, 646-8137. necessities. Including The almost icredible variety of special events, both really have to be in a prime location? How do you feel “ Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care rience. Fully Insured. sofa, double bed, kitchen about cooking on vacation? of this newspaper 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 799 Wethersfield Avenue, land bargains, 5 acres to Attractive 2 bedroom an A lig h t trucking. SCUBA EQUIPMENT — here and abroad, can dazzle you into sticking to the Hartford. ______apartment. Appliances, Call 649-7097. Brand new Sherwood 2000 FREE TO GOOD HOME set, slide protector, ma­ Jobless claims drop • What recreational facilities do you consider 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press 500 acres, covering Ver­ LanasIscope experts In predictable and, thus, missing the most important mont ond the Berkshlres wall-to-wall, convenient rock formations and spe­ regulator, $99. Call 649- — Small spayed female, ternity, baby and child­ joys of new experiences. essential: a pool, the beach, boats and water sports. Syndicate.) The average number of unemployement at lowest Imaginable pri­ location. $550 per month. cial design. Mulch, top Heotlng/Plumblng 55 8989. 1 Vz years old cocker/bea- ren’s clothes, baby acces- compensation claims made each week in ces. Write: CATALOG Including heat, hot water. soli, trees, shrubs and gle cross. Coll 646-8027 sories, bicycles and OFFICE, P.O. Box 938, Mr. Rothman, 646-4144. stone available. Free Es­ LARGE PINK Stuffed toy otter 5pm. numerous treasures. Sat­ Manchester dropped 7.5 percent over the HELP WANTED — Sid­ urday, 9am-4pm, Rain or two-week period ending May 19, state Labor North Adams, Mass. Evenings, 643-1969. timates. Call 649-6685 or FOGARTY BROTHERS bear, $3. Pogo stick, $5. ing Installer or helper. BLACK MINI LOP Buck Shine! 68-76 Bigelow Department figures show. Coll 643-9633 or 742-7194. 01247. 643-7712. — Bathroom remodel­ Shetland sweeper vac, Hi-tech hucksters bilk unwary elderly SUPER FOUR ROOM ing; Installation water $10. Call 646-4995. rabbit, 9 months old. $4. Street, Manchester. • The town averaged 98 new claims each week TOWNHOUSE — $435 BRICKS, BLOCKS, heaters, garbage dispo­ Call 649-6320. between May 6 and May 19. Repeat claims DOCUMENTATION Investment Property 34 TAG SALE — Saturday, throughout his state have benefitted from Consumer ' CLERK — We hove on plus gas heat. Phone STONE — , Concrete. sals; faucet repairs. 649- FOR SALE: 25 In. televi­ averaged f,118, fora total weekly averageof 1,020 WASHINGTON (UPI) — The new “electronic out-of-state caller who uncannily knows that you are FREE TO GOOD HOME 9am fo 5pm, 108 Merrow midway” — computers, slick media campaigns and an elderly person suffering from a medical ailment Law and Elderly Week, when assistant attorneys ' Immediate need for a Rose or Don, 646-2482 or Chimney repairs. No lob 4539. VIso/MosterCord sion Motoroler Quasar claims. Women made up 38.9 percent of those who 646-8646. color. Beoutiful cabinet, — Year old Cocker Spa­ Road, Coventry. Aqua­ filed in the two-week period, fora weekly average phone banks — are helping hucksters bilk millions of and who can convince you to invest large amounts of general tour Maine to explain the various types of temporary (4-6 months) FOUR FAMILY HOUSE too small. Coll 644-8356. occepted.______Documentation Clerk In $70 or best offer. Call niel plus. Housebroken. rium, clothing, toys, of 435 claims. dollars from the elderly throughout the country, money for relief and magic lures,” Tierney said. consumer pitfalls. — On lot 137 X 92. No M 8. M, P Si H — No job Good temperament. Coll antiques. our South Windsor facil­ MANCHESTER — July TONNIE'S ODD JOB too smalt, leaky faucets, 649-1073. Statewide, the weekly number of claims Maine Attorney General James Tierney said. Tierney said this “ new electronic era of consumer In addition, Tierney cited Maine laws that crack realtors. Telephone 643- 1st. Modern 5 rooms, 2 SERVICE — Mowing, 646-5573. “ Today’s con artist is no longer a traveling fraud,” that preys on the elderly, is taking advantage down on professional fundraisers who put more in ity. The individual se­ 4751, between 6 and 8pm. bathroom remodeling. dropped an average of nearly 10 percent, from lected will be responsible bedrooms, natural wood- painting, raking, clean- IT'S THE LAW! Buckle TAG SALE — Saturday 8. 29,760 a week in the previous period to 26,840 a sideshow, moving slowly from town to town, ’ ’ Tierney of antiquated laws that are ineffective inproviding ' their pockets than in the treasury of the charitable ” One coll does It. Free MANCHESTER DOG Sunday, June 2nd and for the assembly, stock­ work. $450, plus utilities. Ing and more. Coll 871- estimates. Water pump up you baby. Infant love week. The figure is 38 percent less than the said Thursday in remarks prepared for a House Select necessary protection. organizations for which they work. ing and shipping of pro­ Real Estate Wanted 37 Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. 2938. seat. Like new. $25. 646- OBEDIENCE CLASSES 3rd, 8am'to 4pm. House­ Committee on Aging hearing. “ Today he never even Another state law requires written contracts for " service. Coll 649-2871. hold goods, clothing, average number of claims filed for the same He said the most effective tool to help frustrate the duct -documentation. 4171, please call before — New beginners class period in 1983, when claims averaged 43,518 a physically enters your state.” unscrupulous techniques of the modem day huckster m ajor purchases made over the phone. In addition.. O N E BEDROOM D & J ELECTRIC Of 3pm. beginning July 1st. Must carpet, miscellaneous. 8 Candidates should be fa­ Bavberrv Road, Glaston­ week. “ Two-headed cows are easily ignored compared to is education. officials meet with newspaper publishers to alert ^ m iliar with shipping and SMALL HOME or Condo APARTMENT tor rent. Glastonbury, Inc. Com­ Flooring 56 sign up ahead. Chuck the iate night phone call to your home by an Tierney said thousands of elderly residents them to the obviou s signs o f fraud. In Manchester. Rent with Apply: 143 Main Street, mercial, Residential, In­ MICROSCOPE, MONOC- after 4:15, 568-1356. bury, Rain Date: June Inventory documents, be 9th-10th. able to lift 40-50 lbs. and option to buy. Coll 1-349- mornings only. dustrial. No lob too big or ULAR — Locking work with limited super­ 8226. too small. Free esti­ FLOORSANDING — wooden cose, three ocu­ PUREBRED ARABIANS vision. Interested candi­ ooooooG.*«Goooooooooo«oo MANCHESTER — Four mates. Coll 649-5055 days, Floors like new. Special­ lar and three objective — Show quality colts. dates should apply to room apartment with ap­ 659-3408 otter 6pm. izing in older floors, natu­ lens, slides and covers, Well bred. Beautiful Rentals pliances. $295 per month, ral and stained floors. No directions for use. Call heads. One chestnut, one Personnel, Gerber Sys­ TAG SALE — Three tam i­ tems Technology, Inc., plus utilities. Call 646- HOUSECLEANING — waxing anymore. John 643-6680. $50. grey. Will mature 15 Gerber Rood, East, South 0484. References ovailoble. Verfallle. Call 646-5750. hands. Very reasonable. n g some baby clothes. 643-2711 Windsor. Please leave message. CLASS I HITCH tor Coll 228-9859, 742-5667. 16() Ralph Rood, Man­ Classified.... Rooms for Rent 41 chester, Saturday, June Store/Office Space ...... 44 TWO BEDROOM TOWN- Chevy Impolo Wagons, Business-Opportunities ...22 Household Goods...... 62 For advertisements to Jbe I'll call back, 742-6933. Household Goods 62 Notices Resort P ro p e rty ...... i .. .45 Rates HOUSE— All appliances,, tows up to 2000 lbs. Coll AFGHAN HOUND — $75. 2nd, 8:30am-4pm. Situation W anted...... 23 Misc. fo r Sale ...... 63 published Monday, the dead­ BOOKKEEPER - TOWN aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, Misc. for Rent...... 46 Minimum Charge: heat, hot wat^, carpet­ HOUSECLEANING — aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 649-6646.$25. 2 years old. Champagne Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Home and Garden...... 64 line Js 2:30 p.m. on Friday. OF COVENTRY — Sa­ ROOM WITH KITCHEN JUNE 2nd 8i 3rd, attic and Wanted to Rent...... 47 $2.25 for one day ing, air conditioner. Call Offices and homes. Expe- with block mask. Spayed. Personoiyj...... 02 Instruction...... V . .25 Pets ...... 65 lary, $10,851-$13,141. Per­ PRIVILEGES ^ Cen­ 647-1595. USED REFRIGERA­ Good home o necessity. household, some furni­ Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 rlenced. Insured, TORS, WASHERS, TV 19” Block and white Musical Item s ...... 66 Per W ord; forms Input for auto­ tra lly locatedj Clean, references. Coll 646-5573, Have pedigree papers. ture. 79 Lakewood Drive, Auctions...... 04 Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad mated payroll and quiet. Before 2pm, 646- Ranges - clean, guaran­ set, portable. Good con­ Coventry, 9am to 4pm. Real Estate O N E BEDROOM 875-0273. ______dition, $50. Other miscel­ Call 649-0832. A ntiques...... 68 accounts payable sys­ 2210.______teed, parts and service. Services 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c Classified advertisements APARTMENT AT CEN­ laneous equipment, reas­ Homes for Sale...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 tems for all town depart­ TER — $350. Discount for ODD JOBS, Trucking. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, MULTI FAMILY TAG 6 d a y s ...... 13c are taken by telephone as a ROOM FOR RENT — Home repairs. You name onable prices. Call after Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services O ffered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 ments to maintain prim­ senior citizens. No utili­ Son, 649 Main Street, Musical Items SALE — Saturday, June 26 d a y s ...... 12c convenience. With sun porch, kitchen, It, we do it. Free esti­ 643-2171. 6pm, 649-5072. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering...... 52 ary financial data for use ties. References and se­ 2nd, 9am to 4pm, 199 Hop Mortgages...... Ik Happy Ads: The M anchester Heraid is In a central control sys­ parking available. Call mates. Insured. 643-0304. Investment Property .... .34 Building/Contracting...... 53 curity deposit required. River Rood, across from Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only for one incor­ tem. Maintains general 647-9288 or 647-1273, leave FOR SALE — Hitchcock BUNK SET — Dark pine, PIANO, UPRIGHT, Ca­ Munson's Candy Kit­ Business P ro p e rty ...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 Reply Box V.M, c/of the complete, $250. Bench Insurance...... 13 rect Insertion and then only ledger and subsidiary message.______LAWN MOWING — choirs, mahogony nest­ ble brand. Good condi­ chen. Sewing machine, .Report Propes»v...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Autom otive Deadlines Manchester Herald. type wooden kitchen set Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 for the size of the original manual ledger accounts. CENTRAL LOCATION — Hedge trim ming - chain ing tables, round table, tion, beautiful tone. Ideol woterbeds, "Something F lo o rin g ...... 56 saw work - light trucking. leather top table, old pine with choir, $200. Child­ tor beginner. $275. Call Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise- insertion. Posts purchase orders: Kitchen privileges. Free MANCHESTER — “ An­ tor oH". Income Tax Service ...... 57 Interfiles purchase bills General handyman. In­ bureau, dry sink, Chip­ ren's rocking choirs, 2for 646-2934. Motorcycles/Bicycles__ 72 menfs fo be published Tues­ E rro rs w hich do not iessen parking. Security and drews Building” Office Rentals Services W anfed...... 58 and processes vendor references required. Call sured. Call Ray, 646-7973. pendale mirror, other $10. Tope deck, 8-troc Employment Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement suites customized to fit IT'S FINALLY Rooms for Rent ...... 41 payments. Prepares own 643-2693 Offer 4pm. miscellaneous. Call 646- with speakers and stands, STOPPED RAINING, so Auto Services...... 74 deadline is'noon on the day w ill not be corrected by an your needs. All utilities $65. Combination Recreational Itomt 67 & Education Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 payroll, assists the Town provided. Gordon LAWN CUTTING AND 3083. come out to our Multi before publication. additional Insertion. Manager in the prepara­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa YARD WORK with your AM/FM, phone, radio, Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 Realty, 643-2174. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Family tog sole, Satur­ tion of the Annual Budget Apartments tor Rent 42 mower by high school GAS STOVE — Brown rotary system, $40. All items are In excellent 15' NEWPORT SUR­ day, 10am, 67 Olcott and provides a variety of MANCHESTER — Ben­ student, Manchester bengal. Works. $40. Call Drive, Manchester. Rain reports containing prim­ area only. Please call 646-6828, 5-9pm. condition. Coll after 6pm, PRISE Day Sailer — Fi­ ton Street. Available Im­ 649-5072. berglass, main sail plus date: Sunday. ary financial data in mediately. 3 bedroom, Lenny at 649-0343 or 643- budget execution. Min­ FOUR ROOM APART­ 1372. G.E. GAS RANGE, 30” lib. Shipmate tilt trailer. Notices Employment Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 MENT — First floor. 2nd floor, 2 fam ily house. 30 INCH HUNTER Pedes­ $2300. Call 649-5037. COME TO A GOOD imum requirements; $525 plus utilities. Secur­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa self cleaning. Call 649- YARD SALE — ^We re L. Mature adults. No pets. 0845. tal fan, V4 HP, 2 speeds, & Education High School Education Security. One car. Tele­ ity and lease. Call 547- moving and hove lots of L o st/F o u n d 01 and a minimum of two Pakifing/Popwlng 52 1096 and 600 RPM. Excel­ CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONAL PART TIME POSITION SEWING MACHINE O P -" phone 649-1265. 0274. lent condition. Coll 649- Antiques treasures we can't take WORKERS — Expe­ years of Increasingly re­ FOR SALE — Couch, 1 with us. Saturday, June SANDBLASTERS, spray — credit and/or collec­ ERATORS — EstabI Ished. ’, MANCHESTER — Avail­ year old, hardly used. 0231. $99 Firm. Help Wanted 21 rienced carpenters and painters and painters. tion knowledge. 20 to 30 sponsible bookkeeping VERNON — Modern 3 2nd, 9am. 18 Still Field, LOST — Reilly Mountain PART TIME Evenings nationwide pillow manu­ experience including able Immediately. One, PAINTING AND PAPER Excellent condition. $150 laborers for medium to AAlnlmum 7 years. Call hours weekly. Some ev­ facturer has Immediate - room apartment. $260 NEW ETONIC SOFT WANTED ANTIQUES: off Hlllstown. Road, Coventry. Block and Saturdoy — Inven­ ATTENTION STU­ large construction pre­ 643-2659. general ledger and some two and three b^room HANGING —Exterior or best offer. Call 646- and grey poodle with red EXPERIENCED, MA­ enings, no Saturdays. full time opening. Expe-1 monthly, plus utilities. apartments. $400, $440, 7529. Leather Golf shoes, $35. Early Victorian, Oak, tory control receptionist. DENTS & HOUSEWIVES lect. Call 228-4313. Call for appointments, familiarity with compu­ Call 647-1113 after 6pm. and Interior, celllogs re­ TAG SALE — Bock yard. collar. Named Suzy. Re­ TURE FULL TIME Cgll 647-9997, Monday — Are you Interested In rience preferred. Day ■ ter processes or services. $520, heat and hot water Call 647-0591 after 5pm. 1920's and miscellaneous. BABYSITTER WANTED 646-3050, Mrs. Lacroix. shift, 5 day week. Full paired. References, fully Size 10. Please coll 643-8709. Many Items, bikes and ward. Anytime, 528-7740, SALESPERSON —Apply through Friday, between earning extra money? ' Applications will be re­ Included. BIssell and Insured. Quality work. DOUBLE BED. Wood. wagons. June 2nd and 646-2492. In person to: Marlow's, — Bowers School area. benefit program. Includ­ THREE ROOM APART­ Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. Unique design. Dark co­ 10am and 2pm. Several openings availa­ Your home or mine. GENERAL OFFICE — ceived until the close of MENT — Central. Two Martin Mottsson, even­ 3rd, 26 Plaza Drive. 867 Main Street, ble in our telemarketing ing sewing Incentive. - business on June 18th, ings 649-4431. lor. Spring and mattress ELECTRIC LAWN ANTIQUES AND IMPOUNDED — Female, Manchester. Graduating Summer lob or perman­ Experienced In payroll, Apply ot: Plllowtex . bus lines. Parking. Secur­ Included. Antique style, MOWER — Black and COLLECTIBLES' Will SERVICE STATION AT­ department. If you have a ent. Hours vary. Call light bookkeeping, typ­ 1984. ity. One person, $325. Call Slore/Officg Space 44 FLEA MARKET — Satur­ 1 year old Beagle, tri TENDANT and m e­ pleasant voice add a Corp., 49 Regent Street, ' CEILINGS REPAIRED not modern. $50. Call Decker, 18 In. cut shar­ purchase outright or sell color, found on Olcott 647-9097. ing and pleasant tele­ 649-4742/646-3494. pened with 100 ft. new on commission. House lot day, June 2nd, 9om to EXPERIENCED HAIR- chanic. Apply In person: desire to make money, High School? Monchester. EOE, M /F. ♦- or REPLACED with dry- 643-2880. 4pm. Gronge Hall. 205 Street. Male, 3 months CUTTER WANTED — phone manner. 4 day SHEET METAL aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa cord plus gross catcher, or single piece. Tele­ 252 Spencer Street, Man­ coll Pat, Monday through week, Monday through PRINTER NEEDS IMMACULATE Newer 3 wall. Call evenings. Gory Olcott Street. Rain Date: old, mixed, light tan, For busy, high volume chester, CT. DRAFTSMAN — Capable $75. Call 646-6794. phone 644-8962 Thursday between 6pm- WHAT’S YOUR MEXT MOVE? Thursday, 7 to S:30pm.-( PRESS OPERATOR — . bedroom duplex. McHugh, 643-9321. MItc. tor Sole Sunday, June 2nd. Manchester. Call the salon. Salary $150 or de­ 9pm, 643-2711. of producing shop draw­ or l e a s e 63 M a n c h e s te r Dog IF YOUR Apply: Able Coll, 646- ' With at least 2 years ings for duct work. Must baths, large fam ily room, 7 pending on experience. SUMMER HELP — As­ NAME YOUR OWN ONE OLD MAPLE END Warden, 646-4SSS. CONSIDERING COLLEGE... PERSON 18 YEARS OR 5686. experience on Hamoda have building construc­ utilities not Included. Se­ Tog Soles 69 Call C & C Haircrafters, semblers and coll wind­ PERSONS TO WORK In MANCHESTER PRICE — Father and son. Table with shelve at bot­ ask for Val or Peggy, OLDER for light produc­ 660CD or comparable., tion knowledge. Will con­ curity and references re­ DO YOU COLLECT tom for book. Excellent. ers, finger dexterity kitchen with other girls, tion work in plastic com­ INSURANCE AGENCY press. Must be able to run quired. Call 649-7066. Fast, dependable ser­ BETTY CROCKER COU­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Personals 02 649-2517. required. Will train. 4day making sandwiches and sider training an expe­ 7.000 aquara foot Induat- vice. Painting, Paper­ $35. Call 646-1625 We Can Help! pany. 1st shift, 7 to 3:30, SEEKS claims person quality color work. Mod- • rienced sheet metal rlal. Idaal Machine Shop. PONS? I hove thousands, evenings. TAG SALE —June2nd,81 week, 10 hour day, 7am- other kitchen duties. Call Ovarhatd door, ofileaa. hanging 8i Removal. Call catalog too. Want them? TAG SALE — 100-Rldge- North Street, 10am-3pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DRIVERS TO SELL Hood ■2nd shift, 1:30 to 10. Call and assistant to property ern air conditioned plant. . mechanic. Pay accord­ FOUR ROOM APART­ wood - Road, East Hart­ 5:30pm. Apply at: Able 649-0305. 646-2920 between 9am and and casualty underwri­ Full benefit package In- ' MENT —2nd floor, newly Avallabla Immedlalaly. 600 644-0585 or 644-0036. Call for no money plan, Furniture, glass, house­ WANTED — Ride from Ice cream. We want 50 C o ll, Howard Road, DID YOU KNOW? ing to ability. Paid holi­ amp aaivlca. MAN’S LOUNGE CHAIR ford. Saturday, June 2nd, 3pm. ter. Experience pre­ eluding profit sharing.. days, benefits and profit redecorated, modern 646-4995. — In excellent condition I hold, clothes, some an­ Manchester or vicinity to drivers at once. Ding Bolton. COLLEGE STUDENTS, • College luilion at Connec­ A.A.A. PAINTING CO. — 9om to 4pm. tiques, etc. Pratt & Whitney, Middle- Dong Carts, 44 Prospect ticut colleges, community ferred but will train. Send Pyne-Davidson Co., sharing. Call 728-6600 or bath, no utilities, $340. 647-9137 $50. Coll 643-5265. SUMMER JOBS, plus re­ college end stale technical Exterior, interior. Fully NEW 14" BROAN Gable town, 2nd shift. Call 643- Hill Rood (Exit 45off 1-91) MMKHESTM HONDA resume to Box M, c/o The Hartford. 522-9106. EOE, - 871-1111. Call 872-1709,9am-Spm. TAG SALE — Saturday NURSES AIDE — Part ceive 3 college credits. colleges is waived lor mem­ Wanted - Pan lime rtons Manchester Herald. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Insured with guaranteed mount attic fan with shut­ TAG SALE — June 2nd 2049. East Windsor, 623-1733. time position In geriatric Excellent salary, high bers ol the Connecticut Army surveyor lor aulomoMIe aoe- ‘ ••••••••••fOOOOOOOOOOOO expert workmanship. CHILD’S CARSEAT — and Sunday, J une 2nd and National Guard EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. RECEPTIONIST / SE­ ter. Telephone 646-6810, and 3rd. Assorted Items. 4 setting. Certification re­ Income In response to Hon. CaS S4S-SS20. ask for Homes tor Sale 31 Call-Bob Hyde, 649-9127. Will hold child to 40 lbs. 3rd, 9am to 2pm, 4 fam i­ Tam Poll. — For non profit organi­ CRETARY — For general Homtt for Sale 3| before 9am or after 5pm. WIndemere Street, off KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright quired plus 1 veor expe­ U.S. Government Youth • It you have a Student Loan zation, soon to be located G.ood co ndition. $25. lies. Gilead Road, An­ a portion of It could be repaid A p p b l office work In real estate aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa $50. Please call 643-8160. Brood Street, rience In geriatrics. As­ Opportunity Program, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa EXTERIOR/INTERIOR dover, off Route 316. by lha ,Connacllcul Amtv 14 AdanN St. In Hartford area. Admi­ firm . Must have some Manchester. sist In recreation and American Future Student National Guard. PAINTING and wallpap­ M a K h o s te r FULL TIME DIS­ nistrative and fund rais­ typing experience, 5 days BETTER'N BEN Fire­ FOR SALE; Aluminum ADL's. Willing to obtain Marketing Division. Po­ '•i'nburao up to ing experience required. ering, celling work. Call place wood burning THREE FAMILY TAG PLAYER PIANOS are In HWASHER and part time a week. Call Mrs. Jack- OPEN HO USE storm door complete SALE — 483 Hlllstown livery license. Contact sitions available In the cooks. Apply at: The Advocacy experience evenings, Gary McHugh, stove. Good condition. demand. If you have one Lyn Robinson, Jefferson Manchester area. Car educational expensea ston, 646-1316. with screens, 3' by 6’ 8” . Road, Friday and Satur­ you do not use, why not NI d 6 | A N IK a Graund Round, 3025 Main and familiarity with han-" 643-9321. $99. Call 643-6801. $30 or best offer. Call House Adult Center, 646- needed. Call 282-0778 dicapped population's day, 9am to Spm. Custom exchange It tor cosh with 2680. of Manchostor Street, Glastonbury, be­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 742-6016. made drapes. a wont ad. from 9am-5pm. Is now hiring for tween 2 and 4pm. preferred. Send resume LARGE PORTABLE AND MORB listing salary require­ BulMIng/Controctlng S3 ctosiRa - 8 o r WESTINGHOUSE Dis­ MEN’S CAR COAT— Size Pay and benefits b r member­ ments to: CT.T.B.I.S.G FULL TIME SALES — hwasher. Excellent con­ ship, including life insurance 10pm til closing Halp Wontad Inc., 401 West Thames- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 40, deep pile lining, ex­ CELEBRITY CIPHER PX privileges, training oppor­ iJniforms and meals Must hove some retail dition but may need some tremely worm. Excellent Catabrtty CIphar cryptograma are oraalad from quoutlona by fwnoua paopla, peat tunities and promotimal ad­ Street, Norwich, CT sales experience. Will ROBERT E. JARVIS — repair work. Price $50. and praaant. Each letLarm the dpbaratMd* lor Mother. Today‘$ekm:89qumu. ■m provided free, 06360, ' condition. $30. Call 646- vancement which can also train In appliance, TV, Building 8i Remodeling Call 643-4668. benefit your civilian career i ^ p l y at: 4848. by CONNIE WIENER LPN' 467 Center St. video sales. Call for Inter­ Specialist. Additions, ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa come and laarn about the COLLEGE STUDENTS view, 647-9997. garages, roofing, siding, "VWIAI’X DM X8NW VWJDB FX advantages of working for M a s d ^ . aa day Sawrday aod •7.26 Dtartlno pay. Opening* In |4I $€rvlCM Wonttd 58 Services Wanted 58 Come and learn the ad­ WE WANT TO HELP YOU Manchester area*. Compeny ■cholarshipc ••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchens, bathrooms, re­ vantages of working for a a medical paraonnal pool. •vaUable. Must have use ot cm. p la cem ent wlndows- Must have 1 year lull time THROUGH YOUR COLLEGE Oam raeume axparlanca Manag*. ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa WFHHJDIXX, MODE medical personnel pool. YEARS AHEAOl mani opponunHIa*. Can remain BuiliMtt OpportimltiM 22 /doors. Call 643-6712. W.e have openings on all experience. We have part 6ma in fM. Intaiviaw now; openings on all shifts. We NMDNIDVAFVJMD. TWIO EMB’AI shuts. We offer excellent 721-0349, 1 to 7 pm. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa OPEN SUNDAY 1>4pm GENERAL CARPEN­ pay and benalits. We will offer excellent pay and of Manchaater benaflta. We will be re­ 1-800-842-2274 ■ Is now hiring for the OWN A BEAUTIFUL 37 South Rd. TRY Si REPAIRS — Rec be recruiting on June 6th. “SUSP CHILDREN'S SHOP. Of­ NMDVIDVIC, EMB’AI WFHHE. FOXM, cruiting on Juneeth, 1984 following shifts: Now CAD/CAM company la rooms, fam ily rooms and CLEAN FILL 1984 from to a.m. to 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 640-9454 $123,900 p.m., In the H&R Block Manildi SMft - 6 or aaaking an axparlancad fering the latest In fa­ ceilings ore our spe­ p.m.. In the H8R Block aocrotary with oxcallant typ. AICMTECTURAL < shions. *Health Tex *lzod BOLTON cialty. Concrete work TWID EMB’AI DMV VWJDLJDB Office. Marshall’s Mall, 643-4633 8am til 11am 324 Broad St., Manches­ Office, Marahall's Mall, ing and ahorthand akUla. DRAFTING *Levl *Lee *Jordache done. One day service on 324' Broad St., Manches­ Day SMft - iiam til 2 Don’t miss this one! Exceptional 9 WANTED ter. Word procaaalng knowladgo *Chlc *Buster Brown and smaller repairs. Discount ter. Part time - experi-i FQM8V EMSAXlOY F OMV, EMB’AI MuM c*d iM ln w w Ie . •opominMnl o r 4 p m la prolarrad bUt will train enced on house many more. Furniture room full dormered Cape with many Senior Citizen. Call offer MuM CM lof mtwylcw cppetnfencfM, qOalltlad paraon on tho IBM NO STUMPS a___N O RUBBISH MEDICAL Uniforms and meals plans. and accessories by extra situated on nearly 3 acres with 3pm. 649-8007. MEDICAL provided free. P.C. Excallant banodl SXSFOOE WFHHE." — FO HFNJDM. package and plaaaant work­ > Send resume to: Gerber and Nod-A-Wav. picturesque country setting. Your PERSONNEL A p p ly at: $14,900.00 Includes begin­ CONTACT PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "II something Is wrong, flx It if you can. PERSONNEL NATIONAL ing condHtono. Sand raauma PO . l e x 711, , ANCHOR ELECTRICAL POOL ning Inventory - training - host: Bob Kerns But tr in yourself not to worry. Worry never fixes anything." — GUARD 467 Center St. and aalary raqulramanta to ; MaBcbastar, CT 0E040 CONTRACTORS — Do Box a c/o Tho Manchoatar fixtures and grand open­ Directions; Rte. 44 east from Bolton Notch, any size or type of work. SYNDET PRODUCTS INC Mary Hemingway. 54 9-0 870 Manchester e r caH e 47-0M *. me Haratd. ing promotions. Prestige turn right onto South Road. Signs posted. Fully Insured. Free Esti­ BOLTON CONN. 6464172 , / e isaa by nea. inc. i i Fashions 501-329-8327. mates. Call 647-0293. - n v j n . ; . ..

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NOTICE TO CREOITORS NOTICE TO CREOITORS Cars/Trucks tor Sale 71 Cars/Trucks (or Sale 71 Cars/Trocks (or Sole 71 Motorcvcles/Blcycles 72 Rec Vehlclot 73 ESTATE OF EDWARD R. ESTATE OF FRANK J. Automotive YURKSHOT, lote of CERVINI, aka FRANK Manchester, deceased. CERVINI late of MOTORCYCLE INSU­ CAMPER, 1969 Starcraft The Hon. William E. Fltz- Manchester, In said 1979 CHEVY MALIBU 1971 VWSUPERBEETLE 1979 PONTIAC GRAND Gerold, Judge, of (he Court District, deceased. Cars/Truckf for Sole 71 CLASSIC SPORT COUPE — Needs work. Good for ,LE MANS SAFARI RANCE SPECIALIST — Pop Up Comper — Sleeps of Probate, District of Man­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ parts. Best otter. Four WAGON — Power steer­ Call us and compare our 8, sink, stove, refrigera­ chester of o hearing held on Gerald, Judge, of the Court — V 8, automatic, power May 25,19S4 ordered that all steering, air condition­ 600-14 6-ply tires. Call ing, power brakes, air rates. Ask (or Janet or tor, furnace. Canopy with of Probate, District of Man­ 1971 DODGE DART clolms must be presented to chester at o hearing held on ing, A M /FM , vinyl too. 643-1859. conditioning. $3250. Tele- Judy. Crockett Agency, zip In walls. $900. Call' the fiduciary on or before May 29, 1984 ordered (hot all SWINGER, 318 — Auto- Coll 643-2880. ’ phnne 643-8840. 643-1577,______742-5054. August 27, IV84 or be barred clolms must be presented to motlc, power steering. as by law provided. the fiduciary on or before GRAN PRIX, 1975 — Re­ 1978 AMC CONCORD/DL MEN'S 3 speed Raleigh Dianne E. Yusinas, Excellent running condi­ — Power steering, power August 29, 1984 or be barred tion. Florida cor. COM 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS cent paint, black. Black sports bicycle - mint con­ 76 Ass't. Clerk as by law provided. WAGON. 350 V-8. Auto­ brakes, automatic, tilt Mlfc. Automotive The fiduciary Is; Dianne E. Yusinas, 871-2330, mornings. $950. velour buckets, AM/FM dition. Ridden approxi­ matic. Posl-tractlon. stereo, pw, pb, ps, a/c - wheel, AM /FM stereo. mately 15 miles. $65. Call Edward W. Selnau, Ass't. Clerk Good running condition. 223 Maxine Rd., 1967 FIREBIRD CON­ Roof rack, radio, de- Sharp. Call 643-8179. 647-1707.______Bristol, Ct. 06010 The (Iduclory Is; fogger, more. Original 70,600 miles. $2900/best 1971 YAMAHA — 2 cycle. ONE PAIR OF MAGS 002-06 Lena Cervinl VERTIBLE — Many new 98 P jrk Street owner. 643-2880. 1977 REGAL, BUICK — 6 offer. Call 742-6706. Excellent condition. 2000 with tires, 15" x 60. Like parts, recent engine. new. $150. Ask fo r NOTICE TO CREDITORS Manchester, Ct. 06040 cylinder. Very good con­ miles. Asking $450. Call 001-06 Good running condition. George, 528-2931. ESTATE OF Body needs work. Restor- 1975 MAVERICK — Very dition. Low mileage. Call Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 659-1222. After 5pm, 643- VINH THI PHAM good condition. $1200 or 649-9855. 8134,______NGUYEN, tote of able to classic. $600. Call MOTORCYCLE INSU­ Manchester, deceased. INVITATION TO BID 241-3549 or evenings, 643- best offer. Call 742-8628. 1970 HONDA, CL350 — BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE The Hon. William E. Fitz­ The Manchester Public 6256. • 0------1981 CHEVY CHEVETTE RANCE — Competetlve Good shape. Must sell. The Zoning Board of Gerald, Judge, of the Court Schools solicits bids for ser­ rates, big bike rates Appeals will hold o public of Probate, District of Man­ vice on ELECTRIC TYPEWRI- — 4 cylinder, automatic, $175. Call 646-4274. TERS/BUSINESS MACHINES 4 door hatchback, ra- available. Call Clarice, hearing on Junes, 1984ot7:00 chester at a hearing held on 1980DATSUN PICKUP — 1972 SAAB 99 — Original P.M. at the Town Hoi Mo hear May 29, 1984 ordered that all for the 1884-198$ school year. owner. Needs new en­ dlals, extra clean. Runs Clarke Insurance, 643- THREE BIKES, good the appeal of Eugene B. Czor- claims must be presented to Sealed bids will be received Excellent condition. Ra­ condition. $10 - $10 - $30. until June 12.1884,2:00 P.M.at dio, 5 speed, rust proofed. gine, otherwise very great. $2700. Call 649-6039. 1126. neckl, 39 Prlnceton^t., Horl- the fiduciary on or before Ladles old Maine Trotter (ord, Conn., concert^g land August 29, 1984 or be borred which time they will be pub­ $3200. Call 643-4139. good. Tires Include 2 new licly opened. The right Is re­ 1977 PONTIAC GRAN GIRL'S BIKE, 20“ , $30. shoes, size 11 D. Hardly presently owned by Morris as by law provided. MIchellns. $300 or best Men's bike, 26", $45. Ex­ Silverstein ot North Rood, Dianne E. Yusinas, served to relect onv and all offer. Call 643-0403. PRIX — Excellent condi­ worn. Coll 646-4995. (or side yard variances to Ass't. Clerk bids. Specifications and bid Placing an-od in Clossi- cellent condition. Call forms may be secured at the tied is easy. Just call tion throughout. Must be 1975 SUZUKI TS 185 EN- construct a storage shed. The fiduciary Is: seen, very special! $3200. 649-2320.______DU RO — Good condition. John H. Roberts, Van The Nguyen Business Office, 45 North 643-2711. We'll help you 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY C hairm an 147 Spruce Street School Street, Manchester, with the wording of your — Reliable condition. After 4pm, and wee­ BOY’S BIKES, 20" and $300 or best offer. Call Zoning Board of Appeals Manchester, Ct. 06040 Connecticut od. $500. Call 646-8196. kends, 643-7354. 24", $35. Call 649-0083. Dean, 646-3952 after 5pm. 076-05 003-06 084-05 REAL ESTATE featuring: THIS W EEK it - 1 r-T if* r - f i . 1^1

- 0 P E N H 0 U ^ _ .... m SouTh Windsor Sun., June 3 -2 -4 P->n.''$e7 m q HURRY . . . to plant your garden before summer at this lovely, clean newly redecorated three bedroom Ranch The sellers have moved ■Ju and so can you' Od hot water h ^ t, new amesile driveway, new gutters, exterior jus! painted a n a r c h more. Call now $67,900 EAST HARTFORD $64,900 You’ll feel right at home in this family-sized 8* room Colonial featuring 4 bedrooms, (Ireplaced living room rec room, den and maintenance free aluminum exte­ rior An exceptional value! 643-4060 Looking for a new home in Manchester? If so, then let us Introduce you to this charming new 9-room contemporary that features • Main floor family room • Large dining room & living room • Cathedral ceilings • 3 large bedrooms • 2 full baths Manchester $47,900 • Eat-in kitchen TIRED OF MOWING? • Sundeck and glass slidings TIRED OF RAKING? ANDOVER $227,000 • Fieldstone fireplace Kids gone*’ Then see this five room, three bedroom condomi­ Supreme living at Its best! Magnificent 9 room Deluxe • Convenient location "Mt. Road” nium located in an adult community It has two full bathrooms. Ranch exquisitely decorated offers 4 bedrooms. 3 car Therrrx)pane windows, kitchen appliances and more. Ameni­ garage, year round glass enclosed pool and horse barn • Treed lot, city utilities ties include pool and game room See it today' $47,900 with hayloft, situated on 5+ acres. A tioe home of dis­ • Priced at $139,000. We can help you become a tinction. Call for an appointment. 643-4060 "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! Call 646-4525. and ask (or Dan. m U&R REALTY CO. ERA D.F. REALE, INC. FREE 643-2692 Beal Estate MARKET 1 7 S M ain St.. M onctisiftr, Ct. REAL ESTATE SERVICES evaluation Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 646-4535 223 East Centar S t, Manchaaler 6434060

'X Let At Cashman show you this . • ■ L i ; l 2 ACRE + BUILDING LOT MANCHESTER BOLTOI4 "i^lmost a thing of the past, A 2 acre homesite in Manchester sur­ Exceptionally nice 1 room country BACK ON MARKET TOM CANTONE home. 3 large bedrooms, spacious rounded by woodland and nature. Want to get things going! Call Tom Cantone For 20 years people have depended on Tom to get thir>gs kitchen, formal den and living room, 2 Don’t miss this rare opportunity to Vinyl sided Cape, with 6 going fast car garage, in-ground swimming pool, Tom Cantone's Exxon Station across from Bonanza or> build your new home on this plus rooms. Full, finished West Middle Turnpike was the place to go for fast, dependable beautiful grounds, all situated in the wooded lot in Mahehester. Road service center of town. Call us for an appoint­ basement. 8x16 enclosed, Tom has changed careers and is ready to give you the same dependable, fast service in real estate. ment. Asking $125,000. frontage. Priced to sell. carpeted side porch. To get your house sold fast and at the best price, call Tom at 646-4040 Priced to sell at $64,900.00 ED GORMAN Zinsser Aoency STRANO REAL ESTATE oppmsMiMt 750 Main ^ ■ /Hm 156 East Center Street Associates U ^m is ^U&R REALTY CO. jrQi Manchssisr 6<»4 Mim)l.l. Tl HMMKK KAST 643-2692 m 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, ReaHor V. 646-1511 ® 647-7653

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JUST USTED 60’s JUST USTED 70's Clean 3 bedroom Cape in the popular Bowers School The ranch you've been waiting fori 3 bedrooms, fee room with areal Panelled rec room with bar plus garage and ERA fireplace and wood stove. Deck and fenced in yard. 9.79 ACRES SUPER DUTCH BUYERS PROTECTION PLANI Manchester 6152,900 Manchester 686,900 This much vacant land is hard to Raised Ranch. Formal dininji BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. find in Manchester. Great location room, 3 bedrooms, knock-out fam­ REALTORS for any number of uses. Zoned ily room with floor to ceiling fire­ 189 WEST CENTER STREET place. Private, park-like yard (Cornsr of McKss) Rural Residential. Call for details. great for children. 2 car garage 646-2482 Coventry school chief Laurie Sargent sings Bramble takes has resigned his post with new hit group Manclnl’s crown J page 3 ... page 11 ... page 15

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By Margaret Jackson United Press International Related stories 2 HARTFORD — Saying the last on page 4 waves may not have surged from the state’s swollen rivers. Gov. William O’Neill warned Friday the several wastewater treatment state is “not out of danger” from plants and caused whole-sale harm \ ' * the worst flooding to hit in decades. to businesses. . O'Neill vowed to ask the presi­ He said it would take several dent to declare the state a disaster days before firm estimates of the area and to seek federal financial flood damage were completed. assistance, but said financial help "To put a dollar figure, it’s would be a second priority until the impossible to do that,” O’Neill last waters receded. said. ’"Vou can’t just take a look “First things first, and that’s out of a window of a helicopter, life, limb and protection of prop­ look down and say it’s going to be erty, and we’re at that stage now,” worth $10 million, $5 million or O’Neill said at an evening news whatever.” conference after returning from a In many areas, rivers crested second day of touring the flood- and began to inch away from the tom river valleys. usurped lands as tired residents O’Neill said the floods, the worst waded back to survey the remains in three decades, drove 1,300 of their soggy posessions. people from their homes state­ But just as these residents had wide, of which 145 were seeking braced themselves earlier to await shelter in centers set up by the Red the crest of the river before Cross. breathing sighs of relief, towns all But asked if the worst was over, along the Connecticut River Fri­ he said, ”I would like to think so... day waited anxiously for the river UPl photo unless something unforeseen to peak. J O’Neill said the Connecticut Friday, 24 hours before the Connecticut River is both directions of Route 9 (foreground), the major happens,” but ’’we’re not out of danger by any matter of means River had crested Friday evening expected to crest in Middletown, water reaches the highway through the city. right now.” in Hartford at 31.2 feet, eclipsing second floor of the Harbor Park restaurant and blocks He said the Housatonic River the level of the 1955 flood. But he was falling, but the Connecticut said the river would not crest River had yet to reach its peak in further downriver until sometime some areas, in the floods caused by Saturday. MItjdletown becomes a ‘peninsula’ 55 hours of almost constant rain. “Things are improving greatly Accompanying O’Neill on his in the w-stern part of state," said day of assessment were three Mary < 'rt, a spokesperson for U MIDDLETOWN (UPI) — The cresting shelter. Garafalo showed O’Neill and the federal Gov. William O’Neill, but “the Connecticut River turned its fury on Middle- But the primary target of the flooding was the officials accompanying him the work of the officials from the Boston office of commercial area along Route 66. Businessmen the Federal Emergency Manage­ situation along the Connecticut town Friday night, forcing residents to rush to raging river. River valley gets worse quite earlier Friday carried out all the merchandise ment Agency, the first federal shelters, flooding businesses and turning the O’Neill, also accompanied by members of the frankly because the river has not city into a "peninsula.” i they could before the escalating flood levels state’s congressional delegation, met with city officials to arrive for an ’’over­ made further attempts impossible. view,” said FEMA official Ma­ peaked.” Mayor Sebastian J . Garafalo, waiting in the officials and an “advance team” from the In Middletown, O’Neill and "We’re very concerned about Route 66 and at Boston office of the Federal Emergency ryann Scanter. police station as the river rose threateningly, members of the state’s congres­ managed to maintain his optimism despite the least a dozen businesses," Garafalo said. Management Agency. O’Neill said, only “When the National Guardsmen manned checkpoints at The governor said it may be several days water recedes, it is our hope that sional delegation met with city ordeal the community has undergone after four officials and an ’’advance team” days of rain. roadblocks, trying to prevent looting and before estimates of the flood damage are we’il get a fairly accurate assess­ N from FEMA’s Boston offjce. “I’m confident that once the water starts to untangled ensuing traffic snarls. Garafalo, who completed. ment of the dollar values of the declared a state of emergency in his wracked “All that assessment has to come from the damage.” Also on the Connecticut, flood recede, everything will go back to normal,” waters knocked out the Glaston Garafalo said, adding, “I’m still optimistic.” city although Gov. William A. O’Neill had individual neighborhoods, the individual towns From his touring Friday, he said proclaimed one statewide, asked for and through the civil defense and then on to he saw “an awful lot of damage... I bury sewage treatment plant and After seeing his community turned into one of the town began discharging raw the hardest hit in the state with all main arteries received SO additional guardsmen to add to the Washington,” he said. didn’t see any buildings smashed sewage into the Connecticut River, closed, residents of two neighborhoods forced to 33 men stationed there earlier. Despite the battering of the community, other or moved from their foundations, “They’re manning barricades and keeping residents shared Garafalo’s optimism. Frank although I understand there are said Chet Hamlin, an engineering evacuate as the water lapped at their doors, and technician with the town Public National Guardsmen brought in to help an eye on flooded businesses,” Garafalo said of Maratta Jr., owner of the Harbor Park some.” beleaguered police, Garafalo described Mid­ the additional guardsmen. Restaurant on Route 9 with water up to the He said, "It is not over yet.” Works Department. O’Neill visited East Hartford, Glastonbury second floor, vowed to reopen the popular spot Overall, no serious injuries were “The plant has flooded and it’s dletown as “a peninsula.” completely out of operation,” said Residents of Miller Street leflrtheir houses to and Portland before crossing the Connecticut again. attributed to the flooding, but River to Middletown and then flying by “That’s the bottom line,” Maratta said. “We preliminary estimates put da mage Hamlin. “We’re trying to keep it stay with relatives as the water climbed from getting damaged it as best we treacherously, and a dozen families from helicopter to survey the Housatonic and stop in built the building. We can build it again” right at $12 million to newly planted can.” Bridge Street spent the night in a makeshift flooded New Milford. on the river. farmlands. Waters also crippled Leaking sewage has Pearl Street residents worried By James Sacks summer will alleviate the prob­ Devine, said the manhole has lower its discharge of copper But Public Worjis Director serving the intersection — would Herald City Editor lem, which he described as long­ discharged the substance on and wastes into the Manchester sewer George Kandra said Friday even­ be included. standing. Meanwhile, he said, off for several months. system. The company, which ing that the town is aware of the The state will pay for 55 percent Several Pearl Street residents sewer workers were pumping the Health department sanitarian makes printed-circuit boards, has problem and is working on a of the work upon acceptance of the said Friday they are worried that system at Purnell Place to bring John Salcius confirmed Friday committed itself to upgrade its long-range solution. He said the plan for the project. sewage which sometimes bubbles pressure down and had flushed the that the problem had been re­ waste treatment facilities to sanitary sewer backup Friday had “We are rectifying it,” Kandra up from a manhole at Pearl and area near the manhole. ported to the department. remedy the problem and obtained probably been caused by the said of the problem, adding that Holl streets nearthe Multi-fiMrcuits Ed Daniels, who lives at 138 Both he and Kandra said it was a zoning variance for the work. four-day rainstorm this week and the residents’ concerns are Inc. manufacturing plant might Pearl St., said Friday he is worried probable that the green substance Daniels, a plumber foreman for was not unusuai. understandable. contain chemical wastes. about chiidren on his block who was copper, which Multi-Circuits, the Wetherell Corp., charged that The long-term solution, he said, Ms. Devine, who lives across the sometimes play near the backed discharges into town sewers. Sal­ he has gotten nothing but “rhetoric is the Porter Street trunk sewer street from Daniels at 143 Pearl And they charged that thus far, up manhole, which was spouting a cius warned that children should and a runaround” from town and recontruction project, which wiil St., agreed with Daniels’ report town officials have been unsympa-' not play near the manhole until the cost about two million dollars, of that the problem has occurred for thetic to their concerns, which they stream several inches high during state officials to whom he has the afternoon. The sewage emerg­ substance had been checked. reported the problem. He said he which the town expects to pay several months. said are shared by many of those Multi-Circuits, the subject of about $800,000. He said plans for “It’s been going on since yester­ who live on the block. ing from the manhole was cloudy has reported the trouble to the and contained a green substance much controversy in the Pearl state Department of Environmen­ the project would be submitted to day,” she said, looking angrily at The town public works director, that covered the gutters on both Street neighborhood because of, tal Protection and the town health the state this month and that the manhole. “There are kids in however, said a major sewer sides of Pearl Street. parking and noise complaints, is and water and sewer departments construction of the new sewers — this neighborhood. We don’t know project that he hopes will begin this Daniels and a neighbor, Yvonne under a’ state abatement order to but gotten no action. including a larger main line what this stuff is doing.” 2 Holland delays missile decision Two of six killers recaptured THE HAGUE, Netherlands (UPI) — Resisting (he missiles — and how many — will be made when the pressure from Washington, Holland Friday delayed a Cabinet meets Nov. 1, 1985. WARRENTON, N.C. (UPI) - Lawmen, alerted Warrenton, believing one and possibly more of the final decision on deploying 48 U.S.-made cruise The decision will be in consultation with the United by electronic telephone taps, rushed a downtown fugitives were hiding inside. missiles until late 1985 and made it conditional on a States and announced a short time later. Lubber said. laundromat-convenience store Friday and cap­ A man was seen running from the laundromat U.S.-Soviet arms control agreement. In Washington, State Department spokesman Brian tured two of the six killers who staged a bomb hoax while Clanton and Peterson were being captured “We’re really sticking our necks out here,” said Carlson said, “We are disappointed that the to flee Virginia’s “escape-proor’ death row. and police thought he may have been another of the Prime tllnister Ruud Lubbers, who announced the government of the Netherlands has not decided now to Earl Clanton, 30, and Derick Peterson, 32, were six death row inmates who escaped Thursday night d ^ a p n after a special Cabinet session. gO ahead with full implementation of its part in the caught sitting in Willoughby’s Laundromat and from the Mecklenburg Correctional Center at December 1979 decision.” B A e r s gave parliament a letter with (Retails of the Convenience Store eating snacks and drinking Boydton by overpowering guards with knives and “At the same time, as we have always made clear, decision and said a final decision on whether to deploy wine. They were not armed and did not resist, staging a cunning bomb hoax. this is and must be a Dutch national decision,” he said. authorities said. The Reagan administration and other NATO allies A search of the warehouse proved futile, but But as darkness fell on the rural community near had urged Holland to make a decision, but the issue authorities said bloodhounds barked wildly, the Virginia border, the four other fugitives were was delayed because of divisions in the center-right indicating at least one of the fugitives had been in Inside Today still at large. the area recently and possibly hidden in some tall Christian Democrat and Liberal coalition, parliamen­ Authorities continued the search with helicop­ tary opposition and pressure from the country’s grass near the building. 20 poets, 2 sections ters equipped with infrared sensing devices, but powerful anti-missile lobby, diplomats said. 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