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20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 11, 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS OPINION WEATHER KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ' by Larry WrighI HOMES BUSINESS Johnson takes beating] Get your free kite — Some tough choices Clear skies tonight; FOR SALE PROPERTY sunny on Saturday MANCHESTER - Large BliSINISS ft SiRVICE URECTOR^i for March of Dimes and fly it on Sunday in Cheney district SO U TH W IN D S O R - W ell kept 7 room Ranch. 3 Industrial or warehouse ... p a g e 6 ... p a g e 2 bedrooms, newer kit­ building. Ample parking. ... p a g e 3 ... page 11 chen, living room, dining City utilities. F.J. Spl- room, large lower level leckl Realtors, 643-2121. family room, tree stand­ ing fireplace, ottached 7 iREAL ESTATE i » i > M s m , l a w n m o w e r s r e - LAWN AND DUMAS El 1C garage. $89,000. U & R El• IWANTED H o rn t m a a n . name R/MRCO - Froo pick UP Vtei - Fret Lights d Realty Co., M3-2692. m Ho It. Fraa e»«- 643-734a IntariorHCPl^ GREAT PR^CE - Colonlol HAWKES 'TNGE ' t^ l^ i pm red. R WOI Reagan’s trip two and three bedroom with fireplace, living apartments. $410, $475, VIOE - Suckol Truck & insured.. room, formal dining A. HENRY PERSONAL-. Ca» 646.116$. I $525, heat and hot water iZED LAWN CARE CMppor. Stunm Romo-; Mdrttn room, l'/3 baths, 4 bed­ Included. J.D. Real Est­ vot. Frog Estimate*. Soe- fngs, i rooms and more! 70's.... Looking tor someono CELEBRITY CIPHER ate, 646-1980. rettabio and omciiontt idoi consldoration for El- Ceiebrily Cipher cryplogrem* are creeled Irom quotattont by WE GUARANTEE OUR derty and Hondteopped. faiTKXii people, pati arsd preeeni Each ieller in (ha cipher tianda Totol town coco, com. lor another Todsy'setue TeguaTsC turns into hot HOUSES! Blanchard 8, 3Vj r o o m a p a r t m e n t m m k ■ ■ I Rossetto Realty, 646-2482. morckit and rotudantioi. - Private home, heat, Llidit trucking, trdo by CONNIE WIENER appliances. Working sin­ EAEYsnnrtlNG m my GREAT VALUE - 6 Room moteo, fully tnsw4Kl. 6 t r - i •WMFJ FJ MW JFVJ8PS OIP gle adult only. No pets, 1349W,. , homo. Adoo 3 and up,! FARRAIH) I HW ik Ranch with fireplace, . a ^ rkt tt ST* children. Coll 643-2880...... llcowopondinok 647-1356, : n90Vdf9<6 screened in porch and an oak tor KathL flUffftfi* fPon» OMC JLJS CQ8KTN DX M poiiticai issue i : tcHioH exterior of vinyl. New MANCHESTER - Second HOIllECLEANING - decks, g li tMwe V is d roof and gutfers. 70's.... LOCMONG FOR A BST> floor apartment, 2 bed­ CUSTOM ROTOTILLtNG i pled. TMWWPWDMBB.” — NUWE aides said. The president also has WE GUARANTEE OUR rooms, heat and applian­ lAY? Try ua, w«? - Hqyo iTroy Ellt* Roto-1 By Helen Thomas HOUSES! Blanchard 8, United Press International rejected suggestions he visit the ces included, no pets. $500 tiro our sorvictHi filler. Will trovol.! TefiR iM fM i TIMSBJC QIJ A.UAQI. Rossetto R ealty, 646-2482. plus security. Call 646- homo. eondoGj ^G«MGn», fowno/ftowor, 6RW>«6D-P|L site of the Dachau concentration 3979. '. MflsMiwoiorii Dodo, largo or omoil. Coti M ili'n PREVIOUS SOLUTI(}N: "My uncle was the town drunk SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The camp out of consideration of GREAT ELOOR PLAN - oundtng town$«^ ______j L t M N C lri — and we lived in Chicago." — George Gobel, American Legion joined Jewish German sensitivities and to .stress First time offered! 7 huge TWO AND THREE OUSEWORK$,i U N t D C D * C 1S85 by NEA. Inc ir» groups today in criticizing Presi­ post war unity rooms, 2'/j baths, family c a W rtig m , "By his visits tothegravesitesat ROOM APARTMENTS - \ ..A a ARDENS ROYO-i dent Reagan's plan to visit a room, fireplace, sky light Heated, security. No .. TILLED - Smoli -Cub fiC flKWm, ! F le e rs German war cemetery next Bitberg and by his not visiting and much more! 120's.... pets, no appllonces. 646- iro c to r . sse Bv Susan Vaughn basic goals which would apply to carpeted, central A/C Specifications ' and bid miles on Buick motor. Is Srasi Bmsii kse Is Mbs Sm b. both students and teachers: raise "It is absolutely necessary to Hay advises cham ber bedroom apartment In 2 HELEN J. WARRINGTON forms may be secured of the Telephone 742-6016. morel Moving-oil prices »IM - lUPMIIS M IS. BS Herald Reporter plus It offers swimming, family. Appliances and CLERK Business Office, 45 North negotiable. New tronnv, automatic. the standards, raise the expecta­ raise starting salaries,'' in order to tennis, club house and No rust. 8 ^ firm. 643- tofi-SijBNnUL attract brighter teachers, he said. LeRoy E. Hay, chairman of laundry cannectlons. Dated at Manchester, Conn, School Street, Atanchester, It Im s SI siiSiiesili i Saying that education is the tions and provide equity. taught the ability to think. "Are gardening areal!! Cen­ References and security this 6th day of April 1905. Connecticut. 0021. a i n — TB t i n si single most important issue for In terms of equity, Tirozzi noted He also said there is a 110 percent the English Department at you aware that thinking was not tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ 0264)4 0354)4 MGWwGm n w IB that of the 165 school districts in the difference between the lowest and Manchester High School and a goal in education in the deposit. $495. plus heat a-IU-CSAPTS-M p m m si « ■ * government today, slate Educa­ ate, 649-4000. and utilities. 646-3253. PETS 1982 C H E V Y P IC K U P Meals NWS. ^ tion Commissioner Gerald N. state. 12 urban districts have 33 highest starting salaries for 1983 national teacher of the nation’s schools until the IWANTBI Ton heavy duty 305 auto­ s U4—usMBiiTiMi esvnun teachers, reflecting disparity in TOWN OP BOLTON — M H * ts4 m m ksS < s B ^ Tirozzi told Manchester business- percent of the students with 75 year, urged Manchester busi­ 1970s?" Hay asked the EXCELLENT STARTER NO Ties I t d b u y matic. Power steering, the state. The average starting nesspeople today to give businesspeople. 3 R O O M D U P L E X - Rent MANCHESTER DOG people this morning they have to percent of the minority population, The Bolton Zoning Commission will hold o public hearing of OBEDIENCE CLASS - power broket. AM/FM look at the impact education has on 80 percent of the children on salary of a teacher in the state is teachers the opportunity to As a nationally renowned one side, other side will the Community Hall of 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, April 24, IMS, radio. $3,800. 643-9585. meet your payments. STORE AND Starting a new beginners GO CART. Good condi­ society and the corporate world. welfare and 98 percent of the $13,400 and the median after about prepare students for a changing representative of teachers for to consider the following: clots, April 22nd. Must tion and runs well. Reaso­ bilingual students. 13 years of teaching is $24,000. world. the past year and a half. Hay Good location. $75,000 or lOFFICE SPACE 1. Revision of Erosion and Sediment Control reoulremenls "Education is not insular. It's a best offer. 646-6363. to comply with current statutes. sign up oheod. C all Chuck nable. Coll anytime, 647- societal issue," Tirozzi said at a Students in Connecticut are Tirozzi also said there are large Speaking at an informational said he has had a "unique 568-1356. 1372. differences between the starting MANCHESTER — Office 2. Change of zone of tract of land neor the entrance to 1-304 MDTDRCYCLE8/ NEED HELP? breakfast meeting at Manchester receiving "separate and unequal breakfast session on education opportunity to become a cheer­ MANCHESTER - By space. Ideal for accoun­ deslonotlon from General Business to R-1. This tract was BICYCLED Community College — one in a education based on where they salaries of teachers and other that was sponsored by the leader for the American educa­ owner. 3 Bedroom Raised formerly used by Northeast Utilities os o transformer FAST? live,” Tirozzi said. "Theurbanand professionals with a comparable Greater Manchester Chamber tional system.” tant, lawyer or sales of­ station site. series of informational sessions Ranch. Fireplace, family fice. Central location. being sponsored by the Greater poor rural districts are not achiev­ of Commerce at Manchester 3. Relocation of the zone boundary between the strip toned TOWN OP NOLTON SUZUKI PE 250 - Good room, pool, WESTWOOD Ample parking. Call 649- General Business to Industrial zones on the south side of Advertise with Manchester Chamber of ing at the level we would like.” Please turn to page 10 Community College, Hay said "I want to assure you that it is Area. $112,900. Call 643- NOTICI condition. Drivgn 16 2891. Hop River Rood, (Rte. 6) from the 300 foot setback to 200 hours. $750 or best otter. Commerce. But he said the people coming that schools arc preparing not falling apart," Hay said. 8379. feel. The Bollon Planning Commission will hold a Public Hearing 647-1821. The Herald "Education is a front-burner out of those schools will eventually students for a different world He commended teachers, 4. ' Revision ol home occupancy business provision tool re­the Community Hall at 1:00 p.m., Wsdnsidav, April 34, issue,” Tirozzi said, adding that he comprise the majority of adulLs in than their parents lived in. saying. "I assure you teachers MANCHESTER - Wood­ quire o special exception for businesses now covered by 1905 to consider the following; paragraph IB.11. YAMAHA DT 250 - Runs and get thinks the state "is moving in the society. By the year 2000, he said, "Allow us not to go back to' are working harder than ever. CDNDDMINIUMS land Industrial Pork. Changes to the Subdivision Nsgulatlons 25 percent of the state's adult basics, but go ahead to the 5. Revision of sign regulations. 1. Add under Section 2.2 a tub-section 2.2.2.A entitled; good. 1375. Coll m ornings right direction." Inside Toda^^ Teachers have not suddenly FDR SALE 3,000 square feet availa­ Tirozzi based much of his COMMISSIONER TIROZZI population will be members of a basics," Hay said, noting that become inept, lazy or stupjd. ble In attractive Indus­ 6. Gront United Cable TV a special permit under paragraph "Erosion and Sediment Control Plan", modlfvlng the 643-2573. FAST IB.11 for the operation Ota larger fleet of service vehicles present controls to comply with Public Act I2-2N and 20-minute talk in the Lowe building . . . speaks at MOO minority group, with most of them when people talk of going back They haye a much more diffi­ trial building. 1,000 than permitted In a (Seneral Business zone. with the publication; "Connecticut Ouldsllntt for Soli WELLSWEEP CON­ square feet finished offi Erosion and Sediment Control", 1905. dining room on proposals outlined being Hispanic. 20 pages, 2 sections to the basics they are usually cult task teaching today,” Hay DOMINIUMS - 400 North 7. Reduction of foundation or ground floor area require­ RESULTS! in a report released earlier this education in our slate — both pro Tirozzi is also backing equaliz­ talking about what they re­ said. ces, 2,000 square feet ments for two-fomlly dwellings. 2. Modify axlttlng Sections 1.6, 2.2.10, ond 2.5.10, conosm- Main Street. 2 Bedroom worehouse or shop with n^jiuch controls, to be eontitlsnt with the new Section fE C K A T N M week by the state Department of and con." He predicted it would ing in teachers' salaries, as .1 3 Obituaries. member as the basics. Of the students, he said: Townhouse, fully ap- I. Other revisions for clarification and correction of exist­ proposed by the Governor's Com­ Area towns. _ 9 Opinion . Since the majority of current loading dock end over­ ing regulations and minor editorial revisions. VEHICLES Education on the status and future become a "blueprint for necessary Classified. 18-10 Peoplelalk. "They are not miniatures of pllanced 'country kit­ head door. Excellent fa­ 2. In Section 2.2 J odd a reference to o legal form to be used Manchester of education in Connecticut. He change." mission on Equity and Excellence Com lcs- 8 Sports- students will go on to careers in you. The world is changing. chen", 1'/3 baths. Individ­ The complete text and mope of these revisions ore on file In with performonce/molntenancs bonds, and odd that in Education. The commission has Enteriainm ent.. 12 Television information or human services. cility for machine shop, the office of the Town Clerk of Bolton. Form os Appendix IV-A. STARCRAFT TENT called the report, titled "Meeting Describing what he called his They must be allowed to ual basements. $60,500. Herald the Challenge,'' the "most compre­ "platform” for the necessary proposed that the state implement Lottery - 2 Weather _ Hay stressed that they must be assembly, distribution, PHILIP G. DOOLEY, CHAIRMAN R. E. GORTON, CHAIRMAN TRAILER - Slttps 6. Ice change.” Peterman Realty, 649-, etc. Call Bill Stevenson, BOLTON ZONING COMMISSION box, 3 burner rongg. 1750 hensive and objective look at changes, Tirozzi outlined three a minimum starting salary of 9404, 647-1340, or 649-4064. BOLTON PLANNING COMMISSION 643-2711 643-5660. 021-04 0204H or best offer. 646 8499. MANCHKSTER HERALD. Friday, April 12, I9H5 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 12. 1985 Judge doubts woman’s reversal on rape Johnson charitably accepts hour of verbal beating boyfriend, burst into tears as Samuels Julian, a friend of Dotson. By Susan Kuczka Webb's recantation last Thursday, was 48,000 people in Manchester," he said. United Press International ordered back to the Joliet, 111., Correc­ said Dotson's attorney had failed to Samuels said Julian had "wrought By Kathy Garmus "It's more fun on the other side," he .said considerable havoc with the claim of Herald Reporter this morning. "W e're up to the J's." tional Center by Circuit Judge Richard prove Webb lied at the 1979 trial. DiRosa said he thought most people were Dotson, from the Chicago suburb of alibi." MARKHAM , Ul. - A woman who Samuels. Johnson was chosen as Thursday's target confused as to who the guest of honor was Country Club Hills, had won a hearing Members of Manchester's banking and insists the man convicted of raping her "1 really don't know for what because he is active in the community. He is when they bought their tickets. on a motion to vacate his conviction , Dotson will be eligible for parole in political communities paid tribute to six years ago is innocent sobbed 'I'm unfathomable reason Cathy recanted," a member of the Board of Trustees of "H alf the people in this room bought after Webb, who was 16 when she made 1988. His attorney, Warren Lupel, said Savings Bank of Manchester President telling the truth now. " But the judge said Samuels, who sentenced Dotson to Manchester Memorial Hospital, a director tickets because they heard 'Bill Johnson' — the rape charge, came forward with a he would continue to seek Dotson's William R. Johnson Thursday, but not didn't believe ber and ordered Gary a 25-to 50-year prison term after his 1979 of River East Home Care Inc., a director of Olympic skier, that's worth 20 bucks," he new version of the events in July 1977 freedom. Relatives ol Dotson said they before cashing in on his sense of humor. Dotson back to jail. rape and kidnapping conviction. "That Crossroads Inc. Counseling and Educa­ said. that led to Dotson's imprisonment. were hoping to obtain a pardon from Johnson submitted to an hourlong bar­ "T ell Cathy ... I'll be all right. " is best known to her." tional Center, a member of the town's More often than not, the jabs were aimed Webb, who now lives in New Hamp­ Gov. James Thompson. rage of barbs from fellow Main Street Dotson told his lawyer us he was Dotson pounded his fist on the defense h congregate housing subcommittee, an at other roasters. shire with her husband and two "H e (Thompson) seems to be our only bankers and town leaders at a roast held to handcuffed for his return to prison table and his mother and sister cried in honorary member of the Kiwanis Club and Looking over the guests at the head table. children, testified she changed her hope at this tim e," said Dotson's benefit the March of Dimes. Thursday. each other's arms as Samuels told a a director and past chairman of the Greater Deputy Mayor Penny said Weinberg had story because of her faith in God. mother, Barbara. "How can they do Manchester State Bank President Na­ "G ary Dotson is innocent. " Cathleen packed courtroom he could not believe Manchester Chamlier of Commerce. "managed to convince the people that the "There was a small voice of the Lord this — carting him off to jail to a than G. Agostinelli said Johnson has a Crowell Webb, '23. cried as she was Webb's new story. Mason-Dixon line is somewhere north of saying. 'You need to make restitu­ horrible life he doesn't deserve? He's a conference table in his office that's "8 feet Among the other roasters taking shots at rushed from the Cook County cour­ "H er (original) testimony itself was Brookline, Mass ' tion,"' she said. "The voice got louder good boy. All he wants is a chance in wide, 30 feet long and sleeps 20." Johnson were Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg. troom she stunned a week earlier by clear and convincing," Samuels said Penny said state Rep. James R. McCava- and louder and finally I said, 'Yes, life." Pointing to Johnson's red bow tie, Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Penny and testifying she had lied when she said after a daylong hearing in which Dotson nagh of Manchester, who was supposed to Lord, I will make restitution.'" Thompson said he has been contacted Agostinelli said, "I hope that's not the former director Peter P. DiRosa Jr Dotson raped her. also proclaimed his innocence. "The host the event but turned his duties over to Dotson denied he had raped Webb, by the Dotson family. An aide to the condition of the bank." Weintwrg took the first verbal swing at "1 have told the truth." she said. "I jury found her testimony to be credible. Hachey because of bronchitis, had been testifying he had been drinking with governor said Thompson would not be Joseph S Hachey, a vice president at Johnson. lied In 1979, and I'm telling the truth I would say the jury was correct. " sick "since he found out we were honoring Webb, who said she concocted the friends when the alleged rape occurred. able to grant a pardon until a petition is GARY DOTSON AND SISTER Heritage Savings and Loan Association and " I think it's unu.sual that all of us would now." filed with the state and a hearing is held Bill Johnson." Dotson. 28, who w as freed for the first rape story because she feared she was But details in his account contradicted . . . judge orders him back to jail the target of frequent jokes himself during pay $20 for this non-resident of Manches­ by the Prison Review Board. time in six years on a $100,000 bond after pregnant after having sex with her those provided by defense witness Bill the evening, said Johnson was "a heavy ter," Weinberg quipped. thinker, as opposed to doing heavy iabor." DIROSA CALLED PENNY, a Manches­ "Do you know the difference between a WEINBERG LAST YEAR created a ter lawyer who has represented manage­ dead banker in the road and a dead snake in "Citizen of tbe Day" award to honor ment in labor disputes, the "U AW (United Weather the road?" Hachey asked a straight-faced Manchester residents or groups that have Auto Workers) man of the year" and then P e o p le t a lk Johnson. contributed to the community and gave the aimed his wit at Weinberg. DiRosa "There are skid marks in front of the first award to Johnson, who is a resident of prefaced a joke about a man named Weinberg by saying that Mayor Weinberg Today’s forecast snake," Hachey said Glastonbury Referring to the glass dish presented was not Jewish. Banned in Wildwood Connecticut, Massachusetts ABOUT 165 PEOPLE ATTENDED the recipients of the award, Hachey later "She's something else," he said. "W e and Rhode Island: Today: $20-a-plate dinner at Willie's Steak House. advised those in the audience that their day don't know what she is until election lime The mayor ol the shore resort of Wildwood, and then it depends on what side of town N.J., pushed a movie production company out of sunny. High tem perature from Johnson has participated in the March of would come, too. the upper 40s to mid 50s. Tonight: Dimes roast for the past six years as a "There are 50,000 citizen-of-the-day ash­ she's in ’ town, saying he Johnson, who took most of the mock clear, low in the 30s. Saturday: roaster. trays in a warehouse and there are only doesn't want to pro- assaults on his character with good-nature, mostly sunny but with increasing mote teenage managed to get in a few shots himself. * Herald photo by Cn ' ‘ afternoon clouds extreme hedonism. "Barbara Weinberg may have been the R on Bechtel, southwest. High 50 to 55. first woman mayor, but Steven Penny was Savings Bank of Manchester President William R. Johnson, president of Romax “Do you know the difference between a dead banker in the Maine: Partly sunny north and the first to wear a skirt." he said. Penny center, clowns it up during a benefit roast at Willie s Steak 2 Productions, said sunny south today. Highs from road and a dead snake in the road? There are skid marks in plays the bagpipes. "Wildwood. " star­ House Thursday. Johnson, the guest of honor, is surrounded by the 30s north to 40s south. Clear At the end of the evening, Johnson ring Norman Fell, tonight. Lows from the upper front of the snake." received a plaque and a standing ovation. Joseph Hachey, left, a vice president at Heritage Savings and the original grumpy single numbers to teens north The roast has been held for the past seven Loan Association, and Democratic state Rep. James R. landlord on and upper teens to mid 20s south. years to benefit the March of Dimes — an "Three's Com­ McCavanagh, right, the host of the event. The dinner was held to Mostly sunny Saturday. Highs 35 Banker Joseph Hachey to banker William Johnson organization dedicated to fighting birth pany" and Veronica benefit the March of Dimes. to 45 north and 45 to 50 south. defects. Hamel , of "Hill New Hampshire: Sunny today. Street Rlues, " will now be shot in Highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s nearby North north and mid 40s to lower 50s south. Clear tonight. Lows in the Proceeding vs. Pagano to continue Wildwood. Manchester In Brief The movie is teens north to 20s south. Sunny Take a beeline to sunshine about a married Saturday morning then increas­ conviction stemming from a fatal 31-year-old Massachusetts man community service. Today: sunny. High in the mid 50s. Light variable wind. Tonight: clear. Bv Sarah Possell couple trying to re­ ing cloudiness in the afternoon. MMH hosts trauma program auto accident last spring. dead. Assistant Stale's Attorney Mur­ Low 30 to 35. Light variable wind. Saturday mostly sunny. High 50 to Herald Reporter kindle their rom­ Highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s Aspell's ruling clears the way for Stale police have said that ray brought the case before the ance and four high north and mid 40s to lower 50s 55. Sunday; a chance of showers and mild. Today's weather picture Manchester Memorial Hospital and the Manchester Kiwanis HARTFORD — A Superior Court Assistant State's Attorney Paul Pagano's Ford Bronco crossed into court on the recommendation of was drawn by Daniel Stoppelman, 8, of 33 Tanner St., a fourth grader Veronica Hamel school seniors who south. Club are sponsoring a pediatric trauma management program judge has denied a motion by Murray to present the case for the oncoming lane and collided the Grievance Committee of the come to celebrate Vermont: Considerable sun­ at Bowers School from 8:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Saturday at the Hospital. attorneys for former Manchester professional action against Pa­ head-on with a car driven by David Hartford-New Britain Judicial graduation and discuss the future. Thousands of shine and cool today. High 45 to , ; -I,.' The program is designed to show local nurses paramedics and lawyer Anthony F. Pagano to have gano. Murray has not said whether Cbarest of Fall River. Mass. District. The committee invest! graduates traditionally come to Wildwood during 50. Partly cloudy and cold dosetors various ways to treat children who suffer head or chest professional disciplinary action he will recommend a reprimand, Charest died in the accident. His gated Pagano's conduct at the UPl photo the first two weeks of June, a period known as tonight. Low in the 20s except 15 trauma. . , . against him dismissed. suspension of Pagano's law license wife, Anne, survived with a broken scene of the accident after Char- senior week but Mayor Victor Di Sylvester said a to 20 northeast. Saturday sunny It will include sessions on the anatomical and physiological or disbarment. arm and other, minor injuries. est's relatives and Chris Powell, movie would sensationalize their antics. In a ruling handed down Tuesday A hearing date has not yet been continued cool. High 45 to 50. differences between children and adults. She is suing Pagano, who was a managing editor of the Journal- Bechtel said the film is based on experiences he at Hartford Superior Court and set. A quality called courage The program has been arranged conjunction with the Kiwanis partner in the Manchester firm of Inquirer newspaper of Manches and his friends had during a senior week that released today. Judge Mary Aspell Meisler had argued that Pagano Laid off postal worker Michael Exum holds Pediatric Trauma Institute at the New England Medical Center Beck and Pagano, which is now ter, filed a complaint. "literally changed our lives. We knew when we Extended outlook denied the request for a summary could be not be twice subjected to a Candice Randolph, 2. one of five children and two in Boston. called Beck and Eldergill, in a went there for that final weekend it would be the judgment. professional disciplinary hearing State police have said that women he saved from a second floor apartment Extended outlook for New separate civil action last time we'd ever get together as a group, ft was for the same offense. Pagano told them he was alone A England Sunday through She ruled that Pagano's attor­ building fire Thursday in Mount Vernon, N.Y. when the accident occurred. But our last hurrah.... That weekend we got into more Tuesday: Budget sessions to continue ney, Arthur P. Meisler of Vernon, Pagano. 36. pleaded no contest Bristol Superior Court Judge Exum, who lives next door, ordered the seven to Julius Kremski gave Pagano a investigators said that later at the serious conversations than we'd anticipated. " Connecticut, Massachusetts failed to show that professional last August to a felony charge ol jump into his arms from the second floor window. one-year suspended sentence and scene, they interviewed South and Rhode Island: A chance of Two more workshops have been scheduled by the Board of sanctions had been already consi­ misconduct with a motor vehicle. The charge was lodged against two years' probation. Kremski Windsor resident Sharon Rizza, 21. showers Sunday. Partly cloudy Directors for review of General Manager Robert Weiss's budget dered and rejected by a Bristol him after a May 19 accident on also fined him $500 and ordered who said she was with Pagano in Monday and Tuesday. Lows recommendation for the fiscal year that begins July 1. Superior Court judge who sent­ T>"’"e 4 in Burlington that left a him to perform 150 hours of the car. Rocking round the speedway mostly in the 30s and highs in the The directors will meet Saturday at 8: 30 a.m. in the hearing enced Pagano on a criminal 50s. room of Lincoln Center to discuss the spending proposals for Virgin In concert libraries, data processing, human services, general government P Jackie Jackson, eldest of the singing Jackson Vermont: Chance of rain Sun­ P brothers, has been practicing all week in a Madonna's performance in Seattle Wednesday day, clearing Monday and dry and debt service. souped-up pro-am race Saturday at the Long night was a short one but maybe that was because Tuesday. Lows in the 30s and On Monday the directors will meet at 7 p.m. in the hearing Cheney Hall to host Keaton showing Beach, Calif., Grand Prix. she was doing it for the very first time. The crowd highs in the 50s. room for review of the fire fund, the downtown taxing district, "I'm going for it," Jackson said Tuesday. Tm of 3,000 was left wanting more after the 75-minute Maine: Chance of rain or snow recreation, and some capital projects. out there to win." show, which was Madonna's first concert Weiss has recommended a General Fund budget of $45.655.122, By Alex GIrelli Tickets will sell at $2 for adults from businesses within a month. reviewed by the building subcom­ Jackson, who owns a racing team, has raced western sections and fair else­ m ittee Tuesday. The Little appearance other than doing a song with Prince an increase of $3,912,079 over the budget for the current year. It Herald Reporter and $1 for children 12 and under. Alan Lamson. chairman of the before, along with rocker Ted Nugent, who is where Sunday. Chance of rain or Theater of Manchester, which will once and a few outings at New York discos. would require a tax rate of 45.29 mills, a rise of about two mills. The foundation has gotton per­ foundation's subcommittee on notoriously aggressive behind the wheel. “ 1 hope snow north and rain south operate the hall, will soon review Madonna, whose "Lik e a Virgin" album bas At a public hearing on the budget April 1, only 11 people spoke Silent movie buffs will have a mission from town building offi­ building, said that a Masonic group he's not out there this year," he said. Monday. Clearing Tuesday. the plans, particularly for the gone platinum with 3.5 million copies sold in 14 on the budget, most of the them in support of the Board of chance to see a 1927 Buster Keaton cials to open the hall to the public which wants to rent the hall Jackson won't have to contend with Nugent Highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s. basement, where dressing rooms, weeks, wore a miniskirt and bare-midriff top. Satellite view classic June 7 and 8 when the for the two showings. regularly will not need 1,500 quare Saturday but says he also has a problem on public Lows 15 to 25 north and 25 to 35 Education request for $25,258,546. Weiss passed that request on to a theater workshop and make-up " I love the way she sings. I love the way she Cheney Hall Foundation shows The performances will begin at 8 feet of storage space as the roads, south. the directors without change. facilities will be located. shows everybody everything," said Cheryl Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a m. EDT shows "The General," complete with a p.m and the film lasts 75 minutes. subcommittee was told Tuesday, "A fter racing around all day at 100 mph-plus. Lewis. 18, of Seattle. "She's a role model for all New Hampshire: Chance of thunderstorms over the eastern Gulf of Mexico while ahead, scattered piano accompaniment by Patrick The foundation decided to go but 800 square feet or less. it's impossible to hold it down to 55 mph when you the girls." snow north and rain or snow Miller. forward with the performance at a get back on tbe public highway," he said. In a showers occur over the west coastal areas of Florida. Broken Building permits, fees on rise The Masonic body involved is the Liz Rosenberg, a Madonna spokeswoman, said south Sunday. Chance of rain or Miller, a professor at the Univer­ meeting Wednesday in the Court of couple of months the Jackson brothers, including cloudiness producing rain in Texas, stretches from the Texas Valley of Hartford Scottish Rite EMERGENCY the singer was nervous about the first show of her snow north and rain south The town Building Department issued a total of 234 permits last sity of Hartford, has written a Probate. Michael, will be recording an album, Jackson Panhandle northward through the Central Plains. Masons. It would need storage Fire — Police — Medical "Virgin Tour." "She's worked very hard for this Monday. Fair Tuesday. Highs in month and collected $15,579 in fees, the department has reported. score for the movie and offered to Mary Blish, of the Little Theater said. "W e're going to take our time and have space for the costly regalia it uses moment," Rosenberg said. "She's very excited the mid 30s to mid 40s. Lows 15 to The figures compared favorably to the 170 permits issued by play it during a showing to promote of Manchester, told foundation some fun while we're doing it, " he said. in ceremonies. about performing for an audience," 25 north and 25 to 35 south. the department and $12,561 collected in fees during March. 1984. interest in the restoration of members that a committee to raise DIAL 911 historic Cheney Hall, where the funds for the restoration plans to Preliminary plans for work on In Manchester Across the nation film will be shown. launch a campaign for donations the interior of the hall were BOSTON Showers and thunderstorms Celestial premiere Quote of the day will be scattered across the northern Plains, upper Missis­ «EW VORK If anyone's listening in outer space, they will A 17-year-old member of the "skinheads." a Fire Calls band of super- patriotic head-shaven toughs who sippi valley and southern Atlan­ hear a sample of music composed by human tic coast. Rain will extend over beings aboard the space shuttle Discovery. are terrorizing merchants and residents in San western Washington. Skies will (Town, Paramedics). Mission specialist Dr. Jeffrey Hoffman is Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district: Manchester "Sometimes we get drunk and beat up people be generally fair over the re­ Thursday, 12:54 p.m. — alarm. Your IRA bringing along a tape of "Sinfonia Elettronica, " a LOS AlfOEI^S m ainder of the nation. Highs will Howell Cheney Technical School. work composed by his brother. Dr. David for no reason, sometimes for a minor reason, and 30*00 M r" ' Wednesday, 7:43 p.m. — medical West Middle Turnpike (Town). Hoffman. "The astronaut's brother played the sometimes people bug us." reach the 40s and 50s over New LOWEST call, 78 White St. (Town, Thursday, 3:50 p.m. — medical 16-minute piece on a synthesizer and has let no England, New York and the TEMBERATURES Paramedics). call, 94 Woodside St. (Town, Time is one hear it in anticipation of the shuttle flight. upper Great Lakes, Sixties and Wednesday, 7:51 p.m. — brush Paramedics). " I f you consider the speed of the shuttle and the 70s will extend from the Pacific fire, Jefferson Street (Eighth Thursday, 5:43 p.m. — unknown length of the piece, it's conceivable that the work coast through the Rockies and LEOEMD- District). Now you know call. East Catholic High School, could begin over San Francisco and . end across much of the nation’s Wednesday, 10:19 p.m. — grass Running New State Road (Town). somewhere over New York, " David Hoffman The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif., would hold midsection, and the Ohio and fire, West Middle Turnpike Thursday, 7:26 p.m. — paper said. more than 164.5 million gallons of water. Tennessee valleys to the central \'/ /^AMOWIWt^ flM (Tow n). fire. Paperama. 381 Broad St. and southern Atlantic coast. UB1 WEATHER FOTOCAST ® Thursday, 4:13 am. — grass (ire, 71 Haynes St. (Town). (Tow n). Out Highs will be in the 80s across Thursday, 6:41 a m. — medical Thursday, 7:36 p.m. — gasoline portions of Nebraska, Iowa and National forecast call, 12 Winter St. (Town, washdown, 707 Main St. (Town). south through western Texas and Paramedics). Thursday, 7:45 p.m. — van fire, southern New Mexico, Highs will During early Saturday morning, rain and showers are forecast for Almanac portions of the northern Plains, upper Mississippi Valley, upper Great Thursday, 11:04 a.m. — medical Parker Street and Tolland Turn­ be in the 90s over the desert call, 49 Saulters Road (Eighth pike (Town). Southwest, Lakes, east Gull Coast, and South Atlantic Coast regions. Elsewhere, weather will be lair in general. Minimum temperatures include District, Paramedics). Thursday, 8:43 p.m. — brush Today is Friday, April 12, the 102nd day of 1985 with (ire, end of Union Place (Eighth (Maximum temperatures In parenthesis): Atlanta 55 (69), Boston 36 Thursday, 12:05 p.m, — motor 263 to follow. High and low vehicle accident. Case Drive District). Here Today... Here Tomorrow (49), Chicago 47 (68), Cleveland 43 (66), Dallas 57 (78), Denver 40 The moon is in its last phase. 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4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 12, 1985 Police have suspect, but no arrest V.S./W orid Budget office doubts benefits proposai The spokesman said Domenici s The detective said during the percent cap still would apply unless nearly $230 billion deficit in fiscal 1986. By Elaine S. Povich "view is that because we have given a Bv Ronald P. Gallagher waiting .so they "can go intii court weeks ago. " though he acknowl news conference that mistakes had In B rief inllation topped 4 percent Senior citizen groups said a nation­ edged Ralph Richard might go to United Press International $10 increase to SSI individuals and $15 United Press International with a winner ' been made during the investiga­ wide grassroots effort opposing the cuts The non-partisan budget office, in the increase to SSI couples we are taking W’e've got probably 75 per Texas to look for work tion of what has been ”a very is being launched this week while WASHINGTON - Senior citizens first independent study of the com­ care of the truly needy and those that PAWTUCKET. R.I - Police cent. " King said. W'e want loti Haberle and King said investiga difficult case " But he added that congressmen are in their home districts Negotiators hold full session gearing up to fight proposed curbs in promise, said Thursday two-thirds of most Americans would classify as know who killed 4-month-old Jerri peri ent " lions being conducted by other he did not consider any of them on recess. GENEVA, Switzerland — U S. and Soviet Social Security payments have more the new poor would be elderly as a D o o r.” Ann Richard and left her raped and As lor the parents. Ralph and police departments have "failed to In Los Angeles, Leon Kaplan, ’72, critical. delegates trying to negotiate limits on nuclear ammunition from a Congressional result of the cost-of-living changes in battered body in an alley a block Donna Richard, whose altorney establish a connection between "If you don't make a mistake, chairman of the Save Our Social The CBO said if inflation stays at weapons held their first full meeting in three Budget Office finding that the cutbacks Social Security, railroad rcliremoni, from her home They say so w ith no complained at one point that police any drug involvements and the you don't try, " Haberle said. Security Committee, said of the effort, about 4 percent, 650,000 people would weeks today, a DA-hour gathering that was the would plunge 650,000 Americans — military retirement and civil service reservations And they say they questioning had become harass­ death ol the victim " Police in Boulder, Colo, indi­ "W e’re going to fight this and Reagan, fall below the government’s poverty shortest session since the superpower talks began most ol them elderly — into poverty. retirement benclils know why she was killed ment ol the couple Haberle said it In another aspect of the case, cated last month that Jerri Ann's he's going to pay a price for it." level as a result of the loss of a month ago. Under the com prom ise budget "We have a motive.' Lt John is "very possible" deteitives will Haberle said polue had not pre­ father was the target of a warrant Supplemental Security Income pay­ A spokesman lor Pete Domenici, cost-of-living payments — 430.000 of The delegates have been meeting in three agreed to last week by President Haberle told a news conference at want to talk to them again viously searched the alley where on kidnapping and drug charges ments, which go to the very poor, would R-N.M., chairman of the Senate Budget them elderly. smaller sub-groups discussing long-range nu­ Reagan and Senate Republican lead­ police headquarters Thursday The two. Haberle said were in they found the body after receiving stemming from a separate case. be increased slightly, rather than cut. Committee, said Domenici "notes that clear missiles, medium-range weapons and ers, Social Security and other federal The 1984 poverty line income level And he said. "We feel we know w ho Bloomington, liid . up to two a phone lip Nov 15 The cost-of-living adjustments arc people will be moving in and out of defense and space systems. Today 's meeting was cost-of-living adjustments would be was $10,610 for a family of four and did it. " central to the Senate-Reagan budget, poverty. Even if we gave the full COLA the first time in three weeks that U.S. chief limited to a 2 percent increase next $6,280 for an elderly couple. But no one is under arrest, and year In the following two years, the 2 which attempts to cut $52 billion off the somp people would move into poverty.” Haberle said investigators would delegate Max Kampciman and his Soviet Bee disease spurs action counterpart, Viktor Karpov, brought all their not reveal any names or ask a negotiators into the same meeting. grand jury to indict anyone until erally speaking it has a relatively North and South Dakota, h'lorida, As usual, the discussions were clouded in they have more evidence back HARTFORD ll I’ ll - t onnecti minor impact on colonies though cut has enacted an emergency Louisiana. North Carolina and secrecy. A brief U.S. statement afterward gave Strong dollar keeps from the h'Bl they have been known to die,” he Nothing that police said did regulation to slop the spread ol a Virginia only the length of the meeting at Soviet delegation "We re just try ing to keep it out said headquarters — one hour, 35 minutes. The anything to clear the mystery that mile vyhjch settles in the air lubes ■'Connecticut beekeepers are has surrounded the case since the ol honey bees and may kill whole of Connecticut." Anderson said. statement confirmed that according to the >"Beekeepers who kept their alarmed nevertheless. Colonies do established schedule, groups on defense and wholesale prices low baby was reported missing from colonies die and we have no way to know her parents apartment Nov II The ban on entry ol any bees or hives in the south in the winter space would meet next Tuesday. moved them north in the summer what the effect will be here in New percent in price in one month. and found four days later in an beekeeping equipment Irom in Bv Denis G. Gulino and brought with Ihehi this mile. England, " Anderson said, so the Outside of unprocessed foods, natural alley a block away tested sU.es went into elfect stale's beekeepers asked for the United Press International Anderson said Panel nixes equality proposal rubber dropped 2.5 percent in price but ' W'e have know n in our minds lor Tuesday and will continue at least quarantanline. some time the direction in which through the summer ollicials at It IS not know n w hat the mite w ill WASHINGTON — Opponents of using compar­ WASHINGTON — Wholesale prices tobacco jumped 9.1 percent in price. do to honey liees in North America. Connecticut had 732 beekeepers The impressive declines at the raw this case was going. " Haberle said the C onnectiiul Agriculture registered in 1983 who kept 4,445 able worth measures to end wage discrimination edged up just 0.2 percent in March, part Anderson said materials stage tend to lock in place He and police chiel Theodore Experiment Station in New Haven hives and produced 192,000 pounds against women have won a small battle in their of the best yearly performance in two King said the F’Bl has devised a s.iid " The evidence Irom Europe, war of ideas with a U.S. Commission on Civil decades for business inflation, the price moderation for the next few of honey, Anderson said months as these goods become finished personality profile "of the possible John Anderson, duel enlymolo- basically England, suggests gen­ Rights statement the notion is "unsound and Labor Department said today. subject or subjects who could have gist for the state, said the Euro­ misplaced.” products. pean .Acarapis wood! mite was not But supporters of the concept, long prepared Passenger car prices climbed only 0.3 possibly committed this crime percent and gasoline prices fell 0.8 Factory, farm and construction ma­ They said they would wait known to occur in North .-\merica for the 5-2 commission vote Thursday adopting chinery, which makes up nearly 22 until it was lound in south Texas in rejection of pay equity, were quick to attack the percent, after seasonal adjustment. however, for more evidence to Natural gas prices fell 2.5 percent. percent of the whohesale index, went up come back from the FBI's Quan- Iasi year action. 0.4 percent in price. Comparable worth — the idea that equal pay Food prices overall were down 0.2 UPl pholo tico. Va laboratory before seek­ Since then it has been found in Finished goods other than food and should be granted to women who hold jobs of percent, the third consecutive monthly ing an indictment "W'e have a another eight stales, including energy went up a fairly sizable 0,5 JOHN HABERLE, LEFT, OF PAWTUCKET northwestern New York around comparable skill, knowledge and responsibility drop, despite a 16.7 percent increase in LT good case now . Haberle said, but percent in March, however, the second Lake Erie as well as Nebraska . as men — frequently has been advanced as a way vegetable prices. Fresh fruit prices fell . , police have suspect in Jerri Ann case he cautioned that officials are time in three months the broad measure of overcoming the gap in wages between men and 8.3 percent. has shown some rapid acceleration. women. The concept is not the same as equal pay Since March 1984 the department’s for the same job. Producer Price Index, measuring Department economists cautioned The rights panel acknowledged that an nearly 3,400 kinds of goods sold in bulk, that March was one month in which the Video testimony unexplained wage gap does exist between men seasonal adjustment process was a has climbed only 0.3 percent. That is the and women, but said: "Since the wage gap is not least that wholesale prices have gone up major influence on the numbers. For W h ith a m ’s entirely due to discrimination. it is wrong to try to in a year since the 12 months ended example gasoline prices actually went eradicate it in the name of anti-discrimination. January 1965. up 1.7 percent at the pump, but since may pose problem is bursting uith Eileen Stein, head of the national committee on that was not as much an increase as pay equity, said the commission is "out of step The wholesale price index went down typically happens in March, the season­ in February by 0.1 percent and did not Bv AAlllv McLean to exclude iherl testimony Quantity, with the rest of the country, " ally adjusted figure was a minus 0.8 The defense has asked Superior change at all in January. percent. United Press International Rod Johnson Consumers eventually benefit from Court Judge Corinne Grande to bur Quality. The wholesale price index also is or limit Isles's testimony for Neves has 7th operation good price trends at the wholesale level PROVIDENCE, R.I. - H the The Independent Insurance Center, Inc. Last year wholesale prices climbed a viewed by some economists as a several reasons, "not the least of SAG PAULO, Brazil — President-elect Tan- former mistress of socialite Claus Selection, modest 1.8 percent, helping keep the barometer of demand in the economy, which the prosecution s contention is pleased to welcome credo Neves underwant a seventh operation von Bulow stays in Ireland during consumer price rise at retail to 4 showing little movement when buying von Bulow's retrial on charges he was that Mr. von Bulow attempted and Service. today to root out spreading infections and sources is weak. Thursday the Commerce to kill his wife to marry his Rod Johnson said the procedure carried a high risk of fatality. percent. tried to kill his heiress wife, a legal The Producer Price Index for March Department reported March retail girlfriend," Puccio said A bulletin issued by surgeons following the battle may erupt over her earlier and was 292.4, equivalent to a cost of $2,924 sales were off 1.9 percent, the biggest “ He and his wife had agreed to a six-hour surgery said three points of infection testimony. S[)ring is tlic time The Johnson Insurance Agency, Inc. for goods that cost businesses $1,000 in monthly drop in more than seven years. Prosecutors and defense attor­ divorce so it doesn't make any were found and that Neves withstood the general Additionally, the price index benefits UPI pholo neys said Thursday they are sense, " he said. "Every prosecu­ to our organization 1967. anesthetic well, Brito said. At the beginning of the supply from the strong dollar, which makes unconcerned that the New York tor likes to trot out a girlfriend to for planting! Doctors said the physical condition of Neves' Rod Johnson js a graduate ol Juniata College, past president of pipeline raw materials prices fell 1.5 imports more competitive and price socialite's former lover left the prejudice a jury " abdominal tissue however, had deteriorated to Battie against the Medfiy The Manchester Insurance Agents Assoc., former member of The percent, remarkable because it was the hikes more difficult. But concern about United States last month and may Gemma said prosecutors were the point they could not suture the surgical Over 200 perennial Board of Directors of United Way, President of The Civitan Club, third straight month of big decreases. the direction of the U.S. economy has not return to testify at his second "aware" that Isles had gore to opening, which was closed with a plastic sheet. Department of Agriculture officials Vernon Brodges, left, and But a sampling of food price declines spread worldwide, sending the value of trial. Ireland, possibly to visit relatives to ehoo.se (roin. and presently serves on The Bolton Scholarship Foundation. Medical sources said Neves’ condition was the dollar down sharply on foreign Jesus Diaz, of the Division of Plant Industry, collect samples of A fifth day of jury selection was “ We don't know if it's temporary showed why farmers are complaining, apparently aggravated by medical decisions in with cattle prices down 5.7 percent, exchange markets. fruit from host trees of the Medfiy in a North Dade, Fla., scheduled today. or not, " he said "She has a parent the weeks following his first operation, March 15, Independent hogs down 5.6 percent, wheat down 3.4 Even if the declines should continue, neighborhood Thursday where two Medflies were found. Isles, a raven-haired beauty who in Ireland she sometimes visits on the eve of his inauguration as Brazil’s first Come and see! percent and live poultry down 2.3 it would take months before a weaker Spraying with malathion over two 9-square-mile areas will begin once appeared on the soap opera "She would not have to be here to Insurance civilian president after 21 years of military rule. dollar would begin to allow domestic "Dark Shadows, " testified in the testify for weeks, so we are not percent. Center;, Inc. His vice president, Jose Sarney, canceled a But unprocessed cane sugar shot up 5 prices to increase, analysis-say. M onday. first trial that she had threatened concerned about it at this iime. W hitham Nursery scheduled trip today to inspect flooding in to break off her affair with the Gemma said Route 6. Bolton — 643-7802 northeastern Brazil, a political source said. Von Bulow's 1982 conviction was 646-6050 Danish-born financier if he did not Open daily and Sunday 9 A.M to 5:30 P.M divorce his wife, Martha "Sunny" overturned by the Rhode Island 830 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER ‘Skinheads’ move in von Bulow. - Supreme Court on constitutional (across from Lynch Toyota) Health director gets the ax Jurors who convicted von Bulow, grounds SPRINGFIELD, 111. — Illinois’ public health SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Super-patriotic toughs 58. in 1982 said testimony from director was fired for vacationing in Mexico as with shaved heads who call themselves “ skinheads" Isles was crucial to their accepting the number of reported salmonella poisoning have invaded the Haight-Ashbury District, once the the state's argument that von cases neared the 4,000 mark and a second brand of haven of flower children and hippies. Bulow tried to kill his wife at their milk was found to be contaminated. Newport mansion so he could LIFETIME The skinheads call themselves "guardians of Gov. James R. Thompson fired Thomas freedom." inherit $14 million from her estate OIL Kirkpatrick Thursday night, saying he was not and marry his mistress Police Officer Herman Popp said the local police CHANGES effectively handling the nation’s largest reported station get complaints almost daily from merchants A prosecutor said Thursday he outbreak of salmonella from a Mexico resort city. did not know if Isles planned to who say the skinheads hang out in shop doorways and “ Mr. Kirkpatrick saw fit to leave his intimidate customers. return to testify or if she had with purchase of either responsibilities as director of the Department of "absconded.” SPECTRUM or CHEVETTE Public Health at a lime when he should have been ’’They're obnoxious people with no purpose in life,” Assistant Attorney General at his desk,” Thompson said. He named Inspector Popp said. "They’re a public nuisance.” Henry Gemma said Rhode Island NOW thru APRIL 20. 1985 General Jeremy Margolis to replace Kirkpatrick, 'The gang, whose members wear leather jackets and law would allow him to present a who administration sources said was vacationing combat boots, make no secret of their attitude. videotape of her testimony or a in Cancun, Mexico. "Sometimes we get drunk and beat up people for no transcript from the first trial in Health officials Thursday said a second brand reason, sometimes for a minor reason, and which von Bulow was convicted of of milk, Hillfarm brand, produced at a Jewel Cos. sometimes people bug us," one 17-year-old said. trying to kill his wife with insulin in Inc. dairy indicated salmonella contamination. Another skinhead said. "We try to clean up the low 1979 and 1980, the years he and life." Isles were lovers. Mrs. von Bulow is in a permanent coma at a New York City hospital. 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6 - MANCHESTER HERa Ld , Friday, April 12, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins. Managing Editor OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Some difficult choices in the historic district the figure is $75,000, and, despite the increase, the It might be better to sacrifice some trees or The Cheney Historic District has become more widening proposal is a compromise. Almost street furniture now to get a traffic signal or two, than a dream. Ironically it is harder now to everyone involved would like to see Hartford Road just to avoid bad public reaaction later. SUPEROUTDOOR SAVINGS NOW THRU SUNDAY envision it as a good place for people to live than it widened to four lanes, not three. But the fourth was before any work started. That's because the THERE IS ALSO a less subtle problem involved Manchester lane would add about $285,000 to the cost. place has the cut-up, raw look that always Neither the original estimates for the 1982 bond in deciding how to go about making the public accompanies major construction. Spotlight Char Broil issue nor the current spending plan provides for improvements. It is the question of reconciling t e Piles of drywall scraps somehow fail to inspire traffic signals at the intersections of Pine Street desire to be historically faithful, if not totally TablO'Top even the most ardent of renovation buffs. And Alex Girelli FINKEL and Elm Street with Hartford Road. accurate, with the desire to create a desirable Qas Grill even a neat stack of framing lumber is not what V -FT., 12-RIB Some people, notably Steven Ling and Joseph residential atmosphere. 3 7 4 0 8 2 you would call an amenity in an apartment Swensson Sr. of the historic district commission, Carl Mueller of C.E. Maguire, the landscape CRANKLIFT complex. have reservations about the lack of traffic signals. consultant, broached the subject in his raso. 49.00 ^ UMBRELLA But the touch of transitory blight is the very They are probably right. presentation to the Cheney Hall Foundation and to ia,000 BTU Otaln- sight that provides assurance. It is the outward near Pine and Elm streets, $285,000 for the Cheney Historic District Commission. He said le«6 steel burner. reconstructing Elm and Forest streets, $50,000 for 11x17 w/cool han­ sign of the dollars-and-cents commitment of WHEN THE ENG INEERING FIRM of Fuss the mill area was sparsely planted by Cheney private developers to a plan that will preserve the developing the Cheney Hall parking lot, $25,000 for dles, lava rock. and O’Neill did a traffic study for Anderson, Brothers, but his plans call for considerable REG 109.99 S4V£Oir£ft«23 Cheney mill buildings in something like their narrowing and landscaping Hall Court, $68,000 for ; LI* cyl. not Incl. Nutter, Finegold, it concluded that the traffic planting because the area is changing its use from PiiShbnlton yiv>'s mm iMwuMCTuwst’t mmAte-i original state, buildings that would inevitably be paving and landscaping around Cheney Hall, signals should be provided. The cost estimate for industrial to residential. Thormos lull or |)tUli;il till lot allowed to deteriorate in the absense of historic $50,000 for planting and walks at Elm and Forest MelnorTravel-MatIc® Auto Sprinkler each of the two signals is $45,000. If any money is It is fairly certain that Cheney Brothers would sunconlrol streets. $116,000 for public lighting, and $10,000 for 55-Qt. Cooler CetdorRag. .69.99 PHESEASON SAVINQSI preservation incentives. spent for them, it would probably mean something never have made the walks to the mills from The town, too, has made a commitment, a directional signs. Chest CaMorOtie ..56.70 Adjustable noziles. Reels else would be given up. paving bricks. But developers are using paving commitment to spend $750,000 for public That leaves $70,000 uncommitted. I CeldorReg...34.90 ’SWINGER II' Mfr. R eb a te.. 10.00* hose as It goes. Use Traffic lights are not amenities any more than bricks at the entrances to their mill-encased stationary also. improvements that will make redevelopment It is difficult to compare those figures with the Caldor Sa le . .26.70 CHARCOAL breakdown given the voters before they cast their piles of drywall. Providing them will not impress apartment complexes. Mfr. Bebe t e . ■ .5.00 * n ra S re .. 4 6 7 0 *See clerk for delafle. viable. either the people who are about to become the The town plan also calls from using a bit of brick GRILL ballots in 1982 because the expenditures are *Oertng %*xS0’ tow Temp Garden Hoee, rwo. 9.99 residents of the district or the Manchester paving here and there for accent. n»ATE... 2170 SHARING THE RESPONSIBILITY for grouped in a different way, •Qerrtng %'x75' Low Ten ^Q i^n H oee, (U«. i».»» 14.99 taxpayers who are providing the $750,000. The sidewalks along the streets, however, are to With no-till drain. 4470 deciding exactly how that $750,000 will be spent Good landscaping, good signs, and good roadbed be concrete. are members of the Cheney Hall Foundation, the TWO CONTRASTS do stand out, however. For *8ee clarlf lor detaH*. REG 57 99 will be far more gratifying. Some brick paving is probably acceptable but Cheney Historic District Commission, and one thing, there is no plan now to acquire the 18^; sq gnd'.vith But it the traffic generated by the residents of most of the paving should be concrete, and not just ultimately, the Manchester Board of Directors. private land that constitutes Elm Steet extension ^ Vinyl Strap .1 heal love's Roinov- 500 apartments adds to the already troublesome because of its lower cost. Concrete is the honest, There are some difficult choices to be made, and to pave that stretch for 460 feet north of Forest Folding ableqtnloashdump load in the area, there may be a backlash. practical paving that Cheney Brothers would have partly because the $750,000 won’t go quite as far as Street. The land is not available. That was not one Hi'Back Chair Developers who come later on for added phases chosen when the time came to replace gravel it would have in 1982 when Manchester voters of the more popular improvements proposed in of restoration/conversion may find themselves walks. decided wisely that public improvements in the I982.anyway. It was one of the most frequently 2 1 7 6 5-PC. QUALITY meeting public opposition from citizens who have So far the district seems not to have fallen into district were a good investment. criticized. m o. 20.00 REDWOOD waited too long at the intersection or who have the trap of being too cute, but that may be a latent The latest cost breakdown of the $750,000 calls Another contrast is in the cost of widening Aluminum frame; bent a fender dashing through it. danger. OUTDOOR for spending about $75,000 to widen Hartford Road Hartford Road. In 1982 it was put at $34,500. Now braced legs and cool, glossy hard- DINING GROUP . wood armrests. Vinyl Strap ‘Mad Dog’ wages REG 169 99 Matching Melnor Vs-Gal. Compressed Air Sprayer » Chaise Seats 8 comfortably' .12x44 umbrella CetdorReg.. .16.99 Nozzle-adjust, pressure The day CaldorSM« ..12.40 an anti-Soviet war 3 6 4 0 lable a’nd 4 full si7e release valve. It's non- sturdy benches from Mfr.Rebate ...2.00* corroding, non-rusting REG. 49.09 thick 2 stock and lightweight, tool REBATC... 1 0 4 0 WASHING Extra wide color­ FDR died ful straps. Adjust­ •Malnor 1.3 Qal. Sprayer TON - David able, comfortable n*g. S4.t», Sum AHMS.OOUtr. Sullivan is a high backrest. Bv Joseph W. Duffv former CIA *See clerk for details. analyst whose Jack Even ’s critics admit that friends call him he has given this generation a taste of the "Mad Dog.’’ Anderson “ personal presidency” But in modern He’s, a pivotal times, the real pioneer of the idea was behind-the- Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who died 40 scenes power in years ago today. For many who recall MIM the fight over msiius FD R’s sudden passing, it was a day the the MX missile UEI earth stood still. Some of Roosevelt’s and U S.-Soviet arms control so in a secret report early last year generation even regard his natural death as negotiations. — after Symms (with Sullivan at a greater national shock than John The story of Sullivan’s rise to his elbow) had done some high- Fitzgerald Kennedy’s assassination. influence is a case history of the powered prodding. This ironic view seems rooted in the way things work in Washington. Sullivan, the consummate "intimate presidency’’ FDR built during Educated at Harvard, Sullivan behind-the-scenes operator, has Ortho Ready>to>Ui« Chemical$ Lofts Mixed LOtU2-ii*-1 his three full terms. “ Remember that he UPl served in Marine Corps combat become an irascible and influen­ Lofta Kentucky Caldor Reg. Ee. 4.79 Rre-mixed 24 oz. aize. SAVE OVER mO! n y y Blue Grass Seed Mix Rye Grass Seed 17 Lawn Food brought himself into our parlors regularly tial monkey wrench in the machin­ CMdor Sale Ea. 3.33 KleonupofWeed-B-Gon intelligence in Vietnam and even­ O 3-tbs. Germinates 1 5 4 4 25 lbs. Ideal for _ Feeds as it pre- with the ’ fireside chats,” said a neighbor of tually wound up in one of the CIA’s ery of U.S.-Soviet arms-control 6 HP, 30">Cut Electric Start bare spots. Seed « a . 13.99 Mfr. Rebate . ..1 .0 0 * or insect killers for fffia 4.00 quickly to make a REG. 19.99 roses and vegetables. mine about the 32nd president. “ By 1945, most sensitive jobs: analyzing negotiations. It’s not just because Rear Engine Riding Mower (ush green lawn. germinates quickly. AFTER 0 3 3 Roosevelt was practically immortal! ’’ The Lofts Pre-Emergence REBATE EA. e l«k fir Soviet strategy and nuclear force he now has some committed O 5-speed transmatlc drive tor easy Lofta TfLPtex Lofts Lawn Food by some of the wealthy who deplored his y | 9 7 Crabgrees Preventer sense of Rooseveltian permanence was vanished with a single bulletin from Warm modernization. He soon disco­ ideological hardliners backing ™ § D o operation. Rear discharge. Rye Grass Seed 28-3-8 Formula •Ortho Specialty Phint’Foods programs for Am erica’s forgotten man. 588 1 4 7 7 IS.OOO Sq. n. C m *n gt H r S500 sq. ft. cover- fixed in the public mind by FD R’s Springs. Georgia. vered that the Soviets were violat­ him; it’s because his early warn­ REG. $949 ’ C” " * Altachmwt New Lawn begins 4-lb. size tor roses, evergreens & shrubs Where FD R’s leadership couldn’t persuade No-burn formula RCG 5 49 age. Hafts crab- invincibility at the polls and his relentless The son of a Greek immigrant to ing SALT I and other treaties with ings on Soviet weapon develop­ CaldOT Low Prfee...... iiV a W REG 7 99 in 5-7 days. 3 types of REG. 18.99 grass before growth. as weM as all-purpose foods. «•#. t.is . , ...... , . . 1 •« his opponents, his oratorical brilliance rye grasses greens fasti exuberance. Like cousin Theodore, the Connecticut from the island of Rhodes can the United States. ment turned out to be dead often overwhelmed them. Deploying his - ynamark 1 1 HP 36' Cut Electric Start ~ • L o t t s 28- 3-8 F o r m u la (or 10,000Sq. F t , r «b i 3 »9 1 0.66 • L o f t s 28- 3-8 Formula lor5.000 Sq. Fi.. t .m 5 .77 president apparently preferred burning out never forget the impact on his home. But when Sullivan presented his accurate. mellifluous voice over the air waves, he Iding Mower w/Transaxle Drive, iwg. *ii»» .$988 to rusting out! “ When I ran into the living room, my father evidence, he was stonewalled by Even liberal critics concede that mobilized language, much like Winston But the news somehow never got out that was crouching in front of our old Philco agency higher-ups. This was dur­ Sullivan is “ brilliant” and an Deluxe Garden Hand Tools Churchill did, to proclaim that hope was a 12 years of economic depression and global table-model radio. Face in hands, he ing the Carter administration, opponent to be reckoned with, A . T row el national priority. 1 2 7 B. Transplenter war had demolished Roosevelt’s health. A sobbed again and again. ’Roosevelt was a which didn’t want evidence of though they claim — with some A Roosevelt contemporary columnist, C. Cultivator former New York Times reporter covering great man, a great man! ’ ’ ’ Soviet violations of SALT I endan­ justice — that he occasionally REG. 1.79 Joseph Alsop, identified the secret of FD R ’s FD R’s 1944 campaign visit to New York told A relative of mine then living in the gering President Carter’s at­ stretches the facts to make a •Shear Magic Cushion Grip magnetism: “ All could see that he himself me of his startled reaction upon seeing mining country of Pennsylvania recalls her tempts to negotiate the SALT II polemical point. Tool Assortment, Roe. s.wems ...2,59 Wallace felt not the slightest doubt about the Roosevelt face to face: “ He’s going to die! ’ ’ spontaneous response to the bad news: agreement. Sullivan’s latest weapon is a Telescrming future.” Perhaps heeding Lincoln’s advice not to “ There won’t be any chickens in anybody’s Frustrated, Sullivan committed book that will be published soon, swap horses in midstream, the people pots now.” 6-to12 Ft. Like an American Demosthenes, when bureaucratic hara-kiri: He deli­ “ Soviet Military Supremacy: The Pole Pruner nevertheless re-elected FDR to an unprece­ Reviewing his memories of April 12,1945, Roosevelt spoke, people were moved one vered his report on Soviet viola­ Untold Facts About the New dented fourth term as if he were somehow an elderly black man who lived in the South way or another. “ He made enemies the tions to a sympathetic congres­ Danger to America.” The co­ personally indestructible. when Roosevelt died, said, “ That man longer he stayed,” concluded a former sional aide, Richard Perle. This author is another conservative JFIalmrs Stainless Steel 32'“ saved us all as sure as you’re standing REG. 42.99 Hartford working man. “ But many more violated the First Commandment who served in the trenches of Black I^OeOker IN THE SCHOLARLY BATTLE of the Pruning Shear Cutting capacity ^ there! ’ ’ folks till the day of his death believed along of bureaucratic government: Thou Capitol Hill, Quentin Crommelin. books that will ever rage over the Roosevelt A Hartford woman who had just become dr Lopping Shear of over 11nch. „ Nylon Line trimmer with a famous radio preacher of the day, shalt not go out of channels. We’ve seen an advance copy, Smooth Tafton- ■! legacy, there is a danger that historical the bride of a soldier remembered "a vrimFI^PIotaiSnlp(v*>. that it was ’’Christ or chaos, Roosevelt or and given the amount of Intelli­ coated blades. categories like “ liberal Tory” or “ conser­ feeling of awful doom about what would Lambert Trailer Sweeper ruin! ” REALIZING HIS DAYS in the gence information revealed in the Front dumping controlled from ThechoiceofttHj vative reformer” will obscure FDR’s happen to us.” A legion of similar stories ::cSafety:tiOohe9.tMii. Has 9* cutting swath and Currently popular political notions CIA were numbered, Sullivan quit book, it’s surprising that the CIA - V f l l f driver's seat. Hw 3i * awaih. prostorsafs, BUlpmatic tine feed plus human significance. Touching personal leaves little doubt that FDR, to use his own •8hMM,itoa.i4.ss effectiva pruning; should not be allowed to dismantle what and went to work for Sen. Lloyd cleared it for release. Clearly, the 10* w N ^ and trallering c a ^ r s a($istabte handle. #8204 recollections of the Roosevelt years from words, stood for “ government with a soul.” REG. 149.99 « EM^^hisdle., ,vv.. history’s remaining eyewitness praise Bentsen, D-Texas. He wrote nu­ book will add even more clout to for smoother handling. ordinary Americans are equally vital to the most about FD R ’s memory — his vision of a merous articles on Soviet duplicity .the ideas and recommendations of full understanding of why the voters kept BUT NOT A LL AMERICANS lionized free government with a social conscience. for various publications. the ex-Marine whose anti-Soviet FDR so long and believed that his optimism Roosevelt. To a minority, he became “ King When Ronald Reagan became warnings were once spurned by the could vanquish their despair. They also Frank,” setting a dangerous precedent by president, Sullivan was given a top CIA. reveal what happened to a people when seeking a third and then a fourth term. He Joseph W. Duffy teaches history at East post at the Arms Control and CALDOR ‘CATCH-OHHE-DAY’ SAVINGS! their accustomed warmth and security was sometimes labeled ’traitor to his class’ Catholic High School in Manchester. Disarmament Agency. His friend, Executive memo Richard Perle, became a high • The Internal Revenue Service official at the Pentagon. doesn’t trust anyone. The revenoo- Xunker* Sullivan’s ” mad dog” pursuit of ers are planning to retain a private Jlg/Splpiner Soviet violations guaranteed that firm to monitor radio stations his tenure at the disarmament across the country to make sure Fishing Kit Open Forum agency would be brief. Frustrated the stations run the IRS public- once more, he left for the more service announcements as they 4?TRBa.S,49 sympathetic environment of Ca­ claim. Effective lures for pitol Hill, becoming a senior policy Unlike regular commercials, the large or smallmouth Isn’t there honor shells and corrugated lawn. Did aged Galaxie leaving behind small at the very least, excommunica­ adviser to four conservative GOP IRS announcements are run free. f bass, pickerel or their mamas never tell them that footprints, not on the sands of time tion, is high on my priority list for senators, Steve Symms and James But broadcasting such public Other pan fish. among varmints? great oaks only grow from un­ but on hood, trunk, car top, and varmints. McClure of Idaho, and Jesse service announcements is part of a cracked acorns? To add to my yes, all over my windshield. Not Could anyone direct me to a Helms and John East of North station’s licensing obligation, so To the Editor: woes, a home for the homeless has content with such shenanigans, squirrel abortion clinic? Carolina. the IRS wants to make sure no f 137-Plece been established high in the when my son-in-law readied my In this capacity, Sullivan has station is cheating on its promise. Deluxe I am an animal-loving lady, but branches of my oak where this car for its annual emission test, Mrs. Beatrice B. MacAlpine ghosted a series of letters from the • People who drive in the r Tackle Kit from my lifetime of association year’s crop of baby varmints will little caches of piled up shells were 103 Henry St. Fearsome Four to their Senate Washington area have learned to Ryobi Graphite Spinning Reel S FR Ei with squirrels (preferable dis- doubtless be taught advanced discovered nestled under the hood. Manchester colleagues. President Reagan, De­ give a wide berth to cars bearing ______.84,99^ association), and my lifetime is 9 7 8 Rod from Caldor ...... skills in varmint-harrassment. Is there no honor among varmints? fense Secretary Caspar Wein­ diplomatic tags. They know that REG, 11.99 Rod Value...... 10.99 4 TOTAL VALUE OF 37.98/ venerable, I have yet to be There’s more. On the other side One time when one weakling had berger and CIA Director William Choose MG1 orM G2graphitereel diplomats often ignore the require­ ; All you need tobring w ith balLbearinQ drive. Rods are Tfriei Value...... $ 4 .8 8 convinced of any squirrel virtues. of my front lawn is a tall, the effrontery to die on my lawn I Letters policy Casey, reminding them of Kremlin ment — laid down only a few years ’ InthahiggiesHna SVh or 6Vk feet with lively action. ______„.dlalcontrol.Procteloo‘V' • And it is my further considered once-lovely blue spruce, now with untearfully and without ceremony perfidy. A recent campaign, for ago — that they have proper ' handy container for- •ewqlertifwewe*. AFTER for free casting. Matched opinion, and I say if with all chewed-bare, naked branches and buried him under my bay window. The Manchester Herald wel­ example, tried to get the Pentagon r fast, easy loceting. MFR. 10.00 liability insurance before they get MEBATE*.. rod from R yt^ reverence, that had the original nibbled-off bits of spruce on the But he didn’t even have the comes original letters to the editor. and the CIA to acknowledge that behind the wheel. twosome somehow escaped roun­ lawn. I haven’t the foggiest what decency to stay buried: when the Letters should be brief and to the the Soviets now have more than A collision with an uninsured dup and consequent propagation, arouses squirrel taste buds, but my kids were raking my leaves in the point. They should be typed or 8,500 ICBM nuclear warheads, diplomat's car can cost the other the world would have survived tree has it. Whoever purchases my Spring they called me out to say, neatly handwritten, and, for ease instead of the 6,500 they profess to guy a bundle — and the diplomat Caldor Picture Perfect very nicely. Permit me to home in the foreseeable future "Mrs. Mac, here's a dead squirrel; in editing, shouid be double­ have. can’t be sued. The State Depart­ Film Developing MANCHESTER VERNON elaborate. may have the fortitude to remove what shall we do with it?” spaced. Letters must be signed. ment is trying to do something 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-City Shopping Center The little rascals (hereafter my tree; I haven’t. Reincarnation? The Herald reserves the right to SURPRISINGLY, the Reagan about this. It's setting up a ONE DAY OR FREE!* referred to as “ varmints” ) have And there’s my garage where And their language! I don’t edit letters in the interests of administration, while fulminating •See Photo Clock for Pickup and Delivery Schedule computer system to make sure MONDAYTHRUFRIDAY10AMT£9|30PM^^SATURDAY^^^ dug little varmint holes all over my who knows how many varmints pretend to understand Squirrelese, brevity, clarity and taste. about the “ Evil Empire,” was that persons with diplomatic im­ 60-by-140 defenseless lawn to re­ have taken up squatters’ rights. but I know cuss words when I hear Address letters to: Open Forum, reluctant to reveal information it munity have liability insurance on trieve buried treasure, leaving Not content with beams for squat- them. And such lashing of tails! Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, had on Soviet arms-treaty viola­ their cars, aircraft and other behind a bumper crop of discarded tering, they scamper all over my Temper! Temper! Annihilation, or Manchester, CT 06040. tions. The White House finally did motorized vehicles. MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Dempsey said in a He said the company would was told not to play with his chemistry set CD N ew s properly and a steam kettle that leaked. (50) H ogan's Heroes attacked in similar incidents, but the victims instead of the current $1.25. report submitted to the Board of require a commitment from school (R) (D (4Q) Me and Mom "W e're afraid to bring inspectors in (52) (3d) NBC N ew s failed to report the crimes. Various snacks and a la carte items Education. officials by June if they wanted the CD Major League Baseball: Cincinnati (if) Independent News on the menu will also be increased by here to look at some of the things." classroom installed by September. (541 Nightly Business Report at New York Mets Faced with an increase in housing (2d) T a le » fro m th e Darkside between five and 10 cents. Fleming said in his plea for the School officials have estimated Je ffe rso n * OD MOVIE; The Heart Is a Lonely starts in Bolton, school officials (22) 0 ^ M ia m i V ice Tw o naive young men Naugatuck mayor charged Officials said the price hike is increase. "W e have to generate some that a modular classroom would 00 ) ABC N e w s (CC) Hunter' Love, loyalty and faded dreams decide to smuggle cocaine in an effort to hired the consultant to study the are the elements in this film about tw o d ^af necessary to compensate for losses the cash.' 01) Noticiero SIN make some money to finance their dream school’s enrollment, curriculum, cost the town between $20,000 and mutes, an insecure white girl and the divi­ NAUGATUCK — Naugatuck Mayor William R. Weigle said that most of the kitchen nightclub (60 min ) program was taking in rising costs and scheduling procedures and use of $22,000 to acquire and install. (C N N i Showbiz Today sions in the family of a black doctor Alan ALLEY OOP - by Dave Graua Rado Sr., a public official in the city for the past 44 equipment is nearly 16 years old. [D IS l EPCOT Magazine Arkin. Sondra Lock, Cicely Tyson 1968 (24) New World Visions kitchen maintenance. available space. Installing a modular classroom WHERE ARE I'M ON M Y ...IT WILL BE WILL YOU p r o m is e / SURF-.' A I HAVE FOUND years, was charged with larceny and bribery in Fleming's report said that with the (2$ Odd Couple In addition, they said that because the Meanwhile. Superintendent R i­ was one of 12 recommendations [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook ^2) 00) Knight Rider Michael and KITT YOU BOUND, i WAY TO SEEK MY HONOR TO OHr' TO KEEP II A / MUM'S TH' THE SILVER / an arrest warrant filed Thursday in Walerbury additional revenue that will from the track a gang of diamond bandits to a wine 01) Dancin' Days SIR PERCIVAL ' AUDIENCE PRESENT HIS AND SECRET “P ____A WORD. / CHALICE.' / v l ! federal government is currently chard Packman re))orled at a Board made by Dempsey in his report. 7:00 PM CD CBS N ew s Superior Court, rise in the lunch price, school officials making monastery |R) (60 min ) 1> WITH THE HIGHNESS WITH I WHAT'S PERCY.' ^ . withdrawing aid to the school lunch of Education meeting at the elemen­ Dempsey said the completion of (61) Kojak KING, M Y THE SACRED THAT? The warrant charges the six-term Democratic CD (3® M 'A'S'H (24) W ashington W e e k/R e vie w Paul program, the price will probably have could start a 5-year equipment replace­ an expressway from Bolton to [CNN] Evening News OBJECT OF M Y mayor with four counts of taking bribes, tary school that he and board CD ABC N e w s (CC) Duke IS joined by top Washington journal­ 7 ^ ' to be raised by another 25 cents in ment program and establish a new item Wiflimantic would probably bring [HBOl MOVIE: Damien: Omen II' A QUEST.' member Barry Stearns think that CD Sale of the Century ists analyzing the week's news first-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit in the fiscal 1986-87 budget for equip­ man and his wife lake his brother's or­ September. the board should move ahead with with it an increase in property 0 |) MOVIE: 'Walk. Don't Run' In Tokyo larceny. (11) Jeffersons phaned son into their home never suspect­ According to a report prepared by ment repair. values and building activity, and, during the Olympics, a middle aged elec­ plans to acquire a modular class­ ing he's the devil preparing for a world­ Rado, 67, was vacationing in Florida but came The only dissent on the board came (5d) (40) Barney M ille r tronics expert IS forced to share an apart­ Bolton High School Principal Joseph V. eventually, an increase in school wide Arm ageddon W illiam Holden, Lee home Thursday night when he was informed of room without the assistance of the (52) W heel o f Fortune ment with a young woman Cary Grant, Fleming, the school system has lost from member Pamela Sawyer, who Grant, Jonathan Scolt-Taylor 1978 the warrant. The office of Chief Stale's Attorney town Public Building Commission. enrollment. @4) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour . Jim Hutton 1966 $3,021 on the program between Sep­ said that she is opposed only to raising But the immediate impact of the Rated R Austin J. McGuigan said Rado has agreed to turn Board members have asked the ^d) Family Feud 01) Novela: Tu o Nadie tember 1984 and February 1985. the lunch price so late in the school expressway on school enrollment is [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Up the Creek' Four col­ himself in early next week. Board of Selectmen twice to man­ (41) M arisela 0 i) Loretta Lynn In Concert lege losers set out to win a raft race des­ The report said that maintenance year. difficult to predict, he said. He said some details might become public Board member Barry Stearns said he date assistance from the PBC. But (01) D iff're n t Strokes [CNN] Prime News pite the competition with preppies and costs during that period totaled Officials are already expecting 30 military cadets Tim Matheson, Jennifer record when Rado is arrested and the warrant is the board has twice refused the [ESPN] USFL Football: San Antonio at $3,590.89. is op|X)sed to taking any money out of new students by the end of 1985 from [CNN] Moneyline Runyon, Steven Furst 1984 Rated R returned to the court. request, saying it was not the Jacksonville Bolton school Lunch Director Alida the school's operating budget to pay for a 32-unit single-family-home subdi­ [D IS] MOVIE; 'Tiger Town' An eleven [TM C l MOVIE: Motel Hell' An eccen­ commission’s responsibility be­ [HBO l MOVIE: Hard to Hold' (CC) A Sources in Naugatuck said part of the slate’s any part of the school lunch program. year-old Tigers' fan believes he has pow­ tric brother and sister run a quaint country THE BORN LOSER ‘ by Art Sansom Weigle took school board members on a cause the classroom would not be a vision under construction off South ers that make an aging baseball player play , rock singer falls in love with a conservative investigation focused on the condemnation of lour of the Bolton Elementary School Said Stearns: 'll we have to raise it to homebody who doesn t know or care who inn where those on the guest list end up on permanent structure. Road. well Roy Scheider. Justin Henry 1983 the menu Rory Calhoun. Nancy Parsons, land in an industrial park in Naugatuck last fall. a buck-and-a-half, then we have to raise he IS 1^ SOUR FE E L FR EE TO CRA.W UPON MV HOW LQWE THEV DCW'T, kitchen during the board meeting [ESPN] SportsCenter Paul Linke 1980 Rated R McGuigan's office would not comment on Thursday at the elementary school. it to a buck-and-a-half.”- [M A X] MOVIE: Sudden Impact' (CC| EXFERIEM6E WITH AWV TECHMICAL HAVE CHEERLEADER‘S?: whether the warrant was related to the [HBO] Best of Braingames The best Harry pursues a killer whose victims are [USA] Stone game segments from this series are seen emasculated Clint Eastwood, Sandra 10:30 PM ClDNewe Que^riOM VPU AAAV HAVE TO MAKE condemnations. [USA] Radio 1990 Locke. Pat Hingle 1983 Rated R (20) A lfre d H itch cock ' THE 6AME MORE 7:30 PM CD p m M agazine [TNIC] MOVIE: 'Moscow on the Hudson' (CC) A Russian circus musician IP Dick Van Dyke Four charged in gas scam CD All In the Family eWJOVAB UAW to help Democrats despite pledge defects while on a U S tour Robin Wil­ (41) 2 4 Horas CD Wheel of Fortune ^ liams. Maria Conchita Alonso. Cleavant '' kt- HARTFORD — Four officers of a New York 10:45 PM i D i s l D T v Derricks 1984 Rated R •cy gasoline distributorship were arrested and CD N ew s 1 Bv Sarah Passell He said Thursday that the Northern efforts kept Penny from winning (11) Independent N ew s [U S A ] PGA Golf: The Masters Second- 1 1 :00 PM CD ® (22) 06) 00) N e w s charged with cheating the slate out of more than Area CAP Council and the state CAP enough votes in 1983 to keep the mayor’s raffle, did not yield as much money as round coverage is presented from Au­ ( ® Taxi Herald Reporter (5d) N B A Basketball: M ilw a u ke e at $63,000 in Connecticut taxes through bootleg council have each promised the Bolton seat on the Board of Directors. the GOP will need this spring. gusta. GA (R) (2 hrs ) V Boston CD Phil Silvers gasoline sales, state tax officials said. Republican officials said the raffle BOLTON — Robert L. Madore, a Democratic campaign a $250 donation. Madore also announced Thursday 8 : 1 5 PM [DIS] Behind Scenes (11) O dd C ouple The Long Island men were charged Thursday netted $802 for the town campaign. S2) M*A*S'H Democratic candidate for the Board of Madore also said that the UAW has that he has sought and won the 06) Twilight Zone with first-degree larceny for allegedly bringing The Democrats, meanwhile, made ^d) Entertainment Tonight 8 : 3 0 PM ® Carol Burnett Selectmen, announced Thursday that offered volunteers to help with the endorsement of the Legislative Elec­ 0 ^ Dr W ho untaxed gasoline to a Greenwich service station $800 from a private social fund-raiser at ( ^ Barney Miller CD (40) Mr. Belvedere (CC) George is he has solicited $500 in contributions campaign. toral Action Program, a Hartford- livid when Kevin winds up in jail after tak­ where it was sold as if the Connecticut lax had Democratic Town Chairman Henry 0d) People's Court 06) M*A*S*H from two United Auto Workers political Last month, he told a different story. based coalition of 22 labor, teacher, ing Mr Belvedere's advice FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavea Kelsey’s house last month, which was 01) One Day at a Time 0D MOVIE The Strangers' been paid. action committees for the spring •'My campaign and the campaign with environmental and women’s groups (5^ Wail Street Week Louis Rukeyser an The arrests were the first to result from a major attended by Gov. William A. O’Neill, [CNN ] Crossfire [CNN ] Money line ■ 'M campaign in Bolton. the rest of the selectmen is going to be that endorses and provides volunteer alyzes the '80s with a weekly review of investigation that Connecticut, New York and Democratic State Chairman Timothy [ESPN] NFL Superstars Men Who economic and investment matters [D IS l MOVIE: 'Modem Times' A factory The announcement, made at a special strictly a team effort, ” he said Feb. 14. support to political candidates. The worker finds sanity after he gels fired federal law enforcement agencies started last Moynihan and U.S. Rep. Samuel Played the Game - George Blanda and Roy Democratic Town Committee meeting "I do not intend to bring any outsiders coalition does not give money to Berry [D IS l Still the Beaver Charles Chaplin, Paulette Goddard summer into the evasion of Connecticut gasoline Gejdenson, D-Bozrah. Thursday night at Community Hall, in. ” He said then that he did not plan to campaigns. [HBO ] Fraggle Rock 9 : 0 0 PM SD Dallas Cliff and Jamie be­ [ESPN] Hagler-Hearns A Close-up This WERF taxes. Revenue Services Commissioner John G. Another $148 went into the campaign comes two months after Madore denied ask the union for money. Bolton resident Mary Van Buren, a [USA] Dragnet come engaged (60 min ) [USA] Night Flight Groppo said the state will take legal action to coffer from an Easter flower sale, town Republican speculation that he Republicans had predicted that Ma­ LE A P member, was on hand Thursday CD Merv Griffin Kelsey rejiorted. The UAW’s contribu­ 11:15 PM 01) Reporter 41 I>APC>Y WOPKX collect the unpaid taxes. would use his union connections to help dore would use his influence as a UAW to confirm Madore’s report. 8:00 PM CD Detective in the House (D 00) Benson (CC) Benson has trouble The four suspects, who did business as Sonic tions would bring the pot to more than 1 1 :30 PM CD Three’s Company him win the election. official to muster the union’s efforts and The UAW money could give the CD PN1 Magazine raising money when he decides to run for . ■ Petroleum of Commack, N.Y., were arrested $1,400. lieutenant governor (R) ® Kojak ■ “ ..S^T.5 < . Madore is secretary-treasurer of money behind his campaign, just as the Democrats an advantage over the CD 0d) Webster (CC) Webster acciden­ Thursday by Suffolk County, N.Y. police on Another flower sale is planned for tally starts a fire in the apartment after he (22) (30) H alf Nelson Rocky breaks an auto UAW Local 376, which represents UAW became involved in the Manches­ Republicans, who currently dominate CD (46) ABC News Nightline fugitive-from-justice charges. Connecticut plans workers in about 30 firms in northern ter election in 1983. the town’s elected boards and commis­ Mother’s Day weekend in May. ® Bums & Allen to charge them with first-degree larceny. They Madore said the UAW has also and central Connecticut. He is also vice The UAW look credit in 1982 for sions, in the campaign. The chairman (11) Honeym ooners were identified as Turgut Ozen, 24, of Ilion, N.Y., chairman of the Connecticut UAW ’s keeping Stephen T. Penny, a member of of the Republican Town Committee offered the Democrats the use of a (26) Sound Tracks (jompany president; his brother, Muhammet Community Action Program and Politi­ the Manchester Board of Directors, expressed disappointment at a commit­ mobile home, equipped with a louds­ (S) 06) Tonight Show Host Joan Rivers Ozen, 34, of Centereach, N.Y., company secre­ peaker, to broadcast the party ’s mes­ guests are Susan Sullivan. Dr Ruth W esih- cal Action Program councils, which from winning a seat in the slate senate. tee meeting last month that the Bolton eimer and Eileen Brennan (60 min ) tary; Michael J. Morgano, 30, company vice Last year union leaders claimed their OOP’s main yearly fund-raiser, a sage around town. WINTHROP ' by Dick Cavalfi form the political arm of the union. ME & MOM Anything for Money president, and Ismet Kipchak. 37, company treasurer, both of Nesconsetl, N.Y. 01) Pelicuta; 'Cuchillo' Andres Garcia y r SAW A NATURE SPECIAL WOULDNT IT BE Holland Taylor (I.) and Lisa Joaquin Cordero WHO WANTS TO SO THROU&H ABOUT PENEfUINSON FUN - T D B B A / AR E -YOU Eilbacher star as mother and [CNN] Sports Tonight LIFE LOOKIIJQ LIKE A Town committee holds off on school stand daughter in the new detective . TVUASTNIfii-ir. ■PENQUIN? V KIDDING? TAP-DANCER IN AN QUID ‘Happy hours’ targeted again [ESPN] SportsCenter should be a Position-of-the-Month board candidate Rusty Kelsey. Thursday. drama series. "Me & Mom." MOVIE A A U S IC A U ? HARTFORD — A bill to outlaw "happy hours " Bv Sarah Passell 11:45 PM [HBOl Maximum Secur­ Club. ” He said that if the committee Holland said he expects the school Kelsey, who said she had attended airing FRIDAY, APRIL 12 on ity where bars offer cut-rate drinks and similar Herald Reporter board to keep a projected $25,000 several school budget workshops, ABC. lakes a stance without knowing more [ m a x ] Eros America liquor promotions was resurrected through a surplus from the current school budget argued that the finance board’s discus­ BOLTON — About 20 members of the about the budget, ”it’s just going to be a [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Hunger' A survivor petition by House members. knee-jerk position and will not neces­ rather than return it to the town sions targeted salaries and special CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME of an ancient race endowed with everlast­ Rep. Edith G. Prague. D-Columbia, collected 80 Democratic Town Committee debated sarily be the best judgment of this General Fund, as finance officials have education, parts of the budget that she ing life desperately seeks help for her rap­ signatures, or four more than needed, to revive but failed to agree on the merits of the said are not adjustable. idly aging lover Catherine Deneuve. David V proposed school budget for fiscal group. ” Bowie, Susan Sarandon 1983 Rated R the bill Thursday, which had been killed by the “ I frankly don’t trust them,” he said, 1985-86 Thursday night at a special town With that, the committee tabled The three-year teachers’ contract, in Legislature’s General Law Committee. The bill noting that school officials refused to 12:00 AM g ] MOVIE: Murder at action on Stearns’s request until after its second year, calls for an average would prohibit promotions such as "happy committee meeting. promise the surplus at a joint meeting the W orld Series' A young man seeks re­ JvAU-J An April 9 letter from Democratic Monday’s scheduled public hearing on raise of 9.2 percent and cannot be venge for his dismissal from the Astros by hours" where drinks are offered for lower prices of the two boards last month. Board of Education member Barry renegotiated. kidnapping an innocent groupie Bruce than at other times and other promotions such as the school spending proposal. Holland said he favors cutting Boxleilner, Hugh 0 Brien. Lynda Day Stearns to Democratic Town Chairman "ladies' nights" where women drink for less or another $50,000 because school officials Special education for the learning George 1977 Henry Kelsey asking for the commit­ During the discussion. Democratic "two-for-one" specials. A similar bill had been have not convinced him of the need to disabled and the handicapped is man­ ® Rockford Files tee’s support of the full budget proposal Board of Finance member Charles Astrograph killed by the General Law Committee because it hire two additional full-time teachers dated by the state. But finance board CD Top 40 Videos Holland defended his vote to cut the $2.7 believed the state Liquor Control Commission sparked the debate and three part-time teachers. members reportedly focussed more on (11) S tar Trek Selectman Michael A. Zizka ended million spending plan by $75,000, in the Crossword would address the cut-rate drink issue through " I don’t think they addressed that to possible cuts in the program for gifted (26) MOVIE: 'Invisible Ray' A scientist achieved. Aim for targets that can help the debate when he said, "1 don’t feel face of criticism from school board SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your regulations. my satisfaction," he told the committee children than on special education. finds the power to kill with just the slight improve your lot in life. the Democratic Town Committee candidate John T. Muro and finance touch of a finger Boris Korloff. Bela Lu­ ego could gel a big boost today because ACROSS 4 Monsterlike Answer to Previous Puzzle ^Ifour GEMINI (May 21*Juna 20) A friend could friends will find you extremely appealing' gosi. Frances Drake 1936 prove to be lucky for you today in helping 5 Ankara and are likely to tell you so. Savor their (26) Harry O ^ r t h d a y you bring Into reality something lor which compliments School signup 1 3'toed sloths 6 Sprouts 06) Family Feud you've been hoping. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) This Is a 4 Spheres 7 Sign of fire [CNN] Newsnight CANCER (June 21-July 22) Youi belter good day to go bargain hunting for sp«t Is extended A m T ^ 646-5200 qualities and capabilities will come to the k i L S ^ 8 River in France 6 Unclose (poet.) [ESPN] USFL Football: San Antonio at April 13,1985 clal Hems you've been hoping to gel lor BOLTON — Registration for the 12 Biblical boat Jacksonville fore today when you're called upon to your home There's a chance you'll lind 0 9 Field edge Conditions in the year ahead will be more 1985-86 kindergarten session in the manage situations loo difficult lor associ­ exactly what you want 13 Flower 10 Pleasant 12:15AM [HBO l MOVIE: 'Romanc­ hopeful lor you than they have been in ates to handle. Bolton public schools has been r ea lty CO. 643 5614 14 Reimbursed 11 Biblical garden ing the Stone' A writer of romance fiction the past Breaks will start coming in LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your judgment Is AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) You could extended through April 19. FIANO lives one of her plots when she goes into 15 Dissenting vote 17 Fluff from cloth areas where you never seemed to be too exceptionally sharp today, especially in bo extremely lucky today In projects or Parents may register their child­ the jungle to rescue her sister Michael lucky ventures that have your personal imprint. 16 Sweot smell Douglas. Kathleen Turner. Danny DeVito extremely signlllcant matters Serve as ren any weekday between 9 a.m. 19 Small inlet your own adviser. Do not delegate what you can do betibf 18 French river 1984 Rated PG and 3 p.m. at Bolton Elementary 23 Egyptian deity ARIES [March 21-April 19) Try to Involve VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Try to devote yoursell. OAK GROVE STREET OFF PORTER STREET 20 Engage in [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Silkwood' (CC) A plu- yourself in some type ol club work or PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Lady LucK School on Notch Road, 25 Look at tonium plant employee turned union activ­ your time today to the types of projects winter sport group activity today. Special benelils can you truly enjoy doing. II you like your may take It upon hersoll to Intervene In Children must be five years old 26 Waters (Fr.) ist exposes the unsafe working conditions bo derived from mixing with a friendly 21 Lion's home Meryl Streep. Cher. Kurt Russell 1983. work, the results will be both productive your financial affairs today Follow by Jan, 1, 1986, to be eligible to 27 Fan water crowd. Trying to patch up a romance? and profitable. through on any situation where she givae enter kindergarten next fall. Par­ 22 3, Roman Rated R 28 Cereal The Matchmaker sot can help you undor- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Make a con­ you favorable signals ents must bring a birth or bap­ 24 Chemical suffix 1 2:30 AM CD Starsky and Hutch . stand what it might lake to make the 29 Actor Montand 02) 06) Friday Night Videos certed effort today to firm up Important tismal certificate as proof. 26 Foreign office relationship work. To get yours, mail $2 relationships. Benefits can be derived 31 Display stand R ituals to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City At registration children will be 30 European (46) between you and these special people 32 Biblical prophet 44 Verne hero 56 Jerk (si.) Station, New York. NY 10019 If the book jacket ends with the scheduled for pre-school screen­ [D IS l Disney Family Album SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Good winds mountain 46 Actress blurb one thing is sure: You can 33 Malicious look 57 Old stringed TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Conditions are stirring for your career. Be alert tor a ing, which will take place on May 7 rx district 1:00 AM ® N e w s are favorable for you today and if you 36 Skinny fish Charisse instrument unique opportunity that can be put to make up better stuff than the dots and 8. 34 Tune 48 Mideasternars CD S aint apply yourself, meaningful goals can be seem to promise. 39 Voodoo cult 56 Tilt Immediate use. For more information call the 35 Shelter for bees 50 Month (Fr.) (1 .1 ) One Step Beyond deity 60 Make lace school at 643-2411. 37 Relaxation 51 Irish-Gaelic 0 $ M aude 41 Fulfill the 61 Period of 38 River in Russia 52 Fiends 06) Film/Stgn-Off demands of 54 Eat sparingly 0 j) Dr. Gene Scott Meet candidates 40 Observes historical time Bridge 42 Fair grade [CNN] Crossfire Thursday night 1 :30 AM CD America's Top Ten 43 Rare gas BOLTON — Thursday at 7:30 3 Bedrooms, 2‘/4 baths, eat-in kitchen, firep la c^ family room. CD Anything for Money 45 Looser NORTH three hearts. So declarer cashed p.m. the Bolton Women's Club will acre landscaped yard, 2 car garage. Beautiful woi^work Ihr^- (1 1 ) Indeperwient News Squeeze and dummy’s A-Q of hearts, drew trumps,- 47 Of age (Let., 4 A 10 5 2 sponsor a session at Community Bhout home 6 panel doors, 20x40 inground pool, fenced yard, carpel cashed the heart king and then p la y ^ abbr.) 01) Despedida VAQ Hall for residents to meet the and hardwood floors, oak kitchen cabinets. AC stays, very clean counter-squeeze out all his trumps. I’m sure you see OAK GROVE 49 Porcine home [CNN] Newsnight Update ♦ 7 4 3 2 candidates running for office in the home convenient location, corner Hillstown and Barnwood. 4876 the end position. On the last club led. [TM C ] MOVIE: Enigma' An American May 6 town elections. CONDOMINIUM 50 Former nuclear By Jamei Jacoby West had to keep a high diamond arid in East Berlin becomes em broiled in a WEST EAST According to Republican Town M/V^CH£ST£R, CONWtCTlCliT agency (abbr.) scheme to kill Soviet dissidents. Martin Against five clubs, West quickly therefore had to blank his king of ♦ K J 4Q97 54 3 Chairman Mark Johnson, each 53 Muck Sheen, Derek Jacobi. Sam Neill 1982. Wl0 7 played the king and ace of diamonds. spades. The diamond was thrown' Rated PG WJ9865 candidate for major office will Construction now under way. 65 Long poem ♦ A K J10 9 5 tS When he continued with the jack, Blast from dummy, and it was now time for’ 59 Harangues 2:00 AM SD MOVIE: I Escapad from 4932 4J put up the club jack in hopes of pro­ East to squirm. He had to keep a high' have a chance to speak for three Devil's Island' A convicted murderer moting a trump trick. (It wasn’t minutes. The Women’s Club will 92 Nautical assent SOUTH heart, or declarer’s low heart would leads a band of men on an attempt to es­ impossible for West to hold three then invite questions from the 93 Farm agency cape the famous fortress prison through 48 be cashed. So he came down to a soli'-' clubs to the 10.) South ovemiffed and floor. PORTER FIELDS (abbr.) shark-infested waters Jim Brown, Chris­ VK4S2 Ury queen of spades. Dummy took' topher George, Rick Ely 1973 played another high club. When East Refreshments will be served. 14 Saw slit ♦ go the last two tricks with the ace and 10 ( £ ABC Rocks 4 a Kg 105 4 showed out, declarer had to decide of spades. 95 Depression ini­ Luxury Condominums CD Joe Franklin SIrow bow to play. Although the squeeze looks inevUa.' Blood clinic tials Vulnerable; Both (S) Solid Gold West was known tojfcive six dia­ hie, there was a defensive counter Ranch and Town Houses 66 Quiz Dealer: South monds and three clubs:irf he also held in Coventry 2:15AM [HBO] Not NecesaarOy After cashing the A-K of diamonds' 67 Remain Wnl three hearts, declarer could play Sniglets The Not Necessarily the Npws' North East Soolk West should have switched to a spade COVENTRY — A blood pressure 2>/i baths central heating and air conditioning, approximately 68 Understanding team tackles the dictionary 14 dummy’s ace and queen of hearts, There would then have been no wav clinic sponsored by Community 1 350 sq ft. uniU. Attached garages, sky lights, 2x6 construction. 14 14 Pass 34 ruff a diamond back to his band, and DOWN 2|30AM CD News/Weather for declarer to come to U tricks. .. Health Care Services Inc. will be Only 24 units on a 7 acre park like setting. Pass 54 Pass Pass then ruff his small heart in dummy. [CNN ] Sports Latenight held at Village Pharmacy from 1 to 1 Egyptian deity Pass That wouldn’t work if West held few­ 2 p.m. on April 16. There will be NEW 2 h AM ILY, 1300 sq. ft., 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, garages, eat-in 2 Cleo's maid [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'Thn Amityville Horror' er than three hearts. South decided Fairy tale for grownups: Unce upon another blood pressure clinic 6n kitchen, baseboard heat, central location. Starting at $138,000. 3 ____ terrier 2:45 AM IHBO] MOVIE: American Opening lead: BK finally that with nine cards in dia­ (01985 by NEA. Inc H o t W ax' a time the stuff in the can lookeifM May 7 at Coventry Pharmacy. monds and clubs, West did not have good as the picture on the label. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 12. 1985 Shuttle takes off O bituaries a m. at the Rose Hill Funeral / W eekend Agnes M. Garbugllo Home, 580 Elm SL, Rocky Hijl; FOCUS after short delay Agnes M. Garbuglio, 76, of Burial will be in Rose Hill’ Sycamore Lane, died Wednesday Memorial Park, Rocky Hill, with Continued from paitr 1 should they have to perform this at her home. She was the widow of military honors. Calling hours are emergency landing procedure, the Albert Garbuglio Sr. Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 Bobko reported watching the shut­ return to launch site abort, ” said Born in New Rochelle, N.Y., on p.m. tle’s external fuel lank tumble into launch control spokesman Mark Oct. 30, 1908, she had been a the atmosphere over the Pacific Hess. W I resident of Manchester for the past Curtis Frank Lawrence Ocean. Today also marks the arrival of 10 years. Curtis Frank Lawrence of Wa* ”We can see the orange tank." the new shuttle Atlantis, if the She is survived by a son, Albert shington, D C., died Tuesday after he said. "We can see it spinning. weather cooperates. Atlantis, Garbuglio Jr. of Coventry; a a long illness. He was the son of Ted It's quite an impressive sight It's scheduled for its first flight in daughter, Gloria Colombo of Ar- and Irma Lawrence of Arcadia,’ pretty black on one side and ol September, completes NASA’s monk, N.Y.; two brothers and two Fla., former Manchester- course orange on the other. " four-shuttle fleet. sisters in New York; four grand­ Kathleen Garn. the senator's Discovery’s astronauts planned children; and three great­ He was born Dec. 30, 1953, and; wife, watched the blastoff with her to launch the first satellite, owned grandchildren. graduated from Manchester High- children at the Kennedy Space by Telesat Canaria, late today. The The funeral will be Saturday at School in 1973, He was active in the- Center. second relay station, which will be St Joseph Church, New Rochelle. Manchester Salvation Army as a ; "I’m sure (Garn) had butterflies leased by Ihe Navy, is set for Burial will be at Beachwood musician. * but I'm sure he was exuberant and launch Saturday from the shuttle's Cemetery, New Rochelle. Holmes He earned a B.S. degree at- excited. " she said "I was excited, open payload bay Funeral Home, 400 Main St , was in Southern Connecticut State Uni-’; the kids were excited The kids Because of a series of technical charge of local arrangements. versity and did graduate work in_ screamed, I cried 1 ve seen it on problems and an accident that Memorial donations may be geography at the State University- TV and’ 1 warned the kids they damaged Discovery’s left payload made to the American Heart of New York at Binghamton. From; would see a lot of flame. It’s a little bay door last month. Discovery’s Association. 1981 to 1982 he was a volunteer with; frightening." mission marks only the second the Peace Corps, teaching survey-- 'iX». .Y . Gam's daughter. Ellen, des­ flight this year in what had been ing at a provincial mining college"■ I: billed as a launch-a-month Ronald Miller cribed the liftoff as a "pretty in northern Liberia. After his* emotional experience." schedule. Ronald Miller, 43, husband of To put the program back on return from Africa, he worked asa- Forty-five seconds after blas­ Sharon (Abel) Miller, ol Newing­ paralegal with the law firm of; toff, Discovery disappeared into a track. NASA plans to launch the ton, died today at Hartford Hospi­ thick layer of clouds that obscured shuttle Challenger on a Spacelab tal He was the brother of Joseph Haley, Bader & Potts in Washing-; ton, D C. even the brilliant flame of Ihe mission just 12 days after Discov * -j!*. R. Miller of Manchester, and the ship's twin solid rocket boosters as ery ’s planned landing Wednesday son of Irving and Mildred (Werni- He also is survived by twoj Ihe spaceship climbed into space Challenger is scheduled to be r . i.-- koff) Miller of Manchester. brothers, Earle Lawrence of Ar­ "The spaceship Discovery is hauled out to the launch pad early He was the president of Miller lington, Va., and Ted Lawrence of> now in orbit for the fourth lime. " Monday. Recycling Corp., Hartford, and Bayport, Minn.; a sister, Lynne . said John Lawrence at 9:09 a m Garn will serve as a congres­ ¥ Lawrence Devine of , ; vice president of the Rockville Pa.; his maternal grandmother, when the shuttle achieved its sional observer during Discov­ 4 . Scrap Co. preliminary orbit. ery’s mission. The Republican He also is survived by a son and a Maude Skates of Arcadia; two The apparently flawless blastoff lawmaker also will conduct a daughter, Randy Miller and Stacie nephews and a niece. was a relief to the space agency, variety of medical experiments to Miller, both at home. A memorial service will be at 11 which has been struggling to probe the causes of space sickness, 'Si I” The funeral will be Sunday at a.m. Saturday at the Universalist return to a launch-a-month pace but critics have called the flight 10:45 a.m. in the chapel of the National Memorial Church, 1810 ; after weeks of delays. "the ultimate junket. ” a charge Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Farming- 126th St. NW, Washington, D.C. "We hope you have a super Garn angrily denies. ton Ave., Hartford. Burial will be Donations may be made to the mission and hope you bring Dis­ Walker, who is not a professional in Congregation B’nai Sholom Curtis F. Lawrence Memorial ’, covery back to the cape next astronaut, will be making his Cemetery. Wethersfield. Memor­ Fund of the St. Francis Center, ; week," launch director Robert second space flight to operate a ial week will be observed at his 1768 Church St. NW, Washington, Sieck told the crew. "You deserve machine his company hopes will home. D C. 20036. By Nancy Pappas a good one. ” lead to a new life-saving drug. Memorial donations may be Herald Reporter "Thanks a lot. Bob. We certainly A small leak developed in the made to a charity of the donor’s Implant spurs appreciate it, ” Bobko replied. machine Thursday, raising fears choice. Henry Savin of New London docNii I mind ndini The countdown proceeded Walker might be removed from the ethical debate that he’s a show-off. He has more Ihiili Ml kUe* i smoothly throughout the night and crew But the seepage was traced personal collection, and he loves showiiig Ihem > the only major concern was to a loose gasket iiround an Vincent Singarella STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) — other kite enthusiasts — or any llllle ilillilien 1 n* I whether thick cloud cover would electrical unit and the trouble Vicent Singarella. 62, of East The world’s fourth artificial heart” show an interest. reduce visibility if the shuttle was appeared to be repaired. Hartford, died Thursday at Hart­ recipient sat up in his hospital bed Savin is this year's experl-iii resldem e liii Ihe forced to return to the Florida Late in the day, slight seepage ford Hospital. He was the husband as experts debated whether the> Children’s Museum and Ihe Siiviiigk Hum spaceport in an emergency. again was detected, but NASA of Marilyn (House) Cohan Singa­ absence of a human heart in his” Manchester’s “Come Fly a Kile’ weekend "The concern at this point is not officials said the leak rate was Herald photo by Tarqumio rella and was the brother of Alfred chest means he is technically dead ■■ On Saturday afternoon, he will hring Mini his ki so much with the launch but the acceptable and the machine was Singarella of Manchester. under Swedish law. Wickham Park, where he will keep them *m visibility that the crew would have cleared for flight V/hat an elevator He taught automotive instruc­ Calling the debate “bureau­ overhead while he lectures on trick and et ei >da, tion at several area technical high cratic thinking," his physician. Dr, flying. Look for him to the loll ol Ihe main A worker from Dunn brothers Inc. of South Windsor rides schools including Howell Cheney Bjarne H. Semb, declared the^ entrance, as you enter the park a crane over the debris Thursday as the former Pinehurst Regional Vocational Technical heart implant patient “more alivet Savin, who owns Savin Bus Co in New I nii" Navy says damage School. than many people.” ’1 one of a growing number ol people In high iiit grocery store on Main Street is demolished. The building He also is survived by three sons, The patient — 52-year-old Swed­ jobs who use "kite therapy " as a means nrrelasi was torn down to make way for a parking lot. Thomas Singarella of Memphis, ish businessman Leif Stenberg — "It’s a terrific hobby, to gel your mind nil ■ to carrier ‘significant’ Tenn., Vincent Singarella Jr. of was making speedy progress things," Savin said. Middletown, and Michael Singa­ Thursday after receiving a U.S.- At Saturday’s free demo from 110.1 p ni he s NORFOLK. Va. (UPI) - The The Coral Sea, a 38-year-old rella of Middletown: one daughter. made artificial heart Sunday a t to fly a box kite that’s 6 feel tall, a daneing kile aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea oil-burning carrier that had re­ Drug charges filed Nancy J. Singarella of New Bri­ Stockholm’s Karolinska Hospital, up of nine diamonds on one string). and a i nni collided with an Ecuadorean cently been overhauled, and the tain; three other brothers, Frank his doctors said. , / '1'., t very long sky serpants. tanker Thursday night near Guan­ Napo were able to steam toward Singarella of East Hartford, Ru­ Stenberg, charged with tax- He’ll tether them for a while keeping lliein i A 24-year-old Foster Street man A Spencer Street resident was dolph Singarella in Arizona and evasion and facing up to six years; while he answers audience queslliiiis Me > tanamo Bay, Cuba, and suffered Guantanamo Bay after the acci­ charged with being a fugitive from "significant” damage, the Navy dent. the Navy said was arrested Thursday night on Salvatore Singarella of Southing­ in prison if he is ever tried and; willing to give advice to those who ehnnse In ' drug charges after a search of his justice Wednesday after the car he ton: two sisters. Josephine Mau- convicted, is expected to be- said today. No injuries were The Napo limped into the Guan­ was in was stopped on a possible kites with them on Saturday reported. tanamo Bay harbor at 8:05 a m. home, police said today. lucci of West Hartford and Joann removed from the stationary com-’ But the real chance for local laleni In shini Peter Drow n of 94 Foster St. was motor vehicle violation, police Downey of Glastonbury; and four pressor that pumps air into his The collision occurred at 7:48 today while the Coral Sea operated said. Sunday, at the fourth annual SUM Lull Kile i ' p.m. EST while the Norfolk-based just off the coast. Smith said. charged with possession of mari­ grandchildren. mechanical heart and attached to- also at Wickham Park. That’s when penpl juana with intent to sell, possession Details of the case were The funeral will be Monday at 11 a portable drive unit. carrier conducted flight opera­ unavailable. combine the advice they gel from Savin an K iln tions about 45 mites southeast of Damage to the Napo was of cocaine, operating a drug and the kites they’ve made at home m ai Ha I "known to include a hole in her bow factory, and possession of drug While investigating a motor Cuba, said Navy spokesman Lt vehicle violation, police said they workshops last weekend Cmdr. Dale Smith. Weather condi­ above the water line and some paraphernalia. THANKSGIVING From 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, youngslers nl al damge to her superstructure," found a record of an outstanding tions were reported to be good. Police said a search warrant was warrant for Larry J. Corbitt, 24, of can compete for 20 prize kites purchased I. None of the Coral Sea’s 4,500 Smith said. NOVENA TO ST. JUDE NOVENA well-known kite design group. ’’Go Fly a Kn He said damage to the Coral Sea obtained after a narcotics investi­ 50M Spencer St., from New York crew members were hurt. Smith gation which began last month led City police. Haddam. said. The number of crew bow area was "significant, with 0 My St M, tpotliiN intyni (lat ■ Prizes will be awarded for children in h-a significant damage reported to to information that Drown was A small amount of suspected May the Sacred Heart of members aboard the tanker Napo selling drugs from his home. marijuana was also found in the nrtii ndi ii lirKltt H« kjcia •( (nii Herald photos by Pinto groups, in the following five eulegaries was unknown, but there were no some communications and radar Ckiut fittfil litimiM il ill wki imti yw Jesus be adored, praised, homemade; highest flying, most aeraliaiii equipment located in that area.” The amount of suspected mari­ car in which Corbitt was riding, Kite enthusiasts gather at Wickham Above, Barry Chambers and his 11- injuries, the Navy said. juana and suspected cocaine disco­ police said. But no drug charges ipnl MliMP « twif Mid. liiNikm honored, glorified and unusual; and most colorful. A helicopter had just landed on The vessel’s starboard side also vered were small, police said, but Park. In top photo, twin kites fly in year-old son Chris attempt to launch a The judges for this contest will In' Hill Jie sustained some damage. were filed at the time of arrest, ncNisi fm Ih til Aftt il IT Iwrt lid INB- loved throughout the the carrier’s deck and 11 other they did not specify the exact police said. klybi|ti«lHCidkii|imticipiitiimi world, now and forever, formation. In middle photo, Ruth 55-foot streamer kite. On Sunday, there president of SBM, and Mike and AIIm'i Iu P.m aircraft were in the air when the Smith said visibility at the time amount. Bolton, enthusiasts who fly kites every weeken.' Corbitt was held in a cell at Il caa ti If uiitiKi Wy ■ It ly pnait amen. Sacred Heartof Je­ McElreavy helps launch a dual kite. will be a kite contest at the park. accident occurred. of the mishap was seven miles and Drown was processed and re­ Manchester police headquarters lid rpit yditia. Ii ntn I piana ti wta Good Friday through Thanksgiving The airborne craft were diverted seas were live feet. leased on a non-surety bond for awaiting extradition by New York sus, pray for us. St. Jude, to the L'.S. military base at The Coral Sea completed a yai BM kam ad Ota ya ti h imkid. court appearance April 17. police. Siy Ikra "Da fitlwi. Ikia Hid May ad helper of the hopeless, Guantanamo Bay without inci­ major 16-month overhaul on Jan. pray for us. Repeat nine It’s race’s 9th year dent, None ol the aircraft were 29 at Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Ban" PiMiatia ant ki ptanad. St lidt damaged, the Navy said. Portsmouth pny la II ad iH ah aati yai ad. dan times a day for nine days, Tirozzi stresses impact Ilh ami In am kai kaai ti lid. I kin and publish. Prayer will kh ay laait patid. be answered. „ „ , Continued from page I Tirozzi said that if the state’s Race the Hock — or gawk — Sum Zinsser, colleague seek school system were graded, he M.M.A. education would give it a 3.0 grade average. "Unless we have high quality Bv Kathy Garmus ing areas Sunday will be near The areas near New State Road along Burnside Avenue in East fliil In He called Manchester’s schools Herald Reporter where the river crosses New State and Adams Street are accessible Hartford. miivliig > teachers, educational reform will "outstanding.” tax cut on natural gas not work," Tirozzi said. Road and Adams Street. Watkins by marked hiking trails that run The fee for entering the race lx $8 nl kin* Despite the discouraging statis­ INCREDIBLE SAVINGS For the ninth year in a row, the said. The two areas contain a lot of along the river, Watkins said. per person and registration! will By Mark A. Dupuis He also said there will be a need tics in the state, Tirozzi said, "We Hockanum River Sunday will lure rocks that will provide technical Other areas that should provide be taken from 8 to 9; 30 a.m on the t'ltniiei' United Press International lor one million more teachers in have to be optimistic about the TROY'S dozens of canoeists — from the challenges for the paddlers. he good views of the race include day of the race. dlllFirii future." recreational to serious racers — said. below the Union Pond dam, off The canoes are launched aboiil niiikt' up HARTFORD — The chairmen of the nation over the next 10 years, but that only five percent of the "I believe our platform is at least hoping to make the best time on a But, he said, "Nothing’s going to West Middle Turnpike by the 30 seconds to one minute uparl, mi ol i oiiiir the Legislature’s energy commit­ on target to raise the standards," I students in colleges are enrolled in I 6.2-mile course. compare with the rapids." Howell Cheney Regional Voca­ no matter what area a Rpccltilor Ihe xlfek tee endorsed a tax cut on natural teacher preparation courses. he said. "The public wants it and 4 tional Technical School and where stakes out, he or she can expect to rueina > gas as an alternative to a wider the public demands it." TREE SERVICE I While a low water level north of THE SWIFT RAPIDS behind North Main Street crosses the see "at least a one-hour parade ol iiiixiolii) utility tax cut proposed by Gov. In conjunction with raising the Union Pond has made the Oakland Economy Electric Co. on Oakland river, he said. canoes" passing at the rate ol canoe* William A. O’Neill. pay for teachers. Tirozzi has 25% Off Regular Price of Street rapids impassable, several Street have usually provided the about one a minute. Walkini luld Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- helped implement stiffer stand­ other areas along the course most thrills for spectators and the The main challenge (or cunoolit* W ATH Manchester. and Rep. David And­ ards for admitting teachers to NOTICE!! i should provide a good test of the most headaches for canoeists. THE RACE IS scheduled to is to "read the water ahead ol aeparale erson. R-Norwich, said Thursday college preparation programs and On April 8,1965 you could have All Tree Work canoeists’ skills, said Lee Watkins, Barring a substantial rain before begin at 9:30 a.m. near the Steak them" to find the deepest and eiire rare that their plan would make gas for certification. He also is promot­ SOLD Carson City SILVER coordinator of the Hockanum Sunday, racers will have to walk Club Restaurant at the swiftest passage, he said. lalhai ai prices more competitive with DOLLARS, in government ing legislation to provide stricter Special Consideration for Elderly and Handicapped River Canoe Race. their canoes around the rapids this Manchesler-Vemon town line. The "Those who miscaleululv will While imported oil and help attract requirements for teachers to main­ packages, lor up to $175 or Probably the two most challeng­ year, Watkins said. course ends 6.2 miles downstream wind up aground," he said. allrael ii industry to Connecticut. tain their certification. more. Or U.S. GOLD COINS for The bill would change the Tirozzi said it is becoming up to $600 or more. Or most current 5 percent gross profits tax GOLD and SILVER Items or DAVID r harder to attain support for COINS lor a fair price at: C O - e c o This coupon ' ! on natural gas to a 3 percent excise education because three out of four "M y . 2 tax, saving gas users about $6 CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN D O « l " 0 * n I expires 4/30 J households in the state have no 805 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER million a year, Zinsser said. children in the schools. He said the Zinsser said he planned to seek FOR CURRENT PRICES AND state has an older population than , INFORMATION CALL 64>-«295 support lor the bill from the others — second only to Florida. S S ESTABLISHED 1 8 8 2 Legislature’s Republican majority as an alternative to the O’Neill’s The map at right shows the course of the utility tax cut proposal. CARL A. ZINSSER SWARMING race. The race starts in Manchester near The Democratic governor last . . . chairman pushes cut Something Different...... Wish Someone A the Vernon town line alongside the week proposed reducing the tux on Steak Club, just south of Vernon Circle New State Rd. residential utility bills, with the Happy Birthday TERMITES exception of cable television and Since it would apply to all users, ASK FOR A COMPLETE Shopping Center on Route 83. Route 83 telephone bills, from 5 percent to 4 he said the natural gas tax cut also With A Herald Happy Heart runs through Manchester but is most North Main St percent. could help attract industry to the HOME INSPECTION-NOWI easily reached by exiting off Route 86 at state since it would lower energy , ^ Act quickly; avoid additional damage. Bliss The governor’s proposal would exit 95, at which point one is one mile save residential users about $14 costs. ' - ^ ' termite experts— plus our technical staff— provide million a year and was included in Zinsser and Anderson also said over a century of trained experience. They’ll check your entire house and north of the starting point. Canoes will a $37 6 million package of tax cuts at a news conference that they are help you avoid additional problems. 5 vear guarantee Included. finish the race at the rear of the Powder for the fiscal year beginning July 1. supporting another bill that would Mill Shopping Center near the Man­ The bill approved by the Energy require utilities to detail taxe.s PHONE; and Public Utilities Committee collected from customers. Only chester and East Hartford town line off 3 and being pushed by Zinsser and The 5 percent gross receipts tax $ 649-9240 Burnside Avenue, which is Route 44. Anderson would apply only to gas is now pas.sed onto consumers, but 6.00 Exit 92 off Route 86 leads directly onto bills but would cover all custo­ IS not listed on bills, prompting Route 44 and a one-mile ride west puts criticism that it is a "hidden tax." mers, not only residential users. you at the finish of the race. Zinsser said the proposal would Zinsser said a bill approved by C a ll.... BUSS West Clr, SI. make natural gas prices more the energy committee would re­ TERMITE CONTROL competitive with oil, helping to quire a separate line on bills listing 643-2711 reduce reliance on imported oil. how much tax was paid. THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. MANCHESTER HKKALD. Fri(kiv. Amil 12. 1985 - 11 FOCUS/ Weekend ’|i^

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Henry Savin of New London doesn't mind admitting that he's a show-off. He has more than 50 kites in his personal collection, and he loves showing them off to other kite enthusiasts — or any little children who show an interest. Savin is this year’s expert-in-residence for the Lutz Children's Museum and the Savings Bank of Manchester's "Come Fly a Kite " weekend. On Saturday afternoon, he will bring 10 of his kites to Wickham Park, where he will keep them soaring overhead while he lectures on trick and everyday kite flying. Look for him to the left of the main stone J l k g .C ■ entrance, as you enter the park. Savin, who owns Savin Bus Co in New London, is one of a growing number of people in high-pressure jobs who use "kite therapy ” as a means of relaxation. "It's a terrific hobby, to get your mind off other things.” Savin said. At Saturday's free demo from 1 to 3 p.m.. he's going to By a box kite that's 6 feet tall, a dancing kite (made ,x up of nine diamonds on one string), and a couple of very long sky serpants. .Jle'll tether them for a while, keeping them flying while he answers audience questions. He's also willing to give advice to those who choose to bring kites with them on Saturday. But the real chance for local talent to shine is on Sunday, at the fourth annual SBM-Lutz Kite Contest, also at Wickham Park. That's when people can combine the advice they get from Savin on Saturday, and the kites they've made at home or at the Lutz workshops last weekend. From 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, youngsters of all ages can compete for 20 prize kites purchased from a well-known kite design group. "G o Fly a Kite.” in # l Haddam. It's possible to register for this contest at the park on j& k Prizes will be awarded for children in four age Sunday. But if you stop by the museum on Saturday to register, you will get a free admission pass to Herald photos by Pinto groups, in the following five categories: best homemade; highest flying; most acrobatic; most Wickham Park, a free paper kite, and a “ Go Fly a Kite enthusiasts gather at Wickham Above, Barry Chambers and his 11- unusual; and most colorful. Kite” button. year-old son Chris attempt to launch a The judges for this contest will be Bill Johnson, If the weather is poor, the Savin demonstration will Park. In top photo, twin kites fly in president of SBM, and Mike and Alberta Parsons of be canceled. If it rains on Sunday, the contest will be formation. In middle photo, Ruth 55-foot streamer kite. On Sunday, there Bolton, enthusiast? who fly kites every weekend from postponed until April 21. If the weather seems McElreavy helps launch a dual kite. will be a kite contest at the park. Good Friday through Thanksgiving. dubious, call the museum at 643-0949. It’s race’s 9th year Race the Hock — or gawk — Sunday is the day along Burnside Avenue in East But because the river is not from year-to-year. Watkins saftl By Kathy Garmus ing areas Sunday will be near The areas near New State Road good weather usually brings out a and Adams Street are accessible Hartford. moving very swiftly this year. Herald Reporter where the river crosses New State Watkins said he expects few good showing of amateurs. About Road and Adams Street, Watkins by marked hiking trails that run The fee for entering the race is $5 per person and registrations will canoeists to swamp their boats. 25 people have already registered For the ninth year in a row. the said. The two areas contain a lot of along the river, Watkins said. be taken from 8 to 9:30 a m. on the Canoeists will be grouped into 12 for the race and at least another 60 Hockanum River Sunday will lure rocks that will provide technical Other areas that should provide arc expected to register by race day of the race. different classes, depending on the dozens of canoeists — from the challenges for the paddlers, he good views of the race include The canoes are launched about make-up of the teams and the type time, he said. recreational to serious racers — said. below the Union Pond dam. off 30 seconds to one minute apart, so of canoes. The canoes range from hoping to make the best time on a But, he said. "Nothing’s going to West Middle Turnpike by the Computation of this year’s race no matter what area a spectator the sleek, ultralight canoes of the 6.2-mile course. compare with the rapids.” Howell Cheney Regional Voca­ results will be aided by computer stakes out, he or she can expect to racing classes that are highly tional Technical School and where in what Watkins said is a first for see "a t least a one-hour parade of unstable to heavy aluminum While a low water level north of THE SW IFT RAPIDS behind North Main Street crosses the Connecticut canoe racing. Prizes canoes” passing at the rate of canoes. Union Pond has made the Oakland Economy Electric Co. on Oakland river, he said. will be awarded for the first three about one a minute, Watkins said. Street rapids impassable, several Street have usually provided the places in each of the classes. The main challenge for canoeists WATKINS SAID canoeists are other areas along the course most thrills for spectators and the separated by class "so the hard­ Combined awards will also be THE RACE IS scheduled to is to "read the water ahead of should provide a good test of the most headaches for canoeists. core racers aren’t in there with the given for teams that entered both Barring a substantial rain before begin at 9:30 a.m. near the Steak them” to find the deepest and canoeists’ skills, said Lee Watkins, father and his 10-year-old son. ” the Hockanum race and the Club Restaurant at the swiftest passage, he said. coordinator of the Hockanum Sunday, racers will have to walk While the race has tended to Willimantic River R a ce on their canoes around the rapids this Manchester-Vemon town line. The "Those who miscalculate will River Canoe Race. attract many of the same canoeists Saturday. Probably the two most challeng­ year, Watkins said. course ends 6.2 miles downstream wind up aground," he said.

The map at right shows the course of the race. The race starts in Manchester near the Vernon town line alongside the Steak Ciub, just south of Vernon Circle Shopping Center on Route 83. Route 83 runs through Manchester but is most easily reached by exiting off Route 86 at exit 95, at which point one is one mile north of the starting point. Canoes will finish the race at the rear of the Powder Mill Shopping Center near the Man­ chester and East Hartford town line off Burnside Avenue, which is Route 44. Exit 92 off Route 86 leads directly onto Route 44 and a one-mile ride west puts you at the finish of the race. MANCHESTER HKRALD, Friduy, April 12, 1985 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridiiv. April 12. 1985 W eekenders A dvice Felt expert at Atheneum Sail with these pirates Couple says their in-laws Dr. Michiii‘1 Gervcrs of the University of Toronto The pirates of Penzance were a band of most will speak on mosaic inlay anti applique Sunday at 3 unsuccessful thieves, granting mercy to anyone who p.ni. in the Avery Theater of the Wadsworth was — or claimed to be — impoverished or orphaned. Atheneum. 600 Main St., Hartford. But "The Pirates of Penzance " is a most successful The lecture, which wilt be sponsored by the Costume show - probably the most popular operettii ever best enjoyed at a distance and Textile Society of the Atheneum, will be free to written by that Victorian duo, Gilbert and Sullivan society members. Tickets are $5 for museum The Manche-ster Gilbert & Sullivan Players will DEAR ABBY; Concerning whowho blame blame their their daughU daughters-in-law members and $10 for non members. present their production of "Pirates" at Manchestci "HI • i _ eartbroken t ,rv I. r>Parents,______" who 1 1 ______f/$r for “utiitBlino" "stealing" ihAir their S son from High School, beginning tonight at 8. Other performan­ blame their daughter-in-law for them? ces are Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m , and April "stealing" their son from them, D ear I'm a daughter-in-law, too, and if 19 and 20 at 8 p.m. Tickets are available at the door, thank you, Abby, for saying the it weren't for me, my in-laws would Artist’s reception Sunday and will cost $7 for adults, $4 for children or senior see a lot less of their son. 'i daughter-in-law may have influ­ Abby citizens. enced her husband, but the final I'm the one who reminds my There will be a reception for watercolorist Walter husban'. ,o call his mother. I'm the Miller Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Manche.ster choice was their son's. Abigail We live only a few hours from my Van Buren one wito keeps track of the Chamber of Commerce. 20 Hartford Road. The Musicians band together birthdays in his family. I'm thcone exhibit isopen Monday through k’riday from 9a.m to in-laws, but we visit less and less as each year passes. I would enjoy a who writes the letters, buys the p.m until the end of May at the Chamber. The second annual All-Star Band Concert of EuUire cards and gifts for Mother’s Day Musicians will be held Saturday at 2 p ni in the St nice relaxing visit at their home, but it never happens. Please let me and Father's Day, and puts the pen Paul High School auditorium in Bristol. boot4 camp. in their son's hand to get him to speak to them through you, Abby: The 75-member band is made up of students from YOUR "THIBIVING" sign the card. And I'll bet I'm not Go fly a kite! more than 70 parochial schools in the Hartfoid You turn every visit into a golden DAUGHTER-IN LAW opportunity to impose your reli­ all that unusual. It's the. Lutz Children s Museum s annual kite Archdioce.se This concert is free and open to the No name or town, please. My gious and political beliefs on us. DEAR Dl-I.: Read on; weekend, and this year the events will take place on public. They’re not "discussions," they're mother-in-law thinks her son is the slope of Wickham Park. On Saturday at 1 p.m . lectures on why your beliefs are perfect. Henry Savin, a kite enthusiast from New London, will DEAR ABBY: This is for ANONYMOUS WIB'E Relief from innocence right and ours are wrung. "H eartbroken P aren ts," who demonstrate trick kite flying Your son and 1 are forced to Herald photo by Pinto On Sundiiy. from 2 to 4 p.m , a kite flying conte.st "The Country Wife, " an English Restoration blamed their daughter-in-law be­ DEAR ABBY: In one of your watch the painfully obvious favor­ cause they no longer "had" a son. recent columns, you advised a lady co-sponsored by the Savings Bank of Manchester will comedy by William Wycherley, opens tonight at itism you show toward your other be held. Although registration will be taken at the Hole-in-the-Wall Theater. 36 North St., New Britain It is a quote from "The to check with her neighbors before Ready for tag sale and Vermont Auction aids dancers grandchildren who live in your Prophet," by Kahil Gibran: "Your making wind chimes out of old park on Sunday, those who pre-register at the The play, which is subtitled "The Relief of 17th town and therefore sec you more museum on Saturday will receive a free paper kite, a Century Innocence. " tells the ribald tale of Harry children are not your children. keys. John Cullina, left, and John Skelley work at the Manchester Workshop on Eubaldo Torres, left, holds a picture often. They are the sons and daughters of Well, I have a comment to make button which says "Go Ely a Kite " and a free pass to Horner, who devises a plot to carry on romances w ith We are subjected to your entire ready items for a tag sale to be held Hollister Street. Residents of the home the park several "respectable" London matrons, all at the while her daughter, Natalia, holds a life's longing for itself. And though on that subject. When my neigh­ TROUT schedule of television programs they are with you. yet they belong bors come to me and ask if 1 object Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at their are having the sale to raise money for a The Saturday demonstration will be canceled if the same time. ballerina doll. Both items will be because you think yours are the weather turns b;id. The Sunday contest will be The first English comedy to feature actresses not to you. You may house their to their cats digging in my flower group home, 201 E. Center St. They summer trip to Vermont. Photo by Becker auctioned at the 13th annual Performing only appropriate choices. bodies, but not their souls, for their beds, waking me up in tbe middle postponed one week in ease of rain where appropriate, rather than male actors in We, who are health-minded women's clothing, this play was first presented in Arts Auction tonight and Saturday. The souls dwell in the house of of the night fighting on top of my non-smokers, are subjected to a tomorrow, which you cannot visit house and under my windows, and No fish tall... 1676. The "country wife " in the title is Margery auction will start both evenings at 7:30 thick cloud of cigarette smoke Pinchwife, who arrives in London with a jealous — p.m. at the Albano Performing Arts even in your dreams ' walking all over my cars, leaving Paul Cardinal, left, of Butterball Trout during the entire visit. MRS C , their dirty pawprints — then I will Topless A wild and funny group and much older — husband. Center, 15 Girard Ave., Hartford. Torres GRAND OPENING Hatchery, and Mitchell Dul display Admission is by donation Reservations are In short, instead of making us LAGUNA, CALIF. ask them if they object to my wind 's a member of Parents and Friends cbimes, some of the trout which young A student improvisational revue, including available for the performances, which are Fridays feel as though you enjoy our comedy, music and dramatic skits, will be presented and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m., by calling 223-9500 Auxiliary of the Albano Co. and Natalia company, we leave with the feeling DEAR ABBY: May I say a word DISGUSTED fisherman will try to catch Saturday at about the "Heartbroken Parents " IN WHITTIER, CALIF. jogger SALE of tonight and Saturday in the main auditorium, 60 is a member of the Albano Youth Ballet. that we have spent the weekend at the Lions Club's annual fishing derby at Bidwell St., Manchester Community College. A complete dinner will be served at 6 Salter’s Pond. All Manchester children Directed by emeritus faculty member Richard It’s the cat’s meow ages 14 and under can compete in the Dana of Manchester, this show begins at 8 p.m. p.m. both evenings. Tickets for the miffed The cast includes Robert Eckert. Tom Ozimek. The Charter Oak Feline Fanciers are holding a cat dinner and auction are $6.50. Tickets for Substitues may contain salt derby, which runs from 7 a.m. to noon. Denise Labontc, David Litrico and Glenn Packman of show at Northwest Catholic High School. 29 the auction only are $2 each. For WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. movics Manchester. Tickets cost $3.50 general admission, Wampanoag Drive, West Hartford, from 10 a m. Jo 6 DEAR DR. LAMB — My wife and I ing on my side helps, but the saliva $2 50 for students, faculty and senior citizens The p.m. Saturday. Admission is $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for reservations, call 232-8898. are 70 and 68. We would like to cut runs from my mouth (UPl) — A woman fined $200 for jogging topless through a state YOUR HOME Antiques show at Armory tickets will be sold at the door. children or senior citizens. All proceeds go to the down on our salt intake but don't I have gone to an internist and two Connecticut Animal Shelter know what kind of salt substitute to Your ear, nose and throat specialists, and park three years ago will appeal to VIDEO STORE The Connecticut Spring Antiques Show at the State use. We have used Low Salt, Lite Salt all seem mystified What help can you the state’s highest court more Armory, Capitol Avenue at Broad Street in Hartford, Step into an Arabian night Skitch is a sketch and No Salt, but still don't know H ealth is a group of 90 dealers showing some of the finest suggest’’ Belinda McGuire of West Palm A trip to Scotland which is the best. Lawrence collectibles on tbe East Coast. It is open tonight until Have you ever tasted halvah? It's a candy made Skitch Henderson, one of the most widely known DEAR READER — Salt is sodium DEAR READER — It sounds as if Beach, was 28 when arrested in • 'h PRICE ON MEMBERSHIP CLUB 10, Saturday from 1 to 10 p m and Sunday from 1 to 6 from ground sesame seeds How about kibbe"’ That's From the skirling of bagpipes to the inky waters musicians in America today, will appear with his chloride, and many salt substitutes Lamb, M.D. you have a diverticulum of the eso­ 1982 for jogging in only her shorts RATES! p.m. Admission is $4.50 per person a delicious meatloaf prepared from ground lamb and where the Lpeh Ness monster is said to lurk, group, the New York Pops, at Jorgensen Auditao- are made of potassium chloride. Lite phagus — a pocket of the esophagus at MacArthur State Park near GRAND OPENINQI pine nuts. Salt is about half sodium chloride and • FREE T-Shirts With a Lifetime cinematographer Sherilyn Mentes has been there. rium. University of Connecticut, on Saturday at 8 p.m. that collects food and causes difficul­ Singer Island, in violation of state ] SPECIAL! Membership or VCR Purchase. You can taste these and other .Arabic delicacies at She will show her travelogue film tonight and Tickets cost $10 to $6. for seats which are around half potassium chloride. If one is on a ties in swallowing These occur most park dress code regulations. 8 • HOUR Hear flute, piano, Sunday I VIDEOCASSEHEI Manchester Community College's first Arabian Saturday at 8 p.m., and Sunday at 2 and 5 p.m at tables, where snacks and drinks are served. sodium-restricted diet, it is important frequently in individuals in your age • Win a FREE TV - Register at our store Night. In addition, there will be Arabic music, belly Bushnell Memorial Hall. Hartford. Discounts are available for UConn students and to know that Lite Salt does contain stamped, self-addressed envelope for group and are bothersome, but not When she first appealed to the RECORDER Brian I.ee . flutist, and Dtivid Ponder, pianist, will it to me in care of this newspaper, ONLY during grand opening period and you may have a recital Sunday ;it 4 p.m at St. Marys dancers and lots more. The Arabian party will be Her work shows the haunting atmosphere of bleak senior citizens. Call 486-4226. sodium and can provide more sodium dangerous. 4th District Court of Appeal, it said win a 12" black & white TV. No purchase Saturday from 7 to 11 p.m. in the Lowe Program than a sodium-restricted diet allows. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, Episcopal Church, 41 Park St The recital is free ;ind moors, and the lively colors of the Lord Mayor's I do not know what kind of tests she was not entitled to a new ^2991 necessary Center It is co-sponsored by the International Student However, it may be a good substitute New York, NY 10019. hearing. But Wednesday, in a the public is invited processions in Glasgow. for those who just want to cut down DEAR DR. LAMB - I am 70. you have had, but you should have a WHEN YOU Association of MCC. the Cultural Program Commit­ Mentes has beren honored by her colleagues as the JOIN OUR ‘Damn Yankees’ at tiling on their sodium intake. active and in good health, except for barium X-ray of your esophagus. If no ruling written by the only female STORE HOURS: Mon.-FrI. 10-8; tee of MCC. and the Middle Eastern Club of Trinity- only woman ever elected to serve both as president of judge in the district, the court MOVIE CUI8 Werner recital is tonight College Admission is $3 per person. No Salt is made from potassium an embarrassing and bothersome cause is found, you should have an UFETIM E Sat. 9-8; Sun. 2-5 INTRAFILM, and president of the International llling Junior High School will present "Damn chloride and other potassium salts. It problem. When I eat. food particles endoscopy, in which a tube with a changed its mind. MEHIENIHIR Motion Picture and Lecturers Association. Her film Yankees," tonight and Saturday at the school Students of Werner Piano. Organ and Vocal Studio does not contain sodium, and thus can catch in my esophagus and I have to light on it is inserted in the esophagus ★ PLUS ★ I BURR CORNER and lecture costs $4.75 or $3 per seat. For cafetoria Tickets are $2.50 for adults and $2 for be used as a salt substitute for people cough. For hours after eating. I am to locate obstructions, pockets or Judge Rosemary Barkett said will present a reeittil tonight at 7:30 ;it Emanuel students. the park dress code was barely 11 (CALDOR) SHOPPING PLAZA Luthenin Church, Cluirch Street The event isopen to reservations, call '246-6807 ' on sodium-restricted diets. bothered by thick mucus in my other problems This direct look at 1139 Tolland Tnpk., Manchester the public. Harpist plays at church A word of caution is in order: Some throat, which won't go down when I the area often resolves many ques­ adequate. FREE tions. Consult a specialist in gastroen­ RENTALS I 643-6445 people take diuretics that conserve swallow. She said there was a "lack of Harpist Rebecca Flannery will give a recital potassium. These individuals should I have to get up three or four times terology, who can perform these tests Head Start holds fair Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist be careful about using a potassium each night to clear my throat. Sleep­ or can arrange to have them done. specificity ” in the dress code Meetinghouse. 153 W. Vernon St. Besides playing the salt, since it could cause the body's Manchester Head Start will sponsor a craft fair harp, she will discuss her instrument. Tickets will be potassium level to get too high. Sunday from 10 a m to 3 p.m at the Italian .American available at the door at $5 for adults and $2 for persons Unless one has a medical problem, Club, 464 Tolland St , East Hartford 16 and younger. MANCHESTER GOBERT It SUUVAN PLAYERS just not adding salt to food is usually restriction enough, if a restriction is uoooooopniir needed at all. Many healthy people have no problem in processing a mod­ erate amount of sodium salt. Cinema To limit one's sodium intake, one NEW!! needs to know how much sodium is in various foods, particularly processed Try a delicious H a rtfo rd Mosk tPG-13) Fri 1:45,7:10,9:40, It :55; (PG) Fri 7, 9:45; Sat and Sun 1,3:50, 7, foods. I have included a list of the Cinema City— Blood Simple tR) Fri Sat 1:45,4:15,7:10,9:40,11:55; Sun1;45, 9:45. — E n te r the D ragon (R) F ri 7; Sot sodium and potassium contents of Home Made B, 10; Sot and Sun 1:30, 3:30, 8, 10, — 4:15, 7:10, 9:40. — P o lic e A co d em y 2: 2:30, 7 with The Bio Brawl (R) Fri 9; Sat A m adeu s IP G ) F rl7 ,9 :5 0; S o t t ,3:50,7, Their First Assignment IPG-13) Fri 4:30, 9. — D ressed to K ill (R) Sun 2, 7 common foods in The Health Letter 9:50; Sun 1,3:50, B.— The Klllino Fields 1:30, 7:20, 9:30, 11:30; Sot 1:30, 3:15, 5, with Scarface (R) 4, 7. 10-12. Salt: Your Vital Sodium and cream pie (R) Frl-Sun6:50, 9:30.— The Return ol 7:20, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 1:30, 3:15, 5, 7:20, V ern on Potassium Balance, which I am send­ the S o ld ie r tR) F r i 7:30, 9:40; Sal and 9:30. — Desperately Seeking Susan C in e 1 E 2 — The Breokfast Club (R) ing you. Others who want this issue Sun 2:30,4:40, 7:30,9:40. — He M an IG) (P G ) F r i 1, 7:25, 9:45, 11:45; Sat 1, 3, F r i 7, 9:10; Sot 2, 7,9:10; Sun 2, 4:15, 7, Sat and Sun 2, 4, 6. 5:05, 7:25, 9:45, 11:45, Sun 1, 3, 5:05, 9:10. — F rid a y the 13th P a rt V — A New can send 75 cents with a long. CInestudIo — Reoc Man (R) Fri-Sat 7:25, 9:45. — C a t's E v e (PG-13) F r i ) :30, B eg in nin g (R) F ri 7:20, 9:30; Sat 1:30, 7:30 with Rude Bov Fri-Sal 9:15. — 7:40,9:40; Sat 1:30,3:20,5:10,7:40,9:40. 7:20, 9:30; Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:15, 7:20, NIKKI’S Fanny and Alexander IR) Sun 7:30. 11:30; Sun1;30. 3:20, 5:10, 7:40, 9:40.— 9:30. East Hartford La d vh a w ke (PG-13) F ri 1:45. 7:15,9:40, (West H a rtfo rd Eastwood Pub E Cinema — The 11:50; Sat 1:45, 4:20, 7:15, 9:40, 11:50; E lm 1 E 2 — The Sure T hing (PG-13) 254 Broad St. Manchester B re a k fo st Club (R) FrI-Sun 7:15, 9:15. Sun 1:45, 4:20, 7:15, 9:40. F r i 7, 9:15; Sot and Sun 4:30, 7,9:15. — Thoushts Poor Richard's Pub E Cinema — The M an ch ester The Breakfast Club (R) Fri 7. 9:15; Sot B re a k fa st C lu b tR ) F r i and Sat 7:30, DA Theaters East — Return of the and Son 2, 4:30, 9:15. — The Secret of featuring this week... • 646-3000 • 9:30; Sun 5, 7:30, 9:30. JedI (PG) Fri 7, 9:30; Sat and Sun 2, the Sword (G) Sot and Sun 2. Showcase Cinemas— Babv ... Secret 4:30, 7, 9:30. — The Sure T hing (PG-13) W llllmantic Richard LcGallienne writes; of the Lost Legend IPG) Fri 1:)5; Sat F r i 7:15, 9:15; Sal and Sun 2, 3:45, 5:30, Jillson Square Cinema — Ladv- and Sun 1:15,3:15,5:15. — Beverly Hills 7:15, 9:15. F ra te rn ity V a c a lla n (R) howke (PG-13) Fri 1:30,7,9:20; Sat and C ap (R) F r i and Sat 7:25, 9:35, 11:35; FrI-Sun 7:30, 9:20. — The Secret of the Sun 1, 3:20, 9:20. D e spe rately Seeking Spring Fever Sun 7:25,9:35. — The Case Bears Movie Sw ord (G ) Sat and Sun 2, 3:50, 5:40. — Susan (P(3-13) F ri 1:30, 7:15,9:20; Sat (G) Fri 1; Sot and Sun 1,3, 5. — Witness The Song Remains the Same (PG) Fri and Sun 1, 3, 5, 7:15, 9:20. — P o lic e (R ) F r i and Sat 7:30, 9:50, 12; Sun 7:30, and Sat 11:50. — The R o cky H o rro r Academy 2: Their First Assignment “I meant to do my work today — 9:50. — The Last Dragon (PG-13) Fri Picture Show (R) Fri ond Sat midnight. (PG-13) Fri 1:30,7:10,9:10; Sol and Sun But a brown bird sang in the 1:15, 7:40, 10, 12; Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5:20, — The Terminator (R) Fri ond Sal 1:30, 3:10, 5:10, 7:15, 9:10. — C a t's E ye apple tree. DAVIS FAMILY 7:40, 10,12; Sun 1:15,3:15, 5:20, 7:40,10. m idnight. (PG-13) Fri 1:30,7:05,9:10; Sot and Sun Fri. & Sat. Night Specials — P o r k v 's Revenge! (R) F ri 1:45,7:45, M a n sfie ld 1,3,7:05,9:10. — M a sk (PG-13) F ri 1:30, And a butterfly flitted acro.ss the BEER AND WINE AVAILABLE 10. 11:50; Sat 1:45, 3:40, 5:30, 7:45, 10, Translux College Twin — Amadeus 7,9:10; Sat and Sun 1:05,3:15,7:10,9:15. field. 11:50; Sun 1:45, 3:40, 5:30, 7:45, 10. — And a rainbow held out its W in d so r Shrimp PIccala...... *7“ Corned Beef & Cabbage Ploio — The Secret of the Sword (G) shining hand, Baked Meatloaf F ri 6: Sat and Sun 1, 3, 6. — The So what could I do but go?" Broiled Swordfish...... *7"® Eager entrepreneurs beware Breakfast Club (R) Fri and Sat 8.9:50; w/mushroom sauce Sun 8. Writing my sermon, 1 feel stale, 1 Rainbow Trout Chicken Breast TerlyakI your choica WASHINGTON H'PIl - New thing from a window washing go out for a long walk in the woods -entrepreneurs w ho dreary of mak­ service to a barber shop. It al.so w/crabmeat stuffing...... SHOWCASE by a pond across the street from Fresh Swordfish ing a mint often get so caught up in includes a checklist for identifying where I live. Sometimes 1 feci a Sesame Chicken...... *6^® the fantasy of we;ilth that they skills and resources. HARTFORD little uneasy walking in woods Fresh Salmon forget about the financial risks The booklet points out that s e s -a a ia gniRSTAnBEixiTM alone because no one knows I am Over 70 percent of new busi­ although small service businesses ti rest ail rant London Broil here or how long I have been gone LA STRADA Restaurant your ehoica nesses fail, often because of may not require large amounts of and 1 am not yet used to being w/mushroom sauce mismanagement, lack of capital, money in the beginning, there are DESPEIUTEUr SEEKING SUSAN ^d responsible only for myself. 1471 Hartford Rd. 643-6165 and too little business know-how. often hidden costs that are not 10lk7:25«46-ll:46 Out here in the sun by the pond, M-Th 5:30-10, F A S til 11, Sun til 9 . Caldor HaiaTxi r SS 'M i-iS U S -tm " To help combat this problem, the initially apparent. It also takes Daily Hot Lunch Buffet U.S. Small Business Administra­ time to turn a profit. POLICE ACADEM Y 2 |KMJ| watching a flock of loons swim­ Served Tues.-Fri. 12-2 ming and calling to each other I am tion is publishing a booklet. "Start­ The authors point out that before 1j0-7:20«30-1l:30 thinking of a who loves birds and ing and Managing a Small Service opening the doors to any business, Don’t Forget our Business", that delves into nitty- it's a good idea to consult an BABY wishing for his company We would gritty details of starting up any­ have such a good time sharing the attorney and accountant for advice 1:15 springtime. Maybe he would know Famous Early Bird Special BEVERLY HaiS COP R if the loons are living here or if they Tues.—Wed.—Thurs. from 5-7 \ k ’{ ) ,s just stopped off on the way to M ost dinners *5.95 7:2541:35-11:36 somewhere else. I’ll have to look ^ O O D B R ID g E 'PG l)j PORTA NOVA BUSK them up in my bird book. Sqrvtceg—Catering parties weddings either on location or In house. 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Now it is years Master Charge Tenderloin Tips Au Sherry... *6.95 CAT’S EV E ^ul 305 S. Main St., Manchester • Specializing in VEAL AND SEAFOOD • later, another J^lme and place. I am 646-0103 1:30-7:404k40 still full of liopes and dreams of 3S1 Center Street S4T-S9i3‘ Open for Dinner Monday Thru Thursday 5-10 growth and flowering, but now my L A D Y HAW KE P”-U| garden is a human one, and the 331 Center St., Manchester Friday and Saturday S-11 1:45-7:154:40-11:50 results are harder to see. Lunch Served Monday thru Friday 11-2:30 THELASTDRAGON |POU| Closed Sunday Rev. Elinor Berke ^ 1;15-7:40-IODO-I21H) Unltarlan-Unlversalist Mceilagbouse MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 12, 1985 - 15

14 - MANCHKSTER HKRAl.D. Friday. April 1!^, 1985 About Town SPORTS Students spell for prizes The Manchester Junior Women's Club will sponsor a lownwide spelling bee Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Concordia Lutheran Church. 40 Pitkin St. The winner of the bee will represent the town at the Prep nine walks over state spelling competition in Middletown in May and will receive a $50 U.S. Savings Bond for first prize. A $25 bond will be the second prize. All participants will receive certificates and a plaque will be presented to the winning student's school. East by 12-1 count The students for Saturday's bee are: Lisa Turek, Annie Breen. Audra Gulliksen. Bv Len Auster distance. "According to my innings, giving way to Powers. The Jonathan Ray. Brian Oborski, Jennifer Clark. Brian Sports Editor catcher he (Bennett) had three latter didn't meet with much Blout. Rena Hannah, Michael Abrahamson, Elyshia good pitches, a good fastball, slider success as four consecutive walks McKenna, Carly Anderson, Nancy Byrne. Chelsea When you're pitching staff can't and curve. And the obvious thing — three with the bags jammed — Cote, Brenda Tetosky, Marc Scheinblum. Wendy get the ball over the plate, your was he got ahead of the hitters. Any led to a 7-0 Prep lead. Parkany, Todd Lawrence, Leah Bastarache, Daniel team is going to be in trouble. pitcher who does that will be right Prep co lle c t^ only seven hits, Klein, Robin Labbe, Alison Irish, Patrica Correia. East Catholic found itself in there." said Prep coach Ed Rowe, one more than East, but the walks Amy Siddons, Elizabeth Buono. Amanda Botticello trouble Thursday afternoon at who saw his Jesuits climb to 4-0 for proved to be the diflerence. and Kim Henin. the season. East averted a shutout in the - 2 . Eagle Field. The participating schools are; Waddell. Washing­ East pitching suffered an acute "I don't think he was behind any sixth inning as Madden blooped a ton, Keeney, Cornerstone Christian. Verplanck. case of Mark Clear disease as it batter. 1 can't recall any batter on single to right, took second on a Bowers, St. James. St. Bridget, Robertson. Nathan issued 13 walks — three of the free which he had three balls," said groundnut and scored on Brian Hale, Assumption Junior High and Martin. passes forcing in runs in a Penders of Bennett. Feshler's sharp single to left. Also taking part are Nathan Agostinelli. president seven-run third inning — as The tone was set in the fir.st Madden and Kevin Riggs each of Manchester State Bank, and Nancy Carr, director visiting Fairfield Prep walked inning as some passiveness on collected two hits for the Eagles. of the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. home with a 12-1 decision in East's part Cost the Eagles. Dan East is back in action Tuesday Women's Club members Nancy Roser will be bee non-conference play. Bridges walked — oh them bases against HCC foe St. Thomas master and Maureen Boatman is the chairman Starting and losing pitcher on balls — and Mike Zowine was Aquinas in New Britain at 3:15. Mickey Garbeck issued five walks credited with an infield hit when FAIRFIELD PREP (12) — Bridges It 3-1-0-t, Glihulv If 04)-0-0, Rotundo ss Saturday car wash is free A in just over two innings walked junior third baseman Kevin Mad­ 3- 1-0-1, Zowine r1 2-2-2-2, Dowling rt while Jim Powers walked seven, den didn't charge a slow roller. t-0-0-0, Delvecchio cl 5-1-I-2, Greene c The Youth Group of Emanuel Lutheran Church in including four in a row in the "The infield was very passive. 2 1-1-1, Lucosph t-0-(M). D eL eo c0-0-04), Manchester will sponsor a free car wash Saturday M cN am ara tb 3-2-2-0, Dellacrosse 3b decisive third frame. Our inexperienced showed this 2- 14)4), Connors 3b 0-1-04), Bennett 0 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at McDonald's Restaurant lot on "W e were behind on every time. And you can't do it against a 4- 1-1-2, Dellavecchio 2b l-14)-0. M iller West Center Street. The rain date is Sunday from team like Fairfield Prep which is 2b04)-0-l, Totals 27-12-7 10. batter. It was walk city," said East EA$T CATHOLIC (1) — Modden 3b 12:30 to 3 p.m. coach Jim Penders, who saw his one of the best in the state," 3- 1-241, M lruckl ss 34)-0-0, Riggs 2b club dip to 1-1 with the loss. "I'v e Penders said. 3-0-24), Feshler 3-0-1-1, Bontempo rt Bridges and Zowine both scored 3-04)4), Hutl 1b 3-04)-0, Vibberts It Card party tonight at school never been involved in a game like 3-04)4), Gallahue c 24)-14), Klopter this at this place. 1 can't remember on Dave Greene's single to left with 14)4)4), Revellese dh 24)4)4), Garbeck p St. Bridget's Rosary Society will hold its annual ; so many walks with our pitching Zowine scoring on leftfielder Scott 0-04)4), Pawers O-O-O-O, Sender p 04704). card party tonight at 7:45 in St. Bridget School Totols 26-1-0-1. ■ staff." Vibberts overthrow of home plate. Key; Al bolvruns-hlls-RBIs. UPl plio to cafeteria, 74 Main St. Proceeds will benefit the In contrast. Prep's Mike Bennett The seven-run third inning was Fairfield Prep 205 014 0 12-7-1 society's scholarship fund. Games will be conducted was in complete control. The ignited by John Delvecchio's tow­ East Calhallc 000 001 0 1-6-4 Yanks' Dave Winfield is back safely to was back safely but Yanks weren’t as by Ed and Mary McKeever Refreshments will be Bennett ond Greene, DeLeo (7); junior righthander, making his ering two-run homer. The next two Garbeck, Pawers (3), Sander (6) and first base as Bill Buckner tries to apply fortunate, dropping third straight, 6-4. served and door prizes awarded. The donation is $1 a first start of the season, walked batters reached safely with Gar- Gallahue, Klopter (7). L- Bennett, W- tag during first-inning pickoff. Winfield person. none and fanned five in going the beck, credited with two official Garbeck (1-1). Center Bridge gives scores Stanley Cup playoff Center Bridge Club results for the April 5 play Bosox finish Yanks’ sweep include: North-south: John Greene and Dick Jaworowski. first; Norman Fagan and A1 LaPlante. second. Ken BOSTON (U PI) - In the past McNamara was pleased with and a sacrifice fly. "But the Kozah and Marilyn Jackson, third few years, the Boston Red Sox his team's three-game sweep of important thing is we took East-we.st: Mr. and Mrs Al Sekac. first; S:im and Hawks restoring pride have gained a reputation as a the Yankees. "W e got timely advantage of it. Pete Cuscovitch. second; Susan Patricclli and Jim slow, heavy-hitting team in a hitting, good defense and decent "It's really too early to say pitching. Clemens struggled a Cleary, third. hitter's ballpark, with a pitch­ anything. We did accomplish Make a sandwich bit. He never had his rhythm." what we set out to do, but this ‘i ing staff that never wins the big games down the stretch Designated hitter Mike series is over. All we're looking Auditions set for Coward piay during Cup competition Bob Stanley wants to break Easier said, "W e're playing at now is Saturday's game Brownies listen to Paul A. Recker, above, of the good ball and I'm excited. We're against Chicago." NEW BRITAIN — Auditions will be held at the Hole that tradition. going to have to play like this to The Yankees are moving on to in the Wall Theater. 36 North St. Sunday. Monday and children's folk group, Peanutbutterjam at a The righthanded sinkerball Tuesday at 7 p.m. for Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit. " // a Bv Lisa Harris tal — healing effected by Chicago reliever, who pitched three win the division." Cleveland. concert Wednesday at Nathan Hale School. At helping him. " Red Sox hitters pummeled Richard Michaud of Hartford will direct and Dennis United Press International is upon the wounded tradition of Also Thursday, it was Quebec scoreless innings and got his left, Eileen Packard of Peanutbutterjam makes Yankee pitching for 29 runs and "M aybe we'll turn around and Hull of New Britain will produce the farce. the NHL's Original Six. Since the over Buffalo 3-2; Philadelphia atop first save of the season in 34 hits in sweeping New York for win three in a row," New York Performances will be Fridays and Saturdays from a pretend sandwich. The concert was hosted by In taking the opening homestand the New York Rangers 3-1; Win­ Thursday's 6-4 win over the New last Montreal Canadiens dynasty the first time since 1982. It is manager Yogi Berra said. June 14 to July 20. Brownie Troop 662. of the Stanley Cup playoffs by nipeg over Calgary 5-2; Edmonton York Yankees, said the pitching of the early 1970's, the Stanley Cup Boston's best start since 1973, "There have been teams before For more information, call the theater. 223-9500 in front of Los Angeles 4-2; and staff has a "don't mess with us storm, the Chicago Black Hawks has gone to increasingly younger when it opened with four that have lost three and come evenings. Washington over the New York attitude" this year. restored pride on three fronts. expansion teams — the Philadel­ straight victories over New back." Islanders 2- 1 in double-overtime. "E very year I've been here, Herald photos by Pmlo The Black Hawks beat the phia Flyers, who helped double the York. Clemens. 1-0, scattered six All series switch sites for it's always been the pitching Detroit Red Wings 6-1 Thursday "It's early and the Yankees hits to pick up the victory. league to 12 in 1967; then the New Saturday. staff's fault. " he said. "We have Gemcrafters meet Monday night to take a 2-0 lead in their York Islanders who joined in 1974; Canadiens 5, Bmlns 3 something to prove. " didn't have Ricky Henderson." The Red Sox took a 6-4 lead in Norris Division semifinal series, and finally the Edmonton Oilers, a Boston starter Roger Cle­ said Stanley. "You can't count the sixth inning when Tony Nutmeg Gemcrafters will meet Monday at 7 ,30 Adams Division champion Mont­ resuming Saturday in Detroit. In a mens didn't have his best stuff the Yankees out because we're Armas tripled and scored on a p.m. at First Federal Savings & Lo:\n .-X.ssociatinn. .344 product of the WH A merger in 1979. real. which had home-ice against wild pitch by loser Dennis 9-5 opening triumph the previous after nine days without work. "I not going to go 162-0. " W. Middle Turnpike, to discuss pegmatites. The Black Hawks still play in fourth-ranked Boston, rebounded "The Yankees weren't play­ Rasmussen, 0-1. Dave Winfield, night, Chicago set club playoff Chicago Stadium, which, with its got tired in the fifth and it was a last night when Chris Nilan scored ing good baseball, " added who went 4-for-4, led off the top redwood and brick, is a reminder real battle. 1 just wanted to keep records for most goals, assists (14) with 4:20 left for a 5-3 comeback Dwight Evans, who had three of the sixth with a home run to MCC holds business lunches of times when hockey was not us in the game, " he said. and points (23). victory over the Bruins. Red Sox manager John RBI with a two-run home run slice Boston's lead to 5-4. A luncheon series for small business operators and “ Tonight, they played a flawless played in domed stadiums by Nordiques 3, Sabres 2 concerned consumers. "Business News." will be held game," said Detroit coach Nick teams with uniform colors akin to those of Howard Johnson's. At Quebec, defenseman Nor- on three Thursdays from noon to 2 p.m. at Lowe Polano. "They didn't make a However, as kind as that old mand Rochefort, who had only AL roundup Program Center. Manchester Community College mistake. They didn't give us any The days, speakers and topics include: y arena has been its home team, so three goals during the regular room ." Thursday. "Communication Skills for Managers. " has Joe Louis Arena in Detroit season, scored the game-winning The Hawks took a 3-0 lead in the Charles Regan, director of MCC's Development been to the Red Wings — also goal at 15:09 of the third period. Education Center. first period, getting an early goal original NHL members. Flyers 3, Rangers 1 Thomas back in big way May 16. "Investing Strategies for the'80. " Kenneth from Darryl Sutter. Rookie Ken During the regular season, the Yaremchuk and Al Secord padded Black Hawks failed to win in At Philadelphia, rookie Todd Bieber, a mutual fund coordinator with Dean Witter Bv Ian Love Seattle collected a club-record three games. Willie Hernandez, Detroit and the Red Wings failed to Bergen notched two goals, includ­ Reynolds. the lead by scoring within 33 United Press International seven home runs. The total h also 1-0, pitched 3 2-3 innings of two-hit do so in Chicago, as both teams ing the go-ahead score early in the June 13. "Home-based Business. " Edward J Jekot. seconds of each other. equalled the American League scoreless relief to notch the posted 3-0-1 home records in their third period. assistant district director for management assistance On the first front, the Hawks' The Seattle Mariners, a fran­ record for a night game, pre­ victory. eight-game series. and international trade officer for the U.S Small surge is a continuation of the trend Jets 5, Flames 2 chise with more questions than viously held by Baltimore against “ What we have to do is take it to Brewers 8, White Sox 1 Business Administration. Heart drugs show promise At Winnipeg, Manitoba. Scott answers at the start of the 1985 Boston in 1967. that began in the first week of them back home the way they took At Milwuakee, Ray Burris went Lunch is not included but beverages and desserts Arniel scored at 8:58 of the third season, had one issue settled Seattle starter Mike Morgan February when general manager it to us here," Polano said. "W e the distance in his Milwaukee will !• provided by the college. Participants are period for the game-winner in a Thursday night. struggled through the first five Bob Pulford replaced coach Orval will come back and we will play debut, allowing five hits, and Paul encouraged to bring their own lunches. contest that featured five fights Gorman Thomas is back. innings, giving up six runs, to gain in quest to prevent strokes Tessier. In the post-season, the with pride " Molitor had three singles to lead For more information and registration, at $.3 a and 102 penalty minutes. "Just the Thomas, returning from rotator the victory. lecture, call 647-6175. Chicago roll — 18-7-4 in the last 27 That is, if the Chicago Black the Brewers. Burris. 1-0, struck out words playoff hockey gets the cuff surgery, belled three home Thomas, who played just 35 By Elizabeth Pennisi tremendous research, is how to control and regular-season games — will gel Hawks are willing to spare any. three and walked two. adrenaline pumping." said Amiel. ' runs for the first time in his career, games last season before undergo­ United Press International prevent vasospasm," said Dr. Eugene S. Of the eight playoff teams who more attention and improve the " I t gets you going. It gets the fans including a grand slam, to power ing surgery June 8 to mend a tom Blue Jays 4, Royals 3 Albano’s holds auction Flamm. profes.sor of surgery at New York opened division semifinal play at image of a proud franchise with a the Mariners to a 14-6 victory over An estimated 5 million Americans were University. home, five others will go on the going. It's crazy." rotator cuff, hit a solo shot leading At Kansas City, Mo., George Bell HARTFORD — The Albano Ballet Company of diehard following. Oakland and complete a three- born with bad pipes in their brains — Currently, physicians fend off the.se road needing one victory to clinch Capitals 2, Islanders 1 off the third to give Seattle a 7-0 belted relief ace Dan Quisenber- America will sponsor its 13th annual Performing Arts Secondly, Chicago's resurgence game sweep of the A's. weak-walled blood vessels that may swell, complications by giving patients extra their best-of- five series, and only lead. He hit the fifth grand slam of ry's first pitch of the 10th inning Auction tonight and Saturday at the Albano At Landover. Md., Mike Gartner " I t ’s almost unbelievable to his career in the fourth and added leak or even burst. blood, increasing the amount of fluid in the may be the last remnant of respect St. Louis was shut out at home. over the left field wall for his first Performing Arts Center, 15 Girard Ave. A complete scored 1; 23 into double overtime to come back as strong as he has, " another leadoff homer in the sixth. The blood that leaks out causes about 10 body and keeping blood pressure high, said for the Norris Division as its Minnesota's Willi Plctt scored home run of the season to give dinner will be served at 6 and the auction will start at boost Washington which also won said Seattle manager Chuck Cott­ percent of all strokes and about 19.000 Flamm. But the body takes special slumping champion, St. Louis, two goals to back Gilles Meloche's The desiganted hitter, who walked Toronto the victory. Bill Caudill 7:30 p.m. both evenings. There is aniple parking on the opener in overtime. ier. “ He’s the team leader. The deaths a year — many because of delayed precautions to keep blow flow to the brain dropped two home games to the the second straight night of solid his other two times up, scored four pitched 12-3 innings of hitless rel ief the center's grounds. guys respect him and look up to complications that show up days after the constant, so those measures may not help Minnesota North Stars, the last goaltending for a 4-3 upset of St. Oilers 4, Kings 2 runs and drove in six to post his second victory. Over 500 retail stores as well as restaurants, him. Today he took extra hitting blood vessel breaks much. Louis and 2-0 scries lead heading At Edmonton. Alberta, Mark He took a philosophical ap­ hairdressers, gasoline stations and other service team to make the playoffs. The practice. Hard work pays off." Angels 4, Twins 3 "In all other forms of stroke, the "The trick in treating the vasospasm is ' back to Saturday's game in Min­ Napier and Mike Krushelnyski proach toward 1985. organizations have donated items to support the fact that Minnesota is even in Seattle, which has threatned to At Anaheim, Calif., Bob Boone incidence is decreasing about 5 percent per finding something that will prevent the neapolis. Meloche stopped 41 shots scored 42 seconds apart in the third "This is only one night,” Thomas company.The Parents and Friends Auxiliary will post-season play — by virtue of leave Seattle if it cannot re­ grounded into a fielder's choice to year, " said Dr. Neal F. Kassell. professor cerebral arteries from constricting," said as the Blues outshot Minnesota period and Grant Fuhr blocked 34 said. sponsor the event. Joseph Albano. company artistic finishing fourth in the weakest negotiate its lease at the Kingdome drive in Darryll M iller from third of neurosurgery at the University of Allen. Based on his research, Allen and 44-32. Wednesday he made 39 shots to lead the defending Cup director, will be guest auctioneer. with King County, might recon­ Tigers 11, Indians 10 base with two out in the bottom of Virginia, Charlottesville. "Not this one." others have decided that that might be division — prompted clubs in other saves. champion Oilers over feisty Los For reservations and further information, call the sider after last night. Four other At Detroit. Tom Brookens re­ the 10th inning to give California Drugs pre.scribed for heart disease may accomplished best by keeping calcium divisions to seek a restructuring of "Our goaltender is out there Angeles. The series switches Sat­ company. 232-8898. Mariners — Al Cowens, Jim ceived a bases-loaded, two-out the victory. The Angels had rallied change that, research is beginning to show. outside the cells of arterial mu.scles. the playoff qualifying system for playing hard and giving us a urday to the Kings' home ice, Presley, Phil Bradley and Dave walk from Dave Van Ohlen in the for two runs in the bottom of the Called calcium-channel blockers, the drugs Calcium causes protein fibers, and the future. chance to win," Plett said. "He where Edmonton traditionally has Henderson — also homered as 10th to keep the Tigers unbeaten in ninth to tie the score. Russo speaks to PTA do not prevent leaks, but they may cut down consequently muscle, to contract. Most The third — and most sentimen­ was playing hard and we weren’t struggled. on resulting brain damage, said a panel of Thomas Russo, language teacher at Illing Junior arterial muscle cells store calcium inside, doctors at a seminar sponsored by Miles High School, will speak Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at a but those in the brain must open up channels Pharmaceuticals of West Haven, Conn. Buckley School PTA meeting at the Buckley School. in the cell membrane to let calcium in What breaks in 28,000 people a year — 'T » ! Parents and other residents are invited to attend and whenever it is needed, explained Allen. most of them young and healthy — is a tiny Calcium channel blockers barricade Gary Hallberg leads the Masters by one stroke share ideas during the information presentation. artery. Because of an inherited weak spot, those channels. Channel blockers are used the vessel balloons, then springs a leak, to improve blood flow to heart mu.scle. "The 21 and 22-year olds today holes as an amateur at the U.S. adjusted my putting midway sity of North Carolina graduate. causing what is called subarachnoid " I f you limit the amount of’calcium that Bv David Mofflt Open in Atlanta (in 1976). through the round, but I ’m still not Both shot 70s and were tied for are very seasoned.” said yfatson. Mensa gives tests hemorrhage. Usually less than a teaspoon­ enters the blood vessel muscle, you limit the United Press International "It’s a stepping stone," Hallberg comfortable." fourth with three big-name pros — “ But everybody has nerves at the ful of blood squirts out into the subarach­ time that the muscle stays contracted," HARTFORD — Mensa, Connecticut and Western said. " I ’ll enjoy it now and go out Stewart, best known for those defending champion Ben Cren­ Masters. It's good to see the noid space — which is between the said Flamm. Deprived of calcium, the AUGUSTA, Ga. — Gary Hal­ Massachusetts Chapter, will offer an Intelligence tomorrow and start over again. colorful plus-fours he's made his shaw, PGA champ Lee Trevino amateurs do well, though.” membranes surrounding the brain — muscle cells relax, and va.sospasm should lberg is beginning to play as well as Quotient test at 9 a.m. Saturday at Greater Hartford "In the past, people were always trademark the past three years, and former Masters winner Ray “It’s a thrill,” said Inman, before the pinhole is plugged. That little bit not occur. he used to talk. younger brother of touring pro Joe Community College, 61 Woodland St. Mensa, a asking me how I thought I'd do. also came to life on the hack nine Floyd. of blood can do a lot of damage. Allen has tested one of these drugs in a Just as he's been toning down his non-profit organization, is an international society Naturally, I wasn’t going to be where he birdied three of the last Five-time champion Jack Nick- Inman, who didn't earn a Masters’ About half die right away, or soon study involving 125 people who had suffered boasts, Hallberg finished fourth in with active chapters throughout the free world. The pessimistic. I predicted what I was six holes. laus, looking for his first Masters invitation. " I was pleased to keep afterwards. For the survivors, there is the subarachnoid hemorrhage. The drug, ni- the Tournament Players Cham­ only qualification for membership is a score on any going to do before I even teed up. 1 "You can always shoot lower," victory in a decade, and South my composure. I felt like I wasn't delusion of a crisis passed. Their heads modipine, differs from channel blockers pionship two weeks ago, and today standard IQ test in the upper 2 percent of the general put a lot of pressure on myself. said Stewart. “ I just feel fortunate Africa’s Gary Player, the only even breathing on the first hole. hurt. They are drowsy, but otherwise OK. prescribed for heart disease by only went into the second round of the population. To take the test, contact Dick Dolliver of "I've learned patience now," to finally get off to a good start at foreigner to win the Masters three Someone turned off the oxygen.” After about a week, a third or more affecting blood vessels in the brain. even more prestigious Masters Windsor, 688-0484. said Hallberg. “ I used to think I Augusta.” times, were at l-under 71 along "I'd been working on my game suddenly get much worse, said Dr. George At the dose tested, the drug did not with a one-stroke lead over two- had to win every tournament on the The Masters had great first- with 54-year-old Billy Casper, all week, but I was shaking on the S. Allen, chairman of neurological surgery prevent vasospasm, but did lessen brain time champion Tom jWatson and first hole, on the first shot." round weather, but many of the Larry Mize and Scott Simpson. first tee," said Randolph, run- Egg hunt winners given at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in damage. He is now conducting a larger Payne Stewart. Watson, who won the Masters in golfers complained about too-fast "The course gives a definite nerup in the last U. S. Amateur. “ I Nashville, Tenn. Chemicals spilled into the study and testing the drug at different His "Indiana Jones ” fedora 1977 and 1981 and would like to keep grtens and tough pin placements. advantage to the player who can felt like I belonged in the Amateur Fountain Village has announced the winners of its brain's fluids cause the main artery into the dosages. A study just beginning at New pulled down to shade his eyes. his four-year cycle going, was The results backed their com­ hit the ball a long w ay," said finals, but I was a bit in awe of annual Easter egg hunt. The Golden Egg winner was head to choke off in what is called a York University will assess another chan­ Hallberg had four back-nine bir­ 2-over after 10 holes Thursday, but plaints since only Hallberg. Wat­ Nicklaus. " I ’m hitting the ball being here.” Jessica Richmond of 104A Downey Drive. vasospasm. nel blocker's ability to prevent vasospasm. dies Thursday enroute to an had an eagle and three birdies over son and Stewart were able to break better than ever, but I'm not as Hallberg said he was apprehen­ Other winners and their age groups include: Lackey "In a vasospasm, the carotid artery This second drug will be injected into Herald photo by Pinto opening 4-under-par 68. 70 and only 10 others broke par. long and can not reach all the par sive on the first tee — " I f you don't and Wesley Wills of 164 Downey Drive, up to 2; narrows down to a thread, " said Kassell. 'T v e never been in the lead in a the next five to play the back nine patients to ensure more reaches the brain, The biggest surprise on opening Ss in two. have first-day jitters, you won’t Jennifer Ray of IlOA Downey Driveand Austin Dienst Brain cells starve and suffocate. Corr\a, major event,” said the 26-year-old in 5-under 31. Acccording to Dr. Arthur Ancowitz, Happy birthday smile day was the play of two young "I’m still long,” said Nicklaus, have a good day” — but settled of 175A Downey Drive. 2 to 4; Amanda Mattoon of 6 paralysis and death soon follow, frustrating former Wake Forest star who is in “ The round was like night and president of the Stroke Foundation in New who is 45, "but there were not down quickly when he left his Downey Drive and Joey Brunell of 160 Downey Drive, doctors efforts to help these patients. his sixth year on the PGA Tour. day.” said Watson. "Three of the amateurs — 20-year-otd Sam Ran­ York, calcium channel blockers are one of Elizabeth Miner of Manchester has reason to smile. She dolph of Southern Cal and 22-year- many people who were as long as I approach shot only six inches from Gary Hallberg led the Mas­ 5 to 7; Michael Salvatore of 102C Downey Drive and "The one thing that we have had "The closest I ’ve come was when I first six pins were almost unfair. many drugs being tried against turned 90 last week and friends toasted her at a birthday old John Inman, a recent Univer­ used to be." the pin. ters after first round play. Gianna Geraci of 74A Downey Drive, 8 to 10. tremendous difficulty with, in spite of vasospasms. celebration. was leading after the first nine They put you on the defensive. I

/ MANCHESTKR HERALD. Friday, Aiiril 12. 1985 - 17 16 -- MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 12, 1985 Toronto and Philadelphia among the choices here SCOREBOARD George Brett and Willie-Wilson. BOSTON — Predictions are fun, they jusl shouldn't « National League East 2. Minnesota. People don't realize how consistent Canadians 5, Bruins 3 ■fee taken too seriously. So, when someone comes along 1. Philadelphia The top third of the order, the their starting pitchers were last year, and they have and says he thinks the Blue Jays w ill beat the Phillies BravBs6,Phiiiies3 ri.se of John Ru.ssell at first, and the maturation of some strong young players like Kent Hrbek and Tom RadSox6,Yani(ees4 • 3 » - 3 in six games in the World Series, read it with one of Basketball Hockey Boston 0 2 » - d Glenn Wilson make this radically-altered team Brunansky. M ontroal s c o r i n g . baseball's basic truths in mind: there are no geniuses Baseball 3. Chicago. Baseball NEW YORK BOSTON ^ ATLANTA h w F i r s t interesting and dangerous. They've gone from the abrhM O b r h b l P^MtlU^MllbSi^rBos': ir09;-Tr«n> in baseball. 4. California. Wshngtn rt 5 1 2 0 Stone • * I i X oldest to the youngest lineup in two years. M oreno cf 4 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 4 0 1 0 R a m in ss 5 0 2 0 Sam uel b 4 2 0 loo MirnV42; V*; 1S“ ' 5. Seattle Rndiph 2b 4 0 1 0 Evans rt 3 113 2 1 NBA standings NHL playoH Chellos, Mil, 17:54; C ro ^^r, Bos, 19.W, April breeds^tim ism , but 1985 does seem to give 2. Chicago. Don't discount this division, for the top Km m nsk If 4 2 1 0 Haves ct 3 1 1 9 Peter Gammons 6. Texas NL standings M ttnglv lb 4 0 0 0 Rice If < 9 J “ M urphy ct 5 2 3 3 Schm idt 3b 2 0 9 1 Carbonneaur M tl. 19.(». promise of a memorable year. The American League three teams are strong and the division itself has been Winfield rt 4 2 4 1 Easier dh 4 1 2 0 Nordiquas 3. Sabras 1 7. Oakland H orner 3b 4 0 1 1 D ia l c 4 0 1 2 Eastern Conference Second period— 1, Montreal, Robson East race, with five teams that could finish from first extremely competitive for the last six years. Their Baylor dh 3 10 0 Armos cf 4 12 9 O berkfll 3b 1 0 0 0 W ilson rt 4 0 1 0 EOftt Grlffev If 4 12 1 Bucknr lb 4 0 11 Atlantic Division 1 (unMsIstSl), 1 :N. 2, Borton, C ro 'jta ^ to fifth, could be a Tong War. The National I.eague rotation might be the best, but whether or not Steve L Pet. GB Chm bis 1b 5 1 2 1 Russell lb 3 0 0 0 W L Pet. GB Buffalo 1 0- 1-2 P o g lla rl 3b 3 0 0 0 Gedm on c 4 1 1 0 7 N — 1-1-1-3 (Simmer, LInseman), 1 4 0 ^ 3, Montreo East is always competitive, and if you think about it, Trout does it two straig ht years is subject to question. ChlcoQO 0 1.000 W vnegor c 4 0 0 1 Barrett 2b 3 0 0 0 Cerone c 5 0 0 0 J e lti ^ ® J 0 y-Boston 63 17 Quoboc National League West Hubbrd 2b 3 0 1 0 G G ro ss ph 1 0 0 0 57 23 .713 4 Goulet 2 Boisvert 1 (Rorough,Cal, T ransactions their second straight extra-inning Tabler 1b 5 0 0 0 Brokns dh 0 1 0 1 Leal pitched to 1 batter in 7th. Totals 4087 25-32 123. season, the money was well spent. W P — Leal. T— 3:14. A— 17,798. Houston 27 21 34 34— m m a lo r (fighting), 19:47; Boschm an, Wpg, game from the Cardinals. The Jacoby 3b 6 0 1 0 Evans 1b 3 1 2 0 m a lo r (fighting), 19:47; Kyte, Wpg, SAN DIEGO — Beth Daniel doesn’t think the back nine at Sutcliffe, the 1984 Cy Young Vukovch r( 4 2 2 0 Garbev lb 2 0 0 0 Kansas C ity 14 31 32 37— 123 Mets have won 21 of their last 22 Three-point goal—Lucas. Fouled misconduct, 19:55. Fairbanks Ranch was particularly tough Thursday despite the A w ard winner, led the Cubs to a 2-1 Willard c 4 3 2 0 Herndon If 4 0 2 1 Angeis4.Twins3(10| BcHeball extra-inning games. Bernzrd 2b 2 0 1 1 Lemon cf 5 2 11 out—Thompson, Wiggins. Total fools— fact it w as no fun fo r her and m an y others in the opening round of victory over Pittsburgh on Open­ Houston 25, Kansas City 21. Rebounds— Third—5, Winnipeg, Arnlel Californio — Arthur "Red" Patterson "I only know it’s tougher on the Nixon cf 110 0 PIttaro 3b 4 2 11 (Steen), 8:58.6, W innipeg. Boschm on 1 resigned as assistant to the chairm an of the Kyocera Inamori Classic. ing Day and Trout hurled a Totals 40 10 13 10 Totals 41 11 15 11 MINNESOTA CALIFORNIA Golf Houston 44 (Olaiuw on 11), Konsas City 36 manager in a one-run game," said (Thorpe 10). Assists—Houston 29 (Ellett), 18:38. 7, Winnipeg , Wilson 1 the board. D a n ie l goes into to d a y ’s second round of the $175,000 L P G A three-hitter Thursday to lead the Two out when winning run scored abrhM abrhM ( M a c L e a n , B a b y c h ) , 1 9 : 1 5 . Chi cago (N L)— Placed outfielder Gary Mets skipper Davey Johnson. "I'd Cleveland 040 220 200 »-IO Puckett cf 5 0 1 0 Pettis ct 4 0 2 0 (Lucos 7), Kansas City 39 (Theus tourney tied for the lead at 2-under 70 with Pat Bradley. Cubs to a 4-1 victory over the 10). Technical foul— Wiggins. A— 7M . Penaltles-Rlsebrough.Cal, malor Woods on 16dav disabled list; recalled rather win them than lose them. I ’d Detroit 050111 011 1— 11 Hatcher If 5 12 1 Narron oh 1 0 1 0 PGA results (fighting), 9:21; C ova llin i, Cal, 9:21; outfielder Brian Dayett from Iowa of Pirates. ; Gome-winning RBI — Brookens (1). Hrbek 1b 3 0 0 0 (tarber o r 0 1 0 0 W(ztters, Wpg, m a lo r (fighting), 9:21; American Auoclatlon (AAA). Another free agent pitcher upon rather go into the ninth with a E—Terrell, Carter, Franco. DP— Sm alley 4 0 0 0 Beniquz cf 0 0 0 0 Etabych, Wpg, 9:21; Bozek, C al, 11:40; Clevelond — Signed pitcher Bryan whom the Cubs spent a lot of three-run lead," Cleveland 1. LOB— Cleveland 11, Detroit (tagne ss 0 0 0 0 Carew 1b 5 0 12 Masters ChoirwIoniMp Babvch,Wpo,11:N. Clark to a contract with Maine of the, South African runner upset 10. 2B— Vukovich, Hall, Pittoro, Lemon, Brnnskv rf 2 1 1 1 Downing It 3 0 2 1 AlAugusta.tta.. April 11 Shots on goal—Calgary 7-8-7—22. International League (AAA). money last winter is Dennis Evans, Porrlsh. HR— T ram m ell (1), Stenhos dh 3 0 1 0 DeCincs 3b 5 0 2 0 Jazz145.Biazars107 W innipeg 5-8-14— 77. BOSTON — A black South African runner, barred from the 89th Braves 6, Phillies 3 Gibson ( ).SB—Nixon(l),Whlt1oker(1), (POT72) Pittsburgh — Signed pitcher John Eckersley, who hurls Friday 2 (taetti 3b 3 1 0 0 Jackson rt 3 0 0 0 Power-play conversions—Calgary 6 Henry Johnson and Inflelder Jerry Brookens (1). S—PIttaro, Berno- Boston Marathon because of an international ban on athletes against Montreal. At Atlanta, Zane Smith pitched Teufel 2b 4 0 11 W llfong ph 1 0 0 0 (tarv Hollberg 35-33— 68 2. W innipeg 7-1. DybzInskI to cceitrocts with Hawaii of the zord, Whittaker. SF— Bernozord, Carter, Laudner c 4 0 0 0 Miller rt 1110 38-31—^ P D R T L A N D (107) Goalies—Calgary Lemelln. Win­ from his country, says race officials could have disqualified him Trout struck out three and out of bases-loaded one- out ja m in Whittaker, Butler, Gibson. Tom Watson Carr 2-9 1-2 5, Vandeweghe 610 04) , P a c ific Coost League (A A A ). G rich 2b 5 0 10 Payne Sfewort 36-33— 69 8 nipeg, Hayw ard. A — 14,335. his first major-league relief ap­ Jones dh 5 0 0 0 Bow ie 3-7 3-5 9, Colter 391-28, D rexler 69 BoiketlHill weeks ago and spared him the lengthy trip to the United States, walked three in going the distance Ray Flovd 36-34— 70 Seattle— Signed center Joe Cooper for pearance and Dale Murphy IP H R E R B B SO Boone c 5 0 11 33-37— 70 2-6 10, Paxson 7-14 33 18, M. Referee— Bob Myers. "They could have told me a lot longer ago that 1 wouldn't be for the victory. He had his sinker Clevalom l Schoflld ss 4 2 2 0 A-Som Randolph Thompson 1-8 1-2 3, Valentine 610 6715, rem ainder ot season. knocked in three runs with a single Lee Trevino 3S-35— 70 Colleita able to compete," said Mark Plaatjes, a medical student who working beautifully, and got 20 Schulve 3 8 6 6 0 0 Totals 33 3 4 3 Totals 42 4 13 4 35-35— 70 N o rris 6 4 1-3 11, Kersey 9-11 1-5 19, U Pl photo Jeff coot 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Ben Crenshaw Scheffler 0-1 04) 0, B. Thom pson 041-21. Hunter — Hired Victor SInocchi as traveled from Johannesburg to run in America's oldest outs recorded on grounders. and a home run to lift the Braves. Minnesota Ml 101 ON 0- 3 A'John Inman 35-35— 70 0iiars4,Kings2 W addell 2 1-3 4 2 2 1 2 California Nl ON 002 1— 4 Totals 431N 19-37 107. women's swimming coach. Smith, 1- 0. relieved starter Pas- L o rry M ize 36-35— 71 marathon. April 15. Plaatjes had been assigned No. 5 and was Atlanta shortstop Rafael Ramirez snags high throw as Eosterlv 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Two out when winning run scored. U T A H (14S) Dodgers 4, Astros 3 cual Perez in the fourth and got Billy Casper 36-35— 71 Los Angeles 011—2 considered a top contender. Cam acho 2 2-3 3 2 2 0 1 (tame-wInnIngRBI— Boone(l). 36-35—71 Dontlev 10-17 3 3 23, B ailey 9-14 1-2 19, Phillies’ Juan Samuel arrives safely at second with stolen Von Ohien (LO-1) 2-3 0 1 0 3 0 Jack NIcklaus Eaton 2-92-26, Green6112-218,Hansen610 Edmonton 1 01—4 At Houston, Mike Marshall lined Je ff Stone to ground into an inning­ DP—California 1. LOB— Minnesota Scott Simpson 35-36—71 The Boston Athletic Association, which sponsors the race, Detroit 6, California 11. 2B— Hatcher, Narron. 2414,Stockton676714,Roberts6106420, First period— 1, Edmonton, Coffey 2, an opposite-field two-run homer off ending double play. base. Braves won, 6-3. 3 7 4 3 1 Gory Player 34-37— 71 (Krushelnvskl),1:10. Penalties— announced Thursday Plaatjes could not participate because of a T errell 6 H R — Brunanskv (2), Hotcher (2). SB— 34-38— 72 W ilkins 10-162422, Paultz 1404)2, Kelley Bowling Scherrer 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 (taetti (1). Andy Bean 2-604)4, Mannion 1-31-13.Totals62-10721-29 Semenko, Edm , 3:05; Sykes, L A , 16:45; ruling on his eligibility by The Athletics Congress (TAC) of the B air 1 0 2 2 3 0 (tarv Koch 37-35— 72 KrusheInvskI, 16:45; (tallev, L A , 17:58; 34-38— 72 Lopez 2 4 2 2 1 1 IP H RERBBSO Bob G lider Itarttand Na22 40-107 Engblom , L A , 19:29; Anderson, L A , United States. Hrnndz (W 1-0) 3 2-3 2 0 0 0 2 Lanny WodKIns 33-39^72 19:29. 8150800 P a t Beene Open M innesota 35-37— 72 Utah IS 3137 N — 14S Terrell pitched ta 4 batters In 4th; Butcher 7 8 1 1 2 9 Corev Pavin Three-point goals—Cotter, Paxson. Second period—2, Los Angeles,Tavlor1 At Windsor Locks, Conn., April 11 Charles Coodv 36-36— 72 (Top 24 bowlers with match play Jazz shows appreciation to new owner Schulve pitched to 1 batter In 4th. (NIcholls, RuskowskI), 3:53. W ardle 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 35-37— 72 Total fouls— Portland 29, Utah 27. Fouled W P — Hernandez. T— 3:56. A — 19,090. Lvsandr (L 0-1) 2 1-3 5 3 3 0 1 John Mohoffey out—None. Rebounds—Portland 51 Penalties— Sykes, L A , 5:07; KurrI, results and pintail totaisforfourrounds— Experience pays off for Chris Isao AokI 36-36— 72 Edm , 11 :a ; Huddv, Edm , 14:04. 26 gam es.) C alifornia Jack Renner 37-35— 72 (Carr, Drexler 8), Utah 54 (Eaton 12). Bv United Press International points set against San Antonio in scored 29 points and Kevin McHale son scored 28 points and Byron Slaton 6 1-3 4 3 3 4 1 Assists— Portland 27 (Valentine 7), 1, Mark Wlllloms, Beaumont, Texas, HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. - Defending champion Chris Corbett 2 2-3 1 0 0 2 1 Bernhard Longer 37-35— 72 Utah 44(Stockton 11).A — 10435. Third period—3, Edmonton, Napier 1 7-1, 6,164. 2, John KIrker Jr., Norwich, December 1979. had 6 points in the closing 3:24 to Scott added 22 to propel Los Bruce Lletzke 38-34— 72 Evert-Lloyd says experience has helped her avoid a string of Mariners 14, As 6 M o o re (W 1-1) 1 1 0 0 0 0 (AAessler, Huddy), 6:17. 4, Edm onton, Conn., 63, 6,153. 3, Pete Weber, St. The Utah Ja zz showed ap precia­ lead Boston over Cleveland in a Angeles. Johnson hit 9-of-15 shots M a rk Lve 33-39—72 KrusheInvsk11 (G retzky, KurrI), 6:59. 5, Louis, 5-3, 6893. 4, Sam Flanagan, upsets that have claim ed three of the top six seeded players in a "We got on a roll tonight,” Jazz Butcher pitched to 2 batters In 8th. Seve Ballesteros 36-36— 72 tion to their newest owner in a very preview of the opening round of from the floor and added 17 assists. T— 3:01. A— 24645. Los Angles, Smith 1 (Sykes, Wells), Parkersburg, W.Va., 44, 5,976. 5, Sam .$200,000 w om en’s tennis tournam ent. coach Frank Layden said. "Our OAKLAND SEATTLE N ick Faldo 38-35— 73 iMavaricks 124, Sollies BO 10:09. 6, Edmonton, KurrI 2 (Coffey, Zurich, Hernando Bed ch ,Fta.,6 2,5,968.6, big way. next week's playoffs. Boston, 63-17, The Lakers had seven players in obrhM obrhbl Scott Hoch 36-37— 73 ’ Evert-Lloyd had little trouble Thursday beating unseeded second unit played well and Huddy), 19:16. Penalties—Hammond, DaveSoutor, Leawood, Kan.,5-3,5,963. Adrian Dantley scored 23 points has beaten Cleveland in 15 straight double figiA-es. Golden State was C ollins If 5 0 3 1 Reynids 2b 5 0 0 0 Greo Normon 36-37— 73 L A , 7:30; Lum ley, Edm , 7:30; Smith, 7, Jim Miller, Mesa, Ariz., 44, 5,902. Pam Casale, 6-1, 6-4. Third-seeded Claudia Kohde-Kilsch of continues to improve and that's Lansfrd 3b 4 0 1 1 Bradley If 4 2 2 1 AAark O 'M eara 37-36—73 DALLAS (IM) L A , 17:19; Fogolln, Edm , 17:19. 8,(tle) (tarry Groy, Torrance, Calif., and and seven players scored in double m eetings. led by E ric Floyd’s season-high 33 P Ic d o lo 3b 0 0 0 0 A lta v is )b 2 3 0 0’ West Germany, fifth-seeded Zina Garrison of Houston and important for the playoffs. I just Tim Simpson 36-37— 73 Aguirre 1622 2-5 30, Perkins 6111-211, (tarv Skidmore, Albuquerque, N.M., 63, figures as Utah blew the Trail points. Purvis Short added 30. Bochte 1b 5 0 10 Ramos 1b 0 0 0 0 Rex Caldwell 37-36— 73 Bryant 44 08 8, Blackmon 10-17 08 20, 5880. 10, Philip Ringener, Big Spring, sixth-seeded Carling Bassett of Canada all lost to unseeded tell our guys to 'Go out and play Klngmn dh 4 1 1 1 Thomas dh 3 4 3 6 Shots on goal— Lo s Angeles 16-614— 36. B laze rs off the court w ith a 145-107 Rockets 125, Kings 123 Ja v Haas 35-38— 73 D avis 2-3 0 8 5, H arper 7-11 0 8 15. Edmonton 31313—33 Texas, 431, 5806.11, Jim m ie Pritts Jr., your game and not look over your M urphy ct 4 1 1 0 Hendrsn cf 4 2 3 3 Nationai League resuits Bill Kratzert 37-36— 73 Vincent 412 44 13 Ellis 8-15 08 16, opponents. victory Thursday night. At Kansas City, Mo., Ralph Heath c 4 10 0 Cowens rt 5 13 3 35-38— 73 Power-ploy conversions— Los Angeles Lawrence, Mou., 63, 5803. 13 John shoulder.’" Joev SIndelar NImphlus 03080, SItton 14082, Sluby 1-2 40. Edmonton 30. DILutls, Baltimore, 35,5M0. The victory was the most lop­ Mavs 124, Sonics 80 MDavIs rt 3 1 1 0 Presley 3b 4 1 1 1 Jim Thorpe 37-36—73 34 5. Totals 56104 1015 124. Sam pson’s d riv in g ju m p shot w ith SH ndrs ph 0 0 0 0 Kearney c 4 0 0 0 (taalles— Los Angeles, Joneevk. Ed- 13, Bqb Handley, Pompano Beach, Fla., sided in Jazz history, and came At Tacoma, Wash., Mark Agui­ Som Torronce 38-35—73 S E A T T L E ( 88) -17J14. Utah shot 58 percent from the two seconds left lifted Houston. Tettleton c 1 0 0 0 Owen ss 5 1 1 0 iWatsZ.Cardinaisiiil) 38-35— 73 monton, Fuhr.; 62,5,710.14, Morshall Holman, Jackson­ McEnroe stuck with upset ioss Craig Stodler King 1-2 1-2 3, Vranes 2-7 08 4, ville, Ore., 2-6, 5,759. 15, Dave Ferraro, hours after team president Sam field and took advantage of 26 Sampson and Akeem Olajuwon rre scored 30 points in Dallas’ Hill 2b 5 113 (taorge Archer 39-34— 73 Chambers6213513,Henderson7-140815, Kingston, N.Y., 35,5,757.16, M ark Fahy, Battistone announced Utah car Portland turnovers. The Blazers each scored 31 points for the crushing victory over Seattle, Griffin ss 3 12 0 ST. LDUIS NEW YORK Larrv Nelson 37-36—73 W ood 1017 2-3 22, Sobers 617 1-2 13, Fiyara 3, Rangart 1 DALLAS — Normally, John McEnroe makes things sticky for Gallego ss 0 0 0 0 Chicago, 63, 5,7a. 17, Gerry Keslar, dealer Larry M iller had bought a snapping a three-game losing abrhM abrhM Sundvold 14 02 3 Blackwell 1-5 08 2, Seward, Neb., 35,5893.11, Mark Baker, oppponents. Thursday in the sem ifinals of the World Cup Tennis shot just 43 percent from the field Rockets, who boosted their record T otals M 4 11 4 Totals 34 14 13 14 LSm Ith It 4 0 0 0 W ilson cf 5 0 0 0 Cooper 1-3 08 3 Schweltz 2-3 08 4. 50-percent share of the financially- and 51 percent from the free-throw streak. It guarantees the Maver­ Oakland 0mi«000-4 Totals 3693 7-14 80. NY Rangers 010—1 Garden Grove, Calif., 341,5886. 47-33. The score had been tied 18 H e rr 2b 5 0 10 Chopm n 2b 5 1 0 0 19, (taiy Shultls, Itavittown, N.Y., 44, tournament, Joakini Nyslrom let McEnroe know how it feels. troubled franchise for an esti­ SMrttta 511 4N tax-14 DOIIOi 3221 K 3 6 - 1 M Philadelphia o 11—3 line. times before Sampson’s basket. icks, 43-37, the home-court advan­ Broun rt 3 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 5 1 3 0 First period-No scoring. 5877. a , Rick BoblnskI, New Britain, “ I just felt very flat, like there was glue on my sneakers," said mated $8 million. (tame-wInnlng RBI — D. Henderson Landrm rt 0 0 0 0 Football Carter c 5 0 10 Seattle I8M1612-88 tage in the first-round of the NBA Three-point goals— Davis, Ha^er, Penalties—Po u lin , Phi, 6:56; M ePhee, Con.!., 63, 5873 21, David Ozio, Vidor, M c E n ro e a fte r dropping a 6-4, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3 de cision to N ystrom . Celtics 121, Cavs 115 Lakers 137, Warriors 130 M cG ee ph 1 0 0 0 Foster If2 0 0 0 NYR, malor (fighting), 1 0 :a ; Hos- Texas, 1-7, 5855. 22, John Forst, The 38-point margin of victory Western Conference playoffs. *^E—Reynolds. DP—Oakland 1. LOB— Hassler p 0 0 0 0 Chrstns rf 4 0 0 0 Henderson. Fouled otrt—None. Total “ The match started earlier than I thought, and I was a step slow Ookland 11, Seattle 7.2B— Owen, Cowens. fouls-D allas 12, Seattle 15. podor. Phi, malor (fighting), 10:a; W oodridoe, III., 35, 5843. 23, R ick ie broke the old club record of 30 At Richfield, Ohio, Larry Bird At Oakland, Calif., Magic John­ Seattle has lost 10 of its last 11. - How e 3b 0 0 0 0 Heep ph 0 0 0 1 Beck, NYR, mlnor-malor (fighting), Salek, Margate, Fla., 1-7,5814.24, D ove HR—Cowens (1), Presley (2), Brodlev C la rk 1b 4 1 2 0 Johnson 3b 3 0 0 0 Rebounds—Dallas 55 (Perkins 13), .'all night." (1), Thom as 3 (3), D. Henderson (1), USFL standings Seottle 41 (Chambers 18). Assists— 10:48; Tocchet, P h i, m a lo r (fighting), Dim, Pompano Beach, Fla., 1-7,5813 P o rter c 5 0 1 0 Santano ss 3 0 0 0 10:48; Ruotsalalnen, N Y R , 16:37; Car- No, 4-seeded Mats Wilander fared equally as poorly in the Klngm on (2), H ill (1). Pendltn 3b 4 0 1 1 Blocker pr 0 0 0 0 D a ll(9 a (D avis 10), Seattle 24 (Hender- IP H RERBBSO son, P h i, 16:37; Ledyard, N Y R , 17:19. $500,000 tournament, the victim of the best game of Tim TROUT DERBY A lle n p 0 0 0 0 M cD o w ll p 0 0 0 0 EcKMm Conference son6).A— 4,273 O akland • M a y o tte ’s caree r. Vn SIvk cf 3 0 1 0 Darling p 2 0 10 w L T Pet. PF FA Second period -1, NY Rangers, $100.00 Longest Trout C Y oung (L 0-1) 2 5 7 7 2 1 OSmIth ss 3 0 0 0 Bckmn ph 10 0 0 Calendar M cC o ttv 1 1-3 2 2 2 1 0 Blrm lnghom 5 2 0 .714 175 133 Lakari137,Warriora130 MePheel (Greschner), 1:01. 2, Phllo­ In the first match of the evening, Mayotte humbled Wilander T udor p 3 0 0 0 Tam Orosco pa Bov p 0 05 0 02 0 .714 200 153 delphia, Bergen 2 (Crossman, Howe), pp, No Limit • Public Invited K aiser ^'"^*5552 D eJess ph 1 0 0 0 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 6-3, 6-1, 7-6 (7-4) to ad vance to the s e m ifin a ls ag ain st N ystrom . Conroy 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 New Jersey 4 3 0 .571 172 181 11:&. Penalties— P avellch , N Y R , 5:40; Harper rt 0 0 0 0 Gardnhr ss 1 0 0 0 B altim o re 3 3 1 JOO 126 96 LA LAKERS 017) Osborne, NYR, 9:29; McCrImmon, Phi, Sunday, April 14th, 1985 — 9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Seattle , , „ Tetah 34 1 4 1 Totals 34 2 5 1 TODAY M o rg on (W 1-0) 5 9 4 2 AAemphls 3 4 0 .429 140 157 Rom bls 44 0 8 8, W orthy 8-12 1-3 17, 9 :» ; Beck, N Y R , 9:52; Osborne, N Y R , (Rain or Shine) 6 6 St. Lo u is N 0 1 N N 0 00— I Do m i m i i Williams paces Boone bowling G elsel 2 1 0 0 1 1 Jacksonville 2 5 0 .286 162 208 Abdul-Jabbor 7-14 32 16, E . Johnson 9-15 12:27; Sm ith, Phi, 12:27; E rixo n, N Y R , Manchester Sportsmen s Association New York NOINNtSI—2 O rlando 1 6 0 .143 120 192 1013 a , Scott 10163223 Cooper 6104415, 15:49; Z e z e l,P h l,15:49; J .P o trlc k ,N Y R , Manchester at Hartford Public, 3-30 Stanton 2 1 0 0 0 0 (tam e-winning RBI — Heep (1). C heney Tech at C o v e n try , 3:15 C. Young pitched to 1 batter In 3rd. Wettam Cenference Mcftae 610 14 11, McAdoo 69 68 16, 17:55; Zezel, P h i, 17:55; Crossm an, WINDSOR LOCKS — Mark W illiams replaced John Kirker as 612 Merrow Road, Coventry, Connecticut E—Pendleton 2. DP—St. Louis 1, New Houston 5 2 0 .714 228 ' Spriggs 2-2 OO 4. Totals 5692 2636137. Phi, 10:a; MePhee, NYR, a:00; Bolton at Portland, 3:15 HBP—by McCotty (Bradley); by York 1. LOB— St. Louis 8, New York 10. Becker ot MCC, 3:00 the le ad er of the $150,000 P a t Boone Open a fte r the fourth round Follow signs off Rte. 44 Coventry and 32 Willington. Stanton (Lansford). WP—Morgtxi. D enver 5 2 0 .714 161 ' ODLDKN STATR .O a) Hospodar, Phi, 20:00; Greschner, 2B— C lark, Van Slyke. SB— Chopmtxs (1), O akland 4 2 1 .643 175 Short 7-9 30, Sm ith 7-15 0 8 14, Senbaii T— 3:09. A -6 6 4 7 . 11-a NYR, mlnor-misconduct, 20:00; Thursday night. Stocked — Private Pond Hernandez (1), V an Slyke (1), Pendleton A rizo n a 4 3 0 .571 142 Whitehead 016 OO 16, Floyd 9-a 1417 33, Tocchet, Phi, mlnor-misconduct, Hartford Public at Manchester, 3:38 Williams, of Beaumont, Texas and winner of last year's (1). P ortlan d 3 4 0 .429 111 Teogle 9-16 1-2 », Wilson 35 08 4, •• . . Beys Tennis Brookles, Browns, Rainbowsll a : 00. Waukegan Open, won seven of his eight match games to jump IP H R E R BD SO San Antonio 3 4 0 .429 94 Plummer 14 37 5, Thlbeoux 1-2 28 4, Third period—3, Phitadelphia, 8ergen3 Manchester at Wethersfield, 3:30 1985 CHEVY FULL-SIZE FLEETSIDE PICK-UP A Connecticut Fishing St. Louis Los Angeles 1 6 0 .143 130 Aleksinas 1-2 08 3 Conner 1-2 08 2. (M arsh ), 5:23.4, PhIlexMphIa, SInIsalo 1 Cheney Tech at Portlond, 3; IS fro m fourth pla ce into the lead w ith a p in fa ll of 6,164. Tudor 9 3 1 0 3 5 F rid a v 't Gom e Totals SO108 27-a 130. OIrls Tennis 305 4 BBL, V0 Eng., Auto. PS, PB, RADIO, STEEL RADIALS, iicense is not required. (Ro. Sutter, Howe), 17:40. Penalties— Kirker, of Norwich Conn,, who led after the last two rounds, Radio, TV Hassler (LO-1) 1 1 1 1 1 0 Son Antonio at Jocksonvllle, 8p.m. L A Lake rs S s n a S S - W Hospodar, Phi, 9:02; Ruotsalalnen, N Y R , Wethersfield at Manchester, 3:30 FULL SIZE SPARE, GAUGES - ALWAYS SEVERAL IN STOCKI A llen 0 1 0 0 2 0 la tu rd o v 'e CSoma oeMen stota nMMST—ia 17:11; Propp, P h i, 17:11; Huber, N Y R , dropped to second with 6,153. He was the only bowler to defeat DOOR PRIZES • CASH PRIZES N ew Y o rk Oakicxid at B irm ingham , 7 p.m. Three-point goals — Cooper, Short, 18:46. SATURDAY W illiam s with a narrow 181-180 decision in Round 4. ______TROPHIES TODAY D arlin g 7 4 1 1 3 2 Sun d o y 't O nm et Floyd, Teogle. Fouled out— None. Totals Shots on goal— NY Rangers 161410— B o se b a ll ^8985 4:00 Goll: The Masters, USA Coble O rosco 2 2-3 2 0 0 3 2 Los Angeles at Houston, 8 p.m. fouls—LA Lakers U, (talden St. 29. 39. Philadelphia 31314—36. M CCatCCRI (2), noon P ete W eber, St. Louis, fe ll to th ird w ith 6,093, w h ile Sam $100 Longest Trout Award 7:30 Celtics vs. Bucks, Channel 20, Sisk 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Memphis at Boltimore, 2:Xp.m. Rebounds— L A (takers 40 (Ram bis 15), Tolland at Coventry, ll p.m. F la n a g a n w as a d istan t fourth w ith 5,976. Rt. 83 WKHT McDowell (W 1-0) 1 0 0 0 0 1 O rlondo at Arizona, 2:30 p.m. (talden St. 54 (Smith 8, Whitehead 15). Power-plov conversions—N Y Rangers CLYDES $10 Each Tagged Trout 1:00 Mets vs. Reds, Channel 9 HiBsler pitched to 1 batter In n th ; Portland at New Jersey, 2:X p.m. Assists— LA Lakers 35 (E. Johnson 17), 30. Philadelphia 61. SUNDAY Sam Zurich, Hernando Beach, Fla., rounded out the top five Windsor Ave. t:00 USFL: San Antonio vs. Jackson­ A lle n pitched ta 3 batters In 11th. Mendov'f OOfiM (talden St. a (Short 8). Technical— (taalles—NY Rangers, Hanlon. Phllo­ B ose boil w ith 5,968. VERNON, ROCKVILLE 872-9111 Admliilon S6 RiiTNhmint Slind 10 yurt ind undsr S3 ville, ESPN T -3 :2 6 . A — 18,864, Denver at Tam pa Bay, 8 p.m. Abdul-Jabbar. A — 10400. delphlo, Lindbergh. A—17,191. Norwalk at MCC (2), noon 18 - MANCHESTER HKRALD, Friday, April 12, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 12. 1985 - 19

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Call Stores, alty claims tor current house tor family In His­ Townhouse, fully ap- ble In attractive Indus­ sumes, etc. all done for $2 9om to 6pm. I tionol circuits. Fully li­ CELEBRITY CIPHER Certificotlon Class. For 429-2239. clients. Position Involves toric neighborhood. 3 or 4 trial building. 1,000 PAINTING AND PAPER­ Celebrity Cipher cryplogrems are crealeD Irom quotations by OFFICE HELP - Person pllanced "country kit­ - $4 per page. Call Sue at censed, Insured. Call famous people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands full time positions on the 7 phone and personal con­ bedrooms, modern kit­ V e rn o n $ 8 9 ,9 0 0 square feet finished offi­ HANGING - Exterior and needed tor general office chen", l '/2 baths. Individ­ 742-8843. HAWKES TREE SER­ 646-5253 anytime. tor another Today ’s clue L /equafsO I ANNOUNCEMENTS to 3, 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 MESSENGER - In your tact. Call 646-6050. chen and bath. Built-Ins FANTASTIC BUY - ces, 2,000 square feet Interior, ceilings re­ w ork. Call 569-7850 be­ ual basements. $60,500. VICE - Bucket Truck & tjy C o N tjif w i{ Nf n shifts. Excellent Benefit own car. Gas, cash, you In dining room and living warehouse or shop with paired. References, fully tween 8 and 3. Peterman Realty, 649- A. HENRY PERSONAL­ Package Including may be accompanied by CLERICAL - Full time. room. Plus a two car On this lovely, 7 room Raised Ranch Newly Chipper. Stump Remo­ insured. Quality work. EMERGENCY? In Man­ 9404, 647-1340, or 649-4064 loading dock and over­ "YVG DUGFW NYFYG DN meals. Please coll - Di­ children. Tommy, 649- Some phone and typing. garage. Lots of House fo r redecorated, country kitchen, hardwood IZED LAWN CARE ~ val. Free Estimates. Spe­ Martin Mottsson, even­ DEATING/ chester, dial 911 tor fire, OPTICIAN Licensed. head door. Excellent fa­ Looking for someone cial consideration for El­ police, medical help. rector of Staff Develop­ 9149. Self-starter and organ­ the M oney. Joyce G. floors, new carpeting, fireplace in living room, cility for machine shop, ings, 649-4431. PLUMBING Send resume Including 3 bedrooms, I'/i baths, large lot, 3 garages reliable and efficient? derly and Handicapped. WGYYDJP YVG XWFA XWFA ment, Monday thru Fri­ salary requirements to: ized person. Please call Epstein Real Estate, 647- BUSINESS assembly, distribution, I day between 8 and 3 at B arbara, 649-6456. 8895. Located close to school, shopping center, Total lawn core, com­ 647-7553. PHONE PERSON - No Opticai Style Bar, Inc., PROPERTY etc. Call Bill Steyenson, mercial and residential. FOGARTY BROTHERS 643-5151. experience necessary. easy access to major highways. Move-in con­ ( 643-5660. — Bathroom remodel­ ASB. YVGJ ASB NFA, YVFY 763 Main Street, Man­ 5:30pm to 8:30pm. Coll PERSONS TO WORK IN dition. Before you make a decision be sure to Light trucking, free esti­ BABYSITTING in my Employment chester, CT 06040, 643- GREAT OFFICE LOCA­ MANCHESTER - Large IB/ ing; Installation water RN OR LPN -F u ll tim e or Tom m y, 649-9149. KITCHEN preparing TION - Beautiful older 5 see this home! mates, fully Insured. 647- home. Ages Z.^ond up, 1191. industrial or worehouse MANCHESTER - Office TNG heaters, garbage dlspo MFNJ'Y VFWH EFU.’ YVFY part time, 7 - 3 or 3 - 11. sandwiches and various bedroom Colonial on 1349. license pending. 647-1256, & Education building. Ample parking. or retail space. High sols; faucet repairs. 649- Very Good wages. East BONANZA RESTAU­ other duties. Call 649- East Center Street In W i can halp you bscome a ask for Kathl. ARTIST/PASTE UP - Ex­ City utilities. F.J. Spl- trattic area. Excellent HOUSECLEANING - 4539. VIsa/MasterCard RGGXN YFRDJP ASB EFOR HSK Windsor area. Send re­ RANT Is now hiring. All 0305.______Manchester. Lots ot 'REALE" PROFESSIONAL! sign visibility. Frank Spl- FARRAND REMODEL­ accepted. 2 perienced In newspaper sumes to Box G, Man­ leckl Realtors, 643-2121. LOOKING FOR A BET­ CUSTOM ROTOTILLING ING — Cabinets, roofing, positions available, advertising. Monday parking. Call today for Call 646-4525. and ask lor Oan. leckl, 643-2121. chester Herald, PO Box PART TIME RECEP- TER WAY? Try us, we - Have "Troy Blit" Roto- gutters, room additions, CSKG/* — PWGJUF IFORNSJ. nights and weekends. thru Thursday days; details. Joyce G. Epstein 591, Manchester, CT TIONIST/TYPIST - 60 personalize our services tlller. Will travel. decks, oil types of remo­ IHELP WANTED Apply in person at 287 Tuesday and Wednesday Real Estate, 647-88^5. D.F. REALE, INC. 17 IREAL ESTATE PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “ Name me an emperor who was 06040. worn. Monday, Tuesday, IRESORT for your home. Bonded Gardens, lowns, flower deling and. repairs. FREE ever struck by a cannonball." — King Charles the Fifth West Middle Turnpike, early evenings. Non Raaf Etfafa IWANTED Monday thru Friday be­ Thursday, 8 - 4:30. 643- I M I W . SI.. ■ . . i X i i l . , . O. I p r o p e r t y and Insured. Manchester beds, large or small. Call estimates. Fully insured. RN, LPN - Crestfield Smoker preferred. $5.00 "PRICED REDUCED IFLODRING (£> 1965 by N EA . Inc 180 tween 2 and 4pm. EOE. 2659. FOR QUICK SALE" - 646-4S2S and surrounding towns. 643-1895. Telephone 643-6017, after Convalescent Home in hour. Call 633-4691. THE HOUSEWORKS, Lorge Custom Colonial 24 HOUR CASH OFFER VERMONT HOUSE FOR 6pm, 647-8509. Manchester has two posi­ TEACHERS - Substitutes ON YOUR PROPERTY - 647-3777. GARDENS ROTO- FLOORSANDING tions available two week CASHIERS, ATTEND­ CASHIERS - X-tra Mart with all amenities for RENT - Beautiful loca­ FINE RETAIL JE­ for lunlor high and high EAST HARTFORD Call: Crockett Realty, TIL L E D - Small Cub Floors like new7 Special­ JO ^MOTORCYCLES/ INVITATION TO BIO nights, 11 - 7om. In addi­ ANTS, ASSISTANT Convenience Store look­ terrific family living! WATERFRONT! - ASH­ tion on lake with dock, WELRY ESTABLISH­ school - Regional District $159,900. Elegant is a 643-1577 for a quick deal! Cadet garden tractor CARPENTRY 8. M A ­ izing in older floors, natu­ I b ic y c le s The Manchester Public tio n , on coll tim e is MANAGERS POSITIONS ing for mature highly Eleven nice rooms, 5 FORD - $74,900. Custom 2'/j hours from Hartford. Schools sollcites bids for MENT otters great op­ 8. $ 3 5 /d a y. R e q u ire ­ word that accurately des­ LAWN AND HOME SER­ with rear tiller. Satisfoc- SONRY - Free estimates. ral and stained floors. No frequently available. OPEN - At our new Getty motivated people to till Bedrooms, Living Room, home on lake with sandy W eekly. (617)-692-4433, ART SUPPLIES for the 1985- portunity to sell lewelry. ments: college degree. cribes this maonlflcentr VICE - Free estimates. tlon guaranteed. 647-0530 Call Tony Squillacote at waxing anymore. John YAMAHA DT 250 - Runs ItM school year. Sealed bids Crestfield Is a 155 bed, Station opening Imme­ positions now on all Dining Room, Eating beach and dock! Corn- evenings. Strong retail experience Call Superintendent of one of a kind custom b u ilt * 1 9 lAPARTMENTS 646-0114. or 872-4106. 649-8811. Verfallle. Call 646-5750. good. $375. Call mornings w ill be received until A pril }4, S.N.F./I.C.F. Facility lo­ d ia te ly In the East W ind­ shifts. Flexible schedules Space Kitchen, Family temporary Colonial with preferred. Good oppor­ Schools, 228-9417, 643- 8 plus room Ranch with 4 ' I fo r r e n t 643-2573.______1»t$ at 2:00 P.M., at which cated In a rural residen­ sor areo. All shiftsovalla- and good starting pay. Room, Rec Room, Ja­ fireplace, extra-large ■miscellaneous tim e they w ill be publlciv tunity to learn and ad­ 4210. bedroom s, baths, fIref,". tial area. Please call Mrs. ble. Applicants must be Premium pay tor 3rd. cuzzi, In-ground Pool, bedrooms, 2 full baths, a 2 '/2 opened. The right Is reserved vance. Excellent benefit placed fam ily room, 2 car I fo r r e n t to reject onv and all bids. J. Brownstein, D.N.S., 18, neat, good with fig­ shift. Apply in person or Fenced In yard and lo­ nicely treed lot and an MANCHESTER — Avail­ SUZUKI PE 250 - Good package. Apply in per­ ELECTRICIAN - E-2 li­ garage and numerous,; Specifications ond bid Monday thru Friday be­ ures. Experience helpful c a ll Som ers 763-1205, cated on a Cul-de-sac!! incredible view from the able Immediately. One, condition. Driven 16 son: Michael's Jewelers, censed - 2 yeors expe- custom features. Impec­ M ANCHESTER - 12,800 form s mov be secured of the tween 9 and 3pm, at but w illin g to tra in . G reat S tafford Springs 684-9161, $150's. Century 21 L in d ­ living room and master two and three bedroom hours. $750 or best offer. Business Office, 45 North 958 Main Street, Man­ rlence, prim orlly cable throughout and' square ft. free standing HOUSEHOLD CARS/TRUCKS 643-5151. advancement with good Tolland 871-7020, Rock­ sey Real Estate, 649-4(XX). bedroomi D.W. Fish apartm ents. $410, $475, 647-1821. School Street, Manchester, chester, CT. EOE. residential. Benefits, coll locted In East Hartford’s^ industrial or warehouse GOODS IFOR SALE Connecticut. company benefits. Plea­ ville 875-9360, H a rtfo rd Realty, 643-1591 or 871- $525, heat and hot water I I PETS I TAG SALES 646-0588 a fte r 6pm. finest areas. This Is truly* EASY ASSEMBLY sant working conditions. Road, Manchester 649- "PRICED REDUCED 1400.______Included. J.D. Real Est­ building. Available in {RECREATION 035-04 PART TIME - Mature a home of dlsli'’ctlon ond I7Q WORK! $600.00 per 100. Taking applications at 2337, Main Street, Man­ FOR QUICK SALE" - ate, 646-1980. September. All utilities DRESSER - Oak and ma­ MANCHESTER DOG Not oil the news Is on the intelligent person to as­ DENTAL HYGENIST NEW LISTING MAN­ m ust to see. Sentry Real GOV'T SURPLUS CARS I'^IVEHICLES Guaranteed Payment. our Coventry store 8am chester, 646-4566, M ans­ Hard to find 6 Room 0 available. Ample park­ ple, 36" wide, 31" high, 16" OBEDIENCE CLASS - front page! There's lots INVITATION TO BID sist finance manager WANTED - Permanent CHESTER - $127,900. Irri- & TRUCKS Under $100. No Experlence/No Sales. to 3pm daily. Power Test, fie ld 429-5507, A shford Ranch, 2 Baths, 3 Bed­ Estate, 643-4060. 3'/2 ROOM AP AR TM E N T ing. F.J. Spilecki Real­ deep. Three tull drawers. Starting a new beginners of newsy In fo rm a tio n In with billing. Call Jerry La part time position availa­ maculate Ansaldl-bullt Now available in your WINNEBAGO FOR SALE The Eighth Utilities District, Details send self- Route 44 & 31, Coventry. 487-1787. rooms, Full-basement, - Private home, heat, tors, 643-2121. Needs some work. $60. class, A p ril 22nd. M ust the Classified section. 32 Main St., Manchester, Marche at Bob Riley 742-1910, ask to r the m an­ ble alternating Wednes­ Contemporary in very areo. Call 1-619-569-0242. - Indion 1973 Dodge en­ addressed stamped enve­ nice city lot, and 16 years EQUESTRIAN'S DE­ nppllances. Working sin­ 643-2880. sign up ahead. Call Chuck 643-2711 24 hrs. Conn., 06040 is seeking bids O ldsm oblle at 649-1749. ager. EOE, M/F. days and Saturdays. Send sought-after area. Large gine. 73,983 miles. New for microcomputer, printer lope; ELAN VITAL-’73, RECEPTIONIST - 7am - young!! Now $73,900. L IG H T ! - South W indsor r,, gle adult only. No pets, 568-1356, resumes only to Dr. Bat- country kitchen with ROOMMATES tires. New transmission, ond application softwore. 3418 Enterprise Road, Ft, 3pm. Convalescent Home Century 21 Lindsey Real $117,900. Custom-built, children. Call 643-2880. 25" ZENITH CHROMOC­ POULTRY FARM taro, 162 Spencer Street, beamed celling, large liv­ WANTED GIANT TAG SALE - Sat­ 1977 SUBARU - 2 door b a tte ry. As Is, $7,500. Sealed bids marked "M icro­ Pierce, FL33482. PART TIME WORK FOR seeks a mature Individual Estate, 649-4000. b rick, 9-room hom e on 3.3- OLOR CONSOLE TV. SOUTH WINDSOR KEN- WORKERS - Full time. Manchester, CT 06040. ing room with picture urday, April 13th, 9am to sedan. $600 (as is). 649- Please ca ll 646-6161 8 - computer, printer and appli­ REAL GO GETTERS in ­ with clerical skills as acres with barn suitable TWO AND THREE Wood grain cabinet. $99. N E L CLUB - Classes Health and retirement window, 2 fireplaces, for­ 4pm. GREAT BUYS. Rain 7423. 4:30; 649-3630 5 - 9:00. cation software" must be re­ DRIVERS To Sell Hood volves communications. receptionist. Excellent BE YOUR OWN BOSS!! for horses. Large front- ROOM APARTMENTS - ROOMMATE WANTED - 875-6736 a fte r 7:00. starting obediencefbe- ceived at the above address plans. Call Arbor Acres AUTOMOBILE POLI- m al dining room , lau n d ry or shine. 74 Arnott Road, Ice Cream in your own $75 $125 a week. Cali Ms. working conditions, be­ Excellent Investment for porch, aboveground pool. Heated, security. No Cleon and quiet female, ginners through utility) by 7:00 p.m., on Tuesday, F arm , 633-4681, Ext. 368. SHING/CLEANING room, wrap-around deck Manchester. 76 FORD LTD - Auto­ TRAILER - Sleeps 4, gas April 23, 1985. Bid specifica­ local area. We want 50 Jones at 647-9946. Only nefits & competitive the right business. 4 with deck, formal entry pets, no appliances. 646- late twenties to share 2 and breed handling PERSON needed fo r ne- and private rear yard SOLID OAK TRESTLE matic, air conditioning. stove, sink, Ice box, tions may be obtained during drivers at once. Be your eight positions! wages. Apply In person - Room Apartment also. way, screened back, 2426, 9 - 5 weekdays. bedroom apartment in classes, Wednesday normal business hours (9:00 EXPERIENCED BOOK­ w/used and service de- make this a step up In the TABLE and four arrow ENORMOUS TAG SALE - Very good condition. toilet, AC/DC and gas own boss. Apply Ding Vernon Manor, 180 Regan Aluminum siding and se­ porch, 2 fireplaces, mas­ Manchester. Current nights. Tolland TAC o.m. to 5:00 p.m.) Monday KEEPER - Apply Mar­ partments^ Evenings and right direction! D.W. back chairs. Excellent Toals, hardware, tires, $1,500 or best o ffe r. Call lights. Great for exciting Dong Cart, 44 Prospect AUTO BODY SHOP Road, Vernon. parate utilities. Offered ter bedroom suite, large- MANCHESTER - One roommate moving out Building. For Intorma- thru Saturday, from the Dis­ low’s Inc., 867 Main Saturdavs'. Experience Fish R ealty, 643-1591 or condition. Telephone646- Jeep parts, doors, win­ 649-7630. fa m ily vaca flo n. $1,500. patcher ot the Eighth Utili­ Hill Rd„ East Windsor, LOOKING for reliable at $84,500.00. Jackson 8, rec room and 4 be d ro o m s, bedroom first floor with June 1. Call between 6:00 5811. tio n , ca ll 568-2119. dows, lumber, electric ties District Firehouse, 32 Street, Manchester. helpful but will train. Jackson Real Estate, 647- 871-1400. 8. 7:30pm. 643-4793. 228-3345. CT (Exit 45 off of 1-91). person. Must have tools Apply Gorins Jaguar, all In a quiet neighbor­ stove and refrigerator. motor, much, much VW SCI RACCO, 82 - D ark Main St., Manchester, CT 623-1733. and 3 years or more 8400 or 646-8646.______hood, convenient to Hart, No pets. Lease and secur­ SUPERIOR COURT 06040. Sealed bids w ill be re­ APPLICATIONS BEING Route 83, Vernon, 646- REDUCED! - SOUTH 30" ELECTRIC STOVE - PLACING AN AD in clas­ m ore! 71 Boston HIM grey, air conditioning, ceived at the above address experlencefhourly pay ford. D.W. Fish Realty, ity. $375 per month plus STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACCEPTED, Apply in 015d. WINDSOR - $112,500. INCOME TAX $125. Pine table and 4 sified Is a very easy, Road, Andover, CT. Sat­ power windows. Excel­ until 7:00 p.m., on Tuesday, PART TIME HELP - Ev­ based on experience). TEACHER Looking for EXCELLENT STARTER 643-1591 or 871-1400. heat. 646-1379. J. D. OF TOLLAND person only. Barry Blast Sparkling home with pa­ c a p ta in s c h a irs $225. simple process. Just dial u rday and Sunday, 13th & lent condition. 44,000 April 23, 1985, at which time enings and week-ends. Call Dave, 649-2871. woman to care for child­ 3 ROOM DUPLEX - Rent SERVICE AT ROCKVILLE they w ill be publiclyopened, Company, 238 Hartford PART TIME HELP one side, other side will noramic view located on I Wing back choir with 643-2711. W e 'll help you 14th, 9am to 4pm. m iles. $7,300. Call 643- MARCH 1, 19SS Hours flexible. Apply ren in my home in Sep­ THREE ROOMS, second reod aloud and recorded at Road. WANTED MORNINGS. cul-de-sac! Fireplaced MANCHESTER - By' ottoman. $85. Swivel bar­ word your ad for maxi­ 6041. FA-tS-003S4158 the Eighth Utilities District Seven-Eleven, 513 Center meet your payments. ZINGLER'S INCOME SECURITY GUARD - tem ber. 659-1783. Apply In person. High­ living room. Family owner. 3 Bedroom Raised floor, heat and applian­ rel! chair $15. Outdoor mum response. TAG SALE - Saturday, JEAN MORICONI Firehouse. Street between 1 - 4pm. Good location. $75,000 or TAX SERVICE - Filing Part time position availa­ land Park Market, 317 room with large picture Ranch. Fireplace, fam ily' ces, $375. Adults. No pets. coach lam p. $25. 568-4091. A p ril 13th, 9am to 3pm. MUSTANG 1973 - Aufo- VS. Bids shall remoin valid for best offer. 646-6363.______personal and small busi­ ble. 16 hours per week. AMBITIOUS AND RE­ Highlond Street. window, sliders from din­ room, pool, WESTWOOD- Call 649-2236. 169 Main Street, Man­ matic, power steering, JAMES MORICONI thirty days from the bid HANDWORK/SEWING - Experienced preferred. ness tax returns. In your le e IMUSICAL opening dote. The District SPONSIBLE INDIVID­ STEPHEN STREET CO- ing room fo deck all Area. $112,900. Call 643- chester. 3 Families. Rain am/fm cassette stereo, SUBSEQUENT ORDER Glastonbury toy factory Apply In person to Mea­ UAL needed for weekly ONE BEDROOM partly home. Since 1974. Also *00 llTEMS OF NOTICE reserves the rlc^t to relect SECURITY OFFICERS - LONIAL-3bedrooms, I'/z located on o beautiful lot 8379. MISCELLANEOUS date Sunday. new transmission, rebuilt any and all bids for any rea­ needs sewing machine dows Manor, 333 Bldwell lawn care for busy work­ furnished mobile home. bookkeeping services NOTICE TO Part time weekends, 3:30 baths, loaded with In a lo ve ly neighborhood. FOR SALE engine. Good condition. son deemed to be In the best operators and hand fin­ Street, Manchester. ing couple in Manches­ Single working adult available. Call Walt at JAMES MORICONI to 11:30, Manchester charm! Fireplace, Flor­ In m ove-ln co n d itio n, so 6 8. 6 DUPLEX. Conve­ 2 WEBCOR, 2 way stereo GARAGE SALE - Satur- $1,895. 646-2771. interest of the District. ishers fo r q u a lity toy line. ter. Interested, please only. Lease. No children, 646-5346. The P lointiff has named you area. $4.30 an hour to CARPENTERS NEEDED ida room, 2 car garage. call today! D.W. Fish nient Location in Man­ speakers. Good condi­ day/Aprll 13 - 9 - 4pm. HELEN J. WARRINGTON Full time or part time. INSURANCE OFFICE coll 280-1593 days, or 647- SWIM POOLS WARE­ as a Defendant In the Com­ CLERK start. Must be over 18. - Immediate openings for HURRY!....WE GUA­ Realty, 643-1591 or 871- chester. Great potential pets. 643-2880. tion. Wood cabinet. Sunday/AprII 14 - noon - 1983 PONTIAC 6000 LE - plaint brought to the above- Some sewing experience CLAIM SPECIALIST - 8041 evenings. HOUSE torced to dispose Clean police record. Car carpenters. Thoroughly RANTEE OUR HOUSES! 1400. tor first time buyer or HOUSEHOLD $40.00. T elephone 646- 3pm. 104 Richmond Air, cassette, power named court seeking a legal Doted at Manchester, Conn, necessary. Call The of new on/ground, 31 foot separotion, custody of your this 6th day of April 1985. and telephone necessary. Experienced In auto, ho­ experienced In framing. Blanchard 8, Rossetto Investor. Offered In the' MANCHESTER - 5 Room 4451. Drive, Manchester. Col­ steering, power brakes. Velvet Stable, Inc., 659- meowners and commer­ AIRLINES NOW HIR­ Duplex. $425 per month GOODS long pools complete with minor child, support for your 026-04 Call 527-0225. Must know layout and Realty, 646-2482. ENJOY YOUR SUMMER $70's. Jackson 8, Jackson ' huge sundecks, tencing, lectibles, antiques, tays, T ilt steering wheel. 81,000 minor child, alimony, con­ 0204 for appointment. cial claims handling for ING. Reservatlonists, plus utilities. Security read blue prints. Full in this Lovely Split-Level Real Estate, 647-8400 o r • hi-rote filters, pump, furniture. Much, much m iles. $5,000. 643-9585. veyance of your Interest In Hartford agency. Plea­ stewardesses and ground time and benefits. Call ATTRACTIVE SPLIT - with a large lot! Seven 646-8646. deposit required. No USED REFRIGERA more! M oving-all prices the real property known os 36 LEGAL NOTICE P.I.P. OF MANCHES­ SEAMSTRESS for Bridal ladders, warranty, etc. Knighton Street, Manches­ Shop. Call 643-4809. sant working conditions. crew positions available. 742-5137 8:30 to 5:00 M on ­ Spacious living room rooms, 3 bedrooms. Fam­ pets. One child accepted. TORS, WASHERS, negotiable. 75 CHEVY VEG A - 40,000 TER Is looking for full or Free parking. Wages Call 1-619-569-0241 fo r de­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ Asking $988 COMPLETE. TAG SALES ter, CT and on assignment of In accordance with the provi­ day thru Friday. with Cathedral Celling ily Room, IV2 baths, SOUTH WINDSOR - Well Includes stove and refrig­ miles on Buick motor. your property to Plaintiff. part time bindery and DOE. Good benefits. Call tails. 24 hrs. Financing available. Call sions of Section 128, Title 23, VOCATIONAL IN­ and Balcony, 3 Bed­ newer carpeting and gar­ kept 8 Room Garrison' e ra to r. 646-1927. teed, parts and service. MOVING - Antiques in­ New trannv, automatic. This Complaint was returna­ U.S. Code os prescribed In counter help. Typing ex­ 522-0333. Sfan, to ll-fre e , 1-800-524- BARGAINS GALORE STRUCTOR HORTICUL­ rooms, I'/j Baths, Family age combine to make this C olonial. 1st F loor Fam ­ Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, cluding clacks, mirrors, No rust. $500 firm . 643- ble to the above-named court the Federal-Aid Highway perience helpful. Only YOUNG PERSON FOR Son, 649 Main Street, 0595. AND MORE! The East­ on January 8,1985 and Is now Program Manual, Volume 7, TURE - Developmenfal room and Dining room. South Windsor home a ily Room with fireplace,' MANCHESTER - Unique partial contens of house. 0021. hard w orkin g, engergetic ASSISTANT M ANAG ER - ern Connecticut Flea pending therein. Chapter 7, Section S, doted disabled adults. $9,000 to AFTER SCHOOL RES­ $84,9001....W E G UARAN­ "MUST SEE"! Call for formal dining room, 4 one bedroom. Pet consi­ 643-2171. Saturday, April 13, 9 to 3. December 30, 1974 from the people should apply. The Gift Shop, Manches­ ASSEMBLY TABLES -3' Market features 150 deal­ The court finds that the De­ $10,000. Resume to: TAURANT HELP-Apply CONSTRUCTION ES­ TEE OUR HOUSES! your appointment today. dered. Very secure. Bus­ Rain or shine. 10 Earl 1982 CHEVY PICKUP -% Federal Highway Admin­ Apply in person P.I.P., ter Memorial Hospital. 20 bedrooms, large lot. Ask- ' w ide by 16' long. 30" high. ers displaying everything fendant listed below has not Hockanum Industries, In person after 3:00pm, TIMATOR - Must have Blanchard 8, Rossetto $91,900.(K). Strano Real line to Hartford. $450 plus QUEEN SIZE WATER- Street, Manchester. Ton heavy duty 305 auto­ appeared In this action, and, istration, the Connecticut 391 Center Street, ask for Hours afternoons. Sales Ing $128,000. U 8. R Realty, Formica top on pressed from antiques to brand Department ot Transporta­ P.O. Box 136, Mansfield Fanl’s Restaurant, 1015 architectural/drafting Realty, 646-2482. Estate, 647-"SOLD". 643-2692. u tilitie s . 649-4876. BED - Simmons, wave­ matic. Power steering, so for as the P la in tiff knows, L a rry. and supervisory ability. board with 5 steel legs. new tools, iewelry and has not received actual no­ tion has reouested from the Depot, CT 06251. EOE. Main Street, skills and understand the less, conventional style, FLEA MARKET - Wadell power brakes. AM/FM Division Administrator of Send written reply to Phone 644-4718 fro m 8am household goods. Open tice of the institution or pen­ Manchester. basics of engineering. A V A IL A B L E M A Y 1st. takes only 80 gallons ot School PTA, Broad radio. $3,800. 643-9585. dency of it; that so far as It Is the Federal Highway Admin­ PART TIME GRILL & Manchester Memorial to 4pm. every Sunday at the istration, location and design Must be thoroughly fa­ 4'/2 room In a 2 fa m ily water. Frame, mat­ Street, Manchester. Sat­ known, the Defendant's last KITCHEN PERSON - Ex­ SECRETARY - Small law Hospital, ATT: Betty To- Mansfield Drive-ln approval for the Town of RECEPTIONIST - Dental miliar with field proce­ house. Married couple, tresses 8, bullt-ln heater. urday, May 11th, table 1974 FORD COUNTRY known oddress was 36 perienced. Call Bldwell firm , fu ll tim e, please call nuccl, 71 Haynes Street, CARPENTERS Theater, (Junction of Knighton Street, Manches­ Manchester's recommended Assistant. Pleasant, dure. Please send resume no pets. Security re­ One year old. Origlnolly ren ta l $12.00. Please call plon tor the reconstruction ot Tavern, 742-6978. 646-4545. 06040. SQUARES AND MUCH Routes 31 &32) Breakfast S Q U IR E STATION ter, CT. The Defendant's cur­ modern large stoff office. to: Box GG, Manchester quired. 647-9509. $700, asking $400. A fte r 643-2833. WAGON - In good running rent address Is presently un­ Main Street from Charter MORE. $15. Phone 649- served 8-11 am , Lunch Oak Street north to Ford 4 day week, no Soturdays. H erald, PO Box 591, M an ­ 5pm, ca ll 528-1405. condition. Asking $550. known. 2433. 11:15to3pm. Parking still Street, a distance of opproxl- DRAFTSPERSON/ Excellent benefits. Sa­ chester, CT 06040. NEW ONE BEDROOM 649-9953. NOW THEREFORE, it Is her­ motely 3,8(X) feet In the Town APARTMENT - Heat, hot lust 25 cents. Tables eby ordered that further no­ W ANTED FULL TIME lary negotiable. Expe­ of Manchester Identified by „ PROGRAMMER rienced only. Call 646- water, carpeting, ap­ BELL COLLECTION - available. For dealer In­ tice of the Institution and State Project No. 76-13$ and VIDEO AUDIO ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Ceramic, pottery, leaded 1984 IS U Z U D IE S E L pendency of this action be gi­ Responsbilities include 4964. pliances. On busline. formation, please call Federal Project No. IXM- fabrication of drawings RV SERVICE APPUANCE CLERK - Experience In glass, brass, 90 fo r $185 or GARAGE SALE -58 Ralph PICK UP with cap. 19,500 ven to the Defendant by some 1795(1). Older persons preferred. GAS STOVE - 30" M agic 456-9890 or 423-9660. for layout and production SALESPERSON accounts payable neces­ w ill sell separately. 643- Road, Manchester, April miles. Standard trans­ proper officer or person PERSON No pets. $425. Call 643-6802 Chef. Includes 5 burners, causing a true and attested processes, working from Have openings for highly mo- sary. Good pay and ex­ 1814. 13-14, 8 - 4. Household m issio n , ra d io . $6,900. Included ps part of this plan clock, minute timer, pro­ COVENTRY - Estate set­ copy of this order to be pub­ ore reductions to the number raw sketches and models. tlvalad ealse oriented people cellent benefits. Call 528- o r 649-6205. goods, glass Items, pic­ 647-1300, M o n d a y th ru lished In the Manchester Her­ 2 years experience re­ who wish to earn money. gram cooking, griddle tlement. Saturday, April of on-street parking stalls Full and Part time. 9406 for more M IN N KOTA 65W 17 lbs. ture frames, clocks- F rid a y. ald once o week for two suc­ and o revision to the configu­ quired including NC Pro­ Qualittcatlons needed: HAIR STYLIST - needed and other features. Call 13th, 9am to 3pm. E ve ry­ cessive weeks commencing Information. ED SWAIN MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ thrust. $75. Weight bench, (pendlum and electric), ration of the remaining on­ gramming. Familiarity Apply in person. 1. Desire to earn money. fo r busy fu ll service salon 242-8142. thing must go. Antiques, on or before A pril 18,1965and 2. Wlllingnees to work long ro o m , IV baths, full bicycle, paker table, ca­ street parking within the pro­ with metal aircraft parts a In Manchester. Salary, 3 plus 120 lb. weight set- nic nacs. 18 BIrchwood 1968 BAJA BUG - Minor that return of such service be tect area, the creation of new plus. Submit resume or hours 'DELIVERY DRIVER - Ed has been with us several years. A Man­ basement. Condo Town- (new) $70. Call after 6pm, meras, 8 ft. fiber glass made to this court. Bloneteln'* Camping 3. Safes background, not benefits, commislon and Road, From Route 31 to ■ work, needs battery and and the Improvement of ex­ apply at REB Industries, Minimum 2 hours per house. Air conditioning, WOMANS SOLID PINE 649-5587. dighy, outboard mata- It Is further ordered that this isting, ott-street parking Center, Incorporated neceaaarlly yideo Audio, growth. Large walk-ln chester native, he knows the Manchester area Dally Road to Knollwood gas gauge. $1,500. 646- Inc.. 184 Commerce St.. we will train you. day. Monday thru Fri­ end unit, near shopping DRESSER with tull r(as Is), porch furniture. action be continued for thirty areas, and also on Improved business. Call 643-8339fo r to BIrchwood. 4012, ask fo r M ike . access drive to the east of Glastonbury or call per­ Route 83 For Interview please call Al day. M/F. Floral Expres­ length mirror. Excellent FOR SALE - 1984 Topp’s days. appointment. Ask for and has the know-how to merchandise your and buslines. 1 year old. Main Street between parking sonnel at 633-5271 bet­ Slelfsrta, 647-eM7. sions, 646-8268. condition! Asking $175. ween 10 to 3. EOE. Vernon, CT m anager. property effectively. A va ila b le 6-1. $550 plus Baseball card set. $19. TAG SALE - Moving. 1974 CHEVY % TON BY THE COURT areas. Aesthetic Improve­ u tilitie s. No pets. 646-4320. Call 643-6421. Telephone 742-6016. TAG SALE - Toys, Plus 3 family tag sale, PIC K UP - 4 speed, e xce l­ (K elly J.) ments such os plantings, street furniture, and textured The below pictured properties were recently clothes, miscellaneous. Saturday, A p ril 13, 9 to 3. lent running condition. 3/18/65 pavements ore part of the Real Estate VERNON - 1 bedroom CO LO NIAL DEN PIECES A p ril 13th, 9 to 3, rain date Rain date Sunday. Ill Needs some body work. M.A. Phelon proposal. RN’s&LPN’s apartment, appliances, - Stereo console, twins - RED GOOSE FARM AN­ A p ril 14th. 73 M a rk D rive, Cooper Street, $1,200. 644-8217. T. Assistant Clerk listed by Ed and had contracts on them within The proposal Is bel no recom ­ 2 Como and loam about the advantages ot working lor med­ TIQUES -Open weekends air conditioning, garage, California king beds. Coventry, oft Route 44. Manchester. A TRUE COPY ATTEST: ical personnel pool. Must have 1 year full time experience one week! swimming pool, laundry. Asking $1,000. W ill sell - 12 to 5, with wonderful, mended under the Interstate Wo have openings on all shifts. Wo offer excellent pay and HOMES 1 9 7 7 PLYMOUTH FRANCIS H. CURNAN Trade-In Program,otederol, NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED $425 Including heat. Individually. 643-5672 af­ unusual goodies. Goose state, and local cooperative benefits. Wo will be rocailting on April 17th, 1665 from 10 TAG SALE - Lots of 170 IWANTED WAGON - 6 c y lin d e r, SHERIFF FOR SALE Please call after 5pm. ter 4:30pm. Lane, C oventry. 742-9137. TOLLAND COUNTY effort toward Improved traf­ IN MANCHESTER AREA am. to 4 p.m. In the H4R Block Office. Marshall's Mall, 324 Items. Everything must | t d b u y passed emissions, auto­ fic circulation and safety In I 646-0522. matic tranny, power DEPUTY SHERIFF Broad St., Manchester. urban areas. HACKMATACK STREET MEDITERRIAN BED­ go. 10am to 1:30pm, Sat­ HARTFORD COUNTY Must Call For Inlanlaw Appetntmant MOV ING-Miscellaneous u rd a y, 4-13. 19 Autum n steering, power brakes. - Custom built Ranch, 3 NEWLY REMODELED 2 ROOM SET - Excellent GO CART. Good condi­ 051-03 A public hearing was held on North St colonial furniture - Blue Street, Manchester. $500 o r best o ffe r. 1977 aii bedrooms, IV2 baths, bedroom apartment In 2 co n d itio n. Call 649-6048, tion and runs well. Reaso­ January 9, 1984. The public Union Ct. MEDICAL Danube dishes - Freezer KAWASAKI KZ650 - runs hearing transcript, Oetplled ait breezeway, garage, low family. Appliances and keep trying. nable. Call anytime, 647- Edward St ait PERSONNEL chest - T w in e le ctric bed - great, good tires. Quick. plans and other data perti­ 90'S. 649-7842. laundry connections. many other Items. 646- TWO FAMILY TAG 1372. $900 or best offer. 649- NEED HELP? nent to the development ot Oolway St ait References and security MOVING-Mustsell! Full SALE - Work bench and the project are available for POOL 2676. 0454. public Inspection at the fol­ Kerry St. alt GREAT VALUE -6 Boom deposit. $495. plus heat size frame, boxspring, tools, rubber boat, stand­ FAST? lowing locations: Main St. 555-1146 ______549-0870 Ranch with fireplace, and u tilitie s . 646-3253. mattress, firm - oriental ing electric fan, anvil, Automotive 1976 HONDA CIVIC - 5 Biaaaii St screened In porch and an headboard - aksing $175. HOME AND womens clothing, much Town Clerks's Office g-B4 speed. Good condition. Advertise with Manchester Town Hall Brainard Pi. all exterior of vinyl. New Couch, matching chair, GARDEN miscellaneous! Saturday $900. Call 643-1911. 41 Center Street Hazai St all HHA's roof and gutters. 70’$.... SIX ROOMS, wall to wall light blue, excellent con­ and Sunday, 444 Lake The Herald Manchester, Connecticut Johnaon Terr. WE GUARANTEE OUR carpeting, no utilities. d itio n - asking $300. 649- VARIETY OF HOUSE Street, 9 to 6. CARS/TRUCKS 04040 all Openings In East Hartford, Manchester, and HOUSESI Blanchard 81 $500 monthly. $600 secur­ 2188. IFOR SALE Mondav-Fridov, Purnail Pi. all South Windsor areas. PLANTS, Out door 1978 CHEVY CHEVETTE and get 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Park St Rossetto Realty, 646-2482. ity. Call 649-8392. bushes, ground covers. - 4 door. 4 speed. 43,000 73-157 Must have 1 yaar axparlanca. BUYING OR SELLING SLEEPER SOFA-2 years Very reasonable. Private TAG SALE - Some big miles. A M /FM . New ra- Connecticut Dept. Chaatnut St. 1974 FIAT 128 SPORT L — Of Transportation 142-1BB Excallanl pay and banalllt. EAST HARTFORD - MANCHESTER - First old, excellent condition. home, 649-6486. pieces, moving. 10am to To be used for parts. Call dlals. $1,300.646-2026 after FAST $73,900. NEW ON THE Englneerlno Office We will be recruiting on April 17th, 1985 from floor of 2 family. 2 bed­ $200. 647-7576-evenlngs. 5pm. Saturday & Sunday, Phil offer 5pm, 528-1332. 6:00pm. /;* 140 Pascone Place, 10am to 4pm In the H&R Block office, Marshalls MARKETI Consider this CALL ED SWAIN room on busline. $475 4-13 & 4-14. 55 Volpi Road. Also Panasonic A M /FM RESULTS! Room 414 MANCHESTER HERALD Mall, 324 Broad St., Manchester. lovely 3 bedroom Cape without heat. Call after QUEEN-SIZE WATER car radio. Newington, Connecticut with IVa baths, carpeting 6pm, 644-3854. Available BED with 6-drawer pe­ I^ T S 04111 Must call for an interview appointment. BELFIORE, REALTORS 5 HORSE POWER OUT­ 1981 BUICK SKYLARK-2 Mondav-Fridov, Call Circulation Dept. and garage. Spotless May 15. destal base In excellent BOARD MOTOR, 25 ft. 1980 TOYOTA TERCEL - door. Automatic, air, Manchester 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL throughout and centrally condition. Heater, liner, FULL GROWN SHE­ aluminum ladder. Huffy power steering and 647-9946 located. A delight to see! MANCHESTER - Availa­ waveless mattress and Automatic, air condition­ COMMISSIONER PHERD CROSS BREED- 10 speed bicycle, roto- ing, AM/FM cassette, brakes. A skin g $3,550. Herald CONNECTICUT 549-0870 Coll for an appointment. ble Immediately. 5 room draln/flll kit included. Needs good home. Shots tlller, electric trimmer, Call after 5:30pm., 871- Sentry Real Estate, 643- 431 M ain St. 647-1413 49,000 miles. Excellent DEPARTMENT Duplex. No pets. Call $450 o r best o ffe r. 647- and spayed. Call 643-9431 and other items. 444 Lake 1865 OF TRANSFORATION 4060. Otter 6pm. 649-5633. condition. $3,950. Coll 649- 643-2711 7576-evenlngs. evenings and weekends. Street, Bolton. 4064.

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GREAT VALUE BOLTON - LARGE LOT See this 6 room Cape Cod on a 1V. acre treed lot i3 6 Room Ranch with fireplace, screened in porch and Mmdmtn an exterior ol vinyl New root and gutters 70 s PLUS an XTRA lot to sell now or later Mrralft MuHOffy, Apr^-AprnT5ri985 — Single copy: 25i bath loaded with charm' Fireplace, plan to visit to battle crime cony, 3 bedrooms, 1 Vj baths, family room and dining 223 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Florida room, 2 car garage HURRY! room $84,900 WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES' - 646-2482 WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES' - 646-2482 B y Susan Vaughn he calls Reinhom, who, in turn, helps “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!”^ Herald Reporter the new group set up a meeting and FREE meets wUh the group t6 describe the MARKET Blanchard & Rossetto 1 ^ Nazi graves “It’s people looking after people,” is program. EVALUATION COMMERf lAL CRf.WT the way Harry W. Reinhom describes Each neighborhood group must do its _____ 646-2482 nNANClALNnWORK the, Crime Watch program he started in own leg work and organizing, Reinhom E S T A T E Center St. corner o( McKee St. Senior Cltiiem Diecounte • Cmrd DMaiCvTtpM^ Bv Helen Thomas Manchester. and Wilson said. Each Crime Watch United Press International What began as a reaction to an neighborhood has to have a street assault on a family in Reinhom’s captain. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — Jews, veleran.s and Spring Street neighborhood three years THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING' Congress members Friday assailed President Rea­ ago has now grown into six neighbor­ RElNllORN STRESSED in a recent interview that leadership is important Onfuo;. Please call 6 4 9 -4 0 0 0 gan's plan to visit a cemetery for German soldiers as hood Crime Watch areas in town! I or a free marketing analysis of yuur lu ' t "offensive," but a spokesman said Reagan is up.sct ,The first Crime Watch neighborhood in developiipg a Crime Watch area. He or was a kind of outgrowth of gypsy moth mentiont^ one large neighborhood in To see any home on the market today that his "sensitivity to the Holocaust" is under question. infestation. Reinhorn said. When the the Forest Hills section, which held a LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Center Street MancheslPr r.T neighborhood developed a common meeting attended by about 80 people. The announcement that Reagan would lour and lay bond to fight the gypsy moths by But no one was willing to step forward a wreath at Bilburg Cemetery in Germany on May 5, spraying, Rainhom said he asked to get tte program going, he said. three days before celebration of V-E Day, the end of himself, "Why can't we unite to Tight Getting leaders for the groups is World War Two, evoked outrage from Jewish and crime?” hard, Reinhom said. But he said that American veterans groups. Reagan has declined The purpose of Crime Watch, which leaders are >what keep the groups suggestions he visit Dachau, a Nazi death camp, operates throughout the nation, is to put viable. j criminals on the alert that a neighbof- Each Crime Watch group also has its during his visit to Europe for the European Economic hood is organized and that individual own treasury, compiled from contribu­ Summit. families will look out for one another’s tions by the participants. The money is "Visiting the grave sites of one’s former enemies is homes to help prevent burglaries and used mainly to install the signs, which East Hartford $159,900 "Priced Reduced For Quick Sale" an act of grace," said Nathan PerlmuUer, national other crimes. Participating neighbors cost about $30, Reinhom said. Large custom Colonial with all amenities, for terrific family livingl director of the Anti-Defamation League of B'Nai agree to call the police if they see any The police,department installs poles Elegant is a word that accurately de­ Eleven nice rooms, 5 BR’s, LR, DR, ESK, Fm Rm. Rec. Rm. Jacuzzi, in- B’rilh. "Doing so while bypassing the gravesites of suspicious activity at a home or on their for the signs once the placement scribes this magnificent one of a kind grd. pool, fenced in yard and located on a cul-de-sac!! 150's the victims of that enemy — especially so brutal an streets. position is approved by 2loning En­ ENJOY YOUR SUMMER enemy — is insensitive." •, forcement Officer Thomas O’Marra, custom built 8+ room Ranch with 4 a THE TOYYN PROGRAM has 33 signs Reinhorn said. Then Reinhom and his in this lovely Split-Level with a large lot! Rabbi David Saperstein of the Union of American bedrooms, V baths, tireplaced family with staring eyes made especially for iffiighbor, Peter Petrone, put the sign 2 2 Seven rooms, 3 bedrooms, family room, Hebrew Congregations agreed, saying, "I think this the organization, Reinhom said. The on tte pole. room, 2 car garage and numerous cus­ I'a baths, newer carpeting and garge was a judgment of a grievous error. It is offensive to signs are located at entry paints to Another important aspect of the combine to make this South Windsor those who care about the American soldiers who died participating neighborhoods. program is a lesson on home security tom features. Impecable throughout home a “MUST SEE"! Call for your ap­ and those who care about the millions of Jews and The program operates strictly with which Wilson gives to the individual and located in East Hartford’s finest pointment today. $91,900. non-Jews" who were victim of the "Nazi genocidal volunteers, except for the help it gets groups. He has a different security effort." from the Manchester Police Depart­ program for colonials, capes, contem­ areas. This is truly a home of distinc­ "Priced Reduced For Quick Sale" I '1^^ ment and from the zoning enforcement poraries or ranch homes, emphasizing STRANO REAL ESTATE Rep. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., said a presidential — ■ ’1 ■ tion and a must to see. 643-4060 Hard to find 6 room Ranch, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, tull-bsmt., nice city lot visit to the German war cemetery "would be a very officer in putting.up signs. what to look out for in eaclE^IXPC !,'>() t f .lATKK ST., M WCUF.STF.R, CT. and 16 years young!! Now $73 900 I Herald photo by Teni|utnk> Reinhom works closely with Com­ home. unfortunate misplacement of priorities.” munity Relations Officer Lawrence Foiiiiiro of till' Wi-fk P.iirt b> ihi* M.inrhcbiiT Mi t j UI CALL TODAY - 647-SOLDg Pul Number 1 to work for you.’ “The impact of your visiting Germany without Harry W. ReInhorn, founder of the Crime Watch program Wilson of the police department in WILSON EXPLAINS to residents paying homage to one of the war's most tragic aspects in Manchester, stands In front of one of the Crime Watch implementing the program. how to secure windows, doors and will not go unnoticed," he wrote Reagan in a letter. signs in his neighborhood on Spring Street. There are six 'This is how a Crime Watch neighbor­ hatchways with special locks. He has a Orr'cr < Av Toe' V 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER hood gets started: lock display he uses for that purpose. Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes quoted organized Crime Watch neighborhoods in Manchester A person interested in starting .a He advises homeowners about whether Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson 643-1591 Reagan as saying that he has "a long and deep and Reinhom would like to see more. He sees it as an emotional sensitivity to the Holocaust. While we program calls Wilson. Wilson asks if 168 Main St., Manchester effective tool to curtail burglaries and other crime in there is interest on-the part of several (heading North on Main St., across from Brown's Flowers) D.W .FISHfj«S''8 rnes'' VEhNON CIRCLE • VERNON remember the past with deep sorrow, we must look to « i ! m Iff r, C( | 1 1 r,„.i A.frTi,.;,.. ■ 871-1400 the future with a firm resolve that it will never happen neighborhoods. people in the neighborhood. If there is. Please turn to page 10 REALDCAI CESTATE C T A T 647-8400 646-8646 again." Speakes told reporters that Reagan's schedule is under review but stressed that he still intends to visit TO BE BUILT Bithurg, which was the staging area for the crucial Rookies iaunch sateiiite "Battle of the Bulge" and does not intend to change his plans despite the criticism. Stonehedge Lane But veterans who were at the "Battle of the Bulge " hoped Reagan would change his mind. Bolton “By his visits to the gravesites at Bitberg ... he is perceived as honoring not those who fought for peace Senator is star of the shuttle C R E .A T E A masterpiece :: and freedom but those who died for conquest and (iiinlrnipiirarN lloiiie reahirin^ 7-*- Room'.. 2'j Ralli-.. Minch6St6r ISew Listing $ 127,900 South Windsor $ 112,5 00 oppression," said Clarence Bacon, the American Urecnhou'si* aixj all vour own b|irnal imirhf'.. Ri ll.T Reduced! Bv Al Rosslter Jr. flight, but his wife, Kathleen, said: hearts are in the right place,” quipped minutes and decided the risk was Inamaculate Ansaldl-bullt Contemporary In very sought-after Sparkling home with panoramic view located on cul-de-saci Fi- I.FA ITT!! flail Idiiav lor an a|i|MiinliiirMl nflrreil at area. Large country ktichen with beamed ceiling, large living Legion's national commander. Hoffman, who is making his first space minimal and the ship blasted off at replaced living room. Family room with large picture window, Asked if Reagan was upset over the reaction to his United Press International “I’m sure he had butterflies but I'm SUU.'kM). room with picture window. 2 fireplaces, formal dining room, sliders from dining room to deck all located on a beautiful lot Iri sure he was exuberant and excited. I flight. 8:59:05 a.m. EST — 55 seconds before laundry room, wrap-around deck and private rear yard make scheduled visit to the cemetery, which holds the LOOKING this a step up in the right direction! a lovely neighborriood In move-ln condition, so call todayl CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. - Shuttle think this will be a humbling experience The first item of business for the the deadline. for a sjA room f.oloinal with 1' 2 t.alhs. firi |ilacp. afipliann-s. graves of German dead of the two world wars. Discovery, carrying a li.S. senator for him." NASA flight crew was the launch of the After the ship's orange fuel tank was Iwo-t ar garage on a irrrti lot m the- Rower's School area? Speakes replied: f .all IIS i|uit k iv , we have it* wired to investigate space sickness, As soon as the ship roared away, Canadian Telesat communications jettisoned nine minutes later, the “The president is concerned that anyone would streaked into orbit with seconds to ground crews began preparing the satellite. astronauts watched it tumble below question his sensitivity to the holocaust. Yes he is spare Friday, and S'/i hours later its scorched launch pad for the shuttle The satellite, which is on sale for $65 them and Bobko said it was “quite an upset.” professional crew launched a Canadian Challenger, scheduled to be hauled out million, will be left in a "parking" orbit impressive site.” Speakes said that the .suggestion that Reagan tour satellite. Monday for takeoff in just 17 days. until a buyer can be found. Telesat The 154-foot tank was expected to the cemetery and later join in a picnic with the Space rookies Jeffrey Hoffman and NASA said the pad appeared in good Canada officials, which paid NASA $10 re-enter the atmosphere and disinte­ families of both the U.S. and German solidiers was David Griggs sent the Telesat radio shape. million for the launch service, say it is grate near Hawaii and reports from made at the suggestion of West German Chancellor relay station spinning like a glittering Commander Karol Bobko, co-pilot cheaper to store the satellite in orbit observers in Hawaii indicated it was on Helmut Kohl. top out of the ship's cargo bay at 6:39 Donald Williams and mission special­ than on the ground. target. A caller from Kona told the Other sources said that some White House aides p.m. EST. earning NASA $10 million. ists Rhea Seddon, Griggs and Hoffman Early Saturday, the astronauts plan Coast Guard he had seen a UFO and the Equestrian's Delight! were aware that the cemetery tour would ignite a "It was a lot easier launching the had seen five previous launch dates to launch a Hughes Aircraft Co. satellite Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station Ashford Walerjront! $74,900 South Windsor $117,900 controversy. Be Your Own B ohh!! (satellite) than it was the shuttle today evaporate for one reason or another. will be leased by the Navy for $16.8 called police about to report what Custom home on lake with sandy beach and docki Contempo­ Cuilom-bulll' brick, 9-room home on 3.3 acres with barn suite- Speakes said that Reagan views the trip "as an llxcelient tnvpslmt'iil for the nghi Inisiness. f Itooin \|>arl- rary Colonial with fireplace, extra-large bedrooms. 2 full baths, bte for horses. Large front porch, aboveground pool with deck — no weather problems," Hoffman Garn and McDonnell Douglas engineer million a year for five years. Two sister observers at first thought was the men I .lUo. Mmninnm suling ami separalc utilities. ( M lereii a nicely treed lot and an incredible view from the living roorri formal entry way, screened back porch. 2 fireplacea matter opportunity for the spirit of reconciliation, economic said. Charlie Walker were late additions to satellites already are providing com­ explosion of a plane. at SHf..>(HK SAY NO m o r e :::: and master bedroom) bedroom suite, large rec room and 4 bedrooms ell in a quiet prosperity and cooperation." neighborhood, convenient to Hartford. ^ Robert Springer at mission control the crew. munications for American military The liftoff was particularly important J later told the astronauts the satellite's Walker was on board to operate a forces. to the National Aeronautics and Space rocket motor successfully pushed the biological processing machine to make The fliers also carried along some Administration's effort to get the spacecraft toward its final orbit and. a secret hormone for animal tests and a souvenirs. Walker's possessions in­ shuttle program back on track after a Joyce G, Epstein 40 EAST CENTER ST. "The Telesat team would like to send possible life-saving drag. Walker said cluded a small swatch of history — wing series of problems that forced the ______MANCHESTER Inside Today their congratulations.” he turned on the machine “and we're off fabric from the biplane that carried cancellation of two flights last month. The star o( Discovery's five-day and running." Orville Wright on the first airplane "I think it proves that we've come a P a a . Real Estate 647-8895 mission was Utah Republican Jake Seddon, a physician and the fifth flight Dec. 19,1903 at Kitty Hawk, N.C. long way and we've got the capability to WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION = 20 pages. 2 sections Garn, .52, a former fighter pilot using his American woman in space, also used a The 2-foot square piece of muslim was pull off the (launch-a-month) agenda post as chairman of a Senate subcom­ new sound-probing instrument to exam­ on loan from the Smithsonian for the rest of the year,” said launch Advlca . __ 12 Lottery____ Books . ___ 9 Obituaries— mittee overseeing NASA’s budget to ine her heart and those of Gam and Institution. operations manager Thomas Utsman. ButlnsM- _ 20 Opinion-- hitch a ride as a congressional ob­ Hoffman to see if weightlessness affects Discovery's fiery blastoff marked the Although Gam's main job was to get a Churches __ 14 Peopletatk . server. He is the first public official to cardiac operation. Clatslflod___ .18-10 Sports..— fourth anniversary of the first space better idea of how NASA operates, he East Hartford $73,900 Comics .0 Televiaion- fly in space. "All three hearts look just beautiful," shuttle flight, but heavy, rain-laden volunteered to spend about four hours a NEW ON THE MARKETI Consider this lovely 3 bedroom Cape with 1 Entertainment. . 12 Weather- Garn was silent on the radio links to she said. clouds blanketing the spaceport almost day conducting a variety of medical baths, carpeting and garage. Spotless throughout and centrally Earth during the first hours of the "What she really meant to say is our forced a day's delay. Officals waited 55 experiments on himself. located. A delight to seel Call lor an appointment. 643-4060 Salk vaccine turns 30 with polio still a problem COVENTRY Victorian Cape $70,900 Great house tor lamily in historic neighborhood. 3 or 4 bedrooms, mo­ Bv John O'Brien tested in Held trials. anxieties during polio season, 500,000 (polio) cases each year Third World. polio a year in 1982-84 were dem kitchen and bath. Bullt-ln's in dinning room and living room. Plus a two car garage. Lot of house lor the moneyl United Press International Since 196'2 in the United States, when I was a kid, it affected the (worldwide). Before, the limiting The vaccine's cost and inability recorded in the United States, and the polio vaccine most widely used way people behaved, as far as factor was technology. Now, it is to preserve and transport it to the last polio death was in 1980. PITTSBURGH — Dr. Jonas E. — and given primarily to infants — where kids could go and what they human nature. rural areas are chief reasons for “All (U.S.) cases of polio since Salk's polio vaccine turned 30 is the oral Sabin version, composed could do," he said. "The world needs more creative the higher incidence, although the '82 have been vaccine associated,” of live but weakened polio virus. World Health Organization “is tast Hartford $105,000 SOUTH WINDSOR years old Friday, but polio still is a Youngner, chairman of the wisdom, more wise compassion.” said Dayis. 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Call for details. 646-4060 the entire ftolio vaccine develop­ attention toward the causes of says between 10,000 and 57,000 U.S. “If you consider what existed ment project, said Salk "was a cancer and other diseases. His "The Salk vaccine was instru­ come into close contact with those residents a year were stricken with before the killed vaccine was dynamic leader who got the Salk Institute for Biological Stu­ mental in the rapid decrease (in vaccinated. crippling and sometimes fatal brought onto the market in 1955 money, built the labs, hired the dies opened in La Jolla, Calif., in polio cases) after it became He said about one person in o U&R REALTY CO. polio in the 1940s and '50s. and what exists today, it's a right people and saw the thing 1963. available,” Davis added. Annual million who receives the oral FREE 'On April-12, 1955, the March of different world,” University of through." 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