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SOUTH VKfNDSOH $143,tOO UrIv m 7-*- IIm m Haadi Fsalwlag: ■IRCH MT. • Beautifully landscaped lot Luxurloua Briok Ranch, 3(t»22' living room with 12' • Excellent yard for pool bay window, kilohan, family room, lolaroum. 3-S iianrhfBlpr Mrralb • All naw kitchen t m u N t n i i T bedrooms. UM.OOO ...... • irm.. * Thuredav.Thursday, June 20,1065 — Single copy: 250 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES "...84S-2482 - Island with Jsnnair Immaculats 3 bedroom aluminium aided Colonial. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Den, tlreplaoe. 1H baths, and a 2 oar garage. - Built-In Microwave/Oven GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES"...S4e-24a2 - DIahwasher - Garbage disposal - Instant hot water • Vinyl siding • Screened porch Salvadorans kill six American citizens • Brick patio • Family room with wood/coal stove ting in his car parked outside the • Three bedrooms tatives for Wang Laboratories said. two trucks in the posh Zona Rosa attack," he said. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador University of Central America in • Finished recreation room In were also killed in the shooting, The other employee, George sector of San Salvador and opened The president of the Salvadoran (UPI) — Leftiitguerrillaiiprayed San Salvador, waiting for a friend basement company officials in Lowell, Viney, was based in Coral Gables, fire indiscriminately on a row of Supreme Court, Franciso Jose PN.MIMUNE automatic rifle fire ac ro ii a block when two men shot him four times Mass., confirmed today. Robert Fla., said Barradas. cafes, killing the 13 people. Guerrero, vlsiteid the site of the 2 • Attached 2 car garage with Luxurloua 4 bedroom Cape. 1st floor masterbe- of cates Wednesday, killing four 6-6 DUPLEX , „ He said 12 people were injured in killings and described it as a in the head. storage loft______droom suite, 2H baths, family room. Hurry and — this upaclouD oma on the watt iWai 2 U.S. Marines, two American civili Alvidrez, 47, of Lexington, Mass., State Department spokeswoman “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES”. . .646-2432 ans and seven other people, was b a s ^ in the firm ’s headquar the attack, all Salvadoran civili "maasacre. Vivienne Ascher said the Marines "TerrorioU do not respect hu Leftist Popular Liberation For FREE MARKET EVALUATION *'*WE*OUAHANTEE OUR HOUSES" .646-2462 officials said. Twelve civilians ters, said Myra Barradas, a ans. They were rushed to a were off duty guards at the U.S. man rights," be said. ces, fighting the U.S.-backed go were injured. spokeswoman for the computer downtown emergency clinic. Embassy. The Mllinga of the Marines were vernment, later claimed responsi “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” American Marines Tom Hand- manufacturer. An U.S. embaaey spokesman Six other civilians, a Guatema bility for the killing. wohn, Gregory Webber, Patrick Alvidrez, the father of three called the group a unit of leftist the first of U.S. military personnel children, ages 11, 12, and 20, had lan, a Chilean and four Salvado rebels "dressed up as members of in El Salvador since May 25,1983, Blanchard & Rossetto Kwajaski and Bobbie Joe Dickson The U.S. Embassy has since COMMtaCIAL CIVOIT been in El Salvador for two days rans, were also killed in the attack, the armed forces." when the deputy commander of the REAL ESTATE SERVICES ______were killed when the terrorists changed the patterns of living for 646-2482 nNANCIALNnWOKK and was expected back Wednesday along with one Salvadoran soldier, "B i our judgement it is not clear U.S. m ilitary group. Navy Lt. tea Wm I Center St eeraer et McKee St Sealer dtliene Oiicoantc opened fire, the Justice Ministry U.S. military personnel, including REAL ESTATE or Thursday of next week, said his the ministry said. whether the guerrillas specifically Cmdr. Albert A. Schaufelberger, 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Feitlur* ot ihc Wnk Putd by the Mancbnler Herald told UPI. The men's hometowns, the times that U.S. military wife, Sheri, reached at their A Salvadoran military spokes intended to kill the Marines or if waa shot by left-wing guerrillas. ages and military ranks were not personnel can visit a popular Lexington home. He had never man said an undetermined the Marines Just happened to be in According to the U.S. Embassy, released. sporting club. Two customer service represen been to El Salvador before, she number of guerrillas pulled up in the place the guerrillas decided to Schaufelberger, 32, had been sit
Ortu^' Manchester, C T 06040 T r ' i n _____ 649-4000______Bailey reopens town court case East Hartferd New Llallaf-lsH NW I n * By Kevin Flood seized in criminal cases and given Spacloui L-Ranch In da- Herald Reporter to police and a charitable organiza tlrabls arsa. Bright tunny tat floor FR, 3 or 4 BR'a, tion. Some $1,300 of that money 2V6 bathe, 2 car attached Hartford State’s Attorney John went to the Manchester Police garage 3 Move In condi Bailey has reopened a criminal Department. (See story on page tion! $11 4,900. Call for ap- investigation Into the apparent 10.) embezsiement of more that $11,413 As the auditors released their at Manchester Superior Court. report, Ment's office reported that Bailey said this morning he court of flcials had acted on three of reop en ^ the investigation be the auditors’ four reccomenda- cause his office has uncovered new tions by the time they received the VERNON “W ALL TO W ALL INVESTMENT Maachestor evidence in the case. He made the report. Ment's office said the court NEW LISTING, 4 year old 6 room Colonial. Spacious let floor family room, Cats S ia sM Eanth disclosure as state auditors re officials acted on the fourth J VALUE” deluxe kitehen, soraoned porch, 3 bedrooms. In-ground pool, large patio on nice street. Immediate leased a report on the suspected suggestion within 24 hours of deck and much moral Offered at S151.000. is seen through-out this 4 Family, with newer occupancy, 2 or 3 BR'a, embmzelment and suggestions on receiving the report several days rM f, separate systems, appliances and lots Ig. deck, 2 car detached how to prevent future thefts. ago. of insulation. Make your move now. Realisti K rage and convenient "We have some new informa The audit came after state, cally priced at $159,900. Mtlonll Don't miss Htl tion,” said Bailey. prosecutora diaoovend irregulari SSO's But Bailey declined to elaborate ties in paridng tfekets handled by U&R REALTY CO. m k I ivfusKi to disclose wtafUfer .thgjcourt in fate l$a$. STRANO REAL ESTATE investigators have gathered The auditors found that some 1S6 E. CENTEK ST-, MANCHESTER. CT. enough evidence to identify a court lecordafor ifttrafflcUcftets 643-2692 suspect in the case. He also refused handled between September 1963 U Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ICALL TODAY - 647-SOLDi to say bow many investigators and July 1064 indicated that the i*iit Number i to worR lor you.* have been assign^ to the case cases had been dismissed, while since it was reopened two weeks other records indicated that those ago. charged with the infroctioos had 243 MAIN STREET .MANCHESTER Bailey’s office began investigat pleaded guilty and had paidflnes. 643-1591 ing the court on West Center Street Several Ju^ea diacovered that in 1983, after court officials disco their signatures bad been forged IlK'^ VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON vered that fines from traffic on court records, indicating the 1 I tickets had been collected in the charges bad been dismissed, ac N 871-1400 clerk's office but not deposited in cording to the auditors. In the the state treasury. Bailey closed report released today, which waa ^ Real Estate the Investigation in January, say submitted June 13, the auditon ing investigators could not collect recommended two corrective Hsrald photo by Twquinlo Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson enough evidence to identify a measures directly related to the suapect. collection of fines. under a new state law. More than 20 coaches took the Bob Kiernan State auditors Henry J. Becker They are: Coach Mike Saimond, left, bandagea Ron Coumoyer’s New Listing!! . Jr. and Leo V. Donohue reported a That the state Judicial Depart leg during a firat-aid training course Wednesday in the course Wednesday. Saimond is an MHS assistant track Lots of Possibilities! fast month that they believed more ment establish a central control Manchester High School gymnasium. First-aid coach and Cournoyer is head football coach. 647-8400 system to keep better track of the PoMible convereion to Induetrial lone. 2 itoriee with than $11,413 had ^ n embezzled certification is required for all coaches in public schools from the court in 1963 and 1664, temporary receipts court clerks 168 Main St., Manchester eeparate kitchens A baths. 2 car garage and I40sI28 raising an earlier estimate of the often give to motorists when they lot. Call us for the specirics! 647-8400 MANCHESTER $139,900 JUST REDUCED Hugs. 12 room Colonial with all the room a growing misoing funds sevenfold. pay their fines. All of the motorists family naadal FIraplacsd living room, formal dining MANCHESTER $62,900 'Today, a month after reporting who paid the missing fines were room with frtnch doora, himlV room, den, laundry Beautiful home featuring a thrsa-car garagal Flrs- the $11,413 flgure, the state audi given the temporary receipts, the room, 2V1 hatha, pool and mulU-level deck In a wall place, apacloua, i. formal dir'lining------room, ------large kitchsn tors released a full audit of the auditors said. The receipts are School coaches splint one another manicured aatting. and^ dacK on a private------lotlocated on a cuPda-aac. A fine home for the growing famllyl court that indudefl recommenda given out in cases where the clerk's tions on how to prevent future office does not yet have all the By Susan Vaughn said the time constraint was There are often incidents of Faignant said she could recall thefts. The report also said the police paperwork, the auditors Herald Reporter difficult to meet. choking and other non-atbeltic several instances in which she was auditors had him unable to locate said. As a result, in Manchester only emergencies in the schools, he the only coach at an event and had several thousand dollars seized in Once the court gets the police More than 20 coaches from the coaches for fall sports received said. to travel to the hospital with an criminal cases. documents, officials are supposed Manchester schools splinted, ban first-aid training Wednesday. The Even though most of the coaches injured student. In a related development. Judge to transfer information from the daged and practiced other first-aid rest will take the course at the have had some first-aid training, The types of injuries that occur Aaron Misnt, the chief administra temporary receipts to permanent techniques on each other for 7>A beginning of the school year, said the course will serve as a re most often during school athletic tor of the state Superior Court hours Wednesday in the Manches Daielyne Siwik, MHS athletic fresher, Simmons said. competitions are broken bones, ■yatem, told the Herald be might ter High School gymnasium. . trainer. Most coaches in the school will dislocations and sprains, she said. Cheer Up!! seek tte return of about $4,900 Please tarn lo page 10 be required to take the course Immaculate Ansaldi- built 8 room Raised Ranch. 2V6 The marathon, multi-media first 'The law requiring coaches to Retiring Athletic Director Dick There's still a nice Condo in a great Manchester com- unless they have received a Bath, 2 Fireplaces, Hardfloort, In-law poaaibilitiea. WESTWOOD AREA aid course was held to bring the have first-aid training was passed Cobb aaid as he walked out of the ples offered at $57,900, Rec room, sliders, separate TIMROD ROAD first-aid certificate within the past Cracioua landscaping and Iota, loti more. Call ut to M a n e liM to r coaches in compliance with a new by the state Legislature this year. school Wednesday that the high basements and IVk baths. Call for a showing! 647- $10S.900 ManehMtsr $107,900 year, Simmons aaid. day! 647-8400 Immaculala, young homa In uKrw-deekabfe area. BWe Impeccibly maintained Ranch In vacy flaslrahla tfaa. state law requiring all coaches to school has never offered a com 8400 Mike Simmons, the new athletic P h ^ c a l education instructor 2 '•'9* " W w bedroom, Sp^^Dua Ifvlng room viHth firaplaoa. laroa mMlar bad- receive first-aid training before plete first-aid course for coaches floor to calling tkapkica and ptofaaalenal landacaping. director at MHS, who took the Mary Faignant also approved of room, scraanad porch and wall manicurad yard. GNP, prices sUible Bcbooi resumes in September. before and that he thought it was a course Wednesday, said be thought the new law. She said there are Athletic officials and coaches good idea. interviewed while the Red Cross the first-aid law was an "excellent many times when coaches have to By United Press International 2.3 percent, a government ana- " I wish they had included CPR course was in setsioa agreed that idea." give first aid, particuiarty when lyat said, much slower than the (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) the first-aid requirement for "You never know when some they are away from the school and Joyce G . Epstein previous year that saw 7.5 too," Cobb said. mAMCHt$TBH Czntuo;. ii[) i h r coaches was a good idea. But they thing is going to occur,” he said. the trainer is not available. Real Estate WASHINGTON — Govern percent expansion. 647-8895 fihonr and call ment economists today esti The 0.2 percent increase in WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION mated the economy Is growing Oonaumer prices, reported by <) et a 3.1 percent rate, a aharp the department's Bureau of lACKSTONSHOWCASE rebound for the gross national Labor Statistics on a aeaaonally Hijackers, not Berri, guard hostages product from only 0.3 percent adjusted basia followed in growth in the first quarter. creases of O.S percent and 0.4 By DIono Sood undisclosed locations in Beirut filters. They might be anyone. Americans would be freed in East HartfofS $62,900 A LOt Also on the economic front, percent in March and April, United P rtu International Monday — have demanded release They are Shiites first of all. We are return (or a "binding pledge" by JU8TLI8TEDthlaagilramalywallmalntalnsderoomCapawfth2/5bad- This house has all the the Labor Department reported reapectively. rooma, flraplaoad Hving room, ancloasd back porch, prlvata yard and In- of 766 Lebanese Moslems held in backing their cause.” Israel to free lU Shiite prisoners. basica, IVk batha, 2 oar that consumer prices rose only Tile transportation, food and ground pool. Call for dalalla. 643-40S0 BEIRUT. Lebanon - Moslem Israeli Jails. Berri, interviewed today on In Jerusalem, Defense Minister garage, vinyl aiding, traad 0 J percent in May. held in check beverage, and apparel and gunmen who hijacked a TWA Jet Haidar said today Amal had no NBC’s “ Today" show, blamed the Yitshak Rabin toM tbe United lot, fully appllanad by decreaaed f o ^ costs for the upkeep porUona ot the index all VERNON $41,000 fast week acted "in a noble cause" direct control over the hijackera United States for the deadlock in States to "make up its mind” kitchen with braakfaat third, straight month and a registered declinee in May. the REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE and are still guarding 4e remaining "but we trust the hijacken and we negotiations. whether it wants to formally ask bar, firsplaood living slower increase in energy bureau aaid. Largs bright 4 room Condominium wKh klng-«lz# bodroom, f American hostages, an aide to the have their word the hostages will " I don’t have good help from the Israel to release tbe Shiites from room with bulH*ln book- The Bureau of Labor Statis- mal dining room and patio, appllanood kltdisn, A.C. and p< products. Moslem leader negotiating for the be treated as human beings.’ ’ American government and I don’t Jails near the Israeli port of Haifa. Cloos to highway and shopping. A muM to sos. oaao, 1st floor family In projecting the "flash" .tica reported that for the flret room, built-in bar, rscaaa. hijackera aaid today. "They are doing smneUiing for a see any advance,” Berri said. Reagan — citing tbe U.S. policy GNP flgure, the Bureau of five montha of 1065 prices rose lighting and mors. Tile statement by. Col. Akef noble cause," be said of the* When told President Reagan against dealing with terrorirts — Economic Analysis assumed at a aeatonally adjusted annual Haidar, a leader in Nabih Berri’s gunmen. sfould hold him personally respon bos not asked Israel to release the that sales are Increasing, that rate of $.6 percent, about the Amal militia, came as final Berri has said be had control of sible for the b a d g e s , Berri sidd: Shiites it rounded up during its less merchandise Is being tied aanw as for ail of 1164. preparatkMis were nnade at Arling the hostages and personally auper- “ I accept it — the responsibility — occupation of southern Lebanon. $ 1 2 t J 0 0 up in Inventories, that trade The bureau aaid food and NEW ON THE MARKETI Eh g room IEngKah Tudor with 6a bad- Put Number 1 to work for v6u.™ ton National Cemetery outside viaed their care, but Haidar aaid of course (I guarantee the hos ------* losses are shrinking a little and beverage prices dropped 6.1 , flraplaoad atudy, maatar bedroom wlfiiwlthami anting room, aeisansd Waahingtoii for today’s funeral of a Berri’a English is poor and be may tage’s safety) as long as I am the that buainest spending is going percent, apparel and upkeep 6.1 porch and 3 ear garage phia many axtraa. Shualad on privala paikHka Navy diver slain by the hiJackert. have been misunderstood. m ^ a t o r .” grounda. CaH for an appointment. 643-4060 up sharply. percent and transportation 6.1 Haidar, a memter of the Shiite "We don’t have the military "When 1 sec 1 cannot do for summer rsfisf, goes If the aaaumpUons do not percent. GaaoUne prices ceo- Inside Today Moelem mUitia’a poHtburo, toM con trol... but we have the chance anything, 1 will atudy agzdn my D y with this L-shapsd ranch prove correct tlw "flash" will Unued to increase, but by only FREE MARKET EVALUATION western raportera in Bafnit there to oee the boetages and we have a positian or 1 will continue or I will In area ot quality homaa turn out to be too high, os 0.5 percent In May oa coa^iirad bad been no progw ee in negotia- lot of our brothers who go to see give up,” be said. 20 pogM , 2 Motions Haa llrsplaood llvint happened in the first quarter. to Incraaaaa o f 8.6 percent in tiona far the w teeee of the them,” Haidar aaid. Aides to Berri said negotiations room. flnIalMd I------The first quarter "flash" waa March and 1.1 penent in April. boatagea. Aaked if any of the hijackers are in progress. MANCHESTER $06,900 large maater badroom. l.yiercent. Grocery food prices dropped for 16-1S OpMOfi. The hijackera and Berri — who Diplomatic sources in Beirut aun porch A pado off Tne four quarters through the third straight month, down wunm em benof Amal, Lebanou’s S Sports_ kltohon. Oltoovar for has taken peraonal rosponsiblity moot powerful but most divided said Algerian Ambassador Ab- 12 TelwWor RCAL ESTATE SERVICES Nowly d ^ iM id and rsmodslad 8 room. 3 bodroom, 2 bath June show e growth rate of only 6.4 percent 2 »»«VTwSUlEf - - - m Cm M la m woodad lot near highway, buollns A ihopping. ypuraM tho aaay IMng for tbo ronistidug hooioigM tht
during town festival Saturday FULL r/4” THICK PRE-HUNG WHITE ALUMINUM
A model apartment at the INSULATED Clocktower Mill will be open to the INSULATING public during the Cheney Historic The units will feature the original miira high STORM DOOR SLIDING GLASS District Festival on Saturday and ceilings in the living room areas, with drop should be open regularly by the end SALE of June, a spokeswoman for the ceilings in the kitchens and bathrooms. DOORS complex said this week. They will have natural brick walls, exposed The model is located at the ’ 6 3 .8 7 S A LE ’ 1 9 8 * ^ beams and the original windows, on which Reg. $67.50 northwest comer of the old mill Reg. $225 and will be accessible from Forest permanent vertical blinds will be installed. White • 32x80, 36x80 Street. It is an oversized two- Juet add for brown X-BUCK 4 .N to price of white Model 61 Includes Screen • A x M bedroom unit with a study. door. Complete with all hardware. Tours of the model will be conducted from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. exposed beams and the original Pasieka, executive vice president Taka Sm lAMleeal The majority of the Clocktower windows, on which permanent of General Contracting Co. Inc. of "The White apartments, or 120, will be regular vertical blinds will be installed. West Hartford, the general con TRUCKLOAD two-bedroom units. Twelve will Many will have large walk-in tractor for the project. Lew PrlcM Belew Window” Aluminum have two bathrooms. The re closets. The Clocktower project received Awning 2 T MW’ o r mainder of the 185 units in the Other amenities at the complex an $8.1 million mortgage loan from Windows complex will have one bedroom. will include cable television hoo the Connecticut Housing Finance H*r^d pholot by Tarquinio 19'4’’ 48.50 61.05 74.75 87.75 SALE There will also be 10 one- and kups. laundry facilities, an indoor Authority. The cost of construction These large oak doors open into one of gathering places for the tenants, the 2 tW 53.95 60.10 80.75 08.50 FROM two-bedroom apartments spe 32" heated swimming pool, racquet- has been placed at $7.9 million, the three courtyards at the Clocktower developers say. Most of the original 57.75 74.39 85.75 102.50 cially prepared for handicapped ball courts, a sauna and exercise said Pasieka. 3 r 81.50 70.95 91.50 107.60 *41.23 Mill, which is being converted to 185 doors and windows of the old mill were itib‘>ar (not •heam) J peopie. room, lounge areas, three private Tbe federal Economic Recovery 40” 63.75 82.25 94.50 111.76 Altogether, the Clocktower will courtyards, a security system and Tax Act of 1961 provided substan apartments. The courtyards will be left intact. • 100% roinpreof v«nt1lot1on | 44” 86.50 86.25 104.75 110.25 • WtotRer rMlttoncp have seven types of apartments. parking. tial federal tax incentives for the landscaped and are intended to serve as • EODV OPMTOtlOn There will two-level units on The north wing of the Clocktower developers, said David Poirier, a 48” 80.50 M .5 0 105.75 124.95 the first and second floors, regular is scheduled for occupancy Aug. member of the staff at the State single-story units on the third floor 15. The rest of the wings should be Historic Preservation Office. CRANE and several units with special ready in four- to six-week intervals One of the designers of the %- % features, some resulting from the 20 35 Construction boss at mill TUB WATER ECONOMY after that. conversion predicted that apart configuration of the old mill. Full occupancy is anticipated by ments in the complex would appeal TOILET U Rents will range from $465 to late December or early January largely to "younger people looking WALL KIT $550 for one-bedroom units and next year, according to Susan for a high-amenity package.” SALE $600 to $670 for two-bedroom units, says conversion is unique Reg. $54.75 according to Judy Weber, chief OLD FAIRGROUNDS OFF SALE $ 5 6 ^ 0 Model 3100 White vitreous china. operating officer for The Shoreline Bv Susan Vaughn Raa-'SS20 Colors available. Corp. of Cambridge, Mass., the A SUPER SELECTION OF Herald Reporter marketing agent for the complex. ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE No apartments will be subsidized Coordinating 125 workers every day to convert a Scratch raeWant, 6 panel dMlan, praciloal styNng for bathing B B K E Seat with E D B B VERNON, CONN. BOYS & GIRLS ecnvenlenoe. Four aooaMorytnel^ keep soap and thampoo r R B E every purchase. r K E E because there is no rent-subsidy 102-year-oId silk spinning mill into IBS modem N el your Itngeirtipe. Model Pitt WMts. money available, Weber said. apartments is a challenge for a construction boss, but The contemporary, spacious Jack Toscano is enjoying it tremendously. CARVED PANEL 200 QUALITY DEALERS SUMMERWEAR Toscano is field superintendent for General apartments will have mostly off- Contracting Co. Inc. of West Hartford, the company in 1x3 8 FL white walls, wall-to-wall carpet • SWIMWEAR • KNIT SHIRTS • DRESSES charge of rehabilitating the 200,000-square-foot ing, modem kitchens with dis S A TU R D A Y , JU N E 22 WOOD DOORS Clocktower Mill at the com er of Elm and Forest SPRUCE STRIPS hwashers and disposals, frost-free • PLAY SHORTS • SPORT SHIRTS • SLEEPWEAR streets 2/8 X 6/8 * ** refrigerators, and continuous 9:30 am to 4:30 pm • ACnVEWEAR • CASUAL PANTS • SHORT SETS Prelim inary work on the project began last 79 cleaning ovens. November and m ajor constraction has been under 3/0 X 6/8 * ** Sixes 2-4,4-«X, 4-7, 7-14, 8-20 way since March. The developers hope to have one SALE each 89 The units will feature the origi R O U T E 30 Reg. $129.95 D AL Cbildren’e Shops, all locations except New London wing of apartments ready for occupancy by the Reg. 684 nal m ill's high ceilings in the living middle of August. Toscano said. May not be exactly as shown. room areas, with drop ceilings in EXIT M OFF l-t4 Although Toscano has worked on several other the kitchens and bathrooms. They building conversions in the Hartford area, the will have natural brick walls. A D M IS S IO N $2.00 Clocktower is the both the largest and the most W Am CAHE BEAU RIVAQE enjoyable one he has tackled, he said recently while BATH ENCLOSURE showing a reporter around the old Cheney mill. Toscano, drawing on his experiences with other REDI MIX Model 100BT8, building conversions, said that each has its own bright-dip anodized personality, which adapts to the personalities of the CONCRETE 80 lb. bag frame s e l ^ tampered workers. gla " I T ’S AN EDUCATION for everyone,” he said. «u*2*» $ 4 1 2 5 Although he said he hears a lot of gmmbling from Reg. $2.09 SALE the dozens of subcontractors on the mill project, he Jutt Add Water Reg. $47.25 added, ” I don’t think they’d trade it” for a sUndard constraction project. PRENUIIE TRUTED "It's not an easy job. It goes slower than usual SAVE-SAVE $$$ modem construction,” Toscano said. Sometimes 2 workers have to tear up and completely redo work ^ DRIVEWAY SEALER LUMBER they have completed, he said. 1 SALE USDA CHOICE BOMBLtBt ^ ^ ^ One satisfying aspect of the project for Toscano Is * the camaraderie that has developed among the '5 gal. pall $ B J7 te a »i 2.29 SHOULDER STEAKSfUteMBrail)...*1.49ik. subcontractors. That factor was evident during the i e n n i l ^ 1 gal. asphalt tour as electrical workers joked alongside sheet-rock patch i ” 11“ 14 1 f ’S.S7s«xe tl4 layers. J-16 1 qt asphalt crack I.M 8.87 4.09 f iN USDA CHOICE WHOLE BEEF . . The majority of those working on the project are tXS 4aa 8.47- e.78 sealer *4.87a.a« M* Manchester residents and many subcontractors are 4x4 •■asi IM 8.48 i m TENERLOINS______*3.99a, local, Toscano said. lySqueeglea *5.87aAM .40 CCA RtMnUon - Making decisions about how to work around some of m e original features of the old mill without destroying UNBEATABLE BARGAINS ON mUCKE^ NATURAL CASINO tte basic characteristics has been a special challenge, ffHERMADTOU* Toscano said. Jack Toscano, field superintendent for PRESSURE TREATED in s u la ted s t e e l HOT DOGS______*2.19a. . - Toscano pointed out, for instance, that the original the Clocktower Mill construction, says DOOR UNIT skylights in a mansard roof on the third floor of the • All Rie Mouty of weed wtth he enjoys the challenge of coordinating LANDSCAPE TIES nee# ef the proMemt. north wing have been left intact to brighten a 21-foot • Three timet ftie Ineulotlen vohM of o CALIFORNIA ICERERO high celling in the-apartments. the workers on the huge rehabilitation Full 6x6x8' Reg. •10*' cefiveffti ofiol weed doer. ^ • StelM. point* ond trim* like wood. project. •Flonee ond stain* Ilfco wood. -“ EACH DAY HAB another problem,’’ he said, • Nolurol wood arofnlnt. 1 LETTUCE...... • Quick ond ooey inelolloHon. . adding that weekly meetings of all contractors are In ld to work out problems and scheduling changes. THE APARTMENTS In the smaller building "are ^ 8 “ going to be unique," Toscano said, pointing out where ULE NEW CALIFORNIA US§1 SHE A . . Ope of the most appealing unite in the complex will Slabs 3x5x8’ Reg. *5'^ ____ . Beg. ti4a.ao 1 I the entire floor will be raised. The building will have a probably be the two-bedroom unit built around the old Keved entry Lock meisanlne level and the original cupola will be left FREE- / LONG WHITE POTATOES.... *1.39s a. Mi ^ - Clocktower on a level of iu own. The brick supporting $349 with Every Deer: Purchased nrch of the tower will be left as a focal point in the Intact. 6 Panel Colonial ______f r e e 3/Oxe/a Dving room wall. An Interesting discovery made by the builders CITRUE HILL ' The copper bell from the tower has been removed during construcUon, Toscano said, was a tunnel built m d win be placed in the lobby. Toscano said. by the Cheneys which runs under Forest Street from ORANGE JUICE______*1.69e4ra. ' The apartmenU feature the original mill's exposed the Clocktower Mill to the Weaver’s Mill. Since the beams — many made of chestnut. Toscano said the Weaver’s Mill will be converted to apartmenU by W.G. GLENNEY CO erl^n al builders used the center of the trees — their anotter developer, the tunnel will be closed up, 317 Highland Stroot atrongest part — for the beams. Toscano said. 336 NO. MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Mancheeter ’ WIten the conversion is complete, the former The huge, 220-foot high Clocktower chimney has HICHLAUD MARKET -Pioneer Parachute building at tbe rear of the main deteriorated near tbe top and will be repaired, 646-4277 -building will house eight apartmenU, completely Toscano said. 649-5253 'jgeUched from the rest of the complex. He said the entire main Clocktower building is • Whether the developers could salvage tbe old “ Incredible" in tornu of its stmctural soundness. As Store Hours: Mon.-Tuas.-Wed. 8em-8pm — Thura.-Frl. 'til 8:30 — Snt. 8em-6pm ITieood-frame building was In question for awhile an examine, he said, 280-foot long wings were not out 'Dseauee It was In such bad condition, Toscano shtd. of level ^ even an Inch from end to end. » — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thur««lay. June » . 19«5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday June 80.1988 -JL Richard M. Diamond, Publisher DouQlts A. Bevins, Managing Edlto^ James P. Sacks. City Editor OPINION CALDOR CIRCULAR SALE Great telephone battle intensifies ■wb^iawi Continues Jack Through WASHINGTON — The great long-distance incorrect Information from AT&T because of an Anderson phone war is heating up, and some of American AT&T computer-software problem. Quinn said the Saturday Telephone and Telegraph’s competitors say that problem was brought to the company’s attention SUMMERTIME SAVINGS— THROUGH SATURDAY Ma Bell isn’t playing fair. at the end of April, when customers called to . The battle centers on a little-noticed provision of Robert complain. About 11,000 incorrectly allocated lines the antitrust agreement that split up AT&T; By were involved, he said. A spokesman for MCI charged that “the September 1986, Bell Operating Companies — Wagman Professionally Staffed known as BOCs — must give local telephone phenomenon is nationwide. AT&T is engaged in a tt customers "equal access’’ to such non-AT&T long host of things that are false or misleading.' ‘ Order delays, UinERINCl EAR PIERCING lltlSTS distance services as MCI and SPRINT. However, MCI said that AT&T was working to Today, when customers dial a long-distance resolve t ^ problem, and the MCI spokesman CLINIC number, they’re automaticaily connected through conceded that “it is premature to say it is AT&T — or, more specifically, through a company that Ma Bell Is cheating. premeditated ’ ’ cost overruns / FRIDAY, JUNE 21 called AT&T Communications. Billing for long MCI Communications Corp. has complained to An AT&T flatly denied that AT&T had 6PM to 9PM distance calls is included in the monthly phone bill the Justice Department that AT&T is “actively intentionally misasslgned customers: “It’s from the local BOC. Interfering’’ with the equal-access subscription ridiculous to say this was an intentional move. more wasteful a O O STUDS SATURDAY, JUNE 22 process. Specifically, MCI charges that A’T&T is Why would we want to alienate customers?” A customer can use private long-distance O s O O INCLUDED 11AM to 4PM carriers — but in most cases, the customer must erroneously assigning to AT&T Communications The Justice Department has agreed to dial a dozen or more numbers to reach the private tens of thousands of customers who have signed investigate the claims. WASHINGTON - In the apparently endlesf. •Choice of goldtone, silvertone, simulated pearl carrier’s computer and to identify his account up for other long-distance services. chronicling of Pentagon waste, it’s the 8640 tollejb or diamond stud number. To make a long-distance call through MCI said it first discovered this when it MEANWHILE, the Federal Communications seats, $400 hammers and $600 ashtrays that get the- •Painless medically approved method by a nurse AT&T, the customer needs to dial only the area compared a computer printout of AT&T Commission is examining another complaint by headlines. Less sensational, but far more wasteful,^ 11 B t., H i*. I code and number, sometimes preceded by " I .” customers with a printout of MCI customers and the private long-distance companies. Many AT&T are the unpubllcised delays and cost overrun* on thL •Takes less than 30 seconds siraiD iH Y , M*« ^ mIM m j lli'1 te However, the antitrust settiement will change discovered duplicate customers. customers are simply ignoring the questionnaires Pentagon’s big-ticket Items. ~ •Surgical grade steel with 24K gold overlay this. By September 1986, most customers must be In its filing with Justice’s antitrust division, they’re sent asking them to choose a long-distance One of these is CAMIS. the ContinenUl Armg: •Under age 18 must have written consent able to connect to their chosen iong-distance MCI noted that “we have furnished you with service. AT&’r assumes that a non-answer means Management Information System, on which thg; y m f M . ! carrier simply by dialing “ 1.’’ evidence indicating thousands of bogus AT&T pre the customer wants to stay with AT&T Pentagon has already spent enough to buy more thaq.' •No ear piercing for children under age 3 subscription orders from all regions of the Communications. 66,000 overpriced ashtrays With no discernible results^ THE PLAN CALLS FOR one-third of country." The competitors say this is unfair, and the FCC After three years of development and expenditures communities to be converted by September 1985, seems to agree. topping 840 million, the fancy computer system is stifle and 75 percent — including all major urban areas AT&T ADMI’TS THAT some customers were ’The FCC is looking at a plan to pool all many months and millions of dollars from eved — by September 1986. The BOCs must contact all incorrectly assigned but blames the problem on customers who don’t state a preference and to reaching the drawing board. J MAJOR APPLIANCE local users 90 days before the effective date of faulty computer programming. It confirmed that divide their business divided among all of the long How important 1s CAMIS to national security? Aq: equal access in that community, explaining the the problem had affected its New York-based distance companies — AT&T Communications internal memo from the Army Force* Command c h l^ FLOOR SAMPLE plan and the other long-distance services Nynex company and its Atlanta-based Bell South and its competitors. of staff put it this way: ~ available. AT&T will then ask whether the Corp. In New York, this meant that about 61,000 Some FCC members believe this would greatly "The need for CAMIS can be simply sUted. Without customer wants to stay with Ma Bell or go with false AT&T orders were submitted to the Nynex encourage long-distance competition and would ’ it, the Army cannot perform the functions needed ta CLEARANCE! ; one of the competitors. companies. bring down phone rates. However, if the FCC mobilize the (reserve) force; redistribute personneL' The system seemed to be working smoothly — John Quinn, a spokesman for New York approves the plan, AT&T is likely to challenge it in equipment and materiel by priority, and preparg. Whirlpool, General Electric ! but now one of AT&T’s biggest competitors says Telephone, said the company had received court. units for deployment within the time frame demanded, Magic Chef, White-Westinghouae, more. by national strategy.” E d itortal GAS AND HATE IT WHEN I PREAP HAVING TO CONFRONT BUT FOR ALL I’TS URGENCY, the CAMIS project ...... OVER 30“/o OFF ELECTRIC RANGES REPORT CARPS COME OUT/ TEACHERS WITH THElR FAILURE has bogged down in the very first of its preliminary- \ t * EXAMPLE: TO PROPERLY stages: figuring out what the computer system shouUT •MAGIC CHEF 30' Electric Range TO MOTIVATE ME be able to do when it’s eventually built and. #38 DE2C, Orig." 449.70 ...... cool* Teacher pay programmed. S314 Our associate Donald Goldberg obtained hundreds •SifNOMZOouMo of pages of internal Army documents detailing the OVER 30% o ff: DISHWASHERS should rise project’s problems. With the help of Joe Bumiece, aa analyst with the Project on Military Procurement, i' EXAMPLE: private watchdog group, the story has been pieced •WHIRLPOOL Dishwasher A blue-ribbon commission on the state’s together. #DU-2900XM, Orig.‘ 299.70 $199 public school system has endorsed a min As envisioned four years ago, the computer system; was to cost about 8600 million from start to flnish. imum $18,500 salary for teachers, but more ,il: / Surveying the appalling extravagance to date^ importantly, it has dangled before smaller OVER 250/0 OFF I ALL WASHERS sources involved in the project now predict glumly DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS, UPRIGHT FREEZERS communities the possibility of some state X HATE HAVING TO 60 HOME IT'S UP TO THEM. I JUST HOPE OUR that the ultimate cost is sure to be well over 81 billion. funds to help them meet the new standard. ANP CHEW OUT M Y FOLKS FOR In 1982, the Army chose Rehab Group Inc., d EXAMPLES: ., The Governor’s Commission on Excellence PARENTS ANPTEAtNERS WILLTRY Washington-based company, to do the basic “braiq;; •WHIRLPOOL Washer SQQ7 l^and Equity in Education approved far- BEING TOO PERMISSIVE harper NECT YEAR ; storming” for CAMIS under a Small Business #LA-5800, Ortg.‘ 449.70 ...... Add $10 lor color f Teaching changes, including teacher prepara Administration “set-aside.” But the General Ao« 7 ------•WHITE-WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerator S ^ 7 Q tion and recertification, in its final recom counting Office ruled that Rehab was too big to quallfjr for the special small-business treatment, so Arm]* #RT-176GC, Orig.* 649.70 ...... Add $10 for color f mendations to the governor and the General officials gave Rehab a sole-source contract, arguing Assembly. The suggestion that received the that it was the only firm that could do the Job. " •WHIRLPOOL Electric Dryer SO AO most attention, however, is the salary #LE-5800 XP, Orig.* 339.70 ...... Add $10 for color proposal, which could eventually cost state ARMY A’TTORNEYS questioned this reasoning but ‘ Intermediate markdown*Uken. Floor samplea only; aome may be taxpayers an additional $200 million a year. were ignored. When other officials insisted that the acratched or donted. AH are cowarad by full mamifacturer's warranty. Sale doastlot ItKlude microwave oven*, ucMlercounter or cube We support the recommendation by the project be opened up for competitive bidding as refrigerator* or chest Ireezar*. Sorry, rm raktchecka; store stock only. commission to attract and keep qualified (771 ©>MrT«8try«*m<»»-WUewwu.HUL|^ originally planned, the brass created a separatd All sales are final. computer project — and gave Rehab a sole-source Delivary and or installation at axtra cost. teachers, especially if the proposal to share contract. equally in the funding of these salaries is By the spring of 1984, Col. Luther Crum^ approved. For the 1985-86 school year, then-director of the Army Automation Management beginning teacher salaries are averaging Office, wrote a memo to the chief of the Army GREAT SEX BY Alexandra Penney $15,448 around the state, ranging from $20,322 Open Forum Reserves charging that the CAMIS project was out ol Pub. List 16.95...... 11.86 in Fairfield to $11,497 in Colebrook. The panel control. Detailed plans were “essentially noiL A guide to pleasure based on current in proposed doubling of teacher salaries by the existent,” he charged, and even the amount of money formation and contemporary attitudes. 14th year of service, making support from the brigadier general in the late 1970s, to supervise and assist. already spent was impossible to figure out. Black soldiers ‘ ‘Adequate controls over the sole-source contractor^ FALL FROM GRACE state crucial if the smaller communities are and he was the first black to be After the incident. Miss Priscilla BY Larry Collins instructed the girls to return and Rehab, are lacking,” Crum complained. ’"They are la Has 14 appointed in this particular seg Pub. List 17.95...... 12.56 to be competitive and meet a state-mandated heroes In Korea continue the show. ’The girls acted control, rather than being controlled." ment of the armed forces after A novel that powerfully combines fact and minimum salary. Crum’s recommendation that Rehab’s contract not To the Editor: working his way up through the professionally, returned to the fiction. Journey into the secret behind D-Day. The increased salary is needed if some of ranks. stage and did a fine Job, which be renewed was Ignored, and the company Is now In By the co-author ol 'O Jerusalem'. the running for yet another slice of the CAMIS pie. the panel’s other recommendations are to be North Korean troops went across ’The Korean conflict ended on 'shows the excellent training and ’The Army’s inspector general is reportedly TH E MICK: M ANTLE’S adopted. The commission wants teachers to the 38th parallel to invade South July 27, 1953, by an armistice responsibility the school demonstrates. investigating the fiasco. AUTOBIOGRAPHY BY Mickey have a broad-based liberal arts education for Korea on June 25,1950. ’The Korean signed by the two sides due to Footnote: Rehab has declined to discuss the matter. Mantle with Heit) Gluck the first four years of college followed by a conflict (not a war) had com rising casualties, bombings and Congratulations to the per formers, the backstage crew and Pub. List 15.95...... 11.16 fifth-year master’s program in education. A menced and communist Chinese stalemated battle lines. Black men proved their valor Miss Priscilla. Thank you to the A straight forward and dramatic account by a troops Joined the North Koreans as superstar who inspirad millions of people! liberal education is esential to attract the again but they still faced discrimi audience that returned. To those Scandal of tha waak varied talent the state needs in its classrooms, allies six months later. Black soldiers, sailors and figh nation at times in the United States who left, you certainly missed the ’There’s a law on the books that requires a cutoff of H EAT by William Goldman but another year of schobling will add to the until the beginning of the civil finale of a fine performance and U.S. aid to countries that permit illicit narcotics to b6 ter pilots were part of an allied Pub. Lial 15.50...... 10.85 burdensome college costs. The commission contingent to stop the spread of rights movement in 1955. the good feeling that radiated smuggled Into the United States. But political and also is calling for better educational training I wish a movie could be made between audience and dancers. diplomatic considerations always seem to overridp ■baiki An action packed story ot a bodyguard in communism in South Korea. ’These Las Vegas vriio finds a contract on himself. for people entering the profession and wants black men fought aside white about black combatants in the ’Thank you, Priscilla, I’m proud enforcement of the law. Mexico, for example, refuses teachers to spend a week or more in training troops in 1951 due to an executive Korean conflict. One example to have my daughter In your to extradite drug smugglers for trial In U.S. courUi order signed by President Harry S. would be the heavy artillery gun school. Yet no one hinU that U.S. aid to Mexico should be and curriculum development each year. If crewmen of the 2nd Infantry who ’Truman in 1948. This order was to Dorothy Clonller curtailed. In Bolivia, the U.S. Embassy has refused fib we’re demanding better training, and if we were nicknamed the "Suicide implement full integration of all 81 Brandy St., give a visa to a Bolivian government official who wdk want to keep teachers longer, then better Six.” These men were known as U.S. armed services. Bollon' going to tell Congress about drug investigations he compensation is a must. Black soldiers of the 24th Infan one of the fastest gun crew. had conducted. The embassy feared his testimony The Connecticut Conference of Municipali try captured the city of Yechon in ’Thirty-two years of some past would implicate members of the current Bollvlsp ties expressed concerns in public hearings 1950 for the first American mil omission in movies or documentar Church hat role government. last week about the impact of these proposals itary victory before the successful ies Is enough. on municipal budgets and collective bargain amphibious landing at the Inchon In creating poor ’Thomas L. Strlngfellow Diplomatic digaat ing agreements. As long as the state promises Peninsula. ’Two black combatants 183 Hillslown Road To the Edilor: ’The Soviet Embassy Invited some 80 House to aid the funding efforts, the small towns were awarded the medal of honor posthumously for their valor. ’They Mancbesier administrative assistants over for an evening of .should approve of the salary increases. The were Sgt. (Cornelius Charlton, who Archbishop Rembert Weakland caviar, vodka, cold cuts and cultural exchange. ’IHO ; state should leave the salary schedule to the died at Chipori, and Pvt. William ha* a lot of gall In blaming the poor House staffers saw a movie about Moscow and communities, letting teachers’ unions and ’Thompson, who was killed at Recital was fine entirely on the American economy engaged in a question-and-answer session with tfaeiy school boards resolve the issue on the local Haman. ^ t h of these heroes despite the alarm in the way it takes care of the poor, hosts. It was the first time such a group had been level. Inflicted heavy casualties upon when the Catholic church itself invited to the embassy since 1974, and some of the Approval by the Legislature is uncertain. enemy forces until they suc To the Editor: helps to create the poor by Its stand congressional staffers were "a little gooseyr’ against birth control. Without birth However, we feel the commission’s recom cumbed to enemy grenade confided one source, about fratemliing with tlie explosions. I want to thank Miss Priscilla control there are too many child SovieU. Just to be safe, they cleared the affair wllih mendations would be a positive step toward ’Two black fighter pilots lost their and the backstage crew for their ren and too many mouths to feed. the FBI, the CIA and the State Department. : attracting and keeping qualified teachers in lives on combat missions. ’They responsible, fast action in evacuat ’The bishops blame only the ; our schools. What it really means Is that we were Maj. George Gray and ing all the children from Manches American economy, but the Ca itTfiiiiriyi are considering the future of our young Ensign Jesse Brown. Brown had a ter High School during Priscilla tholic church has a big part in Mlnl-adltortal rswtiiBilf people. Kndx class escort ship named in Gibson’s recital, due to a fire creating the poor. A baby boom is After our recent columns on spies who sell out their OurBaf:4i.$t his honor on March 18,1972. alarm going off. It was an easy to come by without birth country for money, a few of our sterner critla L«tt«rt to th« odltor Two important achievements unfortunate incident; I understand control. accused us of being no better. "How many of your occurred for two Afro-American it was a faulty smoke detector that Many people do practice birth pieces refer to a 'top secret document’ or s ‘highly ’The Manchester Herald welcomea original letten officers. Second Lt. Frederick had gone off previously. control despite the church, but If classified report?’" one reader asked. Our r e s p o ^ ;to the editor. Branch became the first black to I feel it is important that all the we did not have this factor, the Most of them do. But as investigative JoumaUsts, sih MANCHESTER VERNON ' Letters should he brief and to the point.’They ihould be commissioned in the Marine parents are aware of the responsi situation of "too many moutlu to cannot tolerate censorship. And the government often 1145 Tolland Tumpiko TrI-CIty Shopping Contor be typed or neaUy handwritten, and, for ease In Corps. Gen. Frank Peterson of the bility Miss Priscilla has for each of feed” would even be worse. I say uses lu classification stamps to censor the news. Wp ediUng, should be double-spaced. Letters must be Marine Corps became the second her students. this and I am a Catholic. consult security experu who help us separate securlte signed. STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY black Marine fighter pilot and he Besides the many adults iMck- Lonla Daggar information from censored news. As petiiow The Herald reserves the right to edit letters In the served courageously in Korea and stage, the older students and Americans, we don’t print secret infomutten that iaterests of brevity, clarity and taste. TiZImraer St. Vietnam. He attained rank of asilstant teachers were also there Bast Hartford might harm national security. We never wilt I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurwiay. June 20. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 20.10E5 — E
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W F8B Hartford, CT ■X S 4 Myatacyl (CC| 'ReWy-Ace of Spws: STRATFORD — A retired airline pilot found shot to death in HARTFORD - A special legisla With eight members on the com McCarthy defended a proposed ^ M*A*S*H WNEW Now York. NY Tha Vialling Fireman:’ RaMy potea as a change in the state’s Freedom of WTNH Now Havan. CT CE) front o f his beach home had been threatened and carried a gun tive committee charged with in mittee, Republicans could thus The committee will have subpo & Dr. Who German feeman in ordar to obtain lop se Information Act to allow the WOR Naw York. NY (1) cret pians for a new Kruppa ftaval gun |fl) for protection, a friend of the victim aayi. vestigating the state's criminal control the proceedings if votes ena power, and McCarthy said O ) One Day at a Time committee's documents to be kept WPIX Now York. NY (III (60 min.) Clarence White, 01, whoie body waa found early Tuesday by hia Justice system is unable to resolve were diong party lines. testimony can be taken under oath Newiwatch WTXX Watarbury, CT (» After the meeting, Smith said he secret. The change was approved though Rybak pointed out that that WWLP Springfiald. MA a ® NochsdeOala brother, had told friends about the threats and showed them a the question of how many attor d D Reporter 41 by the Legislature and is awaiting WEDH Hartford. CT » g ) Golden Years of Television handgun, said the acquaintance, who asked not to be identified. neys It should hire for the Job. hoped partisanship would not be an was not as yet spelled out In the the governor’s signature. ( 6 ) MacNeil/LeiHer N ew thour w v i t Hartford. CT @ ) Special Frtands The man said he urged White to register the weapon with police The idmember committee Wed issue on the committee. He has in rules. O Tony Rartdalt WSBK Boston. 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legal clarification concerning the Judge Ment's office said it had charitable organisation tS,IN in So I ’ll Just get back to the C«ntlB«cd from page 1 condemning of seized cash." They Vacations are my favoritee, Mom!" pleads my day trip — the tint we've taken reaction? We'd better take the established the control system seised money, apparently "in packing. Finding a week's worth of alM suggested thai the chief clerk great. 8-year-old daughter. “ Mine! since baby made four — it seemed antihlstaminea. one* that then go on file at the state over temporary receipts last contradiction to requiremenU in matching socks for each member "review the Seised Property Jour Isuppoaa. M in e!" y e lli the 20-month-oId, that some Judicious planning and "W e're not leaving civilization,” treasury. At the time of the December. General Statutes.” of the family. Looking for that nal to make sure It is properly Tbaygivayou clutching the stuffed Big Bird to list-making was in order. my husband reminds me. “ W e're apparent embexzlements, the aud As for delegating responsibility The auditors also stated that going back to visit a city where we elusive swimsuit cover-up. (Could maintained.” a ob aa ce to her cheat. So the notebook in my purse is for collecting the fines, Ment said they could not locate records it still be at the bottom of last itors said, the department had no In response to those recommen reloK ond get M v Side Never mind that we’re epending now stuffed with lists. lived (or eight years. There are way to keep track of the temporary in an interview Wednesday that he concerning property seized In year's beach bag?) Ironing sun dations, Ment's office said. "(S )e - away from tha the week at a home with two There’s a Hat of the clothes we’ll doctors there. There are drug receipts. had ordered the then-acting chief court cases. reaponiiblitiei Nancy Pappaa children — chiMcen who have toys need, and another for the play stores there. Don't sweat it.” dresses, then cramming them Into They said they found that Ised cash and other valuable prize • And that the court clerk clerk at the Manchester court, o f avoryday galore. I put on my quinteaaential equipment we’re taking. There’s a a suitcase and Jumping on the lid to recoru and files on |1S,SS> in is to be turned over to the state in delegate responsibility for collect Katherine Muraski, to begin as . p i life. "m other knowi beat" look and list of the pharmaceuticals we GOING BACK7 Going back? force It closed. seized money * ‘could not be located compliance with state law." J ing and depositing fines to specific signing the task to "one or two” Or BO I'm point out that they-re probably not ought to pack, and a list of the Don't remind me. for audit purpoees.” Money seized Regarding review of the selzed- And on Sunday morning, you'll people working in the clerk's people sometime last winter. told. going to play with the toy we bring items we should probably buy in criminal cases is normally held property jwm al, court officials find me in the airport lobby. I ’ll be office. Nearly everyone working in The final two recommendations . But it seems becauoe there will be plenty of before we leave town. There are I was planning to make a grand by the police department involved said they had ordered Muraski and easy to recognize. I'll be the one the clerk’s office had access to the did not deal with the embezzlement that getting a family of (our packed essential when it comas to packing other hide’ toys to discover. notes on who w e're seeing when, entrance, with a svelte little body until a judge dwides what to do the Office of the Examiner of with a tote bag of toys on one missing fines at the tim ethey were of the traffic tickets. (or a weaMong trip requires at for a trip. But all I get is "Aw, Mom.” Or and another of what we' re bringing and a Big City hairdo. Seised Property to review and shoulder, and another full of fresh apparently embetsled, court offi They concerned the auditors' with it. least two weeks of planning, Board games which have been "Can't I take thie. Mom?” Contra to whom. Instead, I ’m still 10 pounds finding that court Judges had given The auditors recommended that update the Journal immediately shellfish on (he other. cials said. plotting and pleading. ignored (or the past $1 weeks are dicting all the lawa of pbysice, my overweight. My hairdresser hasn't the Judicial department “ seek after learning of the I'll be the one with sweaty palms. In its response to the report, two area police departments and a Pleading with airlines to find apparently neceeaery for the en daughter believes that the entire Tonight I'm drawing up a list of got time to trim my shaggy mane recommendation. The one who’s staring Intensely at three Super Saver seate together. joyment of a week away from contents of her toy ahelvea will (it my lists. this week. And my roota are Ment said in the interview my own eyebrows. Have I packed Wednesday that he planned to Pleading with teenaga (riende to home. So are BafM e dolle with into a tote bag. I’ve gone over every contin growing out. But all that's not supposed to t h e ------? And do I have the “look into the possibility" of water the plant! and take in the miaatng arme, light-up worms that gency. Or have I? What If the baby matter, right? Because we’re ______7 recovering the $3,999 in seised mall while we're away. no lo n u r glow and Golden Booka BUT AM I SO different? I am gets another ear infection? We'll Lannan says money spent planning a relaxing vacation, So when does the relaxation part And, worst of all, pleading with with ripped pagee. not, by nature, an organized or an need her antibiotic. And if my money that was given to the two start? police departments and the charti- children who deem every toy "We gotta take them. They're anvimia person. But for an eight- Hoi.oiiter has a severe bug-bite right? By Kevin Flood auditors' report. The report indi have to say, 'Sorry, you’re a day or able organisation. Herald Reporter cates that Judges gave the Man two late.” ' The auditors' report said $1,300 chester and Eiast Hartford police Ment said Wednesday that he of the money had gone to the 'Qie Judge overseeing adminis departments and an unnamed has yet to decide what action, if Manchester Police Department, tration of Manchester Superior charitable orginization $3,939 in any, he will take on the matter. while $2,639 of it went to the East 2 Court said Wednesday that he may seized money, apparently in “ con According to the state auditors' Hartford Police Department and ask the Manchester Police Depart tradiction" of state law. report, the Judges gave Manches the remaining $414 went to the ment to give back 11,300 it had Ment said his office ordered ail ter police $1,300 of the seized charitable orpnization. / seized in criminal cases and which superior court Judges earlier this money, whileK.659of itwenttothe F O C U S Fam ily court Judges had initially told it to month to deposit ail cash seized in East Hartford Police Department keep. the future to the state. When asked and the remaining $414 went to an But Manchester Police Chief if he planned to seek recovery of unnamed charitiable orginization. F ir e Cotta Robert Lannan said this morning the cash already given awhy, Ment The audit was conducted after that the state may have trouble said, "W e're looking into that court officials learned that traffic I 0 getting the money back, since most possibility.” fines had apparently been em Tuesday, 10:34 a.m. — report of or all of it has been spent On But Lannan said this morning bezzled from the court. They smoke in building , 22 School St. undercover drug purchases. that the $1,300 given to Manchester eventually found that more than (Town). Mothers in jail Judge Aaron Ment, the state’s police could prove tough to $11,413 in traffic fines had been Tuesday, 2:49 p.m. — medical chief court administrator, said in recover. collected by the court clerk’s office call, 791 Main St. (Town. an Interview Wednesday he was "W e've spent Just about all the between September 1903 and June Paramedics). considering asking for the return money, so what can we do?” he 1984 but never deposited in the Tuesday, 6:10 p.m. — electrical Niantic women’s prison encourages inmates to keep tabs on kiids of the money in light of a state said. "A s far as I know, we’ll Just state treasury. (ire. 6 Ridgewood St. (Town).
By Ruthih YoungbloodVnim ahlAAll United Press International ‘There was nothing to do, and Town Salvation Army loses Its chiefs HwaM photo by Tsrqutoto v no one I could go to for help. It NIANTIC — The 14-year-old boy gingerly leads felt we were family. We never felt approach to religion has been By Kathy Garmus his blindfolded mother over a toppled chair, never occurred to me I could be like strangers,” he said. described by congregation Herald Reporter Top tech students ^ around a pile of litter and across a bank of toys. Davis said Lt. Col. Hartwell members as very serious. learning how to be a better Fleming of Old Orchard Beach, “ He puts himself totally into James Beaulieu, left, and John Lupacchino are the first Patsy Harris giggles as she is blindly directed As Salvation Army officers, mother while still in jail.’ Maine, will come out of retirement every program, ” one congregation through the maze by her son Heshima, who issues Capt. Randall I. Davis and his co-valedictorians ever at Howell Cheney Regional, z to replace him as leader of the member told the Herald in an warnings at each peril as the two play a “ trust wife, Capt. Patricia P. Davis, have Vocational Technical School. They will each graduate Z 200-member Manchester congre interview last year. g a m e." become accustomed to a transient V gation (or the summer, with a Davis said today that besides Monday with a 94 percent grade average out of a possible-1 The last barrier safely cleared, Harris yanks Patty Harris lifestyle. -•3. is permanent appointment to be expanding on some of the work 100. Beaulieu, who lives In Tolland, studied industrial-T the scarf from her eyes, hugs her delight^ son But when the leader of Manches made sometime in the fall. done by his predecessor. Major electronics. He plans to attend Hartford State TechnlcaP' and shouts, "W e made i t !" ter’s Salvation Army received Arthur Carlson, he and his wife "H e y Mom , thia isn’t like Jail at a ll," Heshima period of readjustment to normal family life. word this week that he was being “ Or as permanent as they get,” started several programs, includ College in the fall for electrical engineering training.] Harris, serving her second term for forgery, reassigned, Davis said even hewas Davis said. The average stay in ing a Bible study program, a quiz Lupacchino, who lives at 64 Birch St., plans to continue exclaim s. surprised. one location (or Salvation Army program for young people, a social his electrical training as an apprentice and obtain a state, But Jail it is. recalled the bleakness of fam ily visits during her "Our stay here was really officers is four to five years, he Harris, serving five years for forgery, is first incarceration, when her son was only 7. program (or senior citizens and a journeyman’s license. abbreviated,” he said this said. club (or young mothers. participating in a unique project to help the often- Instead of today’s huge recreation room with J morning. As dvisional youth secretary, But Davis said some of his forgotten victims of a woman’s imprisonment — toys, play mats and the cheerful presence of other Davis has been appointed div Davis will be responsible for a fondest memories were of the her children. prisoners’ children, Harris saw Heshima in a bare isional youth secretary of the variety of youth programs for a Christmas Eve dinners that the Only 18 states offer programs to help children of room with a guard watching every move. Salvation Army for western Pen 41-town area in western Pennsyl Salvation Army hosted (or people Jailed mothers, with the Connecticut project “ There was nothing to do, and no one I could go nsylvania. He and his wife will be vania. The Job will entail more 24tSmCESTKET who would otherwise have spent emerging as a standout in scope, ingenuity and to for help," IJarria said. “ It never occurred to me leaving Manchester July 2 — a administrative and staff duties— a the holiday alone. The dinners r- MIUCKSTEI,CT0M4I effectiveness. ri I could be learning how to be a better mother while move that will bring new chal- switch from the pastoral work usually drew between 80 and 90 lenges_ as well as sadness at Davis has been doing (or the past 19 people, he said. (2l3)S4S-7202 sO U ln J a ip ’< , leaving the community they have years. “ Some of them are strangers to “ IT IS APPALLIN G that two-thirds of the states CAPT. RANDALL DAVIS been a part of since July 1, 1963. Although Davis was known as one another when they arrive, but in 1985 offer nothing to lessen the devastating THE EFFECT of her second term on the . . . short stay "R ight from the beginning we somewhat of a prankster, his not when they leave,” he said. effect of B woman's imprisonment on her vulnerable tedhager, whose father died only six u children,” said T.A. Ryan, author of the latest montbahefore his mother went back to jail, SUMMER SIZZLER study for the National Institute of Corrections on “ could have been horrendous" without the new female offenders. “ Unfortunately, we are Just emphasis on preserving the family unit, Harris O bitu aries barely recognizing we have women behind bars.” acknowledged. AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE Ryan, director of Criminal Justice Planning at Artista merging theatrical techniques with made to the American Cancer Rocky Hill; and two grandchild Manchester convalescent home. the University of South Carolina, said, "F or 200 Elliabath E. Crawford Society, 237 E. Center St., Man therapy each Saturday provide the mothers and ren. She was predeceased by a He was bom in Manchester and chester, 06040. ^ 2 9 . 9 5 years, our female offenders have been the children with “ a totally different kind of Elizabeth E. Crawford, 72. the brother, AiemI Majewski. had lived in town most of his life. N forgotten ones, kept out of sight and out of mind. experience," explained coordinator Joyce widow of Bramwell T. Crawford of The funeral will be Saturday at He was a veteran of World War II, In Memoriam * Check system for leaks electronically They’re regarded as fallen women, but have you Schmidt, the director of the Boston University Haverhill, Mass., died Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the D'Esopo Funeral serving in the U.S. Navy. Before he ever heard of a fallen man?” Theater Institute. Lawrence General Hospital, Law C3iapels, 30 Carter St., East retired in 1968, he worked at the In loving memory of Margaret * Examine compressor bushings & bracket rence, Mass. Hartford. Burial will be in Hillside Manchester Post Office (or many Slaga, who passed away June 20th, Infanta, often pawned off on unsuitable Schmidt, former director of creative arts for the She was bom Oct. 18, 1912, in Ometery, East Hartford. Calling years. He was a member of the 1979. * Clean condenser surfaces strangers or relatives, lose the essential bonding Eugene O’Neill Theater Co., and her team lead Manchester. Washington Social Club. experience with their mothers, Ryan said. games that develop trust, closeness and hours are Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. We will always remember you She was a retired brigadier of the He is survived by a brother, Memorial donations may be and love you. * Charge entire system to factory Children with mothers in Jail take on a separation communication skills. Salvation Army, and a member of made to the American Cancer Kenneth G. Rogers of San Diego, complex similar to the anxiety suffered by Each session starts with participants dancing in Calif.; a nephew, Alan E. Rogers of recommended freon levels , the Lowell Salvation Arm y Corps. Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart Sadly missed by. youngsters during divorces. In both cases, the a circle. With inhibitions gone, freelance actress She is survived by two daugh Bolton; a cousin, Gladys Hansen of Husband, Stanley ford, 06109. children often blame themselves. Suzanne Sisk tells the kids and mothers to "a ct out ters, Mrs. Anthony (Karen) Aivino Manchester; and two nieces. Son, Harold k Marie of Haverhill and Mrs. Gail Parks of The funeral will be Sunday at 1 Edward k Eleanor OPEN TUBS. AND THURS. EVENINGS Infrequent prison visits intensify the guilt, and the word love.’’ Mothers hug their children, South Yarmouth, Mass.; six Earl C. Rogara p.m. at the Watkins Funeral foster parents or caretakers who describe the brothers grasp sisters and unrelated children grandchildren; and several nieces Earl C. Rogers, 81, of 176 Bolton Home, 142 E. Center St. There are mother as a “ bad woman” make matters worse. clutch each other. and nephews. Center Road, Bolton, formerly of no calling hours. "Frequently these youngsters get swept into “ How about soap opera?," Siak suggests, with The funeral will be Friday at 10 Manchester, died Tuesday at a Memorial donations may be Juvenile probieros at an early age and then into the inmates and children bursting into mock a.m. at the Lowell Salvation Army, criminal acUvitiea,” Ryan aaid. “ The circle tears, expressions of passion and uncontrollable 190 Appleton St., Lowell, Mass. begins all over again.” laughter. •: .<■' irt Burial will be in the East Ceme DON’T MISS THIS BIG EVENT! It^'^Picklbur Own*': " I used to burst into tears whenever I saw tery, Manchester. Calling hours THE HANDFUL of states offering special Heshima,” Harris admitted, "but now he can’t are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and7to9 Saturday, June 22 programs are hailed by Ryan as pacesetters she p.m. at the Dole & Childs Funeral wait to com e." Home, 148 Main St., Haverhill, hopes other states will emulate. Says Schmidt, “ Theater provides a wonderful Mass. CHENEY HISTORICAL DISTRICT In Connecticut's program, more than 150 opportunity for people to find out what’s inside of Strawbeny Season mothers sentenced to the Niantic Correctional them. There's no right or wrong. FESTIVAL Institution have the opportunity to ease the “ These kids have seen their moms in pretty bad u « RoHdrt A. Cardinal trauma of separation through play and ways. A child who is used to his mother drunk or Nancy Soobltaky, 27, serving a two-year to pull the string on a talking doll. They Robert A. Cardinal, 98, of SCHEDULE OF EVENTS oducational activities that enhance their on drugs is thrilled to find her sober and happy. Willimantic, died Tuesday at atBEmPATCD relationships with their children. And naotbers who thought they had nothing to sentence for drug possession at the are taking part in a program to lessen Windham Community Memorial 1. KIwanIt Strawberry Festival The leesone learned are intended to be used Niantic Correctional Institution, enjoys the effect of a women’s imprisonment 2 Hospital. He was the husband of after prieon, particularly during the difficult CaBlianed on page 13 teaching her daughter, Ursula Jane, 2V&, on her children. Jean (Trem blay) Cardinal and the Antique Autoa — Bntartainmenti brother of Loraine Bates of Bennett Jr. Hi Jazz Bend — 10:00-11:00 Coventry. llling Jr. Hi Jazz Band — 11:30-12:30 Besides his wife and sister, he Country Generation II — 1:15-3:15 also ,is survived by his mother, Lilliin Cardinal of Willimantic; a 2. Cheney Homestead $2.25 Admisaion daughter, Cynthia Peloquin of Antique Show & Sale Windham Center; two sons, Paul Homestead Open House Two-door, five-passenger cars should be illegal D. Cardinal of Chaplin and Brian E. Cardinal of Willimantic; two 3. Cheney Hall granddaughters; two grandisons; Cheney Hall Opqn House — 10:00-2:30 Following are some thoughts that came to me while to buy cellular telephones for their can. I don’t know and several nieces and nephews. what "cellular" means but I wouldn’t be surprised if Silent Film, ‘T h e General" — 3:00 & 8:00 P.M. I was driving to work this morning: The funeral will be Friday at 9 a. Moat people are loyal to their car. They like the they made it illegal for the driver of a moving car to Free air is going out of etyie. a.m. from the (Ordinal Funeral •2 Adult - *1 Under 12 one they tave. Some makee of cart engender more talk on a telephone. Home, 88 Windham Road, WilU- When was the iast time a gaa o If gas is 5 cents a gallon cheaper, I go to the self mantic, with a mass at Christian 4. Fire Museum loyalty than othera. You keep hearing of people who Andy atation attendant asked, 'Can i burial at 10 a.m. In St.'Joseph’s Open — 10:00-4:00 have their third Buick or their eixth Oldemoblle. I service pump but I don’t like it. For one thing, it's Church, Willimantic. Bnrim will be lust follow these directions think it'i the name that gets them becauae a 1SS5 Rooney almost impoeeible not to end up with the smell of gas check the air in your tires for in Windham Center t>ihetery, 5. Mill Buildings Conversion Oldamobile haan’t inherited much from the ISSO Olds. on your bands. you?' i wouidn’t mind if that was Windham. Calling hours are to Ribbon Mill — Models Open Vfemw>M«4Miecfct a tiu* a Manufacturers seem to have eliminated the little o The air conditioning in a car doesn’t work when night from 7 to 9. District History Slide Presentation 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 Showings triangular wlndowa they thought were such a good you need it most, on a hot day in heavy traffic in the a service you couid pay a doiiar Weaving Mill — Mill Open — Plans on Display Idea years ago. They advertlaed them os being (or city. Usually the car starta to overheat and you have to for. IsalMl L. Rocfc«fall«r . __^_____Clocktow er — Mo^l^^en AN “no-draft ventilation.’’ They probably stopped turn off the A/C. making noHlraft wlndowa because of the coat. they ought to be illegal. No one ever knows where the • Most barricadee and fences along dangerous Isabel L. (Majewski) Rocke en jo yab le - UMC Mmow SHOW a SME t m e i a i v FESTIVAL feller, 79, of East Hartford, died /A R M OUTINGh e I don’t remember the laat tim e I eat in the back handle is that releaeet the front seat so it will tilt places on the side of a highway wouldn’t stop a baby Tuesday at Manchester Memorial SATURDAY, JUNE 12 SATURDAY, JUNE 22 COME OUT aeat of a passenger car. forward to let the haefceeat paaaengert in or out. carriage from going through them. Hospital. She was the mother of • You aeldom aee five people in a five-passenger o The new devices for opening and locking car • I don’t usually agree with where they put the Maadiastsr HMsrkal Nom CNnsy HiH I AND VISIT • You never aee anyone parked in the handicapped Ronald Rockefeller of car becauae five people don't really fit in moat of doors from inside may be safer but they sure are hard dotted and solid lines on a highway, indicating where parking apacee at moat etorei. 106 Hartford Road Hartford Rd. FremMaeotaioa Manchester. I them. to find in a strange car. you can pass and where you can't. • You don't hear men complaining about “ women Mancheatar, Conn 10am-4pm From FM uaa txtt B4. She also is survived by a I ' • I uae the aahtray in my car to keep change in. • When you buy a new car, the driver's seat ought to • Some work needs to be done on the floor pade drivere" anymore. It need to be a favorite subject (or 10am-4pm Admisaion 12.25 | Strawberry Shortcake - *2.00 daughter-in-law, Joyce Rocke Take Rt M South 2 milsa to farm. E very once in a while a smoker puta aahee on top of my be fitted to you Just as though you were buying a new under the driver’s feet. The rugs or rubber mate are Jokes. I don't know whether it's because women are feller of Manchester; (our sisters, Thib coupon admitz you and your j Thia coupon it pood tor a 25* change. pair of shoes. always getting rumpled, messy or otherwise in the Doris Rlccio and Mary Lawton, party for *2.00 oach, wMcb InchJdos { diacount on ona atrawbarry better drivere than they used to be or because men no both of Suffield, Rowena Zurybida admioalontotllhMorlcaliilasopon.I M f a v Wl 9MII VfzW ' enOflCWIV,abortcaka. BERRY PATCH farms • Headlights look old-faehioned. I bet they’ll come • I etui like to shift gears myself. way. longer dare complain. of Philadelphia, Pa., and Jessie STttAWttttttttIttM — PICK YOUR OWN , . PHONE op with a new lighting system that doesn't depend on • We have (our ca n (or two of us. Jnstao you won't • Free air is going out of style. When was the laat • I hate driving with someone in the back seat SPtCtALNOm If rain, the antique show and sale will be held at two bulbs glaring off two shiny reflectors into the eyee think I spend money IBie water, you ought to know the tim e a gaa atation attendant aaked, "Can I check the becauae I like to drive with the window open and my Swink of Springfield, Va.; two Waddell School tor the convenience of both the public and the Oakland Rd.. Rte. 30. Windsor. CT torow M Iy a( onromlng drivers. brothers. Burls Blajewski of Suf- dealers. Tha Strawberry Faetival wlH be In boOt locations. July "Picking condmona" (our c a n are a total of 31 y e a n old. air in your tires lor you?" I wouldn’t mind if that waa a elbow out It. When people are in back, they complain (ieid and EMward Majewski of • Two-door five-paszenger cart are so inconvenient • There’s an advertising campaign auto get people service you could pay a dollar (or. becauae of their hair. M ANCHESTER HERALD. Thunwtoy. 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It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuridav. June 20. IMS ‘I know you’re mad at me’ addreiaing the mother by her firat name or Advice Continued from page 11 hanging up the phone when she calls. Randell -~- offer their kids realize they can communicate on a cautions the inmates not to react with hurt or very positive level and their children need them anger, but to help the child release the pent-up more than ever.” fu ry .. • The prison mothers and children engage in Prisoner serving time also WHEN 7-YEAR41LD Bobby Marren first pantomine, play with hula hoops and don visited his mother Debbie at Niantic, all he could - ; blindfolds to play trust games like "Airplane,” do was hit her over and over again with his fists. - with the youngsters guiding the adults onto “ Go ahead, Bobby," said the S4-year-old woman wants to help out mankind c o n g e s t^ "m n w a y s .” serving a toree-year-term for shoplifting. “ I know "Now I can really talk with my son," Harris you’re mad at me. You hove a right to be." there have been laiie verdicts said proudly, recalling her earlier inability to DEAR When the exhausted child’s rage finally awarded agaiaet people who have repond when Heshima asked, "W hy can’t you get ABBY: I am a dispersed, he was ready to be hugged, kissed and invaded women’s lighU to privacy your life together and get a Job? ” 54-year-old reassured of his mother’s love. ' in rest rooms and dressing rooms. Harris, being trained in prison as an electrician, man who is Just CHARLES OBERLY III, While Marren handed out cold cuts, soda and beginning to said she speaks candidly of how her previous ATTORNEY GENERAL cake to the hungry youngsters and moms D e a r A b b y involvement with drugs led her to start cashing serve a SO-year interrupted their Creative Skills Program, Nancy.’" prison sent DEAR MR. OBERLY: Bravo for forged checks. ence. There is Abigail Van Buren Soobitsky, 27, cuddled her gleeful daughter, Delaware. But how about equal "I'm being punished because I did something absolutely no Ursula Jane. rights for n»en? Or aren’t men wrong," Harris tells Heshima. "But once I get out. chance of my (2 The child is only 2>A, but at such an entitled to as much privacy as I ’ll never be back. And Just because I ’m here being released impressionable age she has stopped using the women? doesn’t mean you’ll end up the same way.” earlier, hence I Thay*ll maat again Friday word "goodbye” since her mother was sent to am resigned to prison. a contribution to your fellowman D EAR ABBY: I think "Dis HARRIS KNOWS the new openness is working. the fate of having to die in prison. Many Manchester veterans In this 1B44 Division of the Connecticut Army "See you soon, m om m y," she says when their while in prison. gusted," whq finds “ peepholes” in Although Heshima played hooky from school and Why must 1 be compelled to go on photograph taken in New Zealand will National Guard, headquartered in Man the walls of rest rooms at filling wound up in Juvenile court when he went to live visits are over. suffering the dehumanization of stations, is taking you for a ride. chester, served in the Pacific Theater “ We don’t engage in baby talk," said SoobiUky, ’ DEAR ABBY: Recently “Dis be at a reunion Friday night at Willie's with his grandmother for the second time, his prison confinement until I die? Is serving a two-year sentence for drug possession. gusted” complained that she had Holes in the walls of such places? Steak House. The 169th Infantry during World War II. attitude and his grades have improved. there any way I can volunteer to be "Our visits are as positive as possible thanks to discovered a peephole on the wall Sure. Holes leR by vandaU who After seeing the prison’s 900 acres of land and a "guinea pig" to advance medical of a ladies’ rest room at a gas the people here. science in its search for a cure for have ripped toilet paper holders brick dormitory, Heshima told his mother how 2 station. You advised her to write to and soap fixtures off the walls. A “ My imprisonment could have really rattled AIDS or cancer? relieved he was to see she had her own room — the consumer relations depart peek into any of these would give a Ursula’s trust in me, but I ’ve learned so many Although I am not a homosexual, About Town and wasn’t being "beaten by mean guards.” He ment of the oil company that owns nice view of a'cinder block or the constructive ways to relate to her, I know I ’ll be a I do not hate my fellow human also noticed there are no bars on the windows of (or leases) the gas station. Your backside of ahuninum siding. better mother when I leave. ’ ’ beings for being human. advice was sound but limited. the recreation room. In my view tnu u one of the most Any assistance you can render in In Delaware, people are entitled AMP to SM HoHo, 0011/ PUuitore lunr« a gardan party Counselors say the anger and fears Heshima by law to privacy when they are ridiculous le tfe n you have ever this matter would be greatly The Perennial Planters will have a garden party at experienced are the norm. using the bathroom. Anyone who published. I drive up and down the American Auociation of Retired Pereona, Man appreciated. Perhaps by my death g; 30 p.m. Monday at the home of Bernice Manning, 228 Nancy Randell, parent-child coordinator, State has bees In mind installs in any private place, East Coast with some frequency, chester Chopter 1275, will go to Beverly, Mass., to see I will be able to accomplish that and find attendanU much too busy "Hello, Dolly” Saturday. The bus will leave Pic A Mountain Road. She will be assisted by Connie explained youngsters do not know what to think without the consent of the person WINDSOR (U F l) — State officials have put Into which I faiied so miserably to do in to glue themselves to some pee Save parking lot at 0; 15 a.m. and will return about 7; 30 Choiniere and Fay Poole. The next club session will be when their mothers are sent to prison. " I f she my 54 years of life. Thank you. entitled to privacy, a device for effect immediately new regulations strictly limiting observing events in the private phole. I see public facilities p,m. in September. cannot reassure him through frequent visits, he NO. 15621-008 ■* ' ' Members who will provide Rowers lor Whiton the use of an insecticide that can prove fatal to honey place or anyone who uses such a wrecked by vandals. I don’t see > Recently the chapter installed Marjorie Bissell as starts to believe she intentionally deserted him Memorial Library for the next four months are: bees. device is guilty of a misdemeanor, peepholes. president and director at Vito's Birch Mountain Inn, and his anger grows," Randell said. D E AR NO, 15681-608: Sorry, M arie Maxim, June; Francine Donovan, July; Jackie which is punishable by up to two Vandalism is a subject much Bolton. Other persons installed include: Helen Ener, Often the resentment is expressed by the child The regulations drawn up by the state Department there is no way you can escape Britton, August; and Mary Ann Satryb, September. years in prison. I believe that a better addressed, and it is not vice president and director; Gladys Thompson, of Environmental Protection restrict the use or serving your sentence by offering confined to Ailing sutions. recording secretary and director; Lilian Shensie, microencapsulated methyl parathion, called MMP, to yourself as a human guinea pig. I peephole is a device and that a rest room, public or privately owned, is Take to the road sometime, corresponding secretary and director; Arthur L. Halp wantad control pests in orchards and sweet com. have beard of some prisoners Abby, and you’ll And that toilet Jbhnson, treasurer and director; and Harry Jenkins volunteering lor non-life- a private place for purposes of Exchanga holds food workshop The regulations permit the use of M M P only- Delaware's law. Other states may paper in public rest rooms is a rare and Elizabeth Drapeau, director-at-large, three betWeen Jan. 1 and June 30 to control San Jose scale In. threatening experimenU. But to occurrence. The vandals have years. Manchester Family Day Care Exchange has my knowiedge, human sacrifices have similar laws. orchards and first generation European com borer in, gone off with that. too. Persons who will head committees include; Fred invited licensed day-care providers to a free Be a volunteer Anyone who is victimized by a sweet com. are not accepted to further medi I suspect you’re being a bit naive Towle, nominating; Marcella L'Heureux, member workshop, called “ Early Choices Introduces Chef creep using a peephole ought to Greater Hartford needs your help. More than The regulations were adopted Tuesday by the. cal research. here, Abby. But I love you all the Hsrskl photo by Pinto ship; Ambrose and Helen Diehl, public relations; Combo NaUon to Preschoolers," Wednesday at 7 p.m. You seem to be an intelligent, contact the police. If that does not 350 agencies file their needs with the Voluntary Legislature’s Regulation Review Committee after, same. Elsie Swanson and Em ily Tolf, tours; Celeste K in g' in the community room at Super Stiq> A Shop. The well-intentioned person. Ask your work, she might consider contact Action Center for the Capitol Region. To officials learned the insecticide can be devastating to ON THE ROAD and Viola Wenzel, hospitality; Harry Jenkins, program will be presented by the New England Dairy prison chaplain how you can make ing her attorney. I understand that Happy birthday, U .S . Army volunteer or for more information, call 247-2580. honey bees. - legislaUve; Louise Muschko, bulletin mailing; A Food Council. • Become a role model for young children in a "This pesticide, because of Its unique formulation;; Dorothy Lawson, historian; James McKay, music; For reservations or information, call 046-2460. Staff Sergeants Ronald Downer, Mi celebration on Main Street last week. Manchester day-care setting. Care for children can be particularly devastating to beehives," said- Virginia Flavell, sunshine and greeters; Lillian The frosting’s message is; “Happy age 2 and younger. Flexible hours between 9:30 Gregory J. Piontek, head of the DEP’s pesticide chael Fields and Ralph Watkins, from Fitzsimmons, badges; and Elsie Lewis, community a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. control section. Mealtime ‘drop’ is normal left, cut a cake as part of the Flag Day birthday, U.S. Army, 210 years old." service. Library holds book dub • Help the recreation therapist at a Manches “ The tiny impregnated nylon-polymer capsule can ter center for older adults by assisting with be mistaken for pollen by foraging honeybees,’ ’-. done for postnasal drip? I wake up .Children in grades 2 to 7 can Join M ary Cheney D E A R DR. music, games, arts, cooking and gardening. Plan Piontek said. “ When returned to the hive and stored.... at night with a terrible itchy throat Library’s summer book club, "Folk Tales, Fairy GOTT: Why do Studwit to spend July In Francs a program using your own special skills. the MMP can weaken or destroy the hive." and it’s hard to fall asleep again. Births Taira A Fantasy,” by signing a contract agreeing to I always feel BOLTON — Amy Sllverstein, daughter of Mr. and read a number of books during the summer. Weekdays between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Orientation Piontek said the poison kills young bees who are fed - exhausted after the capsules. The effects may extend over the winter, DEAR READER: Postnasal Mrs. Morris Sllverstein of Mount Sumner Drive, will Registration begins on Monday. The club will ran to and training provided. I eat lunch? I ’ve • East of the River artists and crafts people, and result in serious decline or death of the hive the D r . G o t t drip can be controlled by using an Calal, Daniel Allen, son of Bruce Suver of Rockville. The paternal Hospital. The maternal grandpar live with a family In France during July in the Nacel Aug. 7. heard that this following spring. anUhistamine at bedUme. There A. and Linda (Fish) Calef of East grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ents are Anna Ege of Williams Cultural Exchange Annual French Homestay Movies will be shown on Fridays at 10:30 a.m. here is a chance to choose your own days and may be caused DEP Commissioner Stanley J. Pac said studies, Hartford, was born May 7 at Mathewson Ramsey of Vernon. Road, Bolton, and Lemuel Wads during the program. times to teach classes to older citizens. Subject 'by the foods Peter Gott, M.D. are many long-acting brands on have shown that the largest number of bee k illr Manchester Memorial Hospital. The baby has two brothers, Na worth of Mansfield. The paternal Isa student at East Catholic High School where For more information, call 643-2471. matter will depend upon interests of volunteers eaten or by a the mariwt that are available involving the Insecticide occur after July 1, explaining The maternal grandparents are than, 10, and Shawn, 11. grandmother is Julia Wright of she is completing her third year of French, a ie isone and seniors. Program starts as soon as possible. drop in body without a prescription. the p e r ils when the use of the chemical is banned. Joyce Fish of 102 Cider Mill Road, Case Drive. The baby has a of 120 area studenU in the Nacel program who will live • Somers Prison needs volunteers to make temperature. Your nasal problem may be due Two sections of the proposed regulation that would Bolton, and the late ArthurE. Fish. Cnivey, Crystal Marie, daughter brother, Thomas, 9. with French families. ^ ^ ^ , weekly visits, provide friendship, and assist to an allergy, so you may wish to Pharmacy checks prassura have given additional protection to the state’s 873- see a doctor to define what it is you The paternal grandparents are of Terry A. and Christine (De- Nacel is seeking 100 more families to be hosts for inmates. Hispanic and black volunteers, as well DEAR RMe Aid Pharmacy will hold a free blood pressure as past-offen^rs, especially encouraged to registered beekeepers and their hives were rejected are allergic to. I f you can avoid this Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Calef of Lucco) Culvey of 27 Smallwood Reldy, Alyson Marie, daughter FtaM h students who will visit Connecticut and READER: You may be suffering exhausted. of Joseph and Lama (Macaro) western Massachusetts in July. Interested families c U ^ teturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the store, 361 participate. No special past training or expe by the legislative committee as burdensome to' from a ubiquitous malady called I want to emphasize that this substance, your postnasal drip Dixfield, Maine. The baby has two Trial, Coventry, was bora May 7 at Reidy of 26 Wetherell St., was bora may call Suzi Smith at 693-8540 or write to her at Box Main St. No appointments are necessary. For more rience necessary; orientation provided. farmers and orchard owners. "post-prandial hypoglycemia.” form of hypoglycemia is entirely may disappear without the use of brothers, Peter, 3, and Arthur, 19 Manchester Memorial Hospital. May 7 at Manchester Memorial 221, Conton, 06019. information, call the pharmacy at 640-9110. Officials noted M M P does not contaminate honey. After a busy morning of work, a normal, not at all like the exagger medicine. months. The maternal grandmother is Hospital. The maternal grandpar hearty lunch may produce sleepi ated type that is characteristic of Maria DeLucco of 74 Reynolds ents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon ness for the following reasons: The th e fa d disease called D E AR DR. GOTT: I am 63 and Brown, Tlftany MeUssa, daugh Drive, Coventry. The paternal Macaro of East Hartford. The food you eat causes insulin to be “ hypoglycemia." recently was told that I have ter of Earl and Shirley (Gamer) grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. paternal grandmother is Helen released in your bloodstream. Try eating a lighter lunch "borderline” diabetes. Can I treat Brown of Hebron, was bom May 10 Michael Nichols of Strickland Reidy of East Hartford. The baby HNESSE There is a bit of lag in the process, containing fewer carbohydrates, this by simply changing my diet or at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Street. The baby baa a brother, VASEUNE HNESSE has a brother, Michael Patrick FINAL NET so the insulin may not start to peak or eat a piece of fruit when you should I start to take Insulin? The maternal grandparents are Michael Culvey, 2>A. Intensive Care MCE IT EASY Shampoo or Mr. and Mrs. John Gamer of Reidy, 9. Pump Hairtpray Hairspray COREL (or 30 to 60 minutes after your begin to feel sleepy. Lotion H air C olor Q ss Conditioner meal. In addition, the insulin may The problem of post-prandial DEAR READER: You have Andover. The paternal grandpar TIem ey, Daniel, son of Michael All Types All Types C i f e l Skin Cream not "shut off” precisely when you hypoglycemia may be bigger than probably developed an intolerance ents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Karen (Latin!) Tierney of 18 All Types All Shades All Types 7 oz. heed it to. As a result, one to two both of us: It has been formalized to simple sugar. This is a common Maguire In Pennsylvania. The Hebron Road, Bolton, was bora 7 oz. 3 oz. effect of aging, particularly in baby has a brother, Trevor, 5, and May 12 at Manchester Memorial The famous penal colony of 6 oz. 7 oz. FTCSSE MtSmertstaR UMm hours after a meal, your blood in many cultures as the siesta. Devil’s Island in French Guiana sugar may tend to drop below overweight, underactive persons a sister, Tracy, 7. Hospital. The maternal grandpar was phased out by France between Dry Skin normal and you may feel D E AR DR. GOTT: What can be who may or may not have an ents are Mr. and MTs. Guy Latin! of $ ^ 8 9 inherited tendency to diabetes. Tenchman, Michael Patrick, son 20 Falknor Drive. The paternal 1038 and 1951. You may be abie to avoid taking of George P. and Candice (Amen- grandmother is Mrs. Robert Tier insuUn or pills by reducing your dola) Teachman of 65 Bissell St., ney of 216 Tlmrod Road. The baby weight to an optimal level and was bom May 9 at Manchester has a brother, Brendan Tierney, 18 eliminating sugar from your diet. Memorial Hospital. The maternal months. If you are not able to manufac grandmother is Juliette Blinn of EMERGENCY ture enough insulin to keep your East Hartford. The paternal Wright, Hentber Elizabeth, Fire — Police — Medical blood sugar normal, the eUmina- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Elizabeth (Wads One-A-Day worth) and Donald G. Wright of 10 BAC1WE ADVANCE Menstrual Uon of dietary sugar may enable George Teachman of Windsor. DIAL 911 GAVISCONI ------Essential TUCKS the insulin you do have to be more Converse Road, Bolton, was bora In Manchester \ spray 1 Pregnancy liscom fort May 6 at Manchester Memorial Pads effective. Like borderline hyper Redmond, Em ily June, daughter Tablets 1 Squeeze oMEOaK I Vitamins Test K it Capsules tension, borderline diabetes can of Jeffrey T. and Cynthia (Davis) 48's 100’s 40’S usually be adequately controlled Redmond of 137 Pearl St., was bom • \ 4 oz. 24’s by dietary modification. Ask your May 8 at Manchester Memorial 85 E. CENTER S t: doctor to suggest a program that Hospital. The paternal grandpar l j $ 4 0 9 will fit your needs. ents are Mr. and Mrs. John ^ 4 d - ) 5 2 6 8 Redmond of York, Pa. The baby WEEKEND SPECIAL Send your questions to Dr. Gott has a brother, Jared, 2, and a CASH a CARRY at P.O. Box 9142*, Cleveland, OH sister, Leah, 5. 44101. Ramsey, Andrew Alexander, son of Michael T. and Carol PONDS (Suver) Ramsey of 72 Oxford St., ARRID CURAD Cinema was bora May 10 at Manchester cunijy Bandages Memorial Hospital. The maternal TAMPONS Panty Shields Dry Skin Q-TIPS Solid Deodorant grandparents are Robert W. 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After six years as principal, she is w m rnr BFFECTive P liM — Desoeratelv Seeklne Suson June 20-22 leaving for a year of study. She said she plans to return to (PO-12) 7:19. PIQUE WHITS JACKETS the school system as a consultant. Kenefick also was OrtveHe principal of Martin School, serving each school halftime. MeneHeM— Schedule unovollable. I MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 20,1985 - 15 j M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuriday. June 20. IW5 Pet owners must take role seriously 4 ' he’s a quiet,niiiet. stay-at-homestav-at-hdV type, but outside, where they have room to P e ts are if he’s a lady-chaser, do It. run and play and won’t eat up the treated differ house. These outles in the pet-shop ently through t h e w o r s t o w n e r is the one windows are there for a reason. out the world. who allows a pot to Indiscrimi Please — no impulse buying! In arctic nately breed because, he or she countries Pet Fomm claims. “ It’s natural.” TODAY'S AVERAGE family Mile Race Walk highlights Relays schedule they’re used to Queens can have up to three moves once every five years, often pull sleds. In litters per year, and bitches can long jump and triple jump and Allan Lavanthal, D.V.M. ending up In smaller digs or ones India they’re deliver a doseh or more pups twice ^V^Boh Popettl this year’s national champion. Tom M eyer in the shot put; with no-pet rules. So off Lassie well-cared for, yearly. Who will take of all these old Sports Writer Defending champ Bill Butberiand Vernon’s Jeffrey Nauges in the goes to the humane society or though not re extras? You know what will of New Haven returns, with discus and Rich White (a Manches worse, poor Lassie is abandoned on vered as cows happen to the surplus. - - A new event, the Mile Race Noank’s BUI Borden hoping to ter police officer) In the shot put; a city street. Retirees often find are. In Arab After a brood female or stud a iValk, highlights this weekend’s usurp. Form er Olympian Al HaU, m v e manchester community college Manchester’s Russell Smith in the that their villages won’t accept countries they’re rareiy trained. In ing the ubiquitous and fertile cat. services are over, they, too, should lOth annual MCC-New England the io n champ, wUlipve it another pole vault and South Windsor’s Jim pets. Divorcees moving to smaller Italy, the law requires muules to Many cats and dogs roam, unneu be neutered. But ordinary peU Relays. Track and field events at Sorosiak in the 100 and 200. accommodations find the same. In go, as well. new cHfileud relays control biting. In Indo-Cbina and tered. unrestricted, uncontrolled should bo neutered before they Manchester High’s Pete Wigren Another big draw Saturday is the general, houses are shrinking and Two town track clubs will enter southern China both dogs and cats and pregnant. The Chinese would field Saturday start at 9:30 a.m. Christie McOirmlck Mile, where so la the land around them. So, even come into that. relay squads. The best bet for the are used as a source of protein. love them. The Connecticut Veterinary Vfltfi the final race scheduled for Manchester resident Steve Gates One of the better head-to-head think hard about space before you Whitney, after living and working Manchester’s Brian Brophy, this Silk City Striders is the 4 X 900 In this country they can run wild The responsibility of raising a M ^ical Association and humane IttS p.m. The ever-popular 10 K is a bonafide contender. Oates, battles should come in the Men’s take on a 10- to 15-year in East Hartford. year’s State Open discus champ, quartet of Mike Saimond, Phil in packs and can be pampered as puppy or kitten shouldn’t be societies in Connecticut have race is featured Sunday morning who has a 4:15 mile to his credit, Open javelin. Rockville’s John commitment. One definite lOK man is South will be pushed by adversary Dan Stoneman, Phil Forxiey and Ray child-substitutes. And they are approached Ughtly. Young pets started to sell coupons that are ‘St M a.m. at the MCC campus. will be tested by the smooth Ward, the NCAA Division II Disciplining and training can W i n e r ’s Peter Anthony, No. 5 in Dancavage of Trumbull. Dancav- Parr. The Manchester Athletic destroyed in great numbers. shwid remain with their dams redeemable for surgical neutering . A blue-chip field of six of the top running Charles Breagy, lost ye champion at Central Connecticut prevent the kind of unruly behav the Open Division a year ago. age was runner-up to Brophy in the Club features the Klttredges — More than five million dogs out until eight weeks old or more, and with many Connecticut veU. A 10 female race walkers in the ar’s lOK champ. ChsUenge wlU State University, will be out to ior which may result in a pet being Anthony is also entered intfhe 000 state meet. Dave, Steve, Chuck and Jim — in of a population of 90 million are they should not be entrusted to a coupon worth WO toward the United States are entered in the also come from a pair of Syracuse shatter his meet record of 242-feet, abandoned or euthanlsed. Librar and 1600 Saturday. Vernon’s Steve , East CathoUc sprinter Buddy the Distance Medley Relay. d estro y^ yearly in the USA. Cats child’s care alone. surgery can be purchased for |1S. 11 16 p.m. event. Expectations are natives, Doug Von Brock and Bob 6-inches. Ward, who recently fin ies are excellent sources of infor Kittredge, a form er State Open Zachery should take home some are destroyed in equal numbers. ’The rule that every dog should h l^ that stiff competition will Carroll. BoUi run In the 4:06.7 ’The Women’s Open Division Is mation and instruction as are local From one to three can be used cross country titlist from East hardware from both the IM and 2M ished ninth in the TAC national That’s almost 30,000 a day or 1,200 have a boy is OK if that boy (or result in a new U.S. record for the range, as does Breagy. highlighted by Eastern Connecti training groups and classes. Find toward neutering. CsthoUc H l^ , is another local m eter dashes. meet, has thrown 260. His main test an hour. girl) is at least 6 to 7 years old. winner. Breagy is back to defend his lOK cut suite University’s Bonnie out which breeds are better with So. don’t be a fair-weather pet prospect, as is Ray Crothers of Other Men’s High School con will come from Dr. Robert Sing The Connecticut Humane So Preferably, they should be even The favorite is Maryanne Torrel- title, as is Women’s Open champ Edmondson of Coventry, the Div children or in small dwellings or owner. Choose a pet carefully, Rocky Hill, and Herald columnist tenders are South Windsor’s from Philadelphia, who competed ciety destroys more than 40,000 older so they may take some las of Clinton, the current world Alison f ^ l c b . Competition is with Ward in the 1064 Olympic ision III national hammer champ. for whatever situation you’re in. realise your responsibility and live co-author Greg Best. James Patterson in the 110 hurdles dogs and cats yearly. There are responsibility in the pets’ care. indoor and U.S. outdoor record comprised by 14 age groups, trials. David Durrenbergerof East Coventry’s Darby Barnes may Cats usually adapt well to up to it. Your duty la great, but so In the high school divisions, Paul and Vernon’s Robert Wardrop in many reasons for this carnage. Younger children often make life holder. Local native Arlette Hoch including seven male and seven challenge in the discus and apartment or condo living. Some will be your reward. Toland and John Comeau of the javelin. On the Women’s High Hartford is a longshot. The major one is that there are ntiserable for a pet. and Cos Cob’s Tammie McPoland female divisions. Last year’s om er medal hopefuls in the hammer, while Teresa and Kat Photo bv nichmoiKl Potential owners should realise never touch the ground their entire Manchester High and Kathie De SdiMl side, Manchester’s Becky more pets allowed to indiscrimi Allan Levenihal Is a Bollon are among those who hope to give runner-up in the Men’s Open, Chris Men’s Open Division Include East hleen Kittredge should figure that cute little cuddlies grow into lives and thrive. This probably Marco of East Catholic have shots Castagna may be among the top nately breed and produce offspring veterinarian. Pet Forum ia a Torrellas a walk for her money. Fleischman, may also return. Hartford’s Kevin Cranford in the prominently in the 600 and 1500. ‘PEPSr LIKES DOG WARDEN RAND their pre-ordained sixes and are accounts for much of the surge In at taking medals in the lOK. three in both the 800 and 1500. than there are homes for. weekly column. If you have a One spectacle that always draws Fleiscbman, who won the 6000 last .. . ready for June 25th adoption if unclaimed oRen too large for small apart their numbers in recent years. Other high school events will question you’d like to see answered attention is the 56-pound weight year, was transferred to a West ments and condos. With inade Neuter pets. Unless you’re a feature a tondful of area talent. ANOTHER REASON is here, write to Pet Forum, Bos M l, throw, which will again determine Palm, Florida branch of Pratt and quate room to work off excess bona fide breeder, don’t allow pets inadequately-enforced canine- Manchester Herald, Manchester, AL roundup Adopt a Pet control. laws. It’s the rare com energy, they become destructive to reproduce. Spay or castrate. 06040. munity that has any laws regulat- and/or noisy. Large dogs belong The latter isn’t always necessary If ‘Pepsi’ fine choice Sodal Security Weaver glad to exit for a new owner SSI payments meant for needy By Barbara Richmond black-and-white male Labrador after Yankee debacle Sptclal to the Herald retriever, named Hero, is still financial organization of your QUESTION: My 15-year-oId son doesn't accept assignment of Med get help in filling it out. waiting to be adopted. He’s a bit choice and ask for a direct deposit shy, but very sweet and smart. was in an auto accident last year icare medical Insurance pay well. Heck when you don’t hit Blue Jays to victory, Jim Clancy, Do people decide to take off a QUESTION: I get Social Secur form SF-U99. Bv Fred McMone He's about 3 months old. and will be disabled for the rest of ments. I know I have to file the many, you don’t ever know for 3-4, was the winner while Bill vacation and then abandon their ity benefits, and I’m thinking about United Press International There are several other dogs his life. Is he eligible for supple claim for payment myself, but I’ve sure.” Caudill notched his 10th save. Pete dogf or cats? It seems that way. having them deposited directly in that have been waiting for some mental security income? never done this before. How do I do This column It prepared by the New York jumped to a 2-0 lead In Vuckovich, 2-5, took the loss. There were 14 dogs at the pound my bank. What are the advantages The New York Yankees are time to be adopted. Rand said he it? Social Seenrily Admlntotmtlon In the first inning. Rickey Henderson, earlier this week. Some have been ANSWER: Your son’s eligibility of doing so? making Earl W eaver wish he RoyalB 3, Twins 2 there for several weeks with no will have to take them to the vet to East Hartford. If you have a who reached base safely 14-of-16 for SSI will depend on your own ANSWER: You need to complete never left his vegetable garden. At Kansas City, Mo., Hal McRae prospect of someone claiming be destroyed within the next few qnettlon, write to: Social Secnrity, times in the series, and Ken income and financial resources. a form entitled “A Patient’s ANSW ER: Direct deposit is After a 2'A year retirement. belted a solo homer in the eighth them. days. SSI payments go to needy people Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man Griffey opened the game with Request for Medicare Payment,’’ safer than mail delivery because W eaver returrred as manager of iniring to spark the Royals. Danny Dog Warden Richard Rand also Among them are lovable big who are aged or blind or disabled. chester, Conn. 06046. walks. Henderson stole second also called a Form 1090 S. Send the your check cannot be stolen. It’s Jackson scattered six hits to said that people abandon cats in Abigail, featured a couple of weeks the Baltimore Orioles last Friday after his walk and both runners You should get in touch with a form to the Medicare carrier that also more efficient because it improve his record to 5-4 while the town dump, which is near the ago. She appears to be part Social Security office for more and promptly guided his club to advanced a base on a wild pitch by handles medical insurance claims saves you the time and trouble of starter Dennis Martinez, 5-4. Don Pete Filson fell to 3-4. pound. These cats do not survive Labrador retriever and part Great information about SSI and for help The flag of Belau in the Marshall three successive victories over the Dane. She needs some wide open in your part of the country. You can depositing or cashing your check. Mattingly’s sacrifice fly scored for long without food or water. The with an application for your son. Islands is blue with a yellow ball in Milwaukee Brewers. Indians 2, Angals 0 spaces. get a copy of the form at any Social To arrange for direct deposit of Henderson. Dave Winfield’s single dog warden has no means to take the middle. Then the Yankees came to town At Cleveland. Bert Blyleven Friendly Heidi, also featured a QUESTION: My new doctor Security office, where you can also your checks, get In touch with the sent G riffey to third and Scott care of cats. It is more humane to and promptly took some luster off tossed a three-hitter and George few weeks ago, is still waiting. She Bradley followed with a single to bring an unwanted cat to the Weaver’s achievement by sweep Vukovich laced a two-out, two-run Humane Society, he said. is a black-and-tan mixed breed, score Griffey. ing a three-gante aeries. single in the sixth inning to lift the This week's featured pet is a picked up on Parker Street. The Yankees scored four times Indians. Blyleven improved to 6-6 The Yankees weren’t exactly black and white husky cross. He’s There's also a male shepherd in the second. Hassey led off with a with his AL-leading fourth shutout. about 10 weeks old and was found cross, about 6 months old, found on cordial either. In two of those home run. Mike Pagliarulo singled Jim Slaton. 4-5, was the loser. roaming on Winthrop Road on Spruce Street; a Brittany spaniel, victories they drubbed the Orioles and Bobby Meacham and Hender June 13. He's been named Pepsi. a male, about S years old, found on 10-0, including Wednesday night’s son followed with walks to load the Rangars 5 Marinara 4 Pepsi is a friendly little dog who Olcott Street, a shepherd- triumph. They ouUcored the Ori bases. Ken Dixon relieved Mar At Arlington. Texas. Wayne isn't used to walking on a leash. Doberman cross, male about 2 oles, 26-4, in the three-game series. tinez, and Griffey singled to score Tolleson’s sixth-inning sacrifice Among the 14 dogs were two with years old. “ I’m glad we’re leaving, playing Pagliarulo. Mattingly’s second fly scored Larry Parrish with the The white Samoyed, mentioned sacrifice fly scored Meacham. go-ahead run and gave the known owners and another that is like we are,” said Weaver, whose confined for a few days because he in last week's column, was claimed Winfield followed with a single to Rangers the triumph, d iris Welsh, dub hiU the road for nine games. bit someone. by its owner. score Henderson, making it 6-0. l-I, pitched 31-3 innings in relief to A female Labrador retriever, The dog pound is located on town “ People pay their money and have In the third, Hassey led off with earn his first A L victory while property off Olcott Street, near the to see those games.” about 4 years old, was picked up UPl photo his second homer of the game and Frank WilU slid to 2-1. Monday on Coleman Road. She town dump. Rand is at the pound Ed Whitson, 2-6, pitched a third of the season. New York WhHa Sox 8. A’s 7 was wearing a wide blue collar weekdays from noon to 1 p.m. He day at Shea Stadium. Gooden fired a six-hitter for his first shutout of the added two more runs in the sixth on Cubs' Richie Hebner hits the dirt to get At Chicago, Rick Langford’s with a tag on It. But the tag was can be reached by calling the six-hitter as Mets won a squeaker, 1-0. season and Ron Hassey hit a pair of Winfield’s eighth homer. ’The blast Illegible. pound, 643-6642 or by calling the out of way of ciose pitch from Dwight homers to spark the Yankees’ drove in Mattingly, who had wild pitch with one out in the The other new one is a female police department at 646-4555. Gooden in fourth inning action Wednes- triumph. singled, to make it 9-0. bottom of the 12th inning enabled collie-cross. She was picked up There is a$5 fee for adopting a dog. Hassey led off the second and Ozzle Guillen to score all the way' Monday and is about 4 years old. The new owner must have the dog third inningB with home runs, from second base and gave the Last week’s featured pet, a little licensed. marking the first tim e in his career White Sox the victory. Dave he had two in the same game. BhM JayB 5, BrawBra 1 Kingman hit a pair of three-run Gooden blazes by Cubs “ I didn’t know if the first one was At Milwaukee, George Bell hit a homers for the A’s while Carlton 'Titai IwKssi"'*** going to get out,” Hassey said. two-run triple to highlight a Fisk and Greg Walker homered for “ But I knew 1 hit the second one three-run third inning that led the Chicago. it’s hello to the fast ball,” said Specializing Exclusively In By Ian Love lowered his ERA to 1.86, another Hebner, who struck out twice going SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions United Press International m ajor league best. About the last inning, Gooden, O-for-3. NEW YO RK — Dwight Gooden, 10-3, knew what he had to do. The one bright spot for the Cubs, Terrell, Tigers slam Bosox who have scored just three runs in for all his blazing speed, wants to “You have to let go with everything you’ve got, but you their last 45 innings, was Scott be a thinking man’s pitcher. “I’m more consistent; I’m getting psyched up (or it. These have to think before you pitch. I Sanderson. By Richard L. Shook When he geU in a jam . as he did a throwing strikes and I’m getting guys Imow I’m better than that.” Where fathion ia a Special Sizes have to remind myself not to Sanderson, who fell to 3-2, had United Press International couple of times Wednesday night in more runs,” said Terrell. Whitaker belted his home run, overthrow,” said Gooden. missed his last two starU because his 10th, after Tom Brookens look, not a tize \2Vi-26Vi the New York MeU’ 1-0 victory of recurring back spasms. He D E TRO IT — Walt Terrell has “ He’s with a better ball club,” The key to the game according to doubled with two out in the second. and over the Chicago Cubs. Gooden pitriied seven innings, gave up five proven to be one sharp acquisition said Detroit manager Sparky M eU manager Davey Johnson was Gibson hit his with nobody on in the 36 to 52 ponders the situation. ’Then likely hiU, walked four and struck out for Detroit general manager Bill Anderson, who called on Aurelio getting Durham to fly out in the Lopez to ^ his second save in two third. as not he’ll go with the fast ball. five. Lajoie, who acquired the right- ninth. Whitaker singled in a sixth- Chicago managed just six hiU off handed starter from the New York games and bis fifth of the season Gooden, 20, faced his worst inning run and Gibson doubled “The best pitch he threw all MeU for third baseman Howard when Terrell faltered in the eighth. predicament in the ninth inning (Sooden and got only one runner, home a . pair in the eighth. A when he allowed back-to-back night was against Durham. He Sandberg in the fourth, to third Johnson during the winter. “ At least I certainly hope we are. tried to throw him up and in and got Terrell raised his record with the “ Our field and his confidence fifth-inning John Grubb sacrifice singles to pinch hitter Keith base.' fly, a single by Lance Parrish in him to hit that pop fly," said The M eU scored their lone run in Tigers to 62 Wednesday night by also have something to do with it,” Moreland and Ryne Sandberg with tfie first and a passed ball gave the Johnson, who saw his team win Ito the fourth. Keith Hernandez led off allowing e l ^ t hiU and three runs Anderson added. no outs. ’Tigers their other runs. Bathing third straight from the Cuba. with a walk and nwved to third on in 7 1-3 innings of a 63 Detroit Kirk Gibson and Lou Whitaker The Mets’ right hander got Leon Boston scored twice off Terrell in Gary Carter’s double to right. With victory over the Boston Red Sox. each counted home runs among Durham to fly out to center and Gooden, who added a slow curve the fifth, on a sacrifice fly with one out, Clint Hurdle was walked Detroit stayed 2>A games behind three hiU and each drove in three Suits Richie Hebner to pop out to to his repertoire this season, his runners at the comers by rookie intentionally and Hernandez first-place Toronto with iU second runs to lead an 11-hit attack off shortstop. He ended the game by second In the majors, has leR Steve Lyons and a single by Wade scored when Howard Johnson’s win in the three-game aeries Dennis “ Oil Can” Boyd, 65. by striking out Thad Bosley. National League hitters Boggs. Dwight Evans singled with slow grounder to shortstop Chris against Boston, which has still won “ Monday night (when Detroit is •nie strikeout was Gooden’s wondering. two out in the sixth and Rich Speier could not be turned for a 17 of iU last 21. The Tigers have at Boston) might be different,” ninth and raised his major league “ In the back of your mind you ROXANNE won eight of 10. Boyd fumed mildly. “ I’m already Gedman doubled him home. leading totol to 125. He also think of a breaking ball arxl then double play. NL roundup r \ San Diego’s Andy Hawkins finaiiy suffers first ioss Braves — off starter Steve Bedro- Slenderizing bathing By Jot llluzzi never won more than eight games, The Padres must hope Hawkins, In four runs to power Dave DeLeon to his ninth loss in 11 sian, 3-6. suits with built-in bra United Press International must answer is — can he bounce who is on a pace to match Denny LaPoint. 66, and the GianU. Scott decisions. Rookie Tim Burke, 60, back from this setback? McLain’s Sl-win season in 1968, Garrelts notched his fifth save. was the winner. Hubie Brooks hit a PMIHaa 1. Cards 0 doesn’t (all into a slump similar to three-run homer (or Montreal and by Roxanne. A Now that Andy Hawkins’ record The 26yearKild Hawkins seems Mario Soto (ell to8-6. Pete Rose did At St. Louis, Jerry Koosman, 2-1, one Atlanta’s Rick Mahler expe Bill Almon homered for the MIO 5754 .has been blemished, we will see to think so. not play and still needs 46 hits to and Don Carman combined on a variety of colors rienced alter getting off to a 7-0 whether his an derella season “ Now it’s over with and I con break fy Cobb’s record of 4,191. Pirates. fl V6hltter and Greg Gross drove in start Since then, the Braves’ and styles to V«* w»m continues or whether he turns into sedile down and play baseball.” AstroB 7, BravaB 3 the gam e’s lone run to boost the right-hander has gone 65. choose from. mio tmio 6 C06P66 niio inoia i ctim said Hawkins after Pedro Guei^ Expoa 4, PIralaa 3 Phillies over Joaquin Andujar, S ^ ^ n s lost his first game of the rero hit a solo honwr tobreaka 1-1 At Atlanta, Craig Reynolds and At Montreal, pinch-hitter Jim Jose Crus homered to help Joe 12-2, and the Cardinals. The loss Sizes 36 to 48. "eeason Wednesday night after tie and highlight a four-nin Dodger OlaniB 5. Rada 2 Wolhford singled in Vance Law Niekro to his 197th career victory snapped St. Louis’ five-gam e win I LIFE MOVIE CLUB lldialklng up 11 straight wins. Now seventh Inning that sparked Los RENT2 MOVIES FOR At San Francisco, Bob Brenly (ra n third base in the bottom of the and lead the Astros. Reynolds hit ning streak. Koosman notched his the question this San Diego right Angeles to a 61 victory over the MEMBERSHIP ripped a pair of homers and drove righth to send Pirates starter Jose his third honwr — all against the 218th career victory. 990 hander, who before this year had Padiea. IVe now carry wide width shoes. NOW ONLY WHEN YOU RENT 3 AT REGULAR PRICE Celtics feel very fortunate to have drafted Sam Vincent Vincent averaged 16.8 points per FOR 3 DAYS Three of thrir last (bur top picks Instead, sonw surprise picks and The result is the Celtics believe The confident Vincent knows the $9.95 By Frederick Waterman situatioa and what is expected of gam e during his career, but that are out of the league and the other the choosing of Huidws at No. 14 the former Michigan State player -United Preu international number rose to IS.O his senior irear. u m u i / i M i fm m tm m is Uttie-used center Greg Kite. and Harris at No. 19 changed their and 1984-86 Big 10 scoring cham him. nuiKm T to year they expected shooting hopes. pion will beconw their third guard “ I ’m the tyiw of player who can Jon