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remove some of the sillier provisions of the present law twisted to create an impression of giant reform, when in that bar even innocent deceptions to find people who The procedures for collecting debts play a vital role in fact only a baby step has been taken. This scam has been have skipped to avoid paying legitimate bills, and whicp our market economy. They permit merchants to sell in executed successfully so often that it has become the expectation of payment; they help to keep the routine (like enacting an exciting and expensive bar threats even to do what the creditor is entitled to do* Your But in the meantime, both state and local regulation wheels of commerce turning (smoothly or jerkily). If program and then allocating no funds at all to carry it Manchester, Conn. can move in to fill the gap - resulting in the pyramiding they are fair as well as effective, they also allow con­ I Money's out — a common phenomenon). Partly sunny, sumers to fight back if and when we are cheated, of regulatory costs and burdens on legitimate business. Monday, Oct. 25, 1982 thereby keeping the marketplace clean and swindling Worth •SIGNING T H E LAW to loud acclaim makes great If state or local rules copy the substance of the ultra- cool Tuesday under control. headlines; the subsequent non-implementation is buried stringent (if ultra-limited) federal law, the result coulfl Single copy 25c But like any institution, the debt collection system Sylvia Porter quietly and decently. be overkill. It would make it easier for deadbeats ^ — See page 2 needs updating from time to time to keep pace with our Even in limbo, though, you can still try to fight back if avoid payment and harder to collect small debts by anrl|p0tpr Ipralb changing standards. unfairly treated. To be specific: threats of suit. The federal provisions are a handy In colonial days, debt was akin to crime or sin. You 1) If you don’t owe the money, make a billing error model for miniscule coverage. could rot in jail until your bills were paid. Even after order to get a tough bill through Congress, our complaint about the error, do it in writing by registered Is this important? You bet it is! that was no longer so, collecting debts was a rough af­ legislators had to limit the law's scope. And the federal mail and demand an inquiry. IE TH O SE W H O owe money do not pay and if their fair and collectors could move over a wide range in pur­ law is tough. It bans any deception at all, even if the 2) If you receive shoddy goods, write to the company bills cannot be collected, you and I make up for it — Massacre probe suit of a nonpaying deadbeat, ft was easy to countenance deception is harmless, such as a call: ‘T m one of Jim’s demanding action and if you don’t get it and are willing while even business giants go into bankruptcy or o**t M a bit of deception and “ coercion" on the theory that “ it old Army buddies, where can I find him?” There is, in to risk your credit rating (and if you can afford a business altogether. On the other hand, if companies takes one to catch one." A collector could, among other fact, a “ privileged sanctuary” for small debts that don’t lawyer), fight the claim in court. that engage in fraud or deception can nevertheleffi Walesa methods: justify a suit. No one can even threaten to sue, so the • 3) Complain to federal, state and local agencies. (In collect from consumers, this kind of behavior is • Pretend that those seeking to make you pay were rest of us pay some of those bills in the form of higher this era of the New Federalism, local and state agencies government agents. may be more responsive than federal agencies, which rewarded. -■■k prices. Creditors can use the most unfair and harshest collec­ • Post “ For .Sale" signs in front of your house. 1 would think a law so obviously ridiculous that it are set on deregulation as a main ) • Make midnight phone calls. 4) In a case affecting a lot of people seriously, FTC ac­ tion techniques to get their dollars. We, the consumer^ Sharon allows you to use whatever harsh methods you want to and the entire honest business community suffer — and • Telephone your friends and neighbors. collect a debt but not to hire someone else to do it cries tion or minimal prosecution under the mail fraud 2 the most decent of professional debt collectors suffer nixed • Phone your employer, thus causing you trouble at out for amendment. But nothing has been done. statute administered by postal inspectors and the your job. regional U.S. Attorney’s office is a distinct possibility. with us. What a tortured piece of legal machinery! How ACTUAEEY, PROEES.SIONAE debt collectors • Repeatedly phone you at your place of work. The mail fraud section is the heavy artillery in the did it come into existence? How has it been so discreetly must have the highest standards in order to protect their hidden from us for so long? When can we do something • Use abusive language. federal arsenal. livelihood — but federal law discriminates precisely • Threaten all kinds of drastic action not legally 5) Keep copies of all papers you send or receive. about this? against this group. If unfair or deceptive methods are admits allowed. Never send originals to the authorities. Keep copies of (Save money as you organize your budget with Sylvia offer used by creditors, the Federal Trade Commission can envelopes as proof of use of the mails — important if Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1983— a functional and BY TH E I,ATE 1970s, laws were on the books for­ attack them under its general powers to attack such mail fraud can be claimed. Be persistent. informative desk calendar/handbook featuring Porter s bidding most of these practices in many states. There practices, hut not under the Debt Collection Practices best budgeting tips and money-saving advice Send $8.95 A 5 also was a federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Act. State laws may be invoked depending on the A CHANGE IN THE crazy quilt of laws governing plus $1 for mailing and handling to Financial Almanac in WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - The that applied to professional debt collections — but NOT specific state’s provisions. collection practices is likely to come first at the state care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, wife of jailed Solidarity leader Lech to creditors collecting their own debts. Where does all this leave you and me, the consumers? and local level. But will new state and local laws apply Fairway. Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Walesa said today guards forced her delays While the creditors themselves were frequently in­ In limbo. to creditors as well as collection agencies? Press Svndicate.) to undress and searched her from volved in the most flagrant abuses of debt collection, in As is so frequently the ca.se, the legal system has been A logical change at the federal level would be to "tiptoe to the top” after a recent visit with her husband who she says turned down a chance for freedoin. Jeffrey Heller camps an "underground city” of Roman Catholic Primate Jozef United Press International PLO weapons, fighters and headquarters. Glemp arrived in Rome today for Israeli . Defense Minister Ariel Sharon said he found out about the Public Records talks with Pope John Paul II and Sharon, in the first public session of massacre on the eve of Rosh said he was a “ little more an investigation into the massacre Hashana Friday night, a full 24 pessimistic” about the situation in y M /C /r of Palestinians in west Beirut, said and Trust Co. (Wickham Roofing and Sheet Metal for 153-155 Main V- hours after the massacre started. Warranty deeds Samuel Pearson, property Poland now than when he last met today he failed to act immediately Park , trustee), 3.95 acres Manchester Corp. for fence He said he did not tell Begin of Robert Joseph Bazzano on Tolland Turnpike. Ihc., property at 276 Hart­ with the pope in July. V,. after the slaughter began or to ad­ on West Middle Turnpike and for refurbishings at 155 what he learned that night, but did and Marie R. Bazzano to ford Road, $476,86. Glemp said he was planning to vise Prime Minister Menachem for limited access Main St., $12,000. try to call on Saturday afternoon. June Porter, property at 44 Judgment lien stay in Rome a week. Begin. highway. Building permits To Paul Rothman for 14-g "They told me he was in the syn­ Willard Road, $68,000. Lawrence A. Fiano “ But if the situation in Poland Sharon, architect of the June 6 in­ State Department of To Bill Tunsky for Frank John Bonino for siding .at agogue,” Sharon said. Emplovee Transfer against Laura Molava, becomes more tense, I will leave vasion of Lebanon, testified for 90 Transoortation against Cimino for siding at 29 137 S, Main St., $6,000. Aides have said Begin learned of Corporation to Anthony G. property at Tanner St. earlier,” Glemp told reporters on minutes before a threeman panel Thomas J. Hackett, estate Cornwall Drive, $3,400. To Construction Manage­ the massacre at 5 p.m. in a BBC Luongo, property on his arrival at Rome’s Fiumicino air­ and for the first time in public gave of Jean A. Hackett, John Federal tax lien To Marylou Chartier for ment Services for a house broadcast. Imperial Drive, $90,500. port. a timetable of the decisions that led Henry Hackett, estate of Internal Revenue Ser­ a stove at 75 Branford Rd., at 125 Still- mield Road, Asked why there was no attempt Lea Marie Pfeiffer and Military leader Wojciech to the massacre of hundreds of peo­ Mary erances Hackett vice against Temple Floor $800. $56,000. to halt the massacre and why the Geoffrey Elmer Pfeiffer to Jaruzelski’s government offered ple in the Sabra and Chatila camps. Earl, property on Covering Inc., 308 Main St., To Anthony F. Pagano To Timothy J. Connelly Walesa his freedom and a top job in Phalange were allowed to stay in Elaine M. Quickenton and /'< “ We decided to allow the Interstate 86. $6,834.03. for an addition at 447 for Mr. and Mrs. Peter the camp until about 5 a.m. Satur­ David L. Quickenton, a new government-run trade union, Lebanese forces, read that State Department of Internal Revenue Ser­ Center St., $20,000. Munsell for an addition at day, Sharon said: propertv on Grissom Road, but Walesa’s wife said he turned Phalange, to enter the camps to Transportation against vice against McConvilie To keayne Hillebrecht 213 Autumn St., $18,000. “ The Phalange don’t have com­ III. .$85,000.' down the offer. She said she was save the lives of Israeli soldiers” by munications like us. 1 know how long Beverly K. Treadwell searched when she left her husband. going into ‘‘terrorist it would take us to leave a place at and Cecil H. Treadwell, “ They pulled me into the room by neighborhoods,” he told the judicial night.” r - property at 124 force and there I undressed commission investigating the There have been demands for llackmatack St. myself,” Danuta Walesa said in a killings. Sharon to resign and accept respon­ telephone interview from her apart­ The exact number of people killed Quitclaim deeds sibility for the Sept. 16-18 massacre ■'/ ment in Gdansk. “ My clothes were in the camps may never be known. Gerald T. Millington and ASK YOUR searched and my body was checked of Palestinians in the camps. Lebanese military prosecutors said Lena C. Millington to Can­ from tiptoe to the top.” The probe is charged with deter­ C 328 were confirmed killed and 991 dida Conway, property on mining if Israel is responsible for “ I got an impression that they were missing, but a list prepared for Bush Hill Road. NEIGHBOR w a n W to see what I had under my the massacre of what Lebanese of­ the government showed more than Paul W. Dougan Jr. to ficials say could be up to 1,700 skin,” she said. 700 bodies were recovered and Jacoueline A. Dougan, refugees in the tiyo camps by Chris­ Mrs. Walesa stayed with her hus­ another 1,200 were removed from property at 109 Dale Road. ...about the band in Arlamowo, some 8 miles tian Phalangists.' the camps for private burial. Alice A. Allen to Robert from the Polish-Soviet border in the He said Israel’s chief fear was H. Allen, projierty at 638 southeastern part of the country, for that the Phalange were not combat- Parker St. quality of five days last week. It was her first Robert W. Allen to Alice ready and not that they would kill T visit with her husband after the out­ S. Allen, life use of proper­ ciivilians to avenge the assassina­ fresh citrus lawing of Solidarity. tion of Lebanese President-elect ty at 638 Parker St. “ I was treated as if I had no Circle Associates to Beshir Gemayel. rights,” she said. Sharon, testifying before a large English Pearl Podrove and William from Agway. Walesa has been held since Dec. Glotzer, property on aerial map of west Beirut and with 13 when the government imposed his wife seated in the room, said Wilbur Cross Parkway. SO GOOD, martial law and began a crackdown Thelma G. Nimorowski Israel decided to invade west Beirut UP) photo IT'S ACTUALLY on Solidarity. at midnight Sept. 14 only hours after teacher to Walter Nimrowski, Mrs. Walesa said her husband’s Lebanese president-elect Beshir Lots of lift Oroperty on Hillstown GUARANTEED living conditions in the government Road. Gemayel was assassinated. rest center had “ deteriorated ... He He said he made a personal visit Remo J Lauretl vice presidentof research and development of the Ronald E. Haldeman to Herald photo by Tarquinlo does not have warm water (to wash) to an Israeli observation post retiring Brownell & Co. looks over static lift tests In an attempt to prove than Mary L. Haldeman, every day.” overlooking the camps the following a helicopter cargo net made by the firm can lift more than 100 000 property at Scarborough Mrs. Walesa said her husband sent morning and, after the visit, ” it was pounds Brownell Is a leading manufacturer of cargo restraint Road and Westminister FULL 24-HOUR a protest letter to the Polish parlia­ A lot to cheer about Gilbert B. Hunt — whose name is decided” to let the Phalange move systems and supplies nets to the U.S. armed forces. Road. MONEY BACK ment when it banned Solidarity, ac­ “ synonymous with all that is good” into Sabra and Chatila. Nancy Granger of Hackmatack Street, a about academics at Manchester Certificate of devise GUARANTEE cusing it j f violating the Gdansk Tarquinlo took a look at action on the “ If we had any apprehensions,” Succulent eating oranges perfect for snacking agreement that gave birth to the High School — will retire in Estate of John M. Derby All Agway fresh citrus fruit member of the Manchester High School sidelines during the contest at Memorial Sharon said, “ they were if the carries a customer satisfac­ sweet juice oranges bursting w ith flavor Bast bloc’s first free trade union In January. to John M. Derby Jr., band, cheers the MHS Indians on to the first Field; more pictures on page 14. MHS beat Lebanese forces were combat-ready tion guarantee If for any tangv tangelos combining the best eating quali­ August 1980. Hunt has taught English at the Product Show panel Marion D. Prentice, of many touchdowns In football action Satur­ Enfield, 48-0; game details on page 15. to go in and fight to clear out those reason your order Is unac­ Glemp, who has been a keen sup­ school sirice 1948 and is now head of 1 Elizabeth Peterson, and ceptable. just return it ties of tangerines and grapefr uit pink or day afternoon. Herald photographer Al neighborhoods.” Sharon called the porter of Solidarity together with the English Department. , Natalie Sedlak, property within 24 hours for a full golden grapefruit All graded U S »l! the Polish-born pontiff, left for Contacted this morning as he was on Vernon Street. refund of the purchase price Now you can buy m money-saving case lots, about to dash off to class. Hunt said plans tor Nov. 13 and have plenty of fresh fruit on hand for farVi- Rome on a trip he bad canceled Certificates earlier in the month to be in Poland he had decided to resign because he ily or friends All fruit is rree-.npened to perfec­ Willington man surrenders of condemnation when the union was banned Oct. 8. is 62-years-oId and has taught for 34 to the facility. Shuttle tion in the warm southern sunshine Then The South Windsor and feature an antique auto State Department of in the event of unforeseen damage to The primate, who has refused to years. buses will be in service crops nr other causes beyond Agway's Greater Manchester parade (weather permit­ Transportation against picked, packed and rushed to you for winter­ meet with Jaruzelski due to the ban "As B.F. Skinner puts it, one’s throughout the show. control, quantities and prices are subtea Chamber of Commerce ting) and exhibit, a free Hartford National Bank to Change time eriioyment on Solidarity, said he will set “ con­ hearing, eyesight, and the sensitivi­ 2 have formed a committee child care facility and an ditions” for talks after his return ty of one’s erogneous zones to plan and coordinate the international food festival. Items are available only by advance order, so don’t delay. Order now from Rome Nov. 4. One topic will be Drug bust score now 37 deteriorate with old age. I can attest 1982 Product Show. The 1982 Product Show CONDOMINIUM by mail, phone or in person. the date for a visit by the pope next ■ to all except the last,” Hunt said. Co-chairing the effort will be Nov. 12 from 6 p.m. year. “ The students at MHS deserve the are Hans Weiss, president to 9 p.m.; Nov. 13, from LAST DAY TO ORDER iS: OCT. 30 FOR PiCKUP ON: NOV. 17 best and I don’t feel I am anymore,” FINANCING SEMINAR Top church sources said the nation By Raymond T. DeMeo arraigned, and are scheduled to Gillespie said he could obtain the explains how he arranged to of Dynamic Metal noon to 9 p.m. and Nov. 14 felt Jdruzelski’s regime had broken he added. “ I ’m stepping aside for and Richard Cody appear in Manchester Superior cocaine, at a price of $4,200- $4,400, purchase marijuana on several oc­ Products Co. of from noon to 6 p.m. in the 12V2% Mortgges a “ promise” by banning the union. but that he’d have to check with his younger teachers.” Herald Reporters Court Thursday. casions from Christopher S. Turner, Manchester and John former MEG Building in Through FHA Financing Jaruzelski and Deputy Premier supplier first, the officer says. 20, of 19 Winthrop St. On three Hunt said he plans to move with Samsel. president of the JES Industrial Park off MEANWHILE, COURT his wife to Hudson, Fla., where they Miezcyslaw Rakowski, who handled An alleged Willington drug dealer separate occasions, the officer says, 5 iam sel Funeral Home, Route 5 in South Windsor. For people who think they’re priced NAVEL ORANGES Pedls and sectkins easily and has a succu documents obtained by the Herald Gillespie later told the officer that own a home. Hunt is a water sports •13.18 union problems, bad told the nation turned himself in at Manchester he purchased an ounce of the drug South Windsor. Parking for show visitors lent flavor aq Its own; finest orange for hand eating. today shed new light on how a he’d have the cocaine at his apart­ enthusiast. out o1 the condominium buyere in several speeches Solidarity would police headquarters Friday. Police from Turner at Renn’s Tavern on Manchester police officer, working ment on Thursday night, the af­ Other committee will be available in the two JUICE ORANGES Orange-colored flesh bursting with golden be reinstated but without Cooper Street. The officer says he MHS Principal Jacob Ludes III market. juice. •10.43 said his arrest was o rd e r^ in con­ fidavit says. That night state and members are, from UTC parking lots adjacent 4 / S lM . “ extremists” who wanted it to undercover with the Statewide Nar­ later purchased one-quarter and today describ^ Hunt’s impending nection with last week’s massive local police officers raided the Manchester, Michael ORLANOO TANGELOS Light to deep orange color with few become a political party. cotics Task Force, helped uncover one-half pound bags of marijuana resignation as “ an enormous loss’’ drug sweep. evidence that led to what police of­ apartment, arrested Gillespie, and Belcher, Carroll Johnson Slatl

. » m a n ph RSTKR h e r a l d . Mon., Oct. 25, 1982 - 5_ 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Oct. 25, 1982 I *■ Eight lost in fishing boat accident Lawmakers study special tax districts of a special tax district located in the town and listed as ment knew of the district but Hamden officials did not— By Mark A. Dupuis said. He said federal officials held up payment of aid to a flood district. a situation he said was the “icing orr the cake” in POINT PLEASANT, N.J. (U P I)-T he Mizzetti of Middleton, N.Y., who, along suspended Indefinitely at 7:30 p.ni. EOT. floated on it for an hour, an hour and a United Press International Hamden because federal regulations required approval The problem, Farricielli said, was the federal govern- showing the need for legislative action. Coast Guard officials said they were Coast Guard abandoned the search for with his son, managed to grab life half. It was bloody awful cold.” HARTFORD — Take, for example, a condominium three people missing from a chartered jackets and cling to the side of the boat not immediately able to determine how ‘"rhank God, I’m alive.” many of those on board were complex in Farmington, Greenwich or another town. By fishing boat that capsized in 6-foot waves for almost two hours' before being Four patrol boats and three a simple process, residents of the complex could join off the New Jersey coast, drowning five rescued. crewmembers. helicopters were dispatched inimediate- Mizzetti told reporters at the hospital together and form what is known as a special tax dis­ aboard and injuring 14 others who sur­ "Basically, it was every man for ly after the Itape’s call at 11:30 a.m. trict. vived "every man for himself.” himself, but there was no panic,” he told the water was choppy throughout the EOT, officials said. morning’s blueflsh exp^ition and many Now take, for example, a condominium complex in "It's just too cold to continue the the New York Times. “People were Creedon said a small craft advisory Hartford, New Haven or another city. Residents of the search,” Coast Guard Petty Officer saying, let’s try to stay together.” passengers were seasick. On the way was in effect when the boat capsized in home, the swells grew larger. complex could not form a special district. State law CHOICEST MEATS IIS TOWN Jerry Snyder said late Sunday. "It’s un­ Mizzetti and 13 other survivors, who water “a couple of hundred feet deep.” bars formation of the districts within a city. TTien, "a large wave came and hit the Waves were from 5 to 6 feet and winds likely that there are any survivors.” grabbed pillows, pieces of the boat and Having a district, residents of the Farmington or boat broadside. Water went iiito the were between 16 and 28 mph. The 45-foot Joan La-Rie III, which put ice chests to stay afloat, were rescued Greenwich condos could get a deduction on their federal ' from the heaving, 55degree seas after a cabin and most everybody washed out, Five people were pronounced dead on MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS out early Sunday on a fishing expedition income taxes for the fees they pay to their condominium DOMR8TIC with 22 people — most of them members passing Brazilian freighter, the Rape, overboard by the waves. It gently turned arrival at Jersey Shore Hospital in Nep­ the boat over.” association. Their Hartford and New Haven counter­ of the Gaelic Cultural Society of radioed the Coast Guard. tune, N.J. John Sullivan, 43, of Hamburg, parts could not. COOKED HAM . • 2 . 7 9 ’The life rafts on the boat were lashed LAN D O' LA KE S Greenwood Lake, N.Y. — was slammed Two of them were in critical condition N.Y., was admitted in critical condition. The discrepancy between who can form special tax LEAN CENTER CUT down, but Mazzetti said “life preservers He was suffering from submersion. by a wave and sank on its way back to today. districts and who cannot is one point being studied by a began popping up like corks. Doors were Thirteen others were rushed to Point AMERICAN CHEESE . • 2 . 3 9 port in rugged waters 8V2 miles out from The Coast Guard recovered five legislative committee looking into the districts and the PORK CHOPS .lb. Point Pleasant. bodies, including the captain — who also torn off by the pounding of the high Pleasant Hospital, where five were ad­ U.99 state laws governing their formation and existence. "It was pandemonium. Nobody really owned the boat — and his first mate, and waves. I was being dragged down by mitted, suffering from submersion and several other men, but I freed myself TURKEY BREAST : knew what to do. The swells were excep­ said three people were believed to still exposure, and the eight others were . . . five drowned, three missing REP. JOSEPH J. FARRICIELLI, cochairman of the tionally high,” said survivor Vincent be in the water. The search was and made it to a door. My son and I treated for exposure and released. Legislature’s Planning and Development Committee, LEAN COUNTRY STYLE - ? 9 - 5 8 said there are several questions about the districts, in­ BOLOGNA .. lb 1 m8 0 cluding the basic question of how many districts there PORK MBS .lb. >1.69 MUCKE'G are in Connecticut. The state Office of Policy and Management knows of COOKED SALAMI .• 2 .2 9 200 special tax districts, ranging from condominium LOIN END MUCKE'G Twin spy thrillers: good news and bad news associations to better-known districts that provide ser­ vices such as sewers, water or fire protection. SKINLESS FRANKS . • 1 . 9 9 .lb. OUR OWN “As a town would start to develop it would be mostly PORK ROAST >1.69 responsible for foreign espionage and gain power in Iran when they National Security Agency and communications and break the LONDON (UPI) — In twin spy questioning Soviet defector operations. rural but the city or the center of it might form a special RICE PUDDING .6 9 * thrillers that shook intelligence ser­ Vladimir Kuzichkin, 35, at a “safe felt that conditions were ripe,” the Britain’s Government Communica­ Kremlin’s code, the newspaper said. center district and it might do things like putting in OUR OWN vices from Moscow to Washington, house” in Sussex, England. London Sunday Telegraph reported. tion Headquarters together with He spied from 1968 to 19^, it said. The sources said Kuzichkin had sidewalks and having regular refuse pickup,” said RIB END and . the KGB’s man in Tehran defected The defection of the former vice There were new worries, though, The New York Times said Prime given British intelligence the nam es. Farricielli, a Branford Democrat. MACARONI SALAD .6 9 ^ Although his case has not yet been to Britain and a British linguist consul in the Sovie embassy in over the case of Geoffrey Arthur ' had access to highly classified raw of KGB agents overseas and KGB In recent years, however, there has been a .lb. Tehran was disclosed Saturday by tried. The New York Times quoted PORK ROAST >1.49 reportedly supplied key U.S. data to Prime, 44, a Russian language intelligence material flowing in operational plans. “proliferation” of condominium associations forming the Soviets. the British Home Office. expert at Britain’s, ultra-secret U.S. intelligence officials Sunday as from U.S.operated satellite and special districts With the tax advantage one important saying Prime conducted one of the While in Tehran, Kuzichkin was Agents described Kuzichkin as a Cheltenham communications center ground stations. The State Depart­ reason, a legislative report says. The two cases promised to force potentially most damaging Soviet responsible for maintaining contact RIB HALF — e-lb. Avg.. GARDEIS FRESH “big fish” in the Soviet spy service who was arrested and charged with ment and CIA declined comment on both Western and Eastern in­ who has provided a valuable insight penetrations of Western intelligence with Tudeh, the Iranian Communist FOR EXAMPLE, the Office of Legislative Research telligence networks to rethink some espionage in July. the report. PRODUCE SPECIALS into the Russian espionage network. since World War II. Party, and overseeing Soviet in­ report said a resident of a condominium complex who .lb. of their most delicate operations. pays an $1,800 maintenance fee to the condominium PORK ROAST >1.59 “He has expos^ the longterm Cheltenham, the main source of Prime provided Moscow with In London, official sources said filtrators in the border region subversion plan by which the intelligence information about the highly sensitive information on the Kuzichkin was a senior officer of the between the Soviet Union and Iran, association acting as a special tax district, and is in a 40 LEHUCE ...... Official sources said Sunday that percent tax bracket, can receive a $400 tax break by British MI6 intelligence agents were. Russians honed to generate chaos Soviet Union, is operated by the U.S. West’s attempts to intercept Soviet KGB’s Directorate- S, which is official sources said. itemizing deductions. LOIN HALF — 6-lb. Avg. As a special tax district, Farricielli said a condo MUSHROOMS ...... association also receives the same sales tax exemptions PORK ROAST .lb. « >1.69 as a municipality since the district becomes a “political Poor and unemployed shiver subdivision in and of itself.” SPINACH ...... 69* Thus, he said, the district could be spared paying sales CUT TO ORDER tax for equipment bought for tennis courts or a pool at the condominium complex. TANGERINES ...... 6 1 8 9 * in 'Reagan Ranch' protests The question is much wider than whether con­ WHOLE PORK LOIN >1.69 -A dominium associations should be allowed to form the tax districts. Another problem is how the districts can By United Press International needs of the poor and unemployed. “There’s usually several thousand be dissolved, an issue which prompted the Legislature Temperatures dipped into the 30s people (here) before it’s over. to begin looking at the districts two years ago. Hundreds of the poor and un­ and 40s and brisk winds whipped the Maybe there’ll be more this year the ■■■■■■■■■■It' ■iiiiiium ui employed shivered today in tents, sending protesters shivering way the economy is,” said police of­ FARRICIELLI SAID two court rulings on separate Depression-style tent cities dubbed to sleeping bags. But organizers ficer Matthew Lyons. efforts to dissolve special tax districts were conflicting, “ Reagan Ranches” as a replace­ vowed to continue until Election Gregory said no matter how many raising a point he said the Legislature had to confront TUESDAY ONLY ment for the “Hoovervilles” of the Day. tents were pitched in protest around soon. 1930s and designed to protest “We’re trying to send (President the country the message would be “Some of these questions we definitely will take up in BOAR’S HEAD VIRGINIA BAKED HAM...... 11*2 . 9 9 “disgusting” administration Reagan) a message from cities all clear to the White House. January. I guess I’m speaking from experience, we’ll policies. across this country,” said Jeff Signs in some of the makeshift ■ try to take up most of them but I think we’ll be lucky if UBDA CHOICE Comedian and political activist Elmer, an ‘ACORN spokesman. communities said: "Reagan Tent of . we get half of them answered,” he said. Dick Gregory pitched his tent in a In New York, one tent city was Horrors,” “Send the Cowboy Farricielli said special tax districts didn’t pose a PORTERHOUSE or SHORT STEAKS...... n*3.39 rocky vacant lot in Pittsburgh and built at the foot of the Brooklyn Capitol Back to Hollywood.” “major crisis” yet, though 0PM and the Planning and said Reagan should “let his feet get Bridge and another was set up by Development Committee have come “to the realization U8DA CHOICE cold and go a day without eating. people hoping for jobs as In Houston, a bus gathered that the state obviously has an obligation to clarify Maybe then he could relate.” carpenters. “bridge people,,” the mostly elderly, this.” SIRLOIN STEAKS ...... 1*2.69 “I don’t think there is the radical Activists distributed blue ribbons homeless transients who seek In addition to the conflicting court opinions, the core in America now that existed in 'to thousands of runners in the New shelter under bridges and over- • legislative committee is considering whether the dis­ the ‘60s,” an organizer in New York City Marathon Sunday. ’The passes, and brought them to the tent . tricts should be allowed and where, how they can be ISo Substitute Orleans said. “But the next step ribbons signified support for a city erected in a parking lot. formed, and whether the state should be informed when We Give Old Fashioned down from here is where the poor For Quality nuclear freeze and many runners Mabel Washington, 49, a former they are. Butcher Service ... have nothing left to lose. And that’s wore them in their race through the Farricielli said Connecticut’s questions with special when things will start to happen.” Girl Scout who said she wanted to city’s five boroughs. “help the cause,” pitched her tent in tax districts are unique in the nation because other In Manhattan, about 60 men and states have different procedures governing the districts. ■■a Members of the Association of New Orleans. STORE HOURS: Community Organizations for women lined up outside the FORMING A SPECIAL tax district in Connecticut is UPI photo “I know so many people out of Reform Now said the “ Reagan headquarters of the New York City a rather simple process. Twenty voters in the district Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 ____ ' j 317 Highland S t Ranches” would remain standing in District Council of Carpenters, work that it’s just getting to be dis-" "REAGAN’S RANCH" NEAR NEW ORLEANS gusting. We have to do something to area sign a petition, a public notice is placed in the at least 15 communities nationwide where 2,000 job applications were to newspaper, and a meeting is held. Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 'til 9:00 MANCHESTER community action group protest economic policy until Nov. 2 to remind voters of the be handed out Tuesday. show that it hurts,” she said. “Now you’re a district and now you can start laying Sat. & Sunda)) an assessment on and taking people and sending them tax bills and they deduct it from their federal income ’til 6:00 CONN. tax,” Farricielli said, calling the districts a new tier of HICHLA1TD government. Sierra Club charges 'Superfund' not being spent Since there is no reporting requirement, Farricielli said officials did not know exactly how many districts there were in Connecticut, though he said he knew of more than 200. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The vironmental Protection Agency un­ sites, “based on enforcement ac­ tion of the seriousness and im­ 000 ... We have identified a total cannot clean up the dumps or The lack of knowledge on where the districts are llllllBllllllllllllllllRll Reagan administration is budgeting der the Reagan administration of tion, private party clean-up and mediacy of the problem and a prac­ number of 14,000,” she said. protect the public from their con­ caused a problem in Hamden after the June floods, only half the money needed to clean breaking the government’s "solemn emergency removal,” tical commitment,” the study said. The study outlined three major taminants.” which left behind damage estimated upwards of $275 r .i F c. M I FROZEIS & DAIRY ^ up the nation’s worst toxic waste pledge” to overhaul the dump sites. aspects of the Superfund effort in million and claimed a dozen lives statewide, Farricielli GROCERY SPECIALS She acknowledged the Superfund The San Francisco-based en­ —State burdens: “The administra­ dumps under the much-heralded "The Reagan administration has which it accused the administration effort “frankly is taking a lot longer vironmental group said the ad­ tion has left the great majority of SWEET LIFE A "Superfund” law, a Sierra Club consistently budgeted only half the of failing to take proper action: MRS. PAUL'S ___ than we thought it would. But it’s ministration’s 1981 budget request serious toxic spills, explosions and report charges. money required to clean up sites —Emergency response: “The ad­ not due to any lack of will. The for Superfund was $75 million, “far fires for already overburdened WHITE TUNA In Broth ... O V BUTTERED FISH FILLET Sparked by discoveries of hazar­ scheduled in (the original) 1980 EPA cleanup technology is hard to come ministration consistently has QLORim A SLICED 4 below the $250 million requested in states and local governments to han­ Police deny any MRS. PA U U 8 dous waste sites such as the Love study,” the group said, “And the ad­ by,” the Carter budget.” In 1983, it responded to only 15 percent of the dle alone.” . S o t .' Canal neighborhood in Niagara ministration has cleaned up ,,, Most Superfund money, 87,5 per­ added, “Reagan proposes actually emergency toxic spiVb, explosions ELRERTA PEACHES 2 i^ 1 .0 0 FRIED CLAMS Falls, N.Y., the Superfund is a con- fewer than half the dumps scheduled cent, come from a tax on crude oil spending $188 million in 1983, only 56 and fires targeted by the legislation. The Sierra Club also charged that SW EET U F E PEPPERIDQE FARM gressionally mandated effort to for action,” and chemical feedstocks — the percent of estimated Superfund The number of emergency events lack of spending for cleanup pressure in probe ...2 1 8 9 * LAYER CAKES .17oz. clean up the 400 worst dumps within Rita Lavelle, assistant EPA ad­ original sources of most toxic needs.” has not dropped dramaticaily, only projects will build up a surplus of RED KIDNEY BEANS the next five years. Some $1.6 billion ministrator in charge of Superfund $352 million by the end of the 1983 H b N Z MINUTE MAID waste, But Ms. Lavell argued the Carter the government's response.” ORANGE JUICE i2o.« is committed to the program. activity, immediately blasted the “The Superfund legislation was budget projections were based on —Inspections: “Efforts to inspect fiscal year — “a surplus that could of Jordan death KEG 0 KETCHUP . . • 1 . 1 9 But the Sierra Club report, report, arguing the agency has the government’s solemn pledge to decommissioned toxic dumps have be used to argue against continuing SW EET LIFE O C W 1 1 O estimates of 70,000 hazardous sites. CARNATION released today, accused the En­ taken action on 105 of 160 targeted the American public, both a recogni­ '"That’s ridiculous, there aren’t 70,- fared better ... but inspection alone the tax.” GREEN BEANS .o* - l O STAMFORD (UPI) — Police have denied any COCOA ...... pressure by the White House or. the State Department SUN MAID SPiNACH ...31*1.00 arid said there are no new developments in the murder ...... „ ^ 1 .2 9 investigation of Baha'i faith leader and educator Daniel RAISINS SWEET LIFE OOS Fish changing DROMEDARY PEA S...... 1002.011^ C. Jordan. Crime-fighting robot More than 500 friends and family members attended GINGERBREAD MIX ...7 9 * SWEET LIFE ______Saturday’s funeral wrvices for Jordan, 50, whose body CONCENTRATED BROCCOLI SPEARS ...... 10 O f. was found a week earliOr in a trash pile, a single stab their behavior OCEAN SPRAY wound in his neck. . . • 2 . 9 9 all ...... CRANTASTIC ..* 1 .3 0 can help save lives The Hartford Oiurant quoted a police source Sunday K E L LO a O ’S AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — Many species of fish and as saying “we are feeling pressure from the White ...... 7 9 * HOOD crustaceans off New England changed their normal House on this to come up with a solution. The Bahai CORNFLAKES ORANGE JUICE .2qt •1.20 behavior patterns this year, frustrating fishermen and have pulled in the State D ^ rtm e n t and the White WALDORF SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - When a week across the San Francisco Bay in LAND O' LAKES gunman barricades himself in a store, Oakland to help police subdue a dis­ confusing scientists, who said they don’t know what’s House and they are taking this very seriously.” BATHROOM TISSUE .... 8 9 * sniper fire wounds a citizen or a bomb gruntled store owner who was causing the switch. Deputy Chief John Moriarty denied the report. CORN OIL MARGARINE ,*00* “It’s been a very strange year,” said Vaughn “I know nothing about it. I don’t know where that .... J ticks toward detonation, the Police barricaded in his store and firing shots — Department sends a special, space-age into the street. Anthony, senior assessment scientist for the National story came from,” Moriarty said. “There’s nothing new “officer” to the rescue. First, they plug “When I heard about the Oakland Marine Fisheries Service. that has develop^ on the case yet.” it in. situation, I called to offer our Anthony and other marine scientists who predict fish When asked if the Baha’i church had appealed to The remote-controlled, crime-fighting assistance,” Cash said. patterns, said they believe environmental changes have Washington to pressure the investigation, Baha’i robot dubbed “Snoopy” has a remote- When “Snoopy” and its handlers thrown the fish off their normal cycle. spoksman Parks Scott said Sunday “to my knowledge controlled video camera, audio hook-up, arrived, heavily armed Oakland police Sardines, lobsters, cod, squid, whiting, bluefin tuna, we haven’t.” with coupon S: 7..Vt purchase^ I H’iiA roii/jori A 7 .70 purchase in 'il/i coupon &■ 7..hO purrAnee^ lighting system, claw, laser-sighted shot officers had the store surrounded. The blue fish, and shrimp have all either failed to appear in He said he had “no idea” where the Courant story I L4mH 1'CoupiBn p«r custornwr | Limit 1 Coupon por cuftomor I I Limit 1 Coupon poF ctMPntOr gun and 300-foot cord. It can climb stairs device was wheeled off its carrier and their normal areas or have come and left at times other originated. I and cruise at about 5 mph. directed into action. than expected. In addition, fishermen report they’re “At this point we don’t have any reason to believe Dr. I “It’s life-saving device,” said Sgt. First the robot used its claw to batter catdiing f i^ not normally found in the area. Jordan’s death was connected to the Baha’i faith. There VIVA JUMBO I ! UPTON I LIQUID I I LAND 0’ LAKES Greg Cash, head of the department’s down the front door. Then it entered the Maine’s $50 mUlion-a-year sardine industry was on the is no evidence to my knowledge that would suggest PAPER TOWELS I ■ TUBA S I ALL verge of bankruptcy this year when the fi^ refused to that,” Scott said. 9 I I SOFT MARGARINE bomb squad. “It can take an officer’s building. I 100 COUNT I 04 OZ. I place in a situation in which his life may entqr the bays and estuaries where they are normally Baha’i believers from across the country gathered at be endangered. But problems sprung up quickly. The caught. the gray stone First Congregational Church to pay final I I I “We have been trained to use it to video camera only gave officers a view Fishermen were forced to search the open ocean and, tribute to Jordan, dean of education at National Univer­ of what was in front of the device and not although fishermen said they believe the fish were out in sity in San Diego, (^lif., and a member of the Baha’i’s VAUD OCT. M THHU OCT. SI. * OFF defuse bombs, monitor a gunman or I I 80* OFF ! VALID OCT. 20 THRU OCT. 31 snatch a wounded officer or citizen from what was around it. The audio unit did deep water, only 40 percent of the normal catch was nine-member governing board. I I VAUD OCT. 20 THRU OCT. 311 VALID OCT. 20 THRU OCT. 31 | not work properly and the daw was the street while under sniper fire and taken. Police and FBI agents lined walkways leading to the HIOHLAND PARK MKT. | I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. | IJ4IGHLAND PARK MKT. carry them to safety.” broken off. UPI photo Twenty to 30 squid fishing boats waited off Cape Cod church where the funeral service was conducted. Jor­ I ■ ■ !S ■■ ala H aUalala J Hie device, which looks much like a However, the machine may have done in early May hoping the squid would come in. By the dan’s simple pine casket was covered with flowers. miniature tank with the crane-like elec­ its job because the gunman eventually POLICE USE SPACE-AQE TECHNOLOGY time they finally arrived — a month late — most of the “My only consolation is that , the . tragic end cannot tronic head, was called into service last surrendered without tte loss of any lives. . . . robot deals with threatening situations fishermen had left seeking other, game. define a fniltful life, a life tha^ was unselfish and was Maine’s lobster catch was off by 1.5 million pounds largely for others,” said Finiz.Kizemzaddi, secretary this year. of the national governing bodyjof the Baha’i. lllllllllllltllllllllllll <

a MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Oct. 25, 1982 - 7 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon.. Oct. 25, 1982 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher; Dan Fitts, Editor Alex Qlrelll, City Editor Iron Law of Politics:' will it hold in '82? opmiON 1 IN THE FIRST post-war year, 1946, unemployment ' BUT IN 1937, a recession interrupted recovery from Johnson’s Democrats lost 47 House seats. But that was By Arnold Sawlslak increased from 1.9 percent to 3.9 percent and the Great Depression and unemployment rose from 14.3 also the middle of racial turmoil in the country and the UPl Senior Editor Democrats lost 55 House seats and control of Congress percent to 19 percent. The 71 House seats gained by the beginning of anti-war agitation. for the first time since 1932. Four years later the job pic­ In Richard Nixon’s first midterm, 1970, unemploy­ “ ■'WASHING’rO N — The president had his econonUc GOP in 1938 has not been exceeded in any mid-term ture had brightened slightly, with unemployment drop­ ment had increased 1.4 percent and Republicans lost a recovery plan in place and could point to measurable election since. Jack ping 0.6 percent point, but the Democrats lost 29 House modest 12 House seats. progress. But unemployment jumped that year and his Tlie 1938 conjunction of another axiom in politics, In 1974, with Gerald Ford in the White House, un­ Anderson: partv lost 71 House and six Senate seats in the mid-term which says “ people vote their pocketbooks,” and the seats ansrway. Iron Law of mid-term elections, suggests there may be In 1954, Dwight Eisenhower’s first mid-term elMtion, employment had increased only 0.7 percent, but the Has a new era begun for AAHA? elections. unemployment had increased 2.6 percentage points in GOP lost 48 House seats. Most observers agreed that Washington The year was 1938; the president, Franklin Roosevelt. a link between economic distress and the “ offyear the previous year and the Republicans lost 18 House Watergate and Ford’s pardon of Nixon had done that. The reason that year stands out is that some political elections. But the statistics only partially bear out such seats Johnstone was in the habit each memory of his father who died UPI photo asks: “ Shall the recent months from members of criticism for their tendency to treat comeback, Johnstone, 65, died early “ We’re going to have to take a ; morning of strolling onto the expan- suddenly of a heart attack. and the USSR enter into a the Reagan administration have their official positions like persoiul Saturday at Westerly Hospital in look to see if under reorganization ,Sive lawn of his horne on Little “ We are mourning the loss of a seemed altogether too sanguine. feifdoms. Interior Secretary James of government that position was AIrshow bilateral agreement for the Narragansett Bay to raise his friend, a man who has been a Westerly, R.I. Watt used Robert E. Lee’s mansion Johnstone was the party’s created. We should take a look to mutual and verifieable freeze of For example, there was the ' American flag. household name in Stonington since in Arlington Cemetery for a couple many of us were children,” said nominee for the 43rd House seat ''see if, in fact, the position is a World War II training planes, part of a commercial skywriting all nuclear weapons?” famour remark by a civil necessity; if it is really needed/’ he of private Christmas parties. A • His son, David Tod Johnstone, Wendell Whipple, Republican town being vacated by Rep. Rufus Allyn, team, perform over Boston Saturday. A “yes” vote is the only defense official that if said. lesser Interior poohbah used official : carried on the tradition but stopped chairman in the picturesque a Democrat from Mystic. reasonable response to this ques­ Americans dug holes and trips to pursue his hunting-and- tion. covered themselves with dirt, fishing hobby. EPA Administrator Note that the question doesn’t they could survive a nuclear at­ Anne Gorsuch hired persoqjn ask about a unilateral freeze on tack. bodyguards and put her chlldreik'^ nuclear weapons. Rather, it Many of these remarks may babysitter on the government calls for a treaty that is accep­ be directed at the Soviets, a kind payroll; table to both the U.S. and USSR. of bluff in this grisleiest of all Hernandez’ tennis tournament fi^ The question therefore can’t poker games, but they also have the same depressing pattern. An i^ be faulted for being too one- troubled a number of temal report by the EPA’s inspected sidedly against the U.S. role in Americans. general tells the story. My associat| Lucette Lagnado obtained a copy^> the nuclear arms race. If the The call for a freeze from • 1 » wording can be faulted, it is on Manchester and many thousands ‘Relax — he’s on a leash.” ’On Nov. 19-20, 1981, Hemanc^ the grounds that it is so general of other communities across was in San Francisco for the anmfaj and all-encompassing as to be America ought to prove soaring convention and tennis toumament^qf Come Join Us useless as a directive to our to the people who are entfusted the National Association of Watef policy-makers. with our lives. It ought to make Companies. Except for H em and^ The freeze is almost entirely for more careful scrutiny of the I.G. investigators reported, ra an emotional issue. A “ yes” vote Pentagon requests for more mis­ tennis players “ were executives^oi For The is a way of telling our govern­ siles, some of which seem Some campaign irony privately owned utility companies.)! ment, “ We are scared. We don’t wasteful and destabilizing. The HERNANDEZ WAS thii want any more casual talk about freeze movement can’t help but association’s guest speaker on tlii winnable nuclear wars. We want make our nuclear policy more By Jack W. Germond have been rated as at least nominal­ as everywhere,, is built on the foun­ second day of the get-together. Tbil you to exert every effort to avoid cautious. and Jules WItcover ly ahead in all four of these races, dation of concern in the electorate allowed the I.G. report to say thit a nuclear war. We may not have So the freeze shouldn’t be few would be very surprised if they over jobs. Although the unemploy­ “ all the tennis match participant PROVIDENCE — It is no secret the answers, but we want you to faulted because it is emotional. lost any of them. ment rate here has been running including H ernandez, mixqlO that the one thing President Reagan On the face of it, Chafee should be Slightly below the national average, business discussions with recreattqti look as hard as you possibly can It should be supported because most wants to avoid Nov. 2 is the for ways out of this terrible nuclear warfighting is too im­ in a strong position here. He has there are several communities throughout the afternoon.” loss of Republican control of the 1,1 I been a leading figure in Rhode seriously depressed, and repeated dilem m a.” portant to be left to the Pen­ Senate. .,1 “Harvest 'Festival” Island politics since he was elected reports of new business failures. “ I Hernandez was put up at the Hya([t A nuclear war would be the ul­ tagon. That circumstance would require governor 20 years ago. Although he think people feel uneasy,” says Hotel on Union Square. ’The toumih a Democratic net gain of five seats, is far more patrician than the elec­ Michaelson. ment was at the San Francisco Ten­ which isn’t expected to happen. But torate, he is a likable candidate Social Security is also a volatile nis Club about a dozen blocks awajl. the ultimate irony is that On whom the voters have given high issue here because the state has the But the EPA official evidently Republican chances of holding the personal marks. This has been so nation’s third-largest proportion of didn’t want to tire himself out 1^ Senate rely heavily on the survival even though they voted him out of its population in the elderly walking, or endanger his forebahU of several moderates whose Berry's World the governorship in 1968 after he ad- category, many in the lower-income by hailing a cab. : ; greatest single asset may be their Downtown Main Street vhnced a state income tax, and even brackets. Says Walsh: “ Senior ' I image of independence from Ronald though they chose Claiborne Pell citizens are very wary. You’re A government car and driver were Reagan and his policies. over him for the Senate when he talking straight pocketbook with put at his disposal. A cupply cUiii Sen. John Chafee of Rhode Island, first ran in 1972. them.” named M.C. Toliver was recruiteil the nation’s most devoutly Chafee talks jobs, jobs, jobs for chauffeur duty, even tbough, lii October 28,29, 30 Democratic state, is a case in point. But many voters seem inclined to himself and points to actions be has later told investigators, he He is struggling to survive against a make a distinction between Chafee taken to save them for Rhode Island "extremely busy ... (and) req]l^ formidable Democratic opponent, as a personality and his politics, just and bring in new ones. “ My record didn’t have time to assist in tuts former state Attorney General Lots of Sales as they do between Ronald Reagan on the economy, particularly in manner.” Julius Michaelson, who is reminding and his policies. Joe Walsh, the Rhode Island, has been a very voters every day in every way that Toliver was instructed to weaF.a . Children’s Costume Parade politically astute Democratic strong one,” he says. Chafee is, after all, a Republican. mayor of Warwick, says: “ Chafee is suit and tie for his two-day stintilts Parade forms at Manchester State Bank at 2 p.m. Saturday Oct. dO not going to lose because people dis­ But Chafee also sees the elec­ chauffeur, which also involVOl WITH THE election less than like Chafee. They are separating the torate as less traumatized than the driving a “ Mr. Williams” ;■{- three weeks away, professionals in .Judging for Window Painting issues from the man.” Democrats contend. “ I find an presumably Jim Williams, an of­ both parties believe Chafee is amazing tolerance,” he says. “ The ficial of the Southwest Suburtj^ leading, but by fewer than 10 Water Co., which was coord in a te percentage points. And there are Michaelson is trying to help that level of indignation is not as high as • Pumpkin Decorating process along by reminding voters, the tournament, according to Ite strong indications in the electorate I would have expected. I think I.G. report. « that Julie Michaelson is gaining for example, that Chafee voted with there’s a feeling that times are m (Watkins building 10 a.m. to 12 p.ih. Saturday Oct. 30) Reagan ’H percent of the time over going to get better.” m ground as the economic issue takes Toliver’s work piled up bade in the last two years. "I haven’t really hold. supply room while he w j(s been campaigning against Ronald But the most potent weapon in ’The pattern is similar to that in at dragooned into playing diauff eur Q]r Reagan but against John Chafee,” John Chafee’s arsenal is clearly the • • least three other states in which the Washington bigshot and For All Your Family Needs he says. “ I’m trying to nnake people way he has set himself apart from moderate Republicans are t^ing to friend from the water company, bat analyze his votes.” Reagan and the White House. He led stay afloat — Connecticut, where the effort in 1981 to add f l billion to at least he got a bread-iuid-batier Lowell Weicker is being challenged THE DEMOCRATIC candidate Reagan’s final budget to provide note from Hernandez the follow !^ by Rep. Toby Moffett; Vermont, ClMabyNKA.mc. cites such things as Chafee’s vote more money for' such things as month. The EPA official thanl^ * Main Street Has It All! * where Bob Stafford is opposed by for deregulation of natural gas and education and health progfams. He Toliver for a "super job in tranapov- former Secretary of State Jim his weak standing with senior voted last month to override the ting me around during my recaik "I’ll bet he’s a slock brokerl Right?’’ Guest, and Minnesota, where David citizens’ organizations. “ It’s not Reagan veto of the supplemental ap­ visit,” and added: "I feel ^ t Use Durenberger is in a close race with hard to get a handle on his record,” propriations bill. And if he survives day was quite successfuir” Hic- department-store heir M ark Michaelson says. Nov. 2, that i s . likely to be the nandez reportedly won aeveiiU Dayton; Although the Republicans The Democratic campaign here. reason. games. MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. O ct 25, 1982 - «>.

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I pact is felt.” SEMINAR DATE: Oct. 26, 1982 BRIDGE lifetime achievement IN POWNTOWW don’t believe fii Bernice Bede Osol'! award at a tribute dinner The Oscar-winning Miss TIME: 7:30 PM LUSARIS...EA&V that because I She said psychological effects appear several months EDITH PRAGUE Nov. 15 at the Century Davis, a veteran of 50 PLACE Bldg. 5 15 SUMMONED It’s all in the cards can afford to after a disaster and those most vulnerable to emotional BY A PHONE Plaza Hotel. years as a performer, will send out a money not an Issue problems are the chronically ill, children, the elderly, Thompson Rd., Manchester CALL FROM McKEB Among the stars on the be honored “ as an actress INPU5TKIES... ileasure to work with you Pfotir brochure that and the unemployed. 647-0320 tribute committee are of legendary and incom­ or these few years. Have the people are going to vote for me only because I was Mrs. Worrell said the $72,000 federal grant will help you any suggestions for this Ernest Borgnine, Mitzi parable talent’' as munity.” workers, and education for those people affected by the 0 Bldg. 5, Manchester ♦ 88 re-issued Marshall Miles’ Wagner. Proceeds from Foxes” and "Dark Vic­ ♦ QJ107S The foundations you've laid for “ You don’t judge p^ple by their checkbook.” flooding. book called ‘All 52 cards.’ the $150-a-plate dinner will tory.” 647-0320 561-1977 ♦ A54 old ventures will serve as suc­ Why don’t we use some MRS. PR AG U E recently mailed out a district-wide ♦ 754 bfinds from this fine book?” cessful launching pads for new projects this coming year. Build- brochure, and to do so she sjTent $1,000 of her own EAST Oswald: “ Marshall’s first WEST upon that which is already., money. She spent the other $3,000 before the Sept. 9 ' I

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ^ 5 Advocacy group forms It was 5 p.m., and home-bound traffic was piled up at on something that coul run over me if it felt like it. the stop sign. Right in front of me was a fellow in a I don’t want to work with things that are smarter don't want to work with things that New h a v en (UPD — An advocacy group to lobby panel truck. His truck was loaded with long aluminum than I am either. That leaves out computer the cause of Connecticut’s 80,000 Puerto Rican residents REELEOT programmer and television repairman. In fact, that are smarter than I am. That leaves out in government and industry was formed this weekend. ladders, and as I waited, I thought, "Boy, am I glad 1 don’t have to climb ladders for a living.” Connections leaves out ALL repairmen, since I can’t think of any computer programmer and television WmUM L FinGERALD machine I can outwit. Particularly on a Monday. The 46-member advocacy group includes 43 represen­ Then I started to think. I decided there are lots of By Susan Plese repairman...' And 1 definitely don’t want a job where I get dirty all tatives from the 16 towns and cities in the state with things I’m glad I don’t have to do for a living. Ladder- Herald Reporter more than 1,000 Puerto Rican residents and three at- YOUR JUDGE climbing is only one of them. I don’t like ladders the time. No printing press operator, garage mechanic large members. OF PROBATE because I don’t like heights. or highway construction worker for me. I didn’t even a cold, black morning to answer an emergency call. I could never be a bridge builder, for instance. I like to play in the dirt when I was little; I like it much SINCE 1972 , t Guess I can’t be a doctor, a fireman or a plumber. don't even like crossing high bridges in a car. I’d never less now. COME TO THINK of it, though. I’ve probably llf l INSORAM^ TO make it hanging out over the Hudson on a rusty piece I don’t want to wear any silly clothes, either. I’d I Jim answered more emergency calls at 3 a.m. in my 7^ of scaffolding. one of those little tents way up on top. Camping in the prefer not to work as a Playboy bunny or as a waitress A MANWHO HAS EAiMED YOUR TRUST AND AND WE ARE GLAD! ; career as a mother than all the town’s doctors and FINAL J McCavanagh I couldn’t build skyscrapers, either, for the same woods is bad enough; I’d never try camping on top of a in a place where they made me wear one of those hats that look like mushroom. Gas masks look silly, too., so firemen put together. DEMONSTRATED MS GONGERN FOR YOUR NEEDS ^ wN meat reason. I get dizzy leaning out of a second-story win­ telephone pole. EVERYONE ACCEPTED ^5000' £/ect A Leader Who § dow, and I don’t think it would be very pleasant I can’t join the army. I’ve left a warm bed for wailing, hungry babies, for frightened children in the middle of nightmares, and FROM AGE 46 TO 87 EXPERIENCED J regulariy . strad311]^~ah I-beam in the iniddle of a 45-mph wind THERE ARE OTHER jobs I don’t want. I don’t Work boots are out. but so are high heels. The only e Gets Things Done/ | storm. want to operate machinery that’s bigger than I am. way I can walk in a pair of high heels is if I hang on to for monsters who were hiding under the bunkbed. ► No salesman will call W rite.’ 1 with I qive your age or call tor FREE EFFECTIVE I really feel sorry for telephone linemen. Sounds like That leaves bulldozer driver and crane operator out of the arm of a very sure-footed escort. I guess I could “Mommeeee,” someone yells. A drink of water, a BROCHURE, ^ e J IZfliDistilct J JOHN W. THOMPSON I ah interesting job, Lineman-For-The-Gounty, until you my resume. manage a job where I sat in high heels, if I had kiss, another blanket, the bear, (no not this bear, the LIFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP. of BOSTON e CONCERNED J voters. J consider they have to climb a 2(Ffoot partially rot&i It also means I can’t be a school bus driver or someone to deliver me to my desk every morning and OTHER bear), and sleepy mommy complies. I Government Center. 200 Pleasant St. Makten, MA 02148. Oept S t a t e Represgntetlve m ^ hmu>>SiiiiisHii li ^ For ' tree trunk wearing a fat belt and shoes with points Jut­ astronaut or someone who rides around on a . fork lift get me a cup of coffee. And there’s the 3 a.m. questions. ”Is it my birthday' CAU OR WRITE FOR A FREE VOTE DEMOCRATIC NDV. 2 • j A . dKllM tM M iieSM i VOTE DEMOCRATIC - NOV. 2nd. § ting put from the bottom. all day. ^ I like jobs where the hours are predictable. I don’t yet?” ”Is it Christmas morning?” “Where’s my UFi INSURANCE BUYER'S GUIDE Ad SpoiMerad BY: CommlW.1 To Etoel John Thompoon, R.M. Nogre, TiMOutw Then once they’re up there, they have to contend Fork lifts may look like fun, but just think of the want to work weekends or holidays, like nurses have to flashlight?” “Are Nana and Pop sleeping in the guest •— ‘ I"— CommlttM To Ro-Cloot Judge FniOorald with all kinds of dangerous wires that can zap them havoc they could cause if the accelerator jammed and work. room?” “What time is it?” I’ll te t people don’t call up 1-800-343-3093 Jack Thompson ^ Jack Thompson Jack Thompson their doctors at 3 a.m. to find out if it’s ChrisUnai yet. Ernmol D. Qommo, Troooutor______★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ right back down. Sometimes they even have to pitch you couldn’t find the off switch. I don’t like depending And I definitely wouldn’t like to be awakened at 3 on I MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Oct. 25, 1982 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Oct. 25, 1982 About Town Advice Punks protest cemetery arrests NEW ORLEANS (U P I) — Seven punk rock music A 16-year-old girl arrested at the cemetery filed a fans looking for the tomb of a voodoo queen and false arrest and battery complaint, claiming an of­ arrested for trespassing have filed complaints ficer struck her in the face with a flashlight when Fisette to address club Flu vaccine clinics set Reader suggests pennies against city police. she refused to say whether she was male or female. A police spokesman declined comment on the The Manchester Public Health Nursing Association Irene E. Fisette. owner of the Craftsmen’s Gallery, case Sunday pending results of an internal in­ Carlos Diaz, 27, of Metairie, La., tol^police the 58'/i Cooper St., will be the speaker at the 8 p.m. meeting and the Manchester Health Department will sponsor a vestigation. group went to the cemetery to find tne tomb of today of the Manchester Women’s Club at Communi­ series of flu vaccine clinics in November. Police arrested 18 people including members of legendary voodoo queen Marie Laveau following a ty Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. Annual vaccination of high risk individuals, those over instead of Halloween treats performance by the band. He said they looked the punk band The Misfits. Police said several age 65 or chronically ill irf recommended. It is not The Craftsmen’s Gallery accepts handicrafts and members of the group carried chains and many of through the cemetery gates, but hacftiot entered the recommended for persons with egg allergies. Donation sells them on consignment. Members of the Women’s the women sported bald heads or Mohawk haircuts. grounds when they were arrested. Ciub will demonstrate crafts at the meeting as follows: of $3 will be accepted for cost of supplies. DEAR ABBY: Halloween will until the boy grows up. Mrs. Richard Bushnell, quilting: Mrs. Tracy Heavens The clinics are scheduled Nov. 9 as follows: soon be here, and despite all the Jr., yarn scarecrows; Mrs. David Marshall, woven Lincoln Center, second floor conference room, 8:30 to publicity about children who have • DEAR AB BY: I met this guy I ’ll placemats and coasters; Mrs. Carolyn Raesler, basket 9 a.m. for high risk town employees. been victims of poisoned candy and : D ea r call Ritchie one night. He said he weaving. Squire Village, 48 Spencer St., 10:30 to 10:45 a.m., for apples with razor blades, thousands was 24. (I ’m 20). I really fell for him Other members will have crafts on display. high risk adults, including the elderly. of youngsters will be out “ trick-or- A b b y hard. We dated for about a week. He Refreshments will be served and door prizes awarded. Spencer Village, Pascal Lane, 11 to 11:15 a.m., for treating” again this year. told me he lived at home with his Mrs. Jack Lappen is in charge of arrangements. high risk adults, including elderly. Abigail I pray you will print this parents. Then when I tried calling Hostesses will be Mrs. Stanley Juros and Mrs. Harlene Mayfair Gardens, 211 to 215 N. Main St., 1 to 1:30 suggestion; Instead of handing out Van Buren him, his father answered the phone Hawkes. The event is open to members and their guests p.m., for high risk adults, including elderly. candy or fruit, get several rolls of and called Ritchie, hut when I said, The clinics on Nov. 16 are as follows: HMmm pennies from the bank, and when the “ Hello, Ritchie? This is Terri,” he Senior Citizen’s Center, 549 E. Middle Tpke., 9 to 11 youngsters show up, drop two or PTA offers fun night hung up the phone. a.m. for high risk adults including elderly. three pennies into their trick-or- The Buckley School PTA will hold a family fun night Westhlll Gardens, 24 Bluefield Drive, 12:45 to 1:15 treat bags. The kids will get a kick DEAR ABBY: I have a very good I have tried calling him several p.m., for high risk adults, including elderly. Thursday at Skate Fantasy from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Tickets out of counting their money when friend who always brings her 4-year- times since then, but as soon as he m m AID are on sale before school in the library. The cost is $1.50. For a ride to the Senior Citizen’s Center on Nov. 16 they get home, and their parents old son along when she comes to hears my voice he hangs up on me. call 647-3211 no later than 11 a.m. Nov. 15. Phone-a-ride exciuding skate rental. will rest a little easier. play bridge at my home. The boy in­ The last time I said, “ Please don’t can provide transportation to other sites. Call 646-2774 at Buckley School’s annual open house will be held Mon­ This may not solve the problem terrupts when adults are talking, hang up, I want to talk to you,” but day from 6 to 8 p.m. Families are invited to visit the least 24 hours in advance. entirely, but it might help. runs around the house making as he hung up before I even finished the students' classrooms at that time. Those families M AR Y B., CHARLESTON, S.C. much noise as he can, walks on my sentence. wishing to join the PTA may do so then. Bridge Club winners DEAR M AR Y: Good suggestion. furniture and is generally a What could the matter be? If I did nuisance. I ’ve tried to keep him ' The following are the results of the Oct. 18 and 21 And regarding this “ trick-or-treat” something to upset him or make him 2 Results of Pinochle games amused with toys, color books, TV, games of the Manchester AM Bridge Club: business: In the good old days, angry, I wish he would tell me. We 'k ' youngsters would tour their own etc., buf he wants to be where his were getting along great together. I The following are the results of the pinochle games North-South: Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence; mother is. played at the Army & Navy Club on Oct. 22. Play is open Murray Powell and Ann Staub, second. neighborhoods to show off their can’t figure it out, can you? Halloween costumes and receive a When he misbehaves, his mother OUT OF IDEAS to all senior citizens and starts Thursdays at 9:30 a.m .: East-West: Bill Odette and Mary Bristol, first; and modest treat. meekly asks him to “ stop” — but he Ernestine Donnelly 610; Vivian Laquerre 599; James Grace Barrett and Mary Tierney, second. Herald photos by Pinto DEAR OUT: You are “out” all In recent years, however, gangs of pays no attention to her. Forbes 595; Alice Weick 586; Andrew Noske 574; Oct. 21 was the A.C.B.L. Charity Club championship: I don’t think it’s my place to dis­ older kids, have gone all over town right, and better off for it. In any Edward Hindle 570. North-South: Ann DeMartin and Mary Corkum, first; cipline the child, but I am at the end case, Ritchie has given you a very Also: Ann Fortier 567; Arnold Jensen 564; Martin Morris Kamins and Murray Powell and Marge Warner Leaf pick-up, the old-fashioned way demanding booty in exchange for “ protection” against having one’s of my rope. What do you suggest? clear message; He doesn’t want to Bakstan 560; Paul Ottone 558; Edna Farmer 557; Elsa and Ann Love, tied for second and third. FRUSTRATED HOSTESS talk to you, which I think says it all. East-West: Jim Baker and Sonya Gray, first and also Romeo and Rose Infante gather the leaves off their lawn at 168 Autumn St. garbage cans overturned, windows 5 Lenhardt 552. soaped, eggs thrown and property overall winners; and Donna Feir and Ellen Goldberg, Everybody needs friends. For vandalized. This is blackmail! Law DEAR FRUSTRATED: Ask second. some practical tips on how to be enforcers everywhere have had to your friend to please get a sitter and popular, get Abby’s Popularity Tutor workshop offered Social Security swell their ranks in order to protect leave the boy at home. Explain that the child is bored in the company of booklet. Send $1 plus a long, self- The East of the River Affiliate of Literacy Volunteers citizens. Learn to love computer adults and he misbehaves to get addressed stamped (37 cents) is offering a tutor workshop for its basic reading In these crazy times, young attention. If your friend continues to envelope to Abby, Popularity, P.O. program. It will start Nov. 1 in the TV studio lounge at HARTFORD — Hartford Region YWCA, 135 Broad children should not be out at night bring the bo.y, don’t invite her back Box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 9(X)38. Manchester Community College, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. St., Hartford, will offer a mini-course in “ Computer What about health insurance? unless accompanied by an adult. The workshop will consist of six sessions on Anxiety,” starting Nov. 2 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesdays and Mondays, until Nov. 17. For registra­ The class will run for four weeks and will explore the EHilnrV nolr; lliia rnlumn is insurance will cover after you ANSWER: You have the right to tion forms and additional information call 872-7710. background of automation, computer hardware and prepared by ll'ie Social Security become eligible for Medicare. be represented by an attorney, or software and careers and training in the computer field. AdminiHlralion in Kaal Hartford. other person of your choice, in any Learn CPR to be ready A field trip to a data center is planned as well as a If you have u question you'd like Q UESTIO N: I don’t feel it’s fair business you have with Social Sunset Club wiJI meet demonstration in the use of personal computers. The to see answered here, wirite to Sal that my uncle’s Social Security dis­ Security. This does not mean that course is open to men and women at a cost of $35. For Anello, 657 Main St., East Hart­ ability checks were stopped based you will need a representative. But, Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 11:45 a.m. at the more information about the seminar and luncheon, call ford, 06108. on a single psychiatric examination. if you wish to be represented, the to help heart attack victim Senior Citizen Center. Lunch will be served. 525-1163. His family doctor has seen him for Social Security people will be glad to The regular meeting will follow at 1 p.m. QUESTION: I’ll be eligible for years and says he still can’t work. work with your representative. Medicare in a few months, and I offer courses in providing CPR. can’t decide whether to enroll in the QUESTION: I ’m a blind person Visitors to be hosted ANSW ER: A conclusion of total DEAR DR. LAMB: My husband Encourage your neighbors and medical insurance part. I have a on Social Security and may have a Halloween party slated disability by a treating physician died a year ago from a heart attack. friends to know how to do it. The life Temple Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star will host private health insurance policy, so I chance for a full-time job paying must be supported by clinical fin­ He was only 42 years old and I Y o u r they save may be yours. It involves Manchester WATES will have a Halloween party visiting conductresses on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the can’t see paying a monthly premium over $500 a month. I ’ll have some dings. When current medical thought he was in good health. He providing mouth to mouth resuscita­ Tuesday at7:30p.m. in the Orange H all,72 E. Center St. Masonic Temple. for Medicare medical insurance if 1 impairment-related work expenses evidence of record is inconclusive or had a physical only two months H e a lth tion and compressing the chest Weighing-in is from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. don’t need it. Can you give me any does not include enough clinical in­ and was wondering if they can be before at the company where he rhythmically to provide a minimum advice on what to do? deducted from earnings in deter­ formation, as outlined in Social worked. He worked in a lumber yard Lawrence of circulation to sustain life while Security Regulations, a special mining whether my work is substan­ Masons to award degree Lehigh Alumni to meet ANSW ER: Many private health and had to do a lot of manual labor Lamb, M.D. you are waiting for an emergency examination or test will be tial and gainful for benefit pur­ as well as being on his feet all day. insurance companies point out that ambulance for help. You need it in HARTFORD — The Connecticut Valley Lehigh Alum­ necessary. When such an examina­ poses? When he came home that evening REACH Manchester Lodge of Masons will meet Tuesday at their policies for people entitled to those cases where the hea t has ni Club will meet Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Hart­ tion or test is purchased, its results ANSWER: Most impairment- he complained of being tired and his 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, East Center Street. Medicare are designed only to ceased to provide a puise, the TOOfHBRUSH ford Marriot Hotel, 15 Farm Springs Road. are considered along with all other related items and services you pay shoulder ached, which he thought The Fellowcraft Degree will be presented with Senior supplement Medicare. They recom­ respiration has stopped, or both. Dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. Dr; Jay Richard evidence available in reaching the for in order to work are deductible. was from a particularly heavy day. REGUUR OR PLUS Warden Empst J. Kjellson presiding. Refreshments will mend that their policyholders sign different if you had done anything I am sending you The Health Aronson, professor of economics at Lehigh, will speak. decision as to whether a person is They include such things as During the night he got sick in his be served after the degree work. Officers dress will be up for the medical insurance part of differently. Letter 7-4, Save A Life: Heart and still disabled. mechanical and electronic aids, stomach and his left shoulder and Medicare to get full protection. Lung Arrest, which outlines the tuxedos. extraordinary transportation costs arm hurt as well as his chest. I got Your private insurance may not QUESTION: Social Security At the risk of upsetting you, procedure but everyone needs a Tea Social to be planned to and from work, braille devices, him in the car and drove 15 miles to pay for some services that are sent me a notice that my SSI though, your story is commonplace course. Others who want this issue and costs of maintaining a seeing the hospital but he died before I got The Golden Age Club will meet on Wednesday at 1 covered by medical insurance for payments were going to be reduced. and the story could have a different can send 75 cents with a long, Temple to have art auction eye dog. Check with your Social there. p.m. at the Manchester Senior Citizen’s Center. example, house calls by a doctor. I don’t agree with this notice and outcome if everyone knew how to stamped, self-addressed envelope Security office for more informa­ I try to think what I could have An art auction to benefit the Sisterhood of Temple Members may bring items for the tea cup social You should contact your insurance prbvide emergency aid to a victim for it to me, in care of this want to appeal it. Can I have an at­ tion. done to help him. I am particularly Beth Sholom will be conducted Nov. 6 at the Temple, 400 planned. agent to find out what vour private of heart attacks or arrest ot respira­ newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio torney handle this for me? upset because he was a young man. I E. Middle Turnpike; The public is invited. The preview tion. It is called CPR or cardio­ City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. RITE AID SECRET would appreciate any comments you u will start at 7:30 p.m. and the auction at 8:30 p.m. pulmonary resuscitation. I would You never know who will need have. SOL» A donation of $2 will be collected at the door. Wine and Armed Services fair set like to urge all my readers to check help. Heart attacks still are the BELTLESS cheese wili be served. Everyone attending will be eligi­ Births , DEAR READER: You tried and with their local organizations. Red most common cause of death and AAAXI-SHIELDS ANTI^IISPM ANI ble to win the door prize donated by Marlin Art Inc. The Manchester High School guidance department that is important. No one knows if Cross, Fire Department, Heart they can strike young people as well PRO. OF 30 Marilyn Scheinblum and Susan Barash are chairmen will sponsor Armed Services Day at the school the outcome would have been Association or other groups that as those who are older. of the event. The auction will feature original signed Wednesday. A mini-fair is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 2 Aiello, Jason Johns, son Mounce of 46 Jensen St., Uoody, Mary Kate, Oct. 9 at Manchester lithographs, paintings, etchings, oils, water colors and p.m. in the corridor between the gym and cafeteria. of Dennis and M arjorie was born Oct. 6 at daughter of Gerard S. and Memorial Hospital. His 2 0 Z. SIZE enamels. Works by Picasso, Chagall, Miro, Matisse, The Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines, Coast Guard Johns Aiello of East Manchester Memorial Barbara Jo Robb Doody of maternal grandparents are Kaufman, Calder, Dali, Yu and Kerry will be among the and National Guard will have booths. Recruiters will be Glastonbury, was bom Oct. Hospital. His maternal 44 Morse Road, was born Robert and Virginia Bissell NOW AVAILABLE art works to be put up for bid. available to answer questions. 1 at John Dempsey grandparents are Mr. and Oct. 4 at Manchester of Burnt Hill Road, Cinema For more information call the Temple, 643-9563. Hospital in Farmington. Mrs. Leonard Benoit Jr. of Memorial Hospital. Her Hebron. His paternal AT AGW AY- BUCKLAND His maternal grandparents Windsor; his paternal maternal grandparents are grandparents are Michael are Mr. and Mrs. Robert grandparents •> a r e Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. D. and Jennie Horn of 3 Waddell hosts open house The Wall (R ) 7:15, 9:i5. K-l KEROSENE SHOWER TO Johns of Manphester. His Lawrence H. and Lois A. Robb of Willimantic. Her Center St., Andover. IN HARTFORD ENFIELD RITE AID Statue to be celebrated paternal grandparents are Mounce of Marshfield, Cine 1,2,3,4,5&6 — —Tempest (PG) 7, 9:30. Waddell School PTA will sponsor an open house at the paternal grandfather is Heimer, Kimberly Antheneum Cinema — SHOWER Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Mass. He has a sister, Daniel J. Dood^ of Nashua, F irs t Blood (R ) 7 :30, The Movies —The ANTI-FREEZE The VFW ladies auxiliaries from 12 Eastern states school on Broad Street Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. M ich elle, daughter of Reopens Tuesday. Aiello of Hartford. Melissa Ann, 2. N.H. She has a sister, 9:55.—Halloween III: Sender (R ) 12, 1:55, 3:50, ANTI-ROIl will sponsor the 96th birthday celebration for the Statue Parents and children are invited to attend. There will Michael S. and Priscilla C in em a C ity — The BODY POWDER St. Pierre, Sandy Nola, Vigny, Kelly Marie, Meghan, 2. Season of the Witch (R ) 5:40, 7:30, 9:30.—Fast of Liberty on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. on Liberty Island, be tours of the classrooms. PTA memberships will be Jassie Heimer of 128 Green Chosen (P G ) 7, 9:25. - daughter of Jim and Nola daughter of Steven S. and 7:55, 10.—Monsignor (R ) 7, Times at Ridgemont High sH o w em New York City. taken and T-shirts and bookbags will be on sale. Bajan, Justin Todd, son Road, was born Oct. 7 at Star Trek II: The Wrath of Dionne St. Pierre of 120 Debra Luchenblll Visny of 9:30.—My Favorite Year (R ) 12:15, 2:10,4,5:45, Buses will be leaving that day from Norwich and from Teachers will be available to meet the parents. of Richard and Shari Feld­ Manchester Memorial Khan (P G ) 6:15, 10 with Rachel Road, Apt. G., was 68 Hickory Drive, Coven­ (P G ) 7:15, 9:25.—E.T. The 7:30,9:30.—Amityville II: OALLON lOZ. Stratford. For details, contact Maryann Born of man Bajan of 2473 Main Hospital. Her maternal B arbarella (P G ) 8:20. ■ANOAIN MATINEE DAILY C A Extra-Terrestrial (PG) The Possession (R ) 12:30, PmST SHOW ONLY JUO SIZE Norwich or Jean Bachman of Stratford.- born Oct. 8 at Manchester try, was bom Oct. 4 at St., Coventry, was born grandparents are Mr. and - X ic a 7:40, 9:50. - T h e Memorial Hospital. Her 7:10, 9:40.—An Officer and 2:45, 4:50, 7:20, 9:30. Manchester Memorial Oct. 7 at Manchester Mrs. Joseph L. Jassie of Sender (R ) '7:30, 9:40. maternal grandparents are A Gentieman (R ) 7:20, WILLIMANTIC Seniors to have holy hour Hospital. Her maternal Memoriai Hospital. His, W9 Thompson Road. Her Cinesludio—The Mattel Mr. and Mrs. Albert 9:50. Jillson Square Cinema HARTFORD grandparents are Mr. and maternal grandparents are' paternal grandparents are Affair (R) 7:30 with The Dionne of Van Bureh, MANCHESTER — An O f f ic e r and A INTERSTATE 84 EXIT S8 Film on desert slated There will be a holy hour for Senior Citizens at St. Mrs. Robert Luchenbill of David and Dian Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Conformist (R ) 9:45. Maine. Her paternal grand­ UA Theaters East — Gentleman (R) 6:50, EASTHARTTORD S68-88I0 Bridget Church Wednesday at 11 a,m. 9 Sunningdale Lane, of Patchogue, N.Y. His Heimer of East Hartford. EAST HARTFORD RITE AID WEST HARTFORD - The Hartford Audubon Society parents are Mr. and Mrs. The Sender (R) 7:30, 9:10.—Fast Times at The service will include prayer, meditation, scripture Bolton. Her paternal paternal grandmother is Giralcio, James Eastwood Pub & RITE AID will meet Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. at the Children’s Museum, 950 Norman Poulin of 9:20.—Fast Times at Ridgemont High (R) 7, CLASS OF reading, homily and benediction. grandparents are Mr. and Helen Bajan of Michael, son of Augusto Cinema—Pink Floyd The THERA-AA Trout Brook Drive. Rockville. Stie has a Ridgemont High (R ) 7:15, 9; 10.—The Sender ( R ) 7; 10, b IRAAOAACTI Luncheon will be served in the school cafeteria after Mrs. Robert Visny of 108 Massepequa, N.Y. ‘and Martha Giraldo of 36-C Wall (R ) 7:30, 9:15. 1S84 Richard and Arlene Bauer of Barkhamsted will pre­ brother, Scott, 22 months, 9:15.—Amityville II; The 9:10.—Halloween III: TABLCTS the service, South River Road, Coven­ Horn, Robert Michael, Spencer St., Manchester Poor Richards Pub & — SHOWMAT:— O RA l, RART OR R E a A l sent a photographic study of the desert and its wildlife. M ounce, Jeffrey Possession (R ) 7:15, 9:30. Season of the W itch.(R) 7, U l • 7:4S • IM I Bernie Bentley, local musician, will entertain during try. She has a brother, son of Eugene and Robin •was born July 1 at Cinema — Richard Pryor The event is free and open to the public. For additional Lawrence, son of Charles MANSFIELD 9:10. the fellowship. Call 647-9529 or 643-8664 for more infor­ Scott, 4 and a sister, Bissell Horn of Gilead Manchester Memorial Live on the Sunset STrip information, call 633-3252 evenings. E, and Teresa Benoit Trans-Lu x C o lle g e C o '^ mation. Stephanie, 15 months. Road. Andover, was born Hospital. (R) with Monty Python MONSIGHOR R O n iE It Live at the Hollywood Twin — Jinxed (R) 7, OMOO Bowl (R) from 7, 9:30. 9.—The French — SHOWN/VT:- w i ^ • 7:10 • M i Showcase Cinem a — Lieutenant’s Woman (R ) 7 \M with The Lion in Winter My Favorite Year (PG) Travel Service Thoughts Suicide grows with unemployrhent 1:15, 7:25, 9:50. — An Of­ MYiNNlRnE ficer and A Gentleman (R ) VMNON 555 MAIN STREET Cine I4!A —Rocky HI — SHOWH/VTi- E A n R S WILUAM STOW N, Mass. (U P I) - More 1:50, 7:20, 9:45.—E.T. The 043-2165 TYLENOL I study said, because they grew up in the Great Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 1, (PG) 7, 9:10.-Pink Floyd IdS • 7:2$ • ISO than 300 American men commit suicide with take their own lives if the current 10,1 per­ 4M Depression and can better cope with losing 7:15, 9:40. —CTass of 1984 The Wall (R ) 7:15, 9:30. Over SO Y e a rs FOOT The Bible tells us in the books of that millions of people in other parts of every 1 percent jump in the nation’s un­ cent unemployment increases, or remains T A B in S their jobs. ( R ) 1 :1 0 , 7 :4 5 , 10. Film Festival Cinemas Travel Experience Exodus and Numbers that the Children the world starve to death. employment rate, a new study shows. steady for an extended period, largely JOTTUOf 100 Sebapiro and Dennis A. Ahlburg of the - Star Trek II: The Wrath A u th o rized agen t in JINXED^ of Israel often complained against God The study applied only to men, but Its because jobs are becoming a more significant —Halloween ID ; Season of University of Minnesota’s Industrial of Khan (PG) 7, Manchester for all AlrlinM, — SHOWN/V: while they were in the wilderness. At one There were long gas lines not too long authors said unemployment could begin part of their liyes. the Witch (R ) 1:35, 7:45, Relations Center based their findings on a 9:05.-Warriors (R) 7:05 Railroads and Steamship la i - 7^S • H$ point they complained about the shor­ ago because people were worried about having the same impact on women if Uie Ahlburg and Schapiro said they are now 10:05. —First Blood (R ) with enter the Dragon (R ) Lin^s tage of meat, and they spoke nostagicaly the “ shortage” and therefore filled up jobless rate increases or remains at its two-year study of federal demographic expanding their study to include other types 1:30, 7:35, 9:50. —Mon­ 8:30. of the good old days back in . By so their gasoline tanks even when they were current level for long. figures from 1940 to calculate the rise and fall of social problems, besides unemployment. signor (R ) 1:40,7:10,9:45. of suicide among various age groups. WEST HARTFORD FRSTRIOODI doing they scor^ the great .salvation only slightly less than full. The problem is most acute among men in They said they have already found, in -Jinxed (R ) 1:20, 7:25, They found that when the jobless rate Elm I& 2 —Pink Floyd event of God’s having brought them out the 15-34 age group because their fathers preliminary research, that other types of 9:55 — SMOum/vi— jumped from 6 to 10 percent, reported of slavery. They were in the middle of a There is a shortage of “ excitement” in came home from World War II to a rapidly deviant behavior also increases with the un­ suicides increased by 1,272, or 318 people M n a n iM n o n TO nun MAHmiB n n c 8 « n a m o a .is io ii,i< n MsmspONMUNOTTPOocAPMCAii great blessing; on the one hand having marriage, so we trade in our spouses for growing economy, easily found jobs and an employment rate. killed themselves for every percentage point AN OFFICER AND been freed, and on the other hand, being a different model, destroying the were gn easy model for success, said Morton “ The thing that we’re finding is it is the tip P re a e n ti increase. A GENTLEMAN [r ; not yet in the promised land. But instead blessings of fidelity, home, and happy 0. SchapirO of Williams College, one of two of the iceberg,” Ahlburg said. "N o t only do 11II \ 11-1 .. ^ .T lr u H N Y By contrast, 75 people commit suicide ______of rejoicing in their abundant blessings, children. labor economists who conduct^ the study. we have suicides, but we. have increases in 1II ^ II k THING -----SHOUmW:- every day, or 27,375 a year, in the United iHAPKHtO • Wiicneo walk and IN ■ 7N - MS they saw only their shortages. But Schapiro said the socalled “ baby boom mental illness, child abusb and alcohoUsm.” MW. 5^ 1 , 12 a 13 o a iK In each case, our fear of shortages generation” 'o faced today with a tighter, States for all reasons. cwnldrtsno bubble on Curtain: 1:30 «n r*m creates greater problems. In America more competitive job market. Ahlburg said the study applies only to men Halloween bul the onlj^ RITE AID PHARMACY Things haven’t changed in the 30Q0 HALLOWEENS we are blessed with great abundance, “ What happens is there are high expec­ because they generally have a stronger at­ East CMIn I c Mch lhinn cooked up here b years since then. Instead of celebrating but we are cursed with the fear of shor­ tations for the baby boom generation. So tachment to their jobs than women. Club news _ M P O M lir more of thoae enchanting IM- SHOWHAT: 361 MAIN STREET opportunities for peace, TTie Herald wants your club news! 16MnA*K$i • ...... MANCHESTER. CT the shortage of nuclear weapons. Our multiply our curses. . counted on as the breadwinners,” he said. Word* & Miuie ^ ceming dinera from mlleo decreased earnings uiul high expectaiiuus In order to get your club news in the complaining leads to stockpiling so many “ Women traditionally have several roles. raiM ii Stephen Sondheim - around. lici PHARMACY PHONE: 649-9110 nuclear weapons that nobody is safe. causes suicide,” said Schapiro. paper on ttae, please submit items no Rate's TEI IXTIA-ntRUTlUl They have the role of worker, but they also Directed by |1 We fear having a shortage bf food, so Rev. David W. Rinas Conversely, the overall percentage ot older have the role of homemaker.” later than five days before the date you’d tefK MI-1236 WeVEKYUn ------SHOWnATi— —— 1| men committing suicides is decreasing, the like to see it in the paper. 1 1 / Sundep-anmoli aulM IM S we hoard and store so much as a nation Concordia Lutheran Church But Ahlberg predicted more women may Fred T. BUth » MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Oct. 25. 1982 - l.l 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Oct. 25, 1982

Manchester 48 South Windsor 14 Eagle hooters 3 MHS soccer 3 Wethersfield 0 SPORTS Enfield 0 East Catholic 0 Xavier High 2 Eagles improve ill There’s more to a Manchester High School football game than the action on the gridiron. Here's a sampler of what was happening during Saturday afternoon’s soccer title bid Memorial Field contest between MHS and Enfield. By Len Auster Herald Sportswrlter ‘The win is helpful. It means the conference is There’s still hope of East Catholic still in our hands.^ h - achieving a third straight Hartford Coach Tom Malin County Conference (HCC) soccer championship. That was made plausible by Satur­ day’s 3-2 overtime verdict over diving Falcon netminder Hugh draw even. The first goal, at 23:38, previously unbeaten Xavier High at O'Ciorinan. was by Charlie Deuschle on an 18- MCC's Cougar Field, "It was a set play, something yard boot after he walked through Xavier still leads the conference we've worked on the last two days in the East defense with some nice at 7-1-1. But the Eagles, defending practice,” a pleased Malin related. moves. The equalizer, al 26:03, was two-time titlists, drew even in the "It went’the way it should be.” on a pass from Deuschle to Paul loss column at 5-1-1. The Falcons East, 10-1-1 overall, squandered a Feeney with the right wing firing an have one HCC date left, Tuesday 2-0 halftime lead. An Ayer pass 18-yarder to the opposite post. The Falcons, 9-1-2 overall, almost 2 Herald photo by Savtske versus South Catholic, East has found elusive Colin Doran in the three dates remaining, Tuesday at middle and he, getting away from had the game-winner five minutes his mark for a second, trapped it from the end of regulation but East GREG TURNER FOLLOWS BLOCKER GLENN DUBOIS St. Paul, Saturday home versus Aquinas and a season-ending Nov.3 with his chest and tapped it past an keeper Dave Callahan parried a . . . to pick up yardage for Tribe against Enfield home tilt with Northwest Catholic. onrushing O'Gorman. It was Tom Rossini blast, fM?■'V i If each wins all remaining tilts. Doran s 20th goal of the season. ‘‘The first time we played (4-3 East and Xavier will share con­ "I don't know how he does against Xavier win! two of our four goals ference honors. It’s as simple as others but again.st me Mr. Doran is wore on 30-yard kicks with people that. the best player in the world. He's slicing it. I felt we should look for 5 “The win is helpful,” understated had to have against us something people running through,” Ryezek 0 . Dickman punt returns ICast Coach Tom Malin. “It means like 15 goals in three years." Xavier explained. the conference is still in our hands.” (,'oach Marty Ryezek marveled. “The first half we moved the ball The game-winner came 3:01, into ■'I'll be glad to get rid of him,” he well, exchanging fields. The second 1982 GRADUATE NANCY WYNN SNAPS PHOTOS the first extra session on an indirect stniled. half we carried the ball down just SOPHOMORE KAREN GEORGEADY WITH BOYFRIEND CHRIS DUROST The first goal, al 15:53, was quick­ one side,” cited Malin. "We're a . . boyfriend Larry Tanner plays for MHS kick. That was set up by an obstruc­ . . . she’s manager for both varsity and JV teams tion call deep in the Falcon penalty ly followed by a second at 19:19. good team when we spread op­ pace Indians in rout ponents out. We create space.” area, drawn by winger Tom Ayer. Masse, near the left edge of the box. Bill Masse slid it a couple of feet swung it over to the ride >ide where Malin sees the task in front of his toss that Lata was Johnny-on-the- to Cotin Doran, who deadened the a streaking Mike Stone ran onto the hooters. "We have to win all three to By Earl Yost Besides Dickman’s two TD’s, elusive and hard-running Mark Allen spot at the Manchester 45 and once ball, Onrushing Ed Ansaldi then pass and drilled it to the far corner. tie. But we've had Our backs to the Sports Editor also lugged the pigskin beyond the again, with picture-perfect blistered a drive through the legs of Xavier, however, counteh- wall before. I hope we're building some momentum again" Two electrifying punt returns by final white marker twice on runs of blocking, raced 55 yards to tally and the Xavier players in the wall past attacked well in the second half to Scott Dickman covering 60 and 70 1 and 27 yards. before the period ended, yards provided the spark as Ray Lata rambled 55 yards with a Manchester was out front, 21-0. Manchester High’s football team pass interception for six points, Three more scores in the second cake-walked to an easy 48-0 victory John Harris raced 13 yards for 12 minutes put the game out of reach over winless Enfield High in a CCIL another TD and Elijah McFolley for the game but outmanned in­ skirmish at Memorial Field Satur­ completed the parade with a 23-yard vaders. day afternoon. gallop. On the first play from scrimmage, Even before a number of the 314 With Kevin Brophy holding, Frank Dickman fielded a punt on his own paying customers, plus 229 freebees Hacker successfully split the up­ 30 and scored with just 19 seconds having elapsed. This took all the which included players, officials, rights after the first six touchdowns. starch out of Enfield although the parents, band members and John Rogers’ kick was blocked after team picked up three straight first cheer leaders, has a chance to get the final TD. The game’s biggest oddity was the downs before coughing up the ball on comfortable in the 44-degree a fumble on the local 41. Seven plays 0 ST. BRIDGET FIFTH GRADER TAMMY DUBOIS (LEFT) lemperaiure, uicKman naa lucKea fact Manchester didn't try one DAVE BOGGINI RESCUES FRIEND later, Allen went in from the 27 to . . “Gypsy" slipped through bleachers . refreshment stand run byjUeannette Lefebvre (center) and Michele Dion the football under his arm and raced forward pass. unmolested down the far sideline The winners also had 21 points the score. and into the end zone for six points. first three times they handled the Harris completed the period TD It was a picture-perfect run, ball in the first period. march with a 13-yard run that behind excellent blocking, that Simmons, relaxed after the climaxed a 25-yard drive for a 42-0 sprung the speedy back lose for the easiest win for a Manchester team edge at intermission. first of Manchester’s seven in years, felt “team speed was the Only score in the second half C touchdowns on a cool autumn after­ biggest factor. It’s been our came as a result of an 83-yard drive noon. He fielded a punt on the fly by strength all year. We capitalized on with McFolley picking up 60 of the Ed Isherwood on the Manchester 30, their mistakes. yards on runs of 37 and 23 yards, took two strides back, sighted an “We had 28 points on our first four Enfield’s deepest penetration came last in the final period agpinst opening ad|||i|^as off to the races. offensive plays,” he added, “Enfield ■.itv. ■ 'T \ The success gave Coach Mike Sim­ has some pretty tough kids, but we Manchester reserves. Starting on its X mons and his well-conditioned In­ had too much speed. won 49, the Raiders picked up three dians a step closer to a winning “Next week won’t be that easy first downs but lost the ball when season and preserved an undefeated (against Hall) and I warned the Bud Cerrato fumbled and Ken Mo- T record with Hall High next on the team after the game not to get over­ |dean recovered for Manchester on slate in West Hartford Saturday. confident,” he added. Tile 1.1 The game ended one play The victory gave the Indians a 3-0- After Dickman’s first aerial theft later. \ 2 won, lost, tied standard, all in for six points, a bad pass from ! center and a swarming^ defensive Simntons had praise for the entire league play, with five games defense which held Enfield to 134 left. Enfield has gone to the post six charge dropped Enfield punter BALLBOY JAMES JANKOWSKI Isherwood back on his own 5-yard yards. Manchester picked up 220 via times, five in the CCIL, and has yet rushing, none in the first period, En­ . 1980 MHS graduate still Involved to win while scoring only 14 points. line where the Indians took over. Finally, on fourth down, Allen went field tried 13 passes with three „ The 48 points by the Tribe were over to score. falling into enemy hands, all for the most this season and the highest (^arterback Joe Catania of the scores, and one was completed for 5 total since a 48-14 triumph ovgr Raiders, harrassed all afternoon yards. The losers picked up 10 first Penney High in 1970. when he tried to pass, flipped a long downs to nine for Manchester. South Windsor upends FANS CHARLES AND ELSIE HOVEY CHEERLEADER ALLYSON^IWIK DOWNSKEEPER JIM MORIARTY .Herald photo by Tarquinlo . . . following Indians fpr four years . . . offering punch to Enfield . . . on sidelines for 11 years EAST CATHOLIC WINGER MIKE STONE CHASES BALL Eagles with two TDs . . . along with Xavier defender Tim Murphy In key HCC clash Saturday at Cougar Field

■.« Plenty of yardage was gained, but things. We had three fumbles and an carries'for 82 yards. no points, as East Catholic fell, 14-0, interception that hurt us, we had East’s next outing is Saturday. 2 it to South Windsor High in non­ seven 15-yard penalties and with morning against HCC foe Northwest Indians step nearer V, conference football action Saturday that many it’s hard to sustain Catholic in West Hartford at 10:30. .3 4 . afternoon in South Windsor. drives. Most of the penalties were Statistics: ’i-f.-'-jr*.- Both clubs go to 3-3 with the ver­ on offense. And the kicking game. EC SW ' '"t- dict. South Windsor did a better job 73 Offensive plays 38 The Eagles outgained South Wind­ capitalizing on the kicking game,” 13 First downs 4 sor, 289-109, and had considerable Kelly cited. 188 Yds. rushing f09 CCIL soccer honors more plays with 73 compared to 38 Tackle Rich Kucinskas, end Doug 101 Yds. passing 0 'fc'i for the Bobcats. But they self- Bilodeau and Paul Burke in the 289 Total yards 109 destructed at times with four tur­ secondary, the latter with an in­ 7-20 Passing 0-4 Another step closer to its eventual vhitewashing over Wethersfield into the twine. It was McCurry’s 5 novers and inopportune penalties. terception, played well defensively 1 Interceptions by T goal — claiming the CCIL soccer High, Saturday afternoon in fifth goal of the season. “I think we were our own worst for the Eagies. 3 Fumbles lost i championship — was taken by Wethersfield. The final goal came at 4:20. enemy,” East Coach Jude Kelly Post led the Eagle rushers with 16 105 Yds. penalized 25 M anchester High in its 3-0 “We had a good game,” voiced McCurry looped a 25-yard direct ■mi. remarked. “I felt they came to play Manchester Coach Bifl McCarthy, kick to the far post. Eagle keeper but It came down to where we made who saw his Indians go to a league­ Ron West had momentary control, too many mistakes. The game goes leading 11-0, "We really built well. lost it, with Scott Gorman there to by too quick and you have only so We had some good passing in the send home his third goal of the many possessions. ’' midfield area and two of our three season. The Bobcats took advantage of a Middlesex wrests Milk Can goals were from the midfield.” “Our fullbacks played one great stiff breeze to score their first The first goal came at 2:40 of the game. Chris (goalie Chris Petersen) touchdown. Elast, forced to punt second stanza. A Mike LeTourneau made some nice saves.” McCarthy from its own 3-yard line, saw punter throw-in ran onto Roger cited. “ (Sweeperback Eric) Wallert Doug Post’s boot blow back towards from Cougars in wild gome Greenwood’s foot and the senior had a superior game and John the Eagle goal line and go out of striker flicked a through pass to a Janenda, Tim Carmel and Eric . bounds at the 12. It took South Wind­ breaking Jay(^edlund. The latter Dupee played well. All four had out­ MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS PERFORM By Mike Crispino Middlesex broke on top after an Tulley tallied the game-wiliner 24 sor three plays to score with Tim got it 15 yard ^ u t and fired to the standing games." From left, Cindy Zeldler, Betsy Lyon, Rachel Gallacher, Gloria Scats, Danette Coombs extremely hard-fought 40 minutes minutes before the end of/regula­ Murphy going over from 3 yards out. Middlesex Community College upper left corner for his 13th goal of Greenwood, Gorman. Peschke on a goal by Tom Flynn. He was tion. and Kwekus Essiliffe, the latter in a Pat Duclos added the first of two wrested the Milk Can away from The Cougars pressed the attack the season. PATs. assisted' by Steve Tulley. The next goal came at 7:40 of the reserve role, played well up front Manchester (immunity College in The first half ended with two near the end, where tempers flared South Windsor didn’t score again their annual soccer affair, 2-1, at with coaches and the referees period. A Wethersfield goal kick for the Indians. “The sUrters were until late in the fourth stanza. And golden Manchester opportunities went to the sweeperback. He, harrassing them on defense and that Cougar Field but not before a foiled by Middlesex goalie Bob required to restore order. again the kicking game became in- benches clearing brawl that marred however, was harrassed by right helped out; it really helps out. The Hauser. Manchester outst(ot Middlesex, Volvefl. The Elagle defense had the the conclusion. wing Bill Peschke, LeTourneau and second goal we got because of The Cougars came out smoking in 22-15, with Cougar goalie Jim Bobcats stopped cold but a roughing It was a rough and tumble affair Hedlund. The threesome converted Peschke’s hustle, pure and simple,” the kicker 15-yard penalty kept a the second half and drew even in the Mavlouganes making nine saves and with two Middlesex and one Hauser 10. it into a 2-on-l. Hedlund froze a 'McCarthy noted. "SPY” TOM QARRITY drive alive. That was capped by second minute on a a splendid in­ Manchester resumes play V. Manchester player red carded. The Cougars resume play defender and slid a pass to the right scouting for Simsbury High Steve Fradianni’s . 1-yard plunge dividual effort by Steve Mossup, side to Myles McCurry. The Indian Tuesday at home against East Hart­ Photoamnhv hw Al Tnrnnin!» ' health DIRECTOR The teams entered with identical who beat two defenders and Hauser Wednesday at home against P h o to g rap h y by A l Torqum io . helping an injured EnfMd player with 3:15 remaining. midfielder, with a grounder, ford High in a 3:30 start. 7-4 marks with a possible post- for the equalizer. Mitchell College at 3 o’clock. “It was a combinatiofTiof three seasqn berth at stake for the winner. ricocheted his sh*t off the left post ir'v f -> MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Oct. 25. 1982 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Oct. 25, 1982 names in the news Salazar left Gomez in dust PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) — Calvin Peete has found a profitable for nearly all of this year’s Boston thought after the race remained the ally in Dulphus " Ball” Hull, teaming with the famed caddy to S co reb o ard didn’t expect it. Then we entered the. NEW YORK (UPI) - In the last same. He still thinks he has the win four tournaments and 3317,361 on this year’s PGA tour. half-mile of Sunday’s 13th New York dust storm and I couldn’t see him. Marathon before failing in the last half-mile, suffered a cramp on the spirit to beat Salazar “soon,” but Peete, who collected a 3%,000 first prize Sunday by romping to a City Marathon a small dust storm -The surprise was the spurt Alberto seven-stroke victory in the ^

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Heated. bedroom, kids OK. cyl., automatic, air- (Including Domestic Subsidiaries) Notice is hereby given that the excellent condition. Call excellent condition. $30.00 of the Manchester State Bank of FLORIDA’S FINEST adult ...... for all. ’Telephone 649-1724. sheets $43"each. CoppT, Hot water. Appliances. No Appliances, heat and hot conditioning, 27,000 miles. Board of Directors, Town of IHanrl|f0tfr HrralJi 649-7310. Manchester, Connecticut, 06040, Manchester, Connecticut, will hold Superb car! Many extras! golf and country club com- Peinting-Pepering 32 soft sheets, .020x36” x96”,‘, pets,pets. seSecurity. ParkParking, water paid. $325. Rental County of Hartford, a member of approximately 24 sheets 523-7(M7. Experts, 236-6945. $4495. 644-2942. a Public Hearing at the Lincoln munity. Trees, lakes, •••***V*****” V*1**!V S C R E E N E D LOAM - .SEARS PORTABLE Federal Reserve District No. 1, at O n ter Hearing Room, 494 Main $41 each. Copper Tubing the close of business September 30, security. Private, uniquely INTERIOR PAINTING, Gravel, processed gravel, automatic washer, white. Street. Manchester, Connecticut. designed, manufactured over ten years experience, 3/8” , 20 foot sections at 35c SIX ROOM DUPLEX for MANCHESTER - Two 1972 DODGE MAXI-VAN. 1982. Thursday, November 4. 1982, at 'Your Community Newspaper' sand, stome and ful For Good condition. $75.00. homes. From $35,900! Lake low rates and senior citizen r foot, 20 foot sections $1 rent - yard, basement, at­ bedroom apartment. Beds, table, counter and ASSETS 8 00 P.M. to consider and act on deliveries call George Telephone 643-6612. Fairways, P.O. Box 4535, dints. 643-9980. oot. Call RTG, Inc. 643- tic, shed. $400 monthly. Convenient to city bus, sink, many extras, Cash and due the following; Griffing, Andover, 742- automatic transmission, from depository Proposed condemnation to acquire N. Ft. Myers, Fla. 33903; — ------TWO OLD TOY trucks, 1133. Call 646-6867, after 5:00 schools and shopping. 7886. - good condition. Must sell - institutions I 2,783,000.00 property on Adams Street from or toll free 1-800-237-8909. -INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Texaco tanker, block and p.m. Immediate occupancy.- U S. Treasury ------PAINTING - Wallpapering ...... Doge-Blrd*-Pet* 43 $295 plus utilities. 649-4000. $1500 or best offer. 875- Morris and Richard P. Bezzini for ladder fire. $10.00 each. securities 150.000.00 the purpose of acquiring 2,635 Help iWantad 13 Help Wanted 13 M A N C H E S T E R - and Dry wall Installation. Free Classitled Ad* FOUR ROOM apartment 6128. PLEASE READ ,,t- 289-0015. . Obligations of States square feet of land and various ...... A ssum able m ortgage Quality professional work, FREE TO GOOD Home , with heat included. MANCHESTER Five and political Y O U R A D AUDI, 1974 lOOLS. Four other rights and easements, all for MATURE WOMAN to possible on this six room Reasonable prices. Free USED RUG - excellent TIRE E70-14 Goodyear four adorable abandoned Walking distance to Main rooms, kids OK. subdivisions in the sum of $1,000.00. speed, needs new transmis­ the United States 1,302,000.00 babysit in my home. Own R.N. ex ce lle n t condition ed Estimates! Fully insured. condition. $10.00. speedway, low mileage, w- grey LH kittens. Call 528- Street. First floor with Appliances, carpeting, I^roposed additional appropriation sion, and work. No rust. Other bonds, notes, Classified ads are taken transportation. Call 646- Colonial. Three bedrooms, G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. Telephone 649-2320. w mounted. $25.00. 5110 or 649-2345. : private entrance. $450 per $395. Rental Experts, 23fr to I^ucatioD Special Grants, Fund DIRECTOR OF NURSING Interior excellent. AM-FM and debentures 342,000.00 41 — $4,949.00 for Bilingual 2 month. Call 649-2947. 6945. over tho phone as a con- 6240. l ‘/z baths, full basement, , , " ------Telephone 649-6482. Federal Reserve veniencD. The Herald Is fenced in rear yard, front IN T E R IO R AND FOR SALE - Box wood FREE GOLD Kittens - stereo. $800. Call 643-2711 {program for Laotian students, to rlorth Central CT SNF and ICF stove with heat exchange need good home. Call THREE BEDROOM ext. 18, ask for Paul. stock and cor­ be funded by State Grant. responsible for only one HONEST, DEPENDABLE with excellence in nursing porch. ^,900. Strano Real E X T E R IO R P ainting, FOR SALE - sew in g 3V4 ROOM APARTMENT. porate stock 35,000.00 Estate, 646-2000. paper hanging, carpentry pipe and draft. $98.99. Eveleen, 647-8172,.. Ranch - pleasant Proposed additional appropriation incorrect insertion and person wanted nights for care as primary objective, machine, excellent condi­ Private home. Heat, Federal funds sold to Eklucation Special Grants. Fund ______— work. Fully insured: J.P. 1978 CHEVETTE, four janitorial work. Four hours seeks to find D.N.S. Phone 643-0709. tion. Zig-zag. $70.00. aiappliances. Working single neighborhood. Appliances, and securities pur­ 41 — $3,000.00 for Preschool Incen­ then only to the size of preferably with aupervloory speed, $2500. Excellent per night, four nights a MANCHESTER - Owner Lewis and Son, 649-9658. Antique* 43 3'adult only. No newly painted. 646-2389 chased under agree­ tive Grant, to be funded by State the original insertion. background. Bachelors condition. Telephone 646- ments to resell 950,000.00 week. |4.00 per hour. Send degree required In- lieu of will help finance at 11 per------— ------— HUMMEL PLATte - 1980. pets/children. Telephone before 9 a.m. - after 5 p.m. Grant. Errors which do not (a) Loans, b r ie f re su m e and- lengthy supervisory cent. Immaculate three FALL SPECIAL - Let Lee New, in original box. ANTIQUE OAK Table, two 643-2880. 1236. Proposed additional appropriation METAL DESK with wood ToUI lessen the value of the references to Box CC c-o experience. Background In bedroom Colonial. Full Painting help you clean up $85.00. Call 647-8586 after 5 leafs, refinished, very un­ SIX ROOM Duplex, private to Eklucation Special (Jrants, Fund I A.u.N.S. a plus. Send resume i^ain top. Good condition. (excluding 41 — $25,007.00 1982-83 Vocational I advertisement w ill not The Manchester Herald. basement and walk-up at- b e fo re the H olid ays, pm. usual roped legs. $350. 64^ 2Vk ROOMS, heat, hot cellar, hook-up, yard. V.W; 1971. Fastback. 63,000 and salary requirements In $75.00. Cali 649-2063 after 6 miles. $950. Telephone 643- unearned Education Programs, to be funded I 5 be corrected by an ad­ confidence to: Box HH. c/o tic, front porch, nice yard. Interior and exterior. Free 7727. water, appliances. Securi­ Residential. $400. No pets. p.m. 8672. income) 16,201,000.00 by State Grant. ditional insertion. SECRETARY - Recep­ The Manchester Herald. $64,900. S trano R ea l estimates. Fully insured. OIL BURNER completely ty, references. Call after 6 Parking, security. 649-8350. (b) Less: James R. McCavanagh, tionist for busy medical of- Estate, 646-2000. 646-1653. rebuilt with shell packed. p.m., 646-3911. allowance Secretary 1 FOR SALE - aluminum 1970 VW CAMPER - Needs fic e in M a n ch ester. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ■ • •" Like new. $50.00. 646-6920. storm door, 35x80. $15.00. VERNON - One bedroom, for possible Board of Directors I * RENTALS . some body work. $950. Call loan losses 210.000.00 Requires an experienced, SALES Lots-Land tor Sale 24 PAINTING & PAPER Call 649-6646. MANCHESTER - Two three room. Appliances. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut | enthusiastic, mature in­ REPRESENTATIVE - ...... H a n g in g . C e ilin g s FORMICA TOP kitchen bedroom apartment as heat. Only $200. Rental between 9 and 12 a.m., 647-. (c) Loans. Net 17,991,000.00 this 22nd day of October, 1982 PART TIME. We are a VACANT LOT in new sub- repaired. References. Ful- table, chrome legs, needs available November 1st. f 8242. Bank premises, fur­ 058-10 dividual. This full time GAS RANGE, $75.00. Call Room* lor Rent 52 ixperts, 236-6945. niture and fixtures, position offers varied, in­ national concern serving division 120x150. Flat and ly inpred. Quality wprk! rubber feet. One leaf. Good $385 per month plus 289-4331. 1978 MERCURY and other assets TOWN OF BOLTON teresting duties including the needs of newspapers level with private wooded Martin Mattsson, evenings condition. $25.00. MANCHESTER - N ice utilities Security required. M ANCH ESTER - One representing bank ZEPHYR, 4 cyl., four Uping and bookkeeping. throughout the United area in rear. New houses 649-4431. Telephone 649-6886. MOTORIZED grinding room with kitchen No children, no pets. Call bedroom. Appliances, off- premises 541,000.00 ASSESSORS OFFICE Excellent fringe benefits. States. We are seeking a on both sides of lot and ^ privileges. Gentleman 643-9784. street parking. One child speed, power steering, AM- Other assets 251,000.00 222 BOLTON CENTER stone on stand, $15.00. FM stereo. Low mileage. Salary negotiable accor­ few energetic, aggressive, across street. $36,500. ******” „ FOR SALE - aluminum preferrM. $50.00 weekly. OK. $2'75. Rental Experts, TOTAL ASSETS 124.345.000.00 RD„ Telephone 649-2433. Excellent condition. $3,200. ding to qualifications and motivated people to repre­ Strano Real Estate, 646- storm windows and Security. Telephone 643- PLEASANT FOUR 236-6945. LIABILITIES BOLTON, CONN. or best offer. 643-5836 or Demand deposits experience. For interview sent the area’snewspaper screens 54‘/2 x 37. Four in TRAILER HITCH 1978-79 1878. Rooms, first floor in quiet on the telephone. Excellent ;______LEON CIESZYNSKI all. $40.00. Call 649-0173 649-2047. of individuals, Inhabitants of the Town of I intormation call 647-3908. Buick wagon DR Olds four family. Mature, quiet MANCHESTER - Clean Bolton are hereby notified that; opportunity for advance­ anytime. partnerships and«». , PARCEL OF LAND - East wagon, $25.00. Call 649- GENTS ONLY - Central persons .deferred. Non- duplex. Convenient to corporations 7.'L428.000.00 As required by law all persons I DIET TECHNICIAN - Full ment and above average Middle Turnpike, near Elm additions, reitK^eling r « smokers, no pets. Security M(;C. $250 monthly. Securi­ 1974 DUSTER - Excellent liable to pay personal property | 7779. location, kitchen running condition. Must be Time and savings time position. Associate part-time income. Call Mr. Street. City utilities. , 8.3ra|ef’ kitchens SNOW TIRES - Two 13” privileges, parkin* plus utilities. Call 649-5897. ty and references. 649-6062. deposits of indi­ taxes in the Town of Bolton are ; Sidewalk. Approximately: remodeled, ceilings, bate seen. Must sell. 646-1528. hereby notified that they are □ NOTICES Degree required. One or Lupacchino after five p.m. tires on rims, five lugs. GAS STOVE 30” wide, available. Security and viduals, partner­ at 643-2711, Mon.-Thurs. 150x150. ChaWes Liapes, 6 J>e. dorm ers, roofi^ng. Good condition. $50.00. for Four Home* tor Rent 54 ships, and required by law to return to the I more years experience in white, excellent condition. written references FOUR ROOMS IN 1970 MERCEDES 280SE. 6 Peraonala 2 hospital setting. For ap­ Park Lane, Wallingford, commer- both. 647-9547. family. Appliances, yard corporations 12,814.000.06 assessor on or before the last day I $98.00. Call after 5 p.m., real cyl., automatic transmis­ of October of this year a written or I pointment call 872-0501, TRUCK DRIVER-Fuel oil. Ct. 06490. cial. 649-4291.______, and ample off-street EAST HARTFORD - Large Deposits of United 649-9705. call 643-2693 after 4 p.m. sion, air-conditioning, States Government 26.000.00 printed list, on a form presc.ibed RIDE WANTED from Ext. 282. Class II license. Depen­ FOUR STORM windows 24 parking. No pets. Rent $325 six rooms plus. Cape. power steering, power win­ Deposits of States by the Tax C^immissloner, of all something to Manchester to Rocky Hill. dable fuel delivery. East of BVs'/VoVs'p^Vart^‘ **26 ELECTRICAL SERVICES X 37, 31 X 43,28 X 43,36 x 37. plus security-and utilities. Three bedrooms, fireplace, ...... «...... - We do all types of Elec- PRESSURE COOKER - MANCHESTER - Clean dows. $4200 negotiable. 643- and political sub­ reportable personal property I Must be in Rocky Hill by River. Experienced only. $5.00 each. Call 644-2063. References required. 649- centrally located near belonging to him as of the first day I FULL SERVICE Pizza and trical Work! Licensed Call Canner, 16 quart liquid bedroom with apartment 0791. divisions in the 7:30 am. Call 646-2347. Full time, insurance and cap a city, holds seven privileges. $250 monthly, 0717. churches, schools and United States 263.000. 00of October. 10% WILL BE ADDED I SNOWPLOWING benefits. Call 647-9137. grinder restaurant in shop- after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. BASEBOARD WALL busline. Pay own utilities. D( posits of TO EACH LIST NOT GIVEN IN I quarts or nine pints in can- Security. 649-6062. 1972 VOLKSWA GEN BUG Announcement* 3 BIDS ping center. Vernon circle registers for hot air heat. 5>A-ROOM • APARTMENT- Security required. com mercial banks 957.000. 00ON OR BEFORE THE LAST DAY | ning jars. $25.1)0. 643-4961. - Very good running condi­ .HB RMI MOW MBiBN Th HROMBK PART TIME Custodian - area. High volume. Good EARRAND 4-6x10,7-5x12. $5.00 each. Two bedooms. Appliances. Available August 1st. $600 Certified and OF OCTOBER. fir 1H2 • HU M U M fir S tion. Surface rust, no holes. officers’ checks 207,000.00 All personal property to be | 0 SAINT JUDE FEAST Day early mornings. Apply business. Inside seating. REMODEy NO - Cabinets, Telephone 649-2071. No pets. Half ceUar, half monthly. 643-1845 or 643- Hmcfititir HinM piiUil III licilil it DESK - Office size 52x30, Total Deposits 21,695,000.00 reported is as follows: Non- sell for less is Thursday, October 28th. between 7 and 9 a.m., Call for details, Strano Gutters, Room Apartment* tor Rent 53 1773. Good tires. Two extra II M mtI Plm, IhKkntir, U. steel, wood grain, tan. attic. $400 monthly, plus a(l) Total registered motor vehicles; snow­ We pay him for his favors nmi mMI m I |ir beh/fir ttn Moriarty Brothers, 315 Real Estate, 646-2000. Additions, Decks, all types TWO E78 X 14 snow tires rims. New muffler. $1195...... of Remodeling and Price $85.00. Telephone security. Adults only. 646- 643-5651, after 3:00 p.m. demand mobiles; trailers; machinery; by attending mass. Inis. Mu IkMi MStiMr rahnocu Center Street, Manchester. mounted. Used less than MANCHESTER- One and 5674 between 8 am and 2 MANCHESTER-East Mid­ horses; mules; asses; meat cattle; . — Repairs. F R E E 646-2447. deposits 8,721,000.00 See Scotty. 5000 miles. $50.00. 649-1029. two bedroom apartment pm. dle Turnpike. Cape Cod. a(2) Total sheep; goats; swine; poultry: □ BUSINESS Estimates. Fully insured, available. Centrally 1975 CAMARO - Three Tki Maidiittir IhriM KELVINATOR Clothes Redecorated. Appliances. speed, new back brakes, time and commercial furniture, fixtures, □ EMPLOYMENT lIMiwinHi CONSTRUCTION and SERVICES Telephone 643-6017. DOUBLE HUNG Window located on busline near THREE ROOM Apartment Outside fully maintained. savings de­ and equipment; farm machinery; than $99°° washer. Operable. Needs new tires. Mechanically Ihutetir, CmOW LABORER - Strong, 53’’x60” complete with shopping center and posits 12.974.000.00 farm tools; mechanic tools; elec­ clutch. $35.00. Call after 6 heated. Stove and Security deposit. $445 very sound. $2,000. Call 643- Or luu iiHili|i it thi fruit 4uIl dependable, experienced ...... ROBERT E. JARVIS - storm windows, 902 schools. For further detail's a. Interest-bearing tric company cables, conduits, and Help Wanted 13 p.m., 649-1944. refrigerator. References monthly. Call 646-1540, or 2330. )ipes . and all other taxable goods. for pipe line construction Service* Offered 31 Building & Remodeling exterior casing. $35.00. call 649-7157. and security. 649-9021. 646-0800. demand notes (note and outdoor work. Need ...... ^ecialist. Interior and Telephone 644-3^. balances) issued Veterans of any war period — SEWING MACHINE PONTIAC LA MANS 1973- have until or before the last day of drivers license. 649-6087. REWEAVING BURN Exterior Renovating. THr EE SPEED blower MANCHESTER - Newly to the IJ.S. c Operators - Experienced M AN CH ESTER - Im ­ BOLTON - Four room New exhaust and lifters. Treasury 312.000. 00September to file discharge papers | COLDER WEATHER IS HOLES. Zippers, urn- Residentiy & Commer- fan with heatolator attach- decorated one bedroom ...till out the preferred. Apply in person MAPLE TURN stool bar maculate private two ranch. Lake privileges. No Other liabilities 351.000. 00with the Town Clerk of Bolton. approaching, which means brellas repaired. Window cial. Additions, Garages, ment for fireplace. Seven tires, all mounted. only - Pillowtex Corpora­ PERSON TO MOP and chairs. Good condition. apartment. Access to shoj^ bedroom apartment. Heat, pets. Available November TOTAL Disabled Veterans — must also heating fuel and warm shades, Venetian blinds. Roofing & Siding.Kitchens, Firewood fits nicely on Power steering, power tion, 49 Regent Street, clean up locker room $99.00. Telephone 643-2339. ping centers, buslines and 1st. $435 monthly including LIABILITIES 122.358.000.00 file certificate of disability with clothes! It’s time to start Keys TV FOR RENT. Bathrooms. Replacement grate, excellent heat. hot water, appliances. brakes. Am-Fm. 73,250 Manchester.r. E.O.Fi.E., M/F. shower facility. Evenings, schools. For further detailk ■References. Security. $450. heat. 742-6736. EQUITY CAPITAL the assessor showing percentage of earning and saving! We are Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Windows Doors. 643- $20.00. Call 649-2732 miles. $650. 646-3260. disability obtained from the part time. Six days per & MOTORCYCLE JACKET please call 528-419§ 643-4236. Common stock a. tpking applications for our 649-5221. 6712^______anytime. No. shares authorized Veterans Administration. RN - LPN - week, approximately four genuine leather, size 38. between 9 and 5 pm o'r OlHces-Store* coupon and phone sales operation. Truck* lor Sale 62 Disabled Veterans — that have hours per day. Call Arbor Brown, like new. $50.00. PROLONG THE LIFE after 5 pm and weekends, 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 applications for stafl Evening and Saturday lo r Rent 55 b. No.-shares reached the age of 65 and were T acres Farm^ 633-4681, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - S K A P A R A S HOME 649-7157. F O U R ROOMS - Third nurses. 3 - 11 and 11 - 7 Telephone 646-6332. OF CUT FLOWERS in receiving a disability at that time hours available. Earn LeRoy Saucier. C o n c r e te . C h im n ey Remodeling all types ad- floor. Heat, stove and 1968 FORD Vz Ton pickup, outstanding 75.000 750.000. 00 shifts. Rest home and your home by snipping NEWLY RENOVATED very good condition, many Surplus 350.000. 00are entitled a $3000 exemption, if $67.50 to $110.00 a week. Repairs. “ No Job Too ditions, interior and TEN LARGE flowering refrigerator. Adults. No skilled nursing facility. stems at an angle. This 310 square feet office new parts, needs minor Undivided profits 887.000. 00you file a copy of your birth cer­ Call Mr. Lupacchino for in­ EXPERIENCED Small.” Call 644-8356. exterior, repair work. Free bushes $5, large orders pets. $330. Security and Excellent benefit package terview, Monday and available. Main Street work. $600 or best offer. TOTAL EQUITY tificate with the assessor. BARTENDERS and ------estim ates. Reasonable prennials, ground covers, provides more stem sur­ Crochet Boots references. Call after 6 CAPITAL 1,967,000.00 New Blind Applicants ^ should and shift differential. Tuesday between 5:00 and location with ample Tom, 674-9413 days; waitresses wanted. Full C & M Tree Service, Free rates. Call Joe, 649-1733. variety house plants, $2. face to absorb the water. p.m., 649-2236. TOTAL notify the assessor their proof of mail to: Please call D.N.S. between 7:00 pm at 643-2711. parking. Call 649-2891. evenings 646-6727. 9 and 3, Monday - Friday, and part time positions estimates. Discount senior Private home. 649-6486. LIABILITIES AND disability. available. Apply in person FOUR ROOMS - Third EQUITY CAPITAL 24.345,000.00 Farmers — must file their 643-5151. Crestfield Con­ RN FOR Manchester TWO CAR GARAGE with 1975 DODGE VAN BIOO. 6 MEMORANDA application for exemption of valescent Home and to Manager, Brunswick Manch%"s'ter owne./’ ^nS 8^'-^ MOTORCYCLE 1973 Side Accent floor. Heat, stove and work area. Approximately pediatric practice. Appli­ Parkade Lanes. operated. Call 646-1327...... refrigerator. Adults. No cyl., 69,000 miles. Amounts outstand­ livestock, poultry and machinery Fenwood Manor. Yamaha 100 Enejuro LT-1, 600 square feet. Centrally ing as of report with the assessor during the month Manchester Herald cant must enjoy worKing good condition. $95.00. Call pets. $330. Security and Excellent condition. $1700. with children and have a . Houseliold Goode 40 located. $160.00. Call 646- 649-7727. Stand- of October. PART TIME telephone LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- ...... 643-8836. references. Call after 6 New Applicants for Farm and NURSES AIDES Certified. pleasant personality. Mon- gp 7690. •••••••••••••••••••••••• by letters of One Herald Square operators, huonday, cing. Attics, cellars, gar- USED p.m., 649-2236. 280,000.00 Forest CJlassification ^ must file Accepting applications for day, Tuesday, Wednesday Motorcyclee-BIcyclea 64 credit, total full and part time. All ednesday Friday and ages cleaned. All types REFRIGERATORS, GENUINE LEATHER PROFESSIONAL Office b. Time certi­ by the end of October. Persons, Manchester, Conn. 06040 and Friday, 9-6. Saturday Saturday mornings. No medium tan jacket, nicely RENT FREE FOR ficates of deposits who already have land classified as shifts. Excellent benefit 9-1. Send ex p erien ce, It.®?'’ : WASHERS, RANGES - space in prime location. 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV experience necessary. Will Picket, Split ^ i L ^ k e clean. Guaranteed. Parts tailored, like new, size N o v e m b e r - T w o in denominations farm and forest land, need not app­ package and shift differen­ salary requirements and 250 square feet on first F^ch moped. Like new. 1,621.000.00 ly annually unless there is a change train, Edwards Answering FenceS|installed. 528-0670. gj Service. Low prices! 11/12. $40.00. Telephone bedrooms, .baths, new of $100,000 or more tial. Please call D.N.S. references! to Box H, c/o floor. Raymond E. Gor- Asking $450.00. Telephone Cash and due from in the land use. Service. 646-5081. 649-2658. appliances and rugs, newly ' ‘,'5 '^ ' Monday - Friday, 643-5151, The Manchester Herald. „■■■■;— , ,. — ~ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main East Center 643-1958. depository Social Security Exemption — NAME...... Crestfield Convalescent A 9 ^ Street. 643-2171. K - monfhiy. Cafl 1139. institutions 1,369,000.00 Persons wishing to file for $1,000 Home and Fenwood MAINTENANCE STONE, trap rock, play KODAK EK6 instant Mr-Uo9l. ••••••••••<••••••••••••••••• FOR SALE - Moped - Federal funds Social Security exemption must COUNTER CLERK PERSON wanted part time sand, white stone, loam ADDRESS ...... Manor. positions available. Work camera with case, elec­ Wsntod to Root 57 Excellent running condi­ sold and securities file either their Social Security nights. Saturdays. Apply in and pool sand Article* tor Sale 41 THREE ROOM Apart­ purchased under Award Certificate or their Repoi' part time approximately 11 tronic flash. $25.00. tion. Have to see to person, D & L, Manche DELIVERED. Telephone ...... ment, with heat, hot water, agreements to of Confidential Social Securit: C IT Y ...... PASTA PRODUCTION a.m. - 2 p.m. Earn $60 to Telephone 649-2696. BUILDING TO RENT - believe! $4(X). Call Mike - Parkade, Manchester. 644-1775. A appliances, washer and resell 782.000.00 Benefit Information with th< Worker wanted - 7 a.m. $80 weekly while children 2000 feet or larger with 8x9 649-2633. BRIDES BEAUTIFUL dryer hook-ups. First floor. Total loans 18,108.000.00 assessor on or before January 25, ZIP ...... PHONE.... thru 1 p.m., Monday thru are in school. Food dis­ garage door, plus parking Time certificates of 1983. Friday. Bakery or DELIVERY PEOPLE - DESIGN KITCHENS - „„„„„„ large brimmed picture hat References and security. ^ace for four trucks. 1980 HONDA CM200T. Low count, uniform provided, Advertising company cabinets, vanities, counter deposits in de­ Calvin Hutchinson restaurant experience other fringe benefits. designed with lace and Available November 15tn. Gliding can be in dis­ mileage. Excellent condi­ nominations of Assessor looking to drop off flyers in kitchen cabinet P'^®ea2h necessary. Call Marco, 647- Clean, pleasant surroun­ tops, seed pearls, tulle veil in­ 649-3882. repair. Manchester, East tion. $%0 or best offer. 643- $100,000 or more 1,493,000.00 Dated at Bolton, Conn. Sept. 23, 8647 , 5 thru 6 daily. Manchester, Vernon area. fronts, custom cluded. Worn once. $95.00. Hartford or Bolton area. 5836 or 649-2047. Total deposits 20.488.000. 00 1982. (Ads must be submitted, on' original Heraiu dings. Apply Dairy Queen, Must have car and woodworking, colonial 242 Broad Street, Telephone 649-4700. ROCKVILLE - Three Phone...... 429-7698...... or...... 628-2104...... Total assets 23.118.000. 00 thorough knowledge of the reproductions in wood. bedrooms, kids ok. C^ieap ...... campera-Trellere-Moblle We, the undersigned officers, do FULL TIME employee for Manchester. J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. up before 11.00 a.m. only. coupon onlyl) CRT Terminal. Will train. area. Call 289-7513. BOYS BIKE 20” Ross gas heat. pnly_$^. Rental jtfito Perte For Selo 80 Home* 65 hereby declare that this Report of LEGAL NOTICE 2 Condition (including the suppor­ Call D. Pellingra, 649-4586, Apollo racer good condi­ Experts, 236-6945. Town of Andover HAIRDRESSER CHRISTMilS IS COMINO WILL r e p a i r : Rusted tion. $45.00. Telephone 643- ting schedules) has been prepared Ext. 43.______WANTED - experienced FOUR UNMOUNTED A FIVE ROOM Mobile in conformance with the instruc­ Public Hearing for Special Per­ Sell Avon now. And Mart trunks and floors on your c t ' 9922. GLASTONBURY - Four h om e in Windham. mit only. Call 643-2461 ask for saving! Earn good money Crocket TUBELESS white-walled tions issued by the Federal Deposit COOKS - Experienced. 872- car. Reasonable rates. T?an’RS.fr*'rii’i room duplex. Appliances, Insurance Corporation and is true The Town Planning Si Zoning Com­ Joe or Kathy. selling beautiful gifts, Quality Work. Call Ed in Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. tires (1 set studded snow Excellent condition. Adult t rtOAO FfB BiOC« O**! I'lU F(0 AD 31,30. RCA STEREO console - carpeting. Ready now! to the best of my knowledge and mission of Andover, Connecticut yours at discount. S.WILI. tires) and 1 rim', all 14” , park. $12,000. 521-1899. Manchester. 643-7259. CONTEMPORARY arm maple cabinet. $75.00. $400 - Rental Experts, 236- belief. will hold a public hearing in the Call B23-9401 good condition, $125 or best lower level of the Town Office Telephone 643-1061. MEDIUM* 6945. LEGAL NOTICE William H. Fraser, reasonable offer. 649-9904 Building on Monday November 8, 1 2 or 278-2941 WILL DO BABYSITTING ADMISSION OF ELECTORS Ass’t. Treasurer 3 4 KIT'N’ CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright after 6 pm. 1982 on the following petition: in my East Hartford home. PLUMBING FITTINGS . LARGE „ THREE ROOM At arlmont " P*"' Notice is hereby given Uut the Richard R. Lauzier, ••*••••••••••••••••••••• Board of Admissions of Electors of Vice PrMident Petition of Marshall Dubaldo, 2 $65.00 a carrying tray full. - Second floor. I pets. D g ^ Drive Bolton, Connecticut 5 5M“24r5““" SmSir^ry bSS’ Sfd Autos For Selo 61 the Town of Manchester, will be in We, the undersigned directors, Condominiums 22 Mostly copper T’s, forTlpecial permit to build a 3 lot 5 6 ______white fabric wall hanging $290. 528-3038. session In the Municipal Building, attest the correctness of this 7 8 couplings, adapters, minor sub-division on a 27.58 acre DEPENDABLE, Loving 50” x 50” , $25. 6464)479. Town Clerk’s Office, on Monday, Report of Condition (including the MANCHESTER - Two elbows and 45’s. Call 646- p a r c e l_ ^ n d e d on the North by WW 15 it WHCN it GeTf> EAST HARTFORD - Five BMIK November 1, 1982 from 9:00 A.M. supporting schedules) and declare bedroom condo for rent. A- 4618 after 6 p.m. rooms, appliances, laun­ to 11:00 A.M. lor the purpose of ad­ that it has been examined by us N/,^^aldover Lake Management M a n ch e s'tirh o m e . T /- GARAGE SALE - Motorola REPQBSISSIONS Corp. and N /F James and Esther 9 1 0 1 2 NeAl^ m e eNt> oF THe MONTH, C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, 5835 dry, heat and hot water. mitting all persona who are found and to the best of our knowledge 1 1 Ray; on the East by N/F Eugene 659-3008. door/outdoor play area. [Thur** iivilfo 9 ^ 1 ^ . Rental Exnerts, 236- FMSALE to be qualified to be Electors. and belief has been prepared in /IND 9\€ HAS A CHoioe E€TweeN Flexible hours. 646-2724. This session will be held for the conformance with the instruction Sammartfno, N/F Margaret E. fair condition.a. FinFirst $8.00 Treat your feet to a pair 6945. 1980 Dodge Colt • 2 Martin and West Street; on the NEW TWO Bedroom of cosy boots, easily purpose of admitting ONLY those issued by the FDIC and is true and fbob more. Call M9-S512 after 10 takes it. Telephone 649- dr., H/B IM M . South by N /F William and Sylvia 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 Townhouses. Living room 6548. worked in single crochet persons who have become 16 years correct. 5He ALWAYS TOUCH-UP, REPAIR and a.m. VERNON - Two bedroom, 1979 Chevy Impale • 4 of age, a ciUzen or a resident of the Anthony Dzen, Director Patrick and N/F HELCO on the fm .es with private patio, fully re-gluing of old furniture. and afghan stitch froip kids and pets OK. First West by N/F Andover Lake applianced kitchen, worsted yarn. dr. S ^ a n $8,3007 town after October 12.1902. Paul J. Aceto, Director iHe -WeDNCi CHoice? Stop in for free estimate. BEAUTY SALON equip­ SKIS SET - Buckle bodt, Side accented dress with floor. $300. Rentntal Experts, Dated at Manchester this 2Stb Edward Tomkiel, Director Management Corp. N/F James & Andersen double glazed No. 5835 has directions Corine Kniss, N /F Walter and 1 7 1 8 1 9 2 0 Watkins Brothers, 935 ment - desk, divider, sham­ silver glass ski, excellent short or long sleeves. 236-6945. The above cait be seen Day of October, 1982. State of C^onnecUcut, County of windows, insula and for Small, Medium and BOARD OF ADMISSIONS Virginia Celinski. N/F William F Main Street (rear), 643- poo booth, chairs, cabinets, condition. $50.00. Size 7Mi. No. 8180 with Photo- Large inclusive. ,at the Hartford, ss: weatherstriped entrance Call 646-7609 after 6 p.m. Gnide is in Sizes 10 to 18. Mary A. Gelinas, Sworn to and subscribed before and Ann Mary Kibly, N /F Barry P. M fi'-sil- clothes rack, mirrors ana TO ORDER, uad $t.M for aa^ MANCHESTER - One and Sningi ta k •( MMCMsar Hansen. Copies of the proposed use doors. Excellent insulation Size 12, 34 bust, 3 yards 'Selectman me this 19th day of October, 1982, other miscellaneous items. JJJJlJjL Rtaa S0« lor postafa 3 two bedroom apartments and maps are on file in the office of values in walls and of 46-inch. t1» Main Hr—t Raymond R. Laniano, Sr,, and I hereby certify that 1 am not ‘tr t SCOTT, m oooir 643-1939 or 872-4180. on busline and near shop­ the Town Clerk-Town Office ceilings. Full basement ro 3Vk HP BRIGGS and Strat­ A m u CRROT Selectman an ofRcer or director of this bank. Pattern* avaUabl* only Hastate hM ping. $295 and $325 includes NOTICE TO CREDITORa Building. with washer and dryer con­ ton motorized lawn in site* shewn. Mary E. Willhlde, My commission expires 3/31/86. OIL ART PAINTINGS, sweeper. Asking $60.00. neat. Available Immediate­ ESTATE OF Selectman BARBARA M. MARTENS At (his bearing interested persons nections. Selection of n Q UU, naS I t j a far sack JANICE R. BOREMA may *appear and be beanl and iCOTT original modem art. (^11 Call ^ 1 3 7 . m fw SNtats aaS ly. 649^000. Edward TotnUel, Notary Public Person to p e rso n carpet and vinyl floor Allen Tougas, 568-77^. S/RjjaYtha*^.-"* The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, TOWN CLERK .written communications received. colors. Prices start $46,- Ml tmNcn Judge, of the Court of Probate, 049-10 Dated in Andover, Connecticut this SMALL DINETTE SET, SPECIAL: Over 200 se» MANdHESTER - Five District of Manchester at a 2Stb day of October and 1«t day of family ads only. No pet ads, no garage 900.00. CHFA Approved. COMMERCIAL FLOOR lections end a 16-Daira Open for inspectioh daily 9 square formica table top, room apartment in two bearing held ; Raw ta aaka tta a . busline, .near schools and Limit one ad per family per week o - t f coming holldaye. Ws 4425. Bernice I. Daniel ^ e rk using one part soy extender SURFACES, add three TWO NEW P25-75-B14 tires all size ranaes, has a •-ISO - UEPUKE « 0 lin . 20 shopping. Available Frances La Pine. Look for the many will be evalleble lor a Riacad apd •SRilsiiad dtalRsa. The fiduciary is: to four parts of meat. Your tablespoons of washing Secretary on Chevy wheels, will fit special Grace Cole Collec­ November 1st. $400. Call Vinc«)t L. Diana, Esq. bargain buys advertised in llmitod period at thno. SEARS CRAFTSMAN F78-14, G78-14. Cost new tion for laraer aisea: pins •JSI-HEIRIOOM HANOlWORK-M taste buds won’t be able to soda to a quart of warm 017-10 the Classified columns tfSaa df sotditsark aldKa. ■ 742-5743 after 6 pm 753 Main St. ClM3by»CA.Inc radial arm saw. 10-inch. $136.00. WiU sell for $50.00. 2 BONUS Couponaf Manchester, CT 06040 tell the difference, but youi; water and wash. No rinsing today. •-1S2-T0 RWE dr REEP-.40 saO. weekdays, anytime Call 649-8626. Call 649-8933. P rice_____$1.25. ditaw k lta « to Mikd. wericends. AAA-10 budget will! required.