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Carpeting, ap­ "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" . 646-2482 pliances, walk-out basement ideal tor rec room. 60's Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson Bob Kicrnan "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!" .646-2482 actions back on firehouse Rich Vialcck Chris Corcoran Torn Dodd “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!’ By Brendan Boyle By Alex GIrelll tween the town ond the independ­ cans if they would confer with United Press Internotlonal Herald Reporter ent Eighth Di.strict The district Republican Town Chairman Curtis Blanchard & Rossetto €S) Smitli to get the Republican Party 168 Main Street, Manchester / 647-8400 COMMERCIAL C R ^ T annexed the Buckland area in 646-2482 flNANClAL NETWORK JOHANNESBURG, South The Democrat.s on the Board of which the station is located several to drop Ihe drive or to amend it so Africa — Security forces opened as to provide for continuing fire 5 1 REAL ESTATE 189 West Center St. corner of McKee St. Senior Citiiem Discounts Directors Wednesday declared years ago. Feature of the Week Paid by Ihe Manehesler Heratd V fire on a crowd of rioting blacks war on the Republican effort to sell Penny said if the Republicans do protection to Ihe area served by Ihe V. east of Johannesburg, killing four the town's Buckland firehouse and not drop the petition effort, the Buckland slalion people and wounding 16, police launched a mu It i pronged Democrats will eireulale a petition Bo(h Ferguson and Mcrcier said said today. The number of people counterattack. in the town fire district that would this morning that the Republicans detained by police exercising The six Democratic directors enjoin the town from selling the will continue In circulate their O n l u i K - emergency powers climbed to 792. voted at a special meeting to put firehouse altogether. He could not petitions. Manchester, CT 0 6 0 4 0 The overnight violence brought two advisory referendum ques­ be reached today for explanation Republican Town Chairman ,-H filia l to 15 the number of people killed tions to the voters of the town fire of the measure, which would Curtis M. Smith today claimed his ______6 4 9 -4 0 0 0 since President Pieter Botha in­ district in the Nov. 5 town election. apparently contradicl the question parly had succeeded in Itringing voked a state of emergency Shortly after the vote, the three about selling the firehouse. the firehouse issue to the people. Sunday to quell 11 months of unrest Republican mcmlters of the board Asked about that today, Demo­ "The Republicans have already in South Africa's black townships angrily walked out of the special cratic Director Kenneth Tedford scored a significant victory.” he ManclMctar $108,900 that has claimed nearly 500 lives. meeting, which was called by the said only; "Admittedly, it is said “Expantlon Po$tlbllltl9$" In New 'York, the U.N. Security mayor specifically to address the complicated. But it can he Smith also ch.irged the Demo- Fine 3 bedroom, 1V4 bath. Spill Council called a emergency meet- firehouse question. resolved." cralie directors with calling Wed­ Level home teatures nice open ing today. France, which Wednes­ One question on the ballot will Penny also said that if the nesday's special meeting to iq)- floor plan and can be easily ex­ day withdrew its ambassador from ask if the town should sell its Republican directors -- to whoni stage tonight's Republican panded to Include a family room South Africa, requested the U.N. firehou.se on Tolland Turnpike for he sarcastically referred several nominations and said "they made and additional baths. Desirable session and said it would ask the not less that $600,000. with Ihe limes as "my colleagues on my a mockery of town governm ent" Martin School area and sur­ Security Council to impose inter­ provision that the buyer lease back right " — persist in their petition "The form, I thought, was rather rounded by more expensive national sanctions against Botha's to the town enough space to effort, the Democrats will pass an disgusting.'" he said homasll Great buyll Call nowll white-minority government. continue to fight fires in the area ordinance that puls the value of the About 20 people, almost all of In Johannesburg, Bishop Des­ served by the station firehouse at $600,000 them residents of the Bryan Farms mond Tutu, winner of the 1984 The other question will ask if the That ordinance is to be taken up area, one of the areas .served from Nobel Peace Prize, today accused town should share the firehou.se by the directors at their Aug 13 the Buckland firehouse, attended President Reagan of giving "aid with the Eighth Utilities District meeting the meeting. Five spoke on the VERNON MMcbtftar Wt and comfort to the perpetrators of firehouse issue. Deluxe 8 room Colonial, spacious family room, screened porch, 3 bed­ Fire Department under terms that The three Republican directors rooms. office or den, large kitchen and dining room. Lovely In-ground TWO FAMILY W h0n O' Wh0t0 one of most racist systems since would have to be worked out later voted "no” in a voice vote on the Arnold Kleinschmidl of Amabas- J J Can you find a cute 5 room Nazism and communism.” sador Drive, a former Democratic pool, many extras - must be seen. Priced at only $146,500. Conveniently located 5&5 two-family. Wall by firefighting professionals and two questions, with the six Demo­ France recalled its ambassador to wall carpeting. Newer roof, full attic and Ranch, full basement, large political leaders. crats voting yes. director, said the Republican deck, and 2 car garage all freshly and urged international sanctions party is trying to take fire walk out basement. Separate systems. After the Democrats voted to pul The Republicans — William painted In a nice area. Priced to protest emergency rule, which those questions on the ballot, Diana, Donna Mercicr, and Tho­ protection away from homes, 150 Porches. Asking $116,900. drastically raducedll Call for ap- allows police to detain people Stephen Penny, the Democratic mas H. Ferguson — walked out of apartments, two eonvalesccnl U&R REALTY CO. polntmentll without charges and without court majority leader, challenged the the special meeting in Lincoln homes, more that 70 busines.ses authorization, but Botha defended three Republican directors to Center shortly before it was and two schools. STRANO REAL ESTATE his decision. abandon their party's petition concluded after about an hour of He said that if Ihe firehouse, 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 l.st) I.. ( KM'KR SI'., M W .llKS l KK. Cl'. Responding to the French an­ drive favoring sale of the firehouse discussion. staffed by the town fire depart- nouncement, Botha said his go­ U D to the highest bidder who offers Before the walkout. Penny ment^is sold, those now served by Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-SOLD,ilii vernment "cannot let itself be more than $400,000 The drive pre.ssed tor a Republican response it would he given "second rate'" Put Number i to work tor you.^ prescribed to about what is in the seeks to have that question placed about whether the petition drive fire protection best interests of the people of South on the ballot as a binding would be dropped He said that in the past Republi­ Africa.” cans had opposed housing for the C ' rr HC'-.n- f.' RA’, IT .-.V T t V 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER referendum "Submit it to mo in writing." 647-8400 "It amazes one that a Western The firehouse has been one facet Diana responded in a low voice. government which takes an inter­ of a firefighting controversy be Penny also asked the Republi Please turn to page 10 168 Main Street, Manehester fY\Jwr|C|J 643-1591 est in Africa and in the interests of L # « W « ri3 ll T T( H llC 'S VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON black people can take exception to L Don Jackson Rosemary Viola Jackson iti[ lu.An-i cfv .T .w , I I I l,„ „ i (,.u,r,.;,., 871-1400 a government which restores L Bob Kiernan Richard Rialcrk Chris Corcoran order when communist powers and communist-inspired powers Democrats nominate DiRosa murder black people and try , to disrupt the normal life of black the committee Wednesday night as Cassano told town committee communities,” he said. (See sto­ Bv Alex GIrelll well as accolades from DiRosa and members that the Demcralic slate ries, page 5). Herald Reporter A police spokesman said the other candidates for the board is a "really exciting team and it "We are going to win. " DiRosa III Hian' 7^ shootings east of Johannesburg Former Republican town Direc­ seems to get stronger" said at the end of the speech in began late Wednesday when “ a tor Peter DiRosa, who will not Fogarty, with one of briefest of which he accepted the nomination large mob stoned an army patrol, officially become a Democrat until the acceptance speeches, said; "I He went on to thank both Ihe injuring one soldier.” two days before the Nov. 5 town appreciate it that you give me a election, was endorsed by the nominating committee and the chance to serve you again. " At least 480 people have been CHRISTMAS IN JULY!! N0W LMIng N0W LM Ing Harald photo by Pinto Democratic Town Committee town committee for their support Penny said that under the ManchMtar $104,900 South Windsor $131,900 - killed in violence that has swept Wednesday night to run on the He said that in his years on the Democrats, Manchester has a NEW LISTING M o v e /n For The Holidavi 2-famlly home with two complete modern kitchens and Spacious, 9-room home with many custom features. the country in the 11 months since a party ticket for election to the board, he had been excited at limes good record of controlling spend­ New I.isting (xuilemporary Raneh Brattd new roiihtruc- 6 Hfuini Ranrfi tut nice lot, onerf^v efficient (lan heat, fire- baths In Immaculte condton. One of the units has 3 First-floor family room. 2'4 baths, 4 bedrooms, formal constitution was implemented WhaVs up, tiger Illy? lion Still in time to make final tielerltons It) stiil your taste, Board of Directors. and disappointed at times. DiRosa ing and taxation. "We are the nluer. near (llatitonhurv. Manchester. Kast Hartford hue rooms with a huge living room. The other has 5 rooms dining room, tpaclout living room, tst-floor laundry granting limited representation in 7 rooms. liedrooms. l)alhs. Beaulifiil country lot in DiRosa, 39, who runs a dry- resigned this spring in the wake of best, " he said. V t'ill n<> q u ie k « l $S2MX) all together. room and a beautiful Vermont marble fireplace. Parliament to Asians and mixed- Bolton. Offered at flSl.OOO Marcie Lupien gazes up at the 7-foot-tall tiger lily cleaning chain in Manchester, fills a dispute with Republican Town "It is great to be a member of a race citizens, but continuing to growing outside her home at 21 Sunset St. Last month's out the slate of six Democratic Chairman Curtis M. Smith and slate that was a 6-to-3 winner, " deny blacks — 70 percent of the candidates for the board, five of switched parties shortly thereaf­ said Tedford population — any voice in govern­ rain and the fact that the lily grows in the shade may have something to do with its unusual height. Tiger lilies whom are incumbents. ter. He had been on the board since Weinberg said it has been an ment. Party officials said there was no 1979. honor to serve as mayor. She said usually grow between 3 and 4 feet tall. opposition to either DiRosa or to The other five candidates on the the town gets prudent manage any of the other candidates se­ Democratic slate for the board are menl, "but we also care about lected by the nominating commit­ Barbara Weinberg, 48, a real people ... Manchester and Demo­ tee. The endorsements were ap­ estate broker, who is now mayor; crats arc two words that go ‘Bob’ proved without dissent by voice Stephen Penny, 37, a lawyer, who together." N0W LM Ing votes of the 68 members of the town is now deputy mayor; Stephen The Democrats now have six Fsm/fy N0lghborltood Pastora found OK Cassano, 43, a professor at Man­ YOUR HEAD WILL SPIN! DONT MISS THIS ONE!! Msnehsstsr $92,900 MunchMisr $156,900 committee who attended Wednes­ seals on the Board of Directors to \X'hen vmi calctilate the rent that lliis properly brings in. 4 Duplex in Manchester on nice size lot Muminum siding Spacious Colonial In ultra-daalrabla Forest Hills area day's meeting in Lincoln Center. chester Community College and three held by the Republicans. In Irnmaculate Capa on a treed and fenced yard. *Flre- FIreplaced tat-floor family room, 4 bedrooma, 2vi pounds Apts., plus an additional S room Colonial. Kxrelirnt inyest- Si 2 car garage. Owner needh quick sale!! (]all today. 6t7- placed living room, 1-car garage, deck and malnte- SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UPl) - using the four-passenger craft DiRosa took the place on the part-time real estate salesman; the election, the nine candidates 2 2 meni. (^It for all the details. 6f7-B400, B-UK). |102.<)00. nance-fraa aiding. baths. In-ground pool, Jacuzzi and 3 rooms downstairs Irtcluding rec room. Eden Pastora, the Nicaraguan daily for two weeks to make ticket of incumbent Democrat James Fogarty. 60, a retired who get the highest vote totals are rebel leader known as "Com­ evaluation flights into territory he Eleanor Coltman, who declined to former town firefighter; and Ken­ elected to the hoard. No more than S.C. mander Zero,” rejoined his figh­ claims to control in southern seek re-election. Coltman received neth Tedford, 42, an assistant state six members of one party can be ters in southern Nicaragua today Nicaragua. a standing round of applause from attorney general. elected 349 EAST CENTER ST. CHARLESTON, S.C. (UP) - after recovering from a helicopter Joyce G. Epstein Hurricane Bob walloped the A man identified as F’rancisco MANCHESTER < //> f/u> crash, a rebel spokesman said. ritzy coast with Pastora, who commands the Salazar Ramirez, reportedly an Real Estate 647-8895 92 mph winds and 10-foot waves U.S.-backed Democratic Revolu­ administrator on the large Vera­ phnuv and call cruz Ranch where the chopper was Boland, Lenihan are on ticket today, toppling trees and knock­ tionary Alliance, or ARDE, had WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION S found, was detained for question­ 5 4 ing out power to thousands, but been missing since Tuesday when lACKSTON-SHOWCASE 6/6-/,j/6 authorities said the storm he failed to return to Costa Rica as ing after police found he had tried nomination as a candidate for the thought the group could run as u to drag the aircraft into the dense By Kathy Garmus packed more bluster than bite. scheduled from a helicopter trip Board of Directors. team — a tactic he has said was undergrowth to hide it, the Costan Assistant City Editor Thousands of people fled into Nicaragua, rebel spokesman lacking in previous election cam- Rican Civil Guard spokesman If nominated by Ihe Republican East Hirtford $78,900 Bob's burgeoning fury before Jose Davila said. paigns mounted by thg Businessman Edward Boland Town Committee at a meeting in NEW ON THE MARKETI Invaatigats the poitiblllty of owning this Just Ll0t0d the storm thundered ashore at Costa Rican Civil Guardsmen said. Republicans. and former Eighth District Tax Lincoln Center tonight, the two charming and well maintained 5 room Ranch with 3 bedrooms, newer To see It Is to want it. Immacu­ Fripp Island, pounding the said Pastora's helicopter was Pastora was badly wounded in a Collector Carol M. Lenihan were The opposition, however, was bathroom, carpeting throughout and garage. Call for more detalla. newcomers and DellaFera will late a room home with living state's tourist-rich “ Grand found Wednesday on a ranch near bomb attack at his jungle base just endorsed by the Republican nomi­ unimpressed. 643-4060 join incumbents William J. Diana, room, 3 bedrooms, formal din­ Strand” with up to 8 inches of Aguabuena de Santa Clara, Costa inside Nicaragua on May 30. 1984, nating committee Wednesday ing room, dsn or extra bedroom 49, Donna R. Mercier, 33, and "Those people will" be good rain and spilling white-capped Rica, 7 miles from the Nicaraguan which killed five people — includ­ night to run for the Board of and rec room In finished base­ Thomas H. Ferguson, 27, on the people to defeat Nov. 5," Demo­ waves into downtown streets. border, and that a ranch adminis­ ing an American journalist. No ment. Floor to calling brick fire­ Directors. Republican ticket in the Nov. 5 cratic Town Chairman Theodore But at daybreak, authorities trator had been questioned. group claimed responsibility for place In rec room, landscaping The committee also endorsed the election. Diana is an attorney R. Cummings said when told of the reported no deaths or injuries Pastora and his two helicopter the attack. three Republican incumbents on Charming 3 bedroom Ranch on beautifully landscaped wooded lot In shows pride of ownership. Easy practicing in Manchester and Republican nominating commit­ and forecasters downgraded pilots, known as "El Turco” and Pastora served in the Nicara­ the board and former Director sought after convenient location. FIreplaced living room, 1st floor laun­ accaaa to 1-84. Call now $98,900. Bob to a tropical storm before Ferguson is a real estate agent. tee's choices. dry, super dacki Won't last. "M arcos,” made radio contact guan government during the fir.st Gloria D. DellaFera to complete dawn. with ARDE rebels in Costa Rica Mercier is a housewife. Smith said that while the party years of Sandinista rule, which its slate of six candidates for the did not seek out a candidate from Bob moved inland, rapidly from one of the alliance's southern All will be seeking two-year began in 1979. Board of Directors. the Eighth District, he thought Put Number 1 to work for you.’ losing strength, and the storm's Nicaraguan bases early today, terms that begin in November. The Boland, 29, is president of Boland Lenihan would be an asset. Glastonburv $179,900 refugees i^tarted returning Davila said. Brothers Inc., a family-run oil Democrats currently hold a 6-3 "I think she can build a good JUST OFFEREDEDI Newly completed quality built LaCava 9 room Colo­ home to survey property He said the pilots were forced to business in Manchester. He is also" majority on the board, but Repub­ nial featuring 4 bedrooma, 2'4 baths, 2 fireplaces, family room and 1st damage. an emergency landing Tuesday lican leaders contacted today said coalition," he said. floor den and lovely private yard. Call for an appointment. 043-4060 Patio, Pool Lltaatylo chairman of the Manchester 20 X 40 In-ground pool wAhere- Hurricane forecasters said because of engine trouble, and that Inside Today "Young Republicans. Lenihan, 60, they are optimistic about gaining Relations between the town and FREE MARKET EVALUATION peutlc-|et lacuzzl. Seta In parfc- the major impact of the storm the chopper was so badly damaged just recently finished a second additional seats in November. district are likely to be a major llke yard with perennials and was felt from Eklisto Beach to it could-not be repaired. term as tax collector for the "I feel very good,” Republican campaign issue, as the Republi­ overlooking all la a relaxing Charleston, where 10,000 homes "Pastora was miraculously 20 pages, 2 sections district. "Pown Chairman Curtis M. Smith cans push to force the town to sell deck. Thia 10 room UAR Built were without power early saved" from serious injury in the DellaFera, 63, who served as a said. "W e've got some momen­ its fire station on Tolland Turn­ Contemporary has 3 bathe, 2 fl- today. accident, said Davila, who added ___12 Obituerlee. director from 1979 to 1981, is an tum, we're alive." pike, around which the district's raplacea, 4 bedrooma, a fantas­ Fort Sumter, where the first the commander had recovered 3 O p inion__ executive secretary with the Tra­ Smith said the slate assembled MsnChSSlSf B00I Buv nnn tic kitchen off family room, folar . 1S-19 Peopiclelk. volunteer fire department has the REAL ESTATE SERVICES shots of the Civil War were from minor back and rib bruises velers Insurance Cos. She cur­ by the party’s nominating commit­ lif!)?'!.!"?.'!:!!' 3 '•r g e ^ ro o m s . 2* baths, canlrihak hot water and much mo^i ~ .8 Spout. right to provide fire protection. and returned to combat in southern EntorlaInmonL . 12 Ttitvielon . tee represented "a real interesting 63 East Center St., Manchester. 643-4060 today to view this lotn fired, was pounded by 77 mph rently serves on the Board of Democrats say the firehouse pro­ pi?.V^?inda ’c T n i Nicaragua. Lottery _ 2 Wetther _ home. Education and announced only cross-section of people with differ­ tects three-quarters of its Intended Davila said Pastora had been Wednesday that she would seek the ent backgrounds.” Smith said he area. ' T MANCHESTER UKRALD, Thursday, July 25. 1985 3

t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, July 25, 19B5 About 4,000 face layoffs Democrats, Republicans name school candidates

Town Committee at a meeting in be running for terms that begin nominating committee and ac­ energy. Lincoln Center tonight . The recom­ next year and end in 1989. Camposeo, 42, said serving on Ex-MEA head Loss of contracts forces Quincy Shipyard ciosing Democratic cepted without opposition by the mendations were endorsed by the In other endor.semenls, the nom­ the Board of Education has been town committee Wednesday. Some party’s executive committee Wed­ inating committee recommended General Dynamics for $5 billion. “ one of the most gratifying ments,” said Piccuito. "Somebody 68 members attended the town nesday night. that l^uis C. Kocsis Jr., 61, and shipyard, which is the largest Although there are no proposals Washington. hopefuls have experiences of my life." He said he featured on QUINCY, Mass, (U P I) - For has to be a scapegoat to quiet up After meeting with the Massa­ committee meeting in Lincoln Gauvin currently works as a conservative party member John employer on ' South for use of the shipyard. Gov. "W e certainly do not intend to is committed to providing a good generations, shipbuilding has been the politicians and keep the people chusetts congressional delegation Center. special education coordinator for Tucci, 45, join incumbents Martin the way of life for thousands in Shore. Michael S. Dukakis said new rapid take this lying down,” said R i­ product for the right price. GOPs ticket happy. It is not going to be the in Washington, General Dynamics political ties The Democratic nominees for the West Hartford public school K. Shea, 29, and Jo.seph L. "W e have built ships here for transit cars for the Massachusetts chard Piccuito, president of Local Maffe, 49, said simply: "Thank Quincy, but come next spring. Quincy Shipbuilding Division of Vice Chairman Stanley Pace said Board of Education terms begin­ system. She was president of the Swens.son Sr , 71, as candidates for General Dynamics Corp.'s Quincy over a hundred years, and this is a Bay Transportation Authority 5 of the Industrial and Shipbuilders you. I'll see you in November.” General Dynamics." the company is making the an­ ning in November of this year are MEA for part of last year. Mrosek constable. The committee also dismal day for all of us," shipyard could be built there. Union. "W tire not going to be The Democrats also nominated By Kathy Garmus Shipbuilding Division will be shut Shipbuilder Jim Henly has been nouncement now "in the interest of By Alex GIrelll Joseph Camposeo and Francis is a cost estimator for a construc­ endorsed incumbent Ronald Vice President and General Man­ The governor said he is an scapegoats for General Edward Tomkiel for re-election as Herald Reporter down for good, idling some 4,000 working at the yard for 33 years. being very much upfront with our Herald Reporter Maffe, both incumbents. tion company in Windsor and a Osella, 44, and Paul Damiano, 33, workers. ager Gary Grimes told a news "optim ist" about the yard's future Dynamics.” town clerk and Roger Negro for He started when he was 18. employees." In the election, voters choose member of the Republican Town for selectmen. After the yard failed in recent conference Wednesday. because of "the quality of the General Dynamics was accused re-election as treasurer. The Republican Party’s nomi­ "Who wants to hire a man who s Sen. , D-Mass., said Two newcomers to the quest for three of four candidates for each Committee. Democratic Town Clerk Edward attempts to win two critical Navy "W e have all worked hard to live workers" and "the great location by the Pentagon earlier this year of Two newcomers — Frank Napo- nating committee has recom­ 50 years old?" Henley said. "They he is hopeful some use can be found public office — both from political period of office. The lowest vote- Dampier is seeking a second J. Tomkiel was also endorsed. contracts, the company said Wed­ up to our heritage of making of the facility." bid-rigging to win a contract to litano and Susan Thompson — mended that a past president of the want kids they can train their way for the distressed shipyard. backgrounds — were endorsed by getter is eliminated. The school term. He was first elected to the Donald Kuehl, vice chairman of nesday it will close the yard after 'Quincy-built' the best thing you He said the problem is "a build 11 nuclear submarines and of were endorsed for nomination as Manchester teachers' union and a — do their new type of work. Yet "We want to try to guarantee the Democratic Town Committee board currently comprises five board in 1981, beating fellow the Republican Town Committee, four Navy vessels currently being can say about a ship." challenge for all us," including the overcharging the government on selectmen. William Desmond, cost estimator round out the when you really come down to it for that if, in fact, nothing can be done Wednesday night to seek election Democrats and four Republicans. Republican Barbara A. Higley by said he was very ple.ised with the built in Quincy are compieted. The company and both company, the workers, local offi­ previous contracts. The company Clarence Foley, Paul Phillips and party's ticket for the Board of this type of industry, its the old guy in terms of shipbuilding — and I to the Board of Education for After the nominations were just one vole. He is a personnel slate. The yard has no work scheduled pledged after the announcement to cials, stale government and the has since lost several m ajor Navy Ronald Gates were endorsed as Education in the Nov. 5 election. that really knows what's going don't want to give up on that yet terms beginning in November read, Bogli thanked the committee director for the United Technolo­ "I see them all as winners, " he past the spring of 1986. expand job-placement programs. state's congressional delegation. contracts, including the two ear­ candidates for constable. The committee Wednesday night on.” personally — then we have an 1986. for its endorsement and promised gies Corp. said. " I think we could wind up The closing, which had been The company is presently spend­ Union officials, meanwhile, ac­ marked for the Quincy yard. During the meeting, Leonard endorsed Anne Gauvin, 35. former This is not the first time the yard obligation to try to make sure that They are Terry Bogli, 39. daugh­ to work hard at winning election Dampier and Gauvin will be with a majority on the Board of rumored for months, means the ing $10 million placing workers cused state officials of not doing "General Dynamics has been Seader, the veteran chairman of president of the Manchester Edu­ has closed. Bethlehem Steel, the we’re going to really reach out in a ter of Democratic Town Chairman and at serving. seeking tbree-year terms that Directors and the Board of end of 101 years of operation on the who had recently been laid off. The enough to keep the yard open and under constant fire for all the the Board of Education, received a cation Association, and Joel former owners, it closed for one positive way and turn this into a Theodore R. Cummings, and Jo- "W e have a fine school system,” begin this year and will run until Education ” Fore River. More than 1,000 state has kicked in an additional vowed to fight the closing, even if wrongdoings and all the innuendos standing round of applause for his Mrosek. 25, as well as incumbents year in 1963 before selling it to positive thing.” Ann Moriarty, 42, the wife of Moriarty said when it was her turn 1988. Democrats currently hold a 6-3 $800,000 for training programs. the battle takes them to concerning money and overpay­ service. Seader, a vice president at David Dampier Jr , 39, and Ber­ vessels have been built at the former Mayor Matthew Moriarty to speak. She said that to keep it Cobb, a retired kindergarten majority on the Board of Directors First Hartford Realty, declined to nice Cobb, 67. Jr. fine requires “ care, time, and a lot teacher, will also he seeking a and a 5-4 majority on the school The comniittee’s choices will be The two were among the candi­ of energy." She said she has the seek re-election. His term is one of presented to the full Republican second term. She and Mrosek will board Peopletalk Weather dates presented by the party lime and will devote the needed those ending in 1986. 2 Today’s forecast Mass, man Hopes dim for Union hydro plant Connecticut, Massachusetts Condo reduction sparks wins big and Rhode Island: Today: ferred to him by Catalyst, to discuss the repairs alone was available today. mostly sunny. Highs in t ^ 80s. By Alex GIrelll Norman L. Garceau, Herald Reporter whether there is any way the project cun be # The formula under which the town right, of Southbridge, Tonight: increasing cloudiness. appeal against zoners pursued. But five separate questions have would be paid for the power. The state Mass., leaps in victory as Lows in the 60s. Friday: mostly Although the prospect of developing a been raised about whether it should go Department of Public Utilities Control has the Massachusetts State cloudy with scattered showers forward. changed the formula governing the rate 5 hydropower plant at Union Pond Dam The developers who plan to build a authority to modify the general plan, Lottery's Big Money and thunderstorms. Highs in the appears dim, town officials have not If the hydropower project does not work Northeast Utilities would pay for electricity condominium complex at St. James saying it met all the requirements of Game host Brendan Sulli­ 80s. abandoned all hope of bringing the project out, the town will have to repair the dam generated by projecls'such as the one under and Park streets are appealing a the regulations that govern a PRD study. The DPUC has made the formula van watches his number Maine: Mostly sunny south to fruition. anyway. The state Department of Environ­ decision by the Planning and Zoning zone. They also said that the come up during Wednes­ and partly sunny north today. Robert Huestis, the town budget and mental Protection has not imposed its more favorable to NU. Commission to reduce the number of commission failed to state in writing day’s drawing at the lot­ Highs 80 to 90, except 75 to 80 east research officer, said Wednesday that a deadline for that work because the the permitted units. its reasons for modifying the plan. tery office in Braintree, coast. Clouding up tonight with a representative of Catalyst Energy Develop­ hydro study has been under way. g Doubt about how policies of the federal The partnership of Herman M. Town Planning Director Mark Mass. Garceau won chance of showers west and ment Co. of New York City — the town’s George A. Kandra, the Manchester administration will affect tax credits for Frechette, Annette J. Frechette, Pellegrini said today that the com­ $160,000 in the Big Money partner in the proposed project — has said it director of public works, said Wednesday energy-development projects. north by morning. Lows 60 to 70. Robert Regius,Samuel W. Kotsch Jr. mission reduced the number of units Game. probably will not be economically feasible that if the town notifies the DEP that it has g A decision by the D EP that not all of the i Showers likely Friday. Highs in and Thomas A. Benoit filed an appeal because of tbe potential impact on to go forward with the plan given up on the hydro project, a new water flowing over Union Dam should go the 70s to lower 80s. in Hartford Superior Court this week traffic in the area. That opinion came from John Sekar, who schedule for dam repair will have to be through turbines. Some must be bypassed UPI photo New Hampshire: Mostly charging that the PZC’s action was He said the reasons for the has been studying the project for Catalyst. worked out. to give fisb a path, the DEP said. Original sunny south and partly sunny "illegal, invalid and/or void," modification will be in the minutes of But Huestis said he hhs nothing in writing Huestis said the following negative calculations about power production were north today. Highs 80 to 90. The PZC granted the developers a the meeting, which have not yet been that says Catalyst is ready to abandon the factors have come up in discussions of the based on flowing all the water through the tm Clouding up tonight with a zone change July 1 to permit the typed. He added that the commission project. proposed plant: turbines. chance of showers toward morn­ condominiums, but said no more followed zoning procedures The proposal under study calls for the • The Attorn line price of the plant, g And the possibility that up-front costs ing. Lows 60 to 70. Mostly cloudy than 15 units could be built. The correctly. facility, which would use the flow of water estimated a1 $338,000. The estimate, made will increase because the State Historical developers said they planned to build with showers likely Friday. to generate electricity, to be constructed in by Black and Warner Construction Co. of Preservation Office has said there may be 25 units when they applied to have the At a June 17 public bearing on the Highs 75 to 85. connection with needed repairs to the dam, Farmington, was higher than expected. In archeologically significant industrial re­ 2.77-acre parcel rezoned from Resi­ zone-change application, several Michael’s movie Silver singing Vermont: Hazy, hot and humid Today: mostly sunny. Highs around 90. Southwest winds 10 to 15 which is located off Union Street. The power 1983, voters approved $695,000 in town mains buried under Union Street. The office today with highs 85 to 90. Warm dence C to Planned Residence neighbors of the proposed complex bonding for the plant construction and dam has urged that the Federal Regulatory Michael Jackson hasn’t retired after all. He's mph. Tonight: Increasing cloudiness. Lows 65 to 70. Southwest winds it generated would be sold to Northeast Music historians often say the Bitter End coffee and humid tonight with a chance Development. said additional traffic generated by repairs. At the lime, the plant was Commission not issue a permit for working with two movie powers — George Lucas 10 to 15 mph. Friday: mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of the condominiums would overburden Utilities. house in Greenwich Village is where the protest The developers claim in the appeal estimated to cost $295,000 and the dam hydropower until that possibility has been and Francis Ford of showers. Lows 65 to 70. showers and thunderstorms. Highs In the mid 80s. Outlook tor Huestis said he planned to meet with a music of the 1960s started. Tuesday night Peter, that the PZC did not have the Park Street. repairs $400,000 No estimate on the cost of explored. Coppola — on "Cap­ Showers and thunderstorms Saturday, a chance of showers and warm. Today's weather picture representative of another company, re­ tain Eno,” a 12- Paul and Mary, a group at the forefront of that likely Friday. Cooler but still was drawn by Michael Holcomb, of Pleasant Valley Road, a student at movement, were back in the tiny club to celebrate minute, $10 million humid with highs in the 80s. Robertson School. their 25lh anniversary in show business with a 3-D movie that will benefit concert for the Charity Bailey Children's OPEN TUE8. AND THUR8. EVENiNG8 J be featured next Camp Kennedy incident inspires iawsuit year at Walt Disney Folk Project. World’s Epcot Cen­ For two hours Peter Yarrow, Paul Stookey and Extended outlook campers to assault and grab and ter in Or.lando, Fla., Mary Travers were in top harmonious form, Representatives of a former retarded at the time of the alleged assault, including a severe concus­ Extended outlook for New that he failed to warn Alexander of and Disneyland in sounding more resonant than in the past and volunteer counselor at Camp incident. sion, learning loss, nerve damage, 24S SPRUCE STREET England Saturday through that possibility. Anaheim, Calif. bringing tears to the eyes of the overflow crowd Kennedy are suing the town and In the suit, the Alexanders claim damage to his jaw alignment and Monday: * > The town is cited in the suit for MARCHESTER.CT 0(040 Disney officials with folk standards "Blowin’ in the Wind," the camp supervisor in connection that on Aug. 2, 1983, PaulSammar- neurological damage. He was Connecticut, Massachusetts negligence related to the pavilion said the film, now "Where Have All the Flowers Gone” and "If 1 with an alleged assault by a iva, an adult camper, “ assaulted, hospitalized and under medical (203) (40-7202 Had a Hammer.” They also brought the 200 and Rhode Island: A chance of care for a long period, according to design and for lack of padding on STOP being shot in Los camper two years ago. struck and grabbed Matthew Alex­ showers Saturday. Fair Sunday Angeles, is a space guests, most of whom paid $100 a ticket, to their The suit was filed last week in ander who fell backward and hit a copy of the suit in the town clerk's the steel support posts. BRAKE U feet with a rousing new protest song — "E l and Monday. Highs in the 80s. Attorney John Papa, who is fantasy featuring Hartford Superior Court by Mary his head on a steel support post" in office. CENTERS, INC. original songs wrib Salvador." Lows in the 60s. Alexander, a resident of Olcott the camp pavilion. The camp is In the suit, Malinowski is blamed representing the Alexanders, said ten, produced and Joining the trio on stage for a "This Land Is Vermont: A chance of showers Street, on behalf of her minor son, operated by the town every for alleged carelessness and negli­ today that it is the policy of his performed by Jack- Your Land" finale were Tom Paxton, Judy early Saturday, then clearing. Matthew T. Alexander. The de­ summer at a site off Dartmouth gence and for what is said to be firm, Howard. Kohn, Sprague and 248 SPRUCE STREET / RIANCHESTER. CT 08040 son, who also will Collins, John Denver, Richie Havens and Paul Dry Sunday. A chance of show­ fendants are the Town of Manches­ Road. inadequate supervision of the FitzGerald of Hartford, not to dance. Butterfield. ers Monday. Highs 75 to 85. Lows ter and Joel Malinowski, a Farm The suit claims that Matthew campers. The suit claims Mali­ comment to the press on lawsuits. (203)646-7202 " I t ’s a big project 55 to 65. Drive resident who was supervisor Alexander suffered numerous in­ nowski should have known of the The town has until Aug. 13 to and a major piece," Maine St N.H.: Clearing Satur­ of the camp for the mentally juries as a result of the alleged propensities of some of the answer the suit. said video specialist Michael Jackson day. Fair Sunday. Cloudy Mon­ Satellite view L Pat Kelly, who has Now you know day with chance of showers in the W E DO Al LL 1 worked for Jackson and visited the set in Los afternoon. Lows in the 50s and Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:30 a m. EOT shows Angeles. "It’s not a lightweight deal." The planet Uranus was not discovered until strong thunderstorms associated with Hurricane Bob over coastal 1781. lower 60s. Highs in the upper 70s Lucas is the executive producer and Coppola is and 80s. South Carolina. Layered clouds with embedded showers extend Bolton leak may have been chlorine gas AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS the director and they will be joined by the across the Carolines and northern Florida. A line of thunderstorms choreographer from "Flashdance," the set reach from the Panhandle northeastward through Michigan. A BOLTON — A barrel containing Syndet Vice President Bill Gorra Turnpike with portable breathing "It’s something we use all the designer from the Tony Award-winning musical life time guarantee well defined eye can be seen with Hurricane JImena which Is located an industrial cleaning agent said the barrel contained a sub­ apparatus and protective gear. time and that's why we were a little "C ats" and the cinematographer for "Apoca­ Across the nation 300 miles southwest of Baja California. leaked what could have been toxic stance manufactured as a cleaning They ventilated the building with confused about it,” Gorra said of lypse Now." Showers and thunderstorms chlorine gas at Syndet Products agent for ice cream factories. He exhaust fans and moved the barrel the incident. "W e’ve never had a BRAKE SPECIALS will develop over much of the barrel of this leak before." .x.oo Inc. this morning. said he was not sure the gas given outside, he said. eastern half of the nation. off was chlorine, although the leak Gorra speculated that moisture molt molt Duet for Africa Thunderstorms will be most KA' Neither Syndet officials nor was reported to the Bolton Fire Preuss said the building was caused by high humidity may have numerous from the upper Great Bolton firefighters are sure what Department as a chlorine gas leak. evacuated before firefighters ar­ triggered the chemical reaction in DRUM BRAKES DISC BRAKES A vinyl version of that lively David Bowle-Mick Lakes through the mid- caused the chemical reaction that The fire department was sum­ rived and that company employees the barrel. dagger "Dancin’ in the Streets” Live Aid duel will Valley and across gave off the gas. No one was hurt in moned at 8:12 a.m. Fire Chief followed proper safety procedures. *49.95 *59.95 be out soon, says Bob Geldof. rock singer-turned- the southern Atlantic coast the incident and officials said it James Preuss said firefighters "A t no time did it pose a danger,” Firefighters were on the scene saint. Geldof, who organized the Philadelphia- states. Scattered showers and posed no danger at any lime. entered the building at 201 he said. for about 45 minutes. London benefit, wore a green-specked suit, thundershowers will also de­ SAN FBANCISep yellow high-top sneakers and his perpetual velop over the southern plains near-beard at his Capitol Hill news conference and Arizona. and was presented with an award from the Sunny skies will prevail across LO S AIS L ES Congressional Arts Caucus. New England and much of the Geldof suggested Congress "might use some of western half of the nation. Most LOWEsJr®^ the military budget" and said he's a bit taken TEMPERATURES aback by all the acclaim from his feed-Africa of the country will have high works. temperatures in the 80s and low CHEAPERCHEjm 90s, while northern portions of "I'm a pop singer so all that about the Nobel ■70 lEOEM D- Prize and stuff — it’s weird," he said. the Great Lakes and northern He appeared on "Good Morning, America" and will have highs in the announced the next fund-raising plan. "I can 70s. Temperatures in the mid to 2 ^ S M O w tat^ flow exclusively reveal to you ... that the David upper 90s will be scattered UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST O (Z Z 3 TW0F0R.TW0F0R. 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In 1009, pioneer aviator Louis Chinese seized a;i airliner carry- Circulations. want to acquire." ' Megabucks” : 1-3-9-15-29-35 \ MANCHESTKH IIKRALD. Thursday, July 25. 1985 — 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 25, 1985 South Africa hits new low U.S./World Hospital confirms Tutu assails In Reagan policy in relations with the West Hudson has AIDS against Pretoria’s race laws. Bv Brendan Boyle The French move came after Reagan calls Cabinet meeting On June 14, South African troops and doctors had not yet determined what United Press International strong Western opposition to Bo­ By Jonathan Ferzloer hit suspected African National WASHINGTON — President Reagan has called treatment to give him. “ A decision will be WASHINGTON (UPI) - South absolutely nothing while he is tha’s suspension of civil rights in 36 United Press International Congress guerrilla strongholds in a Cabinet meeting for today, the first since his African Bishop Desmond Tutu, giving aid and comfort to the JOHANNESBURG, South regions around Johannesburg and made in the near future," she said. neighboring Botswana, prompting cancer surgery, to consider a full platter of issues Miller, who saw Hudson at the hospital winner of the 1984 Nobel Peace perpetrators of as vicious a system Africa — France’s deeision to Port Elizabeth in an effort to end 11 PARIS — Actor Rock Hudson, hospital­ Reagan to protest the next day by he believes should be resolved before he and Prize, today accused President as apartheid?" Tutu said. recall its ambassador from Preto months of bloody racial violence in ized since Sunday, is suffering from the Wednesday, said later the actor was recalling Ambassador Herman Congress take a vacation. Reagan of giving "aid and comfort "Is he saying to us that in fact for ria and halt new investments in which at least 480 people have been deadly immune system disease AIDS, a "feeling much better" and "looks Nickel for "consultations” Nikel An aide said Reagan, who is still recuperating to the perpetrators of one of most the Reagan administration, blacks South Africa marks an all lime low killed most of them by police Hudson spokeswoman said today. wonderful.” has not yet returned to Pretoria from the July 13 operation, will preside at the Reagan called Hudson on Wednesday "to racist systems since Nazism and are expendable? I would say that in South African relations with the The fn iled Stales, Britain iind Hudson, the one-time matinee idol who At the same time, Botha’s meeting in the Cabinet Room in the West Wing. that is the message that is coming the European Economic Commun­ stunned the public with his emaciated looks wish him w ell" and told him that ’’he and communism." West. government is at loggerheads with The aide said Reagan intends to discuss with through to us." he said. Political analysts said the ity hiive condemned tough police when he appeared with one-time co-star Mrs. Reagan were thinking of him,” said "We will not forget what has Britain. Ireland, the Netherlands Cabinet officers the deadlock over the budget; his Mark Weinberg, assistant White House happened to our people and where Tutu said Reagan’s stern treat­ French move could trigger similar and military measures against tax reform plan, the farm bill and the legal Doris Day last week, was diagnosed as blacks and called for an end to and New Zealand over separate having acquired immune deficiency syn­ press secretary. the American administration ment of some communist countries moves by other governments op recourses available to the United States in the apartheid — South Africa’s strict drome in the United States last year, stood at a time when we needed and relatively -fi^derate policy posed to President Pieter Botha’s aftermath of the hijacking of TWA's Flight 847 Reagan is recuperating from surgery he toward South AfrWu illustrates a laws of racial separation. They publicist Yannou Collart said. them desperately," Tutu told the declaration of emergency rule, V . and the ensuing hostage crisis. underwent 11 days ago for removal of a CBS News Nightwatch program in political double standard. under which police have detained also have urged the minority white Reagan, 74. has been meeting daily with key Hudson had flown to France to consult a cancerous tumor. Hudson is an old friend of government to negotiate with specialist when he fell ill at the Ritz Hotel in a telephone interview from "Why is he able to apply at least 665 people since Sunday. staffers, including Vice President George Bush, the Reagans from their Hollywood days and Johannesburg. sanctions so easily against Nicara­ But economists said 4he decision leaders of the nation’s 22 million White House chief of staff Donald Regan and Paris iast weekend. was a guest at the White House about a year blacks - 71) pcTcent of the THINKING OF "M r. Rock Hudson has acquired immune "W e feel basically hurl, very gua. and then he can do so also to halt new investments would national security adviser Robert McFarlane. But ago, when Mrs. Reagan noticed he had lost population. Selling Your deficiency syndrome, diagnosed over a deeply hurt because we have against Poland? But the moment cause little economic harm. No generally, the White House appears on hold, with weight. fought to bring about change in any suggestion is made about significant new investments were Pretoria fears the loss of a Multi-Family House? the calm surrounding Reagan’s convalescence year ago in the United States.” Collart told There have been rumors in Hollywood for valued friend as (’ resident Reagan reporters at the American Hospital, where South Africa by peaceful means," taking moderate action action expected anyway, the economists adding to the usual quiet that precedes tbe'August about a year that Hudson, known most against apartheid, then we get all faces escalating opposition to his the actor was admitted Sunday. UPl photo he said. "And this great country, said. We’re Buying! lull. recently for his TV roles on "McMillan & “ constructive engagement” pol­ ■’He came to Paris to consuit a specialist. America, aids and abets the the sophistry about how many "It is a cheap political move, W ife" and "Dynasty," had AIDS. He looked Donna Richard wipes tear away during arraignment in perpetrators of one of most racist black people who will suffer," Tutu really." said one European diplo­ icy, which eschews any break with Call Wallace OK after operation Prior to meeting the specialist he became gaunt and tired at his most recent public South Africa and emphasizes, very ill at the Ritz Hotel and his personal Providence, R.I., Superior Court Wednesday. In the systems since Nazism and asked mat. ’’P'rance has very little to Boland Brothers, Inc. appearance last week in Carmel. Calif., communism. ” The United States, he said. lose.” instead, friendly persuasion to gel 2 ENGLEWOOD. Colo. — Gov. George business manager Mark Miller advised him with Day. center is attorney George Muskian. Behind him is Current French investments iti Pretoria to mend its ways. Wallace, dogged by chronic pain since he was from California to enter the American South African authorities have - should consider harsher measures for dealing with the South African South Africa - not affected liy But separate votes in the House shot and paralyzed from the waist down 13 years hospital immediately” The ruggedly handsome Hudson stands Richard's husband. Ralph. detained more than 600 people and DESMOND TUTU government, including economic Wc'dnesday's action - total about and Senate ;ire expeclod soon on a 649-2947 ago, emerged from nearly five hours of surgery Collart said doctors had conducted "a 6-fect-4 and weighed over 200 pounds during at least 11 have been killed since and political sanctions. . , faults U.S. policy $1.5 billion package of escalating siinctinns saying his pain had lessened, doctors reported. series of diagnostic exams” on Hudson, who his prime movie-making days, which emergency rule was imposed in Dr. Daniel Lammertse, medical director at was reported to be gaining strength and was included a series of romantic comedies much of South Africa Sunday. Craig Hospital and Wallace's attending physi­ cheered Wednesday by a phone call from such as ’Pillow Talk. ” He is best known for Tutu called on the administra­ cian, cautioned that doctors will be unable to his old friend President Reagan his role as the patriarch in I he movie classic Richards freed tion to abandon its "constructive measure the success of Wednesday’s 4-hour and She said doctors "suspected" Hudson "Giant, ” for which he was nominated for an engagement" policy as quickly as 5 50-mlnute surgery until “ sometime next week” was suffering from the all-consuming Academy Award. possible and to take action to Confined to a wheelchair since he was shot by disease, which strikes mainly homosexuals The Pasteur Institut in Paris, which punish the white minority govern­ Arthur Bremer during a 1972 presidential and recipients of blood transfusions, but Hudson was widely reported to have been on $100,000 bail ment in Pretoria. campaign stop in Maryland, Wallace has been were unaware of the previous diagnosis planning to visit, has spearheaded research “ Let me ask, what would have been the reaction of Mr. Reagan if plagued by "phantom’’ pains appearing to until Miller informed them after his arrival into AIDS in France, a world leader in the By Michael J. Spataro “ The charges against Mrs. Ri­ it was not black people who. 500 or originate in the paralyzed portion of his body. in Paris Wednesday. treatment of the disease. United Press International chard are serious, but she has no Aides say the pains have increased in recent "The physicians discovered abnormali­ The institute isolated a virus named LAV, criminal history,” Caldarone said more of them, who are killed since j years. ties in the liver which, without knowledge of August? What would be his reac­ CAI DOR believed to cause AIDS, in 1983, a year PROVIDENCE. R.I - Ralph before continuing her bail. tion if those casualties were white? an AIDS diagnosis, were suspected to be before U S. scientists made a similar and Donna Richard can remain Caldarone also set bail at Would he be sitting and making ‘Killer bees’ found In West caused either by infections or were discovery of a virus they identified as free on bail until October, when $100,000 surety for Ralph Richard consistent with metastatic liver disease," HTLV-3. rhetorical statements which mean SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A swarm of ’killer they are tentatively scheduled to and ordered him to contact Rhode KODAK FACTORY the publicist said. Scientists say the two viruses arc bees” — the African pests rumored for years to be stand trial in the sexual assault Island authorities weekly. She said Hudson was ’’improving daily" buzzing relentlessly toward the United States — extremely similar. and beating death of their 4-month- Richard will be allowed to travel has turned up near an oil field in California’s old daughter, Jerri Ann. to Indiana to visit his wife, MIT study Central Valley. The Richards were freed on Colorado, where he faces drug Jan Wessell, a spokeswoman for the state $100,000 bail Wednesday after they charges in an unrelated case, PROCESSING SPECI/ Department of Food and Agriculture, said OPEC backs minor cut walked hand-in-hand into court Massachusetts, where his mother Wednesday it was the first time that live and pleaded innocent in the No­ lives, and Connecticut, where he sees no Africa-originated bees had been found in the GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) - OPEC official differentials — the price range vember 1984 slaying of their only now lives and works with his Bring in any Kodak 15-24-36 United States. oil ministers ended their latest conference between the best and poorest grades of oil — child. father, They are called "killer bees" because they are today with a majority agreeing on a minor from $2.15 to $2.65. ’’Not guilty to all counts, your Richard posted the required retaliation more likely to attack and sting than the average price reduction for heavier crudes, but a Rates now range from the $26 for cheaper honor, ” Ralph Richard. 33. told $10,000 before leaving the court­ heavy crude to an unchanged $28.65 for light Exposure (Roii or Disc) of bee. For decades, they have been the subject of resolute minority deprived the cartel of Superior Court Judge Thomas house with his family and friends. wild stories, and their reputation for fierceness needed unity. grades. Caldarone Jr. as he was arraigned Earlier in the week. Attorney CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (U P I) - was enhanced in several low-budget science- Algeria, Libya and Iran formally re­ Algeria and Libya produce ultra light, the on five charges, which accuse him General Arlene Violet said the South Africa is making an "empty fiction movies that were stronger on technical jected the slight realignment of prices, most expensive oil of all, but their grades of sexually assaulting his infant state would ask for $1 million bail threat” ^in warning it will meet Kodacolor Fiim for Kodak effects than scientific honesty. ending what had been slim chances of are excluded from the official price range daughter. each for the Richards, but prosecu­ proposed U S. economic sanctions The greatest risk posed to humans is that "even restoring unity within the Organization of because of their dissent. His wife, Donna, 33, whispered tors Charles Nystedt and Henry by stopping sales of important j a slight disturbance can set off a chain reaction Petroleum Exporting Countries. OPEC sources and industry observers ’’not guilty" through a stream of Gemma said they were satisfied minerals because the apartheid Factory Processing and affecting an entire swarm,” Wessell said. "They The ministers, who had gathered for the said the Algerians, Libyans and Iranians tears as she pleaded innocent to the couple would appear in court nation’s economy depends heavily have been known to chase and sting animals or fifth time in eight months, agreed to meet will have to sell at even larger discounts murder and four other charges in and the request was never made. on exports, researchers said. people within approximately 300 feet of a again in October in Vienna to discuss the than before because of the cut in heavy the Nov. 15. 1984, slaying of her The state also waived a bail The U.S. imports a wide range of crude prices. Receive a FREE 5x7!* swarm." even thornier issue of production levels. only child. hearing for the Richards, who will minerals from South Africa, in­ However, she stressed that the sting of one of At this week’s four-day conference, 10 of Analysts said that even the Saudis — the The baby’s battered body was remain free while their case is cluding chromium, cobalt, manga­ This offer in effect thru August 3,1985 these highly aggressive bees is "no more the 13 OPEC ministers agreed to reduce the only OPEC member to have honored price found in an alley near her parents’ pending. Pre-trial motions are nese and platinum, and the Con­ ■ (MfX fof venomous’ ’ than that of a domestic bee. ’ ’There is official price of heavy crude oil by !>0 cents and production arrangements — may begin Pawtucket apartment last year tentatively scheduled for Sep­ gressional Office of Technology no evidence that they cause more human to $26 a barrel and that of medium crude by discounting. following a report of a kidnapping tember with a tentative trial date a Assessment has recommended u Saudi Arabia, in a vain effort to bolster 33% OFF OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! INVENTORY CLEARANCE SPECIAL! SPECIAL PURCHASE! I fatalities than domestic bees,” Wessell said. 20 cents to $27.20, a closing statement said. and an intensive, four-day search. month later. Gemma said. steps be taken to ensure a prices, has recently been producing only The reductions amounted to just 2 and 1 Caldarone continued Mrs. R i­ Jerri Ann disappeared from her continuous supply, Massachusetts ALL CARR KODAK Dsluxs Disc percent respectively and industry analysts around 2 million barrels of oil a day. against chard’s District Court bail at crib in her parents’ Pawtucket Institute of Technology re­ Ttrie-Zero POLAROID Officials probe Tenn. fire a capacity of more than 10 million. Photo Frames* said the effects on markets would be $100,000 surety, which she had apartment the night of Nov. 11, searchers said Wednesday. Supercokjr Time Zero 2-Pak 8000 Camsm with NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Firefighters stood hy insignificant. It has to at least double its output because already posted, and allowed her to 1984. Her parents made a tearful But proposed legislation aimed 3x5" to 8x12'In Instant Color Film* Two Disc Film helplessly as five people died in a blaze that swept Free market prices already are as much of a growing revenue deficit. To do that, it return to her parents’ home in television plea for her safe return at prodding the regime into ending choice of oak, teak, a two-story boarding house where inspectors had as $2 lower than official OPEC rates and will have to sell heavy crude at well below Bloomington, Ind. as a nationwide search for the child its racist form of government has walnut, melal, plastic. ExamplM: found substandard wiring and residents jammed analysts predicted continued and probably the new $26 price, the analysts said. 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"In our view, this is an empty •BILLY JOEL ‘ JEFF BECK •CARLY SIMON •COREY HART •HEART •TEARS FOR FEARS WASHINGTON (U PI) - Senators on save $11 billion over three years, even ness Report" the new budget also intact and cut about $272 billion. threat since the United States can Plane crashes in Colombia the congressional budget negotiating with the second-year catch-up includes a one-year delay in tax Separately, the House Ways and obtain these critical metals else­ • BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN •PHIL COLLINS • •PRINCE •BRYAN ADAMS •POINTER SISTERS team are readying a new plan that Budget talks have been stalled for indexing with a similar catch-up Specc*d 7 Heconl Set I EARS FOR FEARS Means Committee approved a cigarette where — albeit at somewhat Songs From The Big Chair T BOGOTA, Colombia — A Colombian Air Force would freeze Social Security cost-of- more than six weeks and the new provision in the second year. Tax tax and cuts in Medicare aimed at higher prices. And South Africa B ILLY JOEL cargo plane pressed into passenger service living raises for a year but grant a proposal is aimed at breaking the indexing iowers the tax burden to saving $19 billion in the next three must continue selling these metals (,KI AIISI HITS CARLY \O I I \1 l \ i i VOI UMI II 1 because of an airline pilots’ strike crashed in the catch-up raise the next year. Sen. Rudy logjam. compensate for inflation. years, as part of the deficit-reduction to someone if it wants to preserve SIMON \ 'n jungle during a rainstorm. Officiais feared all of Juei The Wsy'^'bu Are Boschwitz says. A Senate Budget Committee spokes­ Budget talks collapsed la.st week effort. the health of its economy," the Its Still nock Arn) Roll $0 Me/Wy Lite Reopte Gel Seedy wuh Rod Slewed spoil H ) ( , I K l| the more than 70 people aboard were killed. Pi«no Men/leu Her About H ArrMMlH>ut/Gett U* AH In the End Boschwitz, R-Minn.. a member of the man said the plan is merely "one of two after Senate negotiators rejected the The Medicare cuts include a slower article said. EftcefM/Eceieey Maj. Rafael Hurtado of the Civil Aeronautics House-Senate conference committee, ■ncluOirsg or three proposals which are under latest House offer, which cut a bit more rate of increase in payments to The researchers concede South Tired Seing Department said the DC-6 crashed Wednesday Ot eiortde said the new budget plan — which also consideration. ” from domestic spending but not enough hospitals and a freeze on fees to Africa is a crucial mineral supplier My t4ew Boyttrend shortly after takeoff from Leticia, a city in lonigM Ar«d tereve* includes a similar freeze and catch-up But another source, who asked for to satisfy the Senate, physicians who do not accept Medicare and there are no substitutes for the extreme southeast Colombia. on tax indexing and an oil import fee — (ntatvrew anonymity, said the plan Boschwitz The Senate’s original budget culled reimbursement as total compensation. minerals in many important Sported Go! Government aviation officials said rescuers would cut $340 billion from the deficit outlined is the one the majority of the for a complete freeze in Social Security The committee also voted to keep processes. would not be able to reach the wreckage until over the next three years, far more than TEARS FOR FEARS Senate conferees want to present, cost-of-living raises. It would have cigarette taxes at 16 cents a pack Chromium, for example, is BILLY JOEL later today. Rain and darkness prevented them the original House or Senate plans. COREY HART HEART CARLY SIMON S 0 N 0 8 F R 0 M though he did not say when the blueprint sliced $295 billion from the federal instead of letting the levy drop as needed to make stainless steel. OREATESTHITS JEFFEHECK from reaching the site Wednesday. A Boschwitz aide said freezing Social BOY IN THE BOX HEART SPOILED GIRL THE BIO CHAIR would be offered. deficit in the next three years. 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Dole Wednesday to per­ It perplexes me that George Washington placed news media recognitionm than on historical million last year by billing them customers. suade her to turn down New York’s Anderson request that unspent nuclear fuel only fifth in a new Gallup poll on the "greatest accomplishments — in which case the poll m ight (or federal taxes the companies "A funny thing happened on the didn’t actually pay. way to the Treasury, and that is b e transported through presidents in United States history" and that only f be more of a popularity contest than an objective 1 The Connecticut Citizen Action most of this money has disap­ Connecticut. three pre-20th century chief executives received evaluation of greatness. Group joined citizen groups peared,” said Michael Wilkinson, “ I thought it was important to mention in the results. N.LaVerl around the country Wednesday in a member of the Connecticut lobby the head-decision m aker," F or good reasons Washington was called the SECRETARY OF EDUCATION William releasing a report claiming that Citizen Action Group energy Rowland said in a telephone father of the country and m em orialized as "first Christensen Bennett stressed recently that Americans need to 125 major electric companies committee. interview following the 30-minute in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his put more emphasis on history. Possibly billed customers a record $7.4 He said utilities are using the meeting with the secretary in countrymen." Our capital city bears his name, a inadequate background on U.S. history m ight be a 3>iflion last year for "phantom money (or other purposes, includ­ Washington, D C. 555-foot-high monument was erected in his honor, reason so few early presidents w ere named by poll The Pentagon Taxes.” ing construction of "unnecessary “ She should be making a deci­ ill. Northeast spokesman Emma­ nuclear power plants,” including sion in September,’' Rowland said, and through the years Am ericans have m . participants. i nuel Forde said the tax laws in the Millstone 3 plant being built in noting that he elaborated on the com m em orated his birthday. I definitely suggest that those who play down question are used by all corpora­ Waterford by CL&P’s parent com­ reasons why the fuel should not be Y et the 1,540 adults who were interviewed gave George Washington’s achievements reread fights to keep tions, Including utilities, to provide pany, Northeast Utilities. allowed to be routed through him only a 25 percent rating (first, second and However, it seems to me the fairness of these history on the m iracles he wrought as tax Incentives for companies to Connecticut. The CCAG said the information third choices com bined), com pared with 56 "greatest presidents" polls might be open to com mander-in-chief in the Revolutionary W a r ... make capital investments. New York city officials are in the Environmental Action Foun­ percent for John F. Kennedy, who topped the poll. question unless persons interviewed are given his role as chairman of the convention that wrote Forde said the CCAG charges seeking a waiver from the federal dation report was compiled from The question was worded this way: "W hich adequate tim e to mull their choices. the Constitution ... his two-term presidency in ocean ‘lands’ are "trotted up with great regular­ Transportation Department to annual reports filed by utilities three presidents do you regard as the greatest?" How many citizens can just "tick off" their ity" and denied that Northeast or have spent nuclear fuel from the which he nurtured thb fragile “ political with the Federal Energy Regula­ other utilities will not have to pay Brookhaven National Laborato­ Behind Kennedy, Abraham Lincoln rated 48 selections? How many would be that well experifllent’ ’ into a viable nation and set tory Commission in Washington. UPl photo the taxes. ries on Long Island carried across percent; Franklin D. Roosevelt, 41; and Harry prepared? Can a just and responsible collective precedents for succeeding chief executives. WASHINGTON — The Pentagon has quietly The foundation said "phantom ’’They’re just simply put off. but Maine Utilities. The Maine investment Long Island Sound on barges and Truman, 26. opinion beexpected in "to p o f the head” responses Jefferson caught the essence of Washington’s asserte^cmwol over millions of acres of federal land taxes" are created because fed­ John Eichorn, president of Eastern they will be paid," Forde said. then trucked through Connecticut Next to Washington’s 25 percent, according to on a question covering such a broad sweep of greatness in these words; eral law requires utilities to charge cost his utility $370 million. At left is in a moS’e-th^t puts the Defense Department squarely The report by the Washington- Utilities, teiis reporters Wednesday that enroute to a disposal site in Idaho. the news accounts, cam e Ronald Reagan, 21; history? their customers as if they did not William Derrickson, Seabrook project “ His was the singular destiny and m erit of at odds with Big Oil and on the side of based Environmental Action his firm has offered $31 million for the "Their basic argument is New receive certain major tax breaks Dwight Eisenhower, 16; Richard Nixon, 11; With reference to so few early presidents being leading the arm ies of his country successfully environmentalists. Foundation said the two major director. York City is too dtnsely populated currently. purchase of the shares owned by the Jim m y Carter, 9; Thomas Jefferson and Theodore mentioned, note that of the 39 men who have through an arduous war for the establishment of electric companies in Connecticut so the fuel should be transported The strange “ land grab” involves huge portions Of Roosevelt, 7 each; Lyndon B. Johnson, 5; and served as chief executives in the republic’s 196- its independence; of conducting its councils collected $173 million in customer The report said the unpaid taxes across Long Island Sound, through the Outer Continental Shelf that the Interior Woodrow Wilson and Herbert Hoover, 1 each. year history, only 15 have been electeJ) in the 20th through the birth of a governm ent new in its form rates for federal taxes the compan­ should eventually be paid to the Changes at Seabrook Bridgeport or New London and Department wants to lease to the oil and gas industi^ century. Y et in the Gallup poll, all those named by and principles until it settled down into a quiet and ies didn’t actually pay. government or refunded to rate­ then out west,” Rowland said. AT LEAST THE POLL was consistent. Gallup respondents except Washington, Lincoln and orderly train; and of scrupulously obeying the for offshore drilling. The Pentagon has designated 115 The report said Connecticut payers, but utilities can avoid ever Rowland and other Connecticut million acres of the underwater "land off-limits to paying the taxes by building more officials have been working to had posed the same question in a 1975 survey and Jefferson are from this century. laws through the whole of his career, civil and Light & Power Co. collected $148 exploitation. By comparison, the total amount of million from customers for federal power plants. block the New York request, the "top five” rankings were the same as this year This leads me to wonder if those interviewed m ilitary, of which the history of the world wilderness protected from development in and Income taxes, but paid $16.3 Wilkinson said the CCAG will titility lowers price tag saying the Connecticut route would except for variance in the percentages. learned more heavily on personal memory and furnishes no other exam ple.” the lower 48 states is only 89 million acres. million to the government, repres­ lobby the state’s congressional be longer and disputing the city’s enting an overcharge in 1984 of $123 delegation as well as the Legisla­ other arguments. The Pentagon claims that preservation of the for each residential customer. ture and state Department of By Richard March Hampshire seacoast construction share of Seabrook owned by Maine "The argument of density is a © 1985 by NEA. Inc utilities and a 1.6 percent share An editorial offshore areas is vital to submarine and other It said United Illuminating Co. Public Utility Control to put an end United Press International site. poor one," Rowland added, noting to the "phantom tax" problem. But Derrickson said the new owned by Central Vermont Public operations required for national defense. The collected $34.7 million for taxes. it connotes “ New York is more SEABROOK, N.H. - The estimate is based on the removal of Service Corp. important" than Connecticut apparance of oil rigs and exploration equipment owners of the Seabrook nuclear a $5 million weekly funding cap on The proposed sales were promp­ cities. would make these military operations difficult if not state plans new hearing plant have set their sights on a Seabrook construction by New ted by regulatory rulings in Maine “We’ve been arguing It’s not Not much impossible, the Pentagon says. Here’s what our lower completion cost and earlier Hampshire regulators. and Vermont ordering utilities in safer to transport the fuel through associate Donald Goldberg has learned about the those states to draw up plans to HARTFORD (U P l) - The state is an imminent substantial threat startup date, providing they can He said the 16 New England Connecticut, not a shorter route disengage from Seabrook, which bureaucratic battle: Department of Environmental to residents of the area." overcome remaining regulatory utilities that own Seabrook would and much more expensive." regulators said has been plagued NW m > s Protection will reopen hearings The DEP has been trying to close hurdles. have to begin funding construction “ The problem is New York is at $9 million per week by Sep­ with financial problems. progress on 6OV\^4^^'V.l0S THE OCEAN-BOTTOM LAND has been a subject of next month on whether dangerous the dump for almost two years., William Derrickson, Seabrook really lobbying,” Rowland said, controversy ever since then-Secretary of Interior dioxin may travel from the Laurel Lawyers for the dump argued project manager, said Wednesday tember to achieve the new comple­ John Eichorn, president of East­ adding "it’s extremely important tion and cost estimates. James Watt proposed leasing nearly a billion acre^ Park landfill in Naugatuck to against reopening the hearings. the estimated completion cost of ern Utilities, said his firm has that I keep the pressure on” Public Service Co. of New against their arguments. Quk for oil and gas development four years ago. Partly on neighboring wells. "E ven assuming there is a path­ Seabrook I has been dropped from offered $31 million for the purchase the budget etTs way.” said lawyer Beth Barton, "a Hampshire, the lead Seabrook Rowland said he is "cautiously environmental grounds. Congress imposed a morato­ Hearing officer William S. last December’s figure of $4.64 of the shares owned by the Maine McGee said the hearings will focus threat from TCDD has not been billion to $4.56 billion. owner with a 35.6 percent share, utilities. He said the Maine utilities optimistic" Dole will come out rium on some of the leases, covering about 45 million currently is before regulators with a decision favorable to on information received since the demonstrated." Derrickson also moved up the have invested approximately $370 acres. Tedford said he will introduce asking for removal of the spending Connecticut. Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole and close of testimony in April. reactor’s projected commercial million in Seabrook. new test results which will show cap. If she does not, "w e can then White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan The Pentagon’s secret war with the Interior D EP officials said new test operation date from late 1986 to Eichorn said any transfer of several chemicals were found both In addition, Massachusetts At­ start a legal battle in the courts," earlier this week signaled an end to their Department has been going on ever since. "Disagree­ results support its argument that October 1986. ownership would be subject to the dioxin TCDD may travel at the landfill and in nearby torney General Francis Bellotti he added. ments between the agencies were well hidden," wrote “ This is the first time I have called for a regulatory investiga­ federal and state regulatory ap­ J public feud over the budget impasse. Dole was residential wells. J m underground from the dump to the proval. He also said the transfer an expert in the congressional Office of Technology Tedford said he would also experienced the price of a nuclear tion into the proposed buyout of too conciliatory. Why would he need the wells of nearby homeowners. could be completed as early as Assessment. "However, what was once handled on a introduce data gathered recently plant going down. And I ’m happy it Seabrook shares by a Boston firm, EMERGENCY administration after President Reagan un­ "The new test results will October, but may be delayed until routine case-by-case basis sems now to be turning into establish that a pathway does exist by an engineering firm studying was this one," Derrickson told calling it an attempt to "end-run Fire — Police — Medical dercut Republican senators by siding with a problem too broad and complex to be dealt with £(d the toxic waste problem at Laurel reporters. around Massachusetts March 1986. which will move contamination Eichorn said Maine utilities House Democrats on Social Security? With hoc." from the landfill to residential Park. Uniroyal Inc, which dumped Derrickson, who took control of regulators.” D IA L 911 rubber and chemical wastes at the project in early 1984, attributed Eastern Utilities Associates, a have agreed to pay their construc­ Reagan’s duties further limited by his wells,” said Assistant Attorney tion share until the transfer is In Manchester Complicating the matter is the lack of cle^r Laurel Park for years, is paying the lower cost estimate to a more Boston holding company, said this recuperation. Congress is going to have to General Kenneth N. Tedford. "It is completed. authority over withdrawal of public lands for military •till the state’s position that there (or the study. efficient work schedule at the New week it wants to buy the 9.7 percent come up with a budget itself. purposes. One law gives this power to the president U A freeze on the cost-of-living increase for and the defense secretary; another gives it 4o Social Security recipients had arguable Congress. Playing it safe, the Pentagon refers to it2 merit. While many elderly citizens have assertion of authority over the offshore land merely ag better incomes than the seniors of previous “deferrals" of development. ; generations. Social Security remains a In testimony last year before a House subcommib crucial source of income for many. Besides, tee, one defense official said the Pentagon supported Sale during the 1984 presidential election. Reagan the congressional ban for national security reason^ Several weeks later, the same official told another L ramrodded a cost-of-living increase through Open Forum Day Congress even when the inflation rate didn’t subcommittee the Defense Department opposed thg one warrant it. Why simply hand out such plums moratorium, thereby quietly conforming to thf the year but now is only too nappy open door policy. Our doors AND official administration line. f i t H # as cheap election-year ploys and ignore the to jump into the limelight and take our arms are open wide to those populace in other years? O’Neill stages undue credit. who wish to give. H E R E ’S THE LIST of offshore areas the Pentagon When the budget process began, the a media event It is truly a sorry state of affairs Lucille Covey gave of herself, to has said must be preserved from exploitation: I when short-term political glory president wanted to balance the budget on the be sure. But if she were here to ask, • The Navy ’s Narragansett Bay Operating Area off and opportunism gives short shrift back of domestic spending. He also dinged to To the Editor: she would not deny that she southern New England, containing the transit la n ^ to the diligent work of others. The the naive notion that economic stimulation received much in return. used by 54 attack submarines assigned to the Atlantic governor is guilty of the worst kind from the 1981 tax cuts would close the gap Never let it be said that Gov. Fleet and based at Groton, Conn. ' O’Neill should let statesmanship of partisan politics, and I believe Mary C. Paro between expenditures and revenue. It has Explains the Navy document: "O il and go> rank higher than politics when it the people should know about it. Keeney Street School t Miss been four years, and the latest GNP and comes to staging a media event. Despite this blatant posturing on structures positioned within submarine transit lanes industrial production figures show the econ­ The most blatant evidence of this the part of the governor, we or high-usage operating areas present safety-te^ omy is slumping. lately was the governor’s signing Republicans have continued to try navigation hazards and acoustical inteference.” The ball is in the House Democrats’ court. of the Republican bill to ease rate cooperation rather than confronta­ After 35 years Furthermore, the noise from drilling would bollix up They got their freeze on defense spending as shock, with great fanfare, at the tion. Two weeks ago. Rep. Ander­ the delicate sound sensors that monitor enemy sutalii of Little League off the coast, according to the Navy document. L’ well as the victory on Social Security. The home of an East Hartford couple. son and I invited the governor to sit down with us to discuss in advance inflation adjustment means $28 billion must Those in attendance included the To the Editor: • The Mid-Atlantic area of Norfolk, Va., whei« media and plenty of legislative any required changes or problems be excised somewhere else. Amtrak seems drilling would hamper a number of sensitive Navy Democrats, but no Republicans, that exist with Connecticut’s Win­ ’’3Sth Little League operations, including missile tests, supersonic flights the most logical target. Revenue sharing, aid even though the GOP was responsi­ ter Energy Assistance Program, a Anniversary." and firing of cruise missiles and torpedoes. " to education, and Small Business Administra­ critical program for our state’s — YES!!! — 6.5%* ble for drafting and passing the 35 years — how time flies! I • The South Atlantic area off the Carolinas and tion grants provide worthy investments for rate-shock bill into law. low-income homeowners and ren­ remember that spring day in 1950 OT+U AnnualAnnual Percentage Percentage Florida, including Cape Canaveral. In addition to federal dollars that warrant their extension. In fact, legislation supported in ters. But apparently this program when we sat at a meeting in the submarine transit lanes, this area "emcompasses ei Sat. July Z/tn Rate Rate Available Available Regardless of what cuts are selected, the 11th hour by the governor isn’t important enough to com­ East Side, with Sherwood Robb mand his attention. To date, we unique combination of launch areas and support 2 accord must be reached on the deficit. Failure called for a minimum five-year presiding. From this meeting was phase-in of construction costs have received no response to our facilities associated with submarine-launched ballis­ to move seriously on this matter will call into bom Manchester Little League. tic missiles." related to the Seabrook I and meeting request. The response was great for account the basic strength of the American Millstone III nuclear power plants. • The Gulf of Mexico, where carrier training 9-5 All Convertibles coaches, umpires and sponsors. As economy and run the risk of a rush out of the The Republican bill that passed Carl A. Zinsser I look back, I see former Little Navy pilou tokes place, as well as mine countermea­ dollar. Such a rush would exacerbate the put the responsibility where it State Senator Leaguers who are now teachers, sures, anti-submarine warfare and amphibious deficit in the Treasury’s financing problems, belongs, leaving it to the experts in Manchester doctors, lawyers and businessmen operations. * since foreign funds have accounted for the state Department of Public of today. It felt good to reminisce. • Central and northern California operating zones, All Vanagons and Vanagon Campers perhaps half of that financing in recent years. Utility Control to determine the Now my son, a former Little with a wide variety of military activities occurring best length of time for a phase-in, A credit crisis could hamper continued Town education Leaguer, is coaching, and my from Point Conception near Santa Barbara north Co 5 between three and 10 years, to economic growth. Without that growth, we grandson is playing. the Oregon border. • maximize benefit for the has lost a friend Manchester Little League has can forget about the slightest narrowing of the consumer. given me lots of moments of deficit. FOOTNOTE: Last week the Interior DepartmeM The five-year period backed by To the Editor: pleasure through three genera­ Cabriolet Convertibles the governor would have tied the tentaUvely agreed to put most of California’s coastal tions. Long may it continue! waters off-UmlU to oil drilling until the year 2000, in hands of state regulators and Recently education lost a friend, exchange for an end to the congressional moratoriiith possibly added millions of dollars with the death of Lucille Covey. Harold A. Geer on other areas of the California coast. to ratepayers’ utility bills. Quickly For the past several years, Former Coach of seizing upon the good sense of the FREE TV or Lucille spent her Tuesday and Manchesler Little Leagve Un

Major League Baseball; Houston at Don O'Herlihy 1984 Rated PG New York Mats can writer and his French wife suspect interested, involved parties ought to share the (MAXI MOVIE: 'The Hollywood each other of infidelity Bruce Dern. Ste­ load," Carson said. David N. Neiditz of West Hartlord, said New York banks, was upheld liy the Woolf said the new information Ctj) Independent News Knights' The rowdiest car club in Beverly phanie Audran 1976 HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut "constituted good cause to reopen the (2^ All In the Family Hills lets loose . Michelle Pfeif­ Union employees voted June 23 to contribute Banking Commissioner Brian J Woolf. he would accept the resignation with U S. Supreme Court in June. [U S A ] Gangster Chronicles Woolf will leave his post during an hearing." S2) M*A*S-H fer. Robert Wuhl 1980 Rated R FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob Thave* *20 each toward the first phase of the feasibility 37, has announced his resignation to regret. 1 0 :1 5 P M Cli) Independent News investigation by his agency of activities Entertainment Tonight [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘The Star Chamber' An study, which is expected to cost more than lake a job with an Avon real estate "I think he has done an outstanding idealistic young judge, frustrated by legal 1 0 : 3 0 P M (5 ) Greats of the Game $12,000. If the study indicates an employee investment firm. job.” said the governor who made no of the E.F. Hutton k Co. Barney Miller loopholes, finds himself becoming the in- I'A I (SLAP I ( ^ Alfred Hitchcock purchase is viable, a second, more detailed phase mention of a possible successor Woolf held a hearing in June to decide SB Wild World of Animals strunient of everything he's fighting Woolf said Wednesday he would step 0 ‘NeiH orders against Michael Douglas, Hal Holbrook, ( 3 ) Heatwave Paquito D'Rivera ' Cuban will begin. down at the start of September to allow Woolf had served three years as whether the firm's brokerage-dealer J [C N N ] Crossfire APoUNP IVHFN J Sharon Gloss 1983 Rated R alto sax player Paquito D'Rivera is featured ■Tv . time to find a successor and would join executive assistant and legal counsel to license should be revoked because of [E S P N ] ESPN's Speedweek in this examination of contemporary Am er­ new election (USAl MOVIE: A Time To Die' An SUND/iy State Indians plan meeting Neiditz and before that, he worked for the company's guilty plea to federal [H B O l The 30-Second Seduction Con ican jazz N£=^UCHAPNffZ7AP Richard Roberts Group Inc., on Oct. 1. American World War II veteran tracks six SCHOOL Woolf, who took office in December the Meriden law firm of Shea, Axelrod mail and fraud charges. sumer Reports focuses on television ad sadistic Nazis who were responsible for ^ 24 Horas H ADDAM — American Indians from more than HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William vertising. THF HANPW/ZITIN& 1981, said he was going into private and Cook. The company pleaded guilty to 2,000 his wife's death Rex Harrison. Rod Taylor [D IS ] Spirit of Disneyland 30 tribes will gather on the Haddam Meadows counts in a check-writing scheme to A. O'Neill has ordered a special election [ m a x ] Screen Legends Jam es Stew art practice because his stale salary of Woolf will head up the new financial 8:30 PM ( D inside Ethiopia: Land of OM TH0" WAL-L ■— ■ to pick a new probate judge in Bethel. 11:00 PM ® ® 22 a® S® ®) next month for the first Connecticut River Indian $59,000 was not enough. services division of 'The Roberts Group- obtain interest free funds from bunks [U SA] Dragnet Famine, Larrd of Hope News Powwow, and paid a $.275 million fine. O’Neill Wednesday ordered the elec­ TH £= Y W o u L p "The salary, unfortunately, as with ,wilh the responsibility of developing tion to choose a successor to Probate (D WKRP in Cincinnati The two-day event attracting Aztecs, Cree any public office, is not what I need to investments interest among banks, On Tuesday. Woolf set another (D Bizarre HAV£= ^ L A W e p ^ Pawcaluck Pequots and White Mountain Crowr hearing for Aug 12 at the request of Judge Andrew Hogan, who is resigning live on in this particular stage of my insurance companies and other finan­ effective Jan. 8, 1986. (11) Odd Couple Apaches will celebrate Indian culture Aug. 24 anc cial institutions slate Attorney General Joseph 1. U U life," said Woolf, a lawyer by training. pof? IT. • ■« T^v£S The election will be held Nov. 5 to All In the Family 25. During his tenure. Woolf strongly Lieberman who said since the June THE MAIN EVENT He said he plans to remarry soon and coincide with local elections in Bethel. (3 Dr. Who "I'm quote excited about it,” said Ray Geer supported regional interstate banking, hearing, the Justice Deparlmet has supports two children from a previous The winner will serve the remainder Ryan O'Neal, a reluctant ( 3 M*A*S*H WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli tribal chairman of the Pawcatuck Pequots. "This disclosed that Hutton's top manage­ marriage. allowing banks in Connecticut to merge of Hogan's term, which runs through prizelighter, and Barbra dB MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan In Paris' A is the single biggest event Connecticut Indians ment team knew illegal activities were Gov. William O'Neill, who appointed with other New England banks. January 1987. Streisand, his determined double homicide leads the famed Oriental CRACXERSAND JUST ONCE I'D ei(SH... PEANUT have ever had.” Woolf upon the death of his predeces.sor. The concept, strongly opposed by occurring. detective into the sewers of Pans. Warner manager, enjoy a tender LKETO JUST BUTTS? AND Oland. Erik Rhodes, Mary Brian. 1935. SUN FUeW ER moment at his training camp SEEDS.THATfe S v V \ E l-J - (C N N ] Moneyline JELLY just prior to his big bout, in ALL I EVER SOMETHINGA CROISE vNkITS. i FULLY LICENSED & INSURED FREE ESTIMATES "The Main Event," which airs [D lS l Five Mile Creek L G ET TO EAT.' LITTLE MORE L [U S A ] Gong Show Unemployment filings show gain I ALL WORK GUARANTEED THURSDAY, JULY 25 on EXOTIC.' ABC, 1 1 :1 5 P M d B Reporter 41 CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 11:30 P M I^GHOHilites Employers will be billed at a rate HARTFORD (UPI) - Seasonal Labor Department said the increased number of people who C D Kojak of 0.035 percent of taxable wages closings pushed up the number of number of claims filed was up at were out of work in early 1983 j C Brothers Paving CD ABC News Nightline a paid to workers from July 1. 1983. workers filing (or unemployment all of its local offices. The greatest Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Residential - Commercial - Industrial Off Track Betting w through June 30, 1984, wi^hrtrills I CD benefits in Connecticut during the number of seasonal claims were Peraro said in a statement the (3B a4uJ sent only to employers who owe $10 I Quality is remembered and price is forgotten Honeymooners first two weeks of the month, the filed at offices in New Britain, assessment for interest will be less ( 3 Night Gallery Waterbury and Bridgeport. than last year because a $30.9 or more, Peraro said state Labor Department says. Last year's assessment was at (3 Tonight Show Tonight's guest is More than 7,500 people out of Although the number of claims million repayment was made gardening expert Thalassa Cruso (60 was up statewide, the insured against the loan last year, leaving the rale of 0.080 percent of taxable min.) work because of temporary sea­ , unemployment rale — the number a balance due of $32.9 million. wages paid to employees, he said. I Attehtipriiat^q 3 Hogan's Heroes sonal closings filed for benefits, Astrograph of continued claims filed in a d B La TraickHi pushing the statewide total of filings to a weekly average of 13-week period — remained at 1.6 i.:.' (§B MacNail/Lehrer Newshour percent, which was unchanged Crossword [C N N ] Sports Tonight 33,868 for the two-week period LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) You could be ARIES (March 21-April 19) Substantial ending July 13, the Labor Depart­ from the same period a year ago. 85 E. CENTER ST 5 . Speejsr lay^r' [ES P N l Sportscenter extremely lucky at this time with your strides can be made today in furthering your personal interests. Think in grand ment said Wednesday. officials said.- [U S A ] Meke Me Laugh 5 P M Three's Company ^ r t h d a y ment also announced that employ­ sarth CD older ones. issues of small consequence. at the end of June, including 3,140 WKEkKND S W U M 0 N A S W A Q [H B O ] Kenny Rogers end Dolly Parton Beginning TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're well- ers will be billed Aug. 1 for interest CASH & ( AKR> 1 Optic 4 Mors ssif. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) claims resulting from temporary Together Kenny and Dolly perform In con­ today, raise your sights a bit on your equipped today to manage the affairs or 4 Sown (Fr,) C 1 R E O H M c 1 N E July 26.1985 seasonal closings, the Labor De­ due the federal government on satisfisd cert. material goals. You're now in a good resources of others. When you look out 8 Arabian ship A L A N F L A E N N A partment said in a statement. loans taken in 1983 to keep the Asphalt 5 Long tims [TM C] MOVIE: Heart Uka a Wheel' People you know on a social basis will L ycie to increase your holdings. for Iheir welfare, they In turn will look out state's unemployment system Homonick Road 12 Organ lor 6 Girl servant B E L 1 E F T 1 N D E R (CC) The first woman drag racing cham­ play prominent roles in your affairs in the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Knowl­ tor yours. In the latest reporting period, the Gravel haaring pion is torn between her family and racing. year ahead. Make your friends aware of solvent. Stone Colchester. C T 06415 7 Dark wood A 8 IS E D E edge gained from past experience can QEM|NI (May 21-Jun* 20) If you have aa 13 Biblical land Bonnie Bedalia, Beau Bridges. Hoyt Axton. your desires whenever you're in need of a now be put to profit. Use your smarts to Nearly 30,000 employers will Drlvewey Sealer 8 551, Roman P important matter to discuss with another Youth program (203) 537-2216 S E L T D U E D Y E 1983 Rated PG favor. receive bills for the interest due (collect cMll9 eccepretf) 14 Actrau Tumar 9 Risky make more money. at this time, don't do It by phone or maiL Penetration K 1 N 8 U R E D 1 M 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® B am aby Jonas LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) People with whom CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) You have this year on a $83.8 million 16 Collag* dagra* 10 Singletons The results will be better If you meet faoe- awarded grant (abbr,| 1 L 0 8 P A 8 A P E ® Hawaii Fhfe-0 you’re involved today will be looking to a diligent supporter busy working on to face. received from the federal govern­ Pom Pons 11 Balls up you for leadership, so try not to let them 16 Fortnad labor M E 8 W A D s ' L Y E R ® Star Trek your behalf behind the scenes today. NEW HAVEN (UPI) -T h estate ment to provide benefits to an 17 Greek temple down. When the weaker begin to falter, He's able to do things for you that you CANCER (June 21.July 22) Don’t sell group 19 Tennis D A N D U O (2® MOVIE: The Year of Living assume command. Know where to look can't do for yourself. your skills shprt today It you are perform­ has given New Haven a $19,343 18 Vigorous co|. Dangerously’ A journalist trying uncover 7 0 D 1 N Q E N V 1 T 8 for romance and you'll find it. The Astro- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) People who ing work or-servlces (or another. Your cM:' grant to offer delinquent youths, 2 equipment the impending political overthrow of Indo­ * > 4N.N. . 2 loquial Ian. ent will be willing to pay a (air price (or who have already been processed 23 Silk fabric E N 1 M L 1 E ’ E N D 0 nesia falls in love with a British attache. Met Graph Matchmaker set instantly reveals meet you for the first time today will be guags Gibson, Sigourney Weaver, Linda Hunt. which signs are romantically perfect for favorably impressed. They'll be aware of value received. through the court, a chance to 25 Former Midaaat S E R E E N D L 1 0 N 20 Oanatic 1983 you. Mail $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 469. your finer qualities and eager to get to resume productive roles in the allianc* (abbr.) GARDENS matarlal (abbr,) T R E 8 Y A M 8 Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. know you better. 26 Flat tabisland ( 3 Divorce Court community. 21 Baatt of burdan VIRGO (Aug. 23*8epl. 22) You have PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Previously Mayor Biagio DiLielo said Tues­ 27 River in 3 Cherlle's Angels Mail now can be moved overnight 22 Scrambled — 38 Part of a bridla 50 Spdfe cases much greater reserve to draw upon today denied career breaks niay start popping , ® Pelicula: 'Chanoc en El Foso de Lm by express service, but no one has yet day the grant will be used to round _ 4t € t t a n d than you may realize. Should challenging 24 Poaiattiv* Flanders 40 Italian loose as of today. Be alert because 52 College officisl Serplentes' Humberto Gaaa. Rosalba situations arise, you'll be equal to the to find a way to get it out of the “in” out and expand the existing 28 Honing seaport opportunities might come In rapid Whitham's pronoun 54 Take In tail Brambila. test. succession. box in less than three days. delinquency prevention program, 26 Somathing 29 Cry of pain 43 Florida county [C N N ] Newsnlght which works with potentially trou­ 31 All (praf.) 55 German river iChrysanthemums unaxplalnad 45 Years of life [D IS ] Big Bwds at Dlsneytand 5 5 56 It (Sp.) blesome youths. 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Saving career exposure, DlLieto said. 39 Small quarral « Q 10 myopic declarer was trapped In 1983. Rated R DiLieto said the program "pro­ uoioru 16 »765 dummy. He gave up a diamond to the Native. Fresh Cut. All Color* 41 Onat (Fr.) 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Win the opem Hanging (abbr.) ■- night * gue*t is AMy Shaady (80 min.) ♦ A 10 9 7 4 8 shift, three little hearts become ade­ aalvia, etc. Pick ♦ K7 ♦Q96S32 quate trump support — hence North’s Ing lead, draw only two rounds of Pots so Varlatla* S 1 Oafana* dapart- 33 ® Maud# W hitham Nursery mant (abbr.) SOUTH raise to three hearts. After North had hearts, then lead a diamond. When EMERGENCY ■ lS2 Star Huatlar/Sign Off West ducks, lead dummy’s third' Route 6. Bolton — 643-7802 ♦ AK bid four clutw to show the club ace. C 8«|M 8 66I8CIIM 8i HMI68 S F8llag8 P laiitf, S3 Spooky 37 [U S A ] Haartlight City Fire — Police — Medical 168 Woodlend St., Manchester 57 Quiet ♦ AKQ108 4 South asked for aces and bid the slam. heart, returning to your hand so you' Bird fu tm . Bird fm i, Baad. Balia, PaMary, Open daily and Sunday 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. m o v ie f Opaa Daly 60 Spaky letter 42 1 2:45 A M [H B O ] : -Triumpha ♦ 643 A club lead on the go would have giv­ can lead a second diamond. If West: P lin l fM i. Driad Ualarlala, Craft Boaka and Bar of a Man CaHad Horsa' The ton of the DIAL 911 61 River in Franc* \ ♦ 84 en declarer no chance at all (indeed, ducks again, return to your hand with' danlnp Btaka, Bpaclil Taels, Bhruba and Traaa I aaFeSO ate 643-8474 agad wam or came* on *a dafondar of the a spade, and lead diamonds toward' In Manchester 62 Direction Sioux Indrans Richard Harris. Michael Vulnerable: Neither Blast might have doubled four clubs to dummy a third time. Now West has 63 Din* Back. Rated PG. Dealer: North help partner on lead), but West elect­ ■ 04 so 00 ed to table the spade nine. Now it no way to prevent you from establish-* 64 Oman ■ 1:00 A M 3 ) News We*l Nortk East Soalb 65 Dirk - ■ looked easy to declarer — as usual, ing the diamond suit and making th» B7 00 (X) Joe FrankUn Show 14 Pass 24 slam. 66 Monattary too easy, teuth won the spade, drew ( S ) Bamay Mibar Pass 34 Pass 34 trumps and played a diamond. West occupant • 1 |03 Fiah Pass 44 Pass 4 NT & ducked and the king won. Declarer ...ITS SPRING, DOWN S I Fibn/Sign-Off Pass 54 Pass 64 04 00 Pass Pass Pass pUyed a spade to his hand and led Pioneering for the ’80i: Taking a 1 Skinny fiah G ) Univarsitv Panpacthra another diamond. It wasn’t hard for medication every fotir boiira because 2 Southern "you" J (C N N ) Creaafire West to duck again. The diamond ace (eont) (C)iee6 by NEA. Inc 25 Opening lead: 4 9 you're out of the 12-hour, lonc-tfainfr [ES P N ] Compaq Sporta Special was only one trick, and that was not tion stuff. . Time To Get Growing!,., MANCHKSTKH IIK R A U ). Thur.sd;iy. July 25, ___M_ 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday! July 1985 Baseball volunteer GOP directors say F i t * - - ■ F O C U S / Family faces theft charges PAIt walkout unplanned

Police have charged a Little a statement from the owner of the Thomas H. Ferguson said today putting two questions on the Nov. 5 1 League volunteer with forgery and business which had issued the that when he and his two fellow ballot involving sale or shared use * larceny after receiving a com­ check, police said. Republican members of the Board of the firehouse with thfe"V'o1uri'teer ’■ plaint that he cashed several Boulay was held pending a court of Directors walked out of a special Eighth District Fire Department. checks and did not give the money appearance Tuesday. meeting Wednesday at which the "They were trying to turn it„* to the baseball league. sale of a town-owned firehouse was around and trying to make us look; William A. Boulay, 20, of 137 A South Windsor man was being discussed, the action was like the bad guys,” Ferguson said.-; Edgerton St., was arrested on a arrested on a warrant Tuesday in spontaneous. The walkout came after Demo-, lui' warrant Tuesday and charged connection with an incident June 28 The three — Ferguson, Donna cratic Majority Leader Stephen'" with second-degree forgery and in which he allegedly threatened Mercier, and William Diana — Penny sought to get the three; five counts of sixth-degree two men at a local gasoline station, walked out of the meeting shortly Republican directors to say they - larceny. police said. before it ended at about 6 p.m would abandon the party's effort tal Police said Robert Barrett, a William B. Farr, 37, was charged They left after Diana objected to force a referendum on sale-of the; volunteer for the International with two counts of threatening and the way the Democratic majority firehouse to the highest bidder who- Farm League, issued a complaint five counts of breach of peace. conducted the meeting, which was offers more that $400,000. ^ Police said that the arrest was July 10 that Boulay had been called by Mayor Barbara B. Mercier said this morning that; assigned to pick up donations to the based on complaints by the owner Weinberg. as far as she was concerned, there- league from several area busi­ and an employee of Jim's Arco at Diana had an appointment out of was no further business to discuss.' nesses. Barrett told police Boulay 204 Hartford Road. town and had to leave, Mercier when the Republicans left thd; cashed^he checks but did not turn The owner, James Thibodeau, said today. She agreed that the meeting. the mbney m to the league, police claimed that Farr had gone to the walkout was spontaneous, saying " I sat there through public., said. station and complained of the that when Diana left, there seemed discussion and through the votes, Police said the checks from six quality of repair work on his truck to be no point in remaining there she said. "F o r us to sit there and; businesses amounted to $110 and at the station almost two years for her or Ferguson. listen to Mr. Penny interrogate us- 2 that an additional $75 cash dona­ ago. When Thibodeau and an Ferguson said it seemed to him as if we were in a court of law' 2 tion from another business was employee. Drew Mayberry, 36, that in the meeting the Democrats seemed unnecesssary,” she said. ; never turned over to Barrett. tried to calm F'arr and asked him were admitting they had made a Boulay gave Barrett $30 in cash, to leave, he threatened to kill mistake in holding on to the town She said the question dealt witlT police said. Thibodeau and also threatened / O f- firehouse on Tolland Turnpike in at the meeting could have beerfj One of the original checks Mayberry, police said. Buckland, which lies in an area handled at a regular meeting since;; appeared to have been altered with Farr was processed and re­ protected by the Eighth Utilities the firehouse question has been' the addition of Boulay's name to leased on a non-surety bond. He is District. He said they proved it by before the board a long' time. 5 the front of the check, according to to appear in court Monday. 5 Democrats pass plan Murder case on hold UP! photo HARTFORD - A Hartford Su­ he expects attorneys on both sides for firehouse votes Herald photos by Tarquinio perior Court judge granted a of the case "to have a meaningful Vietnam veterans picket the ‘Rambo’ movie in San continuance today in proceedings discussion on whether or not it will But he said proponents of selling- Francisco Wednesday, charging that it could lead young Continued from page I against Marshall V. Crenshaw, a go to trial" at that time the town firehouse would give ' people to war. Geoffrey Rauch, left, and Charlie Liteky, Manchester resident accused of Crenshaw has pleaded not guilty elderly at the Bennet building and everybody in town a vote. Prayerful moments suffocating his infant daughter on to the murder chtirge against him claim the movie glorifies war. had opposed the paramedic Town Attorney Kevin O'Brien; April 20. service. has decided that only voters of the" SimoneTyrell of Hartford is deep in Judge Joseph Putrill continued If the case goes to trial, Kelly "They're going to get slapped in town fire district will have a vote if" said, the trial proceedings may not the case when public defender the teeth" on the firehouse issue. the Republicans are successful In^ begin until winter prayer during Vacation Bible School at Richard Kelly said he needed more You don’t speak for us,’ Kleipschmidt said. their petition drive. time to investigate Crenshaw's Crenshaw is accused of suffocat­ Roy Conyers of Concord Road, The Republicans have not de-‘, the Church of the Nazarene on Main case. ing his 10-month-old daughter, Vietnam vets tell Rambo an area served by the Buckland cided yet whether to challenge that; Street. Tyrell and about 30 other Crenshaw will next appear in Dale-Lynn, in his apartment at 40 firehouse, said he does not favor view, Ferguson said. -* court Aug. 29. Kelly said later that Olcolt St. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - A blast. sale of the firehouse. "I am a They are circulating petitionst youngsters from the Hartford Church of group of Vietnam veterans pick­ "The veterans want people who Republican, but I don't support throughout town, including the eted a theater showing Sylvester feel they must .see the film to do so anything that weakens fire protec­ Eighth Utilities District. The peti­ the Nazarene are joining the Manchester Stallone's box office smash with the knowledge Rambo docs tion in our area, " Conyers said. tion forms within the Eighth. church members every evening this Obituaries "Rambo: First Blood II " because not represent real Vietnam vete­ Robert Martin, a town firefigh­ District are blue, the others white;; they said it presents "a twisted rans and that the film presents a ter and president of firefighters' Lawrence said he has polled two- week. Left, Helen Dumas of East Middle dozen businesses in the Buejdand" glorification of combat" twisted glorification of combat union, said the Board of Directors Turnpike is the voice behind Albert, a John A. MorIconI arrangements Half-a-dozen members of the that in no way imparts to the seems to want "to play politics area and discovered that many of' Memorial donations may be Veterans Speakers Alliance ap­ viewer any idea of what the real with our lives and jobs." those who operate them assumed^; puppet who speaks to the children at John A. Moriconi, 79, of Lake made to the American Cancer peared Wednesday carrying signs horror and tragedy of war are "I truly hope the people of they receive fire protection from;' j Worth. Fla., formerly of Manches­ Manchester realize what is hap­ the Buckland station. He also said Society. 237 E. Center St. with messages such as "Rambo like, " organizer Eduardo Cohen Vacation Bible School. Above, the Rev. J ter, died Wednesday in Lake Opens Wounds That Were Heal­ said. pening, " Martin said. that when told their commercial \ Worth. He was the husband of Alex Elsesser of Baldwin Road, insurance rates were slightly Phillip Chatto, the church’s pastor, ing " and "The Greatest Warriors Cohen said other veterans organ­ Mary E. (Marlin) Moriconi. Frank Paggloli also served from the Buckland higher because they were served Are The Ones Who Stand For izations have voiced support for He was born in Magliano Sabina, Frank Paggioli, 70. of 228 West firehouse, said "That firehouse by the Eighth District Fire Depart­ addresses the Bible school participants Peace." their protest. province of Rieti, Italy, on Sept. 19, Street. Bolton, died Wednesday at In the movie, Rambo single- belongs to us." ment, they felt the increased cost on Tuesday. Fran Blaney, Vacation Bible 1905. his home after a long illness. He handedly rescues American pri­ "We plan to ask Sylvester Architect Richard Lawrence, offset the lower cost of fire, He was the former owner of the was the husband of Isolda (Riva) soners of war still held in Vietnam Stallone to retrain from being a whose office is at 1075 Tolland protection in the Eighth District. • School director, is seated in the front State Lunch Restaurant in Paggioli and kills hundreds of Vietnamese spokesperson for Vietnam vets. " Turnpike, said his effort to give Thomas Landers, an Eighth- row. Manchester. He was born in Bolton on June 16. and Russians in the process. Cohen said property owners in the Eighth District director and firefighter u Besides his wife, he is survived 1915. and had been a lifelong "We feel it is promoting war in "If he's really concerned, why District a voice in the question of who attended the meeting, said U by a son, J. Robert Moriconi of resident of the town Before he South America like John Wayne isn't some of the money the film is construction by the district of its afterward he had no comment on Manchester; a daughter, Lorraine retired, he owned and operated his movies got us ready to go to making going to self-help pro­ own firehouse two lots away from the Democratic initiative. "This Cogan of Palmer, Md.; three own vegetable and fruit farm for 35 Vietnam." said Jim Hendrickson, grams for the veterans? " Hen­ the town station has gotten no­ was Mr. Penny's circus,” he said, brothers, Orlando Moriconi of Fort years in Bolton. He was a member who lost his right arm in a rocket drickson asked. where in the General A.ssembly. "I'm just a spectator.” Lauderdale, Fla,, and Joseph of Mancheter Lodge of Masons, the Moriconi and James Moriconi. Scottish Rites Bodies of Norwich, Early a.m. toothpaste fears can’t be brushed off both of Manchester; four sisters, the Sphinx Temple of Hartford, Feori Leoil^ of Vernon, Rose and a life member of Omar Shrine In the quiet Brightly-colored stripes would picnics, liberal politics, early- the excitement of discovering one So I wandered downstairs to L Desimone of Manchester, and Club of Manchester. hour around have intrigued me at her age. I'm morning snuggles on the beach and another. make a pot of coffee. My husband L doesn't drink coffee. I poured a Viola Diana and Gertrude Buc- Besides his wife, he is survived dawn, the sure. veal dishes ordered at out-of-the- Little by little, you stop trying to cino, both of Fort Lauderdale; and bowl of raisin bran My husband by two sons, Joseph A. Paggioli of strangest But in my 5 a.m. haze, the fact way restaurants. I liked all the be a Siamese twin. You start one grandson. Bolton and Steven J Paggioli of doesn't eat raisin bran. And I things can take that my husband and I no longer same things. allowing your own idiosyneracies The Earl Smith Funeral Home of New 'York City; two daughters, realized something that pleased — on dark sym­ Mv Side agreed on our choice of toothpastes In many ways we were as to surface again. Lake Worth is in charge of Mrs. Andrea P. Sauer and Frances CHEVY TRUCK SALE bolic meanings. seemed terribly ominous. different as two people could have and at the same time frightened — arrangements, which are P. Tozzili, both of Bolton; 13 One day last Nancy Pappas There we were, celebrating our been: One very talkative, one WHICH BRINGS US back to the me. incomplete. grandchildren, and two brothers week, about first 10 years of "lawfully wedded terribly quiet. One half-Arab, one Issue of the Toothpaste. In the and sisters. After a decade of marriage, none NOW THRU JULY 31 FOR three days after life.” Ten years of sharing the all-Jewish. A foot apart in height, quiet morning it loomed large. of that matters. You end up The funeral and burial will be my husband soap, the towel, the razor and — of and a millenium apart in our Barry J. McCormick Was this the first step in the decline weaving a life fabric that holds you private. Holmes Funeral Home. and I had happ­ course — the toothpaste. Ten years approach to work and play. Barry J. SJttCormick, 41, of East of our relationship, 1 wondered. together, and it is enhanced, not 400 Main St., is in charge of ily celebrated of agreeing about the wines we But who noticed such things? We Hartford, died Wednesday at St. Would it lead directly to hyphen­ marred, by the different textures arrangements. our 10th wedding anniversary, I perform the morning's ablutions. enjoy, and agreeing to disagree were in "Phase One” of our time Francis Hospital and Medical ated last names, twin beds -and of the threads. I ’ve tried to like Memorial donations may be decided that our marriage was 1 hadn't had much sleep. My about the ideal vacation. together — full of fire and fury. We Center, Hartford. He was the son of separate vacations? cucumber and playing coed made to Bolton Center Congrega­ falling apart. And it was all the perspective may have been a bit And now? Was the structure loved the same sappy poets and old John McCormick of Manchester. BIG $ SAVINGS softball, and I was awful at both. tional Church, 228 Bolton Center fault of an ordinary tube of warped. I'll admit. Under eyelids beginning to crumble? Cary Grant movies. What else I brushed my teeth — with my He also is survived by a son, Road, Bolton, or to the Shriners toothpaste. which hung at half mast, I gazed at mattered? own flavor of toothpaste — and Michael McCormick with the U.S. Children's Hospital. 516 Carew St., It was not just one tube of the toothpaste and wondered why a IN THE FIRST starry-eyed "Phase Two” starts when one pondered the situation. What And the toothpaste proliferation Navy stationed in Oakland, Calif; Springfield, Mass. ANNUAL toothpaste, actually, but three household with three tooth months of a relationship, the points begins working out the daily living should I do? issue which unnerved me so? It two daughters. Mrs. Andrew (M i­ 14" SKIL tubes. Different colors. Different brushers needed three different of agreement always seem many arrangements. There are course I could awaken my husband and was a quick look backward. A chelle) Fowlner of Tigerafs, N.M., flavors. Different brands. kinds of toothpaste. and terribly significant. corrections to be made. Adjusting confront him with The Big Prob­ somewhat scared realization that and Mrs. Maurice (Barbara) CHAINSAW Those tubes along the back of our For some reason, the so-called At age 19, when we began our to moving away from the family lem. If our marriage was doomed, things would never again be the Katko of Victorville, Calif. In Memoriani 8 . 8 % FREE sink filled me with a sense of dread “ kids’ toothpaste” favored by my courtship, I was thrilled that my homestead, to graduate school, to he'd certainly want to know. But at same. But it was also a passage. A private funeral will take place PLUS In loving memory of Charles H as I stumbled into the bathroom to daughter did not alarm me. husband-to-be favored opera and careers and to children replaces 5 in the morning? "Phase Three,” here we come. at the convenience of the family. Carson, who passed away .Inly With All Trucks Sold & Delivered There are no calling hours. The 2.5th. 1976. OnAIICKtO — CK20's Farley-Sullivan Funeral Home, % Webster St.. Hartford, is in charge What would we give if we could of arrangements. say. Office brings wiidiife Memorial donations may be "Hello Chuckie in the same old SAMPLE BUYS Immortal’ lines of cells made to a charity of the donor's way "How big an area are you choice. To hear your voice, to see your When 1 2 NEW 1985 CIO V> TON PICK-UP NEW 1985 K10 4x4 PICK-UP started my va­ covering?” the woman behind the smile. 2 To sit and talk with you a while cation in 1983, I desk at the carpet store asked. Anna M. Kutsavage stock #2537 ON SALE may aid cancer research "How many square feet?” Though absent, you are always stock #2734 ON SALE decided to Anna M. (Pilius) Kutsavage. 72. near. spend a week or " I don't really know,” I said. of 1276 Boston Turnpike, Bolton, Still loved and missed and ever By Lldlo Wasowicz for extended periods in the laboratory dish is so 10 days building Andy "None of the feel in this building died Tuesday at Manchester Mem­ dear. List Price *10,320 List Price <12,447 United Press International difficult, most cancer research has been a little place out are square ones" orial Hospital. She was the wife of conducted using rodent or human fibroblast cells, back of our Rooney ” Wha( are the dimensions?” she Sadly missed by. Joseph Kutsavage. Sale Price * 8,900 B E R K E LE Y, Calif. — Scientists have suc­ she said. summer house asked. "Perhaps I can figure it out Mother, brothers, sisters, Saie Price <10,895 She was born in Waterbury on ceeded In establishing two "immortal" lines of "But less than 5 percent of human cancers so I could be for y o u " neices and nephews. 5 Dee. 14,1972, and had been a Bolton cells from normal human tissue for laboratory originate in fibroblasts,” the cells that make up alone and write. " I t ’s a little less than 8 feet on a 5 resident for the last 32 years. Y o u Save *1,420 YOU SAVE M,552 use — an achievement they say will help many connective tissues. Today. 1 am side,” f said.,^” About 93 inches, but Besides her husband, she is with 48 month Financing with 48 month Financing areas of cancer research. The researchers first grew normal human pleased to an­ it has five sides.” survived by two sons, Michael R. The cells are called immortal because they can epithelial cells in culture about eight years ago, nounce that just a little more than stones on the ground for the "F iv e sides! Oh, goodness. All Kutsavage of Bolton and Joseph R. CALDWELL 13.5% APR 8.8% 13.5% APR 8.8% be expected to live indefinitely in laboratory using healthy mammary tissue obtained from two years and several broken ribs timbers to rest on and then started the men are out on a job. I'm just Kutsavage of Deltona, Fla.; three •8900 SALP PRICE *8900 dishes under proper conditions. patients undergoing breast surgery. But she said later, that 10-day job is completed trying to figure the angle at which I answering the phone here.” brothers, Joseph Pilius of East •10,895 SALE PRICE *10 895 The accomplishment is significant in that it the cells all eventually die, ... well, almost completed. For should cut the timbers to make Windsor, William Pilius of East OIL INC. * 900 10% DOWN • 900 • 1,095 10% DOWN *1,095 involves epithelial cells, the closely packed cells Over the next few years, Stampfer experi­ electricity, 1 still have a 50-foot them fit together at the corners. I ENDED UP buying a few Hartford and Nicholas Pilius of •8000 AMT. FINANCED »8000 • 9,800 AMT. FINANCED • 9,800 that line the body cavities and ducts. Between 85 mented with various mixtures of growth factors extension cord running to it from There are all kinds of devices remnants of green carpet and Fort Lauderdale. Fla.; fivegrand- percent and 90 percent of all human cancers and other Ingredients and finally succeeded in my shop. that help a carpenter cut a 45 they're under my chair now, but chidren; and eight nieces and 86.9 •2613.60 FINANCE CHARGE •1643.74 • 3,201.38 FINANCE CHARGE • 2,013.56 originate in epithelial cells, the Lawrence growing the cells through increasing numbers of With the exception of World War degree angle, but with five sides, there are a lot of bare areas. nephews. per gal. C. O. D. Berkeley Laboratory researchers said. divisions. She said the immortal cells appeared If, putting up this building has been all the mitre angles in this building When I left the place last full, A private graveside service will YOU SAVE <970 YOU SAVE *1188 Cell biologist Martha Stampfer of LBL's only after exposure to the cancer-causing the learning experience of my life. were 36 degrees. This is not a right there was a lot of work to be done, be in Quarryville Cemetery, Bol­ 649-8841 Biology and Medicine Division said this is the first chemical. I'd always taken buildings for angle, it is a wrong angle. I know but the dour was on and I thought ton, There are no calling hours. time scientists have reported-turning normal The exposure somehow made the cells more granted. They had floors, roofs, now why most buildings have only the place was tight. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 P rfc M Subjtcl to Chango • human epithelial cells into immortal cells without likely to develop into immortality, the scientists walls, windows and doors, but it square corners in them. When I opened up last week, Main St., is in charge of the use of canaer viruses. believe, although the exact mechanism is not never occurred to me exactly how Don't ever take a door for there was evidence of animal life The cells were given their everlasting ability by known. one was built. granted if It opens and closes everywhere. I took the cover off being exposed to benzopyrene, a cander-causing "T o my knowledge, ours are the only human easily. My door is made of oak and my typewriter and there were ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. combustion byproduct found in such things as epithelial Immortal cell lines derived by LIKE ALMOST everything else it swings on two huge old brass hickory nuts down between the Sale End$ July 31 coal tar and cigarette smoke. chemical treatment,” Stampfer said. I ’ve ever done in my life, I started icebox-door hinges I bought at a keys where the chipmunks had "N ow we can compare normal cells with these The cell lines developed at LBL are closer to without a definite plan. For some junk shop. Everything about it is stored them. There was the begin­ that are on the verge of becoming malignant,” normal than those exposed to tumor viruses, she reason that is no longer clear to great except it doesn’t fit very well ning of a beehive in the corner of INSURANSMITNS SINCE ■aid Stampfer, head of the research team. said. ) me, I decided to build a five-sided into the frame I made for it. 1 don't one of the triangular windows "They should be useful for looking at all the "F o r reasons that are not yet understood, our building, a small pentagon. The even know whether you make the overhead. There were mice drop­ different stages that occur as cells become two lines differ markedly from each other and length of each side was governed door or the frame first. Whichever pings on the floor and three kinds of 1914 ARTER- from their parent cells in morphology (form and transformed (into cancer cells). In addition, by the fact that I could conve­ Is right, I did it wrong. ants parading across my reference because the lines are immortal but not structure), their sensitivity to radiation and other niently get 8-foot boards of heavy, books. Obviously, a vast assort­ malignant, they are convenient substrates to test properties, including those related to the treated timber for the base of the YE S TE R D A Y, with the con­ ment of animal life thought I'd 649-5241 for thie agents that can take them the next step to differentiated state of the cells.” building in the back of my station struction finished, I went into town erected the building as winter EVROLET The characteristic the cell lines share, she said, 65 E. Center Street malignancy.” wagon. to buy some cheap carpet with headquarters for them. They'd all is their ability to survive. Manchester, Ct. 1229 MAiN STREET • TEL 646-6464 • MANCHESTER dotting normal human epithelial cells to grow Problems began to arise almost which to cover the ugly plywood moved In. My fam ily may laugh at immediately, f placed five heavy floor ♦ this place lut the animals love It. MANC'HKSTKR HF.RAl.l). Tliiirsday, July 2S, 1985 - II 1* - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. .luly ?5. 1985 Second opinions can avoid anguish Advice As veterinary comfortable obtaining a second technique. It is important to practitioners in opinion. remember that there is often more the Manchester In most cases, the client will find than one accepted method to community, my that the veterinarian will welcome successfully diagnose or treat a This guy feels one kidney’s enough colleagues and Pet Forum the opportunity and will do wha­ particular ca.se. I are some­ tever is required in order to benefit Our clients pay for our services. times retained his patient and give his client That fact in itself entitles them to for three years prior to getting Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. DEAR He rarely takes me anyplace to render a se­ peace of mind. follow whatever course of action married. During that 10-year pe­ ABBY; I am a where we will bump into people he cond opinion on A professional person is always they feel comfortable with after riod, I had never seen her in a h e a lt h y 27- knows, and if he does meet a v e te rin a ry mindful of the fact that none of us considering all of the information bathing suit, earrings or nail year-old mole someone he knows when I'm with problem that have all of the answers and they receive from one or more polish. She wears a skirt once a and have car­ him, he is very slow to introduce has been evalu­ welcome the opportunity to share professionals. year — usually at Christmas. The ried an organ Dear Abby me. He just leaves me standing ated by another their knowledge and experience 3. It is obviously true that two rest of the time she wears blue donor card there. Once he tried to pass me off veterinarian. Conversely, we have science and there is qot much with their colleagues. For that opinions will cost more than one. jeans or slacks. She owns no since I was 16. as a "cousin.” occasions in which our clients economic sense to pay twice for the reason, the most fruitful approach Sometimes the client is wise to look Abigail Van Buren feminine clothing. I ’ve never seen However, it a I like him more than I should, but would like a second opinion on a same advice. a client can take is to inform the before leaping. In some circum­ her in high heels. Her girlfriend seems a shame I don't like the way he treats me. I case when we have performed the A second opinion should not be initial veterinarian that a second stances, there actually may be a cuts her hair, and it looks it. The that I must die am a neat, clean person and I have initial evaluation. sought in the majority of cases. opinion is desired and request savings by considering more than only makeup she wears is a pale before my kid- ______good manners, but he acts like he’s It is not uncommon for a client to However, I feel that in certain cooperation between the two one opinion. pink lipstick, and then only on neys can help ashamed to be seen with me. feel reluctant to inform us that cases, especially those involving doctors. The cost of u second opinion can special occasions. The only je­ someone. I would like a future with this they desire a second opinion. The complicated diagnostic problems, 2. There is a myth, fortunately be minimized by soliciting cooper­ welry she wears is a wedding band. With so many people desperate function of their remaining kidney man, but he won’t commit himself. reasons for such reluctance usu­ seeking a second opinion is pru­ not very common among veteri­ ation between the two veterinar­ (She didn’t even want an engage­ for a kidney, why can't a living through accident or illness. For His idea of a nice evening is for ally fall into one or more of the dent. The second opinion may nary clients, that veterinarians ians wherein various in i^ j diag­ ment ring.) person donate one to a stranger? I this reason they do not encourage him to bring the fixings to my place following: come from a veterinarian in the will let their pride and fear of nostic test re.sults. raiffigraphs I ’ve tried to get her to change, would be happy to give one of my unrelated, living kidney donations. and have me make supper for him. 1. The clientrhas had a longtime same or another practice. disagreement with a colleague (X-rays) and response to treat­ kidneys to help a person lead a Bless you for your exceptional Then he likes to "play house,” but she’s satisfied ju;t the way she relationship with one veterinarian take precedence over their obliga­ ment can be taken into account by which is the only time he says he is. How can I get her to smarten up Photo by Richmond the second veterinarian and some normal life. generosity. , shown here in ‘Absence of Malice, has or one group practice and feels that Those who are reluctant to seek a tion to the patient and client. Do you know of anyone who Individuals wishing to become loves me. When we first met he told her appearance? somehow that relationship may be second opinion may wish to con­ Veterinary medicine is a dynamic repetition can be eliminated. PERPLEXED had an enduring alliance with Joanne Woodward. Their Peggy, one of the tenants at the dog pound this week, 2 would consider a gift of life from organ donors upon death can me we would be "together” one jeopardized. sider the following: and challenging profession. New welcomes Dog Warden Richard Rand back from his 2 the living? indicate their willingness to do so day. But when? 26-year marriage belies the contemporary problems of 2. The second veterinarian will 1. In the course of more than 20 diagnostic techniques, innovative DEAR PERPLEXED: You • ANONYMOUS IN on their driver’s licenses or call or How can I get a commitment out marriage in movieland. vacation. Peggy is waiting to be adopted. proceed in a perfunctory manner years of practice in this commun­ surgical procedures, sophisticated Dr. Edward Williams la a WISCONSIN write their local National Kidney of this man? can’t. Obviously your wife is not in order to protect the opinion of ity, I cannot recall one instance medical approaches and new med­ Manchester veterinarian. Do you Foundation affiliate, or National GETTING NOWHERE interested in the outer trappings, the first doctor, where the initial examining veteri­ icines are constantly being deve­ have a question you’d like to see DEAR ANONYMOUS; I con­ Kidney Foundation Inc., 2 Park IN IOWA and from what you say, she never Adopt a Pet 3. The cost of a second opinion is narian was offended by a client loped. It is inconceivable that any answered here? Write to Pet tacted the National Kidney Foun­ Ave., New York, N Y. 10016, for a was. She’s still the girl you unwarranted because veterinary who was forthright in informing one practitioner has had expe­ Forum, Box 591, Manchester He­ married. She hasn’t changed: your Hollywood rough dation and was advised that the Uniform Organ Donor Card. DEAR GETTING NOWHERE: medicine is a pretty cut and dried the doctor that he or she felt more rience with every problem or rald, Manchester, 06040. success rate of kidney transplants You can’t. Maybe he intends for expectations have. She had every from unrelated donors is no higher DEAR ABBY: I've been going you to be "together" in heaven. right to assume that you’d be 5 than the transplants donated at with this man for a year and a half. Tell him you can’t wait that long, satisfied with an unadorned natu­ on married stars Beagie iovers, \ 5 death. He's 61 and I’m 58. His wife has and give him a deadline. ral woman. Study has warning On the other hand, living donors been dead for two and a half years Moral: Never marry a person, There are. however, some last­ put themselves at a small but and my husband died nine years DEAR ABBY: I have been then set about to change her. Or By Vernon Scott potential risk should they lose the ago. married for seven years. We dated him. United Press International ing marriages among the celestial here’s Peggy creatures of tube and screen. on hospital foul play HOLLYWOOD - With almost Many good Hollywood mar­ half of American marriage.s end­ riages involve couples who work Bv Barbara RIchmand Bush Hill Road was claimed by his BOSTON (U P I) - Hospitals years. Tests don’t always have the answers ing in divorce courts, the odds and travel together constantly. Special ta the Herald owner. Last week’s featured pet, a should keep a closer eye on their ’’The (Toronto) study led to against movie-TV star wedlock are Others seem to thrive when the German short-haired pointer in-hospital heart attack and death suggestions the hospital streng­ ghastly. partners spend long periods of This week’s featured pel is a named Sparkle, has been adopted statistics in order to detect quickly then central control over proce­ D E A R DR. DEAR READER; A consistent anti-depressants. Years ago, how­ Whatever the built-in domestic time apart. quiet but lovable female beagle by a Manchester family. any foul play among their staff dures for dispensing medicines GOTT: My cho­ resting heart rate of 114 is ever. psychiatrists were not aware hardships inherent in marriage, The scrutiny of goldfish bowl named Peggy. Peggy was found on Rand said he will be canvassing members, federal researchers re­ and implement a system for lesterol level is abnormal and can reflect an of the intricate biochemical abnor­ they are alarmingly exacerbated if lives sometimes helps, sometimes Oak Street on July 18. She’s about 3 for unlicensed dogs, starting next commended today. monitoring the occurrence of 225.9. I ’m a 37- underlying problem like anemia or malities of depression. Therefore, one or both parties are performers. hinders star marriages. Bob and months old and would make a nice week. If a dog owner is given a The recommendations were deaths by time and place within the year-old fe­ Dr. Gott thyroid disease, which needs atten­ they used the only tools that were What wife, for instance, would Dolores Hope, and Paul and addition to any household. ticket for having an unlicensed prompted by two recent criminal hospital," said Dr. James W. male. Is that too tion. Being skinny is not necessar­ available for treatment. Electrical not experience a rise in blood Joanne Newman, seem to thrive in Dog Warden Richard Rand, who dog. the fine is $40, and the owner investigations of nurses working in Buehler, a CDC researcher who high? I eat very ily normal, especially if your and insulin shock therapies were pressure as she watched her the limelight. Robert and Arlene has returned from vacation, said still has to pay for the license. Dogs Toronto and San Antonio. The investigated the Toronto case. little meat, and Peter Gott, M.D. appetite is good and you eat quite commonplace in the past and husband make love to another Alada and Robert and Lora Red- two dogs were picked up on Lake 6 months old or older should be cases were presented in separate Dr. Gregory R. Istre, a former I hate to give up regularly. Please go to a doctor. are still occasionally resorted to. woman on a movie screen? What ford avoid it. Street. Both are females. One, a registered by the end of July. reports in the New England CDC pediatrician who investigated butter. What You need an examination and husband would not feel a wrench of Perhaps the most illuminating setter cross, is black and white and The charge is $4 for neutered Journal of Medicine. the Texas case, concluded, "The It is difficult to differentiate can I do to lower blood tests to evaluate your jealousy if his wife were on fact of Hollywood marriages is about 2 years old. The other is an males or spayed females and $8 for The most prominent case was findings illustrate that surveil between the consequences of shock this, or am I metabolic workings. location with a male sex symbol for that not a single superstar actress all-black terrier that’s about 10 unspayed or neutered dogs. After that of Genene Jones, a Texs nurse lance of deaths and cardiopulmo­ treatment and those that follow the needlessly con­ three months? in recent memory has enjoyed a years old. The terrier is a small Aug. 1 the charge is $9.20 for who was convicted of killing one nary resuscitation may allowearly depression itself. Both conditions cerned? My serum triglyceries are certain useful information, but DEAR DR. GOTT: A friend of There is a tendency for stars to lenghly marriage. Not one. dog and the setter is medium sized. unaltered dogs and $5 for the young patient and suspected of recognition of similar problems in result from (or in) brain altera­ 62.0 and something called SGOT is they are subject to error; need not mine who was depressed was fall in love with other stars on Satin, the beautiful shiny black others. killing as many as 40 others. The other hospitals” tions. Some depressions appear to Among actor-actress marriages 12. 2. always be taken at face value, and committed to a mental hospital by Rand is at the pound from noon to deaths were not investigated until He said it would be reasonable locations. Among the best exam ­ probably none has survived longer female Labrador retriever that are most appropriately inter­ her mother and was given shock be hereditary, but scientists are I p.m. each day. He can also be a criminal investigation was begun for all hospitals to monitor their ples was the Steve McQueen-Ali than the Newmans. They have was picked up on Farm Drive, is DEAR READER: Carrying out preted in relation to you as a whole treatment. That was a few years not yet convinced that the behavior reached by calling 643-6642 or by at another hospital for a separate mortality and CPR rates to screen j MacGraw romance in "The Geta­ still waiting to be adopted. She was J is genetically determined. It may chalked up 26 years of more-or-less your cholesterol level in tenths of a person. I know perfectly healthy ago. Now she seems OK. Couldn’t calling the police department, incident. for hospital personnel who are a w ay." which got them both into wedded blLss. Her ballet interests the featured pet two weeks ago. decimal point is giving the test people who worry unnecessarily they have done something less be a learned behavior. 646-4555. Jones was eventually sentenced danger to their patients. The marriage and out of other mar­ and his car racing are safety She’s a quiet dog and loves people. more accuracy than it deserves. At about an occasional abnormal lab drastic? Will this have any long­ riages. They, too, eventually were The little Labrador puppy, a The pound is located on Olcott to 130 years in prison for the death practice could be incorporated into In any case, depressed patients valves. 225, your cholesterol is probably value that was obtained as part of a term effects? Her mother under­ divorced. female about 8 weeks old, is also Street on town property near the of one patient and the injury of standard hospital procedure that are fortunate to have the benefit of Robert apparently is a good solid normal. I would like to see it below routine screening procedure Ma­ went shock treatment when she How does the spouse of a still waiting patiently to be town dump. There is a $5 fee to another. A prosecutor in the case helps catch spreading infection. medications developed by re­ name for married guys in show 200, but 225 is OK for you if you are chines make mistakes, science is was in her 40s. Is there something superstar react when he or she is adopted. She is black and white adopt a dog and the new owner said she had intentionally given The investigators stressed their search chemists. We hope that the business. A flock of them, includ­ active and otherwise in good not error-free and lab tests are hereditary going on here? and was picked up on July 15 by must have the dog licensed. patients the wrong treatment. statistical techniques cannot prove future will bring newer, more shunted aside at social events ing Hope, Young, Preston and health. Your triglycerides are low simply one of many methods to Bradlees Department Store on The researchers also mentioned that a particular individual is effective compounds for depres­ while the performer is swarmed Redford have rung up some at 62: that’s fine. The SGOT is a judge your state of health DEAR READER; Depression is over by admirers? West Middle "rurnpike. the case of a Toronto nurse who guilty of murder. sion and other "m ental” diseases. impressive runs. H test of liver function; yours is frightening for the patient and the And in the case of married stars, The 6-month old Labrador cross Ears of her master was present during the suspicious Nick Rothe, the special prosecu­ D Robert and Betty Young rank tor in the Texas case, said he found normal. DEAR DR. GOTT: My resting family. Today, certain forms of the what happens when one partner's found on Haynes Street on July 15 Crickets make their chirping deaths of 23 patients. Similar cases among record-setting Hollywood Lois Neel, a retired nurse who lost her hearing 25 years the CDC testimony extremely Now that we have finished the heart rate is about 114 per minute. disease are known to be due to a career is soaring and the other's is is also still waiting to be adopted. sounds by rubbing their wings have occurred in Michigan, Los marriages with 51 years of living helpful in proving his case. business part of your question, let Some people have told me that it’s chemical imbalance in the brain; Send your questions to Dr. Gott in the pits? What price does a The shepherd cross found on together. ago, embraces her hearing ear dog. Miss PItty Pat. Angeles and Boston in recent under the same roof. me add that lab values are not unhealthy to have such a fast rate. they can be treated — often very at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH couple pay when they are separ­ magic. They give the doctors I ’m skinny, sowhatdoesit matter? successfully — by drugs known as 44101. ated for months on end at different Bob Hope probably holds the ends of the globe in pursuit of their record for longest marriage of a careers? superstar. The comedian and. GROOM & RIGHT These are only the easy ques­ Dolores tied the knot a half- COLGATE L tions. There are tough ones like century ago. The fact that Bob is on • CLEAN LANACORT L Low-cal desserts are easy as pie Pump GUARD who has first dibs on the family the road solo more than six months NIVEA NIVEA 4.5 02. "'T3g£gS3?’*i Ointment make-up mirror every morning a year, gives them breathing Rdg. - 4.9 oz. Deodorant DEAR I ’m sending you a copy of my put a nylon stocking over the head before work? And what if the space, too. Robert Preston and his Cream Lotion .50 02. Spray P O L L Y : I ’ m newsletter "Super Diet Tips,” to hold the hair together. I sprayed spouse isn’t included on the cover wife. Catherine, have been mar­ Qei - 4.5 oz. 6 02. 10 0 2 . looking for which contains more ideas for soil remover all over the entire of People magazine? We’re talking ried for 45 years. 5 02. ideas for low- low-cal desserts, main dishes and body, then put the kid in a tragedy here. Hanging right in there in the cal desserts. snacks as well as other Pointers for pillowcase and secured it. I popped Marital longevity is not unknown marital longevity derby are Charl­ G o t a n y Pointers those who want to lose weight. the encased doll into the washer at in Hollywood but it is uncommon ton and Lydia Heston who recently lean. suggestions? the medium setting and washed it. when you think that Zsa Zsa Gabor, celebrated their 40th year of ALMA Polly Fisher Others who would like this issue You can dry the Kid in a dryer, Elizateth Taylor and Lana Turner connubial bliss. should send $1 for each copy to but I don’t advise it. I let mine dry alone wore holes in the aisle Also in the 40-year category are DEAR Polly’s Pointers, in care of the naturally and it came out as clean carpets of uncounted chapels. John Forsythe and wife Julie. JHIRMACK ALMA: Here’s Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 1216, as new! JHIRMACK FIBERALLi a few to start Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure to J.C. JOHNSONS Hairspray Laxative you off. include the title. JOHNSONS a v e e n O b a r hampoo or Add chocolate flavoring to low- Place fresh bananas, grapes, Baby Shampoo Pump or Baby Lotion Regular, Dilated, 'Conditioner Regular or cal whipped topping or whipped peach slices and other fruits in the DEAR POLLY: I have a Cab­ Aerosoi evaporated miik, then freeze it. freezer for several hours, then bage Patch kid. I loaned it to a or Medicated Hartford 25% FREE 9 02. All Types Orange You’ll have a dessert reminiscent enjoy for a sweet frozen friend as a prop for a school play. 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Blades Flre(R) Perspirant 18 02. Disabled son entitled to another. Over the years the pages 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:40, 10. — Rombo: First (PG-13) 1:10,3:20,7:10,9:20. — Back to 12 02. and photos may discolor and curl Blood Port M (R) 1, 3, 5, 7:40, 10:10. the Future (PH ) 1:05,3:15,7:05,9:20.— All Types 5’s QUESTION: My son has been I ’ve got to take prior to leaving the Social Security Administration In but'the memories remain alive and Monebotter T'Ja U15, receiving Social ^curity disabil­ UA ’nitofart IM I — The Goonles 3:10, 7:15, 9:10. — Silverado (PG-13) 2 0 2 . United States? East Hartford, II you have a beautiful to the beholder. ity benefits for 2 years and has. question, write to: Social Security. therefore, just become entitled to ANSWER: Medicare does not Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man­ Ruth E. Lehrach Medicare. Will his Medicare cov­ pay for immunizations except chester, Conn. 06040. 5 5 Emanuel Lutheran Church erage stop when he reaches a pneumococcal vaccinations or certain age? other immunizations required to treat either an injury or the UNISOM ANSWER: No. Your son’s enti­ immediate risk of infection. Bring Your Family & Friends VACATION MINK SUNDOWN SUNKMEN SUNDOWN Sleep Aid tlement to Medicare hospital and DIFFERENCE medical insurance coverage will Enjoy the Colorful 18th Annual Sunscreen Tablets VISINE ^ ^ CHUBS continue as long as he’s also QUESTION: My state job is Hairs pray TONI Eye Drops entitled to disability benefits. 8's Baby Wipes covered by Social Security. At Homewave Kit All Types IflSinii .50 02. When he reaches 65, he'll be retirement. I ’ll be eligible for MK All Types 40'a 4 02. eligible for Medicare protection Social Security benefits on my own NATHAN HALE All Types for the rest of his life. work record, as well as a state 7 02. pension. I ’ll also be eligible for a Thick BabyWIpca QUESTION: I recently got mar­ wife's benefit on my husband’s ANTIQUES FESTIVAL ried, but I haven't changed my Social Security record. How will name as far as my job is the public pension offset affect my 10 AM to 5 PM • Rain or Shine Call Today concerned. Do I have to let Social situation? Security know I got married? aad have the SATURDAY, JULY 27th Manehaatar Herald Available at participating on the lovely grounds of the Crown Pharmacy VALUE PLUS STORES! LADY MENNEN ANSWER; If you qualify for Mvad In a Prescription Center Not all items available at Lenox Pharmacy ANSWER: No, not as long as you Social Security l^nefits on your L’OREAL SPEED STICK SPEED n iC N l keep using your maiden name and historic 1776 Nathan Hale Homestead 208 W. Center S t all stores. 2 M E. Center St. own record and on your husband’s Vacation Pah. Not responsible tor Preference you do not get Social Security you’ll get an amount equal to the Manchester Manchester Deordorant Deordorant [ benefits. However, if you start South Street typographical errors. larger of the two amounts. Any Haircolor All Types All Types using your married name, you Social Security benefit you receive stick should notify Social Security of the based on your husband’s work COVENTRY, CT i i n All Shades 1.5 02. 2.5 02. change. 647-9946 Hialth & record will not be affected by your 200 ExhlbMon whh tuttnntle antlquM Beauty Aids Kay Drug Co. Brooks Pharmacy Quinn's Pharmacy public pension because your public iVtiTFT 14 Main SL. 585 Enfield Ave.. 873 Main St. employment is covered by Social Adults <2.00 Sale PrIcesI QUESTION; I receive Medicare Security. EFTECTivr East Hartford Enfield Manchester benefits and I’m planning to travel Refreshments by Geventry Histericil Swiety When you go on vacation, aw can oava your popara until you raturii. Wa will hold youi abroad in the near future. Will Benefit ot Antlquerlen A Lendmerks Society. Incorporated papara, ao you con catch up on all tha LOCAL NEWS whila you won gona. JULY 25-27, 1085 ______BETTV FORBEA. DIrecSer______Medicare pay for the shoU that This column it prepared by the THE MANCltESIER HERALD— Y o u r Local Neioi Sounal ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thur.sdiiv. July 25. 1985 — 15 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 25, 1985 Bennet has fourth Public Records Warranty daada SPORTS quarter honor roll Wendy Noordendorp to Thomas P. Crockett and Michael W Crockett, 50 Essex St., $62,000. kini, Thomoi Beauller, Colleen Bell, Listed below are the names of Lauren Bell, Mark Bavee, Laurie Ann Thomas P. Crockett and Michael the students who achieved the Brindlil, Darren Brown, Roger W. Crockett to Wendy Noorden fourth quarter honor roli at Bennet Bruckner, William Burg, Helen Call, dorp, 33 Walker St., $74,501 to* Manchester feels win over EH was important Merry Chodzlewlcz, Brian Cromble, fito Junior High Schooi. Andrea Della Racco, Llia Doucette, $75,000 (based on conveyance tax ). Dennii Downham, Lynn Draper, Jahn Sedmar, N.V., to Francis J. O IIA D I 7 Eccher, Scott Evrard, Colette Foctora, Boser and Catherine A. Boser, Unit on. Mike Custer followed with an While Manchester's bats were Jonathon Alport, ShorrI Bell, Meg Marguerite Ferrea. By Len Auster over Rockville that will clinch the survive a tooth-and-nail three- against East Hartford with that Borte, Roxanne Boei, Sheryl Bran- C-1, Woodland Manor Condomi­ stroking some timely hits, Chris Todd Guntulli, Jill Hompion, Sports Editor top rung for the Post 77 crew. game series that went down to the winner advancing to the state RBI triple to deep centerfield and dollk. Heather Burnett, Margaret Call, Tammy Harrii, Douangphachan Hem- nium, $54,501 to $55,000 (based on he scored as Dan Bontempo Helin was setting down East David Campbell, Santiago Carrion, mavahn, Craig Hempitead, Tammy V '"That's what we wanted to do. We final inning. ' tournament Aug. 9-14 at Palmer conveyance tax). Hartford for the second lim e this Llio Chaloux, Debra Cockerham, Hueitli, Nell Impelluia, Tereia Intha- EAST HARTFORD - The sig­ wanted to end upon top,” said East Field in Middletown. grounded into a doubleplay, one of Chrlitopher Conklin, Kimberly Cor­ vong, Aniiia Johnion, Eric Jonei, Birch Mountain Estates Inc. to The game for Manchester meant year. He was the winner in a 3-2 win nificance of Wednesday night's Hartford coach Mark McMahon, The turning point of Wednes­ four slickly turned over by East ona, Corev Craft, Alexia Crui, Somchit Alllian Kane, Karin Kirby, Donna John H. Stufflebeam and BarbaraaiAara a whole lot more. "F o r them (East back on June 24. McMahon felt his Daoluiov, Chrlitopher Davev, Becky Kurapkot, Melliia Lalole, Lam Thi Zone Eight confrontation between who discounted the fact Manches­ day's game came early. East Hartford. J. Stufflebeam, property onIt Kim-Kim­ Hartford) it probably was not as team hud more success against the Deilordlnt, Kimberly Donlon, MIchoel Bach Tuyet, Allian Larkin, Sandra leader East Hartford and runner- ter took two of three regular season Hartford, 18-6 overall, had placed "That first inning was nice,” Dore, Natholle Dulac, TammI Beth Lebrun, Karen Link, Erika Llvlngiton, berly Drive, $44,900 (based on Important as it was to us.” lefty this lime around. "That 3-2 up Manchester was felt moreso in meetings from his club. its fir.st two runners on ba.se on a Armstrong said, "but that second Dulberger. Kerry Luoma, Daniel Maher, Antina conveyance tax). Manchester coach Steve Arm­ score was deceiving. We didn’t Patrick Dwyer, Jan Faber, Joy Martin, Jamei Melesko, John Me- the Post 102 camp. And the play sharp single by Steve Ogren and a inning was verv important. For us Albert R. Martin, Gerald P Will that have any bearing on strong began, "but if we lost, we have a hard hit ball then,” he said. Fournier, David Froncollne, Kurt Ga­ leiko, Steven Michaud, John exhibited marked the difference as hit batsman. Jeff Brennan then lo come right buck in the second mer, Mary Hayet, Douongnlvanh Muirhead. Rothman and David C. Woodbury future meetings’’ "Absolutely would’ve had our doubts we can inning was very important, " he "We hit the ball better this time. Hemmavanh, David H llle, Stephen East Hartford stumbled and grounded into a fielder's choice Gregory Murray, Beth O'Brien, to Alan C. Czachowski and Suzanne not," McMahon declared, play them. He's tough on lefties,” he spoke of Joyner, Mark Keating, Britt Kornfeld, Brian Parkany, Pamela Paiav, Jodie bumbled its way — committing before Ken Buffington took a repealed. Katherine Krzyiak, Youa Pa Lo Kao, Perkini, Grace Phllllpi, Sara Roien- C, Czachowski, property on "There’s no psychological edge." "Who knows what will happen called third strike and Dan Pe- A walk and two consecutive the four lefthanded butters in his Hongph Luangproseuth, Garrett Mar­ five errors all told — in the early berg, Michael Sardo, Gardon Slebert, Garden Grove Road, $129,000. he continued. "Anything can (in the playoffs) but we know now trella grounded out to end the throwing errors by losing pitcher lineup. tin, Sean MCAdom, Catiandra Wendy Smith, Chrlitine Stone, Kristen stages as Manchester took home a happen in the playoffs. McBride, Chrlitopher Moore, Slnorng Turek, Kellie Vecsey, Trlno Wallace, Town of Manchester to Myron K surprisingly easy 8-2 verdict at we can play with them and beat bottom of the first frame. Mike Sulla plated one run and Heiin wound up with a five- Muong, Alexandra O'Brien, Sarah Amy Williams, Valerie Williams, Downs and Frank J. Guidoboni, Ray McKenna Field. "When the first playoff game, them. We came into this game with In the top of the second. Jim Ogden followed with a two-run hitter. striking out six and walking Anne Olion, KerryLynn Overton. George Zyurek. more of a psychological need than Michele Packer, Jong Keun Pak, I property on Batson Drive, $50,000 The battle between the perennial first pitch rolls around, anything Fogarty's routine grounder lo single off of reliever Joe Izzo, six. Nlcholoi Palermo, Bounthouy Pan- f Ellen D. Martin to William V. can happen. We expect Manches­ they did, " Armstrong continued. giving him four RBI for the night, GRADE protagonists leaves East Hartford short was booted and that set the Ogden and Sean McCarthy each nhovong, Joion Pellegoto, Almee Sean Bell, Doreen Breen, Sondv Scaggs and Frances H. Scaggs, 65 ter to be there but we made that tone. Brendan McCarthy's for a three-run third inning and 7-0 Pennell, Meredith Phllllpi, Leille Cosasanta, Cheryl Domlna, Gary Du­ atop the standings at 17-2 with Manchester, 25-14 overall, has collected two hits among six Durant St., $57,000, mistake two years ago and we bouncer took a kangaroo hop over buige. 2 Pott, Brenda Rockwood, Jacauellne mas, Derek Feist, Mindy C. Forde, Manchester clinching second Zone games Friday at Enfield and socked by Manchester. 2 Schuetz, Julie Shrlder, Laura Sines, "Frankly, we hadn't been in that Karin Fry, Jamie Hoffman, Charles The Hilliard Group Inc. to place at 15-4. Each has two Zone almost paid for that against home Monday against Windsor second baseman Riggs’ glove with Tanya SInei, Heather Smith, Hope Holcamb, Saralyn Hunnifard, Kim­ situation all year long, up 6-7 runs. Soitmon, Thltiposlmh Sourinho, Stephen T. Sinatra, Unit 309, The ' games left on the slate before the Bloomfield" The playoffs begin Wednesday the runners winding up at second berly Jarvis, Ralna Kelley, Justin Kim, Thai's been very rare for us,” M oncheiter 043 )00 0 8-6-) Heather Spencer, Ingrid Steorns, Scott Mlsoge, Rebecco Mitchell, Chris­ Hilliard Office Condominium. always interesting Zone Eight McMahon recalled last year with a one-game series between and third on an overthrow. Chris Morey Suitor, Marc Ursin, John Word, Armstrong cited. East H ortford 00) )00 0 2-S-5 tine Nielsen, Cheryl Novotosky, Bar­ $129,000. playoffs where anything can — and when his team went 21-0 in the the second and third place clubs. Ogden then followed with a vicious Hello and B. M cC arttiy: Sulla, Izzo Llio Wilkie, Keith Wolff, Melissa bara O'Brien, Sa Young Pak, LIso Four of Manchester's eight runs Yarnot, Paula Zepke. The Hilliard Group Inc. to does — happen. East Hartford has Zone, swept all three games from The winner advances to the Zone two-run double that third baseman (3), Crandall IS) and Ogren. Phillips, Timothy Plano, Shannon were unearned WP- Helln, LP- Sulla. Plese, Kristen Price, Jennifer Putira, Donald S. Grossman and Bruce A. a forfeit win coming up Friday Manchester, and then had to Eight best two-of-three finals Kevin Crandall barely got a glove ORADCI Michael Rablson, Suzanne Smith, Bev­ Sobin, Unit 300, The Hilliard Office Peter Algarln, Matthew Alpert, Dana erly Tarldono, Kurt Thoresen, Kelro Anderson, Erik Anderson, Julie At- Williams. Condominium, $272,000. 5 Anthony R. Pagliuco and Linda ♦ r G. Pagliuco to Michael R. Fettig 5 and Andrea E. Fettig, 20 Jensen Yankees '.,"1 Rham announces St., $84,500. Getting glimpse LaCava Construction Co. to Robert J. Young and Susan M. Young, 185 Saddlehill Road. darkened honor roll $136,000 (based on conveyance V ta x ). brings fans back Sedmar, N.V., to Michael Scher, The honor roll for the final NINTH GRADE Unit C-4, W oodland Manor by White By Bob PapettI quarter was recently announced at High honors and notepads. Gregory CovoiL Michael Chmle- Condominium. Herald Sports Writer "What, was there an accident on Rham Junior and Senior High leckL Tim Fellman, Koren Higgins, Stephen J. Cavagnaro to Cavag- or something?' ’ he deadpanned. By Rick Gosselln Ojt School. Douglas Hoogervorst. Kelly Ann John­ son, Katherine McCall, Lari McMa­ naro Associates, property on East CROMWELL - They were Lewis, looking tan and trim, United Press International nus, Karen Palmer, Paul Regan, Center Street, $62,900. out in full force Wednesday. flVENTH GRADE Shelley Sutherland, Mork Utakts. surprised his minions by send­ H lfh honors: Joseph Burns, Alvsso Honors 'M Southfield Green Condominium Like ants clustered on a ing his initial shot straight and KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Carlbore. Edward Colgan, Kevin Anthony Amalo, Rachel Ambrose. Corp. to Catherine C, Shea and melty, popsicle stick, the true, a blast that traveled 200 Frank White is a man without a D'Amour, KorrI Duchon. Diana Elliott, Annabelle Babb, Hilary Bell, Christine Anne Flelschhauer, Scott Healy, John Bocynesky, Jeffrey Bronke Sharon Mary Z. Shea, Unit A-59, Southfield masses swarmed around the yards plus and was easily the home in (he Kansas City batting Hynes, Doreen Judd. Jennifer Kings* Clapp, Tina Doucette, Paige Eppinger, Green Condominium, $98,000. tees and greens of the Tourna­ best drive from among the elite order so he tries to make himself ley, John Murray, Shelby Phelps, Kevin Goding, Denise Harr, Paige Linda A. Shaw and Stephen T. ment Players Club in Cromwell comfortable where ever he Kathryn Rivard, Amanda Trafford, Harrison, Steven Howard. Steven personalities. Elisabeth Tyler, Gretchen Ullon. Hughes, Annette Johnson, Cotherine Shaw to Daniel H. Burnett and to get familiar with movie stars Then he stuck golf tecs in his happens to be spending the night. Christopher Welrup, Ben Wilson. Jones, Llo Kalom, Karen LaFountaln, Carol A. Burnett, 42 Strong St., and golf professionals. nose, ears and mouth White spent Wednesday night in Gregory LoMay, Wendl Latham, Sean $96,500. A horde of humanity rain- Much of the paying populace the No. 6 spot and hammered New LeBaron, Dennis Legault. Dale Massl- •■*«) Honors: Matthew BieleckI, Law­ cotte, John McVeigh, Kelly Murray, Sedmar, N.V., to Ronald F. bowed the sea of green acres had staked out camps along the York pitchers for two home runs, a rence Blake, Karlene Bogi/e, Marlsa Andrea Muzeroll, Peter Parson, Kevin Morton and Kyoko M. Morton, Unit with a kaleidoscope of colorful ropes of each tee and green, single and a sacrifice fly, knocking Bond, John Carroll, Bryon Chervenak. PIsani, Ronold Poulin, Michael Pur- Samantha CIchockI, Christopher fell, Theresa Regan, Karen Sabotlno, E-11, Woodland Manor Condomi­ sports shirts, tennis shorts, waiting for their favorites to in four runs to lift the Royals to a Clark, Desmond Conneely, Tereso Brian Scroggs, Janet Shimeld, Jen­ nium, $51,501 to $52,000 (based on halter tops and sun dresses. play through. Many folks were 5-3 victory and a three-game sweep Cowles, Heather Cromie, Tlge Cin- nifer Stevens, Karina VInkels, Julie conveyance tax). r The scene was the ever- planted in lounge chairs, while of the Yankees. nlngham, Christian D'Amato, David Warner, Sherri Warner, Tracy Widen, Delano, Charles Eaton, Annette Ellis, Melissa Witt, Christina Zocco. Daniel H. Burnett and Carol A. popular Pro-Am, a preliminary others dug in for a space to White now ranks second on the J Eric Fentress, Bethany Foran, Rachel feature before things get se­ Royals in both home runs with 14 Burnett to Robert Sanford, 140-142 practice suedo-areobics like J Foran, Matthew Friday, Sunni Grlgo- TENTH GRADE Herald photo by Pinto Bissell St., $59,950. rious today at the state’s great . neck-cranning and tippy-toe and RBI with 47 even though he has rlou, Jennifer Huebner, Jennifer High honors Hughes, Justine Hyburg, John Hynes. Denise Bartlett, Damon Bowers, Daniel H. Burnett and Carol A. annual event with the great calf raises. not settled into one set spot in the Joseph Jankowski, Doreen Judd, WII- Melanie Estes. Brett Florldia, Tim othy name (take a breath) — the batting order. He has batted in the llom Kelly, Matthew Lamblase, Gre­ Cabbage Patch tree Burnett to Mark Sanford and The braver of the multitude Healy, Robert Kelly, Lucinda Rlhm. Canon Sammy Davis Jr- Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 spots this gory Loyok, Greg Legault, Dawn William Tkaez. Jessica Sanford. 140-142 Bissell St., called out to "old friends” Loftus, Heather MacDonald, Kelly Honors These Cabbage Patch dolls are sitting from left, Bryan Comer, Mauro Turrisi, $59,950. Greater Hartford Open Sammy. Bobby, Jerry etc. Of season. Marchand, Kevin McGHI, Down Michele Arnold, Jennifer Biewitt. (exhale). "M y life in this game has McManus, Laura MllewskI, Kristina proudly after winning top honors in Albert R. Martin, Gerald the participating pros, affable Madeline Bonville, Steven Bouffard, Andria Turrisi, Emily Passagno, and A record crowd of 52.000 Miller, Allsso Mulliken, Kimberly Karen Calver, Karin Carlson, Shawn Nathan Hale School playground's doll P.Rothman and David C, Wood­ favorites like Lee Trevino. become unpredictable.” the se­ Mund, Joseph Nelson, Keith Pedro, Covell, Jennifer Cromie. Julie Daley, Linda Bongirno. bury to Paul A. Emerson and spectators crammed the course Fuzzy Zoeller and defending cond baseman Whitesaid ” I never Scott Perdelwitz, Jeffery PzynskI, Toni Dunay, Renne Falola, Julie contest on Tuesday. Their parents are, to catch glimpses, snap shut­ •5" H Michael RaffIn, Thomas Refuse, Lillian H. Emerson, properly on GHO champ Peter Jacobsen pick up the paper in the morning to Fanelll, Melissa Favry, Marla Garvey, U UPI photo Wendy Ragusa, Jason Sowyer. Julie Becca Gherson, Carolyn Hayden, Jen­ Garden Grove Road, $128,000. ters, secure autographs and hammed it up, as well. see who's pitching any more Sabot, Jennifer Seagrave. Morilyn nifer Holt, Lara Hudock. Margaret maybe even rub elbows with On the fifth green, one because I never know where I'm Shimeld. Jeffrey SImes. E ric Smith, David N. Repoli and Kurt H. Bill Buckner (right) is congratulated by against Oakland. Red Sox plated Ives, Zane Kromish, E ric Lemasters. spotlighted celebrities like camera-clicking female begged going to be hitting. I can't Crystal Soucy, Neil Syphers, Jennifer Ronnie LewandowskI, Cindy Links, Nyman to Frank D. Stewart and Mike Easier after belting homer in winning run in the ninth to beat the A's, Tomberg, Colleen TworkowskI, Jason Jon Lovett, Mary Maltzon, Wendy Stress is all in the mind Edward L. Reyngoudt, 207-209 Sammy Davis Jr., Bob Hope Trevino to doff his cap, which formulate a game plan. All I know Wodsworth, Jason Wyer, Scott McCorrlson. Katherine Mooney, Mi­ Center St., $142,000. and Jerry Lewis. was shading a potential facial is that I'm going up there to swing opening inning Wednesday night 6-5. Zavask' chael Nichols, Lisa Pelletier, Steven "I think all these people came photo. h a rd " Rockefeller, Marc Scrivner, Gall Sle- By GIno Del Guercio vitality and youthfulness, " they entire chair falls. Town of Manchester to Russell out to see how bad I am,” noted "I'v e only lifted this hat up for Hal McRae led off the second EIGHTH GRADE grist, Michael Snider, Christina Sur- United Press International wrote This, they claim, is why most A. Reiss and Leonard M. Lazar, dom, Christine Tedford, Robert Welz, Davis, who then 'thrilled' secur­ three ladies — and I married all with a double and White and Steve H lfh honors Valerie Wursthorn, Kimberly Young. The pair combined their exper­ methods to improve personal property on Chapel Road, $125,000. Melanie Ballsono, Peter Bortok. ity marshals by beckoning a of them,” quipped Trevino. Balboni hit back-to-back homers L BOSTON — Psychologists David tise in writing textbooks and health fail. Most techniques for Oak Forest Realty Inc. to Robert Kimberly Bocynesky, Eric Cloutier, Red Sox walk to victory L ELEVENTH GRADE J. Keiper and Judy Keiper, Unit handful of pleading groupies to Hope, wearing white slacks one out later off Joe Cowley. 8-4, to Jeffrey Dill, David Dixon, Judith Gardner and Joely Beatty know knowledge of human psychology human health today are too High honors join him on the first tee for a with little golfers in place of give the Royals a 3-0 lead. The Dupre, Todd Foster, Bridget Murphy, Jonet Clapp. Caro Drinkuth, Mau­ what it means to live a stressful with the latest research on human narrowly focused, they say. 9-3, Oak Forest Condominium, Nancy Munson, Donna Nichols, Mary $79,400. quick autograph session. polka-dots, sank a four-foot putt homer was the 100th of White’s BOSTON (U PI) - The Boston games, singleu lu start the bottom The Red Sox went lo a 2-0 lead in reen Kenneally, Scott Korblch, Re­ lifestyle. health and nutrition. Then they The four legs are proper nutri­ O'Brien, Heather Oliver, Karen Se- becca Tlnelle, Donna Utokis. Madcap Jerry Lewis, a first- on the fifth hole and then career and gave him his sixth Red Sox walked away with their of the inning against Howell. After the first off Don Sutton, who was vich, Jennifer, Sptco. Dawn Wagner. This husband and wife team runs added the tenets of the ancient tion. exercise, relaxation and Randall R. Hill to Michael P. Honors timer at the Pro-Am, left the acknowledged the cheers by game-winning RBI this season, fourth straight victory Wednesday one out, Bill Buckner grounded seeking his 290th career victory. Michael Bain, Gregory Bouener, a consulting firm to help execu­ techniques of yoga and meditation learning to deal better with the Zerio and M. Jane Zerio, 142 Croft Honors throng laughing from the mo­ victory-kicking his club. also the second best figure on the night after letting a ninth inning into a fielder's choice, forcing Dwight Evans singled and moved Daniel Dupre. Heidi Haertel. Deanna tives cope with stress, have The result is a holistic approach people in life. Drive, $82,000. Shane Anderson, Robert Armstrong. Harrison, John Hocevor, Kate How­ ment he drove his golf cart onto The crowd ate it up. club. lead slip away. Boggs. Buckner, however, had to to third on Boggs’ single to right. Betsy Arner, Sandy Arnold. Michael individual private counseling to human health and longevity they Robert Bard and Beverly L. ard, Stephen Korblch, Pamela Krist. "The people in life can drive you the tee on the first hole and into The opportunity for public- " I ’m proud of that,” said White leave the game after injuring his Jim Rice grounded into his 31st Ayotte, Rebecca Backmender, Mi­ Collette Legault, Tammy Lylyk, Mi­ practices, maintain apartments in say can be followed and adhered to to an early grave faster than Bard to Robert S. Watson and Jackie Gutierrez drew a bases- chelle Barros, David Bates, Mark chele MachowskI, Patrick Madore, a frantically descending media idol interaction is what keeps of reaching the 100-homer plateau right leg. double play of the season, scoring three cities as well as a house in for a lifetime. anything else, " said Beatty. M arie L, Watson, 18 Englewood loaded walk off reliever Jay Begansky, Karen Bushey, Kelley Cap- Lori Mahoney, Scott McDonald. Mi­ mob of cameras, microphones bringing them back. "Not too many second baseman hit With Stapleton running for Evans from third. Buckner then solas, Katherine Consoll, Stacey Cor- chele Nellsen, James Queen, Deborah New Hampshire and travel 150,000 "It works on the basis of what Drive, $86,000. Howell to force in pinch runner "The book says there are many that many. I think (California’s Buckner, Mike Easier belted a homered into the right-field seats, ris, Am y CoveM, Stocey Dann, Michael Seitz, Paul Seredynskl, Khalil SIvlee, miles a year. science knows about psychology Dave Stapleton with the winning Dickson, Tracy DInnella, Jennifer Robert Soderberg, Christopher Ullon, things in life that cannot be Executor’s deed Bobby) Grich and (Chicago’s double lo left and Stapleton ad­ his nth of the season. Duchon, Carin Dunoy, Keith Evon, While all this activity was good and other aspects of staying changed and so must be accepted. run in the bottom of the ninth Kirsten Ullon. Joseph A. Schauster, executor Davey) Lopes are the only two vanced lo third. Howell then In the second, Dave Kingman led Kristine Farrell, Kevin Foster, Tammy TWELTH GRADE for their careers, it was drastically young,” said Gardner. "We'vehad inning to lead Boston to a 6-5 for the will of Mary C. Schauster, to playing right now with that many. I walked Rich Gedman intention­ off with his 22nd homer of the Gosselln, Tamara Grybko. Kathy Ha­ High honors cutting into their life expectancy. clients say to us, 'How do you guys Once that is accepted it suggests triumph and a sweep of a three- m ilton, Shannon Henaghan, Ann Hor- Gregory Augustine, Inge Benoy, Lori four principles of interpersonal Gertrude Scovill, 24 Hartford Mets seeing Red ^ never thought I'd get 100... and I ’m ally, loading the bases for season and the 399th of his career. rlgan, Helen Horton, Christopher Hut­ That is, until they "decided to have so much energy?' We used to game series with Oakland. Bissell, Michelle Degray, Barbara relations. They are: 'You cannot Road. sure a lot of other people didn't Gutierrez. Dwayne Murphy nailed his 13th of chins, Erica Jung, Chris Kenneally, Desso. W illiam Horvey, Debbie Je­ accept full responsibility for our say, 'Read these books.' But then Andrew Kozlak, Tom Krueger, Dovid change other people's behavior, think I'd get there, either.” "It’s nice to get a game-winning "When Howell went 2-0, I had a the year with two out in the third. wett. Christopher Legault, Diane Pel­ own mental and physical well­ we wrote our own book that had Laplerre, Kristin Larensen, Colleen letier, TammI Purks. you can only change your own RBI singles by Billy Sample and RBI (his first) even though I didn't feeling he was in trouble, ” said Boston pulled ahead 3-2 in the Lee, Denise LewandowskI, Kevin Mac- Honors being,” they say in the preface to a everything in it up to the moment it after being swept Andre Robertson in the fourth get a hit,” said Gutierrez. "But he Stapleton, who scored only his third. Rice lofted a two-out, Gronor, Jennifer Marco, Mark McCla- James Alfano, Jeffrey Beaudoin. book they recently finished on their went to press. behavior. You teach people to treat nan, Mark McConnell, Phyllis McDe- Michele Bourret, Wendy Bowen, Da­ you the way they do. You choose to Births inning drew the Yankees within a walked me and we won — that’s second run of the season " I was broken-bat single to center, and search for long life, called Stop "It was written so it could be vltt, Kathy Mendall, Mark MIkulltz, niel Bowers, Melissa Costonguay, feel and react the way you do. And NEW YORK (UPI) - Flying tum, New York hit the ball hard. run but White’s solo homer in what counts" hoping Jackie would gel a hit. But scored on Buckner's double into Laurie Molnar, Kim Muzeroll, Joey Raquel France, Sandra Gonzalez. Ro­ Stress and Aging Now: The Methu­ read fast, with all the latest high from a 15-2 tear, the New York But that’s why we wear gloves,” Kansas City's half of the fourth and After trailing 5-3 in the ninth, the the walk was nice. " the left-field corner. Nielsen, Gloria Olszewski, MIcaela bert Hayes, Robert Hutchinson, David selah Manual. information on nutrition and per­ treat other people the way you Jotlln, Lianne Michele, daugh­ Orpheus, Susan Pelletier, Scott Purks, Knowiton, Lee Lonterman, Tina Le- want them to treat you. Mets knew they’d come down to Rose added. "W e had good 'D' and his sacrifice fly in the sixth A's stormed back for a tie with two Howell, who entered the game The Red Sox pulled to 4-2 in the Lorelle Sabotlno, Lodamla Santese, "W e bought bikes, cleaned the sonal health,” he said. ter of Mark D. and Sue (Garland) vasseur, Scott MacKay, Maureen Mar- Earth sometime. They didn’t ex­ timely hitting.” restored a 5-2 lead. outs as Mike Davis belted his 17th lied for second in the American fourth when Glenn Hoffman scored Linda Santoro, Jennifer Shustermon, klewicz. Christina Mastandreo. An­ processed food out of our kitchen Their approach is based on four Joslin of 77 West St., was bom July The book suggests people per­ pect a crash landing. homer of the season off starter League with 19 saves, could not on Marly Marty Barrett's two-out Wendy SImes, Cheryl Smith, Robert drew McForland, PottI Murray. and began trying to modify our areas, which they say are indispen­ 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Stevenson, Jomes Sukach, Chris­ Kristin QuattropanI, Ellen Sllsmets. form 20 minutes of aerobic exer­ Eddie Milner drove in the #- Dennis Boyd and Mike Heath explain his sudden wildness. single to left. topher Tardlf, Lori Tebbets, Michael own behavior so we could learn to sable to hqrnan health. They tal. The maternal grandparents Jennifer Wade, Leigh Walton, Rickey cise at least four times a week. It game-winning run, scored twice scored on Donnie Hill's single off "I just walked him, " he said, The A's made it 4-3 in the seventh Thibodeau, Karl Tkaez, Christy Ward, David Weitskopp, Josephine exercise, cook, eat and relax in compare them to the four legs of a are Mr. and Mrs. Hank Joslin of Weiner, Scott Wells, Allison Young. Whalen, Colin Wilson. also suggests 20 minutes of yoga and threw out a runner at home reliever Bob Stanley, 5-5, after dropping to 8-4 "I’ve got to on Heath’s lOlh homer of the ways that would increase our chair. If one leg is missing, the South Windsor. The baby has a fivo times a week. Wednesday to lift the Cincinati Wade Boggs, who had earlier get beat by my best pilch. When I season, into the left field net. brother, Michael, 3. Reds to a 3-2 victoryjver the Mets extended his major-league, got behind 2-01 tried lo throw three Barrett hit a two-out RBI single 2 for a three-game series sweep. season-high hitting streak to 27 fast balls down the m id d le" in the eighth, scoring Gedman. 2 " I think I'm a complete ball­ Study jury bids About Town player, that's what they pay me for,” the center fielder said. AL roundup With two outs in the ninth, SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) — Blacks According to the study, black plaintiffs shortstop Rafael Santana mi­ Welfare benefits vary not only lose civil suits more often than won automobile accident verdicts only 40 shandled a ground ball by Dann whites, they also receive smaller damage Brunch features fathiona widely percent of the time to 46 percent fqr whites, Bilardello. Pinch-hitter Wayne awards when they win, a study of 20 years of — The Manchester Area Christian Krenchicki was walked by Roger Jays after ‘magic number’ and when blacks won, they received only 74 civil actions in Chicago showed Wednesday. percent as much as white plaintifs received Women s Club will show fashions at a brunch Aug. 14 McDowell, 5-4, and Milner singled 5 IMAXIMUM MONTHLY The study by the Rand Corp. think tank of By Gerry Monlgan at 9:30 a m. at the Colony in Talcottvllle. Children will 5 for the same injury. up the middle to score Bilardello. which I hope we don’t, we want to OrlolM 4, Twins 2 BENEFITS 9,000 civil trials in the Chicago area from model fashions from D 4 L Children's Clothing Store. The Reds made two fine defen­ United Press International be in first place. We don't want to At Minneapolis, Eddie Murray 1959-79 showed that jurors returned more White plaintiffs won 62 percent of Lori McHugh, a former naval officer from Bethel, sive plays in the third inning. With (family of four) find we're a half-game out when belted a two-run homer, and Mike favorable verdicts for white defendants slip-and-fall cases against black defend­ will speak. Kimberley Blaney will sing solos. one out, Santana doubled. Mets Former pitcher Bill "Space­ the strike comes.” Boddicker and Don Aase.combined than blacks and also that they favored ants, but black plaintiffs wpn only 50 For information and reservations, call 872-48 76, starter Rick Aguilera then man” Lee once said, "It's a crazy When players struck for 50 days on a nine-hitler to lift the Orioles. individual defendants over corporations. percent of such suits against white 649-3423 or 633-2938. grounded a single to center but world, so if you’re crazy, you're in 1981, a split-season format was Boddicker, 10-10, ended a personal The research corporation's Institute for defendants. Milner nailed Santana trying to normal.” adopted, and teams leading their three-game losing streak, striking Civil Justice found that verdicts by the "M any Americans believe that the score. Len Dykstra then sent a In the world of baseball, insanity Faulkner Club meets divisions before the interruption out eight and walking two over same juries went against blacks, both as blindfold on the classical statue of Justice Is hard smash to right-center but reigns. With the possibility of a were guaranteed a playoff berth. seven innings. Ken Schrom, 8-10, plaintiffs and defendants, more often than as important as the scales that she holds,” SOUTH WINDSOR — The Faulkner Club of Parker made a diving catch to end players strike Aug. 6, teams are At Toronto, Barfield's two-run whites. struck out eight. Gustave H. Shubert, senior vice president Paperback Alley will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the inning. computing their ''magic homer and Jeff Burroughs' solo V * * a * * ♦ The report, "Deep Pockets, Empty of Rand and director of its Institute for Civil the paperback book store, 9S4 Sullivan Ave., to discuss " I knew it was kind of in between numbers” in July, and according shot powered the Blue Jays. TIgars 5, Whita Sox 4 Justice, said in a foreward to the report. Pockets: Who Wins in Cook County Jury William Faulkner’s novel, "Light in August." whether I should throw or not,” to Toronto’s Jesse Barfield, Seattle has lost 12 of its last 15 At Chicago, Dave Bergman .5? V Trials, " by social scientist Audrey Chin and "Y e t much of the practical lore of our The group Is open to those interested in the works of Milner said of the play at the plate. "Anybody who tells you they’re not games and nine straight to singled home Barbaro Garbey system belies this id eal... Now, for the first lawyer-psychologist Mark Peterson Faulkner. Admission is free. For more information, "When Dann Bilardello held the aware of that date is crazy." Toronto. with an unearned run In the fifth showed that: time, we have hard data and analysis call Paperback Alley, 644-9979. ball we got the out." Toronto can clinch first place in "There was no doubt about It inning, helping the Tigers snap a / • In lawsuits where plaintiffs claimed regarding which tendencies are historically John Franco, 9-1, pitched two the Eastern Division by the strike going out," said Barfield of his 16th three-game losing streak. Dan severe injury, corporations had to pay associated with which (litigant) character­ # ( May vary by araa) hitless Innings of relief. Ted Power deadline with any combination of homer of the year. " I got every bit Petry, 11-9, allowed (our hits In his damage awards one-third larger than istics, at least in the juries assembled in the Youths attend Instituta got the last three outs for his 18th Blue Jays victories and-or Yan­ of it. I was looking fastball all the sixth complete game of the season. individuals and also "w ere significantly Chicago area.” Several area youths are attending the residential save. kees losses totaling six. Toronto way, and that's what he threw me.” Tom Seaver, seeking his 299th more likely to be found liable in the first The authors pointed out that it is possible summer program, Young People's Institute ’85, at the "W e have a deep bullpen," Reds beat Seattle 3-1 Wednesday night, Jimmy Key, 9-4, scattered five career victory, (ell lo 10-8. place.” that trials differed among types of University of Connectclut in Storrs from July 14 to 26. player-manager Pete Rose said. and New York lost to Kansas City ' hits over 7 1-3 innings, striking out • But, in lawsuits where injuries were defendants in ways they did not examine, ■■■ * -iH- 5-3. Indians 8, Rangars 4 The program offers gifted studenu aged 10 to 16 “ Franco seems to get the wins and four. (Sourca: U.S. Cansui Bureau) comparable but less severe, government and that those differences in trials may In the West, the Angels, with a 6 NEA ORAPHtC workshops in computer languages, word processing, Power the saves. It's like the (Ron) At Texas, Mike Hargrove col­ defendants paid more than corporations. have affected the verdicts. 1-2-game lead over Kansas City, Ang*ls 8, Brawer* 4 data bases, graphics, journalism, songwiitlng, Davis-(Rich) Goisage thing with lected three hits Including his first • Not only did blacks lose civil suits more Chin and Peterson concluded that al­ have a magic number of four after pl&ywriting, poetry, prose, visual and theater arts. the Yankees a fe'w years back." At Milwaukee, Ruflno Linares since June 1984, and often than whites, both as plaintiffs and though caution should be used in drawing Rose went 2-for-4 to move within Wednesday’s 8-4 victory over Students Include: Matthew Wesson of 472 Tolland UPI photo cracked a three-run homer and George Vukovlch added his second Based on each state's cost of living, welfare benefits vary defendants, but black plaintiffs received conclusions from their study, "the results of Milwaukee. California and To­ Tunrpike; Christopher Chambers, 40 Tunxls Trail, 31 hits of breaking Ty Cobb’s Mike Brown and Bob Boone added homer in two nights to help smaller awards. Black defendants, on the our analyses are statistically robust, stable ronto open a four-game series widely. In just the 10 largest states, average monthly Bolton; Schaefer Griffin, 454 N. Main St.; Jeffrey M. career hit record of 4,191. Baltimore's Al Wiggins tags out Minnesota's Roy Smalley solo blasu to power the Angels. Cleveland snap the Rangers' . other hand, were also assessed smaller over time and consistent with widely held He wasn't awed by tbe Mets bats Thursday. payments range from a low of $178 in Texas to a high of Ray, 171 Ridgewood Trail, Coventry; Roger Wesaoo, as latter got caught between bases on fielder's choice in Ron Romanick, 12-4, worked six three-game winning streak. Bert damage awards than were white expectations about how Juries treat differ­ ■M cil bad been booming lately. "Anything can happen,” Bar- innings for the Angels, allowing Blyleven, 9-10, recorded his sixth $625 in California. , defendants. ent types of litigants." 472 Tolland Turnpike; and Kerry Overton, lU H oirad X Road. , , sweep gives us momen­ third inning action. Orioles won, 4-2. field said. "And if we do strike. eight hits. Ted Higuera (ell to 7-7. straight victory over Texas. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 25, 19B5 - 17 U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 25, 1985 NFL training camp roundup NL roundup Dolphins close to signing Marino to new pact Dodgers rushing quickly away from Padres McGee blusted a three-run homer Houston 3-1, Cincinnati defeated by Dallas Cowboys running back By AAlke Tully pressing like I used to.” With the Pirates leading 1-0, Phillies 3, Astros 1 to lead SI. Loui.s, which swept the U.S. Football League wide re­ sive coordinators throughout the Super Bowl in January that he opened his third camp as Jets' New York 3-2, St. Louis blanked By Joel Sherman Tony Dorset! for non-payment of United Press International Bob Welch, 5-1, gained his fourth Mariano Duncan walked, Ken At Philadelphia, Von Hayes Giants. Tudor, 11-8, struck out ceiver of the Oakland Invaders. NFL forget about game plans and would give Marino a new contract, coach for about 75 rookies, free San Francisco 4-0 and Chicago United Press International more than $400,000 in back taxes, consecutive triumph on a five- Landreaux singled and Pedro broke open a pitchers’ duel be­ eight and walked none in pitching Carter’s NFL rights belong to start building fallout shelters. Wednesday said he had been agents and some veterans at Send the road repairmen. Los beat San Diego 4-3 in 10 innings. an IRS spokeswoman said. hitter, aided by good defense in the Guerrero walked to load the bases tween Kevin Gross and Nolan his fifth shutout and seventh Miami Dolphins quarterback the Dolphins. He will become a free "We're anxious to see what talking with Demoff and the two Hofstra'University. Angeles is rushing away from San early innings. He walked three and with none out. Holland entered and Ryan with a two-run inside-the- complete game Jim Gott, 4-8, was Dan Marino is close to being agent Aug. 1 if the Invaders don't happens as far as Anthony Carter were "in direct contact.” "I would say at this immediate Marlene Gaysek of the IRS.' Diego. Expos 3, Braves 1 struck out four. Don Robinson, 2-4, Brock hit a 1-0 pilch into the right park homer in the eighth to spark the loser. rewarded with a new contract and pick up his $500,000 option for next is concerned,” Miami coach Don Marino signed a 4-year contract time it (signing) can happen in a confirmed the tax agency’s action The Dodgers, riding Greg At Montreal, Bryn Smith tossed making only his second start of the field stands for his 15th homer and the Phillies. Hayes’ homer was a new playmate. season. Shula said. "We'il find out about worth about $2 million as a rookie. day or two,” said Toon’s agent, Tuesday night, saying "about 10 a three-hitter and Vance Law hit a Brock's grand slam, opened a 2'/t season, took the loss although second career grand slam. only the third hit off Ryan, 8-8. Cubs 4, Padres 3 Dolphins owner Joe Robbie and "We know that Anthony Carter that Aug. 1." He is reportediy seeking a contract Ralph Cindrich. Cindrich, met liens" had been filed against- gift inside-the-park home run to game lead over the Padres in the reliever Al Holland gave up the " I ’ll admit 1 didn’t like seeing Gross raised his record to 9-8. Kent At San Diego, pinch h'Uer Richie wants to come here, we just can’t on a par with Joe Montanp, who with Jets secretary and adminis­ Dorset! in Dallas and Collin spark the Expos. Smith, 12-3, Marino's agent, Marvin Demoff, NL West Wednesday night with a home run to Brock. Holland come to the mound,” said Tekulve pitched the ninth for his Hebner legged out an infield hit met Tuesday and Wednesday and talk to him until he's free of his Marino should know sooner than earns $1.1 million per year. trative manager Steve Gutman in counties. ' ", pitched his fourth complete game. 9-1 roiit of the , "It was a big plus for us to see Brock, "He’s been tough on me in 11th save. behind second base with two out in plan to meet again Thursday to legai obligations," Robbie said. that about his contract. In other camp news: Pittsburgh Wednesday. "It felt good," Brock said. "I the past and 1 was just lucky to get He is 7-1 since June 2, Steve The IRS would not say just how. (Don) Robinson get in five good the loth to score Ryne Sandberg hammer out a new contract for the The possibility of adding the "I don’t see any problems," — The New York Jets moved As of Wednesday afternoon only haven't been doing anything differ­ a hit. I think that’s about only the Bedroslan, 5-9, took the loss. much Dorset! owes, but liens filed, innings," Pittsburgh manager Cardinals 4, Giants 0 from third and lead the Cubs. record-breaking quarterback. blazing S-foot-11 Carter with the Marino said. "I hope they can get closer to signing their No. 1 draft 11 of 28 first-round draft picks had ent, but I think experience and second hit I’ve had off of him.” Atlanta center fielder Dale Chuck Tanner said. "They were At San Francisco, John Tudor Sandberg opened the lOth with a Meanwhile, Robbie said he was talents of wide receivers Mark some good work in on it and that pick, A1 Toon, However, the been signed. against him in Collin County, just confidence have been helpful. I'm Elsewhere, Montreal downed Murphy lost Law's ball in the north of Dallas, totaled more than excellent innings. But we were a pitched a six-hilt(jf.^ and Willie walk off loser Tim Stoddard. 1-4 "cautiously optimistic" about Duper and Mark Clayton, and the everything works out." 6-foot-4 wide receiver remained in — The Internal Revenue Service a little more relaxed and not little unfortunate in the sixth.” Atlanta 3-1, Phila'telphia topped lights. signing Anthony Carter, the ali- arm of Marino, may make defen­ Robbie, who said before the Wisconsin while Joe Walton has moved to seize property owned $414,000. Sports In Brief Americans alive SCOREBOARD Doll winner at Hershey meet in Farm tourney 2 Liz Doll of Manchester was the winner in the girls 9-10 age 2 Kenny Snellenberger blasted a Shawn Knowles knotted the con­ group 400 meter run last Saturday at the state Hershey Track Rads 3, Mats 2 Cardlnalad.BlantaO pair of three-run homers — in the test in the sixth to send it into w in , lose & D REW 8 Meet in New Britain and has been invited to run in the Hershey sixth and seventh innings — to extra-innings. The clutch defense National Meet in Hershey, Pa,, on Aug. 15-18. Doll, a student at S o ftb a ll B a s e b a ll CINCINNATI NEW YORK ST. LOUIS SAN F R A ^ IS C O j carry the American l.eague to a of Sean House and Julie Smart ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM* Nathan Hale School, was representing the Tri-City'Track Club of 10-8, come-from-bchind win over stopped NL rallies in the sixth and Coleman It 4 0 0 0 Glodden ct 4 0 1 (V MW Milner cf 4 2 2 1 Dykstra cf 5 0 0 0 Vernon. the in Town Farm seventh, before Snellenberger con­ McGee ct 4 1 1 3 Trillo X 4 0 10; Venable If 5 0 2 1 Backmn X 4 0 0 0 Other Manchester Manchester residents who ran with Tri-City TONIGHT'S GAMES Rota 1b 4 0 2 1 Hrnndz 1b 3 111 Herr X 3 110 Otavlt rt 4 0 10; All-Star Tournament competition nected again Allied vt. Vett, 4 — Fllioerald National Laigua standings I ® 1 Redus pr 0 0 0 0 Strwbrr rt 4 0 Clark 1 1b 30 0 11 Leonard If 4 0 1 0, were Amy Dwyer in the girls 9-10 200 meter dash and Bryce Wednesday night at Verplanck Mike Wilbanks and Mike Too- Irltn vs. Wilton's, 7:M — Fllieerold Cedeno 1b 0 0 0 0 Heap If 3 0 Vn 10 Slyk rt 4 0 0 0 Brown X 3 0 10, Poirot in the boys 9-10 400 meter run. mey combined on the mound for Parker rt 3 0 0 0 Foster If 0 0 Penditn 0 X 4 00 0 0 Trevino c 3 0 0 O' Field. 5 Gibson's vs. L.M . GUI, 4— Robertson E O lt the Americans, with Toomey re­ 5 Porter c 4 0 0 0 Brenly ph 1 0 0 O' Sullivan vt. BWT, 7;M — Robortson W L Pet. OB Bell X 3 0 0 0 Hurdle c 2 0 0 0 The Americans play the un­ Main Rub vt. Talaea't, 4 — Chartor Conepen t t 3 0 1 0 Carter c 1 0 0 0 Dejesus ss 4 1 3 0 Green 1b 3 0 0 0, cording the victory. St. Louis 56 36 .609 — Tudor p 3 110 Uribe ts 3 0 0 0i beaten International League stars Oak New York 53 40 . 570 3Va Oester X 4 0 0 0 Johntan X 3 1 2 0 Softball tourney In Norwich Friday al 5:30. Sean Cornog, Malt Latlulippe JHC vs. Slephonson't, 4 — Koonoy Bllardell c 4 1 0 0 Santana ss 3 0 2 1 Gott p 1 0 0 01 Montreal 54 41 .566 3Vs MDavIs p 0 0 0 and Jeremy Krob paced the losers Red-Lee vt. Blue Ox, 4 — Patanl Chlcoffo SO 43 .538 6V3 Robinson p 2 0 0 0 Agullero p 2 0 1 0 The loss ousted the Nationals GHReally vs. JC 't, 7:10 — P atanl Foley ph 0 0 0 0 Chpmn ph 10 0 0 Yngbld ph 10 14 NORWICH — A men's slo-pitch softball tournament, with offensively. Glen Weeks, Ed Wil­ Phllodelphlo 43 51 .453 14Va (jarreIN p 0 0 0 (5 from the double^ elimination M P lu a vs. Telephone, 4 — Nike Pittsburgh 31 61 .337 35 Franco p 0 0 0 0 McDowll p 0 0 0 0 separate divisions for 'B' and 'C teams, will begin Aug. 24-25 in son and Keith Zingler sparkled on Sullivan vt. Osnils Touch, 7:N — iflaiV' Kmchc ph 0 0 0 0 Staub ph 10 0 0 Deer ph 1 0 0 O tourney. West Blue p 0 0 0 G Norwich. Entry deadline is Aug. 20. Entry fee is $85. For further NIko Los Angeles S3 39 .576 — Power p 0 0 0 0 Snellenberger’s first round- defense. Mike Lafferty and Carl San Diego 52 43 .547 2V* TotaN a 2 7 3 TotaN NISI TetaN M 4 7 4 TotaN information, contact Rich Rothstein, 889-2381 (9 a m.-5 p.m.) or tripper and an RBI-single by Smith pitched well. Cincinnati 49 43 .533 4 MB dnclnnoll iei SN Ml— 3 St. LouN 8N SN SSS— 4 886-5390 (6-10 p.m.) Chirtar Oik New York SMSIISOO— 2 San Francisco SN ON SSS— Sr Houston 44 51 .463 tOVi (Same-winning RBI — M c(Xe(10). • Postal Express tallied twice In the Atlanta 41 52 .441 12'/* (Same-winning R BI— Milner (3). San Francisco 35 60 .368 19Vs E—Santana. DP—New York 1. LOB— E—MeCSee, MJetus, Trevino. DP—, eighth to pull out o 6-4 win over Main St. Louis 2. LOB—St. Louis 6, Sam BC’s Gary Williams staying put Pub/MMH at Fitzgerald Field Wednes­ WMbiesdoy's OotiMs Cincinnati 8, New York 8. 2B—Milner, Cincinnati 3, New York 2 Venable 2, Santana 2, Heap, Johnson. Franciscos. 2B—OeJesut. HR—McGeet day night. Lenny Caruso crunched four (4). SB—Herr (4).S—Tudor,Colemon. { Louganis highlights SI. Louis 4, San Francisco 0 HR—Hernandez (8). SB— Milner (19), CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. - basketball coach hits to lead the winners* while Rick Strawberry (12). S—Santana. Daniels and Dove Krinlak added two Montreol 3, Atlanta 1 IP H R E R B B S et Gary Williams says he has lost a lot of weight. ■' J each. For the losers* Brad Genzano* Philadelphia 3, Houston 1 Chicago 4, San Diego 3,10 Innings IP H R E R B B S O SI. LouN * "I feel about 200 pounds lighter,” Williams said Wednesday Kevin Welch and Peter Kuzmickas Tudor (W 11-8) 9 6 0 0 0 i drilled two hits apiece. Los Angeles 9, Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati after announcing he would refuse a bid to coach at Wake Forest Tbursdoy's Gomes Robinson 6 8 2 2 2 3 Son Francisco ' Festival schedule University in North Carolina. "This whole decision has been /3 Brookns X 3 0 0 0 Hulett X 0 0 0 0 Bradley, Sea 93 374 51 115 Service more than $400,000, would arrive in training camp by Lendl said that although he skating and team handball. Rac Baltimore Fisher 1 0 0 0 0 1 Costlllo c 4 12 1 Salazar X 2 0 1 0 IP H RERBBSO •23 Only Association of Tennis Pro­ toward next year and the world 47 45 .511 9Va BordI 110 0 11 Atlanta Cooper, M il 87 3S5 45109 .301 doesn’t want to be in Indianapolis, Cary Coffin knocked In the winning Milwaukee 40 51 .440 16 Cruz X 2 0 0 0 Molltor, Mil 89 359 68110 .308 Thursday night and avoid a $l,000-a-day fine. fessionals sponsorship rules made championships.” The Festival’s opening ceremo­ Cleveland 30 63 .333 37 Allen 1 1 0 0 0 1 (jamble ph 1 0 0 0 Bedroslan (L 5-9) 7 5 3 3 4 5 he will be playing his hardest. run In fhe bottom ot the seventh to Kansas City Dadmon 1 2 0 0 0 0 Heme Ru m ■ However, news of Dorsett’s financial problems fueled Lendl, the world’s No. 2 ranked Those goals, however, faded into nies will be held Friday night with boost Center Congo over Nelson West Little X 0 0 0 0 National League — Murphy, Atl 2S( "You may not want to play a California 56 38 .596 — Lelbrandt (W 10-5) 7 8 3 3 4 0 TetaN a S IS S TetaN V 4 4 3 MentraM speculation the star player might try to renegotiate his contract. the background for a while earlier action in 20 sports due on Saturday. Frelghtwov. 7-6, at Nike, Brion LetterrI Quitenberry (S 21) 2 1 0 0 0 2 Smith (W 12-3) 9 3 1 1 0 5 Guerrero, LA 21; Clark, StL ond Parker, tennis player, appear at the tournament, but once you go there, and Ken Wolnorowskl ripped two hits Kansas City 49 44 . 527 6Vj Detroit Nl SN SIS— S CIn 18; Horner, Atl 16. Dorset!, 31, who won the Heisman Trophy at Pittsburgh in 1976, this year when Louganis dislo­ The initital competition took Chlcogo 47 44 . 516 7'/3 Shlrlay pitched to 2 batters In 6th; CMcoge IN IN SIS— 4 HBP—by Bedroslan (Raines). T—2:04. tournament. you decide to do your best,” he each fo r the victors. For Nelson, Steve Lelbrandt pitched to 1 batter In 8th. /Lmerican League — Fisk, Chi X ; is in the fourth year of a six-year contract with the Cowboys. He is cated his left shoulder. place Wednesday night with poten­ Smyth cranked a homer and triple, and Oakland 48 46 .511 8 (tame-wInnIng RBI — Bergman (2). Pratlav, Sea and Kingman, Oak 22t Those rules say financial spon­ said. T—2:45. A—31,580. E—Salazar, Walker. DP—Detroit Phllllaa3.Aatroa1 to earn $400,000 from the Cowboys’ this year and has borrowed "It is an impingment of the tial Olympians Susan and Jason Larry Rekas added a trip le and single. Saottle 44 50 .468 12 Brunonsky, Minn, Evans and Gibson, Dei sors have to have a certain number ” I don’t think the rule is stupid. I MInnasota 43 49 .467 12 2. LOB—D etroit 10, Chlcogo 3. 2B— 19. $200,000 from the club to help pay the debts, the Dallas Times rotator cuff,” said Louganis, the Dungjen taking the lead after the L Walker, Lemon, Baines. 3B— Texas 37 58 .389 19Vz of top 10 players in the field of an understand the need for the top L HOUSTON PHILADELPHIA Runt Batted In Herald reported Wednesday^ only diver ever to have recorded a compulsory short program in pairs Paginl Wadnasdoy's Rasults Drlolas4,Twlns2 Whitaker. HR—Walker (15). SB— Notional League — Murphy Atl, 74! players to be in certain tourna­ California 8, Milwaukee4 Glbson3(1S),Walker(4),Trommell(11). ObrhM ObrhM event such as the Clay Courts. In perfect score at both the national figure skating. Aldo's Pizza skinned the Hungrv Pankvtz X 2 1 1 0 Samuel X 2 0 0 0 Harr,StL72; Parker,ClnandClork,StL67; ments. But I don’t understand why Toronto 3, Seattle 1 SF—Trommell. Wilton, Phil 65. recent years, top names like and world level. "It could be The Dungjens, from Troy, Mich., Tiger* 16-1* In a fIve-Inning blowout at Boston 6, Oakland 5 BALTIMORE MINNESOTA IP H RERBBSO Thon ts 1 0 0 0 Aguayo X 0 0 0 0 this tournament is played on clay Poganl. Kevin Shaffer loced a double Detroit Reynids u 4 0 2 1 Hayes cf 4 1 )2 /Lmarlcon Leogue — Mattingly, N Y 75i top-ranked John McEnroe and career threatening. They have were taking part in a seniors event Detroit 5, Chlcogo 4 ObrhM ObrhM Murray, Balt 67; Glbton,Det6S; Brett, KC Boxer Schwenke still critical just when everyone is trying to get and two singles* while Harry Roy and Kansas City 5, New York 3 Wiggins X 2 0 0 0 Puckett cf 5 1 3 0 Petry (W 11-9) 9 4 4 4 5 5 Boss cf 4 0 10 Schmidt 1b 4 0 0 0 wanted to do surgery to lake care for the first time. Dave Parker parked two doubles Cruz If 4 0 0 0 Wilson rf 4 1 1 0 and Ripken, Balt 63; Jimmy Connors have skipped the Cleyeland 8, Texas 4 Lacy rf 3 111 Smally dh 4 0 0 0 Ctilcoso INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Boxer Chris Schwenke was still ready for the U.S. Open, which is of it. But I kind of shy away from ” I felt we skated really well apiece. Ed Bombardier and Hotch Seavar (L 198) 8 9 5 4 4 4 Mmphry rt 4 0 1 0 Virgil c 2 0 0 0 Stolen Boses $575,000 event at the Indianapolis Odell also singled and doubled for Baltimore 4, Minnesota 2 Ripken u 4 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 3 0 0 0 National Leogue — Coleman, StL 66) unconscious and in critical condition today, three days after played on a hard suHace,” Lendl considering this marked our tran­ Tbursdoy's Gamas Murray 1b 3 2 2 2 Brnnsky rf 3 0 0 0 Gleoton 1 1 0 0 0 0 Davis 1b 3 0 0 0 Russell If 3 0 0 0 Sports Center. that. You learn to compete with Aldo's. Five batters had one hit each WP—Petry, Seaver. T—2:56. A— Gordnr X 3 0 2 0 AAoddox cf 0 0 0 0 McGee, StLand Raines, Mtl 37; Lopes, Chi said. sition from the juniors to the for the Tiger. (All Timas EDT) Lynn cf 4 0 10 Bush If 4 0 11 X ; Redus, Cin X . ' developing a blood clot in his brain during a light heavyweight pain. If you want something bad California (Witt 8-6) at Toronto (Stieb Sheets dh 2 0 0 0 GaettI X 4 0 0 0 27,214. Bailey c 4 0 10 Schu X . 2 0 0 0 This year, Lendl was forced to The 25-year-old Czechoslovakian Ryan p 2 0 10 Corcorn 1b 0 0 0 1 /Lmarlcon League — Henderson, NY fight. enough then you learn to work seniors,” Jason Dungjen said. 96), 7:35 p.m. Young If 4 0 11 Salas c 4 0 2 0 43; Pattis, Cal M ; Butler, Clev and appear. And Wednesday, after a will play I5th-seeded Guy Forget of Seattle (Swift 3-3) at Boston (Oleda4-6), Dempesy c 0 0 0 0 Gagne ss 3 0 10 DSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Jeltz ts 2 0 0 0 Schwenke continued to respond to simple voice commands, Northarn lndlani8,Rangeri4 KGross p 2 0 ) 0 Wilton, KC 29; Collins, (X k 25. 6-4, 6-0 victory over Slobodan France on Thursday at the India­ 7:35 p.m. Rayford X 4 0 0 0 Stenhos ph 1 1 1 0 Pitching hospital spokeswoman Christie Plank said. But despite the Manchester Property Maintenance Baltimore (Flanagan 0-1) at Chicago Pardo c 3 12 0 Lmbrdz X 2 0 0 0 GGrots ph 0 1 0 0 Zivojinovic, he lamented the fact. napolis Sports Center. plated four runs In the seventh to down Takulve p 0 0 0 0 Vlctortot fighter’s ability to wiggle his toes and fingers at doctors’ urgings, (Bannister 5-7), B:X p.m. Roenick If 0 0 0 0 Teufel X 2 0 11 CLEVELAND TEXAS National League — /Lndular, StL 164< "1 am only here because the ATP Second-seeded Andres Gomez of Dean Machine, 10-6, at Robertson Pork Detroit (Morris 10-6) at MInnesoto Tatata 29 4 7 4 Totals SS 2 9 2 ObrhM ObrhM TetaN a 1 9 I TetaN 25 1 3 2 officials continued to say the 28-year-old Samoan-born fighter and clinch the Northern title. Pat Irish Houston 8MaSSSB-1 (Xodan, NY 14-3; Mohlar, At) 144; Hoyt, Ecuador, the defending champion, Beauty Is More (VIolo 10-8), 8:35 p.m. Baltlmors N1 ON N l— 4 Butler cf 4 0 11 McDwII ct 5 1 1 1 SD 13-4; Hawkins, SDand SMIth, M tl 12-3j designation system says I have to slashed four hits tor the champs, while Oakland (BIrstas 6-2) at Milwaukee Minnesota Nl ON Nl— 2 Philadelphia SM 8N 12x— 1 was "not out of the woods whatsoever.” Fronco u 4 2 2 0 Harroh X 4 1 1 0 (jame-wlnnlng RBI — Hayes (6). Cox, StL 12-5. be here," Lendl said. "I didn’t advanced to the quarterfinals with Joe Tetrault, Rick Bordeau, Paul (Cocanower 1-0), 8:35 p.m. Gamewlnnlng RBI -M u rra y (8). ToMar X 4 111 O'Brien 1b 5 0 2 2 Phllbrick and Glenn Rosslgrol added Frtdoy's (3amas DP—Philadelphia 2. LOB—Houston /Lmarlcon Leogue — Guidry, NY 13-3) a 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 victory over ninth- DP—Baltimore 1. MInnesoto 1. LOB— Jocoby X 1 0 0 0 Ward If 4 0 0 0 Romonlck, Cal 12-4; Sobarhogen, KC 11-5; want to come here. 1 didn’t want to Than Skin Deep two apiece. For Dean, John Johnson, California at Tpronto, night B a ltim o re 4, M inn esota 9. 2B— Thorntn dh 4 1 1 1 Walker rt 3 1 2 1 7, Philadelphia 4. 2B—KGross. 3B— seeded Libor Pimek of Tom Bonneau, Lee Snuffer and Ed Seattle at Boston, night Reynolds. HR—Hayes (9). SB— Bums, Chi 114; Boyd, Bos 114;Petrv{, Prue signs with WVU play on clay at all before the hard Puckett, Podro, Teufel. 3B— Ldcv. Nixon pr 0 0 0 0 Wright dh 3 0 10 Del 114. Czechoslovakia. Machuga slugged two safeties each. Oakland at Mllwoukee, night HR—Murray (15). SB—Gagne (4), Horgrv X 4 2 3 2 Buechel X 4 0 0 0 Reynolds. S—Ryan, Aguayo. SF— court season. If I don’t come here, I Manchester Dll Heat came from Baltimore at Chicago, night Puckett (8). S—Wiggins 2, Sheets. Corcoran. Earned Run Aysrgge MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A high school basketball star from The biggest upset of the day was Castillo rt 2 0 0 0 Petrolll c 2 10 0 National League — Gooden, NY 1.67; would be investigated. So I feel it is With Our behind to shade Cox Cable, 12-10, at Detroit at Minnesota, night SF—Lacy. Carter It 2 0 0 1 Tollason ss 2 0 0 0 „ _ IP H RERBBSO Washington, D.C. has signed with West Virginia University after a loss by two-time tournament Robertson. Rich Hurto, Jock Horrlng- Cleyeland at Konsos CItv, night IP H R E R B B S O Heuslen Volanzuela, LA 2.17; Tudor, StL 2.24j Bemzrd X 5 1 2 1 Jones ph 10 0 0 Sanderson, Chi 2.X; C7ravacky,SDlX. being unable to make the grade at Georgetown University. better to come here and play a champion Jose-Luis Clerc. ton and Pete PonzIonI each slammed New York at Texas, night Baltimore Vukovch It 3 1 1 1 Wllkrsn u 1 0 0 0 Ryan (L 84) 71-3 3 3 3 2 7 three hits tor Dll Heat, while Steve Boddickr (W 10-10) 7 7 1 1 2 8 W lllord c 4 0 10 D.SmIth 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 American League — Stiab, Tor 2.X; Darryl Prue, a 6-foot-7, 225- pound forward from Dunbar High round or two than to have that Clerc, the No. 7 seed and a Clay Used Cars Casavant, Kevin Brophy and Mike Aosa (S 5) 2 2 1 1 0 1 PMtadelpMa (iuldrv, NY 241; Key, Tor 2.65; W itt, Col TetaN a 8 11 8 TetaN M 4 7 4 2.92; Romonlck, Cal 2.94. School, has signed with the Mountaineers, coach Gale Catlett happen.” Court veteran, fell to 12th seed Pllllan chipped In with a pair apiece. Esstsrn Lsagua MInnasota Cleveland 418118 N l— 8 K.Grou (W 98) 8 9 1 1 1 7 That's because we take such Tom Puckett led Cox with three hits. Schrom (L 8-10) 8 5 4 4 2 8 Takulve (S 11) 1 0 0 0 1 0 Sirtkeeuta said Wednesday. One player who does want to be Hans Schwaier of West Germany TexN SN IN 188— 4 Notional League — (Xoden, NY 157< Steve Mantlle, Jim Smith, Dutty W L Pet. GB Wardia 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 (iome-wlnnlno RBI — Tabler (4). H B P -^ K.(*rots (Davit), by Ryan Last year, Prue averaged 20 points and 17 rebounds a game. He at the tournament is Wimbledon 6-3, 6-2. Schwaier became the care in -inspecting, roatj test­ Leone, Bob Boucher and Steve Pryor Eufamla 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 (Samuel, Virgil). WP—Ryan. T—2:19. Ryan, Hou IX ; Soto, Cin 133; Albany 60 40 .600 — DP—Texas 1. LOB—ClavelandS,Texas Volenzuelo, LA IX ; Deleon, Pitt 116. champion Boris Becker. The 17- tournament’s first men’s quarter- had two each. WatertHjry 56 44 .560 4 Boddickar pitched to 1 batter In 8th. 8. 2B—^Tabler, O'Brien, Hargrove. HR— was a two-year All-Metro choice and a third t ^ m pre- season ing and reconditioning. Schrom pitched to 1 batter In 9lh. OadgaraO.Pirataal American League — Blylevan, Clay year-old West German who be­ finalist by eliminating the Argen­ New Britain 54 44 .551 5 Hargrove (1), Vukovich (4), Walker (1), IX ; M orris, Det 116; Bums, Chi IDS; high school All-America selection by Street am k^ith Magazine. Vermont 50 51 .495 lO'/j HBP—by Boddickar (Hrbak). Balk— McDowell (8). SB—Franco (7). S— came Wimbledon’s youngest tine ace. Girls Ssnlor Aosa. T—2:42. A—2B,164. Butler. Bannister, Chi 1S7; Boyd, Bos and Witt, Nashua 45 53 .459 14 PITTSBURGH LOS JLNOHLES Cal 103. BUY OF THE WEEK Action begins tonight os two Man­ Glens Falls 46 55 .455 14'/z ^ IP H RERBBSO ObrhM ObrhM Saves NBA players slate bei^lt game chester teams w ill be competing In this Pittsfield 45 55 .450 15 Angsts B. Brswars 4 Reading Blylevan (W 910) 9 7 4 4 5 9 Wynne cf 3 0 0 0 Andertn X 5 0 1 2 Notlonol League — Reardon, Mtl 24; 81 Dodge 024 Cpe. 2 weekend's Girls Trl-Counfy Fast Pitch 41 55 .427 17 Ray X 4 0 0 0 Duncan u 4 1 0 0 Smith, Chi 22; Gotsoge, SD X ; Power,Cin WASHINGTON — Earvin "M agic" Johnson leads a contingent EXPANDING TO BETTER SERVE YOU TexM 2 Softball Leogue Tournament. Man­ Wadnasdoy's Results Modick X 3 1 1 1 (jondrax cf 4 2 2 0 18; Sutter, Atl 16. chester 3 hosts East Hampton tonight Albany 5, Nashua 2 CALIFORNIA MILWAUKEE Hootan (L 5-5) 3 6 6 6 2 1 of NBA stars who will participate in the Summer All-Star Game 4 cyl„ 4 gpd., AM/FM, ObrhM ObrhM Thmpsn 1b 4 0 1 0 Ouorror If 12 10 Americon League — Quitenberry, K t <2995 ot Chorter Oak Field No. 3 at 6:15 p.m. New Britain 7, Plttsttald 3 Holes 4 5)104 Hendrck rf 4 0 0 0 Brock lb 4 2 2 5 stated for Aug. 3 at the Capital Centre, organizers said R«ar Defoggar, Lika Naw In another preliminary gome* Man­ Watarburv 1, Gians Falls 0 Schotlld u 4 1 1 0 Stewart M olltor dh 4 1 1 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 21; Hernandez, Det, Howell, Oak, and Banlquz lb 5 1 3 0 Yount cf ; 4 1 2 1 Peno c 3 0 10 Morshll rt 4 1 2 0 M w e , Cal 19; James, Chi and Rlghettl, Wednesday. chester 1 travels to Hebron. The Reading 9, Vermont 8,10 Innings Schmidt. 11112 3 8 0 0 0 Sclosda c 4 1 1 1 •2 CMEV. CNEVETTE tournament continues in Monchester Tbursdoy's Gamas Downing If 4 1 1 1 Coogor 1b l 5 0 0 0 Hooton Mtchad to 2 batters In 4lh. At a news conference, organizers of the game said they hope to DaCIncs X 3 1 1 1 Ogllvla If 3 2 2 1 Kohllta ts 4 0 1 0 Sax X 4 0 0 0 2 a tlrt., 4 IgA > ’ 3595 Friday and concludes Saturday and Nashua ot Albany HBP—by Holes (Castillo). WP— RoMnton p 2 0 1 0 Welch p 3 0 0 1 net $150,000 for groups that help disabled children. IIUWK^WliB uIW Grich X 4 0 0 0 Schroadr c 4 0 1 0 Sunday at Herrick Pork In Bolton. Gians Falls at Watarburv Schmidt 2. PB—Petrolll. T—3:05. A— Holland p OOOO Soturdoy's contests ore scheduled for Vermont at Reading Brown rf 4 2 3 2 Rllas ss 4 0 4 1 17,235. The game, sanctioned by the NBA, is being organized by a 7# DOOOE COMHin imNMNMI Llnoras dh 4 1 1 3 (Xntnar X 2 0 0 1 Mozzllll ph 1 0 0 0 4 Wa, (tata, M ’ 2495 10a.m.* 1 p.m.and3p.m . Sunday'sfinal New Britain at Pittsfield Winn p 0 0 0 0 T ransactions non-profit group called Concerned Pro Athletes in Action. Two w uL_g^ tilt Is at 11 a.m. Millar cf 4 0 10 Hoshldr rf 4 0 0 0 Friday's Gomes National Laagua raaulta Candelar p 0 0 0 0 . other such all-star games sponsored by the group, in Los Angeles New Britain ot Albany Boone c 4 111 Romero X 2 0 0 0 ■HP WINDSOR LOCKS—VERNON •1 MIICN CENTUIIV 5 Gians Falls at Reading Slmmns oh 1 0 0 0 « 1 5 I TetaN a 9 9 9 and Nassau, N.Y,, were cancelled. 4 V4, itals, M , A U TU ’ 5395 TetaN M 8 12 8 TetaN a 4 18 4 Cuba 4, Padraa 3 (10) Mthtayb SMtSI tte-1 5 Nashua ot Pittsfield 623-6982 Vermont at Watarburv Colltamla 618SN88B-8 L M JUtaSlN SNSMSta— 9 - .£ !? ■ — PltOwr Jett Rutaall •8 CHEV MONTE CARLO MllwauhM IN 881 SIS— 4 Gome-Winning RBI - B r o c k (4). ^ewM mlnor-leaeue waivers and wJk CHICAGO SAN DIEGO Automatic (delivery, buidget plans, senior citizen 9 4 , k ilo , AC, Itatas Cm . ’ 11,195 Rec Basketball Gome-winning RBI - L ln o ra s (2). . DP—Plttsburoh 1. Buddy Bel?*" Itocta tar Browns sign top pick Amarlcan Laagua rasults E—Schofield 2, Downing. DP— ObrhM ObrhM LOB— Plttsburoh 7, L4N JLngetas 6. discount, service plans, tank protection plans, 13 CNEV CELERRtTY California 2, Milwaukee 2. LOB— Demler ct 5 2 2 0 Flonnry X 3 0 1 0 HR-AAodlock (5), Brock (15)\4B-?eno C#N#W KIRTLAND, Ohio — Running back Greg Allen, the Cleveland Sandbrg X 4 2 2 2 Brown pr 0 0 0 0 will-call delivery, 24-hour emergency service. 2 4r. t l ’, V4, Asli, AC, Mtraa ’ 7395 California 6, Milwaukee 8. 2B— Mlpoery Rock — Basketball cooeft Browns' top draft pick in 1985, has agreed to a series of l-year Yount, DaCIncas, Schroadar, AAotthws If 4 0 1 1 Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 RERBBSO Dave Rooney raNgned^ectlva A u ax ; so TOYOTA SUPRA CPE. Esstsrn Division Rsd8ox6,A's5 Downing, Ogllvla 2, Millar. H R - Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 Lettarts p 0 0 0 0 contracts. Now Sorving: Manchester, East Hartford, Bolton, 1-ake c 0 0 0 0 Gwynn rf 4 1 1 0 V4. ■ i f l , AC, Ft, B Brown (4), Unaras (2), Boone (4). RoMntW (L 2-4) 5 3 3 3 3 4 p5Sf"'“ r;rii “ "•''•l.HI'Jtata, Kelly Financial terms are not available, a Browns’ spokesman said North Coventry, Vernon, Tolland, Staf­ ’ 6295 N#w England Furnitur# 67 (Bill SF—Ogllvla, DaCIncas, Gontnar. Moraind rt 4 0 0 0 Garvey 1b 4 0 2 0 Mllond 12 110 0 PottaTj^ Em il Everett ond E m lllf FolfttI 19, Ed Tytka 13), East S3 (J.R. OAKLAND BOSTON Ourhm 1b 4 0 10 JeOavIs If 0 10 0 W ^ 124420 in making the announcement Wednesday night. ford, Somers, Enfield, East Windsor, Ell­ 84 CHEV CELE8RITY WO. CIlihum IS, Andy Klopftr 12, MIk* gbrhM obrbM JoDovIs C 4 0 0 0 NatttN X 4 1 1 2 Candateta 1 2 1113 Ctevelond — Tight end John Bond led ington, South Windsor, Suffield, East V4. Asta, AC, F t, Marat ’ 8495 Sm o ot 10). Murphy ct 4 1 1 1 Evans rt 5 12 0 CeUfeml. ** » Smith p 0 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 1 1 Lm Angetat oomcurumlng bock Greg A l^ 1-ansfrd X 4 0 1 0 Boggs X 5 0 3 0 vviiYVfviva Granby, Windsor Locks & Windsor. Conn. Horn* Inc.64 (Dwight Edwardt Romonefc (W 12-4) 6 8 3 1 2 1 Habnar ph 1 0 1 1 Royster XWelch 0 0 00 (W^5-l) 9 5 1 1 3 4 o JNrtas of 1-year controcN. 82 CMEV CAVALIER HATCNRACR 13, Victor Jothua 13, Larry Lop«z 72), Bochta 1b 4 0 10 Rica If 5 1 1 0 Frazier p 0 0 0 0 Martinez If 4 0 00 Patriots sign another draftee Quick Shoottrs 39. Klngmn dh 4 1 1 1 Bucfcnr 1b 5 12 2 Cllbum 2 2 10 10 * batters In 8th; 4ta4.,4 t)4.,Ft,B ’ 4695 Moore 1 0 0 0 1 0 Cay X 4 0 2 0 McRynl ct 4 0 0 0 Winn Mtched to 4 Letters In Sth. Wilson F. Cloukey Davis rf 4 12 1 Stoglatn pr 0 1 0 0 L o p n pr 0 0 0 0 Tampitn m 4WP—Winn. 0 I 0 T—2:42. *L—34JB1. SMITHFIELD, R.I. — The New England Patriots announced TRUCKS Haotti It 4 2 2 1 Easier dh 5 0 10 Spalar X 1 0 0 0 Hoyt p 2 0 0 0 Vice President-Service Manager Southarn Division Tattleton c 3 0 0 0 Gadmon c 4 1 1 0 HIguara (L 7-6) 4 6 7 7 2 1 Wednesday that second-round draft pick Ben Thomas, a 82 CNEV 818 PICR-UP Lodd 2 2 1)01 Bowo sa 4 0 10 Bmbry ph 1 0 0 0 400 Hamtr Club c5rs5d-K'2irM rs^ (former owner of •uperlor Heating Cart) Colt 45( 81 (Jo# Smith 21, Rob Smith Baker ph 10 10 Hoftmn u 3 1 2 0 Eckarsly p 3 0 0 0 Ramin X 0 0 0 0 defensive end from Auburn, has agreed to terms. • 8TL, 4 tad-, Mtrae Cm ’ 5995 II 0 0 0 0 (Sutlarrz ss 0 0 0 1 McClure 2 3 0 0 1 2 IS, N#ll P tachinikl 14), Smok# S3 Fingers 110 0 10 Bosley oh 1 0 0 0 Bochy c 10 0 0 Thomas was schecluled to sign a series of one-year contracts (Kavin Carrltr# 18, Vito P trront 11). Hill X 4 0 11 Lyons ct 3 0 10 Woods If 1 0 0 0 Full Oil Burner & Heating System Service, Repair 88 CNEV CIO PKN-UP Griffin u 4 0 0 0 Barrett X 4 0 2 2 H lgu^a pitched to 3 batters In Sih. ’ 4495 Manch#*t#r Athl#tlc 39 (Nick Foran T—2:N. A—24JN. Totalo N 4 M 4 TetaN M 2 7 2 following his physical Wednesday night, a team spokesman said. & Installation. Oil Fired Water Heaters, Tankless • 8rL,iliL, Ft,B 18), Styl# 32 (G#oro# SIroli 19). TNON M S 10 5 TetaN N 6 IS S Chkw mSMSNI—4 7S5—Honk *4oron »taned otfanslvo tackta The 6-foot-4, 280-pounder was the third of the Patriots’ three Twe out wtisn wkmlna run soerad Sen DIsgs S N lN S tlB — 1 714 Bobs Ruth k-ttv«tand Oratn; announcMl tioht m 3 Coils Installed-Acid Cleaned, Hot Water Storage 77 CNEV MAZIER CNEVERNE ONUeita O IIO N in - S BluaJaysB.MarInsrsI Gome-winning RBI — Hebner (2). 880-Wlllta Mays Joe Rose ond delensive end B IIIB o r^ . second-round picks and the 56th player taken in the 1985 NFL V4, Atta, F t, FB, ■ ’ 4095 N11M011— 8 _E —Nettlee. DP—Son Otago 1. L O B - Sta Fronh Robinson Tanks, Gome-Winning RBI—GutlarrazO). .*? P lo eo d fullback /Liidni draft. Chlcogo 9, Son Diego 3. 2S—Matthews, 571—Harmon Klltabrew Franklin, off'e^):?;; TaSktaa on E r le | 88 FORD RRONCO 4x4 , DP—Ooklond 1, Boston 1. SEATTLE TORONTO i HR-Sondberg (15), SIS"-Mickey Montte J^ kto , n M guard Bob Bounv V4, Aiag, Marat, FS, FB ’ 10,295 LO B — O a k la n d 4, B oston 11. 2B— I b r h M e b r b M NettiM (10). SB—Demler (19), Bowo (3). 534-Jlmmy Foxx Special Expansion Offer R a c y o , T V Bucknar, Hoffman. Easier. HR— Coles ss 3 0 0 0 Garda X 4 0 1 0 S—Lake. n i—Willie McCovey fo rm * ****“ Ohysicolly unable to pof- Owners want player concessions auclthW (11), Kingman (22), Murphy Brodlev if 4 0 0 0 Moaeby cf 4 0 0 0 __ IP H RERBBSO $11—Ted W illiams (13), Heath (10), Davis (17). S— Cowens rf 4 0 10 Brrghs dh 2 2 11 TONIGHT a s RegMe Jackson NEW — Major league baseball owners have an offer Carlin CRD Miser $ 9 9 7 9 5 (krtlarraz. GThms dh 4 0 0 0 Lea pr 0 0 0 0 Ecfcarslev 8 4 3 3 1 s a s —Emta Bonks YORK CHEVROLET 7:30 Rad Sox vs. M arinars, WTIC ^ IP H RERBBSO ttavN 1b 4 0 0 0 Ball If 4 0 10 radio arutttar 1 0 0 0 0 0 ai-EddtaMalhews ivady to make on pension contributions but will not put it on the Oil Burner...... OaklMd Presley X 4 13 0 Borflald rt 3 1 2 2 Smith (W §~4) 3 3 1 1 0 0 7:X Matt vt. Astros, Chonnal 9, Reynids pr a i —M e lo n MSSfaiCtt" table until the players make concessions to slow down salary CO., INC. Sutton 8 13 5 S 1 5 0 0 0 0 Fielder lb 3 0 10 Frazier (S 3) 1 0 0 0 0 0 8»-L«oOehrlB CARTER WKHT Howell (L 8J) 2-321120 Calderon If 4 0 11 Uoahow 1b 0 0 0 0 to n Oigga Increases, the owners’ chief negotiator said Wednesday. 7:X CHO Hlghllahts, Chonnal X Ksomay c StanMuslal 1220 MAIN STREET / MANCHESTER 3 0 10 lore X 3 0 0 0 Hoyt a * 3 3 1 4 2 - W lllt a Starsell The pension plan is one of the issues stalling contract talks with f:00 Boxing: Victor Acosta vs. Gory B m ta**" 8 2-3 8 5 5 0 2 Hndrsn oh 10 10 Allanson c 3 0 1 0 Stoddrd (L 1-4) 1 M ..SanProncNco.-SlBnedfUHbockEkhi W llllom s, ESPN 0 1 1 2 0 W-C n I Y astm m skl Fuel Oil 190 G^^ta^fe^emai 646-6464 Stanley (W 5-5) 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Rotnos X 4 0 0 0 FOrnndz ss 2 0 0 0 Laftarli 1-3 1 0 0 0 tlM players. ll:$$ OHO Highlights, Chonnal 3 T—2:40. A—274)04. TetaN ]B 1 7 1 1 Mike Schmidt TetaN a 3 7 3 T—2:40. *4-30,175. « ^ l l y W illiams 407—Duke Snider SsfiSSiJlSSSSSt^^ |g - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, July 25, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, July 25, 1985 — 19 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-271L IcLASSUFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE • by Larry Wright HELP WANTED Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED IH0ME8 I HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE RUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Just Listed. To see Is to Vernon — Deluxe 8 Room LOST AND FOUND I Study Hall Aide — Open­ Teacher — Foreign Lan-^ want It. Immaculate 8 Colonial. Spacious fam ily Legal Secretary. Man­ Medical Office Manager guoge — Execellent 700 room home with living room, screened porch, 3 Se.‘7, I'Ve RN — Public Health Local Insurance Agency, Receptionist — Full time ing for the fall, Rham I BUILDING/ Pocketbook Stolen from position. Must be able to chester. Full time. Real and Assistant In 1-doctor student high school with,, room, 3 bedrooms, formal bedrooms, office or den, I SERVICES SERVICES I PAINTING/, Been Nurse — For voluntary looking for Individual ex­ High School. Please call CONTRACTING Globe Hollow parking lot perienced In personal and type minimum 40 wpm. Estate experience and Manchester office. Chal­ or write tor application, high academic expecta­ dining room, den or extra large kitchen and dining OFFERED 1 ^ OFFERED PAPERING m i yoo home health agency. Full lenging but rewarding on Sunday, 7-21-SS. Please commercial claim work. Office experience helpful. good skills necessary. 228-9474, Hebron, CT. tions seeking qualified.., bedroom & rec room In room, lovely In ground ASK? return contents, no ques­ time position. Expe­ Wang word processing multi-task lob. Must en- candidate (or teaching finished basement. Floor pool, many extras. Must T All types remodeling or rienced nurse. Call 872- Call 646-0187 between 8am- Apply of L 8i M Ambu­ A. Henrv'^ P8rso«ollzed tions asked. Call 646-0586. lance, 275 New Sfate helpful, good benefifs. Sa­ |ov working with 8> help­ French. Dual certifica-.. to celling brick fireplace be seen. Priced at only Odd lobs, Trucking. D.Q. Petersen Buildind repoirs — Complete kit­ 9163 tor appointment. 4pm. Fire and Smoke Damage Lawn Care. Looking-for Home repolri. You nome Reward. Road, Manchester. lary commensurate with ing people, as well as Restoration Company tion In Sponish preferred. In rec room, landscaping $146,500. U & R Realty, somedne reliable and effi­ end Painting. Interior and chens, baths, garages, od- EOE. handling paperwork. Tvp- shows pride of ownership. It, we do It. Free estl- extsrior painting - com- Custodian II — Part tlme- experience. 643-1136. seeks full and part time Position to begin Sep­ 643-2692. cient? Total lawn core, insured. 643-0304. dltlons, dormers, Ing required. Medical ex­ tember 3, 1985. Mall re- , Easy access to 1-84. Call plste decorating ssrvics - porches, decks. No lob Permanent Part time (tempararv). Maintain­ workers. Start at $5 per commercial ond reslden- ______^ custom W ill paper hing­ ing and repairing buiding Home Health Aide — For perience desirable. Non- hour. Call 9am-3pm, 646- sume to: Dr. Michael S. now, $98,900. Century 21 Exquisite 9 Room moster- tldl. Light trucking, tree ^ - > - ■aSo'Hprgo or small. Coll Tellers — Apply Savings smokers only. Please Delivering rich loam —■ 5 ing - Insurance damef* I ANNOUNCEMENTS equipment. Second and Home Health agency ser­ 6855. Blake, Principal, Tolland Jackston-Showcase, 646- plece of a by-gone era. estimates, fully Insured. L o r r ^ 649-3985. Bank of Manchester, 923 vices In Rockville and reply giving background Minutes from Country yords, $65 plus tax. Sand, specialists. Main Street, Manchester. third shift for RHAM Person to Wash Vehicles High School, Tolland, CT 1316. 647-1349, 640-8487, — Must operate standard surrounding areas. Call and experience to Box K, 06084. Application dead­ Clubi $155,900....We Gua­ grovel, 8, stone. 643-9504. Robert E-. Jarvis, Emergency? In Manches­ Junior-Senior High c/o Manchester Herald. Reps Needed — For busi­ School. To $6.75 an hour transmission. Second 872-9163 for appointment. ness accounts. Full time line, August 9. Pool 'N ' Patio — With rantee Our Houses. Blan­ Experience Mowing ond v^m clean Cellars, ottlc$, Bulldlna-Remodetlng ter, dial 911 tor fire, Part Time Late Evening EOE. therapy-let lacuzzi, set In chard 8i Rossetto Real Specialist. Additions, gar- police, medical help. position available for a depending on experience. shift, 6 days per week. $60,(XK) to $80,000. Part- trim m ing ond oil types of houses, tree of charge for Forrond Remodeling — Final date for receipt of Medical and retirement Attendant — For busy self time $12,000 to $18,000. No Driver Wanted — Part parklike grounds. Many Estate, 646-2482. town maintenance. Coll o«,|,le Items. 644-3238. Cabinets, roofing, gut­ ages, roofing, siding, kit­ dependable person to per­ peremmlals surround this chens, bathrooms, re- form housekeeping servi­ applications, Friday, July benefits. Contact LeRoy Siding Installer Wanted — service gas station, Mon­ selling. Repeat business. time one day per week.. for free estimates otter ters, room additions, Experienced only. 643- 10 room U & R Contempor­ Super Condo — Immacu­ Stocks, all types of remo­ placement ces In a modern office 26th, 1985. Please call Saucier, Arbor Acres day thru Friday, 2:30 - Set your own hours. Train­ Over 25 and mature. 649- 4;30pm, 64»«64. Farm, 633-4681. 9633, 742-5406. 8pm. 6 hours on Saturday. 2287. ary. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 late 2 bedroom town- deling and repairs. FREE windows/doors. 643-6712. building In the Manches­ 228-9474. ing provided. Call 1-612- PAINTING/ 7 IT Apply In person, Barry's 938-6870, Mondav-Frlday, fireplaces, solar hot wa­ house. Carpeting, Circle A Carpentry — estimates. Fully Insured. Employment ter area. Experience help­ ter, lots more, please call appliances, walk-out PAPERING Telephone 643-6017, otter ful, but not required. Part Time Position avail­ Receptionist wanted for Texaco, 318 Adams 8am-5pm. CST. Clerk/Receptlonlst — Speclollzlng in decks and Dental Specialty office In Street, Manchester. Answering phones, light, Todoy. $174,900. Century basement. Ideal for rec 6pm, 647-8509. IHEATMG/ 2 2 able for mature, dependa­ shingle roofing. Also oddl- Hours are9pm-lam, Mon­ & Education b le person as TV Vernon. Pleasant work­ Part Time Receptlonls- typing, process shipping 21 Jackston-Showcase, room. $60's.....We Gua­ tlons, house repairs and Name your own price — PLUMBING day through Friday. Call rantee Our Houses. Blan­ Father ond son. Fost, 649-3181 between 9am and Attendant. Afternoons ing conditions, medical Manchester — Responsi­ Telephone Solicitor — t/Assistant In doctor's of­ documents, figure apti­ 646-1316. remodeling. Pointing Is •------V------and weekend hours. Must benefits, pension and ble person needed to care Must be experienced. Call fice. Good variety of tude and pleasant phone chard 8i Rossetto Real ovallable for summer dependable service. Leon CleszvnskI Builder Foportv Brothers —• Ba­ 4pm. Pointing, Paperhonglno be flexible. Retirees are profit sharing plans avail­ for 2 children, 6 8. 9 on part time from your own activities. Some typing personality a must. 8am- "Two Family" — Conve­ Estate, 646-2482. time. 643-5206. — New homes, additions, throom ramodelino; In­ CELEBRITY CIPHER encouraged to apply. Call able. Light typing re­ weekends while I work. home. Excellent commis­ requrled. 2-4 days a week. 5pm, Monday thru Fri­ niently located 5 8> 5 two 8, Removal. Coll 646-5761. remodeling, rec rooms, stallation water heaters, C«l«brlty Cipher cryptogreme ere created from quoteliont by I HELP WANTED quired. Experience pref- Kellee, days, 285-9672. sions. Call Circulation day, Competitive wage family. Wall to wall car­ Reach for the Stars and Howkes Tree Service — garages, kitchens remo­ (•m out people, patl and praaani Each latter in the cipher aienda 649-1600 mornings. Send replies to Box L, c/o parbagt disposals; faucet lor.another rod*y'$c>us Vpgualsl errable. Excellent Manager, Manchester Manchester Herald. and benefit package. C all.. peting. Newer roof, full picture yourself In this Bucket Truck 8, Chipper. Pointing and Poperhano- deled, ceilings, bath tile, repairs, 649-4539. Viso/M I Ing -T- Exterior and Inte­ Easy assembly work! opportunity for q mature Herald, 643-2711. tor an appointment, 646-- attic 8i walk-out base­ magnificent 9 room Con­ Stump Removal. Free Es­ dormers, roofing. Resi­ osterCard accepted. hyCONNir WltNFR Machinists — 3 years ment. Separate systems, rior, ceilings repaired. dential or commercial. $600.00 per 100. Guaran­ experience required. Able person who enlovs people 1737. Plllowtex Corp., 49 temporary I Built and de­ timates. Special consiaer- teed Payment. No Expe- contact. Call 522-9211. Newspaper Dealer Regent Street, porches. Asking $116,900. signed for elegant living otlon for Elderly and Han­ References, fu lly Insured. 649-4291. “YGSMDFOQUF EFJDQE MDO rlence/No Sales. Details to set up and operate CNC Strano Real Estate, 647- Quality work. Martin Brldgeports, some pro­ needed In Hebron- Manchester. combined with todays ac­ dicapped. 647-7553. 5 5 Auto Service Technicians Mottsson, evenings, 649- send self-addressed gramming required. Call Legal Secretary — Tired Andover area. For more Bakery Help wanted, "SOLD". tive lifestylel 3bedrooms, FLOORING FAQ NLVCGEF WMFGLJDH JB stamped envelope; ELAN of traffic lams and park­ — Part time and full time Information, call 647-9946. Teocher — Halt time formal living and dining 4431. Carpentry and remodel­ offer 3:30pm, 659-2162. positions available. Expe­ early morning hours, HOUUCLEAMNC ing services — Complete VITAL-173, 3418 Enter­ ing problems? 3 Man reading consultant, K-6, ' Bolton — Charming three rooms, dream kitchen RNCVYCULE CU MOQDCWM." — rienced In front end align­ must be available wee­ Looking tor a bailer way? Try Exterior and Interior, home repairs and remo­ Floor tending — Floors prise Road, Ft. Pierce, FL Glastonbury Center law Painter and Painter's kends. Mature, reliable. new position. Certifica-. bedroom Ranch on beau­ with breakfast rooms, a 33482. Medical Practice In Man­ ments, brakes and tune Infection Control Nurse ue, we peraonallie our tar- Watlpapertng and Ceil­ deling. Quality work. Ref­ like new. Specializing In chester desires full time office needs full time or Vt Helper - Experienced. No experience necessary, tIon 96 or 97 required. tiful I v landscaped first floor family room vlcee lor your home. BondeO time experienced legal Call 646-5761, 7pm-8pm. ups preferred. Will con­ (RN) — Permanent part Experience preferred.- wooded lot In sought after that has won acclaim ings. Fully Insured, tree erences, licensed and in­ older floors, natural and M.O. EFGDU. ENT Allergy Assistant. sider applicants with less time position. Apply to: will train. Apply In per­ tnd Iniurad. Minchaeter end stained floors. No waxing secretary for general Confqct Fred Ashton, convenient location. Fire- throughout the USA, rec turroundlng tdwn*. THE estimates. Jim Jobln, 649- sured. Call 646-8165. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "We are in a VCR age In the Nursing or laboratory experience. Uniforms DNS, Abbey Manor, son, Highland Park 3423, MdH Gluhosky, 643- anymore. John Verfollle. technician, experience practice. Real Estate and Market, 317 Highland Principol, Andover Ele- • placed living room, first room with bor, den or HOUilewORKS, 647-3777. \ USA. but no city holds a candle to L A " — Larry King. word processing helpful. provided but must have Route 14, Windham Cen­ floor laundry, super deck 1 9242. Call 646-5750. preferred. Full time, Mon­ Street. Manchester. mentorv School, 742-7339. study and 3 luxurious (D 1885 by NEA. Inc 358 Call 633-4617. own tools. Full company ter, Ct. Won't Last. Joyce G. baths to pamper yourself. Dumas Electric— Having day thru Friday. Contact be nefits. 643-6510 fo r Electrical Problems? Floor sonding — Floors Customer Service Per­ Mrs. Noonan at 646-0314 Experienced Hairdresser Soles Clerk position o v a ll-. Epstein Real Estate, 647- Make your dream a real­ Lawnmowers repaired - Painting, Paper hanger— son; Attractive position Painter Wanted — Expe­ — For progressive South appointment. 8895. ity. See this home with Free pick up and dell very. aOyeors experience. Qual­ Need A large or a small like new. Specializing In Day Care - Assistant oble for Fotomat stores In ■ older floors, natural and available at the Whole rienced or w ill train. Call Windsor Salon. 289-7889. Director and teacher tor Vernon, Manchester and Louise Panella Sunday or 10 percent senior dis­ ity Work guoronteed, fine Repair? We Specialize In Bookkeeper, Part Time, Residentlol Work. Joseph stained floors. No waxing [RECREATION Donut at 319 Green Road, full charge experienced 646-8467 between 6-7pm or Retail Clerk/VIdeo. Full child care program after­ Enfield. Hourly wages ' East Hartford — $78,900. by appointment. $1B4,9(W. count. Expert service. croftsmonshlp, fair pri­ 6-7am. New on the Market I In­ ces. Coll tor estimate: Dumas. Fully Licensed. anymore. John Varfollle Automotive VEHICLES Manchester, to work bookkeeper with good Bookkeeper and General time and part time. Plea­ Legal Secretary — Want noons during school year. plus commissions. If you D ir; South Main St. to Free esttmotes. Economy vestigate the possibl I It V of 247-2221, 724-9215. Free Estimates. 646-5253. Coll 646-5750. early morning hours serv­ typing skills, send resume Office - Shlrf sleeve sant working conditions. to combine your skills Experience necessary. enlov working alone, this Spring St. to Gardner St. Lawn Mower, 647-3660. ^ ing coffee and donuts, etc. to Fuss and O'Neil, 210 worker wanted. Grow Salary, commissions, Resume by 8/5/85 to Is the lob for you. Apply at owning this charming & to Wyndlng HIM Rd. Signs 1982 Jayco Pop-up — 14'/3 with helping those In well maintained 5 room to our going to work Main Street, Manchester, with compony. Salary ne­ health Insurance. Free need? The Legal Aid So­ M.A.S.P., Box 70, Storrs, the nearest Fotomat. posted....We Guarantee [CARS/TRUCKS ft. fully loaded, excellent customers. Hours are CT. EOE. M/F. gotiable. Start a.s.a.p. parking. Flexible hours. Ct. 06268. Ranch with 3 bedrooms, Our Houses. Blanchard 8< FOR SALE condition. 643-9689. from 4:30am-10am, 5days ciety Is seeking a compe­ newer bathroom, carpet­ Call J.D.C. Enterprises, 646-2772. tent legal secretary for Its Rossetto Real Estate, 646- including weekends. Posi­ Part Time D rill Press 633-8317. ing throughout & garage. 2482. 1968 Avalon 16' Trailer — tion is suitable for mature Office Position — Full operator, hours flexible. Enfield office. Diversified Part tIme/Full time help Call for more details. I APARTMENTS I HOMES ROOMMATES 69. Plymouth Valiant — and Interesting work, ex­ Self contained, sleeps 6. person looking for stable time. General duties in 289-6692, between 9am and Auto and Truck Mechan­ wanted, evenings and Sentry Real Estate, 643- FOR RENT FOR RENT WANTED PETS Runs Great, First $200 Salesclerk. Apply In per­ ics — Immediate open­ cellent benefits. Call 745- Dell Counter Help Needed $1,000. Phone 649-3072 ot­ position. Call Manager small office. Call Karen, 2pm. R 8. R Machine Co. weekends, supervisor In 4060. I REAL ESTATE cosh. 643-7843. ter 5pm. 643-7111, fo r an Inc., 9 Spencer Court, son, Marlow's Inc., 867 ings. Experienced only 0606 for an Interview. ice skating facility, will — Part time, variable for an appointment at hours. Must be 18. Please WANTED appointment. East Hartford. Main Street, Manchester. with own tools. 647-9552. EOE. train, call between 9am- I 1980 Comoro — Excellent 643-9821. see Rich, Highland Park Glastonbury — $179,900. Manchester — 5 room, 2 Young man seeking Pedigree Chocolate Lob NOTICa TO CRIDITORa 2pm., Monday thru Thurs­ Just Ottered! Newly com­ — Female (spayed), 2 Condition. Standard Market, 317 Highland 24 hour cash otter on your bedroom, IV2 bath Colon­ apartment to shore with E$TATE OF day, 646-7852. pleted quality built LaC- mole roommate In years old, great with kids. transmission. Low mi­ GLADYCE E. $AUTER, Street, Manchester. property — Call; Crockett ial. Garage, excellent NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED SECRETARY avo 9 room Colonial feat­ For Rent Manchester — neighborhood, nice yard. Monchester-Hortford 742-5921. leage. Must be seen. Lots of Monchester, Realty, 643-1577 tor a Very nice 4 room apart­ $4,200. Call 647-7043. dacaoicd Modern offic* In suburban uring 4 bedrooms, 2Vz $675 a month plus security area. Willing to pay about The Hon. William E. Fltz- IN MANCHESTER AREA DARf-FARMS surroundings with Iraa park^ Part tIme/Full time — Part Time Take Inventory' baths, 2 fireplaces, family quick deqll ment, available Imme­ $200 per month. Coll Kevin J J and all utilities. No pets. Gsrold, Judos, of the Court Wendy's Restaurant, 260 Chirtsr Oik 81 Z7-140 Elm Terrace all Ing sd|ac#nt to building tnd In Manchester stores. room 8i first floor den and diately. $425 plus gas heat. Call Frank SplleckI, 643- at 342-1145. 1969 Mustang, 203, 6 cy­ ot Probota, District of Man­ with convsniont aoosss to I- Broad Street, Manchester Daytime Hours. Cor ne­ Call Rose 647-8400 or 646- linder, one owner, par­ chester at a hsorlno held on W. Middle Tpki. all High 8L 1-19 ICE CREAM COMPANY, INC. lovely private yard. Call 2121. 91 ssslis socrstsry prsfsrably Is now hiring help for All cessary. Write phone tor an appointment. Sen­ 8646. tially restored, must see. July 22, 19S5 ordtrtd that oil Hackmatack 81 all Concord 8L all sxpsrisncsd In law and/or Shifts. Flexible hours. Up Adorable AKC Mole Buff $600 n e g o tia b le . 1974 claims must bo prsssntsd to rsal astats documsntatlon ra* number, experience to: try Reel Estate, 643-4060. Rentals Cocker Spaniel puppy. ths fiduciary on or bofors Oc­ 8LJohn 8L 15-IOfl K u n a y 8L 1-150 lating to both singis and mul* to $4 per hour to start, ICC466, Box 527, Para- Manchester — 2 Bed­ For Sale Charger, parts cor, $250. tober 25,19S5 or bo barred os has immediate openings for excellent benefits. Apply ( STORE AND 649-1364. 8tona 8t. > all Gardner 81 3-66 tifamlly loans; damonatratad mus, NJ 07653. room, no utilities. $325 , 643-9716. by low provided. 1st Shift Freezer Person. proficlancy In transcribing n o w to M an ag er, Christmas In July! I Move monthly, no pets, first OFFICE SPACE Mary Lou Taylor, Foraat 8L all Highland 8t. 6-167 from shorthand notaa or from Mondav-Frlday from 3- In for the Holldaysl New IRDOMS floor. 742-0073 evenings. 1980 Plymouth Grand Clerk machina; word procaasing listing - Comtemporary I HOUSEHOLD [MUSICAL The fiduclorv Is: Dili 8L all Park 8L 13-66 Tow motor experience necessary. 5pm. EOE. FDR RENT Office/South Windsor — Fury — Excellent condi­ Cynthia Kindi Garden Dr. all and lagal sacratarlal training Ranch, Brand new con­ One Bedroom Apartment Sullivan Ave. 2 large I GOODS ITEMS tion. No rust. Power Route 14 Francia Dr. all prafarabla. Excallant Insur- struction. Still In time to U Part Time receptionist for — $380 per month. Secur­ rooms, air conditioning, brakes, power steering, Scotland, CT 04264 u Nllai Dr. all anca banafita plus thraa Bank Proof Machine Op­ make final selections to Men Only. Central Loca­ 0734)7 DIano Dr. all Apply in person, Mon.-Fri. busy medical office, pre­ ity deposit required. Call ample parking, $260 a Used Refrigerators, Aria Pro 2 Guitar with olr, AM/FM stereo, ve­ Chiatnut8L 142-108 waaks' vacation. 1969.12 bi- erator for NCR775 Ma­ suit your taste. 7 rooms, 3 tion. Kitchen privileges. Park 81 73-157 waakly. Forward raauma no vious experience pre­ 646-2469. month. 236-6021 or 644- Washers, Ranges — cose, 3 months old. $225. lour Interior. Best offer. Elm 8t. all tatar than 8/1/66. chine — Part time, 3:00 to bedroom s, 2'/i baths. Parking available. Secur­ Pine 81 1-16G between Sam - 5:30pm ferred. Submit resume to' 3977. clean, guaranteed, parts Coll Matt, 643-4970. Coll 742-8843. Farguion Road 121-36D approximately 8pm Mon­ Beautiful country lot In ity and references re­ For Rent — Coventry. NOTICI TO CRIDITORa Connectlcul Housing PO Box 566. Manchester Bolton. Offered at quired. 643-2693. and service. Low prices. ESTATE OF Walnut 8t. 1-17 day through Friday. Ex­ Ct 06040. Convenient location. Office Space — Excellent B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 77 Monte Carlo — Air, MINNIE H. CLULOW, Edmund 8t. 11-53 Flnanco Authority perience preferred, but $154,900. Jackson 8> Jack- Canter 8L 563-655 odd Paraonnal Offica Rear courtyard entrance. location with ample park­ Main Street, 643-2171. turbine wheels, swivel Lots Of Manchester, Hanry 81 148-258 40 Tolland Stage Road cashier experience help­ son Real Estate, 647-8400 Manchester — Excellent One bedroom apartment. ing. 600, 400 & 300 so. ft. buckets, console, low dtoeoied Loomla 8t. all 40 Cold Spring Road ful. South Windsor Bank Bank Balancing Clerk — or 646-8646. furnished room for gentle­ TAG SALES Ths Hon. William E. Fitz­ Fairvlaw 81 all Rocky Hill. CT 06067 Full time to balance Carpeting beamed cell­ office suites are now miles. Coll 649-2461. Gerald, Judos, of the Court Falknor Dr. all Margaret Rd. Tolland, CT and Trust Company Oper­ man. References and se­ ing. $325 plus utilities available. 649-2891. checking & savings. -Ba­ Your Head Will Spinll curity. $48 weekly. 649- of Probata, District of Man- L L ations Center. Call Gerry Red Cross Parking Lot Dlcott 81 all Griffon 81 lancing and/or adlust-. monthly. IV2 months se­ 1976 AMC Hornet, 4 door 6 chsttsr at a hsorlno held on M orell, 289-6061 for ^ n When you calculate the 4003. curity deposit. No pets, Too Sole — 20 Hartford cylinder, olr, automatic, July 22,1985 ordered that all Baldwin Rd. all Bllyau 8t. m e n t experience re­ rent that this property Four poster Cannonball clolms mutt bs prsssntsd to appointment. adults preferred. 749-9641, Bed with mattress and Rood, Manchester. Satur­ power steering, mint Inte­ quired. South Windsor brings In. 4 apartments, Room For Rent — For day, July 27th, 9:30am- the fiduciary on or before Oc­ TOWN OF Bank & Trust Company 8-8 dolly. boxspring, aueen size and rior, no rust. 742-5051. tober 25, 1985 or be barred os Manchester Herald plus an additional 5 room Woman. References. Kit­ 1,000 sq. ft. of Business 1:30pm. Housewares, ap- by low provided. DARI-FARMS SALES-MONEY Operations Center. Call Colonial. Excellent In­ chen privileges. $40 per triple dresser In honey MANCHESTER space available Imme­ pine. $500. 646-9782. pllances, books, 84 Buick LeSobre Limited Mary Lou Taylor, Call Circulation Dapt MEN-WPMEN Gerry Morell, 289-6061 for vestment. Call for all the week. 649-5614. diately. Also office space. typewriters, miscellane­ Clerk ICE CREAM COMPANY, INC. (Mltur* Pmon) an appointment. - 4 door, loaded, coll Joe at The fiduciary It: Ttfflporary But Help enurellc cblldrefi. un­ details. Jackson 8, Jack- Call 649-8920. ous Items. 289-2064. son Real Estate, 647-8400 Large, clean, quiet, pa­ Double Bed, mattress and Jocausllns Shea 647-9946 Drivtr limited leede-trevel-work Four Rooms plus porch. boxspring with m etal 234 Burke St. has immediate openings for hard a mike $35,000 to or 646-8646. neled, carpeted with big Tog Sale - Saturday, East Hartford, CT 06111 $60,000 a year eommlealon. Heat, appliances, carpet­ Main Street, Manchester frame. $50. Call 646-4001. 1975 Chew Nova — Auto- telephone order persons to take S7.00 p«r lM«r Real Estate cedar closet. Near bus — Office space, 500 so. ft., 10am-4pm. 145 Saint John matlc Transmission. 072-07 Call 500-020-4875 Don't M lu This Onell 6-5 and shopping. Working ing. Adults. No pets. 563- or «00-a20-4a25 9652. Excellent location. Heat, Hotpoint Washing Ma­ Street., Manchester. 77,000 miles. Runs well. orders from our established Bus Driver wirrted to fill in for Duplex In Manchester on male. 649-0102. lanitor. $200 per month, TOWN OF BOLTON vecatlon and elck leave of re­ chine and General Elect­ 643-9632. nice size lot. Aluminum Central Location — 3 649-5334. Saturday, 27,8am-12noon. TAX COLLICTORW NOTKI accounts. Basic office skills gular driven. Approximately I HOMES siding 8i 2 car garage. ric frost-free refrigerator. 15-25 houra per weak. Muct WOODWORKERS room apartment, stove, Like new. 646-7276. Old lampshades, child­ 77 Oldsmoblle Omega Notice It hsrsby glvsn to ths Herp^ Your Chance re q u ire d . FOR SALE Owner needs quick sale 11 refrigerator, heat, and ren's and women's clo­ Brougham — Small V-8, Toxpavtrs of ths Town of have Public Service Lloanae APARTMENTS First A SsctNid Call today, Jackson 8, ( thing, household Items, Bolton that a tax of 32.8 mills or be able to ecquim eema FOR RENT utilities. Parking. Availa­ all power, AM/FM stereo, on ths dollar, laid on ths list Applications now being accepted at; quickly. Shift OpMlugs Jackson Real Estate, 647- ble Immediately. Leose IMISCELUNEOUS books and lewelry. IS plush Interior, 127K High­ of Oct. 1, 1984 becomes due Manchester, New Listing;, 8400 or 646-8646. $10^900. To Get Carded — $104,900. 2-tamllv home and security deposit. 649- Main Street, Manchester. I FOR SALE Bank Street, Manchester. way miles. $1,500/best and oovabla on ths 1st day ot Appllcalloni are avaMable at Steady work with full time July 1915. 40 Tolland Stage Road with two complete mod­ Manchester — Available 2865. Private entrance. Ap­ otter. Coll Glen at 646- the Paraonnal Offica. 41 Can­ benefits and excellent Manchester — 'Expan­ proximately 850 sq. ft. Yard Sale - Sofa, toys, I ntsrsst at ths rota of 1V5 per­ starting pay. Experience ern kitchens and baths In Immediately. One, two 2557. Tolland, CT ter Street. Manctwatar, Con­ sion Possibilities' and three bedroom apart­ Presently occupied by Swim pools warehouse household Items, clo­ cent ptr month or fraction of necticut. or by calling 847- not necessary, however, Immaculate condition.' 2 Bedrooms, walking dis­ forced to dispose of new o month from July 1 will be $108,900. Fine 3 bedroom, ments. $410, $475, $525, physician. Available Au­ thing, Saturday 27th only. 1972 Chevy Impolo — New 3126. Famalaa and mkiorniaa good work record end rel­ One of the units has 3 - tance from church, on/ground, 31 foot long choroed for oil taxes rsmoln- Apply in person, Mon.-Fri. between V/2 Bath Spilt Level home heat and hot water In­ schools and stores. $400 gust. 643-1136. 9am-5pm.87 Sass Drive. muffler, reupholstered in­ Ino unpaid for one month at­ urged to apply: Equal Oppor­ iability a plus. Apply In rooms with a huge living features nice open floor pools complete with huge person only- cluded. J.D. Real Estate, per month. Security re­ Manchester. . side, carpet, olr, runs tar toms becomt due. Mini­ Sam - 5:30pm / Sat. Sam - 1pm tunity Emptoyar. room. The other has S' plan and can be easily sundecks, fencing, hl-rate mum Intarsst chares 82.00 rooms all together. D.W. 646-1980. quired. Call 643-1129 or 400 Sq. Ft. - Second floor. excellent. Call 646-1786. Merrill Isdnstiiat, Inc. expanded to Include a 1,000 sq. ft. ground floor. filters, pump, ladders, each bill. Fish Realty, 643-1591 or 649-2947. warranty, etc. Asking $978 11 26 Village Street family room and addi­ 24 Locust St. -7 room Prime location In Man­ 1974 Chew Luv — 4 cy­ Office hours- 871-1400. tional baths. Desirable complete. Financing Mon.-Frl.9A,M.-3F.M. Ellington. CT apartment. No applian­ 3 Bedrooms In newer chester. One block from linder, 4 speed, 84,800 Mon. Eva 7 P.M. - 9 P.M. Martin School area and ces. No pets. $550 plus duplex on cul-de-sac. $550 h o sp ita l. Professional available. Coll Stan, toll- Snowblower, Large South Windsor, New List­ free, 1-800-524-0595. miles; runs OK, needs ELAINE POTTERTON surrounded by more ex­ utilities. Security. Coll per month. Security re­ only. Call 522-7291 days, Screen House, portable hand brake repair; $700. PICTURE THIS ing — $131,900. Spacious, pensive homes 11 Great TAX COLLECTOR 9-room home with many - 646-2426 weekdays. quired. Coll Ed,643-1129or 646-2730 evenings. TV, toys, and lots of 643-7001. TOWN OF BOLTON TOWN OF buvil Call nowll Century Boys 26 Inch red bike. In children's clothing. 163 2 2 649-2947. 067-06 custom features. First- MANCHESTER 21 Lindsey Real Estate, Manchester — Office for good condition. $30, 646- Tonnsr Street, Friday a floor family room, 2Vj 649-4000. 4995. 11 baths, 4 bedrooms, formal Bolton/Manchester End rent. 480 Square feet. First Saturday, 9om-4pm. r^MDTDRCYCLES/ Remove mineral buildup Ttmporanr Clark II — Available August 1st. floor with heat. Inquire 143 BICYCLES from your teakettle by dining room, spacious liv ­ Manchester — Where O' Manchester - Spoclous 4 ing room, firit-floor Lovely 2V2 room apart­ Main Street. Mornings Tog Sole — Potter reor­ pouring In holt a cup of $ EXTRA MONEY $ $7.05 par kaar Where Can you find a cute room apartment, heat 8, ment In antique Colonial only. ganizing studio. Hand­ white vinegar and one laundry room and a beau­ 5 room Ranch, full base­ hot water Included. Near 1982 Hondo CX500 — Cus­ Clerk II poeltlon evallable tiful Vermont marble fire­ home. Prefer single per­ made stoneware and quart of top water. Heat to ment, large deck, and 2 stores and busline, $475. Free Rent In Manchester Metal Weights — 6 Posi­ porcelain functional wear tom. 1,300 miles. Immacu­ for approximately two place. D.W. Fish Reoltv, son. No pets. $375/month, late condition. Must sell. rolling boll and let stand car garage all freshly Coll 649-8920. Includes utilities. Call 643- — Prime space and loca­ tion bench. Squat rocks, and tiles. July 27th and With Your Own Part-Time Job.' 643-1591 or 871-1400. painted In a nice area. 643-6390 evenings. $1,000. Call weekdays, 646- for one hour. Pour out moniha, at thirty-five 7427. tion. New. Hurry. 668-1447. 28th, 10am-4pm, 21 Hart­ solution, fill with woter, Priced drastically re- 2457. houra par week. Appllca- Large 3 room heated ford Rood. boll again and discard. An excellent opportunity for Country — New LIstIngl I ducedll Call for appoint­ apartment. $440 monthly, Children's Clothing — tlona are avallabla et the 6 Room Ranch on nice lo t,' Central First Floor, 5 Manchester — Office or Add buildup to your 5 5 And Like it, ment! I Century 21 Lind­ security, no pets, no op- Retail space, 5 rooms, Infonts-slze 6. Nome 1985 Suzuki Tempter rooms, 2 bedrooms, Peraonnel Office, 41 Can­ energy efficient gat heat, brand, excellent condi­ 650CC. Full loaded suspen­ budget by selling no- sey Real Estate, 649-4000. pllonces. 646-2426 stove, refrigerator, dis­ hlOh traffic street, excel­ longer used furniture and Housewives and Mothers with ter Street, Manchaetar. fireplace, near Gloston-" tion. Also, new playpen sion. Just bought, has 214 weekdays. hwasher. Laundry hook lent sign visibility. Call appliances with a low-cost CASHIERS SECURITY Equal Opportunity Em­ bury, Monchester, EosT- and used toys. 643-9689. miles. $1,500. Coll 649-4630. Horttord line. Will go up. $500 per month plus Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. Big Tog Sole — Furniture, Odin C laulfled. 643-2711. young children _ bring them ployer; famalaa, mlnoii- 2 bedroom Apartment on utilities and security. antiques, photo equip­ tlae and handicapped quick at 882,900.11 Jack- Monsfleld/Wllllnoton Exercise Bike. Good con­ 1969 & 1970 Hondo 350 plus son & Jackson Real Est­ Prefer mature adults. ment, fishing, children's MAINTENANCE urged to apply. line. Rte. 44A. $310. 1'/i I MISCELLANEOUS dition. $45,643-6801. ports bike. No batteries. with you and save on ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646. New LIstInol Manches­ Available August 1st, 646- Items, miscellaneous. F ri­ BUYER MEETS seller In If you're looking for a full or part time opportunity with flexible ter, S137,S00. U 81 R Built months security deposit. 1536. I FOR BENT day, 9;30am-12:30pm, Sat­ As Is, take a t a package. the want o d t... time offer Executive home In Forest Country privacy, gorden urday, 9;30am-3;30pm. $300. Phone 6434)502. time after timel schedules you can really identify with, you'll find it at BJ's Whole­ babysitting costs. spot, no dogs, coll 429-4457 HOME AND sale Club. When we card you at our door. . we open it. Hills area. 10 room, 5 Manchester — 2 bed­ Manchester — For rent or 371 Middle Tpke. West, twdroom spacious Raised or 487-0162. room, first floor, no pets, sale, 12,800 sq. ft. frees­ GARDEN Manchester (across from From milk to motor oil, you'll find it all at BJ's. A wholly owned sub­ DARI-FARMS Ranch, 2.5 baths, 2 firepla­ leose & security. $400 per tanding Industrial or Manchester Parkade. No LBOALNOnCI sidiary of the Zayre Corp., we are an inventive members only, self- ces, wall to wall through­ month plus heat. 646-1379. warehouse building. All Variety of House Plants, eorly birds. TOWN OP ANOOVBR out, sundeck and much FLANNHMS A ZONINO COtNMSBION service, cash and carry merchandising warehouse. We stock over 2 utilities available, ample out door bushes, ground FUaUCHlARINa KE CREAM COMPANY, INC. more. Warren E. How­ parking. Call F.J. SplleckI Antiques, old toys and acres of brand name goods for business and organizations all over. Central Manchester — 2 covers. Very reasonable, land, Inc., 643-1108. HOMES Realtors, 643-2121. private home. 649-6486. collectibles, 1200 Pleasant The Flonnlno A Zonlne Commission of Andover, Connec­ And now we're stocking some exciting positions for you to take * Bedroom apartment In ticut will hold o FuMIc Heorlna on Monday, July 29,1985 of FOR RENT Valley Rood, South Wind­ advantage of. tAonchastar — 7 Room four family. Appllanced sor, 10am-3pm. Saturday, 7:10 p.m. In the lower level of the Town Office Building on the has immediate openings for kitchen, heat & hot woter, Blueberries — Pick your tel lowing petition; Qapa, 4 badrooms, aot-ln own. Coventry, 2011 July 27th, Rain dote, July So if you want to get In the door to a great o p p o rtu n ity.. .Cut 22 Hours Per Week Mtchan, finishad rac no pets, one year lease ROOMMATES 28th. GILEAD ROAD-T^Hcotlon ot Brian and Lite Bllllter for plus security deposit. $550 Main (Rte. 31). Monday approval ot a Special Permit for a Day Core Center; their out this card and bring It to BJ's WhcHesale Club in Hartford on Class II Route Drivers. rbom, cantrol location. WANTED property belne shewn on a mop sntitlsd "Property surveyed per month, 646-8352. thru Thursday, 9am- Monday through Saturday, from 11am to 7pm, 265 Rev. Moody Salary Plus Gas Allowance Owner, 646-4019. Prlncl- 12pm,4-8pm, Saturday, MCC Cougars Tog Sale — tor Lawrence R. Oerdon, Victor Floaoe and Robert F. Ful­ Apply in person, Mon.-Fri. Ifals only. MS,9Q0. Manchester — Recently 60 Bldwell Street. Upper ler, Olleod Road, Andover, Connecticut, Scale: 1" '• 50', No­ Overpass, Hartford, CT (near Jai Lai). Apply to our Office Manchester — September renovated 4 room, 2 fam­ Over The Rood Truck 9am-3pm. Sunday, 1-4om vember 21,1961, Hoyden L. Griswold, C.E." and filed In ths Driver looking for room­ Campus. July 27th. Spa­ oftics of ths Town Clerk, Andover, Connecticut. Manager. It could mean a whole new identity for you. SOUND INTERESTING? "Must Sail" Attroctlva 1st, 6 Room duplex, no ily house. Quiet, conve­ ces available. $10. 9am- You can be a Herald Area Advisar and handle and between Sam - 5:30pm pets. $500 plus utilities. nient location, new gas mate to share small 2 At this Heorlna, Interested persons moy oppsor and bs Wastwood raised ranch bedroom apartment In 4pm. Books, Jewelry, tupervlie our carrier boys & girta. II you Ilka kida - 4 lth lira place and rec Security. Coll 649-8365 af­ furnace, $510/month. 647- heord and written communi'cottonns will be received. A CODV want a littia indepandanca and your own Income... Manchester. Prefer fe­ PETS glass, collectibles, dolls, ot the oppHcotlen reoueeltne the approval It onei file In the room. 1 full and 2 halt ter 6pm. ______1633 or 6434)359. male, age 20-X, neat, handcrafts, etc. tics ot the Town Clerk, Town Office Building, Oaths, 3 or 4 badrooms. 40 Tolland Stage Road Manchester — One bed­ reliable, quiet. No per­ Doted In Andover, Connecticut this 18th dov of July and Formal dining room. Eat When you have some­ sonal Involvement. $185 Free Oversized Benll. Need repairs oround the 25th dov of July, 1981. Ki kitchen with oppllan- room, second floor, with stove and refrigerator. thing to sell, find o cosh per month & Vs utilities, Neutered, shots, approxi­ home? Coll on expert. ANDOVER PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION Tolland, CT eas. Offica and goraga. buyer the eoiv wov... with mately 2 years old, very Kennoth Lostor, Choirmon Equal OpportuMfy Emptoywr M/F CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 heot 81 hot water Included. You'll find the help you Covered deck to pool. No pets. Lease and secur­ a ' low-cost od In Classi­ iutonno Dower, Vlee-Cholrnton ity. $3W per month plus Coll 742-7463 oter 6pm, friendly. Cannot keep, need In Classified. 643- Asking S113,?00. M artin h fied. 643-2711. leave messoge with Sue. call 649-4202 after 4pm. 2711. 0534)7 nothman.646-4144. heat. 646-1379.

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contrary to popular belief, there By Frank Cook W IS. lEWILAffl rarely is pressure to buy high United Press International \ ticket items that aren't needed. Indeed, the seminars usually Sale starts today, ends August 3 If the light switch you "fixed " show the consumer the most still doesn't work, the car you inexpensive way to get the most tuned still runs rough, or- the out of a project. bookcase you built looks like On the bad side, however, is PRESSURE TREATED something you built yourself, it that there is little if any hands-on WOOD PRE-HUNG STEEL may be time to fix your fix-it experience. Also, the classes are skills. too short to Cover specific The problem is where to go. projects thoroughly and rarely SLIDING DOORS INSULATED DOORS LATTICE The answer is don't go anywhere are able to answer the special yet; take a little time to get some "what if" problems that make Pre-attembled Pinsli information first. your project special. Do-it-yourselfing remains a Again, a phone call to the m ajor growth industry in Amer­ seminar sponsor will help decide [§} tsi ica and there are innumerable if it is worth your time to atti^nd. people, publishers, private busi­ A final source of how-to F i1 nesses and public agencies rid­ information is the publishing ing that popularity. industry. There is a plethora of As always, some know what information available on almost they're doing and some don t. every imaginable how-to pro­ And — just as importantly — just ject. Some books are worth their because some know what they weight in gold, some are nearly are doing doesn't mean they'll be useless. able to teach you to know what And some are both. you're doing. For instance, some of the best As a general rule, there is no woodcraft books on the market _e 3 L . substitute for the kinds of short come from British publishing courses offered at community houses. But British terms for a colleges, community centers, number of tools and methods are WITH SCREEN county extension services or so different from American STYLE K-1 STYLE K-2E STYLE K-4E even the local library. Classes terms for the same thing Chat the BEST QUALITY B'xB'xB'’ 2-8 X 6-8 can range from auto mechanics amateur can easily become 2-8 X 6-8 3-0 X 6-8 30” X 96” * 2 0 .4 5 to woodworking, are usually held hopelessly confused. *180.85 *191.00 at night, and are relatively The best source books are the *141.75 inexpensive. ones that clearly illustrate each 2-0 X 6-8 3-0 X 6-8 48” X 96” *13.15 The up-side of such classes is step of a project and support <395.00 iVi that most offer hands-on expe­ those illustrations with easily PRIMED EXTERIOR WITH CLEAR PINE INTE­ *147.15 *197.98 rience with sophisticated tools or understood directions. If eso­ RIOR. IDEAL FOR STAIN OR PAINT. 1" THICK TEMPERED INSULATED GLASS. REVERSIBLE technical machinery — and you teric terms are used the book learn under the supervision of an FOR RIGHT OR LEFT HAND OPERATION. FIRST should also have a glossary to QUALITY. Lockset Extra expert who can keep you from define those terms. electrocutingyourself or cutting The type of tools and equip­ off a hand, yours or someone ment needed for a job should be else's. clearly set out at the beginning of Generally the classes offer a the text — not just introduced at LANDSCAPE broad range of basic skills and the step they are needed. And the Penn. background. At the very least directions should be read from SPLIT RAIL they give the do-it-yourselfer a P o r y top to bottom at least once before TIES good idea of whaL jobs he can starting the project. BLACK handle and what jobs are best There are several very good FENCE turned over to a professional. "how-to" books on the market sells the materials you need to do projects. Garden shops and The down-side of such classes, making sure the class being but before you buy one you might SLATE the job. Wallpaper stores fre­ nurseries often offer short ses­ however, is that they often offered is the class you want to consider checking it out of the quently offer demonstrations on sions on plants and landscaping. accommodate only a handful of take. library to make sure it is as 12"xl8"xl" Thick paper hanging. Hardware stores On the good side, these ses­ students at a time and may Another, perhaps not quite as general (or specific) as you want therefore be hard to get into. good source of how-to informa­ will offer short seminars on sions almost always are free and Ideal for walkways, patios, SI SK K)K B0RDKRS5:^S^,„ the information is reliable. And it to be. ^RK'I'AIMNt; Another and possibly more se­ tion is the local business that plumbing, wiring and other etc. t I.AMiSCAIMNG, ^ vere problem is that the power tt AI.KW XYS, KTC tools and electronic gadgetry one uses in class are not easily — or cheaply — duplicated in the $ home workshop. SALE A phone call to the sponsoring *T raptaced m j Pressure Treated $0 QC agency will go a long way toward Calico Patch ‘Neighbors A alty wiindawa 1.55 6"x6"x8' H og.‘ees 0 * 0 ^ with alfotd ahle admired 10’ SECTION CaatataTeed vliiyl Reg. Close Out Sale them. •16.20 Pressure Treated SALE I’m saving Landscape $ 0 Q Q Phil Pastoret All Merchandise heat. And •15.39 4"x6"x8' Reg. *4.25 W l W W The problem with appointing watchdog committees is that the they don’ per section members all loo often prove to be lap V2 Price ever nee cedar rails and locust post Size May Vary dogs. 2 Translation: "Simple to assemble" (original prices) painting means that you're simple if you don't ROUTE 44A, BOLTON NOTCH gel an expert in whatever to put it Now thru July 31 I together JUST m inutes . .Q Will M ' 1L» FROM MANCHESTER I Cl. O4y-0ZU I Buy now for fall decorating needs. VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS FEATURE: PROMPT DELIVERY AVAILABLE 1227 Burnside Avenue • double pane mstialed glass • IM-in sasb lor easy deanmg • made cH vinyl which reduces or prevenis condensation THRU FRIDAY East HartfordyCT 7*ae • Stee Class" is taking monogrammed MANCHESTER GUASS CO. SATURDAY SAX) »o 4«00 paper napkins with you to wipe up 61 WOODLAND 8T., MANCHESTER mustard spills from ball park hot 528-1295 dogs. 646-5668 INEWSPAPEB ENTEBPHISE ASSS ( Common products best It only takes a little planning Additions add furniture repairs to resale value for smaii Puttering around? Kids can help crayon (or mix drops from two or sidue with a penknife. Then, to heads and are easy to .see — and a .something special and may even OTHER TIPS: By Judith Dugan three colors to make a perfect expert from the University of • When wall-papering, per­ fill the slight hollow left by the By Patricia McCormack cinch to hit. be a thing of beauty. United Press International m atch). South Carolina. haps a child can take a slab at burn, mix polish remover and United Press International For older kids, 5 and 6 and up a • Eye-hand coordination. As • Melt the crayon drops into LINDA REYNOLDS, an in­ hanging some paper in a doll­ WASHINGTON — Check the clear nail polish in 50-50 propor­ bit, some construction work can child hammers, he learns just the dent or scratch, let dry and structor at the university's house or on bottom part of a wall bathroom cabinet, the kitchen tions and apply with the brush The kids want to help when a where to hammer so that he hits shave smooth with the edge of a School of Applied and Profes­ be attempted, using wood, nails closet. pantry and the laundry shelf that comes in the polish bottle. squirrel or rat gets stuck in the the nail instead of his hand. credit card. Use hot nail, covered sional Sciences, says for the very and hammer. Reynolds said • If laying stones for a walk or before making a trip to the Use several coats, letting each chimney, between the downs­ with a cloth, for feathering edges small boys and girls, 2 to 3 years nailing two pieces of wood • Emotional release. Wood­ patio is the project, work out a hardware store for small furni­ one dry for several minutes. pout and the house or under the and final smoothing. Polish with old, a play-tool kit with a plastic together might turn into a boat. working gives the child an small walk or patio for the kids to ture repair and finishing jobs, Formby did not come by these porch. The pieces of wood can be glued cloth. The kids, somehow always hammer, wrench and screw­ opportunity to hammer or saw, construct around the dog house says Homer Formby, one of the home remedies on his own. They together to make other things — underfoot, also volunteer when driver is just fine. When Dad or thereby releasing his aggressive or in some other part of the yard. founders of the do-it-yourself are, he says, "the things my the real identity perhaps known grandfather used" in his cabinet­ WHEN BLEACHING WOOD you start repair projects around Mom are fixing anything, the and hostile feelings. • When fixing plumbing, the movement. to remove the color of an old toddlers can go the "pretend" only to the creator and never kids can hold the flashlight, hand "Toothpaste is as fine a making business. Formby's own the house — fixing a plugged • Social growth. Child gains finish, Formby recommends route, helping to repair gate, mind if the resultant thing just you tools, or, if worse comes to rubbing compound as you can inventions were the product of drain, broken shutter, cracked experience in sharing, taking plain household chlorine bleach. bike, door in the fix-up area. looks like a lopsided pile of wood. worse, get the phone book so you find anywhere," says Formby, necessity. window pane, squeaky step. Reynolds said woodworking turns, and caring for the tools. Separate family room "Commercial wood bleach is The kids, bless 'em, work up If the do-it-yourself job in­ can look up the plumber’s whose name and picture appear As he built up his own cabinet­ for small children is a very • Experimentation. Child has too powerful and too dangerous their most enthusiasm when you volves painting, fill a pail with number. Fireplace on a variety of home-use wood making and refinishing business valuable experience and both an opportunity to experiment for home use," he advises. start a major do-it-yourself water. Reynolds suggested. Give refinishing products. "M ix it in Florida in the 1950s, Formby boys and girls should give it a with various kinds of woods and Separate dining room found tbe skilled refinishers To bleach the wood of a table project. Wallpapering, Painting. the kids a brush. Let them 50-50 with baking soda and it from which varnish or other “ pretend" paint by dipping try, under supervision. sizes of nails and screws, with works five times faster." were retiring and their skills Making cabinets. Reflooring the Linen storage closet finish has already been re­ brush in water and then, going hammers, saws, and drills, and It is also gentle, which makes were going with them. bathroom. Putting down rugs. moved, he instructs; through the motions of — well, VALUES, SHE SAID, include to learn how each tool is used. QAA Garbage disposal system toothpaste ideal for removing "I developed products so 1 Putting up track lighting. the following cited in a "Head­ • Put the piece to be worked on You take them shopping for the painting. • Sensory perception. Child is water spots and rings from fine could take labor off the streets start Training Manual" from the 1 Which is the farthest of the planets Wall-to-wall carpeting in sunlight or, as second choice, materials and when you get If the painting is indoors, skip given an opportunity to feel the or antique wood furniture. and have them do refinishing." University of Alabama: visible to the unaided eye? (a) Pluto in a well-ventilated area ith home and begin work they want the water in the pail. A kid's smoothness of sanded wood, the Smoke and fire detector Formby, during an interview, he says. These formulas deve­ • Manual pleasure. Child (b) Jupiter (c) Saturn bright lights. imagination will work just fine roughness of a cut piece of wood, 2 Who holds, as of September 1984, gave these instructions; loped over the years into his line to jump in with both feet. simply enjoys hammering, saw­ Two-basin vanity in bathroom • Using a brush, apply full- The coward's way is to hire a when kid dips the brush into the coldness of the nails, screws, the world swimming record (or the • Squeeze toothpaste onto a of do-it-yourself products now ing, boring holes. Not just for strength chlorine bleach. Apply baby sitter to take the kids to the imaginary paint in the pail and hinges and tools, and the graini­ 100-meter freestyle’’ (a) Michael Double glass window wet cotton rag and buff the owned and marketed by Ri­ pleasure but also for the noise. another coat every 10-15 minutes "paints” a kitchen cabinet, door, ness of sawdust. Gross (b) Rowdy Gaines (c) John Mof- spotted area. For stubborn rings, chards, Vicks Inc. Formby, out movies, a carnival, the beach, • Finger dexterity. As child - Hood with fan over range until the wood is bleached white. floor or whatever. (et add baking soda to the of the business end of the the library — and then to • Development of hand and It usually takes two or three Reynolds is a great believer in fiddles around with woodwork­ 3. In what country did Mussolini pro­ toothpaste. company, acts as a spokesman. grandma's house for dinner and ing materials and tools, he gains arm muscles. coats. giving older preschool kids with claim Victor Emmanuel III emperor’’ • Buff until the spot His appeal, however, is that he a sleepover. If kids lire of "pretend ” • Wash with the grain, using a good coordination a lightweight more skill with his hands. (a) Cyprus (b) Spain (c) Ethiopia disappears. is just as likely to recommend a The courageous way is to let • Sense of accomplishment. projects, Reynolds said they can wet sponge. Buff with very fine ballpeen hammer (it has a household remedy as his own the kids get in on the act. hand Dad or Mom tools needed ANSWERS • With a clean cloth, continue hammerhead with rounded ends The finished product may be products. steel wool. Do-it-yourself — a la together­ for their work. This will leach buffing until the shine returns for safety) and roofinng nails, lopsided or rough, with many 0 E q 3 3 I and you can see yourself. ness with the kids — requires offs and ends nailed in a piece of them the names of tools and what Formby, freed from the day- along with a hunk of softwood. (NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I "F o r the record, toothpaste is FOR INSTANCE, how about a only a little planning, according wood. But to a child, it is each is for. 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A ous details of life is her special­ couple to go to a high school People determined Iq do things medium-sized crowbar is good to ity. With a splash of Imagination dance. for themselves, particularly ho­ have when you must remove and a (everent aim to please, She once got a call from a WHEN vnil MAKE HOME & YARD IMPROVEMENTS; meowners, should bite the bullet your shutters for painting or rip she’ll take care of everything. Santa Monica women who hired at the outset and buy a set of good the roof off your dog's house. Everything, from walking the her to find her son ^ date to take basic tools. GOOD basic tools, As for power tools, how civili­ dog, folding the clothes to to the prom. . I PONT FORGET YOURSELF] that is. Cheap tools are an zation advanced as far as it did arranging for a violinist to play a For a Burbank man, she pulled abomination and dangerous to without small hand-held power cheerful tune (or a sick friend at off a dazzling 40th birthday party t boot drills is a wonder of wonders. the hospital or making sure the by arranging for nine donkeys so Probably one of the most There is no end to what you can theater tickets are waiting at the the guests could plqy donkey do with a quarter-inch electic box office. baseball. That s e rv ic e ^ s t $650. practical wedding presents a 2 ’ couple could get would be a box drill. Green has pioneered the art of And for Mother’s D a j\ ’’I got of good tools ranging from an saving you time. Just name the an elephant to come to thisTady’s electric drill to a set of jeweler's HAVE YOU EVER rented an chore and she’ll name the price, house, and the kids had th ii cape screwdrivers. apartment and found the window and bingo, it’s done. that they draped arounovthe Thus armed from the begin­ facings split practically to splin­ For the past 13 years, her elephant that read: We love you ning, they would not fall into the ters by former tenants driving in personal service firm, Renta this much.” ’ trap of buying each tool as it is nails to hold curtain rods. Use a Yenta. has made a playful More than anything, Green needed, thus caving in to the urge drill to bore pilot holes for screws mockery of the do-it-yourself loves to help people dabble in to save a dime and buy some­ and this won't happen. Same hoopla that is rapidly yielding to their fantasies. "T h at’s really thing cheap and ending up with a with mounting wall fixtures and what-can-you-do-f or-me ? the best part, to see their (aces. I tool box filled with junk. pictures. Green, a mother of five who had this one couple last week Obviously, there is no way a These little drills run at a high operates the business out of her driving into Los Angeles from 2 ’ person can foresee all the tools rpm, about 2,000 revolutions per home in Encino, Calif., got her San Francisco to see a jazz IMPROVE YOUR SPARE TIME! he will need for the rest of his life, minute, and you can make holes start by dressing her son up as a (estival. He had just graduated but it's entirely practical to buy a in wood, plastic and metals. gorilla and dispatching him to a from law school and she wanted good set that will accomplish 95 Furthermore, with the approp­ seaside birthday party for Sonny to do something special. percent of a homeowners do-it- riate accessories you can polish, and Cher. "So she hired Renta Yenta and 1. 454* square feet less lawn to cut. yourself projects. sand, grind and cut. Indispensa­ "M y husband told me in the we put together this incredible ble is what they are. beginning that this sort of thing picnic basket with champagne LE T ’S START with screwdriv­ An orbital power sander is was the stupidiest thing he’d and gardenias in the glasses, and ers. Buy a complete set right off great for dozens of jobs, such as ever hear of,” Green said with a everything. And we delivered it 2. Don’t fight traffic on those hot the bat, ranging from large to refinishing furniture, and is deep rolling laugh. to their hotel so they could take It small and including at least two relatively cheap. And an electric Stupid or not, Green’s has to the Hollywood Bowl.” weekend trips to the beach. sizes with Phillips heads. circular saw is one of the world's turned Renta Yenta into a Not of all of Renta Yenta’s Get a good pair of slip-joint greatest labor savers when it million dollar business. Ceramic Tile, Carpel & Vinyl Installation personal services reach this pliers and a pair of needle-nosed comes to sawing lumber or Her motto: "Renta Yenta does level of spectacle. There are, of 3. Swim in the privacy of your own yard. pliers. plywood. and it all if it’s legal and it’s kind. ” course, the more practical Of course everybody needs a And, one could add to that — services. claw hammer and homeowers SOONER OR LATER, a se­ delightfully zany too. *24’x48" pool area “ We’ll send someone out to constantly find need for a tack rious do-it-yourselfer will need a Quality Remnants ■’Once I had a client who came fold the clothes and put them hammer. work bench. For around $50 or to me and said his wife was bored away,” Green said. "W e g e ta lo t And by all means buy a small $60 you can buy a good one of and wanted something to spice of calls (or that. And grocery set of three-eights-inch drive stout hardwood that comes dis­ up her life,” Green recalled. ’’So shopping is another biggee. We’ll RIZZO POOL OF VERNON socket wrenches with a rachet assembled. All you have to do is 1 hired a marching band and sent get someone to do the shopping, handle and extension. These will bolt it together and apply a it right into the supermarket bring it to their houses and even is reducing prices 25% on all pools, including the incredible Metric. last a lifetime if your neighbors polyurethane varnish. where she was shopping to put the groceries away. You return them, and they will save And this gives you a platform entertain her. It was quite a know, everyone wants a you much irritation and skinned for a machinist’s vice. Get a present.” knuckles. If you have a foreign- medium-sized one and bolt it to The man paid for $500 (or that mother.” Both of those jobs usually go h:: made car, add on a set of metric one end of the bench. Not only trick, which one can assume his sockets. will it hold your mower blade wife will remember forever. for $50. Renta Yenta will also send You will also need, sooner or while you sharpen it, it will hold “And then this Father’s Day. someone out to find a client an later, an adjustable (crescent) your electric drill and permit you several of this man’s children apartment — a costly service. wrench for out-sized nuts and a to use it as a bench grinder. asked for something special so I Green acknowledged, since it’s pipe wrench for plumbing jobs. There must be a thousand uses commissioned a belly dancer to liable to take several or more Also in the plumbing depart-. for a bench vice and a serious deliver dad breakfast in bed.” handyman will find eventually The prices vary, but typically ment, be sure to get a socket to (it '*^Anid then there’s the old feed use most of them. A real help. the client pays a $100 a day for those large soft bronze faucet the cat and walk the dog routine, fittings that can be mutilated by One other thing: Sawing long most services, and there’s a $50 boards or plywood is almost or commissioning a person to be ordinary wrenches. These daily minimum. there when the telephone man sockets are not used with wrench impossible without sawhorses. FREE Estimates Green has only three people GET TOP PERTORMANCE handles, but contain holes Get a set of those that are Ima yMr Oii nw dismountable. You can take through which you insert a large Bring hi your Ulltr fingm or screwdriver blade to serve as a them apart in an instant and g riS lo R Ix to o f Vtrrwm lever. store them in the garage. Avoid weekend strain for a ptoltstional Add Wash Homeowners will find many CompMT* PrtcM uses for two kinds of saws: a W «A r«B M t carpenter's handsaw and a hack­ Weekends spent working possible. Many hedge and lawn ONLY $;i5 trimmers have extensions, and saw. A coping saw is also handy. Q&A around the house too often tE L N M K precede weekdays spent with an paint rollers with screw-in han­ 1 What U.S. president’s middle name dles eliminate back-contorting OTHER ITEMS homeowners was Rudolph? (a) Tyler (b) Cleveland aching back. To avoid the strain, America's Finest eventually require include files, follow these tips from the Dazey stretches to reach ceilings. 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Cn U and workshops tools with respect The types of injuries depend on z for what they can do to the the kind of tool involved. < cnOB human body, you could wind up "F o r example, chain saws in the hospital. Or worse. have a high rate of injury There are basic rules that because of the way the tool apply to tools, whether you are a operates. It is a tremendous professional tradesmen or a vibrating saw which can kick Make sure tools are properly do-it-yourself weekend back when it hits a knot in the handyman. wood. Whereas, with a power grounded and never use use No. 1 is never operate such saw or a band saw, the injuries electric tools with frayed cord. equipment when you are tired, in result from pure carelessness," a rush, angry or drunk. Lack of Levin said. mental and physical composure The doctor also said people can cause a serious accident — should never use power lawn and botch your project. mowers with their children in the No. 2 is to plan ahead and know area, or without a bag that how your tool works. Know what catches the grass cuttings and it can do, what it can’t do, and other stray objects. hazards that occur if you don’t “ If you don’t have a on use it properly. In short, read the your lawn mower, a piece of instruction manual. It was not metal or a rock can be thrown by S' put in the box as padding. the blade," Levin said. " I once treated a guy who came in with a OTHER TIPS, from a variety piece of metal in his eye. It came of handy pamphlets and lists, in the window of his car while he come compliments of the Power was driving by a house where the Clamp pieces when practical, Tool Institute Inc., an industry lawn was being mowed. He lost operate tool with both hands. trade association based in Rol­ his eye.” ling Meadows, III. "U se a bag,” he said. "When I ’They include: mow, we always make the kids • Avoid working in wet areas, go on the other side of the yard.” around combustibles like gaso­ line. Don’t work in areas with LE V IN SAID he has a princi­ poor ventilation, particularly pal rule of his own: "Treat your Other safety tips are: when sanding. Use a face mask home tool as if you were on the Q No oily rags or lumber or dust mask when appropriate. job and had a supervisor walking • Use safety glasses with side all over you about safety regula­ scraps on floor of work area shields, or goggles. tions. If you do that, you will be Q Adequate lighting. • Be just as aware about the less likely to have injuries. Q Use safety goggles. safety of helpers or observers, " I t is not a good idea to use real and keep young children out of dangerous power tools around ~| Avoid wet areas. .... a lovely place to visit. . . a great work areas and away from tools. children. Never show them how I Use push stick. • Unless your tools are clearly they work. Kids watch their marked as double-insulated, parents. They can figure out how make sure they are grounded to work the tool by watching you. UPl Graphic / J. Martinez place to buy lovely things. properly to help avoid shocks. " I f you go away and the kids • Keep your work area free of get down in the basement alone, clutter, including lumber scraps they may start playing with it," and oily rags. Levin said. ” My 4-year-old son, • Know whare all hidden Joshua, learned how to turn on hazards are before starting to the car by watching me. He We work side by side And right now The Barn is celebrating its work on a project. For example, showed me how to do it. 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B t q 10 I No replacement for a handyman Bv Bill Lohmann prevent tragedy; Unittd P rM t Intarnotlonal ATLANTA — Llbrarlei are full of how-to literature and hard­ ware itorea are packed with be careful when do-lt-younelf kite, but there it no replacement yet for the least painful solution to most any Job doing it yourseif around the house — the handyman. From leaky toilets to leaky mable means even in very coid roofs, the handyman long has Bv Patricia McCormack been a standard of the American United Press International weather (beiow 20 degrees F) a flame, spark or even static way of life. Yet in these flx-lt- The classic cartoon poking fun electricity can ignitesoivents. yourself days of proud self- at do-it-yourselfers stars a boob sufficiency, the ranks of handy­ who paints himself into a corner. men around the nation have Or herself. The boob market is FLAMMABLE SOLVENTS dwindled and those good ones not for males only. can cause a flash fire at room who remain are burdened with But do-it-yourselfers who light temperature; combustibie sol­ more Job requests than they can a cigarette while using flamma­ vents must be heated above handle. ble solvents and turn into human room temperature to ignite. "I actually turn down more blowtorches aren’t grist for the Rossol notes that paint removing work than I do,” said Dennis cartoonist. That’s tragic. solvents fall into all three of Taylor, alias ’’The Castle Monona Rossol, a staffer at the these categories. Keeper," who works as a handy­ Center for Occupational Hazards One paint remover solvent, man in suburban Atlanta. in New York City and author of methylene chloride, however is "There just aren’t enough hours many bulletins on safety tips for non-flammable. But it is not free in the day." peopie who work with materials of hazards since it can irritate Taylor, 36, will do everything that can be troublesome, knows skin, upper respiratory tract, from the most menial chores to how to prevent the tragedies. and lead to solvent narcosis, an Involved room addition or She says liquid paint and puimonary edema, and heart remodeling job. He hangs doors varnish removers are among the arrhythmias on inhaiation of and knocks out walls; he builds most toxic products used in large amounts. mailboxes and sundecks; he homes and workshops and peo­ The bulletin notes that acetone refills propane gas tanks on ple should use them properly. is extremely flammable and will outdoor grills and unclogs septic Usually, precautions are contribute to the fire-causing tank lines. spelled out on labels. So why the potential of any stripper. Ben­ accidents? Not everyone reads zene, another paint remover HE HAS BEEN ASKED to the labels. Not all who read ingredient, can cause apiastic scrub a hot tub and “raise" a understand the directions. And anemia and leukemia. pre-fabricated home lying in some who both read and under­ Precautions she recommends: pieces on a lot. One woman stand forget to follow safety • Elderly people oc, people in wanted him to spread pinestraw rules. poor health should not use UPl photo across much of her property but Label reader or not, what strippers. Children and pets South windows stipulated it had to be brass- everyone should know is that should not be allowed in areas Michael Bowman (left) helps handyman Dennis works as a handyman in suburban Atlanta and is in colored, not dark brown. special precautions shouid be where paint removers are being He once was hired merely to used. Smokers are at higher risk Taylor staple screening to a wood porch frame, big demand. "There just aren't enough hours in the change a light bulb. taken with paint and varnish South-facing windows and patio roof overhangs protect the wood removers. This is especially true from health problems from using taking care to keep the screen tight and day," he says." The types of Jobs are a bit paint removers. Don’t smoke doors, such as those in this passive windows and patio doors from different from years past and the if there are children present who wrinkle-free. Taylor, alias “The Castle Keeper," might contact either the mate­ when paint removing vapors are solar house, can supply most of as excessive heat gain. rial or its vapors. present. Continued on page 18 “The active ingredients in • Before starting a paint­ home’s heating needs. In summer, paint strippers are solvents,” stripping project, be sure to turn she notes in a buiietin, “Paint off ali pilot lights and remove Removers; Hazards and Pre­ any sources of heat, ultravioiet cautions,” published by the iight, or flame in areas where Center. vapors might drift. Any source of Turn your storage space into a Pen or Bedroom spark or static electricity should ALMOST ALL paint strippers be eliminated if the paint contain methylene chloride. stripper is flammabie. Other solvents found in strippers • Ventilation can be provided inciude toluol (toluene), me­ for small projects such as KITCHEN CABINET SALE EASY TO USE ★ EASY TO FIND thanol, ethanol, acetone, and furniture repair by doing the mineral spirits. work outside. When working MANY STYLES “Although some solvents are indoors, provide exhaust ventiia- RENT FOR 1 MONTH less hazardous than others, all tion in the form of a window fan TO CHOOSE FROM SAFE & SECURE solvents are toxic," Rossol says. or other forced air system that OR AS LONG AS "There are no safe solvents. All will remove vapors and replace • FENCED • ELECTRONIC SECURITY YOU LIKE. solvents can damage skin, eyes, the exhausted air with fresh air. respiratory tract, nervous sys­ A suggested rate of flow would be • YOUR OWN SPACE, DOOR & LOCK MONTHLY RENTAL tem and intemai organs." between 10 and 15 room ex­ • WIDE DRIVEWAYS • ONE LEVEL STARTS ANY DAY The bulletin says the most changes per hour. Air condition­ KITCHEN DESIGN YOU CHOOSE. common symptom of solvent ers are not proper ventiiation for • HANDIEST SPACE AROUND inhalation is narcosis, or a high vapors because they recirculate feeling. This results from solvent air rather than exhausting it. In the blood stream acting • Wear light-weight plastic 649-6980 directly on the brain to depress splash goggles while pouring or the central nervous system. working with paint removers. INSTALLATION "CNS depression can produce Most hardware stores, chemis­ varied symptoms. Including ir­ try supply houses and safety ON AU CAMNnS W ROUSS) ritability, fatigue, headache, equipment stores stock them. If DURMO THIS SA lf dizziness, sleepiness, drunken­ remover is splashed in the eyes, ness, nausea, impairment of most paint stripper labels sug­ Self Stor-It Place ~ intelligence and memory, and gest flooding the eyes with water 1 COMPLETE KITCHEN REMODEUNG AVAILABU I 510 North Main Street, Manchester, CT 06040 staggering gait," Rossol notes. for at least 15 minutes and then "Although these effects are seeing a doctor. reversable If exposure to the • Wear gloves. Neoprene- FOR FREE IN-HOME ESTIMAH AND KITCHEN DESIGN solvent Is discontinued, narcosis natural latex blend gloves such Remodeling? Store it temporarily. symptoms are an indication of as those sold by Playtex Interna­ overexposure to the solvent." tional Corp. will withstand paint The center classified solvents’ remover for a reasonable length CALL: TRU-SASH, INC. 633-2316 flre-causlng hazards as ex­ of working time. Dishwashing tremely flammable, flammable, gloves or surgical gloves will 27 COMMERCE ST., GLASTONBURY, CT. or combustible. Extremely flam­ dissolve in paint remover. Here’s the story The handyman: on paint spraying a small supply By UPl-Popular Mechanics prepared surface, which is why it is often better to spray outside, Paint spraying equipment is rather than indoors. This way and big demand expensive, although serious sanding dust and paint fumes are craftsmen need it to get profts- both quickly dissipated. sional results. But most people Make sure to take a few safety Continued (rom page 17 inept with a screwdriver and do not use elaborate paint precautions when painting dangerous with a hammer in spraying equipment often outside: form of payment has been their hands. enough to Justify its high cost. • Hang an old sheet or a updated — occasional bartering "It makes me feel kind of bad When a spray finish is called corrugated cardboard carton as has been replaced with credit to stand there and listen to these for, most people now use paints a backstop to catch overspray. A cards — but the oddity of the ladies bad-mouth their hus­ in spray cans. large carton from an appliance work requests never changes. bands,” Taylor says. Spray can paints come in a That suits Taylor Just fine. like a refrigerator or washing "There's no such thing as a wide variety of finishes, colors machine, makes a perfect out­ TAYLOR IS A SAVIOR to and types to takle most around- door spray booth. normal day," he said. "You these people with small chores to never know what you're going to the-house painting Jobs. And, • Make certain none of the do around the house because with a little practice, overspray drifts onto a neigh­ find. Very rarely am I called out many contractors take only to do the same thing twice in the professional-looking results can bor’s property. major repair or renovation Jobs be achieved. • Don’t spray paint outdoors same week. That’s one of the that carry greater profit things I like about this Job.” Choosing the correct finish and on a windy day. potential. preparing the surface carefully When painting indoors, also Young as he is, Taylor has He also is becoming a hero to been doing odd Jobs for the better can determine whether a partic­ remember: others who try to do the Job ular Job will turn out success­ • Ventilation is a necessity part of 2S years. The youngest of themselves, find they’ve made eight, Taylor grew up lugging fully. Make sure in refinishing Open at least one shop window more of a mess than anything projects to buy a paint specifi­ and turn on the exhaust fan, if plywood behind his older broth­ else and call Taylor to bail them ers who blazed the family's trail cally designed to adhere to the there is one. Otherwise, open out. surface being covered. For in­ another window at the opposite into the handyman world. "A lot of people should Just go After high school, he workied ... c". -^J stance, with wood projects, side of the room and set up a fan ahead and spend a few dollars to select a paint or varnish compat­ blowing outwards. briefly as an assistant manager get it done right," he said. "I’m at a grocery and then latched on ible with the original finish, or • Wear a respiratory mask if finding that more and more else seal the surface with an possible. with General Motors, where he people are starting to hire was employed for 14 years. undercoat or primer before When masking a project with someone to do the work for them. applying the final finish. Follow newspapers or tape, be sure first But Taylor always kept his "You can take courses to learn tools handy and frequently did the instructions on the label of to smooth the surface to be how to do handyman-type stuff, U the spray. painted with the right grade of side Jobs — "It was always my but there’s an art to it. It’s a ace in the hole, ” he says — Enhanced entertainment Preparation is important. Un­ sandpaper, using a sanding learning process. The more you less the surface to be painted is block when the area is flat. Then particularly during slow times or do, the better you get. strike periods at GM. smooth, dry and absolutely dust the surface, removing all "I still run across things that clean, the paint will show up traces of particles with a tack I’ve never seen before or don’t Textured fabrics and paint colors, in flat white for wall and molding HE FINALLY DECIDED to imperfections when it dries. cloth (a wiping rag treated to know how to fix," he says. "But I flat to gloss sheens, provide rich colors, blue enamel in the mood Dust in the air can settle into the chuck it all at GM last year and ...4 '' I make it sticky or tacky enough to won’t lay it down and walk off visual interest for an entertainment area, and a game table finished in wet paint and spoil the best remove dust). run the handyman business on a from it. I’ll find somebody who UPl photo full-time basis. can show me how and then I’ll fix center in the home. This room has Oriental red. He loaded up his rattletrap it.” gold pickup truck with tools and Taylor spent little to start up Kitchens expensive hit the bricks. his business. He collected most "I had so many people calling of his tools over a period of years U.S. homeowners spend from $2,000 to expensive part of a remodeled kitchen," me to do work for them, and I and had to pay $60 for a business How to refInIsh furniture finally got tired of the rat race of $20,000 each to remodel their kitchens. says Ira Barnett of Sears, Roebuck and Service makes license and a few dollars for "The cost depends on the extent of the working for the 'other man,'" several newspaper ads to get Co. said Taylor. "I Just decided to do started. job, but new cabinets can be the most Bv UPl-Popular Mechanics sticks are melted with a bum-in rials and refinishing supplies. something I guess I always It was a minimal expenditure knife that works like a soldering The tools you need for refinish­ more friends for wanted to do." for the return Taylor has Buying new furniture does not iron, staying hot enough to melt ing include a low-priced paint Taylor ran an advertisement received. have to stop at machine-made the shellac without burning it. brush for applying finish rem­ in a suburban newspaper and his "I’m having good success," pieces or genuine antiques — Once the shellac starts to flow, over, disposable plastic or Atlas Oil business took off. use the knife to fill the cracks and rubber gloves, lots of clean rags, says Taylor. "There is potential both at high prices. Refinished We had another company, and we changed over to Atlas Oil There are plenty of Jobs and in this business for anybody who furniture, or even better, furni­ smooth the surface. With prac­ coarse (1-0) and fine (4-0) steel the money 1s pretty good. He doesn’t mind working." ture that needs refinishing is also tice, the melted shellac can be wool, assorted sandpaper from when we heard about their policies. They're much better Any makes anywhere from nothing— a good bet. blended to match the surround­ 120 to 220 grit, and a good brush time that I had a question about on those rare occasions when This step-by-step refinishing ing wood tones. for applying the new finish. service. Atlas people answered something goes wrong — to $200 primer can get you started on Rings left by wet glasses are First identify the old finish. It and they were there to for an hour’s work. EMERGENCY your own. one of the most obvious and Denatured alcohol di.ssolves take care of it They put in a new ^ Most of his customers are Fire — Police — Medical The old finish need not come unattractive blemishes on other­ shellac. Test on an inconspicuous elderly people who can’t do the off a fine piece to give it a wise good-looking furniture spot. If this doesn't .soften the burner for me and, from what work, single women who don't DIAL 911 professional facelift Sometimes Sometimes stripping or repair­ finish, try a commercial I've seen, they've saved me a know how and married women In Manchester old finishes merely collect films ing the area is the only solution. stripper. These dissolve most lot ot/noney |ust in the first who consider their husbands of wax and grime that look Before trying this, though, there other finishes including oil, var­ year terrible but can easily be re­ are two simpler options nish, lacquer and polyurethane David Hassetl, moved. With a genuine antique, Place a blotter and a warm varnish. Some of the newer Manchester, CT ______an original finish will increa.se iron over the ring for a few two-part epoxy and polyester NOW’S THE TIME TO MODERNIZE the value more than a new finish. .seconds. If it doesn’t lift the ring resin finishes may be untouched. Before refinishing. repair after a few tries, try rubbing it Take these off with heat, a job YOUR HEATING SYSTEM! problems that can be accomp- out. Apply a mild abrasive like better left for a professional to lislied without stripping off the pumice or use a fine grade .steel avoid damage to the wood. And Be Ready For Next Winter . . . old finish, like shallow surface wool (4-0) with a lubricant, like Follow the directions on the scratches that can be touched up boiled linseed or lemon oil. can of stripper to the letter and Burners • Boilers • Furnaces with paste wax. Applying a poultice of olive oil remember that a well ventilated Hot Water Heaters Apply the wax by rubbing it and salt for several hours may area means two open windows on Complete Heating Systems across the grain. Allow it to set also remove water stains. A few opposite sides of the room with a according to the directions and drops of household ammonia on a fan going to exhaust fumes. atlas bantlq Sales. Installation and Service then buff with a soft, clean, dry dampened cloth sometimes re­ If the piece you are stripping lUCB oil cloth. move rings left by alcohol. has carving or decorative vallag coal iR E E ESTIMATES If the scratch has penetrated If none of these methods works grooves, work on the surface atlas ail the original finish and removed or if the finish has been eaten with a toothbrush or a short Call; BOLAND BROTHERS, Inc. the stain down to the wood, use a away down to the bare wood, length of small-diameter dowel colored wax touch-up stick to you’ll have to strip the surface cut at a 45 degree angle to avoid 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford • 289-6435 649 4595 in Our 50th Year hide the scratch. You can also and refinish it. This is a major marring the surface. 555 East Middle Tpke •Manchester * 249-8611 684 5853 get colored shellac sticks that fill Job that calls for time, a place to Avoid u.sing water, even with 649-2947 larger cracks and gouges. 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