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Friday, Aug. 25, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents

LaPointe

Cops hunt

innocent,

says kin

for weapon

‘He didn’t do It,’

says brother of

accused killer in murder

By Nancy Concelman By Rick Santos herself as Giacomo’s Manchester Herald Manchester Herald sister-in-law had telephoned the

Manchester Police Department HARTFORD — Rosair LaPoint A 27-year-old Manchester man at 7:48 p.m. warning them that Jr. said he almost had a heart who said he stabbed a boarding Giacom o had phoned her attack when he heard his brother house tenant in self-defense has husband. Giacomo’s brother had been accused of sexually been charged with murder, police Anthony, telling him he had

assaulting and strangling 88- said. stabbed someone to death that year-old Bernice Martin. The charges against the only afternoon, according to the In an interview at Hartford suspect, 27-year-old John affidavit.

Superior Court Thursday, La­ Giacomo of 166-G Homestead St., When Manchester police Point described his brother Ri­ were increased Thursday questioned Giacomo at the chard LaPointe as a loving, afternoon from first-degree Vernon station, he denied any giving man who frequently ran assault to murder. Giacomo is scuffle with Paul, and said he errands for Martin. created the story about the killing charged with the slaying of Martin was the grandmother of 49-year-old James Paul, whose to get attention and love from his Richard LaPointe’s wife. Karen. body was discovered by police brother, according to the " I know he didn’t do it,” said Wednesday in a 13-room boarding warrant. Rosaire LaPoint Jr., who spells house at 144 Center St. "In addition. Giacomo told his name differently. ‘‘My Police charged Giacomo with (police) that he was intending to brother is the type of person ... he attempt suicide as another means murder after the state medical don't lie. He loved that woman.” examiner’s office in Farmington of gaining his brother’s Richard LaPointe, 43, of 75 declared the death a homicide attention,” the affidavit says. He

Union St., was arrested July 5 and and identified the body Thursday. charged with sexually assaulting, Please see MURDER, page 10 HELPING HANDS — Helen Wittkofske firehouse today in preparation for the Giacomo is being held on $501,000 stabbing and strangling Martin of 119 Benton St. peels a peach at the bond until his Sept. 18 and setting fires in her apartment 40th annual peach festival. arraignment in Hartford at 251A North Main St. on March Eighth Utilities District Fire Department Superior Court. ‘New worlds’ 8, 1987. Police said the fire was Police spokesman Gary Wood probably set to cover up the said police are trying to find the crime. murder weapon and more details are explored Rosaire LaPoint left the Stuart, Fest features fuzzy fruit of the events that led up to the Fla.-based construction business stabbing. by Voyager he recently started to attend his By Diane Resell the event. Th e arraignment was brother’s probable cause hear­ Manchester Herald Flynn, who has been selling festival tickets transferred to Hartford after ings in Hartford Superior Court since July 24, said he can tell residents are Giacomo appeared in By Lee Siegel this week. The smell of succulent peaches filled the air in excited. The $1.50 ticket entitles visitors to the Manchester Superior Court The Associated Press After the hearings, Superior the Eighth Utilities District today as peeler- shortcake and a chance at a number of door Thursday afternoon. He is also Court Judge Harry Hammer will wielding residents shaved the fuzzy fruit for prizes. ch arged with first-degree PASADENA. Calif. — Voyager determine whether LaPointe wilt tonight’s annual Peach Festival. ” I ’ve been going door-to-door and talking to a assault. 2 plunged over Neptune’s north be tried for murder and sexual pole for a close-up look today at Mark Flynn, a firefighter with the Eighth lot of people,” Flynn said. “ People are definitely In an arrest affidavit released assault. Utilities District Fire Department, said many of looking forward to this.” Thursday, Giacomo is quoted as the icy moon Triton, snapping During testimony at Wednes­ photographs of cliffs and glacier- the people peeling the fruit today went to bed Flynn said in addition to peeling and setup, first denying the crime but later day’s hearing, state and local early Thursday after sharpening their instru­ admitting to it. like lunar terrain as it reached police and firefighters described volunteers will be making all the whipped cream the pinnacle of its epic explora­ ments to prepare for the event. Tonight’s for the shortcake. ” He jumped on me. He was the scene at Martin’s apartment festival, which will feature peach shortcake, will strangling me. and I had to stab tion of four planets. the day of the murder. mark the 40th time the event has been held. The festival, which will be held at the corner of him.” Giacomo told police, ” We see what is best described Main and William streets from 6 to 9 p.m., is The hearing was continued to “ Last year it took five hours to peel all those according to the affidavit. as an extremely strange and Thursday but Thursday’s hearing peaches,” Flynn said Thursday. expected to draw about 3,000 people, Flynn said. The affidavit says that Gia­ puzzling surface” in photos of was postponed until today be­ Flynn said residents of the Mayfair Gardens Johnny Pryteo’s Good Times Band will play como told police that he went to Triton taken a few hours before cause officials did not have housing for the elderly, the homeless, and friends along with the 8th Fife and Drum Corps. Paul’s residence to purchase the spacecraft made its closest authorization to bring LaPointe and family of firemen usually come down to help Door prizes include a doll house, gift valium but failed. Giacomo told approach to Neptune, said Brad­ from the Bridgeport Correctional peel and set up chairs and tables. He said about 75 certificates to various businesses, bottles of wine police Paul was a heavy cocaine ford Smith, head of Voyager’s Center due to a clerical error, and a case of motor oil. photographic imaging team at ' to 100 people were expected to help prepare for user, and that Paul attacked him NASA’s Jet Propulsion court officials said. ttaiivsaeiumBc-un when Giacomo told him he could Laboratory. Rosaire LaPoint, 34, said his not provide cocaine, the affidavit farnily learned of Richard La­ says. The photos showed long fault Pointe’s arrest through news­ Giacomo told police he had sold lines, ridges, low-lying cliffs and paper articles. LaPoint said he Breast cancer death rates cocaine to Paul “ a few times.” "ice structures of various sorts, and other family members were the affidavit says. like glacier terrain, " scientist shocked at the news. On the day of the murder, Torrence Johnson said. “ They’re “ I almost had like a heart Giacomo was taken into custody like things you see in polar caps attack,” he said. by Vernon police at 8:30 p.m. on on Mars. ... We’re not seeing a lot soaring in Northern states of big craters,” indicating Trit­ Richard LaPointe is the eldest an unrelated charge. Sgt. of five children, three boys and Richard Simon, of the Vernon on’s surface is geologically active two girls, his brother said. breast cancer patients live at with processes that obliterate By Robert Byrd State death rates, page 10 Police Department, said Richard LaPointe’s siblings and The Associated Press least another five years. Giacomo was arrested at Route craters made by meteorites. parents could not attend the The CDC said Delaware, with 30 and Hillside Avenue after an ” It looks like there’s all kinds of hearings, but ail are convinced of ATLANTA — The nation’s rate national Centers for Disease an annual breast cancer death off-duty officer reported to police fault systems all over the place, ” his innocence and are supporting of death from breast cancer is Control reported Thursday. rate of 41 per 100,000 women, had that he observed a man who said Laurence Soderblom, of the him, Rosaire LaPoint said. increasing and it’s worse across The mortality rate in 1986 was a rate nearly double that of appeared to be drunk walking U.S. Geological Survey. The ‘‘They’re all with him,” he said. the Northern states, although 12 percent higher for black Hawaii, which was lowest at 23 along Route 30. faults suggest that “ Triton Richard LaPointe is slightly federal cancer specialists can’t women than for white women. per 100,000. After Giacomo was brought to quakes” may have occurred at retarded because of two or three explain why. Breast cancer killed 40,534 Each of the dozen states with the Vernon police station, officers one time on the moon. the highest rates was in the “ Triton will upstage Neptune. brain operations he’s had, which "rhe annual death rate from women in the United States in there contacted Manchester 1 may be the reason prosecutors breast cancer in the United States 1986, the CDC said. Still, the northern half of the country. In police. It’s filled with hummocky, rip­ subpoenaed LaPointe’s 1982 hos­ in 1986, the latest year available, disease is survivable in most contrast, all but three of the Vernon police had been pling terrain,” said laboratory pital records, according to his was 32.8 per 100,000 women, up 5 cases. The National Cancer Insti­ informed previously that a brother. percent from 1979’s 31.1, the tute estimates that 75 percent of Please see CANCER, page 10 "hysterical” woman identifying Please see VOYAGER, page 10 Superior Court Judge Ray­ mond Norko had ordered that the records be unsealed, but Hammer ordered them resealed Wednesday after defense attor­ O’Neill tells agencies to ‘do more with far less’ ney Patrick Culligan objected.

Although the operations have By Judd Everhart 11.3 percent increase in spending uncertainty of economic and of Policy and Management. "Our progress through the The Associated Press over the current budget year. revenue growth must clearly be 1980s was fueled by a booming affected Richard LaPointe physi­ O’Neill’s letter, dated Aug. 9, The education budget is con­ reflected in your fiscal 1991 economy and an abundance of cally, he has never had mental recalls the “ booming economy” HARTFORD — Gov. William sistently the second-largest in the budget.” unanticipated surplus revenues,'' of the mid-1980s that allowed the A. O'Neill and his budget chief overall state spending package, The agencies are to submit the governor wrote. "Our record Please see KIN, page 10 state to roll up more than $1 are cautioning state agency right behind the Department of budgets to maintain current is based on our judicious, com­ billion in budget surpluses at the heads against asking for too Income Maintenance, which this services by Sept. 1. By Oct. 1, passionate and imaginative use same time it was taxes. much as they prepare their year is spending about $1.5 they’re to submit a list of areas of these revenues.” TODAY 1990-91 budget requests. In fact, billion. and programs where their spend­ This year, with the economy agency heads are being told to be Together, the two agencies’ ing can by cut by up to 10 percent, beginning to sag, O’Neill and the The vote in the State Board of Education meeting was 6-2 in prepared to do more with less spending accounts for about if necessary. Democratic-controlled General favor of the proposed budget. It index next year. one-third of the state budget Proposals to increase spending Assembly approved higher taxes The letters to agency heads annually. that totaled almost $1 billion for now goes to the Office of Policy 20 pages, 2 sectlona beyond current services will be were released Thursday as the "Each one of you will be considered “ only under the most the 15 months beginning April 1. and Management, the governor’s budget office, for its next review. Classified . 18-20 Obituaries____ 2 State Board of Education ap­ expected to do more with far less compelling circumstances,” ac­ The higher revenues were needed Com ics_____ 16 Opinion______8 proved a $1.4 billion 1990-91 than we came to expect during cording to a separate letter to to balance the 1989-90 budget of O’Neill will incorporate a ver­ •^ocus______14 Sports ___ 11-13 budget request that, if approved the mid-1980s,” O’Neill says in his agency heads sent by Anthony V. $6.9 billion, a 8'^ percent increase sion of it in his overall 1990-91 ocal/State__ 2-4 Televislon____15 by the governor and General letter to commissioners. ” My Milano, the governor's budget over spending in the previous budget to be presented to the Nalion/World J-7 Weekenders_17 Assembly, would represent an continuing concerns over the chief and secretary of the Office year. General Assembly in February. t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 25, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Aug. 25, 1989 - 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Pet of the week is Ebony IN B R IE F Crime rate dips

Bridge club results posted By Barbara Richmond Deaths called coincidence Here are the Manchester AM bridge club results Manchester Herald in Coventry, up NEW HAVEN (AP) — Two women in their 30s played on Monday; died within four days of each other while giving North-south; Sue Henry and Ellen Goldberg, first A coal black chow cross named Ebony is this Week’s birth at Yale-New Haven Hospital, but hospital place; Ann De Martin and Tom Regan, second officials said the deaths were due to different place; John Greene and A1 Berggren, third place. featured pet at the Manchester in 2 other towns Dog Pound. Ebony is about 6 complications and were unrelated. East-west; Linda Simmons and Bev Saunders, "They were totally unforeseen and unpreven- first place: Dorothy Atonaton and Barbara months old and is a male. By Diane Resell and arrest five people,” he said Dog Warden Richard Rand table, and that they were together was mere Manchester Herald “ Because our numbers are so Anderson, second place; Dale Harned and Ann coincidence,” said Bruce Reynolds, a hospital McLaughlin, third place. said a passing motorist on small, that may throw off the Here are the results from Thursday: Route 384 saw the dog on the spokesman. .... The number of serious crimes whole year.” highway and brought him to Patricia Penn, 33, of Madison, died Aug. 8, and reported in Coventry decreased in The report showed that the North-south: Ellen Goldberg and Peg Dunfield, Donna Valente Kirk, 32, of North Haven, died first place: Louise Miller and Eleanor Berggren, the pound on Aug. 22. He seems 1988 from 1987whilecrimesinboth overall crime rate increased in three days later. Both infants survived. second place: Frank Bloomer and Harvey Sirota, to be a friendly little dog and Andover and Bolton increased Andover and Bolton in 1988 from An average of 7.2 women die for every 100,000 third place. East-west: Tom Regan and Mike probably won’t grow any last year, according to an annual 1987. Reported crimes in Bolton live births nationally, according to the National Franklin, first place: Mary Willhide and Sara larger than he is now. He is FBI report. totaled 97 in 1988, up from 72 in Center for Health Statistics in Washington, D.C. Mendelsohn, second place: Terry Daigle and Marge ready to be adopted any time. Statistics also show the crime 1987, a 35 percent Increase. The Based on that rate, Yale-New Haven, where Warner, third place. There were a couple of other rate in Coventry dropped 40 Andover crime rate increased 4 new dogs at the pound as of doctors deliver nerly 5,800 babies each year, percent from 1983 to 1988 but the percent, with 48 reported crimes Tuesday. There was a male would expect fewer than one such death a year. crime rate increased 4 percent in in 1988 and 46 in 1987. Theatre help wanted cocker spaniel. He’s blond and Both of the women who died at Yale were Andover and 25 percent in Bolton. There were four aggravated is about 5 years old. He was Ebony giving birth for the first time. The report included figures on assaults in Bolton in 1988, up from The Little Theatre of Manchester, 71 Hilliard St., found roaming on Hillstown Taffy One woman had a heart disorder that had not homicides, rapes, robberies, as­ two in 1987. Reported burglaries is looking for a set designer and a costume director Road on Aug. 19. been previously diagnosed, and which would saults, burglaries, larcenies and totaled 57 in 1988 and 38 in 1987, a 50 for the fall production of “ The Boy Friend,” a 1920's The other new one is a spayed The two ferrets Rand picked ment at 646-4555. have killed her eventually even without preg­ auto thefts. percent increase. There were 32 musical. female mixed breed. She’s up on Prospect Street, after he There is a $5 fee to adopt a nancy. said Dr. John Bobbins, chief of obstetrics. The report showed overall incidents of larceny in Bolton For more information, call 647-9612 evenings. about 3 years old and is small received a call to say someone dog and the new owner must The second woman died when a tiny bit of crimes in Coventry declined 35 reported in 1988, up from 24 in 1987, and light rusty brown in color. had left them in their cage on have the dog licensed. Before amniotic fluid that surrounds the infant was percent last year, with 136 a 33 percent increase. Pinochle scores posted She is wearing an up-to-date the street, are still waiting for being licensed the dog must somehow forced into the mother’s circulation reported in 1988 and 210 reported There was a rash of burglaries license. But Rand said he someone to adopt them. have a rabies shot. system through a tiny hole in the uterous. The in 1987. in Bolton for three months in 1988, Here are the results from the Manchester Senior checked the address and the They are both females and Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., fluid often lodges in the lungs, and most such Reported crimes in Manchester said Sgt. Mark Coleman, resident Pinochle Club played Thursday at the Army and building is empty. they are as friendly and a volunteer organization, has cases are fatal. totaled 1,720 in 1988 and 2,027 in trooper for State Police, Troop K. Navy Club. Judy, the female Labrador curious as little puppies or many cats and kittens in need The most common causes of maternal 1987, a 15 percent decrease. “ Since Bolton is close to Hart­ Ruth Baker. 621: Amelia Anastasio, 594: Laura retriever featured a few weeks kittens. They need a good home of good homes. This week’s childbirth deaths include excessive bleeding, There were 47 incidents of ford and right off 384, it’s very Krause. 590: Anthony Demaio, 578: MikeHaberern, ago. has been adopted by an right away because Rand can’t featured feline is an adorable infection and sudden high blood pressure. burglaryinCoventryin 1988,down tempting.” he said. “ 'This was a 576: Bud Paquin, 576: Sam Schors. 572: Hazel East Hartford family. Ron, the keep them at the dog pound. little kitten named Taffy. She is Bobbins said. from 73 in 1987, a 36 percent daily occurrence for about three McGary, 560: Ann Fisher, 555: Jessie Dailey, 552: male Pomeranian featured a They temporarily have the among many cats and kittens decrease. Reported larcenies to­ months: if a burglary wasn’t Arnold Jensen. 551. couple of weeks ago. has been names of Kate and Allie. the organization is seeking to taled 82 in 1988, down from 107 in committed in Bolton, the group adopted by a Manchester fam­ The pound is located on town place in good homes. O’Neill defends boxing 1987, a 23 percent decrease. was probably hitting one of the ily as was the cocker spaniel There were five aggravated surrounding towns.” property off Olcott Street near The cats put up for adoption HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. William A. O’Neill mentioned last week. assaults reported in 1988 in There was one rape reported in Alumni reunion slated the landfill area. The dog are neutered or spayed, given is defending the controversial boxing program at The black male poodle, also . / Z ' K : ' Coventry and 16reportedin 1987, a Bolton in 1988 and none in 1987. warden is at the pound week­ their initial shots and are the State Police Academy, saying it is vital for The Manchester Midget Association mentioned last week, was 69 percent decrease. Reported There have been only two rapes days from noon to 1 p.m. There tested for feline leukemia recruits who must develop the courage to react invites all alumni members to an alumni reunion on claimed by his owner. auto thefts totaled eight in 1988, reported in six years and no is also someone at the pound before being adopted, unless properly in dangerous situations. : wr' - V > September 17. at Dennis Carlin Memorial Field on Kate, the little female beagle down from nine in 1987, a 12 homicides in Bolton from 1983 to from 6 to 9 p.m., Monday they are too young when taken. "It is a question of a person having the Patrick Flynn/Manchestar Herald Spring Street, at 11 a m. featured last week, is still percent decrease. 1988. through Friday. To adopt the featured kitten, or ambition and the courage to stand up to another For more information, call Jean Carlin at waiting for a good home. She’s MARCHING FEET — Members of the Manchester High high school. The group is preparing now for the coming There were no murders in The report showed a decline in 647-9867. The phone number at the any other cat or kitten, call any person,” the governor said Wednesday. “ Their about 3 years old and was also School Marching Band practice Tuesday outside the Coventry reported in 1987 or 1988, motor vehicle thefts with three pound is 643-6642. If there is no of the following numbers: job is to protect the people of the state of school year. found roaming on Route 384. answer, call the police depart- 232-8317, 242-2156 or 666-7000. and only one. in 1986, reported reported in 1988 and six in 1987. Connecticut.” from 1983 to 1988. Manchester There were no robberies in Bolton OA support offered O’Neill’s comments came in response to a reported two homicides in six in 1988 and two in 1987. question of whether the program would be Overeaters Anonymous meets Mondays, Wednes- years, both in 1987. In Andover, there has been only days, and Fridays at the First Baptist Church, 240 modified or eliminated after three women Bolton board rapped on school plan Frank Trzaskos. chief of police one homicide reported in six recruits reported that they were seriously Hillstown Road, at 1 p.m. The group also meets on for Coventry, said he attributes years, in 1983. One rape was injured during bouts with stronger male Thursdays from 7 to 8 p.m. which included taking immediate all the information before the the decrease in part to the active reported in 1988 and none were opponents. By Rick Santos students, so the high school There are no fees and everyone is welcome. Manchester Herald steps to create additional space should have decreased enrol­ school board in the spring. That crime watch in Coventry. reported in 1987. Reported larcen­ For more information, call 524-4544. State police Commissioner Lester Forst told and correct building code viola­ information will include architec­ “ People are more aware and ies totaled 20 in 1988 and 18 in 1987, He was a member of the Army in East Cemetery. Calling hours the legislature’s Public Safety Committee this lment during the coming decade. Edward W. Jenack tions in the schools. tural plans with cost estimates on reporting offenses quicker.” he an 11 percent increase. and Navy Club and the Manches­ are today from 7 to 9 p.m. week that he has no plans to eliminate the BOLTON — Critics charged the High school enrollment hasalso Edward W. Jenack. 71, of 25 ter Senior Citizens. Memorial donations may be Board of Education Thursday “ We’re right back where we been reduced because the town of the most serious proposals, a said. The report showed 22 incidents program, which he said exposes the recruits to Trzaskos also said that his of burglary in Andover in 1988 and Russell St., husband of Eris Besides his wife, he is survived made to the American Cancer with dragging its feet on a plan to were, and we’re sort of getting Willington pulled out its fresh­ town survey, and demographic College Notes “ an element of fear” and builds self confidence officers are more visible on the 20 in 1987, a 10 percent increase. (Carlson) Jenack, died Thursday by a son and daughter-in-law. Society, 243 E. Center St., or to a upgrade and expand town studied to death,” said Susan man class from Bolton High information for the next decade. streets and are stopping more Two aggravated assaults were (Aug. 24, 1989) at Manchester Bruce and Kim Jenack of Man­ charity of the donor’s choice. schools. Hein, a former member of the School. Willington. which does At that time, the board can vehicles for violations. reported in 1988 and one was Memorial Hospital. chester: a daughter and son-in- Postal official pleads guilty The criticism came during a committee. not have a high school, will be choose a plan, and the town will “ I believe if you stop more cars, reported in 1987. Three graduate recently He was born in Chicopee. law, Susan and Bruce Oney of meeting between the Board of Board of Education member sending its freshman to E.O. have the opportunity to approve it BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A former supervisor at you have a better chance to There were no robberies re­ Mass., Sept. 5. 1917. and had been Manchester: his mother. Victoria Card of Thanks Education and the Board of Barry Stearns said the school Smith High School in Mansfield at a referendum, he said. Three Manchester residents graduated recently a Manchester resident for 48 the Ansonia Post Office has pleaded pleaded Selectmen on a school expansion could use the information ob­ this school year, but has not yet stumble over something.” he ported in Andover in 1988, with one (Sokotowska) Janeck of East We would like to extend our sincere The school board is considering from Wentworth Institute of Technology. Boston. years. thanks to all of our relatives, guilty to embezzling nearly $53,000 in postal plan. About 20 people attended tained by the group only if it was decided what it will do next year. said reported in 1987. Motor vehicle Hartford: a brother, Raymond two main proposals for structu­ Mass. Before retiring, he was a baker friends and neighbors for the funds over a five-morth period, U S. Attorney the meeting to hear plans on updated to reflect the recent Without the 50 Willington .stu­ •Rape increased in Coventry, thefts decreased, with three Jenack of Manchester; and a Stanley A. Twardy said. rally altering the schools to better Lorraine M. Davis ma,jored in construction for the Viking Baking Co., for­ overwhelming outpouring of kind­ school expansion. transformations in the schools. dents, Bolton High School has a with five in 1988 and three in 1987. a reported in 1988 and six reported sister, Irene Ciaglo of East facilities and increase space for technology and graduated cum laude: Michael merly of Hartford, for many ness and sympathy shown to us John H. Johnston Jr., 49, of Naugatuck, made Several former members of the “Recent changes have forced total enrollment of 274. 67 percent increase. One robbery in 1987. Hartford. an expected growth in the student Dellssio, majored in architectural engineering years. during this very tragic time. We his plea Thursday in U S. District Court Facilities Study Committee, a people on the (school) board to Although school board was reported in 1988 and none in Coleman, who is also the The funeral will be Saturday at population in the coming decade. technology: and David J. Rosetto, majored in He was a World War II veteran, will be forever grateful. admitting to misappropriating the money disbanded group that was com­ take a further look at what members said new information is 1987. resident trooper coordinator for 10 a m. at the Holmes Funeral Both plans include closing the building construction technology. serving in the U S. Army. Family of Vincent Popeleski between June 16, 1988 and Nov. 4, 1988. missioned to study school needs changes are needed in the Bolton needed, former members of the Trzaskos said that the increases Andover, said the trooper as­ Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be Center School, which school offi­ Twardy said Johnston, formerly the supervi­ one year ago, said they did not school system,” Steams said. Facilities Study Committee said aren’t significant because there signed to Andover has been very cials have called inadequate sor of Mails and Delivery, admitted coverting understand why the school board The changes to which Stearns the delays are frustrating, espe­ are so few incidents of crime in instrumental in getting the town because it lacks adequate indus­ postage stamps to cash by telling window clerks is going back to the drawing said he referred are within the cially since many of the code Coventry. He said he doesn’t like involved in crime prevention trial arts and physical education Public Records that local businesses had over bought the stamps board and discarding much of the school population. The middle violations, which the state had to talk percentages. programs. He said the key is to be Current Quotations facilities. and wanted to redeem them. committee’s recommendations. grades have the lowest amount of cited in the schools, have not been “ We could have one incident able to work with the town. The clerks gave Johnston cash in return for the corrected. The school board’s latest ex­ Warranty deeds stamps, and he kept the cash for personal use. “ The banishment for life of Pete Rose from and Jean M. Cyr, 104 Irving St.. $128,000. There are violations in all the pansion proposal is to close the Linda M. Jordan to David A. Wolfendenand Leslie Twardy said. schools, Hein said. Many of the Center School and build additions is the sad end of a sorry episode. One of the When sentenced Oct. 13,1989, Johnston faces a Town facing suit game’s greatest players has engaged in a variety of Violette Construction Co. Inc. to Mary Ann Dixon, B. Wolfenden, Clairmont, $142,400. Plane crash victim violations are of the fire code and to Bolton High School as well as Sheila C. Dorman to Paula C. McKinney, maximum possible penalty of 10 years in prison are related to overcrowded class the elementary .school. The origi­ acts which have stained the game, and he must now Tudor Court Condominium, conveyance tax and a $250,000 fine, Twardy said. live with the consequences of those acts." — $125.95. Northfield Green Condominium, conveyance tax, rooms, cafeterias, and all­ nal plan, for which architectural Commissioner A. Bartlett Giamatti on Cincinnati Arnold L. Klipstein to Peter S. Buch, K $140.80. is in good purpose rooms. drawings have already been after taking iand Reds Manager Pete Rose being banned from Condominium, conveyance tax, $159,150. David P. and Nancy C. Malick to Robert I. Waldo, Plastic foam ban proposed School board members agreed made, was to close the Center baseball for life for allegedly having bet on his own Robert and Anita E. Cotto to Gloria C. Mariotti, 35 Morse Road, conveyance tax, $156.20. By Rick Santos Brenda Feyh, was killed when the violations are of primary School and build additions to the By Nancy Concelman The condemnation is illegal team. 274 Green Road, $127,500. Dennis D. and Sheila A. Radabaugh to Ira S. and NEW HAVEN (AP) — Two city aldermen said Manchester Herald the DC-10 crashed July 19. The concern. No matter which plan elementary school only. Manchester Herald because land was acquired to Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Barney T. Peterman Sheila C. Dorman. Highland Park, conveyance tax, they will introduce an ordinance to bar crash killed 110 of the 2% the board chooses for bettering The Center School houses allow Homart to get a traffic Jr. to Stanley W. Talaga, Sunny Brook Drive, $292.60. restaurants and grocery stores from using An 8-year-old Manchester people on board the plane, facilities, the violations are the graues live through eight. Under Manchester developer Robert permit for road work from the $95,000. Rothman and Beaulieu Inc. to Town of Manches­ plastic foam packaging, saying the non- boy who was critically injured including Manchester resident most important issue, Stearns the original proposal, those stu­ W. Weinberg filed a lawsuit State Traffic Commission and not Pollen Count ter, Tolland Turnpike, no conveyance tax. biodegradable material creates "permanent in the crash of a United Walter Williams. said. dents would go to the elementary against the town in Hartford for public purposes, the lawsuit Gil D. Boisoneau to Raymond A. Gorman, 229 E. litter.” For the boy, good condition But he said the school board school. Under the latest plan, the Superior Court last week claim­ said. Center St., $350,000. Airlines jet last month in Sioux Hamden recently became the first community means he has been upgraded needs to gather new demographic seventh and eighth graders would ing that the town confiscated 4 William P. and Jacqueline A. Leone to Laura J. Quit claim deeds City, Iowa, is now in good The town did not deposit money in the state to impose such a ban, and atleasttwo to the last category a patient data and conduct a survey of the go to the high school and the fifth acres of land he owns near Hale NEW HAVEN (AP) — The ragweed-pollen count Smith, 25-27 Hollister St., $185,000. condition, according to a spo­ for the land with the court clerk, Robert T. Alibrio to Donna C. Alibrio, 182-184 S. other Connecticut municipalities. Stamford and goes through on the way to townspeople to determine how and sixth graders to the elemen­ Road without paying for it. for Connecticut on Friday was 60 and the rnold-spore Voija and Lewis M. Norris to Robert Nukis and keswoman at Sioux City’s according to the lawsuit. Main St., no conveyance tax. New Britain, are considering similar prohibi­ recovery, the spokeswoman they want to educate their tary school. The lawsuit, filed with the town level was moderate, reported the Hospital of Saint Marian Health Center. The suit also names as defend­ Darlene G. Nukis, 36 Baldwin Road, $170,001. Robert T. Alibrio to Donna C. Alibrio, 23-25 tions. Hamden’s law takes effect next March. said. Since he has been in the children. Selectmen also said at the clerk Aug. 16. says the town Raphael. Dorothy K., Berman, executrix for the estate of Feyh, of Brook Haven ants former Town Manager Ro­ Knighton St., no conveyance tax. Democratic Aldermen Elizabeth McCormack hospital. Feyh’s condition has About another survey, former meeting they would consider a condemned Weinberg’s land, Harold J. Berman, to Jeffrey I. Bergen, 357 Broad Apartments at 432 W. Middle bert B. Weiss and the Mather Robert T. Alibrio to Donna C. Alibrio, 66 Village and Steven G. Mednick stood in front of a Burger Turnpike, has been making been steadily updgraded. He Facilities Study Committee request from the school board to needed to relocate Hale Road and St., $175,349. St., no conveyance tax. Construction Co. of Bloomfield, King restaurant to announce their plans to steady progress since the has been in critical, serious, member Linda Fortin said, hire the Lawrence Associates of make utility improvements, and John J. and Sandra M. Rimetz to John G. and Dan B. Frye to Marilyn Jacobson, Mountain which is doing the roadwork. Lottery present an ordinance banning the use of crash of Flight 232, but is still guarded, and fair condition. “ When we elect you. we elect you Manchester to examine cost gave it the the Buckland mall Ginette L. Mace, 6 Bates Road, $162,500. Farm, no conveyance tax. Work has already begun on polystyrene food packaging at retail food outlets. confined to a bed at the The spokeswoman said he because you have a good educa­ estimates on the expansion plans. developer, the Homart Develop­ Manchester Townhouse Associates Limited Part­ Edgar 0. Cheney Jr. to Carol M. Cheney, 160 Blue Weinberg’s land, according to the The Burger King restaurant phased out plastic hospital, the spokewoman could be released in as soon as tional background and you’re A representative of the Law­ ment Co. of Chicago. suit. nership to Dominic M. and Diane M. Cutaio, Lawton Ridge Drive, no conveyance tax. foam products in favor of paper. said. a week or 10 days, but that capable of making these deci­ rence Associates, which drew the The town offered a different Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in New Garden Condominium, conveyance tax, $98.99. Manchester State Bank to David J. Fishman, Assistant Town Manager England: There are two common types of polystyrene, Feyh is now conscious and would be up to his doctor and sions. If we wanted the whole plans for the original addition amount of money for the land Adolph A. Quey to Christine M. Quey, 115 Birch Mountain, conveyance tax, $320.34. the best known being polystyrene foam, his father. She said she is not town to make the decision, we’d proposal, said at the meeting that than the $7.50,000 originally Steven R. Werbner said today the Connecticut daily: 775. Play Four: 8490. Brookfield St., $100,000. aware of his surroundings, she Richard F. Bassett to Pamela J. Bayer. Lydall popularly known by its Dow trademark of allowed to tell where either have a huge board of education.” his company is still under con­ agreed upon by the town, Homart lawsuit revolves around a dispute Massachusetts daily: 0538 Mary Catherine Development Co. to Derekseth said. over the value of the land. and Parker streets, no conveyance tax. Styrofoam. However, the spokeswoman could be reached forcomment. Fortin and others said they tract with the town. Anwar and Weinberg, the suit says Tri-state daily (Maine, New Hampshire, Ver­ Corp., Birch Mountain, no conveyance tax. Maureen A. Horowitz to Denise L. Lair, 26 Hossain said there is enough mont): 151 and 5313. McCormak and Mednick’s ordinance will be said she was not sure if the boy She also said she could not were tired of waiting for the The town left it up to Homart to The suit also argues that the Derekseth Corp. to John J. and Sandra M. Rimetz, Thomas Drive, no conveyance tax. proposed expansion project. money remaining in the contract Rhode Island daily: 9998. presented to the Board of Alderman Sept. 5. has been told about the crash release additional information determine and approve how town did not negotiate in good Birch Mountain, $248,000. John Hanley Jr. to Alison J. Hanley, 331 School Superintendent Richard for plans for the latest proposal to much Weinberg would receive for Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 1, 3, 9, 27, 35. or that his mother, 38-year-old about the boy’s injuries. faith with Weinberg over the John G. A. Mace and Genette L. Mace to Wayne J. Woodbridge St., no conveyance tax. Packman said he expects to have be drawn. the land, the suit savs. value of the land. 1 Weather iiauflipfitpr Hfralft Business as usual after death GRIFFITH ACADEMY OF DANCE in one day just wouldn’t be fair,” REGIONAL Weather U3PS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 278 By Larry Rosenthal Bridgeport, said William Green, Sunny weekend The Associated Press said Joseph Wilson, director of an assistant commisioner of the Classes, in Rockville Friday Afternoons .S;iim da\, 2 who attends Bolton Elementary School. draw any conclusions, and todoit operations in New London and his system. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug 25, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 25. 1989 — 5 A J Morrison dismayed by lack NATION & WORLD of interest in insurance plan A HARTFORD (AP) - U.S. Rep. state’s largest health insurer. the provision of health care is done by employers as opposed to Colombia intensifies Bruce A. Morrison, D-Conn., says Alan Fletcher, a spokesman for he’s disappointed that a proposal The Travelers Co. in Hartford, the general tax dollar,” Spegele he made for universal health acknowledged that some insu­ said. insurance has received a less- rance executives are afraid of Since employers already pay than-enthusiastic response. universal health insurance, while most health insurance premiums war on drug dealers Morrison drafted the plan along others are ready to discuss it. in the United States, the business with a group of doctors that has Janet C. Spegele, vice presi­ sector should not have to pay the been advising him on the topic. It dent of the Connecticut Business additional costs of a universal By Javier Baena industries, the properties and the police spokesman. Col. Alfredo was distributed last winter to and Industry Association, the system, she said. The Associated Press mansions of the oligarchy.” Salgado. insurance companies, labor un­ state’s largest business lobby, Morrison called universal Authorities have arrested three “The people have always ions, doctors’ groups and others said her organization is wary of health insurance “a coming issue BOGOTA, Colombia — The alleged drug traffickers as part of wanted to cooperate with the interested in the issue. the impact of universal health for the nation, an unavoidable government intensified its war on the crackdown, but the bosses of police, but they were afraid,” he u “It disappoints me that people insurance on employers. issue.” drugs, ordering cocaine traf­ the cocaine cartels are believed said. “They’ve left aside their are apparently so mired in the “It’s very true that the U.S. is “And, I would expect that since fickers to surface and claim $200 in hiding. fear and are cooperating.” Barco said seized cash, auto­ current system that they are one of the very few industrial there’s going to be this (study) million in confiscated property or According to one of Barco’s unwilling to talceastepback” and nations that doesn’t have a commission in Connecticut, it’s lose it. Enraged dealers staged a mobiles and trucks will be used to decrees, property that is not improve judges’ working condi­ look more seriously at universal fr)** but going to have to be on the agenda series of deadly bomb and arson claimed by the owners will be health care, he said Thursday. it also happens to be one in which in Connecticut as well,” he said. attacks. tions, and air and sea craft will go divided among government to the Defense Ministry and the “Should health care be some­ Using emergency powers agencies. thing available to all on an equal under a four-year state of siege. air force’s commercial transport system? Or is health care some­ President Virgilio Barco issued a Rural property will be distrib­ business. thing that the amount you get Ex-Marine sentenced decree Thursday requiring uted among landless peasants, The president also ordered an depends on how well off you are owners of the seized property and urban property will go to inventory of all Colombia’s pri­ and how good yourinsurance is?” personally to make claims for needy children and mothers, vate airstrips. Those whose legiti­ Morrison said. “I opted for a to 30 years in death restitution and barring them according to the decree. mate use cannot be proved will be system that is universal and from using real estate agents, People are tipping police to destroyed under the presumption Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald equal in terms of access. lawyers or other fronts. possible raid sites, said a national they are used for drug smuggling. HARTFORD (AP) - A former evidence of racial motivation for FAIR PREPARATION — Thelma Haber- “Health is kind of a fundamen­ Police and military agents the Spencer Village Craft Club Fair U.S. Marine has been sentenced the shooting. have seized hundreds of luxurious ern of 72 Pascal Lane, left, and Sandy tal first right of every citizen,” “I knew of no such evidence. I Saturday. The fair will be held from 10 said the four-term congressman to 30 years in prison in the mansions, ranches, office build­ Beben of 68 Pascal Lane show off some a.m. to 3 p.m. at Spencer Village from Hamden. “A lot of people shooting death of a New Britain do now,” Carlson said. “Barnett ings, shops and restaurants Key issues confront of the items that will be available during Community Hall, 52 Pascal Lane. have good coverage, a lot of man, which prosecutors say may was black. Perhaps he was across the country along with people have lousy coverage.” have been racially motivated. chosen for that reason.” airplanes, helicopters, cars, This year, the General Assem­ Craig Toczko was sentenced in While out on bond after his trial, trucks and other items in an new Lutheran church bly agreed to study the issue of Hartford Superior Court Thurs­ Toczko was arrested at the unprecedented offensive. day in connection with the De­ Toddle House Restaurant in New health care insurance for eve­ Defense Ministry officials put ROSEMONT, 111. (AP) - The proposal for a two-year study of ryone based on one’s ability to cember 1987 shooting of 29-year- Britain, where he was shouting the total value of the goods at Judge to review trial ruling old Mark Barnett. Barnett was newly consolidated Lutheran sexuality, including homosexual­ pay for it. Recommendations are racial slurs at several black about $200 million. struck in the heart by a bullet as church’s interim policy against ity and abortion, but a women’s to be made to the 1990 legislative women, Carlson said. The government crackdown ordaining practicing homosexu­ NORWALK (AP) —A Superior he left a Dunkin’ Donuts in New Toczko pleaded guilty to creat­ caucus was pressing for imme­ airline pilot is charged with Nigro to either dismiss the case or session, which convenes in began last week after the assassi­ als prompted a clergywoman to diate action on abortion. Court judge has reserved a murder for ailegedly killing his continue it until the publicity Britain. ing a public disturbance in February. nations of Luis Carlos Galan, a comment, “So this is the policy "It’s a stopgap until the study is decision on a request from wife, Helle, and disposing of her abates or until another location of “We would support reforming Toczko, a 22-year-old white connection with the July 13 popular presidential hopeful, as attorneys for accused wife killer man, was convicted in June of we will have about it while we are done,” said Barbara Nelson of body with a wood chipper and the trial can be found. the current system rather than incident at the restaurant and well as a national police colonel trying to develop a policy about Richard Crafts that the case chain saw in November 1986. Nigro Thursday also approved first-degree manslaughter and was fined $50. and a magistrate. Drug traf­ Lindsborg, Kan. It was proposed junking it and starting over with it.” as necessary because of the against their client be dismissed Nigro said he would make a plans to photograph and televise something different,” said Albert conspiracy to commit first- Toczko was on leave in De­ The Associated Press fickers were blamed. or the trial moved from Norwalk degree manslaughter. The remark by the Rev. Gwen­ recent Supreme Court decision decision after reviewing all the the trial. But he again reserved May, spokesman for Blue Cross & cember 1987 when he and an old DYING WISH — Chris Riley, 8, flanked special soldier Thursday in Fairmont, Many of the drug lords face dolyn King of Hanover, N.H., because of pretrial publicity. decision on a defense motion to Because Barnett, who is black, allowing some state regulation of material including a poil pre­ Blue Shield of Connecticut, the high school friend. Gerald Lar­ by his parents. Gale and Robert, salutes W.Va.. The boy, who is dying of cancer, charges in the United States and indicates the somewhat misty Crafts’ lawyers. Thomas pared by the University of prohibit the television cameras was standing next to a white man son, were charged with murder in the Colombian government abortion. Farver and Assistant Public at the time he was shot and his an Army officer after being handed an said he wanted to visit soldiers in battle hiatus in which the church finds Connecticut regarding publicity from being trained on their client. connection with Barnett’s death. promised to extradite any who itself on various social issues. Sidestepping numerous propos­ Defender Gerard Smyth, pres­ in the case. Smyth had objected to opening family has long contended that Toczko contended during the trial M-16 rifle and being “enlisted" as a dress. are arrested. als by different congregations ented a stack of newspaper Toczko made a choice based on In keeping with Lutheranism’s Smyth maintained that the the trial to televison and news­ Plymouth man that he was too drunk to re­ Early Thursday, traffickers characteristic analytical ap­ and regional synods for definite stories about a foot thick to Judge pretrial publicity in the case has paper photographers contending prejudice and shot the black man. member what happened and his infuriated by the crackdown stands on various social issues, Martin Nigro on Thursday in But during Toczko’s monthlong proach, the Evangelical Luthe­ so saturated the community that it would magnify the significance sentenced in attorney contended Toczko was bombed offices of the Liberal and ran Church in America’s first the assembly referred most of support of their motion. the possibility of prejudice is of the case and prejudice his trial in June, prosecutor Herbert the car while Larson fired Conservative party offices in them for study. Crafts, a 51-year-old Newtown Carlson Jr. did not introduce any decision-making assembly called almost unavoidable. He asked client’s right to a fair trial. a shot. Army ‘enlists’ dying boy downtown Medellin, killing a for more study before taking Responding briefly on a grass­ horse death passerby. definite stands on several sensi­ roots proposal, the assembly did They also set fire to the condemn racism as a sin and By Roy Formanek tive questions, including WINSTED (AP) - A Plymouth the field again.” said Maj. John Pack of the 201st weekend retreats of two promi­ sexuality. urged Lutherans to stay alert to Whealon wants police probed man convicted of starving his Bloomfield man is held The Associated Press Field Artillery Unit of the West Virginia Army nent politicians on the outskirts of Of that subject’s myriad as­ the “destructive results of four horses to death, has been National Guard as the howitzer roared up a hill with Medellin, an industrial city 215 pects, the Rev. Gerald L. Falk of racism.” HARTFORD (AP) — Hartford during the protest. ters, many of whom refused to sentenced to one year in prison, FAIRMONT, W.Va. — It started as a simple visit Chris and his parents inside. miles north of Bogota and the Chicago, executive director of the Also, the church affirmed com­ Roman Catholic Archbishop John The police have admitted that walk out of the clinic. suspended after four months. in Keney Park slaying by a couple of soldiers in combat fatigues with an “He loves G.I. Joe and we wanted to make one of base for the world’s biggest church's social-concerns com­ mitment to a “just and equitable F. Whealon is calling for a they deliberately inflicted pain on Raymond M. Bilosz, 56, was 8-year-old boy dying of cancer. his dreams come true. This is the closest thing we cocaine cartel. mission, said, “It’s a very diffi­ welfare system” and encouraged congressional investigation into limp protesters by bending wrists The Connecticut Pro-Life Ac­ also given two years probation HARTFORD (AP) — A 27-year- June 14, 1988, and then allegedly have to it.” Families were sleeping in both cult issue that we must study “those engaged in the task of allegations that West Hartford to force them to stand and walk. tion Network, which organized houses when gangs doused the the protest, released a list of 26 and a $750 fine. In addition, he old Bloomfield man was to be kidnapped and raped her after But by the end of the day, Chris Riley had enlisted Poor weather conditions delayed Chris’ ride in an carefully, prayerfully and tho­ welfare reform.’’ police mistreated abortion pro­ The technique, known as “pain in the Army as a special soldier, flown in a Army reserve UH-1 helicopter until late afternoon. structures with gasoline before roughly so that we can discern the testers they arrested in June. compliance,” is used to make people they said were injured. must pay $1,350 in burial and arraigned today in the connection she stopped to exchange accident The assembly asked for study veterinary fees and $200 in with the shooting death of a information, police said. helicopter, ridden in a tanklike vehicle called a “He’s just totally wiped out, he’s so happy,” said dawn and set them ablaze, path which God is calling us to of gun control by Lutherans, a "This is a request that concerns uncooperative prisoners move. About 17 of the people listed did authorities said. The families ran follow.” not abortion but civil rights,” not seek medical attention after probation costs. woman in Keney Park, police Webb was arrested June 17, mobile howitzer and made some new friends in the Mrs. Riley. “His doctor called and said she didn’t church commission and by go­ West Hartford Assistant Chief said. 1988 and charged with first- military. want him to go up but he wanted to do it.” outside and were not hurt. The Evangelical Lutheran vernment to “explore options for Whealon said in his weekly being released from jail and But because of crowding in Two bombs, each containing of Police Craig J, Carucci said he Connecticut prisons, Bilosz may Daniel J. Webb, accompanied degree kidnapping, first-degree “It certainly is a dream come true,” said the boy’s Earlier, Chris was sworn in during a special Church in America is the result of better management of these column in the Catholic Transcript was not bothered by Whealon’s could not provide independent about 45 pounds of dynamite, the Jan. 1, 1988 merger of the published today. documentation of their injuries. be freed after serving 10 days. by his attorney, turned himself in sexual assault, and third-degree father, Robert “Kip” Riley. “He’s a big G.I. Joe fan. ceremony by Capt. Duane Hawn of the Army’s weapons through an outright ban call for a congressional at Hartford police headquarters robbery. were found at the Medellin offices Lutheran Church in America, the or regulation of lawful sales.” Whealon wrote that because of Bilosz was arrested Jan. 19, two He was just thrilled to death, just as thrilled as Fairmont recruiting office, which organized the of two national radio networks investigation. Most of the complaints involved and was arrested at about 5 p.m. State Correction Department anyone could be with all these things.” event after a family friend suggested a visit from a American Lutheran Church and police-brutality complaints that extremely tight handcuffs and days after a neighbor found the and deactivated. the Association of Evangelical On health care, the assembly surfaced after the June 17 abor­ "I don’t think one is necessary, carcasses of Bilosz’ four horses Thursday, police said. Webb was spokesman William Flower said Chris has undergone surgery twice since couple of G.I. Joes might cheer Chris. declared it supported "high qual­ but I have nothing to fear from a painful wrist holds. Some protes­ charged with murder. Webb was held at the Hartford At one of the stations the Lutheran Churches. tion protest at the Summit ters said, however, that police decaying in a Thomaston barn. November 1986 for a brain tumor, said his mother, But Carol Taylor, a secretary at the recruiting The 5.3-million-member de­ ity health care for everyone,” and congressional investigation,” Ca­ At about 1 p.m., police respond­ Correctional Center on $200,000 Gale Riley. She said chemotherapy was stopped last office, wasn’t about to let it stop there. bombers left a communique advocated legislation to achieve Women’s Center in West Hartford threw some people down stairs, The horses, dead for several saying: “We declare total and nomination ordered studies on a ”a cloud hangs over the name of rucci said. ing to reports of gunshots found bond until his release June 20. month after the cancer spread to Chris’ spine, “I said why don’t we try for a helicopter and a that goal, but authorized studies smashed heads into walls and spit months, were knee-deep in Flower said the charges against absolute war on the government, batch of issues, including the West Hartford and its police Police used only the force manure. the bullet-riddled body of a leaving him in pain and too weak to walk. tank,” said Taylor. “I wasn’t about to take no for an to develop a policy on the matter. on people, allegations denied by 37-year-old woman lying near the Webb were still pending when he on the industrial and political homeless, family life, capital fo rc e ." Police arrested 261 people necessary to arrest the protes­ the police department. Superior Court Judge Anne C. was released. “Now he’s on constant morphine to keep away the answer.” oligarchy, on the journalists who punishment and health care. The eight-day assembly began park’s golf course, said Lt. pain,” Mrs. Riley said. “And he’s lost most of his She didn’t have to. Members of the Army’s Dranginis acknowledged that her Frederick Lewis. He declined to Flower said he was not sure of have attacked and ravaged us. on Action was pending on a Wednesday. sentence could lead to a short the details surrounding the mobility. There’s nothing more the doctors can do Pittsburgh recruiting battalion sent a four-man the judges who have sold out to identify the woman, saying her for him right now.” color guard and a stuffed bear decked out in a Witness denies making statements prison term. “Overcrowding in next of kin had not yet been release. the government, on the extradit­ Connecticut prisons makes any notified. A telephope call to Hartford “He’s a loving boy. It would have been nice to camouflage suit. The 201st volunteered its equip­ ing magistrates, on the labor have all these things happen when he was able to ment, soldiers and weapons, and Hawn and 1st Sgt. ^XlnLis-d ^P^nt^co^^aC dtuxcfi WATERBURY (AP) - A car. sentence I impose practically Lewis said witnesses told police State’s Attorney John Bailey’s union presidents and all those other car as she passed. Gary Johnson prepared an enlistment certificate, member of the Helter Skelter On Wednesday, in the first day “The driver was bleeding,” she null,” she said. a man had shot the woman with a Hartford home went unanswered follow them a little closer,” his father added. who have persecuted and at­ 185 Woodbr'Kdge St. Chris, clad in a camouflage uniform with a black for Chris. tacked us.” m otorcycle Club who was of Christiano’s hearing, a witness said. “He looked out the window “We are privileged to have handgun before fleeing the scene Thursday night. Manchester 649-9848 granted immunity and ordered to described the shooting of Bar­ at me and mouthed the words to animals in our existence. One in a car. Webb was being held on $1 military police armband and RILEY stitched above ”We have men here today ... who volunteered to The communique was signed his right pocket, nodded weakly when asked if he come here because they have children,” said Pack. testify about the murder of a rival reira and two other witnesses get help. I said OK and took off to hears much about the companion­ Webb was arrested in June 1988 million bond in the Morgan Street by The Extraditables, a violent club’s president, has denied mak­ linked Christiano to the stolen car get help.” ship they offer people and all that in connection with the sexual jail and was scheduled to appear enjoyed the 10-minute ride Thursday in the howitzer “If their kids were going through something like group authorities link to the Is Satan really behind Rock Music? ing statements attributed to him. that police believe was used in the Other witnesses tied Charles F. they ask in return is that we care assault of a 36-year-old Bristol in Hartford Superior Court Fri­ across a hilly field a couple of blocks from his home this, they’d want something like this done. Medellin cartel. Barry Lasky, in more than two slaying. Christiano Jr., a member of the for them — in a very perfunctory woman. day, police said. in northern West Virginia. ‘Td want it for my son, if he were Chris’ age. We “We will not respect the fami­ Friday, August 25, 1989 7:30 p.m. hours of testimony Thursday, Maureen Mooney testified rival Helter Skelter motorcycle way,” Dranginis said. Webb allegedly struck the Unable to speak much above a whisper, the shy definitely say a prayer each night for Chris, and if lies of those who have not didn’t recall making other state­ Wednesday that she was driving Bilosz must turn himself in Oct. boy described the ride as “loud.” the good Lord’s willing, maybe he’ll pull though respected our families,” it said. I. The Hidden Message of Rock and Roll Revealed. ments and said he was misquoted club, to the stolen black buick that woman’s car from behind on to work on Route 8 on June 28 23. 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With the energy efficient Tilt Pool*, Sptta St Enclomure* Lasky responded. Leo J. Barrett, P.C. Judge Heiman adjourned the Pac. you install the savings. Rt. 44 317 W. Service Road Previous students may call for class schedules, beginning Sept. 2nd. hearing until today after Lasky COVENTRY Hartford 247-5413 Attorney At Law was shown a seven-page state­ MANCHESTER MILLWORK 742-7308 o Mon-Sat CT. TOLL FREE Help your child obtain self-confidence, poise, and ment and asked if he had signed 14 High Street, Manchester, 645-8432 Daily 9-7 11:00-5:30 1-800.33-44-LAW BUSS physical fitness through dance training. Manchester — 382 Hartford it. Lasky responded, “When I NATIONAL Sun 9:00-2:00 EXTERMINATORS HOURS: Monday thru Friday 7AM TO 5PM Sunday 9-2 SPA A PO O L IN6TITUTI Roaata. OIR: went into the neighborhood to AND BUILDER WILL CONSIDER TRADE o( your DUPLEX WITH COZY are serious weaknesses in FDA’s Routa 44 to SHvar Straat LaR on Sout^ NORTH answer a newspaper ad for a used proporty tmvard thii r m t 3000 Sq R BroMMOrtg COVEMTRY. imoOO. FULL SELLER FINANCING generic drug review process," Contomporvy. 4 B R \ 2 M btftia, 2 hiM bethi. FIREPLACE car. ouzzL and 3 CAR Q in g «i OIR: Roul* 44 to Drpivty. said Rep. Thomas J. Biiiey Jr. of Right on John Paul Lana $190,000! Ward said the whites followed Buy this 2 family duplex Virginia, the senior Republican AVAILABLE!! 58 Wellman Road, Manchester UNIQUE PROPERTY 26 Wetherell Street, Manchester the blacks for about a block and a with brother, mother, or on the House subcommittee in­ Call today for more details on $159,900 1:00 to 3:00 PM 35 Phelps Road, Manchester $144,900 12:00 te 3:00 PM half and witnesses heard them friend, live in or investi let vestigating the generic drug say: “Are these the ones? Is this Price reduced. A nice home. Three bedrooms, two $205,900 1:00 to 3:00 PM Pretty Bungalow Style Cape with classic front industry. our 6% private land mortgages. full baths, formal dining room. Lots of closet and An exceptional eight room Colonial with 1st floor family porch. Lots of character and In great condition. 3 floor family room, finished them?” storage space. “The problems are not isolated, room, all natural woodwork plus french doors and lots of bedrooms, first floor family room, new back deck. basement, convenient to What they didn’t know was that COVENTRY — The Highlands. Lots from $65,000. New DIRECTIONS: East Center Street to Porter Street to bullt-lns. Park-llke yard with Inground pool and 3-car Also porch off 2nd floor. Com e and have a look. Rt. 384 ...Go for it nowl as some in the agency originaily the girlfriend had told her new homes starting at $185,000. Wellman Rd. arage complete the package. D IR E C TIO N S ; Rt. 384 to Keeney St. exit, right at end contended,” Bliley said. “The 56 Deer Hill Lane (Rear View) Parker Road E R E C TIO N S : Eaat Center to left on Summit to right of exit, quick left on Bridge St., 1st driveway on left. boyfriend, a Hispanic, not to BUILDER MAY TAKE YOUR PHOPSHY IN BUILDER W1U CONSIDER TRADE — NEW 3.300 HEBRON — Wellingtons Way — Approved lots gon Green to left on Phelps or Oakland St. to report indicates that the approval TRADE — ReSra HMory In ■ new I74S Sill Box re­ GOOD GRAVY... come and called off her birthday SQ FT Cuitom Contamportoad C a d v on Cu^-Oa- production bull from ShjitrWgc VMi0e p i n dream Woodbridge to right on Phelps. process itself needs to be Sac overlooking QoN Couraa (R av View) Huge by Ru m I OWmirv Oeptne. beelWe oven. starting at $67,00. party, McGillion said. 2(h(24 family room prtvala artrarvoa to aludk> a bo^ a 3 3 NEWER DUPLEX FOR changed. We will pursue correc­ BRn T h bethe. on a 3» AC percal w lh brook itid McGillion said the girl, Gina garaga, poaalbla trvlaw akuattoa pdoad wal balow pond, ownw M Loan up to $fiO,CXXX Reduced BOLTON — 1 acre lots starting at $79,000. Birch Mt. OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM tive legislation on a bipartisan raplacamanl coat DIR: Routa 44 aaaL left on North liaOOO. D IR :l-e 4 E k > x e a R la n 7 4 .R lo n P n « $189,900! R i^ . rl on Oooaa. U on Marrow, rl on Dear HR. Feliciano, saw the killing from Road. WILLINQTON. ASKING f ------4 plu3 4 room townhouse basis at the conclusion of the NORTH COVENTRY. $325,000 area and Fiano Estates. her window. style 2 family with all the subcommittee’s investigation.” “She knew there was going to MANCHESTER — 2 Family Buildings lots. City water, Subcommittee Chairman John 647-8120 D W FKH ^Better ^ ^ comforts of your own Dingell, D-Mich., requested the be trouble. There were rumblings sewer & gas $115,000. Plot Plan Avail, in office. home plus income! Owner in the neighborhood. Her mother THE REALW COMPANY will help with financing. report, which found that “wea­ a ® CJHILIPS ANDOVER — 2+ acre lot. Priced to sell at $59,900. knesses in the internal control had looked out the window and REAL ESTATE Get your tax advantages structure of this assignment saw the boys with the bats, ” *No builder or time restrictions. RTE. 30 & MERLINE RD. • VERNON 243 MAIN STR E ET • M ANCHESTER now! McGillion said. 3466 D iVloin St., Coventry 'Custom designed homes and lot packages. 871-1400 process aliowed preferential 742-1450 643-1591 treatment to drug firms.” Dr. Frank Young, commis­ < sioner of food and drugs, said that agency was evaiuating the re­ commendations and “wiii imple- m S ^ n b y @ ment the changes as REAL ESTATE SERVICES ...... appropriate.” Thursday’s report said the 63 East Center St.. Manchester. 643-4060 FDA “has taken or pianned a number of corrective actions.” The agency has been under fire since it was revealed that some PRICE REDUCED <220’s .4 SHINING EXAMPLE!!! generic drugs were not property This beautifully maintained 8 room Meadow The excellent construction of this Ansaldi tested before being allowed on the ^ Real Estate Ranch nn D artm outh Rd rertainlv ahine.s OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4PM Rd. Colonial Is ready for immediate sale. 2V!i market. ti baths, beautifully landscaped yardi through making this property just like new; MALLARD VIEW "WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI" Plaster walls, magnificent oak floors. 2 Among other things, the report Mrs. Clean’s Home DISTINCTIVE DUPLEXES AND TOWNHOUSES Available on wide country MANCHESTER >131.900 MANCHESTER fireplaces. 3 bdrms. 2 full baths, summer said, the procedures allow a Conveniently located split REDUCED FOR Q UICK SALEI Classic 1159.900 SAVE THOUSANDS 647-8400 porch, private ireed yard. 2-car garage. PRICE REDUCEDI lot — Easy walking dis­ 6 room Cape in lovely neighborhood. Comfortable. branch chief to favor a particular — lots of living room In this 3 carefree living found In this Cape 9 $141,900! MOVE-IN CONDITION! New Price $189,900. tance to Globe Hollow and This home offers cozy fireplace in living 168 Mam Street, Manehesler company by assigning that com­ bedroom home — attrac­ Martin School. Attractive rooms loaded with extras including NO ASSOCIATION FEES tive floor plan — hardwood room, oversized garage. pany’s applications to chemists screened porch to catch Susan Donahue Intercoms, heated garage, sprlnkl- New 3 bedroom single family attached homes floors — large deck and the breeze. Large playable Gayle Sonstrom that offer a sensible alternative to the high who work rapidly, while penaliz­ much more. Ask for Ron MANCHESTER 643-4060 ing other companies by assigning lot — Spacious Rooms — A MANCHESTER 643-4000 cost of a now homel A complete package at Fournier 647-1419 or ree. real treat. Call and ask for one low price! 1 'h baths, fireplace, wall to wall their appiications to slow 649-3087. Barbara Weinberg 647- carpeting, range, refrigerator, dishwasher, reviewers. 1419 or h. 643-0844. and microwave oven, full basement and HHS Inspector General Ri­ attached garage. NO GIMMICKS, JUST JUST LISTED! chard P. Kusserow said his SOLID DOLLAR VALUE — COMPAREI Picture book 3 bedroom, 1 ’/i bath Cape with New Price MANCHESTER $280^00 Come see the mode of tomorrow In your own sun porch and garagel Newer roof and investigation found three cases in Gracious office facilities on Lovely Ansaldl built Garri­ Main Street. Old charm lot and homel Dir: Tolland Tpko. to Union St. furnace. Private back yard with patio '140's. which the same drug from son Colonial. Rctureaque to Rossetto Drive. "WeBE SELLING HOUSES" competing companies had been with natural.woodwork private fenced lot — Large completely redone and kitchen, JeUousled porch. SUPER DOOPER assigned to the same chemist for Immaculate. See how this Front to back living room ‘ WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES ' review, making it possible for the space and room to grow or OPPORTUNITY!!! with fireplace. Cherry panel­ MANCHESTER $169,000 You can t beat the new price of this 7 rm chemist to “deliberately identify rentsU Income can help ing In family room. ^ bed­ MANCHESTER $214900 •OUAlNOVDMO SWEET DREAMS!!! Ansaldl Colonial on Timber . Reset at fewer deficiencies in one applica­ your profit & loss. Call for room, rec room & workshop Great buyl Just reduoedl Entertaining is *ery tvBh maiiuainea noma witn O P P O N t U H lM You II rest easy in this delightful 4 rm Condo at $219,900 for an IMMED. SALE this home offers Stan or Barbara 647-1419 In lower level. A must to see a joy In the large family room of this 7 newly expanded dock. Large yard Blanchard & Rossetto Beacon Hill in Manchester. 2 bdrms. ceramic tion while identifying numerous or 643-0844. room Cape. Relaxing is a pleasure In great for playing or gardening. This 3 bdrms. 1.5 baths, ist fl laundry and family beauty. CeUI CDIane at 647- loirttf bath, plush carpet, deluxe window treatments, room, a summer porch, eai-in kitchen, storage deficiencies in a competitor’s the den. Like to tinker plenty of room In 10 room sprawling Ranch has fully applianced kitchen. 2 parking spaces, Real Estate Agents? Are you thinking of making a change?i^i9 the 3 car garage. Paula Mederios CNtifM 0ll88«Kl house plus a 2-car garage. Private treed yard. application.” RFAL ESTATE 646-2482 swimming, tennis ana more: pncea at jss.soo. MARTIN SCHOOL! CALL QUICK! Call us and find out what a 100% company is all about. ______MANCHESTER 643-4060 M li'N T H a "‘,}?^,CE ■ V < > - NOW ONLY $135,000.. Kiernan Realty I D.W.FISH 294 Main St., Manchester 1 Commercial-Investment Co 649-1147 COLUMBIA LAKE 2 waterfront cottages on large private lot. MOVE-IN TODAY IMPRESSIVE BOLTON $235,900 Owner anxious to settle state. $250,000. M ANCHESTER $159,900 U & R Colonial situated on a 5* Acre treed cul-de-sac Three bedroom Colonial In convenient lot. Alum inum sided home Includes a slate foyer, large location. Naturally enclosed private backyard ASHFORD L.R. with fleldstone fireplace, formal D.R., 4 BR’s/2'A with a 16x32 Inground pool. This home otters Sale or Lease. 2-year old atrip mall on Rt. baths and a finished rec room. Immediate occupancy. 141. Situated on large tract. Expansion possible. Excellent owner/occupant Investment. $840,000. EAST HARTFORD $192,900.00 Beautifully maintained 7 rm LaCava built Raised Ranch featuring 4 bedrooms; ASHFORD 2 5 baths: fireplace: 2-car garage: deck and nice private back yardlll Call todayl Sandstone Estates Tolland Turnpike Kiernan Realty. Inc. #649-1147. MANCHESTER D.WFISH Cafe and Sports Baron busy Rt. 44.1.7 acres NORTHFIELD GREEN THL REALTY COMPANY makes expansion possible. Area need for Th at’s Right O nly $135,000 and with as little as 5% down for these brand now, Right off 384 only minutes to Hartford, if you own this lovely S'/i rm exciting 7 room Contemporary Townhouses with approximately 1.800 sq. ft. catering service, family restaurant or Town house that offers 3 bedrooms, living room with dining area and Cathedral ceilings, Andersen windows, full basements, 2x6 construction, restaurant/motel. $340,000. a kitchen & family room, 2’/4 baths, carport, tennis & swimming, also a family room, fireplace, central air, oven/range, dishwasher, hood disposal, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, washer/dryer hookups, cedar siding, wall-to-wall treed yard, all for $166,900. carpeting, tiled foyer, oak kitchen cabinets, gas heat, sliders to deck and 2 car • ^ B e t t e r DORMERED CAPE ROCKVILLE garage. Owners will hold a second mortgage of $32,Sk)0 at 8% with no principal Central busines district. Attractive two-story or interest payment due for up to 10 years. These are beautiful single family M ANCHESTER $127,500 You'll enjoy the large enclosed front porch and small office building. First floor Ideal for retail. Sale homes, not condominiums and there are of course no association fees. Call price $795,000. 643-2711 today for complete details on these magnificent and beautiful homes at back porch of this three bedroom home. French doors U&R REALTY CO. $167,900 with this very special financing. This Is an excellent opportunity for lead to fireplaced L.R., hardwood floors, formal O.R. first time buyers and Investors. Owner wHI consider rent with option. Com e see and eat-in kitchen. I.KN MATY IA MANCHESTER $209,000.00 us at our "OPEN HOUSE" This Sat & Sun 1-4PM. flTx 643-2692 Can't judge a book by It's cover, this Immaculate 2 Family or In-law apt. has SO OFRCE HOURS (203) 643-4616 M U C H to offerll Over 1200 sq. tt. of living space with 4 bedrooms: new custom Show Your Home in the Herald kitchen: thermopane windows: hottub: 2-car garage, and beautiful private 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 Dully 9 00-8 00 24.H Main Si reel ^f^jRobeii D. Murdock, Realtor ROTHMAN & ROTHMAN ^andscaped yardll Kiernan Realty, Inc. #649-1147. 871-1400 Sal 9 00-5 00 263 MAlls ST. 646-4144 \1A!\CHESTh:R. CT Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 Maiirlicsii-r, ( lorincclii ul ()()040 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 25, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Aug. 25, 1989 - 9 OPINION

01989 SEAHLE POST INTELUGENCER 8th growth NORTH AMERICA SYNDICATE U.S. leads Soviets protect requires m in losses ^ " * our children... revisions By Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta o _ ^ TUESDAY The Eighth Utilities District, freed under STAR CITY, U.S.S.R. - The United terms of an agreement with the town from the States prides itself on running a safer threat of being forced out of existence against space program than the Soviet Union, (D 1989 by NEA. Inc its will, is having some internal problems that but one statistic mars the record. “ Today, we'll work on Improving loud grunts More American astronauts have died will probably continue for a while. and shrieks when you make shots. ” tWB on the job than Soviet cosmonauts. The effect of the agreement, which clarifies The Soviets are secretive about THIS PAGE PAID FOR AND SPONSORED BY THE the boundaries of the district and the extent of their failures, but on our recent trip to its responsibilities, is that the district has the cosmonaut training center. Star FOLLOWING CIVIC MINDED BUSINESSES... ■■^OVWAE grown larger. City, Soviet space officials took All district officials are sensitive to the advantage of glasnost to speak candidly, if anonymously, about those HIGHLAND PARK district’s responsibilities, but there is Federal Reserve failures. AL SIEFFERT’S disagreement on the machinery for carrying MARKET So far, the United States has lost 10 “ The Choicest Meats In Town" MANCHESTER STATE them out. astronauts — seven in the Challenger APPLIANCES, 317 Highland Street The district has always favored a simple explosion in 1986 and three in a fatal favorite fall guy BANK Manchester • 646-4277 "Your Local Hometown Bank” TV-AUDIO government stucture, with a great emphasis fire on the launch pad in 1967. As near as we have been able to 1041 Main Street 445 Hartford Road on volunteer service and on the simplicity and Manchester • 647-9997 determine, six Soviet cosmonauts other, the Fed began increasing Manchester • 646-4004 informality of operation that goes along with By Walter R. Mears have died in space flight or in training. interest rates in March 1988 and LYDALL, INC. volunteering. It is possible that more died in the pushed up short-term rates by One Colonial Rd. Recent attempts, chiefly by District early days of the program and that WASHINGTON - Hedging a three percentage points over the Manchester, CT 06040 JACKSON & JACKSON President Thomas E. Landers, to increase the their deaths were kept a secret even bet, the White House seems to be next year. Then, early in June, it from the people who run the Soviet degree of sophistication of the government, taking out some political insu­ began edging rates downward to REAL ESTATE 'im \J DOW?! m , iXJPE.THKTS ^N INVM310N OF M PRIVACY.'’' space program today. rance against the risk of a Don Jackson Rosa Viola Jackson have not met with much enthusiasm from stimulate economic activity and SCRANTON This time line of deaths, disasters recession next year. Should there avoid a severe slump. 168 Main Street other district directors. and near-misses was pierced together be a serious slump, the Republi­ Its policy-making committee MOTORS, INC. from intelligence sources, Soviet Manchester • 647-8400 Political dissension over the decision by cans will blame the Federal met on Tuesday and decided how Route 83 Landers to replace Samuel Longest as sources and author James Oberg, a Reserve Board. to proceed for the next six weeks. Houston space engineer who is an VERNON commissioner of public works have muddled Competent, honest get nothing The administration long ago Those policy decisions will not be expert on this subject: declared that the old theory of JAMES R. the picture. disclosed until Oct. 6. although 1960 — More than 100 people business cycles, up then down, no their impact could show in the It would be unfortunate if new approaches (probably none of them cosmonauts) McCAVANAGH REALTY long-term capital gains. Japan taxes longer need apply to the U.S. marketplace. Current guessing is By Vincent Carroll expense. Wealth is not created, the were killed when a rocket exploded on GRAMES PRINTING "Rasldantlal 4 Commarclal Salas” to the district operations were rejected simply dogma implies. It is stolen. such earnings at a mere S percent. economy. At least it hasn’t that interest rates will be left at or a launch pad in the Soviet Union, applied since early in Ronald We’ve moved 237 East Center Street because they become associated with the Congress recessed having done Never mind that a large percentage Even Sweden imposes a far lower tax near current levels into the fall. according to a classified Central Reagan’s presidency. The long­ Manchester • 649-3800 Landers’ administration and spark opposition what it does best; pledge billions in of Americans own homes and so would on investment gains than does the As Bush noted, strains between 69 Woodland Street Intelligence Agency report. est period of economic expansion public money to bail out a failing gratefully benefit from a broad-based United States. the central bank and the White from his opponents. March 23, 1961 — Cosmonaut in peacetime history began in Manchester • 643-6669 industry whose trouble stems in part cut in the capital gains tax. And ignore Does Congress wish to improve House are nothing new. Lower Beyond the personal politics, however, is Valentin Bondarenko was burned to 1982 and continues now. from previous political indulgence. the fact that many elderly Americans America’s competitive potential, or interest rates serve the political WHITHAM NURSERY the broader philosophical question of whether death in a high-oxygen environment President Bush said as a and budget agendas of most Yes, the savings and loan industry, would benefit, too — retirees who does it prefer pandering to resent­ Route 6, Bolton • 643-7802 experiment. He accidentally droped candidate that he could keep it the district can remain as simple and direct in with its federally insured deposits and carefully liquidate their modest stock ments against the wealthy? presidents. Alan Greenspan, CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY alcohol-soaked cotton on a hot plate. going with policies that restrain • Q uality • Selection • Service its governmental structure as it would like to small legion of crossetted crooks, was holdings in order to maintain a Do a majority of House members chairman of the Federal Reserve “Quality Service At It's Best" U.S. intelligence sources didn’t know spending and forbid new taxes. Board, knows all about that. He and still function effectively in light of its rescued with a promise of $159 billion comfortable standard of living. care that the capital cost of invest­ Route 83 Come visit us and see for yourself. about this for many years. “ After all, economic growth was an economic adviser to in long-term aid. No, the thought that the wealthy ment if far higher here than it is in growth. February 1966 — One of the original doesn’t die out from old age, it is Talcottville • 643-0016 But what, you might ask, of the might make out best of all is just too Japan? Richard M. Nixon during the 1968 A committee studying district election six cosmonauts, the “ Sochoi 6,” smothered by bad policies,” he CARTER CHEVROLET millions of Americans who are neither much for many Democrats. And so Americans must be encouraged to campaign. He served as chair­ stepped in front of a train during a said last Oct. 24. 1129 Main Street procedures came up with a number of unlucky nor incompetent? What did they dismiss the proposal out of hand. save and invest, as well as to risk their man of the Council of Economic drunken stupor and was killed. He had Picking up the theme, with suggestions for changes, most of which were Congress do for them this summer? Fortunately, not all Democrats resources occasionally in ventures Advisors when Gerald R. Ford MANCHESTER HONDA Manchester • 646-6464 earlier been drummed out of the some of the same words, an "If Honda Makes It — We Sell 4 Service It" ultimately rejected in favor of the the The equally predictable answer; agree, which is why a reduction in the that (in Andrews’ apt phrase) “ may was president. Reagan appointed program for arrogance, and his face administration economic spokes­ Greenspan chairman of the Fed. nothing. capital-gains tax is still not out of the fail, but when successful can produce 24 Adams Street tradional open nomination and election was carefully excised from official man said on July 10 that the Whose than nothing, actually. question. As Rep. Michael Andrews, the jobs and exports of the future.” The seven governors of the Manchester • 646-3515 TED CUMMINGS procedures. Now the committee is facing a photos. American sources didn’t know record-long expansion could be House leaders insulted thrifty, worka­ D-Texas, wisely noted in a recent It is always fun to bash the rich. Federal Reserve are appointed for years that he even existed, let sustained, with the outlook favor­ INSURANCE AGENCY hearing by the Freedom of Information day Americans by denouncing a letter to the Wall Street Journal, “ The Usually it is harmless. But some­ for 14-year terms; the chairman­ alone that he had died. able for continuing growth ahead. ship is for five years, tenure that 378 Main Street Commission because the minutes kept at its proposal to lower the capital-gains tax real issues ... have nothing to do with times, unfortunately, it prevents us April 23, 1967 — Commander “ Economic history teaches us is supposed to piovide political A. RAYMOND ZERIO & Manchester • 646-2457 meetings were allegedly too informal, not or index the tax to inflation. Then they privilege or partisanship. The real from focusing on an issue of pivotal Vladimir M. Komarov was killed that expansions have not died of insulation. bogged the debate down in spiteful issues are economic, and they are consequences. House leaders had a when the main parachute harness on SONS, INC. sufficiently detailed. old age, but were killed by That seems to work. In the past speculation over which social class important: growth in America’s field day this summer distorting the his capsule twisted, and the capsule 409 New State Road In a recent letter, the district’s legal counsel policies — usually monetary there have been times of real CHORCHES MOTORS, would benefit most from such changes productivity, strengthening our abil­ purpose of a low tax on capital gains. crashed on re-entry. His mission had told the president that documents to be filed policies — which with the benefit tension between the Fed and Manchester • 643-5168 in the tax code. ity to compete for expanding world When they return to Washington, they been plagued with problems. The of hindsight were unfortunate expansion-bent presidents and INC. by members of the public with the town clerk According to the reigning dogma of markets, and the creation of new jobs should move on to other, less Soviet sent Komarov up alone in a mistakes,” said Undersecretary Congresses. This season’s differ­ 80 Oakland Street should not be delivered to the clerk’s home, liberalism, policies benefiting the and opportunities for our workers.” destructive diversions. three-man Soyuz rocket. In early of Commerce Michael R. Darby. ences have been polite by SAVINGS BANK OF Manchester • 643-2791 wealthy are intrinsically bad. In this A number of dynamic countries, communications during the flight, but to the district office where they can be Translated, that argument comparison. cramped, zero-sum world, a family including Hong Kong, Singapore, Komarov could be heard shouting to stamped and recorded. Vincent Carroll is a syndicated holds that it’s usually the Federal Shortly after he was inaugu­ MANCHESTER that boosts its income overnight by South Korea, Taiwan and West his ground controllers, “ Devil ma­ columnist. Reserve Board that stalls or rated, Bush said Greenspan “Serving Communities East of the River About a year ago Landers, before the hassle $20,000 does so at someone else’s Germany, impose no tax at all on chine! Nothing I lay my hand on scuttles economic expansion by seemed to be worrying more Since 1905“ - Member F.D.I.C. CENTURY 21- over Longest’s ouster as public works works! ” clamping too tightly on the money about inflation than he was. After 923 Main Street commissioner, suggested creating an added March 27, 1968 — Yuri Gagarin, the supply and pushing up interest the Fed raised interest rates in EPSTEIN REALTY first man in space, died while testing a Manchester • 646-1700 district position, commissioner of buildings rates. February, the president said they MiG-15 jet fighter. His ashes, along and grounds. It was rejected as being Building repairs are sky high That’s the issue that prompted differed on the right way to with Komarov’s, are buried in the Budget Director Richard G. interpret economic indicators unnecessary. Kremlin wall near the Lenin U&R REALTY, INC. Darman to chide the central bank regarding possible inflation. This week Landers proposed the idea again, Specifically, Fisher fears that ar­ yards of concrete — can determine Mausoleum. for tightening interest rates be­ But Greenspan has warned that and again it failed to get support from a By Robert Walters chitects and builders are too quick to the tensile strength and fatigue point January 1970 — Commander Pavel U&R CONSTRUCTION cause of what he said may have inflation itself can trigger reces­ rely upon oversimplified mathemati­ of massive steel I-beams by subject­ I. Belyayev died from an undisclosed 99 East Center Street majority of directors. This time, however, the been excessive concern about sion. “If inflation emerges, I CHICAGO — Looking skyward at cal models that contain too many ing them to extraordinary strain and condition that may have been related Manchester • 643-2692 door was left open for future consideration renewed inflation. think a recession will move up on the 80-story headquarters building of assumptions and too improperly pressure. to his space flight five years earlier — “ If we do have a recession it us much more quickly than we along with the possibility of setting up a the Amoco Corp. here is an inspiring extrapolate from small-scale re­ possibly bleeding ulcers. “ Probably If such testing had been done on the will be because they have erred can imagine, and when it occurs it separate budget for building and ground experience. The clean vertical sweep search for large-scale construciton. he didn’t get the proper treatment at marble cladding of the building that will be a prolonged one,” he told ORLANDO ANNULLI & maintenance. of the majestic tower is awesome as it the proper time. So that’s why he on the side of caution,” Darman Because Fisher’s expertise is houses the executive ofices of one of said Aug. 13 on NBC’s “ Meet the Congress early this year. soars more than 1,100 feet above Lake the nation’s largest petroleum com­ died,” One Soviet official admitted to SONS, INC. Perhaps the new post and new budget widely recognized, he has been called Press.” “ I think it’s quite impor­ In congressional testimony last Michigan. panies here in Chicago, Fisher ps. 147 Hale Road, P. O. Box 669 catagory are unnecessary as some directors upon to ascertain the cause of tant that the Fed appreciate that month, he said that while the risk Viewing the base of the building is argues, Amoco would not now be June 30, 1971 — Three cosmonauts contend. But that idea and others like it do numerous calamities and near­ growth is indeed fundamental to may have shifted somewhat Manchester • 644-2427 another matter, however. It is sur­ forced to replace all of the panels. — Georgi Dobrovlsky, Vladislav have to be considered on their merits and not rounded by an unsightly jumble of disasters — including those at the the health of this economy, and away from inflation, the rate still Kemper Arena and Hyatt Regency Volkov and Victor Patsayev — died sawhorses, industrial waste bins, After construction of the ground- that they not become too obsessed is too high. The administration set aside simply because they are not Hotel in Hartford, Conn.; the Mianus when their capsule re-entered the plastic sheeting, plywood panels and level protection is complete, work will with concern about things going says the inflation rate is headed MANCHESTER OIL & traditional. River Bridge in Connecticut, and the atmosphere after an otherwise suc­ signs warning of potential hazards begin on four huge metal towers to be too well for too long.” downward, and that interest Williamsburg Bridge in New York. welded to each of the building’s cessful mission to the Salyut space HEAT faced by passerby and company Bush endorsed those com­ rates should therefore be eased. corners. Scaffolding will then be station. With no clue that anything 61 Loomis St. employees. At Lehigh, he is the director of the was wrong, the helicopter recovery ments. “ I think I ’ve said essen­ “ Some day, some event will end All of that material is necessary to Advanced Technology for Large suspended from them, enabling tially the same thing in the past,” the extraordinary string of eco­ Manchester • 647-9137 Letters to the editor workers to reach the faulty panels. crew was shocked to open the capsule construct an elaborate network of Structural Systems Center, which and find the cosmonauts dead. Bu.sh said. He called Darman’s nomic advances that has pre­ The Manchester Herald welcomes temporary passageways to protect includes the world’s largest facility That represents more than half of A Soviet space official told us rather comments balanced, although he vailed since late 1982,” Greens­ original letters to the editor. pediatrians from being struck by one for testing the strength (and wea­ the $120 million required to construct matter-of-factly: “ At an altitude of dodged the question of whether he pan has warned. CANDIDS BY CAROL (or more) of the 43,000 marble panels kness) of materials used in public the entire building 16 years ago — a agreed that the Fed would be That always has happened 'Photography' Letters should be brief and to the point. about 150 to 180 kilometers from land, that were supposed to provide a works and other heavy construction high price to pay for the failure to the ventilation system failed. It responsible for any recession. before. The administration isn’t 983 Main Street They should be typed or neatly permanent facing for the building. projects. systematically test construction opened to the outside, instead of doing “ Listen, I don’t know of any conceding that it will again, at Manchester • 649-6619 handwritten, and, for ease in editing, Shortly after it was completed in That $7.5 million laboratory — materials. this at the proper altitude of six president, now or in the past, who least not soon. But if it does, the should be double-spaced. Letters must be 1973, however, the marble panels which contains 2 million pounds of kilometers, there was a vacuum doesn’t favor lower interest blame has been assigned in began to bend or bow outward. To hold Robert Walters is a syndicated rates.” Bush said. “ ... That’s the advance. signed with name, address and daytime steel reinforcement bars and 500,000 inside, and that was the end of them. them in place, bolts had to be driven feet of steel cables set in 4,000 cubic columnist. Their blood was boiling. So they American way.” J. D. REAL ESTATE telephone number (for verification). through each panel, then fastened to died.” Trying to chart a course 617 Center Street The Herald reserves the right to edit heavy steel straps attached to the 1977 — Cosmonaut Y uri Romanenko between the risks of inflation on Walter R. Mears writes for Manchester • 646-1980 letters in the interests of brevity, clarity structural frame. accidentally floated out of his capsule, one side and recession on the Associated Press. That failure is cited by one of the and taste. Open Forum untethered. Into space while cosmo­ country’s leading authorities on the naut Georgi Grechko was on a Address letters to: Open Forum, integrity of buildings, bridges and spacewalk. Grechko caught him MANCHESTER Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, other large structures as an example Other towns have 50 to 60 girls try before he floated away. of the “ trial-and-error engineering” COUNTRY CLUB Manchester 06040. Apathy hurts sports out for their teams. There presently is Cosmonaut Alexander Serebrov evident in too many major construc­ 305 South Main St,reet no 11-year-old girls’ team due to lack told us that more international tion projects. cooperation would make space safer Manchester • 646-0103 Indeed, John W. Fisher, professor To the Editor; of interest. Last May, there didn’t appeear tobe for astronauts. “ I would like all of civil engineering at Lehigh Univer­ Could someone please enlighten me more than 30 participants at Man­ spacecraft, wherever they are pro­ sity, says some of the public works about a situation we seem to ha ve here chester’s Her.shey Track events. The duced, to have a unified system — like catastrophes of recent decades have DONALD S. GENOVESI in Manchester. I just read in this newspaper reported that 2,000 tried docking systems, communications been inaccurately attributed to decay morning’s paper that the Midget out in East Hartford. systems, oxygen tanks and so on — so INSURANCE AGENCY, or inadequate maintenance. Instead, Football Association is “ desperately Is there something wrong with these that any crew of any spacecraft ... they may have been caused by faulty seeking players” as they are 80 programs? Is it lack of publicity? Are could help each other in outer space. INC. materials and improper techniques "Serving the Manchester Area for Over 50 players short for the fall season. the parents hesitant to commit That is the task of the future.” when the structures were built. Years" I empathize with them. Last winter, themselve or are the children? Is “ Our nation’s decaying infrastruc­ my daughter played Recreation De­ there a fear of pressure? 945 Main Street ture needs more than a Band-Aid Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta partment . She and others I can only speak for my children’s Manchester • 643-2131 approach. Research into building are syndicated columnists. were told to "bring a friend” or there experience with Rec./Club soccer, better, more reliable structures and would be no basketball due to a lack of track and basketball. There has never HOURS: ways to minotor them once built will Saturday players. been any pressure put on them by Monday thru Friday us the long-term answers we 8AM to 12N00N give Recently, we’ve had to literally beg anyone to win. They’ve been told to do 7AM to 5PM /' says Fisher. need. to get the minimal number of their best, and have fun. Hanrlirslrr Hrralft ‘Am erica’s construction industry 10-year-old girls to form a fall soccer Does anyone have any answers or For all your window and door needs! courting disaster by spending Founded In 1881 ANDERSEN WINDOWS MARVIN WINDOWS IS club team. I can’t believe that in a suggestions? V ^909 by NEA. Inc millions of dollars on repairs and PENNY M. S IE F F E R T ...... Publisher MORGAN PRODUCTS PREHUNQ DOORS town this size, we couldn't get 20 girls GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor INTERIOR TRIM STANLEY STEEL DOORS ‘'As vice president, I’ve come up with a pro­ litigation instead of putting the money born in 1979, interested in meeting, into strengthening the industry’s base Nancy Buckley m a r ie P G R A D Y ...... City Editor 14 High Street gram for the homeless — teaching them how and playing, girls from surrounding 232 Kennedy Road ALEXANDER GIRELLI Associate Editor of knowledge, ” he adds. “ By that, I towns. Manchester Manchester 645-8432 to play golf." mean research,” 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 25. 1989 ■■ i? Three held Cancer Rader living out the diary of a madcap manager in murder From page 1 The diary of a madcap manager. now and if you put a celluoid collar and striped tie sitting in his locker staring at the floor or sobbing. In 1949, when the Yankees signed Casey Stengel on him and parted his hair in the middle, you’d “Victory, you can exult over all winter,” Rader of Adamson bottom dozen were in the South or in animal fat, Hahn said, al­ as a manager, the New York writers were think you had Connie Mack. Like Stengel, he says. “Failure, you should take off with your Southwest. though some researchers ques­ apoplectic. "That clown! ” they wrote. “How dare proved to be very serious man when it came to uniform. NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - "We don’t know why that is,” tion that. they? There goes the neighborhood! ’’ winning or losing. His team still trails Oakland. But “Brooding on failure, keeping it inside, only Police have arrested three people said Dr. Robert Hahn, a cancer CDC researchers believe at The statue of Babe Ruth would crack. Yankee Jim Murray they’re 27 games closer and, in fact, even take over worsens the problem, perpetuates it.” in the slaying of George Adam­ specialist with the Atlanta-based least 19 percent of the deaths Stadium would become a ghost town. A dynasty the division lead from time to time. He would just as soon they get out the harmonica. son, the British conservationist CDC. “It likely has something to attributed to breast cancer could was destroyed. And a guy whose humor ran heavily to a It is no time for yelling. known as the Lion Man of Kenya, do with the distribution of risk have been prevented if the The popular belief was, Casey was just a scatology and rabbit punches when he was a player “Nobody needs to be reminded of his the governing party newspaper factors for breast cancer, but we victims had undergone recom­ baggy-pants comedian who would turn Yankee was revealed in a national magazine recently to be, inadequacies,” he insists. “Everyone knows too reported today. don’t know which ones those mended mammograms, which Stadium from the Old Vic into Minsky’s, turn the well they are. Most people are very harsh on screen for breast cancer. of all things, a guy who keeps a diary. The Kenya Times said police are.” Yankees from Hamlet into the Ziegfeld Follies. Now. Samuel Pepys and the girls in Louisa May themselves already. They don’t need you to add to arrested the three men in the Overall, breast cancer death Women are seven times more After all, he was a guy most famous for wearing change. He just won. Alcott novels keep diaries — guys in granny glasses it. They need you to emphasize the potential.” northern Kora Nationai Reserve. rates have increased for women likely to have mammograms if a bird in his hat or dropping a grapefruit from the When the California Angels signed up Doug and girls in cronoline. But not big (6-foot-3) tough Baseball deals in failure. The best team in the It did not say when the arrests born in each succeeding decade in their doctor urges it, but Hahn cockpit of a low-flying plane to his catcher below. game loses one out of three. The best hitter in the occurred. Authorities began this century. For example, Hahn Rader to manage this year, a lot of people reacted (he bites off bottle caps) ex-third-basemen. I mean, said that as many as nine out of 10 Thumbing his nose at Babe Ruth as he ran out his the way New York had in 1949. This guy had a would John McGraw keep a dairy? game makes out two times out of three. And people searching the area Sunday after said, women born in the 1930s are doctors don’t follow the American inside-the-park in the 1923 . are, at bottom, insecure, Rader believes. Adamson and two assistants were showing a higher rate than those Cancer Society’s advice and reputation that made Casey Stengel look staid. Doug Rader does. shot and killed in an encounter born in the ’20s, whose rate was You couldn’t take Casey seriously. He had The best guess was, there would be a lot of “It’s personal,” he says. "But it’s to keep tabs on “The trick is to instill confidence, not reinforce recommend the procedure. stepped right out of the pages of a Grimm’s fairy doubts,” he reminds, “It’s not the guy going three with three robbers armed with higher than those born in the “We think it’s crucial for cayenne pepper in he sugar , game shoes myself.” automatic rifles. teens. tale. He wasn’t real. He was a figment of his own nailed to the floor, uniforms knotted together and Rader sees it as a tool for self-improvement. for 10 you have to work with, it’s the guy going physicians to become informed of imagination. Adamson trained lions born in That trend is apparently contin­ the guidelines and recommend to ice cubes in the whirlpool bath. But not many "I like to look back (in the journal) and see how I three for 30. Slumps are in the head.” captivity to return to the wild. uing, Hahn said, although many their patients that they get Baseball has always been a game that liked its pennants. Doug Rader has more of a reputation as handled a certain situation, whether it turned out Winning is often a state of mind, too, Rader The Times, owned by the ruling women born in this century are screening mammograms,” he managers tight-lipped and humorless, somber a cut-up than a careerist. positive or negative.” believes. The 1927 Yankees were great. But they Kenya African National Union, just entering — or haven’t yet said. martinets who would fine a smile, suspend a laugh The last thing the Angels needed, it was It’s not whether he bunted, or hit for the pitcher, were great because they thought they were. said police were interrogating the entered — their years of greatest and treat each loss like the fall of Paris. Remember generally felt, was some guy coming into the it’s what he did for morale. The 1989 Angels are not the ’27 Yankees. But if suspects and planned to parade risk for breast cancer. The CDC The American Cancer Society the time Yogi Berra, no less, fined and benched clubhouse with a nose that lights up, a box of Such introspection might be found surprisingly they get in the World Series, look for baseball to them before Adamson’s workers said more than half of all breast recommends that women 40 and Phil Linz for having the lightheartedness to play a exploding cigars or a set of rubber ducks and by old teammates who remembe Rader more as a comb the dugouts for guys with propellers on their who witnessed the shooting for cancer deaths occur in women 65 over have a breast exam every harmonia on the team bus during a losing streak? frames with no glasses in them. These guys were guy who might leave elephant droppings in your caps, or a lapel flower that squirts water, guys who possible identification. or older. year. Women 40-49 also should Casey, they thought, was just a guy who would lighthearted enough and had the record to prove it game shoes than a guy who would go pouring his sat on candled cakes in the clubhouse or carried Police Commissioner Philip Breast cancer’s risk factors have mammograms every year play it for laughs. “Why don’t they just get Emmett — 29 games behind Oakland last year. These guys heart out in a locked book but Doug Rader would live birds around in their hats. Kilonzo was not immediately The Associated Press include family history and child­ or two, and the society advises Kelly if they want a crown?” they asked. could get all the laughs they needed. probably wear a powdered wig if it would help win. These are serious people. It may be those boring that women 50 and older should available for comment, and Ri­ Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, bearing at older ages. Another So, this putative bozo became the most What they Angels needed was somebody with a (Jene Mauch used to chart every ball everyone hit glum types who sit there looking as if their feet hurt chard Leakey, the director of TRITON, CLOSE UP — This view of possible risk factor is a diet high have mammograms each year. or they just got the news that the Titanic went down Calif. successful manager in the history of baseball — 10 spiked-helmet mentality, someone who would in colored pencil, but Rader clocks attitudes. wildlife management, said he had Triton, Neptune’s largest moon, was pennants in 12 years, seven World Series march them into a swamp. The Angels do their best Rader is not a man who likes to see a player who who may be the real clowns. no way to confirm or deny the taken late Thursday off monitors at the championships. He perfected the art of platooning, playing with somebody glaring at them, it was felt. has just popped up with the bases loaded or a report. Connecticut ranks 8th refined the role of relief pitching. Casey didn’t pitcher who has just given up a game-winning walk Jim Murray is a syndicated columnist. Adamson, 83, earned interna­ Well, Doug Rader has been there almost a season tional fame by his efforts along with his wife Joy to return lions to the wild. Their achievements Voyager in breast cancer death iflaurlirstrr Hrrali) were detailed in the film “Born From page 1 ATLANTA (AP) - Here are Maine, 209, 32.5, 22nd. Free’’ and a sequel, “Living Maryland, 764, 35.7, 10th. Section 2, Page 11 Free.” Both movies were based state-by-state breast cancer mor­ ters — after being accelerated by Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ tality rates for 1986, the latest Massachusetts, 1,248, 36.8, 7th. on books by Joy, who was killed at astronomer Rich Terrile. Michigan, 1,544, 34.5, 17th. Friday, Aug. 25, 1989 the northwestern Shamba Game The one-ton Voyager probe Neptune’s gravity to a speed of tration. “It’s the last time we’re year available, as reported seeing a planet for the first time. Thursday by the U.S. Centers for Minnesota, 689, 32.4, 24th. SPORTS Reserve in 1980 by a servant she skimmed 3,048 miles above Nep­ 61,148 mph. “This is a historic occasion,” We’ve completed the reconnais­ Disease Control. Mississippi, 358, 27.6, 46th. had dismissed on suspicion of tune’s icy north pole cloud tops at Missouri, 862, 29.8, 36th. theft. 8:56 p.m. PDT Thursday — the said Lennard Fisk, an associate sance of the planets, except Listed are states, number of administrator of the National Pluto.” breast cancer deaths, rate per Montana, 130, 33.4, 20th. Adamson moved into Kora closest of its planetary encoun­ Nebraska, 269, 31.0, 31st. National Reserve in 1971 and Radio signals received on 100.000 females (rounded to near­ Earth at 1:02 a.m. PDT today est 10th) and state ranking by Nevada, 134, 32.4, 23rd. helped dozens of lions learn to New Hampshire, 177, 34.6,16th. survive in the bush before turning confirmed Voyager’s closest ap­ rate: Local reaction supports Giamatti decision New Jersey, 1,613, 38.1, 3rd. them loose. proach to Neptune, Smith said. The four-hour and six-minute Alabama, 557 deaths, 26.6 per New Mexico, 180, 28.5, 42nd. He and Joy, who separated in New York, 3,769, 37.7, 5th. Bv Jim TIernev A. Bartlett Giamatti. “I wish he’d come forth a little ties for gambling on baseball. It “Sure, he probably gave just as to be a very grave injustice and the late 1960, had no children. From page 1 delay is the time it takes 100.000 women, 47th. something that will affect the Voyager’s radio signal to travel Alaska, 44, 37.5, 6th. North Carolina, 1,036,32.0,26th. Manchester Herald “The whole thing is tragic for earlier,” Penders continued. reads, in part: “Any player, much as anyone ever did on the North Dakota, 99, 29.9, 35th. the game of baseball,” 21-year “Then, I would’ve had a better umpire, or club or league official field in the history of the game, future of baseball as an the 2.75 billion miles to Earth. Arizona, 491, 29.6, 38th. institution.” problems that made him violent, murder, capital murder, first- “This is it! We are exploring Arkansas, 351, 26.3, 49th. Ohio, 2,067, 36.5, 9th. Pete, no one ever promised you East Catholic baseball coach Jim feeling for the guy. It makes him or employee who shall bet any but, I consider what he did wrong Plane is missing Rosaire LaPoint said. LaPoint degree arson, first-degree as­ new worlds! ” Terrile said. Nep­ California, 4,103, 32.3, 25th. Oklahoma, 487, 29.0, 41st. a Rose garden. Penders said. "I’d like to believe look foolish. He had eveything in sum whatsoever upon any base­ also said his brother does not sault, first-degree assault of a tune “is not a gee-whiz, science- Colorado, 434, 31.9, 27th. Oregon, 440, 31.8, 29th. Pete Rose, permanently barred he’8 innocent. There’s no question the world...” ball game in connection which the with 54 aboard drink or take drugs and noted that person over 60 years of age and fiction, special effects movie. It’s Connecticut, 656, 36.6, 8th. Pennsylvania, 2,455, 34.9, 14th. from baseball on Thursday for he’s hurt baseball and athletics in As far as Rose’s consideration better has a duty to perform, shall first-degree sexual assault. Rhode Island, 229, 39.2, 2nd. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) he had no criminal record before a real place.” Delaware, 131, 40.6, 1st. gambling on baseball games, is general. He’s got a sickness. for the Hall of Fame, Penders be declared permanently his July 5 arrest. LaPointe confessed to the Scientists and engineers main­ District of Columbia, 123, 34.7, South Carolina, 472, 29.5, 39th. now feeling the stigma attached That’s basically it.” said, ”I think it’s got to have an ineligible.” — A Pakistan International Air­ crime to police after his arrest South Dakota, 134, 35.1, 13th. lines plane with 54 people aboard “He was never a violent per­ tained an overnight vigil at Jet 15th. to his deplorable and regrettable The agreement announced in a effect. You don’t know what went Rose was accused of violating son,” LaPoint said. but iater recanted his confession, Propulsion Laboratory, waiting Florida, 2,333, 30.1, 34th. Tennessee, 702, 27.9, 45th. on when he was playing,” that rule in a 225-page report was reported missing today, and according to a poiice affidavit occurrence. statement from the Commission­ While living in Hartford several for signals confirming Voyager’s Georgia, 841, 29.7, 37th. Texas, 2,015, 28.0, 44th. The all-time career hit leader in er’s office said that Rose "neither Keith DiYeso. a 1989 Manches­ submitted to Giamatti on May 9 rescue workers began searching made public. He is being heid on Utah, 153, 26.4, 48th. the rugged Himaiaya and Korak- years ago, Richard LaPointe pass within 23,900 miies of Triton. Hawaii, 103, 23.0, 51st (among and pre­ denies nor admits that he bet on ter High graduate, first baseman by John M. Dowd, the commis­ voiunteered to help the blind and $500,000 bond. Vice President Dan Quayie’s states and D.C.) Vermont, 103, 37.9, 4th. on both his high school team and sioner’s special investigator. oram mountains along its in­ If convicted of the charges, Virginia. 895, 32.8, 21st. vious manager of the Cincinnati any major league baseball tended flight path. sometimes worked at teiethons itinerary today included a morn­ Idaho, 113, 25.7, 50th. Reds, Rose may apply for rein­ game’ ’ but the game’s all-time hit the Zone Eight champion Man- As far as reinstatement goes, for charities, Rosaire LaPoint LaPointe could receive the death ing visit to the laboratory to Illinois, 2,102, 35.3, 11th. Washington, 680, 31.9, 28th. Airline officials said the twin- penalty. West Virginia, 323, 30.9, 32nd. statement after one year. Of the leader “acknowledges that the cheser Legion squad, respects Giamatti clearlysta ted, “There’s engine Fokker 27 Friendship said. A Mayfair Gardens resident congratulate the Voyager science Indiana, 944, 33.7, 19th. 14 players ever banned from Commissioner has a factual basis Rose, yet views the punishment been no deal made for has described LaPointe as a Rosaire LaPoint said his and engineering teams, meet Iowa, 480, 29.4, 40th. Wisconsin, 856, 34.0, 18th. propeller plane had not been brother could not have faced his Wyoming, 63, 35.2, 12th. baseball, none has been to impose the penalty provided.” as just. reinstatement.” heard from nine hours after it friendly, church-going man who with reporters and receive a Kansas, 428, 31.6, 30th. “I think he deserved to be Ryan Barry, a senior-to-be at visited Martin almost every day wife, Karen, and 10-year-old son briefing on space activities. Kentucky, 584, 30.9, 33rd. reinstated. Rose’s paradoxical statments. took off early this morning on if he had committed the crimes United States, 40,534, 32.8. Local baseball people inter­ such as the previous one, through­ banned,” the 18-year-old DiYeso Manchester High School and what should have been a 45- to run errands for her. While difficult to interpret, the Louisiana, 561, 28.1, 43rd. member of both the high school “He’d give his heart to other and could not have survived the early photos of Triton gave “the viewed support the ruling handed out the investigation, have made said. “He gave so much to the minute flight from Gilgit to 2'/i years of investigation. down by baseball Commissioner him look even worse. game. And he took so much away. and Manchester Legion baseball Islamabad. people,” Rosaire LaPoint said. same impression as if you LaPoint said he has no idea who “I know my brother,” LaPoint stepped out onto some strange I still think he should get into the teams, had some distinct opinions Rescue workers in planes said. "My brother would’ve went BETTY-JANE TURNER Hall of Fame.” on the subject. searched the mountains today, murdered Martin, but his brother and aiien surface,” with what has told him he did not. crazy.” appears to be a blue, pink and Bill DiYeso, Keith’s father and “The commissioner is there to but their effort was hampered by Karen LaPointe and several School of Dance assistant coach of the Manches­ protect the integrity of the thunderstorms and heavy rains. At the time of the murder, white topography that is “closer Lapointe was not a suspect, but other members of Bernice Mar­ to flat than big mountains,” said ter Legion team, remembers 10 game,” the 17-year-old Barry It was not known if the missing tin’s family were in court Wed­ 40 Oak Street years ago this month when he and said. “Pete Rose tarnished the plane had encountered bad police arrested him on July 5 Smith, who cailed the pictures saying they had new information nesday and Thursday. Ali but “Just short of spectacular.” Keith were extremely upset over image of baseball. It was an weather, but planes generally Martin’s daughter, Nathalie Manchester, CT don’t leave the Korakoram Moun­ on the crime. Lapointe has been At 11:59 p.m. PDT, signals ri the death of former New York appropriate action taken by Gia­ charged with first-degree Wood of Manchester, refused to were received showing that Yankee catcher Thurman Mun­ matti. I don’t think Rose should tain city of Gilgit in storms. comment or identify themselves. 649-0256 i A chief pilot at Pakistan murder, felony murder, arson Voyager had been bombarded by son and how few role modelsexist be voted into the Hall of Fame by The Associated Press dust particies up to 100 times a in sports today.” the BBWAA (Baseball Writers BITING HIS TONGUE — Former International Airlines, who iden­ \ tified himself only as Khizar, said second as it passed through the Pre-School Classes ”I remember crying with him Association of America). It would manager Pete Rose bites his tongue as he addresses a piane containing Neptune’s rings, (Keith) when Thurman Munson be hard to imagine him in the the plane carried 49 passengers These classes are designed to press conference Thursday morning at Riverfront and five crew members. Airline said Donald Gurnett. The parti­ establish in the three and four year died,” Bill DiYeso said. "Munson sacred Hall and on the same Murder cles, each about a millionth of a Stadium. Rose was suspended from baseball for life by officials said most of those From page 1 old a sense of rhythm, build better did his job. He never seemed tobe sacred wall as the 200-plus aboard were Pakistani. yard across — the size of the coordination, establish right and above it all. There’? not too many players that contributed so much Commissioner A. Bartlett Giamatti for his betting on particles in cigarette smoke — left directionability and improve Thurman Munson’s left. You to baseball. baseball games. “I’d never known James to be a did not damage the spacecraft, have to go searching for them. offered police the opportunity to Gurnett said. gross motor skills. Through ages go to his apartment to see a drug dealer. He was a beer four and five, a youngster’s play is The game is always bigger than Mazowiecki drinker, but a mellow Voyager’s safe progress suicide note he left for his brother through the ring plane prompted still a major channel for exploring, any player. He (Rose) was a guy to further prove he had not beer-drinker,” Crane said. practicing and consolidating new that felt he was bigger than the Rose is a fallen hero The woman who cleans the scientists to toast each other with confers with harmed anyone, according to the champagne even before the knowledge. Dance class can game. We’re all guilty of it, too. one they recognized from high­ But allegations that Rose affidavit. building, Nicole Croteau of East By David S. Martin spaceship’s near encounter with provide part of the variety of We begin to project them (ath­ The Associated Press light films and history books. gambled on baseball have tar­ When Vernon police released Hartford, said she knew Paul, stimuli necessarily needed, at this letes) than bigger than life. I’d They were familiar with his nished his name for the 11- and U.S., Soviets Giacomo, the Manchester police who sometimes helped her clean. Neptune, Smith said. My mommy’s taking me to “There’s certainly euphoria,” Dancing School this year. stage of development. like to believe that his will wake WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - When hitting ability, his head-first 12-year-olds playing in the 43rd offered to drive him back to She said she had “never seen or The Aetoclerted Preu he said. “We are all very people up.” the best of today’s Little Lea­ slides and his intensity. annual Little League World WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Manchester and accept his offer known” Giacomo. Series. Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazo­ excited.” As part of the agreement Rose guers list the baseball stars they "He was a good ideal for the to examine the apartment, Paul had lived at the boarding THE NIGHT BEFORE — Pete Rose, left, and Cable Value •will drop his court suit against kids — Charlie Hustle and every­ “I liked him before the gam­ wiecki met with U.S. and Soviet according to the affidavit. But admire most, Pete Rose’s name house for about a year, according Network’s Alan Skantz hold up a Rose jersey Wednesday baseball. isn’t mentioned. thing,” said Dan O’Brien, a bling thing. He was a good officials today, and Labor Secre­ first they went to the Manchester 12-year-old pitcher and outfielder hitter,” said William Plambeck, tary Elizabeth Dole said the Bush to Crane. He said he knew Paul Think of what you can do with night as Rose appeared for two hours on the television Section 21 (d) of the Major Although Rose was a star police station to pick up another was from the area but was not from Davenport, Iowa. a 12-year-old from Davenport. administration would study new -QEAR-SNOWi shopping network. League Rules specifies the penal­ before their time, he was some­ officer who would accompany sure exactly where. all the extra space you’ll have ways to aid the fledgling them on the inspection. • RETAIL MERCHANCtSE • government. “I don’t believe there was a ■ MOTORCYCLES • FURNITURE; The investigating officer and tenant here that he didn’t get when you use A Space Station • TIRES'OFFICE FILES' Mazowiecki also met with Giacomo heard an officer’s / BUlUXNa MATERIALS • along with,” Crane said. I CARS •LUGGAGE • Senate Minority Leader Bob report from the scene of the to store your surplus... • DECORAT Painful words finally sink in for Rose Farr’s captures A title; Doie, R-Kan., and later met with The owner of the boarding FURMTUREj murder on the police radio while RLES^ three Democratic congressmen. they were at the Manchester house, Keith Carriere of Man­ what he’ll do with his life, except get Rose’s explanation, he would* maybe three things: Everything Mazowiecki, a veteran Solidar­ policestationat 11:40p.m. Atthat chester, said Paul was a good By Joe Kay conclude that the former man­ I’ve got and everything I will Allied takes B crown The Associated Press count the days until he’s eligible have, everybody I’ve met or will ity activist, assumed office time, Giacomo confessed to tenant and always paid his rent oif The Most Convenient,.. for reinstatement. He can ask ager did bet on his own team. Thursday in a historic transfer of stabbing Paul, the affidavit says. time. We offer free, unlimited access to your storage Giamatti to lift the suspension in Rose vehemently denied on meet, and every place I’ve been Picking up right where they to pace Main Pub. Tim By- leadership from the Communist During the seven years Car­ CINCINNATI - No more base­ or will go is because of baseball. left off on Wednesday night. cholski had three hits, including Edwin Crane, the property space 7 days a week. All you do Is stor^ ball. Those words throw a fright a year — and Rose already is Thursday that he ever bet on 1 And just to say, ‘Sayonara a pair of homers. Dan Socha Party to a government led by manager of the boarding house, riere has owned the building, he counting. baseball. Farr’s continued to unleash its what was formerly the said, “It’s been pretty trouble- your things, lock the door and k ee^ ST into Pete Rose. Rose lawyer Reuven Katz said baseball, it’s been nice knowing potent offensive firepower dur­ had three hits with a home run said Thursday he did not believe “Don’t ask me what I’m going “My life is baseball. I hope to opposition. Paul was taking drugs. free.” the key. there’s no reason to think the you.’ I can’t do that.” ing Thursday night’s A division while Tony Campelli. Scott MONTH' todo wlthoutbaseball,” Rose said get back into baseball as soon as Gayton and Bill Frattaroli possible.’’ Rose said. difference of opinion will be the Asked whether he would con­ deciding game of the Town Thursday, the first day of his barrier that keeps Rose from Tournament at Fitzge­ chipped in two hits each. .FREE lifetime suspension, “I’ll proba­ There’s no guarantee from tinue to gamble, Rose said, “No Giamatti that reinstatement being considered for rald Field. Frattaroli cracked a grand 1 With This Ad bly go crazy.” illegal gambling. I will never bet F arr’s pounded out 35 hits slam homer while Campelli would follow in a year. But Rose reinstatement. on any kind of sports again — UIP The painful transition from “The commissioner, we have and took home the A champion­ added a solo shot. PUBLIC NOTICE ATKMB'SIQNSSI baseball idol to baseball fan sounded sure he’d be back in team sports. That was a mistake I fGEAR • SNOW BLOWERS • agreed, is a man of good faith,” ship with a 34-22 win over Main In the B division deciding tilt began Thursday for Rose with a baseball in some capacity soon. made.” • RETAIL MERCHANCtSE • Asked whether he thinks he’ll Katz said. “And we have no Pub, which had 20 hits. Thursday night at Fitzgerald FREEH "THREE ON THREE .CLOTHES The Most final news conference at River­ F arr’s took the lead for good Fiel, Allied Printing held off reason to doubt he will not be fair front Stadium and another ap­ be reinstated, Rose responded Much of Rose's time in the near BRAKE Professional... firmly, “Absolutely. Without a when the application (for rein­ future is expected to be taken up in this one with a seven-run Highland Park Market, 12-10. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT” B Most Secure... pearance on a cable shopping statement) is made.” with his legal problems, which fourth inning. The score after and gained the championship. A Space Station Is Connecticut's best network. It wasthe firstofatleast doubt." John MacDermott slammed for men and women at the Charter Oak Park Your possessions are protected by an ABYCflII Reinstatement would be a didn’t end Thursday. A federal four was 19-18, in favor of INSPECTION self-storage company. Our facilities are 365 such days of banishment for There’s also a question whether Farr's. Farr’s then outscored two homers for Allied while REMOVE WHEELS, INSPECT CONDITION OF BRAKE e n d o ^ perimeter, security lighting, and any team would hire him after the precedent. None of the 14 others grand jury is still investigating LININGS, DRUMS, ROTORS, VISUALLY INSPECT on September 2, 1989 at 11:00 a.m. (Rain date Rose. Main Pub, 15-4, over the final Chris Green had five hits. Kip always well-maintained and all are supervised suspension. who got lifetime bans were ever whether he claimed all his CALIPERS, CYLINDERS, HYDRAULIC LINES Sept. 9). The sign up fee will be $15.00 with a a resident manager. The lifetime suspension the allowed back into baseball. gambling and memorabilia in­ three frames Colpitts added three. Don Leo­ t MASTER CYLINDER, ROAD TEST. by professional managers. . former Cincinnati Reds manager “I hope there is. In one capacity nard had two hits, including a - CLEANING, ADJUSTMENT, OR REPAIRS EXTRA - limit of four people on a team. This is a single If Rose can’t stand being away come on his taxes. Bob Roy and Ed McKieman accepted from Commissioner A. or another,” Rose said. grand slam homer. John Pier­ elimination tournament with referees and a first All that could be merely wishful from baseball, he could seek to banged out five hits apiece for WITH MAJOR TUNE-UP Bartlett Giamatti prohibits him play in Japan. He didn’t rule that the winners while Rick Nicola, son, Doug Leoanrd anmd Brian place award. Anyone interested can call Leo V. from appearing at old-timers’ thinking unless he can convince He didn’t care to talk about his (Toyota & GM Space Station out completely Thursday during other problems Thursday, before Brian Dubiel, Dave Andrulitis, Mahoney each added two hits. Diana at 643-2181 or 647-1382. HOURS games, wearing a major-league Giamatti in a year that there’s John MacDermott. Vehicles Only) reason to bring him back into the an interview with WLWT-TV, flying to Minnesota for a second Paul Frenette and Mike Crock­ OFFER EXPIRES AUGUST 31, 1989 Monday to Saturday SAM to 6PM uniform, or working in any which broadcasts Reds games, ett slammed four hits apiece. For HPM, Joe Panaro, Alex A^^OUTH WINDSOR capacity for a major-league club. game. The two remain at odds straight night to appear on the OFFER ONLY VALID WITH THIS COUPON 1 Sunday 10AM to 4PM over a significant point — but he didn’t embrace it, either. Cable Value Network. Rose again Gary Dubiel and George Win- Britnell, Glenn Boggini. Todd COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED AT WRITE UP. 500 W. C«n4*r St. He’s barred even from stepping 282 Chapel Road whether Rose bet on baseball. "I’m not really looking along sold autographed memorabilia, dish contributed two each with Mozzer, Chuck Mumford and CALL 647-0402 FOR APPT.!!! ManchMtsr on the artificial turf at Riverfront those lines,” he said. "I want tobe and told one caller to the show Frenette and Brian and Gary Chris and Kevin Schaffer each Stadium. The agreement Thursday con­ Dubiel each clouting homers. collected two hits. Allied had 19 LYNCH T«l. 646-4S21 tained no admission of betting on back in the United States of that he didn't think the suspen­ 289-8355 In short: no more baseball. TOYOTA QUALITY MANCHES14R- CONN. 1 ! O M locfltlone IndiidM: America baseball because you’ve sion would hurt his chances of George Hanlon had four hits hits while HPM had 18. ,VMO COi III I ASK I'OK AN’i' I HINd MliRFI ^ m s m W In Conn»ctteut: BrtdqMporl. MytUc/Oroton, Mllofd. baseball by Rose. Giamatti said m i In N m i Wifoy: Brtck. Cntfiford, UfKltn, E.Hanovf. H*diwm*ck. J»>My Rose indicated on Thursday he got to remember one thing, and m s m m m m a m m s hasn’t given much thought to that in the absence of a hearing to election to the Hall of Fame. It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 25. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Aug. 25. 1989 — 13 Enjoyable visit in Colorado Springs, Colorado IN BRIEF SCOREBOARD Joyce Garman and yours truly, after five days of owners or the one property owner owns both sides Did we catch fish ? We sure did. Took us a little travel, landed via old station wagon in Basalt, of the water. while to get used to this type of fishing all over MHS fall sports schedules Colorado, to spend some time fishing with our good Stein, who knows quite a few people there, and again. But after one day of learning the waters and The following are the dates and times for Rlratea3,Aatroa2 friend Jerry Stein of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Bart Chanceller, a local guide hired by Stein for techniques, it went well. Manchester High School fall sports practice Baseball (14lnnlnga) The trip out was interesting and enjoyable except one day, took us onto some really beautiful water. Joyce had a little difficulty wading the river at schedules: girls’ soccer — Aug. 26 8 a m - for the long trek across billiard table Kansas. Took Joe’s World One of the techniques I learned from both first, but then .she caught on and took some nice girls’ cross country - Aug. 26,8:30 a.m.; girls’ HOUSTON PITTSBUROH us two days to make it across the state, and 98 fish, and lost a few fish that would have caused - Aug. 28, 1:30 p.m • girls’ obrhM akrUM MUk' ' * gentlemen was the use of two flies on extremely American League standings Blgglo c 6)10 RRevMt rf 6 0 10 percent of it flat, flat, flat. Joe Garman light tippets. We here in New England have used much excitement here at home, but were taken in swimrning - Aug. 28, 6 p.m. (MHS pool); . -'i . . Doran lb 5 0 0 0 Bell ts 6 12 0 B o n If 5 0 11 VonSIvti cf 5 0 00 Basalt is up in the mountains but twelve miles stride by Stein and Bart. football - Aug. 26, 8 a.m.; boys’ soccer — G D ovli 1b 5 0 0 0Bonllta 3b two flies on and off over the years, but tied dropper ■m t DIvMon 4 0 10 GWIHon rt 5 0 0 0 from Aspen, Colorado, world famous ski capital. The last day we fished, I managed to hit one of contact coach Bill McCarthy: boys’ cross W L Pel. OB Bondi If 6 111 style. Out here in the west, fishermen have Puhl cf Redut 1b Baltimore 68 60 .531 6 10 0 5 13 0 The summer crowd, according to everyone we those days all of us dream about. Started out with country — contact coach George Suitor Oomlnlt 3b 4 0 0 0 O rtli c evolved a super technique of tying the mid fly Toronto 66 61 .520 1W 200 1 Rorain u 2 0 0 0 Conpeli ph eight casts, eight fish. I couldn’t believe it. All Parents’ Night for all MHS athletes’ parents Milwaukee 65 64 .S04 3‘/j 10 0 0 talked to, is almost as large as the winter influx of directly to the leader and then tying a tippet YeMIng pr 0 0 0 0 LVIller* c Oevekind 61 66 .400 6'/> 0 0 0 0 Well, this year there were no wild tales, and wild rainbows and browns that were between twelve will be Wedne^ay, Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. in the Darwin b 10 0 0 Lind 2b people. through the same hook eye, and adding the tailfly Bolton 60 65 .400 5 0 0 1 school gymnasium. 6'/7 DoSmlfb p 0 0 0 0 Drabeir p New York 58 71 .450 10'/» 3 0 0 0 Aspen is noted in the summer for its music climbing, to endure to get to the river. But this year to the end of the tippet. and sixteen inches. And fat, fat fish. Interesting Splimn pb 10 0 0 Heaton p Detroit 47 81 .367 21 0 0 0 0 Aooifo p 0 0 0 0 Dliftno ph festival and I have never seen so many Lear Jets on we hit some super fishing and some interesting thing about the day was that there were at least Mvistan 1000 This setup, using 5x and 6x leaders and tippets, is Portuool p Landrnn p W L P d . 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 one small airport in my life. People in from all over techniques on taking trout. five different flies hatching on the water at the OB CRnIds $> 2 0)0 BHfchr ph deadly on both dry flies and nymphs in size 18,20, Soccer Club holds signups Oakland 78 5D .609 1000 Bair p the world, renting or living in homes or condos The Frying Pan River is not like our rivers at same time. However, the fish were selective, and Californio 75 51 00 0 0 and 22 flies. One of the mysteries to me is how the .595 2 TPtah 42 2 1 ) TetaH 45 1 8 I starting at $400,000 and up. The scenery is terrific home. Most of the water is controlled by fish can spot the flies in the fast water we fished. my readings were right, because I ended up the The Manchester Soccer Qub will hold Konim CItv 73 54 .575 4'/7 Texm 66 S9 528 10>/i Houfton but the traffic is just like rush hour going into landowners on each side of the river. Whereas, The Frying Pan, like most rivers here in the afternoon with between 25 and 30 trout for the day. signups for boys and girls aged 7 to 10 years old Minnesota 62 64 .492 15 PlWiburpb Seattle 57 188 881 888 888 81-4 on Saturday from 9 a m. to 10 a.m. and on 69 .452 20 Tw o oufi when winning run scored. Hartford. here in Connecticut, we have open water on most west, is a fast tumbling river, with lots of white With one brown trout a good eighteen inches long. Oilcoeo S3 74 .417 24*/> E— Bonilla, Redut, Drobek. DP— Houston Tue^ay f^rom 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Games Ttiuradov't Oomm However, we came to fish and fish we did. From all the rivers in the state, and access is open to all, water and pockets sprinkled in and amongst the Super fishing for the Frying Pan. L ID B ^o u s lo n 4, P ltt ^ r o h 9.2B— Rtdus. Cleveland 5, Seattle 2 will be on Saturday mornings in September and SB— 4>uhl (7). S— Doran, Basalt it was a hop, skip and a jump to the Frying on the Tan, each landowner owns the rights on the Next stop: Santa Fe, New Mexico. Minnesota Chlcoeo CRevnoMi, rocks and boulders. What amazes me, too, are the 6, 4 Lo VolllereZ. SF— Boss, Lind. October with practice on Tuesday nights. Cost New York 5, Baltimore 1, 1st gome Pan River. river right up to the middle of the river. So if you fish sitting in these pockets, maybe five foot square IP H R ER BB SO IS $20. Any questions, please call Tom Crockett Baltimore t, New York 2, 2nd oame Houston You regular readers of this column will recall want to fish one side of the stream, you have to stay Editors note: Joe Garman, a Manchester Toronto 11, Detroit 3 and holding 6 inches to a foot of water. And I’m not Portugal 7 4 at 643-1577 or Don Ringbloom at 649-2321. California 5, Kansas CItv 0 that last year we fished this same river with Stein, on the side of the river wherein you received resident for many years, Is a recognized authority Darwin 3 0 talking small fish. A sixteen inch fat rainbow trout, Texas 6, Oakland 2 Coaches are stil needed. DaSmIth 2 2 who led both Joyce and I on some wild adventures permission. You can’t cross and fish both sides Only eamei scheduled wild and stream raised, is something else to handle on the subject of bamboo fly rods and the sport of Agosto L3-5 123 2 and some good fishing. unless you have permission from both property PrtdBv's Oomes Pllttburph coming out of one of those pockets into fast water. fly fishing. Detroit (Alexander 5-14 and Rltr 3-3) at Drobek 9 2 Boston (Smithson 6-12 and Hetzel 1-2),5:05 hteoton Red Sox clinic at Mt. Nebo p.m. 1 0 Landrum 2 1 Baltimore (Ballard 13-6) at New York Botr W.^2 2 0 Boston Red Sox pitching coach Bill Fischer, (C.Parker 3-3), 7 :X p.m. Rac photo by Enita Thompson Umpires— Home, KIbler; Rrst, Davit; other Red Sox coaches and a player are Chlcaoo (Dotson 3-7) ot Clevelond Second, Quick; Third, Holllon. (Nichols 3-3), 7:35 p.m. LEAGUE CHAMPS — J&M Grinding won the regular season Nike League T — 3:47. A— 13484. Trumbull moves Into LL World Series final scheduled to appear at a Red Sox baseball Mllwoukee (Peterek 00) at Toronto clinic sponsored by Cox Cable of Manchester (Kev 8-13), 7:35 p.m. softball championship. Front row (l-r): Tom Dawson, Mark Dumond, Ed pinch-hit single in the sixth. Seattle (Johnson 5-4) at Minnesota Meet Taiwan Saturday. The Taiwan team and New England Sport Network on Monday (Dyer 1-3), 8:05 p.m. Kenneson, Kevin Kelley, Tom Bielinda. Back row (l-r): Peter Anthony, Bill Paul struck out six and walked defeated Maracaibo, Venezuela from 10a,m. to 11:45a.m.atMount Nebo Field. Ooklond (Moore 106) ort Kansas CItv three, one intentionally. (Gublcra 11-10), 8:35 p.m. Wilson, Pat Gauruder, Scott Waters, Tom Caravella, Dan Dumond, Tony 13-0 in the other semifinal game Colltornia (McCosklll 13-7) at Texos Sgro. on Saturday (Witt 1O10) 8:35 p.m. Golf Down 2-0, Trumbull converted Thursday. Saturday's Oomes a hit, four walks, a hit batter and Trumbull advanced to the Mllwoukee at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. Baltimore at New York, 2:15 p.m. Rangers 6, Athletics 2 YankeeaS.Orloleal National League results for title three errors into five unearned semifinals Tuesday with a 4-3 win LeSure tennis tourney set Detroit at Boston, 2:20 p.m. runs in the bottom of the first over Central champion Daven­ Chicago at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. World Serlea of Golf acorea The Manchester Recreation Department is Oakland ot Kansas City, 8:05 p.m. OAKLAND TEXAS Rrst Gome inning. port. Iowa. San Pedro made the Seattle at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Ob rh bl Ob r h bl BALTIMORE NEW YORK Cardinals 4. Braves 1 By David S. Martin sponsoring the third annual Jim LeSure Tennis AKRON, Ohio (A P ) — Scores Thursdov in Cody Lee scored Trumbull's semifinals Wednesday with a 12-5 California at Texos, 8:35 p.m, RHdsn If 3 0 0 0 Dghrtv 1b 5 12 1 o b rh b l o b r h b l The Associated Press Tournament on the upper courts at Manchester Sunday’s Oomes Lansfrd 3b 4 0 0 0 Manrla ss 5 12 0 PBrodly If 4 0 0 0 Sax 2b 4 12 0 the first round of the $1 mil Mon World Series of final run in the third inning when win over Southern Regional Detroit at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Cansec dh 3 10 0 Sierra rf 4 0 0 1 Jeffersn rt 4 0 0 0 Potonlo tf 2 110 STLOUIS ATLANTA Golf ployed on the 7,136-yard, por 35-35— 70 High School. There will be singles and doubles Baltimore at New York, 1:30 p.m. McGwIr 1b 3112 Fronco 2b 3 13 1 CRIpkn ss 4 0 2 0 Siought ph 0 0 0 0 o b r h b l o b rh bl Rrestone Country Club: champion Tampa, Fla. 3531- 64 he reached on a walk, advanced Chlcoeo at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. OHdsn cf 3 0 0 0 Baines dh 10 0 0 Million 1b 4 0 0 0 Righetti p 0 0 0 0 Coleman If 3 0 0 0 OMcDM cf 4 0 0 0 Ben Crenshaw WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - Andy for men and women along with a mixed doubles 3534— 67 on an error, moved to third on a Victoria Brucker, the first girl Milwaukee at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. Steinbeh rf 4 0 0 0 Plrr>ero dh 10 10 Morirtd dh 4 0 10 Mtngly 1b 4 1 1 2 MThmps If 10 0 0 Blauser 3b 4 0 10 Jodie Mudd Paul’s first-inning conversion division. There will also be a youth division for Seottle at MInnesoto, 2:15 p.m. Phillips 2b 4 0 1 0 Petralll c 3 0 0 0 Deverex cf 4 0 10 MHoll dh 4 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 4 2 10 LSmIth If 4 0 0 0 Mike Reid 31-37— 68 to play for an American team in Guerrer 1b 4 12 3 DMrphy rf 3 0 0 0 John Mohotfev 3534— 69 from a fastballer to a breaking- wild pitch and scored on another young people under 16 years of age. Oakland at Kansas CItv, 2:35 p.m. Hossev c 4 0 2 0 RLeoch If 4 0 0 0 Melvin c 3 0 0 0 Barfield rt 3 10 0 the Little League World Series, Collfornia at Texos, 8:35 p.m. Gatlego ss 2 0 2 0 Kunkel cf 4 2 2 1 Hulett 3b 3 1 1 1 Geren c 4 0 11 Wolllng 1b 0 0 0 0 Thonrxss ss 3 0 0 0 Bill Glasson 3635- 69 error. 3 0 0 0 Gregg 1b 3 1 1 0 3534— 69 ball pitcher allowed Trumbull, The tourney will begin on Saturday. Sept. 16, Blknsp 2b 0 0 0 0 Buechel 3b 4 1 1 0 Gonzals 2b 3 0 10 Espnoz ss 4 0 11 Bmnsky rf Ken Green 3 0 11 3535— 70 San Pedro committed five was O-for-3 in the semifinal game. and proceed on evenings and weekends. Totols 30 2 6 2 Totals M 611 4 Meulns 3b 4 0 0 0 McGee cf 4 0 0 0 JDovis c Fred Wodsworth Conn., to get past San Pedro, National Leaguestandings 4 12 0 Tredwy 2b 3 0 0 0 Blalr>e McCallIsfer 3532— 70 errors. Trumbull made one. Victoria Roche was the only Kelly cf 3 12 0 Pnditn 3b Calif., 6-3 and into the 43rd Little Registration is $4 for the entire tournament Ooklond 000 200 000— 2 Totals X3 1 6 1 Totals 32 5 I 4 Oauend 2b 4 0 2 0 Glavine p 2 0 0 0 Brian Clear 3534— 70 TPena c 4 0 10 Elchhrn p 0 0 0 0 David Frost 3535— 70 “Our hitting wasn’t that good. other girl to play for a Little and anyone interested may register at the Eost Division Texos 010 032 OOX— 6 League World Series Boltimert OOO 010 000— 1 Mograne p 3 0 0 0 Berroa ph 10 0 0 Curt Byrum 3 6 3 6 - 70 W L P d . 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Hickey, Elchhorn 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Larry Mize 37.36—73 Manager Tom Galla said. “I second. Harper had walked and Thuntfoy'i Oomtf Umpires— Honr>e. Joyce; First. Cousins; Umpires— Home, Kosc; First. Ford; Stonton 1 1 0 0 0 0 Greg Norman 3735-73 tournaments leading up the Manchester Sports Hall of Fame dinner on St. Louis 4. Attanto 1 Second. Young; Third, McCoy. guess that was the end of their advanced on an intentional walk T — 2:35. A— 25,604. Second. HIrschbeck; Third. Bornett. Umpires— Home Hohn; Rrst. West; Ronan Rofferty 3535— 74 World Series. Friday, Sept. 22, at the Army and Navy Club. Pittsburoh 3, Houston 2. 14 Innings Second, Crowtord; Third, Williams. Scott Hoch 3737— 74 power. It took it right out of our T — 2:58, to Sloan. Far Eastern teams have won 18 Tickets may be purchased at Nassiff Arms, Only oonr>es scheduled T — 2:13. A— 8,174 Mike Sullivan 3737— 74 hands.’’ Chris Drury doubled, and Ken Friday's Oomtt Angela 5. RoyalaO Tom Purtzer 3935-74 of the last 22 World Series Farr’s, Manchester Country Club, main Atlonta (Smoiti 12-11) at Chicago (BleleckI Orioles 0, Yankees 2 Wayne Grodv 353B—74 Paul gave up solo home runs to 14-5), 2:20 pm . Martin. Dan Brown and Dave branch of Savings Bank of Manchester, Sandy Lyle 3536— 74 championships. Pittsburgh (J.Robinson S-11) ot Cincinnati CALIFORNIA KANSAS CITY Scott Simpson 3735— 75 Tim Harper and Gary Sloan in the Galla, the manager’s son, had The Associated Press (Mohler 9-12), 7:35 p.m. Go not The last American team to win Manchester State Bank and the police station. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Second Baaeball lifetime bena Phil Blockmor 3537— 75 first inning and to Joe Sulentor to singles for Trumbull’s only hits. JU BILAN T WINNERS — Members of 6-3, in the American championship Tickets are $15 each and may also be St. Louis (DeLeon 13-11) at Houston DWhIte ct 5 0 10 Seltzer 3b 4 0 0 0 BALTIMORE NEW YORK Mike Donotd 3537— 75 lead off the second. He then held Trumbull will play Far Eastern was Marie.ta, Ga.. in 1983. (Scott 17-6), 8:35 p.m. Wsntn rf 5 12 1 WWMsn cf 4 0 10 Ob r h bl ob r h bl Chris Moody 3537— 75 Lakewood, N.J., was the last the Trumbull Little League team mob game of the Little League World Series purchased from committee member Bud New York (Fernandez 9-3) at Son Diego Ray 2b 5 1 1 0 Brett 1b 4 0 2 0 PBrodly If 4 0 0 1 Sox 2b 4 12 1 Individuols receiving lifetime bansfrom the Tim Simpson 3739— 76 the Western Regional champins champion Kaohsiung, Taiwan in Minor, Nate Agostinelli, Ernie Dowd. Tom (Whitson 15-9), 10:05 p.m. Joyner lb 4 1 1 1 BJeksn dh 3 0 0 0 Jeffersn cf 4 0 11 Espnoz ss 4 0 2 1 commissioner of baseball; AfKlrew Mogee 3937— 76 Eastern Regional team to win the their winning pitcher Andy Paul, right, Thursday in Williamsport, Pa. Phllodelphio (Mulhollond 3-5) at Los CDovIs dh 3 0 10 Elsnrch If 3 0 0 0 CRIpkn ss 4 0 0 1 Mtnglv 1b 4 0 2 0 March 12.1921— Chicago White Soxpitchers Steve Jones 4536— 76 hitless until Anthony Pesusich’s the championship game at 4 p m. Kelley. Andy Vincens, Stan Slomcinsky, Joe Angeles (Martinez 3-1), 10:35 p.m. Armos If 4 0 0 0 Trtobll rf 3 0 10 Orsulok rf 5 2 3 0 MHoll if 4 0 0 0 World Series, in 1975. after they defeated San Pedro, Calif., Eddie CIcotte or>d Cloude “ Lefty" WIIMoms Curtis Strange 3535— 76 Massaro. Dave White. DeeZotta, Dick Carter, Montreal (De.Martinez 13^) at Son Howell 3b 2 10 0 Stillwell ss 3 0 0 0 Sheets dh 12 12 Phelps dh 10 0 0 first baseman Chick Gondii, shortstop Charles Tom Kite 3937— 76 Francisco (Downs 7-4). 10:35 p.m. Orton c 3 13 3 FWhIte 2b 3 0 0 0 Morlnd dh 3 1 1 0 Bolbonl dh 10 0 0 “Swede" Rfsberg, third baseman Buck Bob 'ioyd 37-40— 77 John Johnston. Jim Balesano and Earl Yost. Soturdoy's Oomes KAndrs ss 3 0 10 Boone c 2 0 0 0 Traber 1b 10 10 Borfleld rf 3 1 1 0 Weaver, outfielders "Shoeless" Joe Jockson Mark McCumber 3930— 77 Pittsburoh at CIncInnotl, 2:15 p.m. Million 1b Slaught c Slated for induction are Stan Hilinski. Jack Bucknr ph 10 0 0 3 110 3 0 0 0 and Happy Felsh and Inf letder FredMcMuMen Tom Byrum 35-40— 78 Atlanta at Chlcogo, 4:05 p.m. Mocforln c 0 0 0 0 Quirk c 2 0 11 Meulns 3b 4 0 0 0 suspended by Commissioner KenesowMoun- Stratton, Bill Masse, A1 Obuchwoski and the Montreol at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Totals 34 5 10 5 Totols 30 0 4 0 Melvin c 1111 Kelly cf 3 0 0 0 toln Landis. The plovers vYere suspended by Orioles gain split late Mickey Katkaveck. Tom Stringefellow St. Louis at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Hulett 3b 4 1 1 2 the teem on Sept. 28, 1920, following their Aouita shooting Phllodetphia at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m. Colifomla 000 400 001— 5 Gonzals 2b LPGA World Champlona 3 10 0 Indictment on chorges of throwing the 1919 and Lee Fracchia will receive the Unsung and New York at Son Diego, 10:35 p.m. Totals 35 9 11 9 Totals Konsos City 000 000 000-0 31 2 7 2 World Series. Gcndllatthottlmeatreodv was acorea Friends of Sport awards. Dinner will be at 7 Sundoy's Oomes E — Stillwell. DP— California 1. Konsos olreody on suspension Ino solary dispute. The Pittsburgh ot Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. O ty 2. LOB— Californio 7, Kansas City 4. Baltimore 020 114 100-4 plovers were acoultted on Aug. 3, 1921, but New York 010 010-2 p.m. Atlanta at Chlcogo. 2:20 p.m. 2B— Roy. Orron, CDovIs S— KAnderson. ooo banned for life by Landis the following day. BUFORD, Go. (AP) — Scores Thursdoy In against the Yanks St. Louts ot Houston, 2:35 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO E — AAeulens. DP— Baltimore 3. New for mile record "Regardless of the verdict of lurles, no plover the first round ot the $265X100 World York 2. LOB— Boltimore 6. New York 6. Phllodelphio at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. Collfomio vYho throws a bollgame, no plover that Championship of Women's Golf on the 2B— Orsulok, Mattingly, Sax. 3B — New York at Son Diego, 4:05 p.m. Btylevcn W.14-2 9 4 0 0 1 4 entertains proposals or promises to throw o 6,107-vord, par 36-36— 72 Pinetsle Resort Mllllgon HR— Sheets (7). SF— PBrodlev. By Andrew Warshaw like everybody else,” Lewis said. Midget football registration AAontreol at Son Francisco. 4:05 p.m. Konsos City gao>e, no plover that sits In conference with o course: NEW YORK (AP) — Consider­ “That’s the way we’ve been all Aquino L,6^ 8 7 4 0 4 5 bunch of crooked ptaversondgomblers where Rosie Jones The Associated Press “The most important thing is not IP H R ER BB SO 3S33—66 ing how badly the Baltimore year. Just when people think Registration for midget football will take American League results Gleoton 1 3 1 1 0 0 the ways and meons of throwing gomes are Betsy King 3432—66 whether I or anyone else runs Umpires— Home, Clork; First, Phillips; Baltimore discussed and does not promptly tell his club Patti Rizzo 3733—70 Orioles played on their last big we’re dead, we come up with a big place for the next two weeks Monday through Second, Reed; Third. Voltogglo. Schmidt W .10-12 5 3 1 1 2 4 about It, will ever play professionolboseball," Potty Sheehan BRUSSELS, Belgium — When against him but whether he Thurmond 2 1 0 0 0 0 3535—70 road trip, a split of a road win. There’s no reason to think Friday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Martin School. T — 2:18. a — 37,656. Landis wrote. Colleen Walker 3931—70 Ben Johnson was around, Carl Indians 5, Mariners 2 Holton 2 3 1 1 0 0 March 24, 1921 — Phllodelphio Phillies Marle-Loure de LorenzI comes back to the sport clean like Signups are for any boy aged 10-14. A boy must Now York 3535-70 doubleheader may even serve as we’re going to disappear now.” Inflelder Gene Paulettebannedlndeflnitetyby Laura Davies 3436—70 Lewis could never relax in the everybody else.” Twina 6, White Sox 4 Plunk L.3-3 5 5 4 3 2 2 Landis for allegedy occeptlr>g a loan from a confidence-builder. Schmidt, 10-12, made his first turn 10 by November 1. 1989 to be eligible to CLEVELAND Beth Daniel 3634—70 race to be No. 1. SEATTLE Condtarlo 2-3 3 4 4 3 1 Eln>er Forror of St Louis thot wos tied to Jane Geddes Ob r h bl dll r h bl 3035-71 “We had our tough time but start after five straight relief play and not turn 14 by that date. The midget McCullers 11-321112 gambling scheme. Paulette never wos Nancy Lopez i Now that his Canadian rival has Lewis was not the main attrac­ Brown* 2b 4 2 12 CHICAGO MINNESOTA 3735—72 Coles If 5 0 3 0 Gossoge 2 1 0 0 0 1 reinstated. Sherri Turner we’re over it,” starter Dave appearances. He allowed one run tion in the Brussels meet. football program is desperately seeking boys Fermln si 3 0 0 0 ob r h bl Ob r h bl 3637—73 been suspended from track in the Griffev ct 5 0 0 0 HBP— Slaught by Schmidt, Bolbonl by April 7,1921 — New York Giants outfielder Penny Hommel « James It 4 0 0 0 LJohnsn If 5 0 10 Newmn 3b 2 10 1 3637—73 Schmidt admitted. “We’ve held — on ’s RBI single in the who would like to play due to the fact that they ADavIs 1b 3 110 Thurmond BK— Condelorlo. Benny Kauff suspended Indefinitely by Landis Pot Brodley wake of his positive drug test That accolade fell to Said Carter 1b 3 0 11 Fletchr 2b 5 12 1 Bckmn 2b 3 0 0 0 3036-74 are approximately 80 players short for the Leonrd dh 4 0 0 0 following his indictment on charges of auto Tommie Green 3936— 75 off some hot teams lately, and fifth — while walking two and Aouita, the Moroccan who set his Clark dh 3 0 11 Coldem dh 4 0 11 Puckett cf 4 12 0 1 during the Seoul Olympics, Lewis Buhner rt 4 13 1 theft and possession of a stolen cor. "An 0J we’re still in first place. We may striking out four. Mark Thur­ upcoming season. Valle c 4 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 4 0 10 CMrtnz 3b 3 0 0 0 Bush 1b 3 1 1 2 is finding happiness in competi­ fifth world mark at Cologne on Sosa rf 4 0 0 0 Glodden If 3 0 0 1 Indictment charging felonious misconduct by not have the big lead that we had a Presley 3b 2 0 0 0 Belle rf 4 0 0 0 a plover certolnly chorges conduct detrimen­ mond and Brian Holton finished tion again. Sunday when he smashed Henry Brilev It 2 0 10 Komnsk ct 4 2 3 0 Lyons 1b 3 12 0 Dwyer dh 3 1 1 0 Gollghr cf 4 0 10 Harper c 4 12 1 tal to the good repute of bcseboll." Kauff was month ago, but we’re still on top. ” up, with Holton allowing the Rono’s 11-year-old 3,000 record. MDIaz 2b 2 0 0 0 Allonson c 2 111 Radio, TV ocQuItted on May 13 but Landis refused to “Now I have more motivation West Side Sports Nite Reynids 2b 2 0 0 0 Karkovic c 3 1 1 0 Moses rf 4 12 1 Schmidt, allowing three singles Yankees second run in the eighth. The Associated Press Guillen ss Gogne ss 3 0 10 relnstote him. A lowsultflledby Kauff ogolnst because I’m competing against The target this time for Aouita Vliauel ss 2 0 0 0 1111 the commissioner for reinstatement was Transactions Walker 1b 3 0 11 in five innings, won his first game Yankee starter Eric Plunk, 3-3, is Steve Cram’s world mile . The West Siders will hold their 30th Annual SBrdIv ph 1 0 10 dismissed. IN THERE — Steve Sax of the New York Yankees steals people I know are clean,” the Totals 36 2 f 1 Totals 31 5 8 5 Totals 35 4 10 4 TOtOtl 29 6 9 6 asa startersince July4and Larry gave up three earned runs — two six-time Olympic champion said. record — the distance the Moroc­ Sports Nite on Saturday, Oct. 14 at the B.A. Today Aug. 18, 1922 — New York Giants pitcher Sheets powered an 11-hit attack Chicooe 002 001 100— 4 "Shufflin'" Phil Douglosbonnedforllfebythe on Sheets’ homer in the second — home after a wild pitch by Baltimore pitcher Kevin Hickey can likes least but the one he Club. Two former Twilight League baseball Seoltl* 010 100 008-4 team for writing a tetter to St. Louis Cardinals BASEBALL “It’s better when you line up on CItvolaiid 100 031 OOx— 8 Minntsota 300 000 21 x— 6 3 p.m. — Golf: LPGA World COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE— Suspended with a two-run homer Thursday in five innings. (45) during eighth-inning action of the first game of their needs to become only the third DP— Chicago 1, Minnesota 1. LOB — outfielder Leslie Mann asking him to throwa the track to know that it’s fair and players will be honored. Tickets are $12 and E— Jacoby, Presley. DP— Seattle 1, Championship of Golf, ESPN game. Mann gave the letter to Branch Rickey, Pete Rose, ClrKlnnotl Reds manoger, for life as Baltimore defeated the New The Orioles sent 10 men to the Oevelond 1. LOB— Seattle 9, Cleveland 6. C h ic a g o 7. M in n e s o ta 6. 2B — forgambling Hemavopplyforreinstatement doubleheader Thursday at Yankee Stadium. The that anyone can win it because man to hold six world marks may be ontaiend fromany club members. LJohnson, Dwyer. Walker. Moses. 3B— .“j p.m. — Tigers at Red Sox \a4io sent It to Landis. The commissioner York Yankees 9-2 in the nightcap plate against relievers John 2B— Kommlnsk 2, Buhner 2, Jocobv. 3B— backed the ban, saving Douglas' letter was otter one yeor. they’ve worked hard or because simultaneously. Jesse Owens and In the past 30 years, 36 former athletes, Browne, Kommlnsk. HR— Buhner (7). Bush. Guillen. HR — Harper (6). (doubleheader), Channel 38, Americon Leogue of a doubleheader. The Yankees Yankees took the first game, 5-1, and lost the second, S— Gogne. SF— Gladden. "tragic ond deploroble.'' Candelaria and Lance McCullers of talent, rather than because of Ron Clarke are the others. coaches, mayors, sponsors and friends of SB— Allonson (4). SF— Allonson. Oct. 1, 1924 — New York Giants outfielder BOSTON RED SOX— Activated Eric Hetzel, 9-2.. IP H R E R BB SO WTIC pltcher,fromthe21

T H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 25, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 25, 1989 - 17 A DILLO N by Sieve DIckeneon SNAFU by Rruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright Weekenders i'HAr'6 r ^ e t r o u b l e 601TH \ uJMo LE HBi(yHBo^Uoot:> H AVII^' A SA a/P e o K IN 6 H0 C0 9 a F . F^ilUAA^Sf JW BACKVAteP.. r Powwow •srece The fairgrounds are located on Route 169 in A New England's largest and most educational Brooklyn. For more information, call 774-2097. ^ 2 6 Indian powwow will be presented by the Connecticut River Powwow Society, Inc. Friday b0G6(066 1989 by NEA. Inc led by tribal medicine men and elders. f BOX! is free. The hours fortheshoware9a.m . to dusk The master of ceremonies for the event is Saturday and Sunday. The park is on Main Street in DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins General Grant and the host drum is the Wakeby Willimantic. For more information, call 425-4947. Lake Singers. HEr? OFF ON A THE P055IBIL.ITV THAT Some of the entertainers on hand will be native C.A*5E. WE JU 5T (Vty "TOP-^ECRE-T" GOV­ HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne folk singer Tom Obomsawin, traditional musicians Hitchcock thriller y^ N D E K E O IF VOU'P ERNMENT V\l55IONJS REAU the Andes, the Cellicon Family Dancers, and The Associated Press S&ENHIM BEFORE HA5 At^ UXZ'A^ The Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford will storytellers Dovie Mustone and Rainbow Cougar. present "The Thirty-Nine Steps” at 7:30 p.m. a daughter, has vowed to rehabilitate his PBPHAPS I The powwow begins at noon Friday and continue FROM THE BOTTOM UP — Entertainer ^HoULP I2BF^I2A5B Saturday as the last film in its summer Movie Ben Vereen takes a look around the family’s home as place where addicts until 6 p.m. On Saturday and Sunday the event will Montage series. T hlA T run from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. It will be held rain or Brooklyn, N.Y., streets where he grew can recover. An early Hitchcock masterpiece (produced in shine. up. Vereen, recovering from the death of 1935), this thriller tells the story of an innocent Admission to the powwow is $4 for adults. $2 for man, who. while fleeing from police and foreign children ages 6 to 12, and $3 for seniors. Children spies, becomes shackled to a beautiful woman. under 6 are admitted free. Admission to the movie is $3 for non-members The fairgrounds are on Route 17-A, off Route 17, and $2 for members. Parking is available for $.50 in Portland. Entertainer returns to old 0 2 b for non-members at the Travelers Club garage. 46 LI’L ABNER by Prospect St. Members can park there for free. The Atheneum museum i.c open Tuesdays THIS IS TM' HAPPlESr MOMEKIT O' H A IN T G O N N A BE. ‘ A MIRACL.C IS BOUND T N o t FAT! AWA-^ — Band Shell music M AH U F E r.' - AM KIKJ A L R E A D V SEE KINDA HUSBIN SAVE ME -AFDR E WE through Sundays from 11 a m. to 5 p.m. Admission neighborhood to fight drugs VO' IS GONNA &E A THOUGHTFUL y L O N G f / r - ~ r * ‘ G IT S O N T O T H ' - 0»^*- P / '- The musical group Gypsy will perform at 7 p.m. THE by « Sy Barry HUSBIN.*:'' NIGHT TOAIN.'’.' AH KIN is $3 for adults; students and senior citizens pay V JEST FEEL ONE ZOOMIN' Sunday at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell ALONG.':'- $1.50; museum members and children under 13 are 1^* ■—I ■jjS>gl««iiy' A AM55AWS5ACREATTME> . THI0 15 ONE OF THOee ir^ on the campus of Manchester Community College. admitted for free. Admission is free for everyone By Larry Neumelster TH£FteAR^ri/via0, TH E i raPv^FooT OFO WALKER'S TiM ee. The band plays songs with the sounds of on Thursdays and from 11 a m. to 1 p.m. on The Associated Press “This hasn’t discouraged me at ‘ty, WHEN we PHANTOMANTOM ------TABLE,,,? ? / Nashville to Broadway. Saturday. < THE JUNGLEy.'yLEyy, y < / W n The concert is free, and so is the parking. Those NEW YORK — Ben Vereen hit bottom in all. As a matter of fact, it has December 1987, when a car crash killed his ■ n attending should bring blankets or lawn chairs on encouraged me. When you see Lobster fest/crafts fair 16-year-old daughter, Naja. He mixed drugs and f which to sit. Pets are not allowed. that people have to steal the The college is on Bidwell Street, which is off alcohol, not caring “if I woke up or not. ” Another A lobster festival and crafts fair will be held this daughter brought him back from the edge. ffartford Road. For out of towners it can be aluminum off of a building to get weekend in Canton. "Naja wouldn’t want you to do this to yourself,” Diet by NEA. loe IP1957 Capp Entarprtaaa. toe reached easily by taking Exit 2 (Keeney Street). The lobster festival, which begins at 6 tonight, 18-year-old Malaika told him. drugs, you’ve got to really get Take Keeney Street north for one-eighth of a mile will continue Saturday and Sunday beginning at "That got through like a blade — zap! ” recalled and take a left onto Hartford Road. Follow angry and get involved.” A N P W ALKe ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson noon each day. Clam and corn chowder will be Vereen, 42, "I realized I was still here and I had THE STREBTa OF THE TOWN,, Hartford Road for about three-quarters of a mile available also at the festival, which will be held on children and they needed me and how selfish and A5 AN ORPIN ART iH AN„,, r 257r/ I CARVePYOURWAM^ FOR CRYIK)'our LOUP, and take a left onto Bidwell. The college campus is Canton Springs Road, off Dowd Road Admission arrogant of me to try to end my life. So I chose life,” IK) COLUGG... IK) me TAB’ie AT that RaAX./ mOMLYMAKIMG about one-quarter of a mile down Bidwell on the and parking for the event are free. A parade will be But choosing life — quitting drugs — was just the Within 100 feet was an open lot with abandoned BLONDIE by Dean Young & Stan Drake KCR HALL.'.? COWeRbAriON! right. held at 6 p.m. Saturday as part of the festival. For beginning of an odyssey that took the entertainer trucks, cars and garbage. Just as someone might If it rains the concert will be held at East Catholic more information, call 693-0221. back to his Brooklyn neighborhood and a chance point out daffodils or weeds in a lawn, Lucinda I'L L HAVE THE AND I'L L HAVE THE ^ PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU BECAUSE WE DON'T High School, 115 New State Road. encounter with his homeless, addicted sister, described the lot where she had spent the most tragic O-IILIRELLENO e n c h il a d a s RANCHEHOS BRING US THE RIGHT „T-f KNOW THE DIFPERENCE The arts and crafts fair will be held from 1 to 9 COLOBADO , DISHES p.m. Saturday on the Green in Canton Admission Lucinda Vereen Batts. moments of her last four years. “That’s part of the lot where we’d stay when I was ir - and parking are free. For more information, call Lucinda was on the doorstep, pregnant and Brooklyn Fair getting high. That's where I found my friend dead. He 693-6335, addicted to crack, when Vereen returned a year ago to the house his mother left him when she died in 1984. got crushed stealing parts from under a car. I The Brooklyn Fair, which features agricultural ” I thought at first she was angry at me fortheyears happened to go through there and found his body up exhibits, livestock shows, entertainment, crafts, Water-ski tourament that we'd been apart and I looked closer and realized under the car, under the rim where the tires had set and a carnival, will take place this weekend at the that she was shaking,” he said. ” I said, ‘Come honey, on his chest. Brooklyn Fairgrounds. More than 40 water-skiers will perform in it’s time to come home.’ "All of us crack users used to come herein this lot. Admission to the fair is between $2 and $4 competitions including jumping, trick skiing, and "It was like a message, like the Lord was just We'd sleep in these,” she said, pointing to abandoned depending upon your age. Children under 12 are slalom racing at Hutch's Pond in Avon. The pond is bringing all of us together. Then 1 said. 'That's it. vehicles. "They h^ld a lot of homeless out herein the V ALLEY OOP by Oave Graue admitted free. on Old Farms Road, off Route 44 Admission and We’re going to duke now.' I rolled up my sleeves and lot. Some still stay out he 'e, still sleep out here in the ■i2i The hours of the fair, which will run until 10 parking are free. For more information, call got in the fight.” trucks." Y'MEAN THAT, ...IT WAS BARRY'S IDEA!/ WELL, ALMOST FORGOT... 1 AREAL '\ MAKE IT tonight, are 8 a m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Now Lucinda, too. is recovering, and Vereen has Vereen said he feels blessed that work "kept me STUFF WAS HE THOUGHT IT WOULD/ HE WAS 674-1035. ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady , T H IS J PLEASURE, i "ALLEY," WILL camouflaged" and off the streets during his SHAVING SHAKE UP THE GUARDS RIGHT! IT ‘ ■'2.OOP! L YOUP pledged help win back his childhood streets in CREAM? JUST ENOUGH TO HELP V SURE DIP.' Bedford-Stuyvesant from drug dealers who had addiction. He began experimenting in the 1960s. Y O U O U T ! AU)V$IU$, WHAT'$ A PILLIOKAI^ cotiQ^m How.t^oto, C?0K'T lAJoa?!/ A900T T moved into the house that went unattended after his when "it was cool to do drugs or smoke marijuana, AI?VeNTUf?ER LIKE W ^ ^ m woeu7. COmriTlON, CIEM.,. mother died. take acid or things like that." The plan drew opposition from neighbors who "If you're going to run with the crowd then you're GOlH&TD PO m V ? / alov iu m . ^ $, IT'S r ; Alan Spencer collaborating didn't want recovering addicts on their street, but going to do what the crowd does, " he said. "Then all OHLyAPAKTA$V//|l Vereen wasn't deterred. He is determined to tear of a sudden it becomes more than cool. It becomes down the house and rebuild it for a drug program, dangerous. It got dangerous for me in June of ’87. although he is uncertain of specifics like how many After I lost my daughter in December I lost it l i with his hero, Mel Brooks people it could help or what services would be completely and I got really bad. provided. "I was so depressed I kept crying and I got real On a recent visit, he noted that Herkimer Street funky. I rememberdoinga filminltalyandl’dgetup had changed much in a few decades. Drug dealers and put on my clothes and they would stink. I was THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom By Kathryn Baker The Associated Press had stripped the three-story home of windows, sitting on the set and smelling this odor and I'd go, "I don't know, I just liked Mel Brooks’ humor, 'Man, that’s not like me.’ And I looked in the mirror I 6 HOTAK) ARROW IMTO^ aluminum siding, even its street numbers. Pigeons r> LOS ANGELES - When Alan because it’s shocking, it’s different, it’s flew in and out. and I couldn’t recognize myself." ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook TH' AIP.„ Spencer was taking a college TV outrageous, it usually makes statements about “I am stunned,” said Vereen, who had lived there He often thought about killing himself and began ■Sj] writing class, he encountered the from ages ll to 18 with his two sisters, long before mixing drugs and alcohol. ’Why I didn’t oust out of [O&LCOlfle To TH15 61aRTi()6- o ff w ill gE (V\AlAA6E(VlENrV1 same frustrations many students life. But I think the key thing is, his goal is really dreams of stardom became reality — a Tony award here the Lord only knows.” i^UARTeRUV CRISIS- WEtJDY Rom m el, w ho r e lie e ofj Tt\omon) I ta x im g - = 4 do. to make you laugh,” Spencer told an often for his role in "Pippin,” acclaim for the TV Now, Vereen and his sister look ahead. /Y\AMA&erOEMT le JOlfilKiG 05 \/IA "M y script flunked. It got, like, miniseries "Roots,” andstanding-room-only perfor­ Lucinda stays at the Vereen home in Englewood, 6.e/VllK)AR..' TeuecohiFEREtJciMG-. a D. It was, like, a ‘One Day at a laughter-interrupted session with television mances in Las Vegas. N.J., along with Vereen’s wife, Nancy, andtheirtwo Time,’ and they said this could He stood silently and stared for a long moment. daughters, Kabara, 14, and Karon, 13. Their other J critics to discuss the new show. never sell. "This is the before. You can get the after pictures in a children are Malaika and Benji, 23. “ And I said, ‘It’s on next year or two,” he said finally. Vereen, now a national spokesman for the week!’ ” “ This hasn’t discouraged me at all. As a matter of campaign for “ A Drug Free America, ” hopes to WA Spencer by then was a veteran tions would be re-shot and toned "Sledge Hammer!” which went fact, it has encouraged me. When you see that people donate his childhood home to that cause. "You’ve got script writer. He was selling TV down to develop the characters off the air two seasons ago after a have to steal the aluminum off of a building to get to dream big. I will get it done, some way, somehow. two-season run. So when Disney drugs, you’ve got to really get angry and get Tve started this fight and I’ m not going to walk FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves scripts when he was 17. the only and emotional story a little more. kid in high school earning offered a hotel set from the feature involved.” away from it.” rr But Spencer hopes the show will residuals. mark a return to physical and film “ Big Business” for use as a A C C o p p i U e T O T K f Now, at the ripe old age of 29 — visual comedy on television that television show set. Brooks called THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr i O A N j he quickly adds that he’ll be 30 in Brooks has produced to such Spencer. Cinema October — Spencer is launching Now they’re pals. \ m w m KNOW I'M NOTTA hoop rd«E«r„, -N ■ CCHT MAKE 5 ^ 1 Fu l l p i s c u o s ^j r e effect in films such as "Young THE R\<$HT<$UV FCRyou?. OF HUMOR- 'WHAT PWodP 'yoa 1989 by NEA Inc his second prime-time network Frankenstein” and “ High Anx­ "You honestly wish you could ME LAU6Mm. I HARTFORD Parenthood (PG) FrI and Sat noon, WHAT ARE >CU LODKINS ] fOMEOHE ^ Y have a film camera, just film a and Sot midnight. — The Fly II (R) FrI 1 LAW I ’M REouiPEp comedy. "Nutt House,” premier­ iety.” Spencer acknowledges it Cinema City — Wonderland FrI-Sun 2:30, 5, 7:30,10:10,12:30; Sun noon, 2:30, and Sat midnight. — The Blob (R) FrI -A FCRIH A 'KJHOOAN 'WE <50 our ''Z ing next month on NBC. It stars will be hard “ to do a high-standard day with him, because there’s so 7:20, 9:50. — Navloator (PG) FrI-Sun 5, 7:30, 10:10. — Uncle Buck (PG) FrI end Sot midnight. •EOMEHME,. 1:45, 7:30, 9:55. — Deod Poets Society MATE ^ MA\<£ ME Harvey Korman and Cloris kind of feature-level comedy” many things that get lost,” and Sot 12:40,2:50,4:55, 7:25,9:35,11:45; LAUI5H- T» TELL Y®*' t h a t (PG ) FrI-Son 1:30, 4:10, 7, 9:30. — Rude Sun 12:40, 2:50, 4:55, 7:25, 9:35. — When VERNON Leachman as the, respectively, week after week. Spencer said. ” We were driving Awakening (R) FrI-Sun 4. — Peter Pan Horry Met Solly... (R) FrI and Sat 12:10, C lne1*2— Field of Dreams (PG) FrI IL officious and bizarre staff of a Headded; "I watch a lot of Marx along once, because we’d always (G) FrI-Sun 1:15, 3. — Do the Right 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, 9:15, 11:25; Sun 12:10, 7, 9:40; Sot and Sun 1:30, 4, 7, 9:40. — r 1 ' i o u ’R g A p i S f o N . go to these lunches at this deli,... Thing (R) FrI-Sun 1, 3:45, 7:10, 9:40. 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, 9:15. — T urner 8. Hooch Weekend a t B ernle's (PG-13) FrI 7:10; large, unlikely New York hotel. Brothers movies and things to get (PG) FrI and Sat 12:20, 2:25, 4:30, 7:15, Satond Sun 2, 4:15, 7:10. — Lock Up (R) Spencer’s first show, an hom­ the inspiration.” and there was this man hitchhik­ EAST HARTFORD 9:25, 11:35; Sun 12:20, 2:25, 4:30, 7:15, FrI-Sun 9:30. ® 19»» b, NE» Inc T H A V E ' 5 ' 9 > - 2 ^ ing, and it looked like he’d killed ShowcaM Cinemas MO — The Abyss 9:25. — Let It Ride (PG-13) FrI and Sot age to his hero, Mel Brooks, and Brooks will not be involved in (PG-13) Frlond Sat 1:10,4,7,9:50,12:25; 2:40, 4:40, 7:50, 10:05, 11:55; Sun 2:40, Brooks’ 1960s satirical spy the day-to-day production of the his whole family. ... He had like Sun 1:10, 4, 7, 9:50. — Batm an (PG-13) 4:40, 7:50, 10:05. — B abor: The M ovie WILLIMANTIC WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll chains on and a torn T-shirt and F rI and Sat 1:20, 4:10, 7:05, 9:45, 12:15; (G) FrI-Sun 1. U.A. The Cinemas — When H arry Met comedy "Get Smart, ” was ABC’s show, but will serve as "she­ Sun 1:20, 4:10, 7:05, 9:45. — Lethal Sally... (R) FrI-Sun 12:50, 3:10, 5:25, “ Sledge Hammer!" Like "Get pherd,” Spencer said. The show drooling and everything, and he Weapon 2 (R ) F rI and Sat 12:30, 3, 5:15, MANCHESTER 7:40, 9:55. — Lethal Weapon 2 (R) I CAN'T l/MA6flNE WHY, PUT had his thumb out. And Mel looked 7:40,10:15,12:20; Sun 12:30,3,5:15,7:40, UA Theaters East— Field of Dreams FrI-Sun noon, 2:30,5,7:30,10. — Batmon WASN'T HE THE (^UY A H A / THAT EXPLAI N S Smart," it was heavy on inside will, however, reflect Brooks’ (PG-13) FrI-Sun 2, 7:15. — Parenthood AAY DADb BAVORITEAAOVIE at him and went, ‘The height of 10:15. — A N ightm are on Elm Street 5: (PG) F rI 7, 9:20; Sot and Sun 2, 4:20. WHO LOYEDAWRTINISAND E V E R Y TH INKS-.' jokes and physical gags. comedy philosophy, "be savage The Dream Child (R) F rI and Sot 12:50, 4:20, 7, 9:30. — Weekend at Bernle's (PG-13) FrI-Sun noon, 2:30, 5,7:30,10. — STAR ISWC.FIEUDS. HATED SMALL CHILDREN ? This time around, Spencer is not against those in authority, and be optimism! ’” 3:10,5:10,8, 10:20,12:10; Sun 12:50,3:10, (PG ) F rI 7:15, 9:35; Sat and Sun 2:10, The Abyss (PG-13) FrI-Sun 1, 4, 7, 9:50. 5:10,8,10:20 — Casualties of War (R) FrI 4:20, 7:15, 9:35. — Lock Up (R) 7:30, — Let It Ride (PG-13) FrI-Sun noon, gazing from afar, but is paired kind to those underneath it. that and Sot 12:50,2:20,4:50, 7:20,9:55,12:05; 9:45; Satond Sun 2:20, 4:40,7:30,9:45.— 5:15, 9:45. — Uncle Buck (PG) FrI-Sun y with his idol. Producer-director suffer from it,” Spencer said. New rules issued Sun 12:50, 2:20, 4:50, 7:20, 9:55. — The Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) FrI 12:50, 3:10, 5:30, 7:50, 10:10. Brooks co-wrote the pilot with The shooting of the "Nutt LEGAL NOTICES NORTH Spencer and is co-executive pro- House” pilot gave Spencer the on food specials LEGAL NOTICES ♦ A J 6 ducer of “Nutt House” with opportunity to go to the studio LEGAL NOTICE ♦ a J7 WASHINGTON (AP) - Groc­ INVITATION TO BID The Zoning Board of Appeals of Andover, Ct. of o meeting ♦ Q 10 4 T h i n k i n g hesitation. Declarer must be missing Spencer and Bob Brunner. with Brooks, instead of sneaking held on August 16, 1989 took the following action. the'jdiik, and there is no point in giving ery stores may offer rain checks Sealed bids will be received In the General Services' office, ♦ A Q 3 2 Spencer proclaimed in his high onto a studio lot to see him as he 4) Center Street, Manchester, CT until 11:00 a.m. on the dote #300 — Scott R. V inci — L o t 4B Shoddy M ill Rd. a h e a d away a problem by undue hesitation. school yearbook that his goal in used to do, explaining to studio or substitutes when they run out shown below for the following: WEST EAST OCjc Appeal from ruling of building official denying a building By James Jacoby If the play goes just this way and de­ life was to work with Mel Brooks. guards that he was Brooks’ son. of advertised specials or may SEPTEMBER 8, 1989 — ASBESTOS REMOVAL — TOWN permit for the construction of Garden Apartments on the ♦ 4 2 ♦ Q 10 9 7 5 3 -AVAUJ clarer does misguess, he will play out “ I don’t know, I just liked Mel "I went up to him on the set of specify beforehand that availa­ HALL — 41 CENTER STREET northerly side of Shoddy M ill Rd., Andover, Cf. Action Is V 10 9 8 6 ♦ 4 3 2 The play of today’s six-no-trump all his tricks including the ace of dia­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalf ASBESTOS REMOVAL — LINCOLN CENTER — 494 MAIN deferred until such time the Zoning Board has examined all ♦K9853 #32 Brooks’ humor, because it’s 'Young Frankenstein.’ He was bility is limited, the Federal STREET the material that was presented to them at this meeting by contract is a good test of bridge play­ monds (who knows -- the king might ♦ 7 5 ♦ 9 8 shocking, it’s different, it’s out­ directing, and I said, 'Are you Trade Commission says. ASBESTOS REMOVAL — CROCKETT PROPERTY, 208 Attorney William M. Bronelll representing Mr. Vinci. ers’ reflexes. After the opening lead is fall). Finally he will take a losing NORTH ELM STREET Appeal to be reopened for discussion of the ZBA meeting on ABBYv ONE OF YOUR BEASTLY THAT6 ONE OF CHUB6 S rageous, it usually makes state­ busy?’ I said f wanted some A final rule, to be published SOUTH made, declarer can quickly see that he spade fine.sse and be set. LITTLE DCX56 LEFT THIS 1 DIDNY. I TRADED SEPTEMBER 12, 1989 — REMOVE & REPLACE UNDER­ September 20, 1989. has 11 top tricks. He can make a 12th BieCUITB BUT IT 6 NOT ments about life. But I think the advice on how to get into comedy Monday in the Federal Register GROUND OIL STORAGE TANK AT ROBERTSON SCHOOL #301 — Robert L o io n — 40 Shoddy M ill Rd. ♦ K8 The play would be the same in six BISCUIT NEXT DOOR AND 1 LIKE HIM TO LOSE ONE. S-AFFER and take effect four days later, ♦ K Q 5 trick if the Q-10 of diamonds in dum­ clubs. But give North a weaker spade for his LOLLIPOR' key thing is, his goal is really to writing. That’s the first time f The Town of Manchester Is an equal opportunity employer, Requested relief from the zoning regulations Section 11.2 FOUND MV CHILD CHEWIN6 SORRV,^ RACHEL-. amends one adopted in 1971 that and requires an affirmative action policy for all of Its ♦ A 7 6 my is worth anything. If not, perhaps suit -- A-10-6, for exam ple — and the make you laugh,” Spencertold an met him. I remember all these "Space Requirements." A varlonce of 8 feet Is requested In ON rr,''/ ^ required grocers to stock enough Contractors ond Vendors as a condition of doing business rear yard requirements to permit modifications to on ♦ K J 10 6 4 dummy’s spade jack can provide the club slam would make with proper often laughter-interrupted ses­ things, you know. ‘Go away,' you with the Town, os per Federal Order 1124A. existing deck. advertised items to meet antici­ Vulnerable: Neither needed trick. So declarer should win play. Declarer should draw trumps, sion with television critics to know,” Bid forms, plans and specifications are available at the The application was denied without predludice and waive the first trick in his hand and im m edi­ Spencer did manage to work for pated demand. General Services’ office. requirements for applicant to pov additional application Dealer: South play out the hearts and K-A of spades, discuss the new show. foe. Application to be resubmitted with the exact amount of ately lead a low diamond toward dum­ and ruff dummy’s third spade. Then “ Nutt House" will join NBC’s Brookseventually. writingpunch- That rule had rarely been TOWN OF MANCHESTER, variance needed for rear yard variance. CONNECTICUT South West North East my. Meanwhile defender West should let declarer play ace and a small dia­ Wednesday lineup, well matched iip jokes for Brooks’ last TV enforced and the commission Dated at Andover, Cf. August 16, 1989 1 NT Pass 6 NT All pass al.so be doing some thinking. As soon mond. Kven if he misguesses. East is comedy, the short-lived Robin voted in April 1988 to approve RICHARD J. SARTOR, k A with its lead-in, the broadly comic GENERAL MANAGER Zoning Board of Appeals as the dummy appears. West should l(K'ked in with the doiibleton jack of di­ making the rule change, making Andover. Ct. 06232 “ Night Court.” The pilot that was Hood satire "When Things Were 053-08 Opening lead: V 10 prepare himself for what he will do if amonds and will have to give declarer screened for the critics was wildly Rotten.” Thursday's action largely a Richard Higgins, Chairman South plays a low diamond. Of course, a sliiff and a n iff to let him make the slapstick, and Spencer said por- Spencer said Brooks was a fan of formality. 042-08 what he should do is play low without slam. 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 25. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 25. 1989 - 19

I REAL ESTATE ■ sporting I TAG I PART TIME I1 ,J H E L P issJH ELP QTJ h e l p HELP I HOMES HOMES HDMES I MISCELLANEOUS Notices I HOMES WANTED SERVICES GOODS SALES HELP WANTED I'MWANTED I'M w a n t ed WANTED WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR RENT I M AN CH ESTER - Lovely A s a condition precedent to S p e c i o l i ^ M A N C H ES TER -$209,000. M A N C H E S TE R - Five G D LF Clubs. Used starter the placement of any adver­ PART Time homemakers WELDING Instructor - BA TH -Tub re-finisher or RESPONSIBLE and ma­ SALES - Hartford Des­ A SHINING Example! M ANCHESTER - PrettV Ansaldl built Garrison COMPUTER and full sets. $25 to $95. FA L L Flea Market - Man­ tising In the Manchester He­ Experienced In tig, Bungalow Style Cape Can't ludge a book by Colonial. $280,000. Pic­ room, 2 bedroom needed to help older spray pointer. Coll 645- ture person full or part patch - Allied Van The excellent con­ It's cover, this Immac­ apartment with one car Initrudlon. •nalyilt, programt Also miscellaneous chester Grange, 205 Dl- rald, Advertiser hereby mig, arc and gas weld­ 8182. with classic front turesque private writtan. adults with their house­ time needed for busy Lines. Combine our struction of this An- ulate 2 family or In-law garage. $650. Call 633- clubs. 649-1794.______cott Street, September agrees to protect, Indemnify ing. Responsible and strong reputation with porch. $144,900. Lots of fenced lot, large kit­ O.P. profaaalonal with 29 yaara of 9th. Rain date Sep­ and hold harmless the Mon- keeping chores. Gain PLANNED Parenthood boarding kennel. Du­ saldl Ranch certainly apt. has so much to 0132 and leave mes­ txporlanca In computor ayatama motivated Individuals character and In greot * > # f ! chen, lalousled porch. tember 16th. Space chester Herald, Its officers personal satisfaction of C T seeks public af­ ties Include: feeding, your ability to sell. shines through making offer! Qver 1200 sq.ft, sage. from micro’a to mainframaa la When you call Classified only. GEO or high condition. 3 bedrooms, Front to back living avaltabla for part tima/avaning and employees against ony by helping older adults fairs assistant In Hart­ cleaning and bathing. Substantial earnings this property lust like of living space with 4 to place an ad, a friendly available. 649-9295. school diploma re­ possible for you. In- first floor family room, room with fireplace. M AN CH ESTER - Availa­ work. Indivlduallxad Inttrucllon or and all liability, loss or remain In their homes. ford. Duties Include Early hours required new! Plaster walls, bedrooms; new cus­ halp on your P.C. at homa to halp Ad-VIsor will answer your M A N C H E S T E R - 161 expense. Including attor­ Day and evening hours quired. First and se­ the-home counseling of new bock deck. Also Cherry paneling In ble Immediately. Six word processing, of­ and weekend work. Im- magnificent oak tom kitchen; thermo­ family room. 5th bed­ you gat atartad or. for tMjalnaaa. coll and help you word Lake Street, August 25, neys' tees, arising from available. Earn $7 per cond shift lobs are clients to win their porch oft 2nd floor. law n care room house with nice 'ueor frtandly' programt writtan, fice management, os- medlate openings. floors, 2 fireplaces, 3 CLEANING SERVICES pane windows; hottub; room, rec. room and your od for best response. 26, 27, 9am-4pm. Huge clolms of unfair trade practi­ hour while doing a lob available. Excellent Apply In person. Ca­ Investment In our mov­ bdrms, 2 full baths, Come and have o look. front porch, large lyatama/bualnaaa anatyala atudlaa slstlng In conference 2-car garage; and workshop In lower with claarly dafinad goalt draftad. 643-2711. tag sale. Qver 60 porta­ ces, Infringement of trade­ which really makes a pay-company paid In­ nine Holiday Inne, 200 ing and storage servi­ summer porch, private D.W. Fish Realty, 643- yard. Shows well. $750 marks, trade names or pat­ planning In coalition beautiful private level. A must see NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL '4 ble sewing machines, surance. Please call ces. Pre-set appolnt- 1591 n ______plus security and utili­ HOUR INTERVIEW T o datarmlna ents, violotlon of rights of difference. For further work. Excellent com­ Sheldon Road, treed yard, 2 car gar­ landscaped yard! Kler­ tools, many more 249-7577 for on appoint­ E A S T H A R T F O R D - YARD MASTERS JACKIE’S HELPING beauty. Call Diane, ties. 647-7653. both your naadt and If I can ba of privacy and Infringement of Information call Marla munication and organ­ Manchester. ments and age. Move-In condi­ nan Realty, Inc. 649- MUSICAL Items.______at 249-7678.______ment to test. Company telemarketer support $192,900. Beautifully Trees cut, Yards cleaned, HANDS RE/MAX East of the MANCHESTER - Six aatlatanca. copyright and proprietary ization skills. Send re­ MANAGEMENT Trai­ tion I New price 1147.D River, 647-1419, also ITEMS M AN CH ESTER - Scarbo­ rights, unfair competition Is located In South end your soles. Draw $189,9(X). Jackson 8< maintained 7 rm. LaC- Lawns, Truck & Backhoe I would like to help you rooms, 3 bedrooms. 649-6763 PART Time matron as­ of Hartford, parking on sume to PPC, 32 Grand nees; Our wholesale 646-0891 .□ rough Road, multi- and libel and slander, which sistant tor female facil­ Street, Hortford, CT. supply chain develops against commission, Jackson Real Estate, ava built Raised Ranch work available. with your cleaning needs. Fenced In yard. Deck. PIANO Spinet, Cherry may result from the publlco- premises. Reasonable rates. To clean coffee stains fa m ily, August 26, ities. 9:30am-1pm, 5 06106. managers from the car allowance. Insu­ 647-8400.O______featuring 4 bedrooms; Closed In front porch. wood, resforable or tlon of any advertisement In baths; fireplace; from china or plastic, rob IRD0M8 All appliances. $950, 10am-4pm. Furniture days a week. Apply BABYSITTER - In our ground up. Begin In rance benefits. Send N O R T H C o v e n try - 2 '/2 643-9996 Call 647-1990 creative furniture. $50. children's, household. the Manchester Herald by South Windsor home resume for appoint­ 2-car garage; deck and stain with baking soda. To FOR RENT available November FURNITURE advertiser. Including adver­ Facilities Services, warehouse and deliv­ Builder will consider 649-1819. M GVING Sale-1323 Burn­ tisem ents In any free distri­ South Windsor Board for newborn. Early No­ ment to Sales Man­ nice private back yard! find 0 cash buyer for that 1st. 646-1753 after 6pm ■MM ery then go wherever trade. $325,(X)0. New BEER Barrel Table, 4 side Avenue, Apt. B-6, bution publications pub­ of Education, 1737 vember, full time, your ability allows. ager, Hartford Des­ 3,3(X) sq.ft, custom con­ Call Today! Klernan CARPENTRY/ china closet you no longer SQUTH Windsor - Gne or leave messaoe. lished by the Manchester wLERK - Wanted at once. patch Moving and Realty. Inc. 649-1147.n use, place a low-cost ad In beer barrel chairs, PETS AND August 26th-September Main Street, South Monday through Fri­ Contact Ken at Man­ temporized Cope on r em o d elin g room In beautiful home n n Herald. Penny Sleffert, day. Looking tor relia­ In modern pharmacy Storage, P.D. Box 8271, M AN CH ESTER - Unique HONEST Classified. 643-2711. to share many ameni­ $150. Queen size sleeper SUPPLIES 2. 10am-8pm. Every­ Windsor. 528-9711. Ext. chester WInnelson, 649- cul-de-sac overlooking STORE AND thing goes. Furniture, Publisher. 40. eoe.______ble person with expe- In Manchester's larg­ East Hartford, C T Property. $205,900. An hardworking couple ties. 528-3207. sofa, $150. Bond dinette 4563. golf course (rear OFFICE SPACE set-white formica fa- i household, miscellane­ rlence, good est shopping center. 06108. eoe ______view). Huge 20x24 fam­ exceptional eight room MM CeattneUei •( MMNhMtM’ will clean your home MANCHESTER - Fur­ FREE German Short PAR T Time Custodian - Professional atmos­ SECURITY - The Wack- AcUHIoft*. remodiHno. wood Mlno, ble, 2 chairs, $50. Mag- ous Items. references, good g r i l l Cook/Server ^ Colonial with 1st floor for you. Call 643-8215 nished room. Kitchen Hair Pointer puppies, Evenings 5:00pm- enhut Corporation has ily rm, private en­ dteht. roofing, oonortio worK MANCHESTER - Main navox Stereo, In Wal­ I LOST heolth, non-smoker phere. Pleasant work­ Part-time, flexible trance to studio above family room, all natu­ and parking privileges, looking tor a home. MANCHESTER-261 Fer­ 8;30pm. Hours flexible, ing conditions. Unlike In Manchester, part mMonry A phoMi of oomtruotloa ask for Michelle or Street location. Lease nut cabinet, $50. Call 647-8000 days or 643- guson Road, August 26, AND FOUND and own transporta- hours. Including week­ garage, possible In-law ral woodwork plus If yoti’n 9leh of oontrgctor$ not security and referen­ 5 days a week. Apply tlon. 644-6272.______other retail stores. time positions, wee­ trench doorsand lotsot Azaciph. entire second floor or 643-7840. 9505 evenings. 9am-2pm, August 28-30, Focllltles Services, kends, 7am-3pm, 3pm- end days. Will train. situation, priced well rotumfnff you oalit ~ co tl u§l ces. $75 weekly, 649- Individual offices. Heat IM POUNDED - Male 8 LIGHT Assembly work Part-time evenings Must be 18. Golf prlvl- below replacement bullt-lns. Park like PuHy Inaurod • Fr*« EtllmatM lii 7:30pm-9pm. Books on South Windsor Board and weekends. Flexi­ 12am. Uniforms and yard with Inground 643-1729 ^^J248^r 649;W2L— — . Included. Oft street r m SPORTING many varied sublects, year old Husky, black of Education, 1737 (sitting down) 7:30am- training Included. ledge Included. Call cost. Philips Real Est- M k for Mark V parking available. $11 MISCELLANEOUS and white, HIghwood ble hours. Apply at Manchester Country ote, 742-1450.______pool and 3-cor garage ■ APARTMENTS furniture, snow Main Street, South 2:30pm. Apply at 96 once to Ann or phormo- Must have clean police per sq.ft. Sentry Real I 2 £ j GOODS FOR SALE blower, miscellaneous Drive. Female 10 year Elm Street Extension. Club. 646-0103. complete the package. FARRAND REMAoruNG' ELECTRICAL l i W V l F R D . Windsor. 528-9711. Ext. clst. Llggett-Porkode record. Contact Dan at MRS. Clean's Home I FOR RENT Estate, 643-4060. Items.______old Boston Terrier, (Cheney Mill area) D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Rooin addition*, deck*, roof­ 40. eoe______Pharmacy, 404 West 246-8858 to arrange on H ARD W AR E Person - available on wide MANCHESTER SEKAI Men's ten speed black and white. Cen­ Koge Company, 646- 1591 .□______ing, siding, windows and gutt- MANCHESTER - Main YDU must not miss! 96 N O R T H C o v e n try - Middle Turnpike, Man­ Interview, eoe______Experience preferred. country lot - easy walk­ $134,906 CQVENTRY - 3 V i room, Street location. 1700 bicycle, excellent con­ E N D R O L L S ter Street. 643-6642. 8228.______Full or part time. Apply M A N C H E S T E R - Re­ sra. All type* ol remodeling and DUMAS ELECTRIC sunny, spacious, VII- Glenwood Street, an­ Builder will consider chester Parkade Shop- TW D people needed for ing distance to Globe Service changes, Absolutely Immaculate, sq.ft, of dividable dition. $100 firm. 649- 2 7 W width — 25C tiques, collectibles, BUS Driver part-time. plng Center.______at Conyers Hardware. duced for quick sale! repair*. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. lage Colonial 4552. trade. $325,000. New Interior cleaning for Hollow and Martin $131,900. Classic 6 room additional wiring and Vinyl Sided Capel 3 space. P rivate oft 1 3 " width — 2 for 25C Friday, Saturday. This Is a good time to find 3,300 so.ft. custom con­ Irregular hours, week­ construction finishing 646-5707.______School. Attractive Bus. 647-8509 bedrooms, paneled $560/monfh. 456-0064 or street parking. First o cosh buyer for that days and or weekends SUPERINTENDENT - Cape In lovely nelgh- repaira on existing family room, newly 742-6715.______Newsprint end rolls can be M AN CH ESTER - Early temporized Cope on phase of church. screened porch to Res. 645-6849 floor convenience. $9 picked up at the Manchester typewriter no one uses. $7.50 per hour. Hem­ Large Manchester con­ IHDMES catch the breeze. Large borhod. This home homes. Quality work at renovated and Thirty Locust Street. 4 Bird Tag Sale. 737 Ly- cul-de-sac overlooking Women preferred. $7 offers cozy fireploce In per sa.tt. Sentry Real Herald ONLY before 11 am Use a low-cost ad In lock Recreation Center dominium. Must hove payable lot and spa­ affordable prices. decorated. Private room heated apart­ Estate, 643-4060. dall Street, Saturday, golf course (rear per hour. Apply at 218 FDR SALE living room, oversized Monday through Thursday August 26th, 7:30am- Classified for quick re­ view). Huge 20x24fom- In Hebron. Coll 228- extensive knowledge Main Street, cious rooms. A real ISUND Entirely owner operated. backyard, attached ment 1st floor. Secur­ people read 9496.______of landscape mainte­ garage. Susan Do­ breezeway and garage. O FFICE - Bright and MIRR0-MATT7 pressure 2pm. Sleeper sofa, sults. 643-2711. llv rm, private en­ Monchester.______treat. Call and ask tor CONSTRUCTION 27 years exp. Call ity. No pets. $650 clean. Carpeted, heat nance and equipment, MANCHESTER - Dor- nahue, Sentry Real Est- OPEN HOUSE monthly. 646-2426.9am- classified Conner. 7 quart, 20 pint, loveseat, other furni­ trance to studio above A T T E N D A N T for busy AFTERNDDN position Barbara Weinberg, All types of home Joseph Dumas and air conditioning, snow removal, pool mered Cape $127,500. RE/MAX East of the ote, 643-4060.O______Sunday, 8/28 2-4 5pm weekdays.______iars and tops, folev ture, household Items, garage, possible In-law full service gas station. avollable for dependa­ You'll enloy the large Improvements from electricity Included. mill. $60.00. 646-4547. much more, priced to situation, priced well maintenance and light River, 647-1419, also h. NORTH Coventry - 10% 646-S253. D ir. (>n(ar k to Jmto Rd. Experienced In minor carpentry/palntlng de­ ble person. Hours 1pm- enclosed front porch concrete floors, steps, VERNDN. For limited 390 square feet. $310. go. Rain or shine. PART TIME below replacement repairs preferred. 643-0844.□ down and $1,050/month patios, etc. to complete time only enlov a free sired. No on site living. 5pm dally. Must have and small back porch It you don't use It, don't per month. Call 646- ■ ta g [h elp w a n ted cost. Philips Real Est­ Hours and salary to be MANCHESTER - Lovely - Immediate occu­ remodeling. Also decks color television with 4440 days or 646-1077 CRAFTS Fair and Tag Pay negotiable. Be­ an excellent driving of this three bedroom need it and don't want if Sale - Spencer Village ate, 742-1450. arranged. Apply In per­ record. Duties Include Ansoldl built Garrison pancy, new-1,800 sq.ft., and window and door signed lease. Modern evenings. SALES nefit package. Position home. French doors 3 br home with large replacement. Tiling why not sell It with Recreation Hall, 52 PART Time general son Barry's Texaco, available Imme- cleaning cars, running lead to fireplaced L.R., Colonial. $280,000. Pic­ spacious 1 bedroom M AN CH ESTER - 300-700 cleaners positions 318 Adorns Street, turesque private country kitchen, interior/exterlor. Classified Ad? Call 643- apartment. Eaf-ln kit­ Pascal Lane, Manches­ dlotely. Coll 278-2960 errands and general hardwood floors, for­ sa.tt. new office spaces NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ ter, Saturday, August available In the Man­ Manchester. fenced lot, large kit­ cathedral ceilings, pt Landscape and interior 2711 to place your od. chen, large bedroom, eral Statute 23-65 prohibits tor Interview. chores. Contact Tom mal D.R. and eat-ln design services lust completed. Excep­ 26,10am-2pm. Freecof- chester area, to do Kelley, Carter Chev­ chen, lalousled porch. deck, family room, An­ private balcony, stor­ the posting of advertise­ HELP WANTED ASSEM BLERS - We ore kitchen. D.W. Fish dersen Windows, oak available. tional location o f f tee and parking. office cleaning Mon­ presently seeking a ACCOUNT Executive rolet, 646-6464. Realty, 643-1591.0 Front to back living MISCELLANEDUS age, large pool, heat Spencer Street, exit oft ments by any person, firm or day through Friday. Trainees - Start $18,240. room with fireplace. cabinets. $179,500. Phil­ Call Barry at CHFA APPRDVED and hot water Included. corporation on o telegraph, M AN CH ESTER - 28 Bliss couple of persons for B D D K K E E P E R - Full MANCHESTER-Move In ips Real Estate, 742- SERVICES 384 at the cross roads o f telephone, electric light or Three shifts available; full-time employment. Fee paid. Promotions Cherry paneling In 646-2411 IN ELLINGTDN Starting at $495. Call Manchester, Glaston­ Street, August 26th, 5:30pm-9:30pm, 5pm- charge. Challenging today. $159,900. Three 1450.D______870-9665. power pole or to o tree, 10am-3pm. Unusual WOMEN’S Women preferred. created several vacan­ full-time position family room. 5th bed­ $78,0(X). Impeccably bury and East Hart­ shrub, rock, or any other 11pm, 9pm-1am. Good bedroom Colonial In room, rec. room and NEW 3 bedroom single Items. Monday through cies. Position Includes available. Real Estate convenient location. kept 3 room MANCHESTER - Dne ford. All utilities In­ natural object wlthouto writ­ starting wage. Call 1- workshop In lower family attached homes HAWKES TREE SERVICE condominium. Well ten permit tor the purpose of APPAREL Thursday. 7om- soles and telemarket­ Investment and man­ Bucket, truck & chipper. bedroom apartment, cluded. call 649-2748 or GARAGE Sale - 41 Pros­ S00-842-S336 or 649-3181. Naturally enclosed pri­ thot otter a sensible PAINTING/PAPERIN6 decorated end unit. Call protecting Itorthepubllcond 5;30pm. With good ing. Degree preferred agement firm, seeks a level. A must see Stump ramovil. Free heat, hot wafer and 649-0593.______pect Street, August 26, Ask for Pete.______SALES vate backyard with a beauty. Coll Diane, alternative to the high today — won't lasti carries o fine of up to $50 tor working habits and wil­ or Interest In finance take charge Individual 16x32 Inground pool. attimatat. Special appliances Included. 10am-3pm. Antiques, RE/MAX East of the cost of a new home! A consideration for elderly MAIN Streetofticespace, each offense. LAUNDRY - Part-time Full and part time. ling to learn. Apply and marketing. Trlono for Its Vernon office. This home offers Im­ EXPERT $475 per month. 649- Find the Item designer clothing, fur­ Personnel, 98 Main River, 647-1419, also complete package at and handicapped. 537 sq.ft. Air condition­ M A N C H E S TE R -91 Diane laundry position avail­ Apply in person. Abel Coll, Howard Dur firm has expe­ mediate occupancy. Exterior and Interior 8365. niture, hot dog ma­ Street, Southington. 646-0891 .o one low price! I'/i ing, heat and parking Drive, August 26th, able, two hours per Rood, Bolton. 646-5686. rienced rapid growth In D.W. Fish Realty, 643- painting end wallpaper EAST HARTFDRD - Dne Included. $390 month. you need chine, silk rugs (new) "THE PRICE IS RHSHT 621-0139.______baths, fireplace, wall- 647-7553 9am-4pm. and collectibles. evening, Monday Also part-time flex our C T and Florida _ L 5 2 L e ______hanging. Limited exterior bedroom, heat and hot Peter's Building. 646- In the Plaza BOLTON ^ Impressive. to-wall carpeting, restoration. Prevloua work Monchastar Harold through Friday (any hours.______CAR PEN TER S - Hard­ operations over the FDR Sole by owner 3 water Included. Wall- 2364. two hours after 3pm). (opposite Caldor) $235,900. U & R Colonial range, refrigerator, can ba saen upon request. WE DELIVER BU FFER - Foreman must wood carpenters and passed 3 years. Re­ bedroom Cope. Fin­ Contact BC Company, to-wall. Near park. ■ CARS ■ CARS Willing to train. For situated on a 5-f acre dish washer and micro- For Home Delivery, Call 1 1 ^ 1 643-2711 hove experience In se­ trim carpenters. Top sponsibilities Include ished family room, treed cul-de-sac lot. wave oven, full base­ 644-6968. Call 528-2914. FOR SALE FOR SALE details call Manches­ DFFICE Manager for lecting and setting buf­ pay. Apply at 218 Main payables, payroll and deck, large workshop, ■ ROOMMATES ter Manor, 646-0129. Aluminum sided home ments and attached 647-9946 M AN CH ESTER - Availa­ busy medical practice fing wheels, use of Street, Manchester. monthly reports. Com­ new appliances. Includes a slate foyer, Monday Ic Friday, 9 to 6 ble September 1st. 2 puter experience ne­ garages. Mode of to­ WALLPAPERING & 122 SUMMIT ST. WANTED JE W E L R Y Sales - Part In Manchester. Posi­ proper compound and LEG AL Secretory - Small $136,000 p rin cip le s large L.R. with field- morrow In your own lot bedroom apartment on time year round posi­ tion requires ability to maintenance of pro­ cessary. Lotus 1,2,3 o only. 645-0535. After stone fireplace, formal PAINTING MANCHESTER the 2nd floor. Applian­ Manchester low firm. plus. Full benefits and and home. Blanchard Ceiling* Repaired or Replaced RODMMATE Wanted- tion. Flexible hours. deal with people posi­ duction schedules for Experience preferred. 2pm. D.R., 4 brs, 2'/j baths 8i Rossetto Realtors," $139,9DD ces Included. Laundry $320 month. Share 5 Apply Diamond Show­ manufacture of plumb­ compensation com­ Ineurad/Relerencee LANDSCAPING tively. Experience In Resumes to: Attor­ W AREHDUSE and dellv- and a finished rec We're Selling Houses" Updated Victorian. facilities available $600 room apartment. Call Summer End Sale! case, Manchester doctor's office Involv­ ing products. Good pay mensurate with ability. room. D.W. Fish G .L McHugh Newer vinyl siding, 3 per month. No utilities. neys, P.O. Box 288, Coll 871-6602 for ery help - several im­ 646-2482.0 EXPERIENCED anytime leave mes­ Parkade. ______ing billing, 3rd party and benefits. Apply to Monchester, CT 06040. Realty, 643-1591 .□ 643-9321 or 6464431 BRs, 2 car garage. 647-9072 evenings. sage 646-7898 Macrlstv Industries, Interview. mediate openings, PRICE Reduced - $220's. Lovely hornet 4 GREAT TIME TO BUY A PART-TIm e Sales/Secre- payments, appoint­ full-time, 40 hours MANCHESTER - Price BDBCAT LDADER CDVENTRY - Quiet ment scheduling, etce­ 206 Newington Avenue, SECRETARY tor local H DUSEKEEPER - Light This beautifully main­ WEIGLFS PAMIMG CD. OPEN HOUSE ta ry - M anchester weekly, Monday reduced. $159,900. A tained 8 room Meadow operator with York rake neighborhood. Dne 1988 CHEVY CAVALIER! Honda Auto, Ed Thorn- tera Is essential. Excel- New Britain, C T 06050. low office. Shorthand duties, 3rd shift. $7 per Quality work at a attachment tor hire. Sunday. 8/28 1-4 GENERAL and word processing through Friday. Above nice home, three bed­ Lane Colonial Is ready reasonable prical bedroom apartment. ton, 646-3515.______lent salary and hour starting salary, Dir: Corner of SERVICES __required. 646-2425. overage pay scale. rooms, two full baths, for Immediate sale. 7V i Interior & Exterior Fully insuranced. Carpeted. $450 per benefits. Present office M ED IC A L Office worker plus fringe benefits. SEARS has Immediate Apply at Manchester formal dining room, baths, beautifully Free Eetlmatae 644-6D46 Summit A Rower month. Two months manager and staff needed In Manchester H ELP Wonted - Hard Apply at Gilmore Tobacco & Candy Com­ lots of closet and stor­ security. No dogs. Call MARK'S Plano Tuning part-time openings for worker, eager to learn. landscaped. Blanchard commission soles and aware of this adver­ doctors office. Excel­ Manor, 1381 Main pany, 78 Sonrlco Drive, age space. D.W. Fish Cali Brian Weigle 742-0569.______Service -15 years expe­ tisement, and will sup­ Whithorn Nursery, Street, Glostonbury. & Rossetto Realtors," rience. Reasonable sales assistanfs, morn­ lent solory and benef­ Manchester. Reolty, 643-1591.0 We're Selling Houses" 645-8912 CONCRETE DNE bedroom, applian­ port and co-operate its; congenial office; Route 6, Bolton. 643- 633-4411 between lOom- rates. 228-4032. ings and early after­ 7802.______MANCHESTER - Price 646-2482.0 i ces, $430. Prime center noons. Benefits In­ with new manager. typing, phone answer­ 3pm weekdays. Please submit resume MANCHESTER - Three Reduced! $159,900. JU S T Listed - Picture PAINTING AND location. For 1 person, clude: eligibility for ing, patient contact. CHILD Core/ Light CRDSS Country Coach at Comfortable, carefree deposit, references. No of education and expe­ Experience o plus. Will Housework needed In or four bedroom Cope, book 3 bedroom, 1'/2 CARPENTRY WORK RDman Spiewak paid holidays, paid va­ the Coventry High living found In this SncludM Intsrior and Exterior pets. Available Imme- rience In strict confi­ train suitable appli­ my Coventry home. two full baths, fire­ bath Cape with sun CHILD CARE Thru Special Purchase cations and employee School. Beginning Cope. 9 rooms loaded porch and garage! peinting. Rebuilding porchee end Mason Contractor EAST HARTFDRD dlatley. 649-9287. discounts. Apply Man­ dence to: Box J, Man­ cant. Reply In confi­ Must posses good driv­ Monday, August 28, place In livng room, decke end InttellTng Stockede Brick, Block or Stone from (Seneral Motors Corp. with extras Including Newer roof and fur­ feneee. ; LIK E private home. 3'/a NEIGHBQRHQQD Play chester Parkade at chester Herald, P.D. dence to: Box J, Man­ ing record, references 1989. Salary $1,489. approximately 1600 Chimneys, Patios, Walts $168.5DD , we have obtained many Intercoms, heoted gar­ nace. Great back yard Free Etttmetee — Fully Iniured New, RaatorsUons and Repait* PRICE REDUCED on rooms. Lease. Secur­ Group - child care. Sears Personnel De­ Box 591, Manchester, chester Herald, P.O. and hove own trans­ Contact Dennis Joy, sq.ft. Improvements CT. 06040. galore. Asking $155,000. age, sprinklers and with potlo. 140's. Blan­ 6464454/643-6386 this Aluminum sided & ity. Working single Andover. Further de­ 1988 Chevy (Davallers 4 SALE PRICE ^ 7 , 9 9 5 °° partment. Monday Box 591, Manchester, portation. Duties In­ Principal, Coventry mkore. Gayle Son- t ik for MIeheet ^646-4134 ■ -C T. 06040.______clude assisting 10 year 647-1714, anytime. chard 8< Rossetto Real­ Brick 7 rm., 3 bdrm. male preferred. 643- tails 742-5919. Ora. with low mileage. through Friday, 10am- Woman to help recover­ High School, 78 Ripley strom. Sentry Real Est­ Raised Ranch. 2 yr. old LESS ing mom with 2 child­ old with homework, Dwner. tors," We're Selling 2880. They are equipped wHh . $ 5 0 0 o o 4pm.______Wishing will not sell any­ Hill Rood, Coventry, ate, 643-4060.O Houses" 646-2482.0 Get that chimney re­ heating system. 1 full CARTER REBATE ren. 10-20 hours per thing ... a low-cost od In arranging activities CT. 742-7346. G ED RGE N. paired before winterl Call and 2 half bath. 2 car M A N C H E S T E R - Dne I MISCELLANEOUS Auto.. A/C, PS. PB. Stereo. PART Tim e housekeep­ and providing compan­ WILLINGTON - Builder bedroom, carpet, ap­ ers 9am-2pm. No expe­ week. 649-5734. Classified will. Why not GLASTO NBUR Y. Ranch, now for a free estimate garage. Large deck & ■s er v ic es ionship. 742-0319 or 522- may take your prop­ 5 good sized rooms. 3 CONVERSE pliances, laundry facil­ Rear Defogger and more 00 rience necessary. place one today! 643*2711. erty In trade. Relive Fully insured. large lot. YO UR PRICE If you need a better car to 5593.______bedrooms, eat In kit­ Painting and Deexjrating ity. $525 plus utilities GSL Building Mainte­ ^ 7 , 4 9 5 Apply In person. Man­ SUBSrmJTE TEACHERS history In a new 1748 and security. Call 646- chester Village Motor drive the youngsters to chen, large deck, full Paper Hanging TALAGA MASDNRY nance Co. Commercl- school, check the many BECAUSE YOU never The Manchester Public Schools seek Salt Box reproduction basement, vinyl siding. 2457. Inn, 100 East Center Your assurance of quick know when someone will 643-8209 ol/ResIdentlal building offerings In today's Clas­ response when you adver­ built from Sturbridge Onlv$158,900.Phllbrlck CALL 643-2804 Street, Manchester. be searching for the Item qualified substitute teachers for the Village plans drawn by M AN CH ESTER - Nice 2 repairs and home Im­ / C A thousand W A R R A N T Y A L S O A V A IL A B L E sified columns. 643-2711. tise In Classified Is that Agency, 646-42(X). bedroom apartment. provements. Interior you hove for sole. It's 1989-90 school year. Applicants must Russell S. Oatmon. 3 yrs, / Q ^ niiies See Any Salesman For Details our reoders ore ready to better to run your wont od fireplaces, beehive MANCHESTER - Now $600 monthly. Security and exterior painting, ON THE JOB TRAINING buy when they turn to the only 135,000 for these and references. Call light carpentry. Com­ HOUSEKEEPERS for several days ... cancel­ have a four year college degree. $50.00 oven, 3 brs, 2'/j baths, h o m es ^ HOMES Two full time positions P*rman«nl tuN tlma. SHmX • c tr m r to little ods. 643-2711. ing It os soon os you get on a 3 + AC parcel with brand new, huge,excit­ 645- 8201.______plete lanitorlal ser­ thG optical IfxKiftry. W#ni aaakloo a per diem. Must apply in person. See ^ F O R SALE CHEVROLET available in new retire­ results. brook and pond, owner ing, 7 room, 1,800sq.ft, 1 £ U fo r s a l e M A N C H E S TE R - Nice vice. Experienced, rel­ aadoua mlndad paraon with good [ iable, tree estimates. ment community, excel­ wofti athlca to train aa a lana Qrindar. Mrs. Peruzzi, Manchester Board of 2nd loan up to $50,000, beautiful contempor­ MANCHESTER modern 2 bedroom 643-0304. GEO lent wages and benefits. Wa oRar a atartlrtg rala of $6.00 an reduced $40,000. Asking ary Townhouses. M AN CH ESTER - Great D U P LEX with cozy fire­ $232,DD0 apartment In four tam­ Apply In person at; hour with Bchadulad waga ravlaw, UPHOLSTERERS Education, 45 North School Street, Cathedral ceilings, An­ CARTER $329,900. Philips Real Buy! Just reduced! place - $190,000! Buy lly house. Appliances an ancaWant Inauranca program and RN/LPN Manchester. Estate, 742-14.50 n dersen windows, full $169,000. Entertaining this 2 family duplex ONE OF A KIND U&R and parking. $500 plus 1229 Main St., Manchester • Tel. 646-6464 ARBORS AT HOP BROOK many othar banaftta. Now taking applications (or Built Contemporary In AND C U H E R S EOE basements, 2x6 con­ Is a loy In the large with brother, mother, utilities. 647-1113 after I CARS OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 8 - FRI. TIL 6, SAT. TIL 5 403 W. Center St. Call Bob Pound for appt. pan time. Immediate posi­ Builder/Developer offer­ exclusive area. 8 rooms, Good working condi­ ing; $90,000 2nd Mort­ struction, family room family room of this 7 or friend, live In or 6pm.______FOR SALE Manchester, CT QSA Optical tions available. 7AM-3PM, fireplace, central air, 4 bdrms.. 2 baths, 2 car Monday thru Friday (No tions, profit sharing, free gage - No payments room Cape. Relaxing Is Invest! 1st floor family garage. Above ground M AN CH ESTER - Three 647-9343 649-3177 Waakands). until the year 2000 oven/ronge, dis­ a pleasure In the den. room, finished base­ pool, deck, lovely yard. bedroom duplex on medic^ and dental insur­ hwasher, hood, dispo­ Like to tinker plenty of ment, convenlentto Rt. Please call: ance. Experience neces­ (Based on 8% fixed MUCH MDREII quiet dead end street. rate, no points, no pre­ sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full room In the 3 car 384..Go tor It now! $725 plus utilities and Director of Staff sary. Hourly rate $6-$15 baths, wosher/dryer garage. Paula Mede- Anne Miller Real Est­ STRAND REAL Dovolopmoat "LET’S TALK” payment penalty) and security. No pets! 643- RN an hour. Opportunity for builder will consider hookups, cedar siding, rlos. Sentry Real Est- ate, 647-8000.D ESTATE 9AM-3PM Moatlay-Frlday wall-to-wall carpeting, 0089.______-rtWCUU* TRUCK advancement in fast About Strano's success in selling and how trade of your property ote, 643-4060.0______GQOD Gravy..Newer du­ 395 North Main SL Crostflold . tiled foyer, oak kitchen MANCHESTER - Imme­ you can be a part of it! As always, we keep toward this new 3050 M ANCHESTER - Very plex tor $189,900 ! 4 plus SUPERVISOR Convaloscoat Home, growing company. Call cabinets, two-zone gas Manchester, CT diate occupancy. Effi­ A. Zacchio at Ehrlich In­ selling houses, and with our soon-to-start sq.ft, breathtaking well maintained home 4 room townhouse style ciency, heat, hot water CLEARANCE SALE!! heat, slider to deck and Manchestor, CT Contemporary, 4 brs, 2 with newly expanded 2 family with all the 647-"SDLD” From 3 to 11PM 643-5151. teriors, 522-5555. Training Program you can be a part of the 2-car garage. Owners and appliances. Secur­ full baths, 2 half baths, will hold a second deck. $214,900. Large comforts of your own ity required. No pets! Work Monday through Friday, no successful Strano's Sales Team. Conscien­ Jacuzzi and 3 car gar­ yard great for playing home plus Income! 646- 2970.______age. Philips Real Est- mortgage of $32,900 at or gardening. This 10 I CONDOMINIUMS A # 1 FULL SIZE 1989 CHEVROLET weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For tious, dependable, energetic, full time sales 8% with no principal or Owner will help with M AN CH ESTER - Imme­ associates will feel right at home! For confi­ qte, 742-14W.O______room sprawling Ranch financing. Getyourtax I FOR SALE more information please call — Interest payment due has In-law potential. diate occupancy. dential interview.....don't delay — call today! CONVENIENTLY lo- for 7 years. These are advantages now! Anne Large 4 rooms, heat, H U PICK-UPS ON SALE... cated spilt - lots of Yoyo Carroll, Sentry Miller Real Estate, 647- NORTHFIELD Green - hot water and applian­ living room in this 3 beautiful single family Real Estate, 643-4060.□ Director of Staff Development homes, not condomini­ 8000.O Right oft 384 only min­ ces. Security required. MUNSONS Frank Strano bedroom home - at­ ums; and there are, of utes to Hartford It you No pets! 646-2970. H o tractive floor plan, own this lovely 5'/a rm CRESTFIELD STRAND REAL ESTATE course, no association NEWER 3 bedroom du­ hdwd floors, large deck tees. Call today for MANCHESTER $ 16 9 ,9D0 Town house that otters 4X4’s & 4X2’s We have the following positions available at our and much more. 3 bed rm's, living room plex, appliances, wall- CONVALESCENT HOME main Factory Store location on Route 6 in Bolton, 647-"SDLD” RE/MAX East of the complete details on to-wall carpet, aulef these magnificent and with dining area and a C T. Call 647-8639 for an appointment. River, 647-1419. Ask for kitchen and family rm, street. No pets. $750 643-5151 It's What We Do Best! Ron Fournier, also 649- beautiful homes at plus utilities. Plus se­ — Full time days: Retail Sales $167,900 with this very, 2'/j baths, car port, LOW, LOW PRICES tennis, swimming, also curity. Available Sep- 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Mon.-Fri. very special financing. fember 1st. 649-1092. Includes employee benefits. uooper oppor- a treed yard. All for 1 tunltyl You can't beat This Is an excellent Part time evenings and weekends: Retail Sales opportunity for first- $166,9(X). U & R Realty, 454 Main Street - Three CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES the new price of this 7 643-2692.0______room apartment. $500 4X2'S Immediate openings on 7am-3pm and Approx. 20 hours per week, to be arranged rm Ansaldl Colonial. time buyers and inves­ plus utilities, no pets. FROM 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM, Mon.-Fri. and Reset at $219,900 for an tors. Owner will con­ SWEET Dreams! You'll 3pm-11 pm and 11 pm-7am shifts. Full or part BUDGET AND COST sider rent with option. rest easy In this de­ Security. 646-2426.9am- 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sat. or Sun. Immediate sale this 5pm weekdays.______time positions. Rothman & Rothman, lightful 4 rm Condo at FACTORY REBATES FROM — Warehouse/delivery person; Full time or part home otters 3 bdrms, BDLTQN - Furnished I ’/i baths, 1st tl laundry 646-4144.0 Beacon Hill In Man­ n o ,895 time with flexible hours. Every other weekend required ACCOUNTING MANAGER chester. 2 bdrms, ce­ Ranch, quiet lake and family room, o front. September to #2084 $625 to $795 •Ask about our child care reimbursement A challenging position is available in our fi­ summer porch, eat-ln ramic bath, plus carpet, deluxe window June lease. 2 bed­ •Non-benefits rate of pay program nancial sen/ices department. For the suc­ kitchen, storage house rooms, wosher/dryer, Part Time plus a 2-car garage. treatments, fully ap- -PLUS- Will Train cessful candidate with a B.S. degree, micro­ pllanced kitchen, 2 dish washer, 2 working 4X4'$ FROM ASSISTANT Private treed yard. adults preferred. No Please call: Director of Staff Development, computer experience, and excellent com­ Martin School 1 Call NO parking spaces, swim­ YOUR CHOICE OF: WAREHOUSE PERSON ming, tennis and more' pets! 2 months secur­ Crestfleld Convalescent Home of Manchester munication skills. Position requires a broad quick I Jackson & Jack- ity. $650 plus oil and CHAR-BROIL GAS GRILL son Real Estate, 647- Priced at $99,5(». Jack Qg 643-5151. United Cable TV has an opportunity available for an perspective of health care management and DOWN son & Jackson Rea utilities. 643-9382 or 646- n4,095 8400.n______8014 STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPENER OR Assistant Warehouse person to work Monday-Friday, minimum three years hospital experience. 9PEN H9USE SUNDAY — 1:DD-4:DD Estate, 647-8400.D #2079 ’ 7:30am-11:30am. BOLTON - Beautiful Gdr- PAYMENT? M AN CH ESTER - Dccu- HOMELITE 16'' CHAINSAW This petition has direct responsibility for the rlson Colonial located 64 BRYAN DRIVE pancy September 1st. Prices Include Rebates This individual will be responsible for cleaning, on cul-de-sac. Three O O N T DO A TH IN G , J U S T MOVE R IG H T IN to (hi* 7 room, 3 ■ BUSINESS N«w Tkni SufrtMriiwr 2, IM B Operating and Capital budgeting functions: Four rooms, 1st floor, the purchase of any In stock truck SECRETARY/ testing, packing. Issuing converters and keeping years old, 3 carpeted $134,900 bedroom, Raised Ranch In mint condition. ThI* home hae been PROPERTY heat, hot wafer and with records of all daily transactions. To qualify you must be Cost Accounting: as well as involvement in bedrooms plus play Immaculately maintained inilde and out and (eaturee brightly, Ow ner will assist sunlit kitchen with dining area, spacloue living room with wood appliances. No pets! a high school graduate and have the ability to lift 70 other financial management sectors. For room, 3 baths with NEW Price - Gracious Security reaulred. 646- receptionist lacuzzi, tile In kitchen qualified buyer stove, master bedroom with lull bath, newer carpeting over oak pounds. llooring throughout. Lower level tamlly room or olllce, 2 cer facilities on Main 2970. Hours: Mon- Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 Permanent part time position which could lead to full consideration please forward resume and and bath, hardwood with down pay­ Street. Did charm with Interested candidates should pick up an application salary requirements to: floors, alarm system, garage end grounds that are sure to Impreei youl HOSTESS: time. Responsible energetic individual being sought ment financing on Denise Reals natural woodwork ■ CONDOMINIUMS at our Bolton Dffice. fenced yard, applian­ completely redone and for computer brokering/sales office. Position requires ces, central vac, 2,600 this six room Colo­ DIR ECTIO NS: Darning Street to McIntosh Drive to letl on (FOR RENT Human Resources Baldwin Road to right on Bryan Drive. Immaculate. See how excellent telephone, typing, PC and organizational UNITED CABLE plus sq.ft. Exterior nial located in this space and room to Rockville General Hospital clapboard and brick. Manchester. grow or rental Income VERNDN - Dne bedroom CARTER CHEVROLET skills. Multi-mate a plus. Ability to prioritize an TELEVISION Full deck and lands­ can help your profit condo with air, pool unpredictable work flow in a fast paced environment. 200 Boston Turnpike 31 Union Street caped yard, walk out D. F. REAL^ INC. and loss. Call tor Stan ond garage. Available 1229 Main Street Manchester, CT 646-6464 MM. ISTATI Pleasant professional working conditions in a Bolton, CT 06040 finished basement, 2 Call or Barbara, RE/MAX August 15th, $580 per Rockviile, CT 06066 car garage with open­ 175 Main 8L Minchaitar month. Please call 647- ______(1-84 EAST TO 384, EXIT 3) non-smoking Glastonbury office. Please call 633-3393. An Equal Dpportunity Employer M/F/H/V East of the River, 647- ^ G E M/F/H/V ers. $272,000. Call Gerry 8464B2S 1419, also 643-0844.D 9254 at 644-8332. 646-2796 80 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug 25, 1989 TAB TAB I CARS CARS CARS I CARS ITRUCK8/VAN8 IAUT08F0R BALES SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE IF0R8ALE RENT/LEA8E BOLTON - Glgantlcl 198 MANCHESTER - Shal- BUICK 1984 Skylark, ex­ You'll never know the COMET 1972 - Two door, OLDSMOBILE Cutlass FORD F250 1977 - Rebuilt Hebron Road, August lowbrook Lane, Satur­ cellent condition. Supreme 1978 - Six cy­ 400, runs good, needs power of Classified until 25th and 26th. 9am- day, August 26th, 39,000 miles, new tires, auto transmission, some work. $1700 or you use It yourself. Call CLYDE 70K. $400.00. Ford 1978 linder, automatic, 18K, 1pm. Desks, crib, 10am-5pm. Antlaues, $4,200. 649-5546. $400. 646-0454.______best otter. 742-9549. 643-2711 today to place an furniture, clothes, toys CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. LTD 11 - four door, auto playpens, strollers, JAGUAR VNDT-PL 1984, od. wicker back swivel bar and everything. R O U TE 83, V E R N O N transmission, power DODGE Coronet 1975 - Doe skin leather, fur brakes and power Needs minor repair. stools, dish washer, MANCHESTER - 130 El- 84 C u tliM Coupe *5895 fSnCAMPER8/ rugs, mint condition, steering, sun root, air Gold. First $250 takes new wood stove, drldge Street, Satur­ 84 Buick Century Wag *5 9 9 5 |9^TRAILER8 AUTO low mileage. 236-2488. conditioning. Nlcecon- It. 649-8527. wicker light fixtures, day and Sunday, 85 Reliant 4 Door M99S dishes, basket, many August 26th, 27th, 9am- TOYOTA 1982 Corolla SR- dltlon. $800.00.646-5241. DATSUN 310 1982 - Two MINI-Motorhome 1987, RENTAL 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *9995 5. 75K, new tires, Between 12pm-7pm. toys. Free coffee. 4pm. Gas stove and 85 Buick Someraet 2 Dr. *7295 door hatchback, 4- 21'/2 ft., 9,500 miles. I clutch, battery, radia­ speed. Good condition, 643-0129 114 Cambridge Street - other Items. 85 Delta 88 2 Door *9995 TOYOTA Corona 1975 - know this Is In absolute tor, front brakes, en­ Runs good but needs with sun root, A M /FM perfect condition. Friday and Saturday, MANCHESTER - 11 Fos­ 88 Bonneville 4 Door *6995 gine and body excel­ R e a s o n a b le miscellaneous Items. some body work. $150. cosette. $1800. 62,800 $24,500. 649-6198. ter Street, Saturday, 88 Century Wegon *7495 lent. $2,500 or best 646-3013.______miles. 644-6870.______COVENTRY - Route 31, August 26th, 10am- 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7495 offer. 643-6632.______HONDA Civic Wagon 1981 North of Daley Road 4pm. Miscellaneous. 88 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6195 CHEVIE Comoro 1985 - FIREBIRD Convertible V-6, tuned-port Iniec- - Good condition. $650 ICAR8 I CARR lunctlon. August 26th MANCHESTER - 12 88 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 1968 - New motor, top, and 27th, 9am-5pm. An- tlon, 5 speed, air, or best otter. 647-1260 FOR RALE FOR RALE Green Road, corner of 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7195 tires, etcetera. Best evenings. tloues, toys, hardware, Horlond, Saturday, Au­ power steering and 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8795 offer over $3200. 647- brakes. A M /FM . 82K. electrical and much gust 26th, 9am-4pm. 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *13795 8844 gfer 6pm.______more. Three house- 646-9826. Multi-family house­ 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 Hundreds of readers turn holds. Roln or shine. hold, tires, children, 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6995 maternity clothing and to Classified every day BOLTON -80 Volpl Road, searching for some par­ OPEL Manta 1973 - Good Saturday, August 26th, toys. running condition. 872-9111 ticular Item. Will your ad $300. 646-1768. 8am-4pm. Household MANCHESTER - 66 Val­ be there? 643-2711. Items, furniture. Name ley Street, Saturday, your price. August 26th, 9am-3pm. CHORCHES MANCHESTER - 67 Pil­ Two families. House­ grim Lane, Saturday, hold and baby Items (iiKY.si.KK OadgE Dodge Truchs August 26th, 8om- and onyx backgam­ 12pm. mon set. 10 2 wheel & 4 wheel drive models I CARS CARS at similar savings to choose from. FOR SALE FOR SALE •V-8 Fuel Injected •4 Speed Automatic SCHALLER •Heavy Duty Pkg. ACURA QUALITY CARTER •6x9 Mirrors PRE-OWNED AUTOS CHEVROLET — GEO PRE-OWNED HONDA S3 N ltu n Stanza *2996 1229 M a in St., M anchester •Rear Step Bumper Bright 6 8pd.. A/C U S E D CARS •Transmission Oil Cooler 83 Ford Eacorl 1 3 2 8 6 1988 HONDA PRELUDE 4 Wheel Dnve steering S7 Buick LeSabre EH Wag. *1 4 9 9 5 S Spd.. Starao •11.796 •Maximum Engine Cooling Chorches List ’ 1 5 1 6 2 83 Pontiac 8000 LE »Z996 85 Chav Citation 4 Door * 4.295 1986 HONDA ACCORD Hatchback 4,923 VO. Auto. Loadod 85 C h ^ Calabrtty Sta Wag * 6,995 » 7 9 9 5 •AM/FM Stereo 84 Chdv Caprico Claaate *4006 54 Chav CavaJIar H/B Cpa * 3.495 1986 HONDA ACCORD 4 Door .,942 •30 Gallon Fuel Tank Discount ’ 3 3 0 0 V8. Loadod 88*4 Ford Eacort LX 2 Or * 8.595 * 7 9 9 5 82 Toy Tarcol SR-8 *2605 86 Chav Camaro Cpa * 6,996 •Intermittant Wipers 8 8pd., Storoo 1986 HONDA CIVIC Hatchback .2004 MFC Rebate 85 Eacort S/W *2905 88 Chav Baratta Cpa ■ 9.495 * 5 9 9 5 •Cloth Seats/Carpets ’ 1000 87 Chav Nova 4 Or * 5.295 5 8pd., Storoo 1985 HONDA ACCORD Hatchback .2049 •Full Size Spare 83 Honda Accord LX *5305 88 BukA RagN Somaraal 2 Or * 5.796 * 6 9 9 5 Your Price 4 Or.. Auto, A/C 88 Ply Sundanoa 2 Or * 7.495 •Much More 1988 HONDA ACCORD .2058 83 Marcury Cougar *4905 86 Chav Chavatta 2 Dr * 3.695 Hatchback * 8 9 9 5 V86. Loadad 84 Camaro Cpa Barllnatta * 5.795 STK #9103 ONLY n 0 8 6 2 * 87 Jaap Wranglar *8905 1986 HONDA ACCORD LX 4 Door .2074 5 8pd.. V-O. Soft Top 69 Chav Calabrity 4 Ooor •12.495 * 74 95 85 Buick Cantury *4996 67 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr * 6,296 Auto. A ^ TRUCKS financing on Rebates up to 83 Honda Accord LX *4396 88 Ford Bronco II 4x4 XLT • 9.595 5 Spd.. A/C 67 Char Aalro CL Paaa Van • 9.996 BRCK-TO'SCHOOl selected 83 O idt Clara »ao9 8 OO ’2000 on VB. Auto. A/C 85 Ford F250 4x4 Pickup • 9.796 m odels ' selected modeis 88 NIaaan Santra *1995 69 Chav $-10 4x4 Blazar •16.495 D% ^ 6 Spd.. Starao 86 Pty Voyagar Paaa Wg. • 7.795 PRE-OWNED CARS PRICED ‘ Rebate In lieu of apeolel APR Tex & Plaite Xtre S«t« Ends S'S-80 88 0<^ga Rldar 4x4 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM •10.450 86 Chav C20 Pick up • 7.195 MS CENTER ST., MANCHESTER B ELO W 547*7«7 646-6464 *5000 PRE OWNED SPECIALS 1984 SUBARU WAGON 4 ooor g l .1902 4995 87 PLY 86 NISSAN Vz 87 JEEP BOB RILEY 1984 NISSAN SENTRA WAGON 4 Door .1997 4 4 9 5 CARDINAL 1983 NISSAN SENTRA WAGON 4 Door .2056 CARAVELLE SE TON P/U CHEROKEE 4x4 OLDSMOBILE 2 7 9 5 Turbo, Auto, Air, CrulM, 5 Speed, V e^ Low Mllaa, Auto, Air, Pioneer Pkg, Xtra Tilt, Split S«att, Qraat Car. Nice. BUICK, INC. 259 Adams St, Mandi. 1985 PLYMOUTH TURISMO Hatchback .1857 Xtra Clean. 1988 Dodge Dakota PAJ <8980 4 2 9 5 LIST *7677 LIST *5195 LIST *12235 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 1985 FORD MUSTANG COUPE 1988 Buick Cantury $11990 649-1749 .,994 4 4 9 5 SALE ’ 6 9 9 5 1988 Chev S-10 P/U $8490 SALE’ 4 6 7 7 SALE’ 1 1 3 9 5 1988 Chev S-10 Exi Cab $8290 New 1989 1985 PONTIAC FIERO COUPE .2019 4 4 9 5 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. *9480 1986 DODGE COLT 1988 LeSabte LTD Cpe. $8980 Cutlass Ciera Hatchback , 3 4 9 5 88 CMC 8 6 DODGE % 1988 Olds Calais $8980 8 6 OLDS DELTA 1988 Chev Monte Carlo $8496 4 Dr. Sedan 1985 TOYOTA TERCEL "Special Price"...... 2 9 9 5 TON P/U 1988 Toyota Camry $9180 TON P/U stock #9410 Long bad. V-& Air, Auto, Long bad, 360 v-8. Auto, ROYALE 1988 Buick Electra 380 $10250 1980 FORD MUSTANG Special Price" ...... TIIL Int Wiper*. AC 4 Seasoa 2 4 9 5 CrulMi Tilt, Caaa, P. Windows. Air, Cruise, Tilt, P. Window. v-6, Auto, Air, P. Windows, 1908 El Camino loaded $7900 Locks, Seat, Low Milas. Dhf. Bench Seel, rear Defoggar, Locks. SLE Pkg. Locks, 2 tone paint. 1985 Buick Riviera $9890 LIST *8995 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev $8995 P18iy75R14 WW TIree, ^5 Liter MAI^«€STByHONCA LIST *11740 LIST *9695 1985 Buick Regal Cpe. $8880 EFI L4 (Tech IV), AT, Composite 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 Halogen HeatSampe, Bumper SALE ’ 1 0 ,6 5 7 SALE ’ 8 6 9 5 SALE’ 7 4 9 5 1984 ddsmobila Firenze $4990 Molding From 5 Rear, PB Front 24 ADAMS ST. 1984 Mercury Cougar $5990 Disc Rear Drum. Body Side 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 Mowing, Front Wheel Drive, MANCHESTER, CT 06040 81 Adam s St. Fleer Side Mirror. 80 Oakland St., Manchester 646-3515 Manchester 649-4571 *11,999* Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791

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WILE MOTORS IS OVERSTOCKED!! HOURS HOURS WE mUST LIQUIDATE 29 CARS BV THE ONLY ONLY 1 2 FRIDAY-4 PM.-8 PM. 12 CLOSE OF BUSIHQSS THIS SATURDAV FRIDAY-4 PM.-8 PM. SATURDAY-9 AM.-5 PM. Wile Motors Has Leased A Local Because Of Our Lack Of Room The SATURDAY-9 AM.-5 PM. August 25th & 26th Stockyard Just 400 Yards From Our STOCKYARD SALE Will Be Held At August 25th & 26th Showroom. That Location

’ 'FINANCING AVAILABLE 29 CARS AT SACRIFICE PRICES EXTRA FINANCE PERSONNEL WILL BE ON HAND FOR THIS SALE SAVE THOUSANDS ON SPECIAL PURCHASE AND TOP QUALITY USED CARS

' EXTRAORDINARV SAVINGS

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86 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham D'Elegance 89 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME . Leather interior, extra sharp 3 TO CHOOSE FROM, A,C, Auto., AM/FM, Loaded n .— ______BOOKBOOK VALUE *12,700 NEW CAft *15,541 I liquidation PRICE " L I Q i n p A ~T I O N P R r ^ E |

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ROUTE 66 WATCH FOR SIGNS 10.550 CALL 423-7746 FOR DIRECTIONS 10.550 . 84 OLDS CIERA CUSTOM 86 CADILLAC SEUIUE CRUISER WGli. car WILE V6, Auto . Nicely equipped 1 ^ , , i - ( BOOK VALUE 14,800 BOOK VALUE ’4,250 I V - m O TO R S LIQUIDATION PRICE LIQUIDATION PRICE ROUTE 6 6 COLUMBIA 3.450 *12.250 a23-77a6