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Rain tonight Manchester, Conn. and Saturday Friday, Sept. 14, 1984 — See page 2 Single copy: 25 Retail sales, wholesale prices fall The peaks are past, and figures indicate an economic decline Bv Denis G. Gulino Falling wholesale prices and retail Most analysts seem to agree the pace United Press International than expected by leading analysts who sales are more typical of an economic is stowed to something around 4 did not anticipate an outright decline. decline than a continuing expansion. percent to 5 percent, from the second Wholesale prices last went down in WASHINGTON — The nation's retail The falling sales have not been quarter's 7.6 percent. The first quarter November, by the same 0.1 percent. sales dropped 0.8 percent in August reflected in reports on borrowing. sprinted at a spectacular 10.1 percent But price, increases have been after plummeting 2 percent in July, the Earlier in the week the Federal growth rate. extremely moderate this year. In three Commerce Department said today, a Reserve reported American consu But the weak sales figures seem to months, April through June, the index dramatic setback from the sales mers added $7.1 billion to their confir'm the peaks are past, even if a did not change at all. ■ strength in the first half of the year. outstanding installment credit in July, boom in business spending continues. The Produce Price Index was 291.8, eg Sales in August were worth $106.2 the third highest total on record. The decline in wholesale prices equivalent to a cost of $2,918 for goods billion, $900 million less than July after Retail sales make up an important showed that both food and fuel got less that cost business $1,000 in 1967. seasonal adjustment. part of consumer spending, a major expensive in August, the Labor Depart The index, measuring changes in the The biggest surprise in the report driving force of the economy. But sales ment said. prices of nearly 3,400 categories of was the huge downward revision in alone do not directly reflect how the The government’s Producer Price goods from automobiles to animal feed, July’s figures, originally reported to be economy is growing, since they can be Index is running at a moderate 2.4 does not directly reflect prices paid by a 0.9 percent decline. declining while production increases. percent annual rate for the first eight consumers. During August, auto sales fell 4 In July factory production went up months of the year. But the wholesale trends eventually percent: food stores reported a 1.7 0.9 percent even as retail sales dropped Food prices dropped 0.1 percent, a show up at the retail level. percent decline: clothing stores were 2 percent. sharp turnaround from the strong 1.4 July’s big jump in food prices raised off 3 percent: department stores sales But seldom does production keep percent increase in July. fears a long-predicted meat shortage fell 1.3 percent. growing for long if sales keep declining. Energy prices dropped 2.5 percent, had finally arrived. But then it It was the first back-to-back declines Next week government economists more than in July. disappeared almost as fast. Consumers since February and March. take the existing economic data for Gasoline prices fell 4.2 percent and apparently balked at paying higher In a separate report today, the Labor July and August and add an estimate fuel oil prices went down an even pork prices, according to one depart Department said wholesale prices for September, to project how fast the sharper 4.6 percent. Natural gas costs ment analyst. dropped 0.1 percent in August, the first broadest economic indicator of all, the were up 1.7 percent. “ The big moves in food are behind decline since November. gross national product, is growing. The month’s price report was better us,’ ’ economist Donald Ratajczaksaid. GM, UAW Smoking dispute down to wire ieads to Bv Sarah E. Hall in bargaining Herald Reporter Because the town administration and two municipal workers’ unions continue to disagree over a hew By Mlchellne Maynard smoking policy in town offices, the state agent United Press International handling the dispute has ordered a formal hearing before the Board of Labor Relations. DETROIT — General Motors Corp. and the United Chief labor board agent Jack Kingston said today Auto Workers opened their final hours of bargaining that Kenneth Hampton, the assistant agent oversee today with GM’s chief bargainer under orders from ing the case, has set the hearing for Nov. 26. Kingston Chairman Roger Smith to avoid a midnight strike. said he and his staff have failed to resolve complaints The first order of business was a new economic by the Manchester police and town hall workers’ proposal covering wages and benefits made by the unions over the the new smoking rules. company Thursday, but sources indicated a great “ We really haven’t been able to agree on much of deal of work remained on the job security proposal anything,” Assistant General Manager Steven made by GM earlier in the week. The plan, however, Werbner said this morning. He said the town may call fails to cover a number of union goals. upon health experts to testify at the hearing because A source described as a "ranking UAW official’’ the unions refused to agree that cigarettes are told the Detroit Free Press the economic offer, while harmful to the smoker and others who inhale the not ideal, is one that “ could lead to a settlement.” fumes. The current contract covering 350,000 workers Whether smoking has been prohibited in certain expires at midnight, and local leaders across the offices in the past is also a matter of dispute, Werbner country said their members were ready to man said. picket lines. Only six GM plants will be Operating on Shortly after General Manager Robert B Weiss overtime shifts this weekend, so the effect of a posted*the new smoking policy in June, town unions walkout initially would be limited. protested that it amounted to a -change in working The union still has the option of asking that the conditions and should have been negotiated. The new UPI photo current pact be extended and could decide to do so if rules prohibit .smoking in town offices by Jan. Land it appears a settlement is close when the deadline Owen Bieber (left), president of the GM continue to bargain to avoid state that workers who smoke at their desks in the comes. There has been no official word from either United Auto Workers, greets union passing tonight’s strike deadline of meantime must use air purifiers. Only coffee rooms side since late Wednesday. and other designated areas are exempt from the ban U PI learned that Smith held a rare meeting members as he enters General Motors midnight. In the past, Edward Tighe, president of the Thursday with UAW President Owen Bieber. headquarters in Detroit. The UAW and Manchester Police Union, has complained that the According to a company source, the meeting town “ rammed the policy down our throats ” and then culminated with Smith telling his chief bargainer, attempted to discuss the union’s chief priority — job t^ried to “ muddy the waters ” by citing data on health “ We don’t want a strike — take care of it." However, the first set of talks between GM hnd the hazards linked to smoking Neither he nor Robert security — but "R oger kept him to it” (the wage union in 1982 broke off and the deal was not part of the The meeting between the GM chairman and the offer.) Fuller of the Municipal Employee’s Union were 'U A W president occured with just over a day ultimate concessions agreement. available for comment this morning Another discussion at the meeting involved cost of Earlier Thursday, union officials said privately remaining before the UAW contract expired, and living allowances, which the union wants increased Both bargaining groups are affiliates of the marked Smith’s first known participation in this they were discouraged at the sluggish pace the talks American Federation of State, County and Municipal in the current contract, the source said. were taking. year’s negotiations. Smith left the meeting — presumably held at the Employees. It followed presentation earlier Thursday to the At the same thne, an industry official close to the Already, thfi issue has been the siibjtjct of an GM headquarters building — and proceeded to a talks ratedthe odds of a walkout at 50-50, saying too union of a long-awaited GM offer covering wages waiting helicopter, the source said. As he was informal hearing and a fact-finding se.ssion At this and benefits. much remained to be done on the union’s goals. point, “ The issue must be adjudicated .. It’s not getting on board, the GM chairman turned to Warren Asked by a worker how the talks are proceeding, A concessions contract covering 350,000 hourly and said, “ We don^t want a strike — take care of it.” something -we can recommend for dismissal ’’ workers expires at midnight and veteran industry Bieber responded: “ It’s slow.” Kingston said. A GM spokesman said he did, not know if the One union source said the GM offer included wage officials were offering 50-50 odds the union woulcl call meeting had taken place, but' maintained “ it its first major strike in eight years. inpreases of about 2.1 percent. A source close to the ^puldii’t be that unusual.” “There was no comment company estimated GM could afford pay raises of Bargainers went home late in the evening and frontrthe UAW. about 4.5 percent or $700 million in the first year of a ' planned to gather again in the morning to continue While Smith is not known to have-taken part in this Inside Today* discussions on GM ’s economic offer and launch the labor contract. year’s talks, the GM chairman played a major role The UAW is seeking “ substantial" wage and final push toward the deadline. in 1982 concessions- talks when he secretly agreed A d vice ...... 14 L o tte ry ...... 2 benefit increases for.workers who agreed to pay A rto to w n s ...... 10 Obituaries ...... According to a company source. Smith met with with then-UAW President Douglas Fraser that 10 Bieber and GM Vice President Alfred Warren to freezes in 1982. Since then, GM has posted record B in g o ...... 2 O pin io n ...... concessions gained from workers would be passed Classified...... lt-20 Peopistalk...... discuss the wage offer. The source said Bieber.^- profits of $3.7,billion in 1983 and has made $3.2 bil lion 2 on to car buyers as rebates. so far this year. Comics ...... 6 S p o rts ...... 15*18 Entertainment...... 12 Te le v is io n ...... a Henry Ryba, Bolton first selectman, dies at 54 BOLTON — First Selectman his first term in 1977 after serving and I both had the same goals. If he “ He was more willing at times to Henry P. Ryba, Bolton’s top board. Administrative Assistant for eight years as town recreation and I had any differences, it was say, .‘let’s get some things done’ elected official for seven years, Karen Levine said this morning director. over the method.” rather than foilow the letteL of the djed Thursday afternoon at Man that she was still waiting for word Although he had' not attended “ I guess .we understood Monday law,” Shepherd said. Shepherd chester Memorial Hospital after a from the town attorney. any board meetings since early that he was in a bad way,” Cheney said that philosophy differed from long illness. He was 54. June, Ryba remained first select said. y— his own, which was to stick closely But she and Cheney said they man and kept a hand in the board’s understand that the Town Charter “ Bolton has lost probably the one Cheney and formbr Selectman to procedures outlined in the Town affairs. The first selectman is the defers to state iaw, which indicates person who had more concern for Ernest A. Shepherd both cited the Charter. I chief administrative officer of the the town than anybody I know,” development of Indian Notch Park “ He was a very practicai per that the board may appoint a first town. selectman from among its remain \ fellow Democrat and former Se and the institution of townwide son,” Shepherd said ‘Because of “ He was such a decent guy,” ing members and then appoint a lectman Aloysius J. Ahearn said garbage pickup as major achieve this many things got done.” In Democrat to fill the vacant seat. ^Thu rsday night. “ He’ll be impossi Aheam said. “ He was like a ments of the board under Ryba’s addition to crediting Ryba with diamond in the rough. If anybody ble to replace.” leadership. Indian Notch Park, the hiring of Residents may also petition for a called him about something, that the town’s first full-time adminis special election. Levine wondered The Bolton public schools and all became his personal problem.” Shepherd served with Ryba for trative assistant, and refuse if they would bother, because town offices will be closed Monday. Deputy First Selectman Douglas one term and was the only pickup. Shepherd said town roads regular town elections arc in May. The funeral is scheduled for 9:30 T. Cheney, a Republican, has been Republican on the five-member are kept in better condition than Ryba was born in Hartford and a.m. from the John F. Tierney presiding at board meetings and board at the time. they used to be. lived for 25 years in Bolton. At the Funeral Home in Manchester. making administrative decisions “ He never excluded me,” She “ He’s a loss to us,” Shepherd time of his death, he was a When he died, Ryba was in the in Ryba’s absence. pherd said. He said that Ryba was said. construction superintendent for second year of his fourth two-year " I thought he was an effective not partisan but had a strong sense Town officials were unsure to AC and S in Wethersfield, a term as first selectman.' He ran for leader,” Cheney said today. “ He of how government should work. HENRY P. RYBA day how to fill Ryba’s seat on the nationwide insulation contractor. A . - got things done t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 14, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friduy. Sept 14. 1984 .1 P e o p le t a lk Weather M anchester Penny faults officials, In Brim Today’s forecast not cops, on Fourth bill It’s a bargain palace Michener the feminist Connecticut, MassachusetU and Rhode Island: Mostly cloudy Marlow asks for variance By Sarah Passell ment had given town administrators an Ex-empress Farah Dlbah is selling a 12-room James Michener, the best-selling author of with a chance of showers today. and Alex GIrelli $8,000 labor estimate before the event, Georgian mansion in the Berkshires, where she such novels as “ Hawaii,” “ Space,” and “ Centen Main street landlord George Marlow has asked Highs in 70s. Rain tonight and Herald Reporters Tighe said. lived with her four children after the death of her nial,” on Wednesday proclaimed himself one of the Housing C!ode Enforcement Committee (or a Saturday. Lows tonight from the In fact, the cost of overtime pay for 50 husband, the deposed Shah of Iran Mohammed the original feminists and urged women to variance that would let him rent apartments Town Director Stephen Penny said today officers came to $7,863. the Directors Reza Pahlavi. become writers. During a conference sponsored m id 40s to mid 50s. Cool Saturday 0 ^ without making all of the changes the town has that his criticism this week about the cost of learned Tuesday. Harsch Realty of Williamstown, Mass, put the by the Governor's Commission for Women in with highs 60 to 65. — ordered, Health Director Ronald Kraatz said the Independence Day Celebration was Tighe .said Penny and Fogarty should property on the market this week for $435,000 Austin, Texas, he said: “ I was inherently a Maine: Variable cloudiness Thursday. because the former empress and her younger with a chance of showers today. Kraatz said Marlow wants more time to do aimed at the town and police administra have known that the police contract gives women’s libber always.” an officer who must work on a holiday two children recently moved to Connecticut. The Highs in 60s to mid 70s. F air electrical work cited in a lengthy housing code tions and not at the police union. Police union President Edward Tighe hours off for every hour he works, in 4.3-acre estate is on the edge of the Williams Michener is living in the state capital while north and increasing clouds enforcement order delivered to him earlier this said Thursday that Penny will not gel any addition to time and a half in wages. College golf course, surrounded by a high fence. writing a historical novel about Texas. One of his elsewhere tonight with a chance summer. In addition, the landlord is asking the more union endorsements for office in light Tighe said the town could save it.self the The family bought it in 1979 for $225,000 when biggest problems as an author, he told the 500 of rain by morning over extreme commitee to give him permission to rent units the shah’s eldest son. Prince Reza Pahlavi, that are not as large as the code specifies, lack of his complaints about the cost of police compensatory lime if it scheduled future women attending, was avoiding sexist language. southwest portions. Lows from attended the college. The prince now resides in "The whole structure of language today is sexist. private bathrooms or do not have kitchens than coverage during the July 4th celebration at celebrations on July 3 or July 5. when the upper 30s north to the mid 50s Morocco, where he hopes to launch his All the virtues are masculine and all the comply with set standards. Manchester Community College. officers working extra duty would earn south. Partly sunny north rain restoration to the Peacock Throne. His father pejoratives are feminine.” Kraatz said that although some of Marlow's "H e ’ll never get our support again," overtime pay but not double time off. died of cancer in 1980. All Reza Pahlavi, the likely southwest sections and a requests are reasonable, he does not know if the Tighe said of Penny. "He made the Tighe said the department does not shah's second-eldest son, graduated in May from chance of rain elsewhere Satur enforcement committee will grant a blanket department look bad." expect to recommend such a large the Mt. Greylock Regional High School in day. Highs near 60. variance. He said the panel will hold a hearing to. Clarifying the comments he made at a contingent of officers if the celebration is \Villiamstown. New Hampshire: Becoming Cloudy with a chance of ahowen consider Marlow's request within a month, Board of Directors’ meeting Tuesday. repeated next year. partly sunny after a chance of though no date has been set. Penny said today he does not fault the police "They did go overboard,” Tighe said. An endangered species morning showers. Highs in the Today: Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. High union. He said he faults the administration “ They could cut it down next year.” Chief mid 60s to mid 70s. Increasing temperature 75 to 80. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph becoming for not giving the citizens’ committee that Robert D. Lannan furnished the directors Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas says he may have clouds tonight with a chance of northwest. Tonight: An 80 percent chance of rain. Lows 50 to 55. ran the celebration a true picture of the cost with a report that projected a 25-30-percent No bottom line blues gained a special place in the history books this rain by morning over extreme Northeast winds around 10 mph. Saturday: An 80 percent chance of of police, service, including the cost of reduction in cost to the town if the event is year. "You all don't realize the distinction I south portions. Lows in the 40s to rain. Cool with highs around 60. Today's weather picture was drawn MMH appoints Daugherty compensatory time off for policemen who held again next year. The landmark Blue Room supper club, a . have,” Bentsen told reporters in Washington worked on the holiday. When police first heard rumblings of mid 50s. Rain likely south and by Tammy Hood, 10, who lives on Wells Street. Elizabeth Daugherty has been appointed sprightly if unprofitable survivor of radio's Wednesday. "I'm probably the last surviving And, Penny said, the administration unhppiness about the cost from the chance of rain elsewhere Satur associate director of Nursing Services at golden age, has reopened in New Orleans after a Anglo-Saxon male who will have been considered added insult to injury by reporting to the administration in July, several officers said day. Highs near 60. Manchester Memorial Hospital, director Sandra three-week renovation. The owners of the for the vice presidency in this century.” directors after the celebration that the total |)rivately that they stuck to their demand Vermont: Sunny intervals four-hotel Fairmont chain say they hope the K. Muller announced this week. cost to the town would be only $3,674. That for the full Compensation called for in the Herald photo by Pmlo north, mostly cloudy with a facelift will attract a fresh crowd of admirers. Bentsen was the only WASP male interviewed Daugherty joined the hospital staff in 1976 as a figure ignored the cost of the time off for contract because they already have too few " I f we wanted to cut out the Blue Room by Waller Mondale as a prospective running chance of light showers south nurse in the Intensive Care Unit and later became police and of some fire and public works of the traditional holidays off to spend with Brothers Eric Lohr, left, and Michael Lohr squeeze in tomorrow, we could put another $250,000 to mate. Geraldine Ferraro, of course, made her today. Highs in the mid 60s to a charge nurse in the Emergency Department. costs, he said. their families. between the guitars and other goods they’ve gathered to Prior to that she served as a junior volunteer and $500,000 in our pockets,” said owner Rick Swig. own "herstory” by getting the nod, after Mondale around 70. Tonight and Saturday Penny put the cost to taxpayers at closer All patrol officers are asked to work an sell at a benefit for the Leukemia Society Saturday from 9 "But something definitely would be missing. It's checked out Los Angeles' black Mayor Tom rain likely south, possibly reach high school nurse aide before receiving her to $18,000. extra shift on Thanksgiving to help cover not always the bottom line.” Bradley, San Antonio, Texas’ , Hispanic Mayor ing northern sections for a while. nursing diploma in 1966. "There are a hell of a lot of people who the annual five-mile race through town. a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Manchester Community YW CA on Henry Cisneros and Congresswoman Patricia Chilly with lows tonight in the In February 1981, she was made an instructor in would say yes to a $3,000-a-year cost for the Tighe echoed several other officers when he North Main Street. Schroeder of Colorado. mid 40s to mid 50s. Highs the Staff Development Office. celebration and no to $18,000 a year,” Penny said that losing the Fourth this year, and Saturday in the mid 50s to around As associate director of Nursing Services, said. "The public has a right to know the possibly in future years, was an added blow. 60. Daugherty will develop, review and modify costs.” Tighe said he regretted going out on a Rockers roil out the vote budgets and staffing arrangements on all nursing Penny also refuted an administration limb to endorse Penny in his last bid for Many donations help and specialty units, MMH said. claim that the 664 hours of compensatory re-election, when the Greater Hartford A star-studded lineup of civic-minded rockers, Extended outlook Daugherty received her nursing diploma from time to be given police officers who served Labor Council denounced Penny for his including Cyndi Lauper, Huey Lewis and The Who will have dunnit? the Rhode Island Hospital School of Nursing and a at the celebration will not cost the town anti-union work around the state as a labor anti-Leukemia benefit Pointer Sisters, are appearing in public service Extended outlook for New bachelor's degree in sociology from Eastern money because it can be given when the lawyer. at the North Main Street YWCA a ads urging their listeners to register and vote. Robert Parker, author of “ Crucible," Jean England Sunday through Connecticut State University. She is working manpower is not needed. “ I had egg on my face,” Tighe said. " I An outpouring of goods and .success, Lohr said. He said Hie White, book critic for The Washington Post, and Tuesday: toward a master’s degree in health care Penny said that argument would have took a lot of heat for this. Apparently they money from businesses nation family has gathered aluuit the MTV, the 24-hour cable music television station Paul Clark, publisher of The Saturday Review, Connecticut, Massachusetts management at the Hartford Graduate Center. more force if the police administration did (the Labor Council) were right. I ’m sick wide has erased fears that this same amount of things to .sell as which began airing the four-week ad series are ansong 40 amateur sleuths scheduled to and Rhode Island: A chance of not often say it is understaffed. and tired of kowtowing to him.” year’s sale in Manchester to last year when the sale nelleil Monday, said the spots “ are designed to tap the gather in a Washington, D.C., luxury hotel for a rain Sunday. A chance of show Penny puts the time cost at $8,600. benefit the Leukemia Society voting power of a potentially influential, but often more than $8,000. "Murder Mystery Weekend” . This mystery-buff ers Monday. Fair Tuesday. Veterans allowed exemptions Tighe said he wonders if the complaints would be a dud, the father of the silent, population of eligible young voters." Satellite view The sale will he held from 0 a in extravaganza, which runs September 21-23, is the Highs in the 60s. Overnight lows Penny and James F. ‘Dutch’ Fogarty family sponsoring the event said Veterans who served in the Vietnam War, to 4 p.m. Saturday at the YWCA. 7K The ads' theme is. "F eel the Power — Register first in a series of "bone-chilling" events planned voiced at Tuesday’s Board of Directors calls Thursday. and Vote." mostly in the 40s. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. ED T shows Korean War or World War II are eligible for an N. Main SI. Among the items to he by the Jefferson Hotel. meeting were timed to discourage police in Leonard Lohr of 48 Avondale Vermont: Cool and dry tropical storm Diana over eastern North Carolina with high clouds additional $1,000 tax exemption on the assessed sold at 40 to 60 percent of their contract negotiations, which have been Manchester Road, the father of Michael Lohr — Lauper, who croons the lighthearted single The bell tolls on Friday evening when actors through the period. Highs in the from the storm over eastern Virginia and Maryland. A frontal system value of their property beginning with the Oct. 1 retail value are watches, eompiiler stalled since last month. Negotiations who founded the bargain sale six "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun,” sticks to the disguised as ordinary guests stage a “ murder” 50s and overnight lows in the 30s. grand list, Assessor J. Richard Vincent Thursday, 10:43 a.m. — malfunctioning games, garbage hags,, spoils containing showers and thunderstorms stretches from the started when the last contract expired at years ago — said that a last-minute comic formula that has helped propel her to the with the help of (off-duty) District of Columbia Maine and New Hampshire: announced. heat detector, 148 Main St. (Eighth equipment, two porcelain figii mid-Mississippi Valley to New England. Layered clouds producing a the end of June. letter beseeching donations has top of the record charts. Police and a private ambulance service. The Clearing Sunday. Fair Monday To qualify, veterans must apply at the District). rines, a food processor and collee tew showers cover the northern Plains. The south and west are mostly The town and union are waiting for the changed the outlook for the sale. “ Are your shoes too tight? Are your feet too solution to the mystery, stored in a vault, will not and Tuesday. Highs in the mid clear. Assessor's Office before Oct. 1. Veterans should Thursday, 10:24 a.m. — medical call, makers. state to schedule a fact-finding hearing, the Although Lohr objected earlier to small? Well, the answer to this and many other be revealed until Sunday's final brunch. 50s north to low 60s south. Lows bring copies of their 1983 federal income tax K-Mart, 239 Spencer St. (Paramedics). Among other recipients id last step before both sides are called to the begging tone of his son's letter, problems is to register and vote,” she says in her in the mid 30s north to low 40s returns showing that they have incomes of less Thursday, 12:07 p.m. — medical call, 140 Michael Lohr's letter, Oherlielm The price for this weekend, though, is no 30.24 30.00 binding arbitration. Tighe predicted the he said: “ It's produced the results ad. south. than $14,000 if married or less than $12,000 if Park St. (Paramedics). Electronics of Los Angeles sent a mystery. To participate costs $675 for a couple, process would drag on into 1985. Mean he was looking for. That's what The Huey Lewis spot, which begins with footage single. Thursday, 1:10 p.m. — alarm malfunc $900 amplifier in response. "While $375 for a single. while, both sides are expected to abide by counts.” from his hit “ The Heart of Rock Roll.” ends with Veterans must apply annually to receive the tion, old Manchester Community College our company does not have a — MINNEAPOLISV^ the terms of the expired contract. the singer concluding: "The heart of America is additional exemption and must have qualified as campus, 1241 Bidwell St. (Town). Enough guitars, stereo equip budget for charitable eontrilni Across the nation Tighe called unfair Penny’s complaints your privilege to vote.” a wartime veteran according to state statutes. Thursday. 2:18 p.m. — motor vehicle ment, stuffed animals and tions, it does have a heart and yon YORK^ about the cost of providing the July 4 (luitvilcua ui uuici IICIIIS IlUVC Peter Wolf, formerly of the J. Geils Band, and Thunderstorms will be scat accident, exit 92 of 1-86 westbound hundreds of other items have touched it,” wrote the company celebration with service. The police depart rap singer Afrika Bambatta composed a special tered from the central Plains (Paramedics). poured in to make Saturday's sale vice president. voter registration "rap song.” Now you know through the middle Mississippi SAN FRANCISCO Pat Benatar, "Wierd Al” Yankovic, and The exclamation "Gadzooks!" comes from an Valley to the Great Lakes region Crosby, Stills and Nash are among the other rock V. v ; archaic English expression, “ God’s hooks!” and over most of the Eastern LOS ANCELES musicians participating in the ad campaign. meaning the nails of Christ's cross. Seaboard. A few thunderstorms •ATLANTA will linger along the Gulf Coast LOWEST ^ W A R M while the western half of the TEMPERATURES C.40-_ 40 country has sunshine. Cool MANCHESTER weather will continue over the LCGEND- northern states where highs in Almanac the 60s and 70s will prevail. Parts |«*IM 1/ .M SWOW _ A IR of the upper Midwest will remain SNOWEMt^ MW SAND & GRAVEL CO. in the 50s. 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Friday, Sept. 14, 1984 - II Family of accident victim Henry P. Ryba Eldrige St., died today at Manches operated an antique shop in the Manchester Mall on Main Street. Weekend ter Memorial Hospital. He was the FOCUS/ BOLTON — Henry P. Ryba, 54, files lawsuit against Pagano husband of Anne (Campbell) He was born in Hartford and had of 73 Notch Road, Bolton's first Prachniak. been employed by the state De selectman for the last seven years, He was born in Clinton, Ma.ss. partment of Transportation for 14 By Sarah Passell three sobriety tests given to him at car immediately ahead of Paga died Thursday at Manchester Nov. 2, 1919, and had been a years. Herald Reporter the scene. no’s in the eastbound lane. Memorial Hospital. He was the resident of Manchester for the past He leaves five sons, Daniel Police reported they also found Witnesses told police that Paga husbnad of Janina (Galaska) 17 years. He lived in Rockville Barile, Tracy Barile, John Barile, The family of a man killed in a in his car a plastic bag and no’s vehicle struck the driver's Ryba. most of his life. Anthony Barile and James Barile, May accident that state police said half-smoked cigarettes containing side of the Charests’ car and spun Born in Hartford, he had lived in Before his retirement in 1982, he and two daughters, Barbara Jac was caused by Manchester lawyer what state laboratory tests later the Charests’ car half way arount|. Bolton the last 25 years. He worked was a loom fixer at the Cheney obs and Mary Barile, all of the Anthony F. Pagano filed a lawsuit showed to be marijuana. Both Charests were thrown from at AC and S of Wethersfield as a Brothers mills for more than 25 Hartford area; his mother, Flor against him this week in Hartford The civil suit charges that the car onto the road. supervisor and was a member of years. ence T. Swenson of Southington: a U.S. District Court. Pagano was driving when he was The state medical examiner Local 33 of the Asbestos Union. He was a veteran of World War brother, John Barile of Kensing Court papers submitted by sev impaired by liquor or drugs and ruled that Charest died of chest He was a member of the Bolton If. serving with the U S, Army. He ton; four sisters, Florence Sidor eral lawyers claim that accident that his behavior “ was either injuries and a punctured lung. Democratic Town Committee and was a parishioner of St. James and Arlene Maloney, both of victim David R. Charest of Fall willful or wanton or grossly The rider of a motorcycle the Knights of Columbus of Bolton. Church and a member of the Enfield, Mary Gagliardo of West River, Mass, "w as an educated negligent or in reckless disregard’ ’ following behind the Charests He also was a communicant of St. Manchester Army and Navy Club Hartford, and Karen Ciarci of and talented man with an unful of the possible consequences. pulled to the side of the road anil Maurice Church and a member of and the Manchester Country Club. Wethersfield; seven grandchild filled capacity to earn" and “ was a Police said Pagano at first told jumped off just before Pagano’k the church’s Adoration Society. Besides his wife, he is survived ren; and several nieces and husband and father of two minor them there was no one with him in car ran over the motorcycle anfl He was a former auxiliary state by a son, Stanley W. Prachniak If nephews. sons, who loved his family and who his Ford Bronco at the time of the came to rest on top of it, polios policeman and had served in the of Milington, Tenn.; a stepson, The Richard W, Sheehan Fun held deep feelings for the joys and accident. Police said they later said. Marine Corps during the Korean Dennis Gillette of Manchester: a eral Home, 1084 New Britain Ave., responsiblities of his role as discovered that he had a pas The motorcyclist, Plainville res conflict. daughter, Mrs. Anne Gross of West Hartford, had charge of husband and parent." senger, 21-year-old Sharon Rizza ident Reinhold Helm, 28, suffered He was a member of the Polish Troy, Ohio; two brothers, Joseph arrangements. Burial was In Fair- Pagano could not be reached for of South Windsor, whom they found minor injuries, as did Pagano and Legion of American Vets, Post 51. Prachniak and Edward Prach view Cemetery, West Hartford. comment on the suit this morning. in the crowd gathered around the Rizza, police said. n . iM h Besides his wife, he leaves two niak, both of Rockville: two Connecticut civil law does not scene of the crash. Anne Charest suffered a broken sons, Michael H. Ryba of Coventry si.sters, Frances LeBlond of Tol allow a plaintiff to ask for a Charest’s wife, Anne, later told arm and a concussion, police said. and Lt. Peter H. Ryba of Balti land and Alice Engfer of Rock specific amount of money in police she did not remember the Charest was 31 when he died. He more, Md.; a daughter, Jenina ville: six grandchildren and sev In Memoriam damages, leaving the decision to a collision. According to the police had been a computer science Ryba of Bolton: his mother, Agnes eral nieces and nephews. jury. But court records show that reportds, she said her last memory teacher at Portsmouth (R.I.) High Ryba of East Hartford; a brother, In Loving Memory of Leslie Jay, The funeral will be Monday at Charest’s wife and children were was of her husband braking as School. He and his wife were on Edward Ryba of East Hartford: a who died September 14, 1977. 8:15 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral granted an attachment valued at Pagano’s Bronco crosred the cen their way from Farmington to his sister, Josephine Ryba of East Home, 142 E Center St . with a You will always be loved and re $1,250,000 on Pagano’s house at 369 ter line into the westbound lane. Hartford: and a grandson. brother’s house in Burlington to mass of Christian burial at 9 a m. membered in hearts forever. Dad. Porter St. and on his share of the She said she had the impression the pick up their younger son when the The funeral will be Monday ^t at St. James Church. Burial will be law offices he shares with partner driver was trying to pass a car accident occured, police said. 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney at the convenience of the family. Joan, Debbie, George Bruce S. Beck at 447 Center St. ahead of him. Funeral Home. 219 W, Center St., The Charests are represented by Friends may call at the funeral Pagano last month pleaded no Police said there was heavy the Hartford law firm of Robinson followed by a mass of Christian home Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 contest to misconduct with a motor traffic on the road at the time of the burial at 10:30 a m. in St. Maurice and Cole and by the Boston firm of to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may In Memoriam vehicle, a charge lodged several accident after 5 p.m. But none of Hale and Dorr. Church in Bolton. Burial will be in weeks after the accident. In return be made to the St. James Church In loving memory of Leslie Jay, the witnesses mentioned seeing a Bolton Center Cemetery. Calling for his plea, the state’s attorney Memorial Fund, 896 Main St. who died September 14, 1977. hours are Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. dropped two other charges: pos and Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to Seven sad years have passed- session of marijuana and posses Family feud brings charges 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be For us there were happy times and sion of drug paraphernalia. made to the Bolton Scholarship Daniel A. Barlle sad times. But we had God's great Bristol Superior Court Judge Police said today they have daughter kicked him and threw Fund, care of Pat Pinto, Bolton Services were held today in West est gift-a love that never died. Also Julius J. Kremski gave Pagano a charged a woman and her two rocks at him, police said. High School. Brandy Street, Bol Hartford for Daniel A. Barile, 49. of blessed with loving children and suspended one-year prison sent daughters with attacking the wom Laverty’s dentures fell out dur ton, 06040. Main Street, who died Tuesday at grandchildren. ence and two years’ probation. He an’s husband last week at the ing the attack, police said. His wife Stanley W. Prachniak Manchester Memorial Hospital also ordered Pagano to do 150 Allied Printing plant on West took them with her. police said. after suffering an apparent heart Loved and missed. hours of community service, re Middle Turnpike. Police could not say why thp Stanley W. Prachniak, 64, of 155 attack. Until last winter he had By wife Flora commending he work in an alcohol The man, Arthur F. Laverty, 43, women attacked Laverty. or drug rehabilitation program. of Vernon, told police his step Dolores Laverty was charged The judge ordered that Pagano daughter, Annette Young, called with first-degree criminal tres Area Towns In Brief must also undergo drug counseling him on Sept. 7 and told him to come pass, third-degree assault, fifth- if the state probation department to her East Hartford home. degree larceny and breach of determines that he has a drug Police said that later, Laverty’s peace. Parents ask for bus change percent of the estimated $819,000 cost of building problem. wife. Dolores. 46, of 58 Birch St., Tina Laverty, also of 58 Birch and furnishing the proposed center. Packman According to copies of state arrived at the plant with Young St., and Young were charged with BOLTON — A group of Steeles Crossing Road does not expect to hear whether the application is police reports filed with the and his daughter Tina, 17. residents asked the Board of Education Thursday second-degree criminal trespass, granted until at least late March. lawsuit, police detected an odor of Police said they attacked him, to start running a school bus down their street. third-degree assault and breach of The project is one of four voters will be asked to alcohol on Pagano’s breath when kicking him when he fell to the peace. Susan and David Nuss told the board they think consider in the November referendum. The they questioned him at the scene of ground and trapping him when he it is too dangerous to keep sending their daughter All three women were released library-computer center is the only one that Is the accident on Route 4 in Burling tried to crawl away. Tina held on non-surety bonds and ordered to The coach built in the 1860s for midget Tom Thum b is one of the attractions at the Barnum Museum in downtown Bridgeport. up to the intersection of Watrous and Bolton eligible for state funds. ton on May 19. But Pagano passed Laverty while his wife and step appear Wednesday in court. Center roads to catch the bus in the morning. The other proposals are renovating Community Several other Steeles Crossing Road parents who Hall for an estimated $860,000: building a new fire attended Thursday night’s board meeting said station for an estimated $800,000 and building a they agreed. new town garage for an estimated $465,000. The Nusses said this year there are 13 children under 12 years of age who live on the street and go to Bolton schools. Funds are already spent School Superintendent Richard E. Packman said the owner of Clark Transportation Co., with BOLTON — School Superintendent Richard E M i i i i r which the town contracts for school bus service, Packman told the Board o f Education Thursday AL SIEFFERTS has refused to send buses onto the street because that tuition for special education students who the hill is too steep. have been placed outside the Bolton school What has an David Nuss said he believed the buses already system is already up to $60,000. ■ 2 DAYS ONLY! - climb steeper hills In Bolton than Steeles Crossing The board allocated $59,000 for outside The Road. placements in the current 1984-85 budget. > . elephant in School board Chairman James H. Marshall Packman said he would not be surprised if the promised that the board would try to work figure keeps climbing. He said one student may something out. switch from one program to another, costing the town more in outside tuition. the lobby and State law requires local school districts to pay Barnum Manager to take office for the education of students with special needs. 1 a m um m y in COVENTRY — The newly appointed town manager, David Berner, will take office Monday, officials say. Soccer bids are high again' the attic? Berner is traveling to Coventry by car from Museum BOLTON — The only bid submitted for. Rice Lake, Wis., this week and is expected to refurbishing the Bolton High School soccer field is arrive at any moment, according to Michael more than twice the amount the town has set I^s h a r p By Dennis C. AAllewskl Cleary, acting town manager. aside for the work. Si duplicated and returned to an exterior New York train was passing, crammed A picture of Jumbo, the giant taler after his wife invited a minister Berner, who was mayor of Rice Lake for six The bid, opened this week by the Board of United Press International frieze, craftsmen are restoring the with potential customers, Pelton said. elephant killed in 1885 by a speeding home to give him a lecture on spirits. years before losing a close election for a fourth Solectnien, .is $33,000, The town hss budgeted elaborate detail of terracotta work, and The Barnum Museum has vintage freight train in Ontario, Canada, also is Such was Bamum’s zeal. Pelton said, term, was appointed by the town council last $16,000 for the project. To approve spending the • If c o M m BRIDGEPORT — P.T. Barnum’s exhibits are being improved and posters, elaborate cages and wagons displayed. that he often demanded tenants swear month. Berner, his wife Bonnie and three VIDEO CASMTTE extra money requires a town meeting. The Board brick and brownstone treasure has an expanded. and an entire miniature five-ring circus Jumbo’s skin went to Tufts University to forego drink when leasing them children will rent an apartment on Cooper Road of Finance will also have a chance to make Its own recorder elephant in the lobby and a mummy in complete with children’s figures sneak in Medford, Mass., his skeleton to a New property. while they save money to buy a house. the attic. recommendation on whether to fund the project. THE MUSEUM, owned by the city, ing under the big top. York City museum. The Barnum He started his career promoting a PANASONIC 5^ The Barnum Museum, billed as the remains open and the public flocks to A huge canvas proclaims: “The Museum makes do with "Little Bridge woman claiming to be the 180 year-old Center depends on grant architectural wonder of the Victorian view the $1 million collection of circus Great Costello — King of them all! Who port," touted as the second elephant slave of George Washington The Tourist center progresses 'age, still turns heads in downtown and other memorabilia collected over actually dances on tons of glass with the born in captivity and kept stuffed in the woman was actually 80 when .she died. Bridgeport, with its bizarre dom^s and BOLTON — The superintendent of schools said • t o u c h c o n t r o ls Bamum's remarkable lifetime. naked Feet! ’ ’ lobby. Barnum later ran a museum in New Thursday that voters who approve building a new ® tiny -brick towers built to show off the likes of tiny ' Barnum never said, there was “a building on Mam Street Into a tourism center for There are tattooed ladies and an Phineas Taylor Barnum was born in York City where he showed oddities like library-computer center at Bolton High School VIDEO CASSETTE^ TM General Tom Thumb and the Bearded Coventry are moving along. Acting Town tMW'f .sucker bom every minute," Pelton Egyptian mummy "proven” to date Bethel but lived most of his life in the Amazing Albino Family and fea will not be stuck paying for the project if a state L a d y ., Manager Michael Cleary said Thursday. r E€0RPER \|CR claims, but he couldn't seem to resist from 500 B.C. “It’s real,” Pelton Bridgeport, where he developed hous tured entertainers like .soprano Jenny grant covering half the cost does not come Nothing less could hold the memory of one last joke on those witling to part insisted. through. Cleary said the Coventry Jaycees have agreed ,CtS80R't^’ ing and industry and lived in a Lind, "The Swedish Nightengale” to paint the building, which served as the town’s AHO the brash and boastful former city with the price of admission. succession of four mansions, including Superintendent Richard E. Packman said the first post office at one time. Members of the mayor whose "Greatest Show on His w ill ordered that his bust be THE STAR of the show remains ’.’Iranistan," patterned after a resi wording of a question that will appear on a Nov. 6 I l G i l Si The Barnum Museum is located at the town s historical society have also promised to OM Earth” spirit lives on in circus tents and mounted in the main hallway so the eyes dence of King George IV. referendum will make voters’ approval of the General Tom Thumb, born Charles corner of Main and Gilbert streets in help out with the project. . 8 HOUR HO>MV arenas around the country. are fixed on those climbing the stairs. project contingent on getting a state grant. • great PICTURE Stratton in England. He served as a state lawmaker and downtown Bridgeport, one block from Thomas Edison and the Wright The eyes seem to follow a visitor and The school administration has already submit Cleary said he hopes to see the project • The m idget m et Barnum in 1844 and lost a race for Congress — oddly to the train station off E xit 27 of Interstate Brothers lectured in the Romanesque- ted the grant application to the state for 58 8 completed before winter. It should cost the town vid e o almost twinkle if the light is right, said went on to marry Mercy Livinia Warren another man named Barnum. P.T. 95. The museum is open year-round about $2,000, Cleary predicted. bECOBDEB style structure, which was heavily Pelton, a Barnum buff who grew up in Bump, "Miss Livinia," and win world Barnum also sought a l/.S. Senate except Mondays and holidays. Hours water damaged over the years and is the city steeped in circus legend. wide fam e. W ax figures of the couple on nomination and considered running for are noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday through A' currently undergoing a $400,000 restora Barnum made Bridgeport the winter their wedding day have a place of honor president on the Temperance Party Saturday and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on tion with city and state funds. xESoo home of his circus, and plowed his fields in the museum. Tom Thumb died at the ticket. Sunday. Admission is $1 for adults and A long lost "Indian" figure will be Butterfield resigns from panel with an elephant — but only when the age o f 45. Barnum claimed he tecame a teeto- 50 cents for those under 18. Dr. Robert Butterfield, who was the Board of Directors for “ allow While the town does not need in the forefr.ont of work to establish ing me the privilege of participat paramedics immediately, council moose fhomA mmWeekenders a paramedic service in Manches 1 BEdOBDEB ing with you in the task of forming members are concei'hed about the • SHARP N ter, has resigned as chairman of .^n ALS system for Manchester. future. • z e n ith College of Art and Hartford Art School, University of the Emergency Medical Services St. James fair winds up . All produce is supplied by local small farmers. The On Saturday there will be entertainment starling at "A s you well remember, it was Member Richard Carter sug Council. • PANASONIC Hartford. Both are recipients of many awards and market is open from 9 a m. to 1 p.m. In front of St noon with the Marlborough Junior Fife and Drum not an easy task. But after many gested the council might have to • RCA The council Thursday night -TwiTPROGflAM 5 St. James Church grounds on Main Street will be have had their works exhibited throughout the James Church on Main Street. Besides fresh meetings involving hard work by look for fegislation to provide Corps playing; 12:30 p m . Peanut Butter Jam; 1:30 accepted his resignation with .4 HEAD •CABLE • HITACHI buzzing this weekend when the annual fair winds up Northeast. us as well as other interested training programs. Kraatz sug produce the market also features the sale of home- p.m., a repeat of the fifes and drums; 2 p.m., Electric regret. • DIRECT ACCESS citizens, we established an ALS gested working through, the Con its last two days. The fair opened Thursday night and canned jellies, relishes and pickles. Function II; and 3:30 p m., Hartford Conservatory Council men^bers voted to ask VIDEO CASSETTE ‘^js is r I service in town for which we can all necticut Conference of will be open.5 to 11 p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Suzuki group. the town Board of Directory, which September on the Green be proud, and the townspeople are Municipalities. •OeN6B*LElBC Saturday. On Sunday at 12:30 p.m. Mystic Paper Beasts will appoints the council, to make recorder, ■MAQNAVny | Besides all of the usual fun things a fair brings — Big fair in Somers the beneficiaries.” • ’’September Song," Is the theme of the giant arts entertain; 2 p.m , Different Drummers; and 3 30 p.m , Butterfield an honorary member. rides, booths, and games — there will be good food As it has in the past the council and crafts fair that will fill the Ellington town green Alyce Carella Dance Ensemble. Dr. Joel Reich was elected to discussed the need for a continuous and a raffle for a new car. The fairgrounds on Egypt Road in Somers, just Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., sponsored by the There will bel more than 100 artists, craftsmen and succeed Butterfield. Ronald training program for paramedics. Tonight a spaghetl and meatball dinner will be over the Ellington town line, will be the sight of the Tolland County Art Association. performers at the festival The park Is located off Kraatz, town health director, was The program, at the Univerisity of available at 6. Saturday, a chicken barbecue dinner annual Four-Town Fair, Friday, Saturday and This annual event brings exhibitors from New Route2,exit 12or 13. re-elected secretary. Connecticut Medical School,, ““or649-4«73 -MSiKr is set at 5 p.m. Meal tickets will be available at the Sunday. A Mlnisinr of England states. They’ll demonstrate and sell their art Reich is medical chairman of the where the town paramedics were CoRtor . w w fair. Meals for adults are $3.50 and for children, The fai r features craft, flower and vegetable Emergency Department at Man tegrairtlMMl Ctamk 1399 works. Spend the day and do your Christmas gift trained, was set up for one time $1.75. displays, food and game booths, a variety of chester Memorial Hospital. He MandiMitr shopping early. Waik aiong the Hockanum only. S S S lio K t The car will be raffled off at 11 p.m. on Satu rday. demonstrations and a horse show. was named to that post when Dr. In case of rain on Saturday September Song will Admission is $2.50 per person. Egypt Road is Fall Is the time when It’s nicest to take a long walk Butterfield resigned earlier this bo held at Ellington High School on Maple Street. located off Route 83. , — and It’s more tun when you go with a group. year. Manchester artists featured Food will be on sale and there is no admission Butterfield’s resignation from FERRANDO ORCHARDS charge. Sunday the Hockanum River Linear Park Committee the pouncil was expected. In his John E. Stevens and Suzanne Howes-Stevena, will lead a walk around Union Pond, starting on letter, he said, “ It is time for a new Native McIntosh/ Gravenstein and VfSA members of the faculty of the fine arts department at Festivai in the park North School Street on the east side of the pond, at 1 face with new ideas.” ALSIEFFERT'S p.m. Manchester Community College, will have an exhibit Milton Apples Market will close soop You can spend Saturday and Sunday visiting the He said he is resigning because of their paintings and sculptures at the Center It will be a leisurely two-hour walk These monthly his new work schedule as a fairs around the area. Another place to go and enjoy walks are conducted alonq different sections of the Pears - Fresh Sweet Cider Qallery, Hartford Jewish Community Center, from The Downtown Farmer’s Market will be winding physician in the emergency de is Blish Memorial Park by Lake Terramugua in river, each month from bepiumber through June, on Gift Shop MMdHESTERj:?. : S t CARO Sunday through Oct. 27. down its Saturday morning openings In a few weeks, Marlborough. partment will not permit him to The public Is invited to an opening reception the third Sunday. depending on the weather and how the harvest holds The festival hours are Saturday from 10 a m. to 5 attend meetings regularly. He also Fall Hardy Mums Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. to meet the artists. The Just show up dressed In comfortable clothes and said he is no longer In v o lv ^ with out. The market is sponsored by the Manchester p.m. and Sunday from 11 a m. to 5 p.m. Admission Stevens are both graduates of Massachusetts shoes. If It rains Sunday the walk will be postponed the paramedic program and has Birch ML Rd., Glastonbury (2 miles beyond Vlto'si 047“3337 * *M ents Area Conference of Churches. and parking are free. to Sept. 23. moved out of town permaneiitly. Open 7 days a weak OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T IL 9 . TUES-WED-SAT TIL 5 . FRIDAY TIL 8 Butterfield, in his letter, thanked 12 - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 14, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 14. 1984 - 13 Drama in Soviet Union has Films worth weight in gold come a long way, comrade By Vernon Scott Music Et Cetera United Press International "Old movies are the By Joan Hanauer HOLLYWOOD — The most valuable commod backbone of independent The Palace, New Haven: The Clark Sisters St. James Church, Manchester: Annual fall United Press International As a matter of fact, Soviet drama has come all ity on Earth isn’t gold or uranium. It’s old motion TV." performing tonight at 8 at the performing arts festival, today and Saturday, at the church on pictures. center, 246-248 College St; Saturday, 7 and 10:30 Main Street. Open until 11 p.m. today and NEW YORK — Soviet drama has the way to off-Broadway, where the Jean That's the tenet of Elvin Feltner, president of Elvin Feltner p.m.. The Kingston Trio ; Sunday, 7 and 9:30 p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. come a long way since the Stalin Cocteau Repertory opened with Edvard the Krypton Corp., a production and distribution Gladys Knight and the Pips; Tuesday: Gala Jeyirlsh Community Center, HarNord: Exhibit days when boy met tractor, boy company that owns 4,000 old films, mostly opening with Peter Allen and Marvin Hamllsch In by John and Suzanne Stevens, members of fine lost tractor, boy wed tractor. Radzinsky's "Theatre in the Time of Nero and monster pictures, war films, action adventure concert, 8 p.m. (789-2120.) arts faculty of Manchester Community College, As a matter of fact, Soviet drama dramas and jungle epics. Ramada Inn, North Haven: Connecticut Tradi at the center (killery, Sunday through Oct. 27. has come all the way to off- Seneca” at the Bouwerie Lane Theater Feltner, who makes his home inJFIorida but NOT M AN Y MAJOR TV channels rent Kr> [.ton tional Jazz Club concert, Soturday at 8:30 p.m. at Hours 3 to 5 Sunday with an opening reception. Broadway, where the Jean Coc Wednesday. whose corporate headquarters are in New York, films, but he thrives on independent chiinnel.s, the Inn, 201 Washington Ave, featuring the band. (646-4900.) teau Repertory opened with Ed says flatly, "Pound for pound, old films are the UHF outlets and cable.TV. » The Rent Party Revellers. $5 club members; $8.50 Yachthoven, Stamford: Annual antiques show, vard Radzinsky’s “ Theatre in the most valuable commodity in the world today." He has about a dozen competitors, including the genera(.publlc; students with IDs or 18ond under, opens today through Sunday, at Yachthaven at Time of Nero and Seneca” at the His own collection has been appraised at $130 major studios and such outfits as Embassy. half price. (875-9649.) Exit 7 on New England Thruwav, open noon to 9 Bouwerie Lane Theater Soviet playwrights today but. their own lives." million. Viacom, World Vision, Goldwyn and Buena Vista. University of Hartford, West Hartford: Hartt p.m. today and Saturday and Sunday, noon to 9 Wednesday. according to Alma H. Law, his One exception she cited was the He says such giants as MGM-United Artists Films are rented more or less on the basis of what concert series featuring Raymond Hanson on p.m. Admission S3. Food available. Free parking. The play was chosen for the translator, "Theatre in the Time of musical theater — Russians love value their libraries at $1 billion or more. the traffic will bear. piano, Saturday at 8 p.m. In Millard Auditorium Fairgrounds, West Springfleld: Eastern States Cocteau after its artistic director. Nero and Seneca” has been in musicals and have staged every "Los Angeles is more expensive than any city on the university campus. Free admission, Exposition open through Sept. 23 at the fa'r- Eve Adamson, and four other rehearsal but has not yet been thing from "My Fair Lady,” “OLD MOVIES are the backbone of independ because there are so many competing channels, Sunday, 3:30 p.m.. Basically Baroque at Center grounds, 1305 Memorial Ave., West Springfield, American directors, took part in a staged in the Soviet Union. “ West Side Story” and "M an of ent T V ," said F eltner, a native Kentuckian whose more than New York.” Feltner said. Church, Gold Street, Hartford. Single concert Mass. (413-737-BIG E.) theater tour of Moscow and Lenin Law, a resident scholar at LaMancha" to that unlikely Soviet business includes movie production. "Studios will rent a film like 'Oh. God’ for a charge, $7. (243-4421) RIvervlew Center, Middletown: Middletown grad sponsored by Vaap, the (Columbia University's Harriman hit, “ How To Succeed in Business "All movies have a life in perpetuity because multiple run over a three-to-five-year period in Palace Theater of the Arts, Stamford: Norma, Chapter Hadassah, 13th annual Crafts Fair, copyright agency of the Soviet Institute (or the Advanced Study of Without Really Trying.” they suspend in motion a period of time in history. Los Angeles for $125,000 to $135,000. In New York by Connecticut Grand Opera, today, 8 p.m., at the Sunday, 10 "a.m. to 5 p.m., rain or shine, at the Union. the Soviet Union, said Radzinsky She said the Russians now have They are in constant demand by TV in this the same picture would go from $80,000 to theater, 61 Atlantic St. (359-0009.) center Parking Arcade. Parking arcade Is “ Their purpose was to interest was one of the first Soviet playw branched out into making their country, in Europe, Asia and South America. $ 100 ,000 . Shubert Performing Arts Center, New Haven: located behind Sears, right off Route 9. Admission us in contemporary Soviet plays,” rights in the 1960s to break away own musicals. " I ’ve rented my films in the Soviet Union and "But in Victoria, Texas, that picture would rent from the old boy-meets-tractor The B. Willie Smith Band and Grand Central, Is free. Refreshments will be available. Horn- she said, and it was Radzinsky's Does the Cocteau plan to import the People’s Republic of China." for the same period for only $250, It all depends on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the center, 247 College St. baked goods on sole. work that captured her fancy. style of theater. any more works by Soviet Feltner, dubbed king of the late, late show, is an the number of TV homes and the competition. In (562-5666.) playwrights? amiable optimist and author of the book Columbus, Ohio, the same film might rent for Cove Marina, Norwalk: International In water “ Boy-meets-tractor developed First Church Congregational, West Hartford: boat show, at the marina, through Sunday , 10 "Not in the immediate future," "Winning Is Everything, Losing-Is Nothing,” a $3,000. THE P L A Y deals with the in the 1930s under Stalin," she said, Sounding Board presents Sparky Rucker, tradi a.m. to 7 p.m. $6. (684-6622.) Adamson said. " I haven’t encoun best-seller, which he says is for "nice folks who "In Los Angeles one of my Krypton pictures problem of the intellectual in "when there was great pressure tional and contemproarv folk songs, Saturday at UPl photo tered any other playwright I wani to finish first.” would rent multiple for $15,000, in New 'Vork for Putnam Memorial State Pork, Redding-Bethel: confrontation with authority. for happy endings and the optimis the church, 12 S. Main St. Doors open 7 p.m., Great Putnam Encampment Putnam Memorial “Seneca, the great Roman wanted to stage. As a repertory Feltner is right up there in the race. $12,000 and in Victoria for $150. The smaller the music starts at 8 p.m. Reservations advised. $5 Jason Robards and Glenda Jackson full run on HBO Sunday. In this scene, tic show of life at its best in company, we don’t do much of this State Park, Routes 58 and 107. Revolutionary War playwright, was tutor and mentor socialist terms. city, the more competitive I am with the major general public and $4 members. (563-3263) reenactments, today through Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 portray Soviet dissident Andrei Sak Bonner has just been denied a travel to Nero.” Adamson said. "The kind of thing. The only other HE BEGAN BUYING old films in 1962 when studios." p.m. Free. (938-2285.) "That has been changing since original plays we’ve done were by they were cheap, purchasing negative rights in harov and his wife Elena Bonner in the visa to undergo a critical eye operation. play takes place when Nero is close Stalin's death and the period of Tennessee Williams and Robert perpetuity (or all media. He expects business to EVEN THOUGH 80 percent of Krypton's films Fairgrounds, Somers: Four Town Fair, today T V movie "Sakharov” which begins its to M and Seneca has left Rome and thaw when literature and the arts until 11 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. and is in retirement. Nero calls him Patrick." increase in the low-power TV market. are black and white and many of the titles are and everything really began to Tickets for "Theatre in the Time “ There are 250 low-power channels in opera Sunday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., at the fairgrounds on back. The action of the play occurs flower again, particularly in the obscure, they still circulate with ;i.stonishing of Seneca and N ero” cost $10 each tion," he said. "B y the end of the century there regularity. Egypt Road, off Route 83. Admission $2.50. in one night outside the amphi late 1960s.” (749-7320.) for all seats. It will play through will be a thousand. They all need movies, In addition to movies, Feltner owns some .lo theater before Nero’s circus will She said , Soviet theater today Glenda Jackson says ‘Sakharov’ Sept. 30 and also during the year in .including mine.” ancient TV series, i.e. "D u ffy’s Tavern" and "J(H‘ Main Street, Wethersfield: Annual Wethers begin — where he’s going to kill all focuses heavily on domestic dra field Antiques Festival, Saturday on Main Street. repertory at the Bouwerie Lane Feltner doesn’t own such biggies as "Gone With Palpoka,” which rent out around the world. sorts of people.” mas, which range from serious (528-0322.) Theater, 330 Bowery, New York, The Wind." His best known titles are Frank ' " I’m licensing lOO titles to cassettes for home Theater She said Seneca is confronted works about the relationships N Y 10012 (212 677-0060). Capra’s "M eet John Doe" with Gary Cooper, viewing," Feltner said. “ There is a big future in Holland Brook Center, Glastonbury: Sunday is In hannony with her beliefs with a variety of people degraded between people to soap opera. walk In Earle Park along Connecticut River and by Nero who will help him act out "C orregidor" and “ Bombs Over Burma.” home video. But the powers still are the three tour of center, 1 to 5 p.m. The center Is located at his life and relationship with But his rentals run to 8.000 a month. The TV networks and always will be, with mayln- room By Jullonne Hostings “ YOU HAVE to realize that in Motherhood appetite is so voracious that Feltner hustles to 1361 Main St. (633-8402.) won her an Em m y — there is no "N o one could decide how to Seneca, "the greatest moralist for two or three big pay-TV services. Coaclillglit DInnar Theat*r, East WIniisor: United Press International the Soviet Union theater is much Highly educated American buy 200 films a year. Old State House, Hartford: Pictorial display of historic or contemporary figure light the cigarette. We tried who has nurtured the greatest " I ’m always looking for ne(9 acquisitions and "Showboat." plavlng through Nov. 25, except more seriously regarded than it is women -appear to delay mother- “ Today I won’t spend more than $200,000 (or a the changes In Hartford, developed by Connecfl- ' she dreams of playing. matches and the producer murderer.” more films. What I like best is producing my own Mondays, at the theater on Route 5. Doors open NEW YO RK - Glenda Jack- here,” she said. “ If someone wants h(K)d to accommodate their school picture.” he said. "And I ’ve paid as little as cut Historical Society, opens today through Nov. " I suppose in a certain kind of shouted, ‘We’re not M lling “ It becomes an examination of G or PG-rated films, movies like ’(’arniv;d 6:30 p.m. for cocktails and dinner and showtime Is son sees no virtue in simply pure entertainment, they go to a and career goals. In 1981, among $10,000. I have a reputation that if a film is 8 p.m. (522-1266.) 4. Wine and cheese reception today from 4:30 to 7 film I would like to play matches.’ So the matches had to Seneca’s part in Nero’s life, his Magic,’ 'Terror in the Night’ and ’Lucky’ no portraying a famous person, but soccer game or the circus. Many women 18 to 44 with four or more available from an estate or distress sale, people p.m. Free to all members and $2 for general Margaret Thatcher, but I (lon't go. guilt in remaining silent and not nudity, no bad language. Just whole.some Hartford stage Company, Hartford: New the role of Elena Bonner in Russians, when they see our years of college, 47 percent of come to me for a cash deal. public. (522-6766.) think she'd enjoy seeing it." the "W e tried a lighter and the taking action about the horrors all entertainment.” lunchtime sejrles starts Tuesday and runs HBO's "Sakharov" offered her theater in New York, say ‘It has no births were first births, and among "They know I ’m not a heavy spender, but I put Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, through Fire Station, Wlllington: Large tag sale, actress said, chuckling. "At same thing happened. around him.” Adamson said. teeth,' nothing grabs you. What’s even nicer. Feltner adds those picture to Saturday, 8 a.m. to5:30p.m. and Sunday, 9a.m. to an opportunity to play someone least I hope she wouldn't!" those who completed at least five the money on the barrelhead.” his growing library without having to buy them Oct. 4 from 11:45 o.m. to 12:15 p.m. entitled "On whose personal beliefs she " I t dragged on and on and I “ They are looking for something 4 p.m., at the fire station on Route 32, lust south of Dressed in a red cotton RADZINSKY IS one of the top years of college, 55 percent were Stage at Noon." Open to public free of charge. shares. decided it was not the life for a that gives them some insight into first births. Interstate 86. smock, lier hair clipped close to grownup. Bring your own lunch or box lunches will be sold The versatile actress said slie at the stage Company through the series. The Town Green, Ellington: "September Song," her head, Jackson does not look “But when I was getting arts and crafts exhibit, on the green on Main never met Bonner, who has like a Star. theater Is at 50 Church St. Free soda will be been in exile with her dissident started, as they say, I couldn't provided. (527-5151.) Street In Ellington, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 She looks aiid sounds and get arrested." p.m. In case of rain the fair will be at Ellington husband, Andrei Sakharov, in smokes and moves like an Public Company One, Hartford: "Ploy with your the closed Soviet city of Gorky Food," lunchtime theater series, Thursdays High School on Maple Street. actress. SHE ACHIEVED stardom University of Hartford, West HorHord: A sale since 1980. She feels like something else through September and October. Two short ploys But even if she could have met with "M arat Sade,” in which Records eoch Thursday. Performances start 12:15 p.m. at of more than 11,000 books, Saturday from 10 a.m. when she's off duty — so to siw made her film debut in 1967. to Sp.m. and Sunday 10a.m. to3p.m., underatent her, she probably would have speak. the Hartford Arts Center, 94 Allyn St. Tickets at chosen not to before portraying Now she seems to be one of the door, S3.50. Coffee ond sondwiches available or on the college campus. Free parking In Lot A. busiest in the business. Admission $5; after 10 a.m., free. her in the movie that will begin "I FEEL LIKE a dinosaur," Warranty ddods brown bag It. (278-6347.) “ And I (»n ’t turn down a part Jerry and Virginia Sapienza to Steamboat dock, Essex: Traditional vessel its full run on HBO Sept. 16. she said, apologizing for light SUMMER DNNG OUT Yale Repertory Theater, New Haven: "Ta r- Jackson also never met Patri if it's interesting." Robert and Eileen Glynn; 136 tuffe," a comedy, opens Tuesday at the theater, weekend, Saturday and Sunday: Schooner race ing up a cigarette at a table full Most television she doesn't off Saybrook letty, Saturday 10 a.m. and cat boat cia Neal before she did a TV of abstainers. "The last of a Walker St.. $67,000. 222 York St., through Oct. 13. Performances find interesting. Joseph and Anna Karvelis to race off steamboat dock, 2 p.m.; Awards party at movie about that actress's dying breed. Monday through Frldoy, 8 p.m. and Saturdays, 2 " I never saw mui± television Steven A. C!yr, 35 Palm St.. $64,000 River Museum, Saturday, 7 to 9 p.m.; Parade of battle to recover from a serious "I once was talking to Lauren and 8:30 p.m. (4336-1600.) in England because it goes off at (based on (xmveyance ta x ). fleet off Steamboat Dock, Sunday, 11 a.m. stroke. Bacall when she was trying to Ivoryton Playhouse, Ivoryton: "Ain't Misbe 11 (p.m.)," she said. "I was Carmine and Susanne Filloramo (767-8269.) " I didn't want to see her until I give it up. She told me, 'If you havin'", ends Sunday, ending summer schedule. working in theater, so by the to Richard and Nancy Diamond, Roaring Braok Nature center, Contol^: Evening had done it," Jackson said of need it, you need it.' Showtime today at 8 p.m.; Saturday, 5and9p.m.; time I got home, it was off. unit 103 A, Forest Ridge Condomi- nature walk through Werner's Woods, today at Neal. " I don't want to just be a "I guess I need it," she said, Sunday, 5 p.m. (767-8348.) “ But TV is great therapy. It's num, $89,000. featuring this week,,, 7:30 p.m. Center Is located at 70 Gracey Road. SI clone of someone. puffing with enviable panache. Hole-ln-the-Wall Theater, New Britain: "The so awful. Hermann Frechette to Rodney FINE GUIDE for nature center members and $2 for non "There's no virtue in simply There will be no Glenda Male Animal," playing Fridays and Saturdays at “ Sometimes if it’s good. I'm C. West, unit 153 B-2, Park members. (693-0263.) playing famous people. There's Jackson video workout 8:30 p.m., through Sept. 29, at the theater, 36 North disappointed, because you just Chestnut Oindominium, $32,850. Lake Terrpmugus, Marlborough: 11th annual virtue in playing people if you cassettes. St. Admission Is by donation. (223-9500.) can't sit there and let it wash Oak Forest Realty Co. to Mi TO Creative Arts Festival in Bllsh Memorial Park, by can crystaiize the character. “ I smoke a lot and drink a lot over you." chael J. Madel Jr. and Joseph H. the lake, Saturday and Sunday. More than 100 "'Sakharov' was one of the of coffee and with tlie (»ffeine Darien Dinner Theater, Darien: "Meet Me In ' One difference she sees be Bednarz, units 3 and 4, Oak Forest artists and craftsmen and performers. 10 a.m. to 5 few films offered me wliere my nerves and cigarette cough, I SUMMER DINING St. Louis," playing through Sept. 23, at the tween American television and Ck>ndominium, $79,900. p.m., Saturday; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday. Free own personal beliefs were in get all the exercise I need." theater, 65 Tokeneke Road, except Mondays. British television is that in Luanna C. Blagrove to S & E Tuesday through Saturday, doors open 6:15 p.m. admission. Free parking. accoi^ance with the subject. The daughter of a rural And, Sakharov is important to England, shows are allowed Investment Ck>., 80 Pitkin St.. and dinner 7 p.m.; show, 8:30 p.m.; Wednesday bricklayer whose childhood more time to fail. The Most Romantic Setting Anywhere us. dream was to one day make it to $ 66 ,000 . and Sunday matinees doors open 11 a.m.; lunch Althouj^ she sometimes com 935 Main Associates to Arthur P. "Patricia Neal is important to Liverpool, Jackson said she is 11:30 a.m.; show 1 p.m.; Sundays nights, doors plains that women don't get Freedman, unit B-2. Watkins O n- For A Beautiful Wedding us. surprised at all the roles she is open 5:15 p.m.; dinner 6 p.m., show 7:30 p.m. their fair share of good acting tre (Condominium, $22,000 (based (655-7667.) "She believed in herself and offered. parts, Jackson has no ambitions on conveyance ta x ). proved the experts were Her first job out of the Royal about becoming a director or Roberta H. James to Yvonne M. 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Rotating MANCHESTER — North- EAST HARTFORD - 3 TRIMMING — L ig h t able gloss top, excellent unveil a few new stars to face th^ir Quarterback Todd Blackledge, monthly Income. $2995 26-0 in its opener. The Wolve Jacque Robinson, ran eight Angeles R am s at Pittsburgh, Phi-.< c h a e l's J e w e le rs , 958 schedule Includes first field Green bv owner. 3 room apartment In 2 trucking. Fall clean up. condition. $70. Call 643- most bitter rival, the Raiders. Kansas City’s No. 1 draft pick in required. C a ll 1-800-336- fam ily. Quiet, clean. Heat rines got a fine game from Jim tim es for 46 yards. In the second 10, it w ill be: No. ladelphia at Dallas and Denver at Main Street, Manches and second shift. BA In b e d ro o m s, 2Vi b a th s, General Handy Man. In 6297. Before the Raiders moved from 1983, w ill be making his first home 6014. and appliances. Carpet END ROUS Harbaugh in his first game as The game w ill be a rematch of 11 Ohio State vs. Washington ter, Conn. EOE. education or related wall-to-wall carpeting. sured. Ray Hardy, 646- 27',4 width - 25 cents; Oakland to Los Angeles, they start Sunday. He moved into the Cleveland. Miami is at Buffalo— ing. I car parking. No quarterback. The junior, who the 1981 Rose Bowl in which State, No. 12 Oklahoma vs. fields, experience with Full basement. Central 7973. REFRIGERATOR I'/j cu. 13V4 w idth - 2 lo r 2S No. 1 slot when Pro Bowl quarter Monday night. pets. $385 monthly plus has sophomore eligibility, com Michigan beat Washington 23-6. Pittsburgh, No. 14 Oklahoma combined with the Chiefs for some 5500 BONUS to expe disabled preferred. 40 Instruction 25 air conditioning. Open ft. Sanyo. Excellent con cents. MUST be picked back B ill Kenney broke his thumb The Giants, who have one playoff ‘ ; security. 289-8141. pleted ll-of-21 passes for 163 In addition, Huskies coach Don State vs. Bowling Green. No. IS of the most physical, emotional rienced Real Estate hours per week, $11,000. porch, carport, pool and RELIABLE, MATURE dition. Ideal lor dorm. up at the Manchester in the pre-season and has led the appearance in 20 years, are’2-0 and . M O T H E R w ill ba bysit fo r yards but was intercepted. James will be returning to Ann Sothem Methodist vs. Louis and exciting games in AFL his Agents willing to work. Resum e to M A R C H , Inc., te n n is co u rts. $72,900. $99. C o ll 646-4234. Herald Office BEFORE Chiefs to road victories over P h il Sim m s leads a ll N F L passerS,"!!, C o ll 646-8044. FIVE ROOM APART one child In my North twice. Arbor, Mich., for the first time ville, No. 17 Florida State vs. tory. When the leagues merged, Newer Manchester areo PO Box 574, Manchester, RIDING LESSONS at 11 A M ONLY. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Kansas with a phenomenal 146.2 rating, MENT — Twobedrooms; Manchester home. Call REFRIGERATOR - $75. Junior fullback Bob Perry in a game since he served as Kansas, and No. % Alab am a vs. the Raidprs kept on winning while agency has openings for CT 06040. 872-2079. Glastonbury Equestrian ••••••••••••••••••••••• the Chiefs faded to obscurity. City continues to receive sensa averaging almost 12 yards every ... two good full tim e agents. with heat. $550 monthly. 649-4783. Electric stove, $25. Good man scored three short touch Bump Elliott’s defensive coor Georgia Tech. Center. Late summer References and security Kansas City hasn’t made the tional kicking from Nick Lowery, time he fades to pass. For a confidential inter Lots/Lond for Sole 33 condition. C o ll 647-7226 or special 33 percent dis r e q u ir e d . Phllbrick view: Call Mr. Green count on lessons for oil L I C E N S E D DAYCARE 644- 0585.______Home and Garden FULLTIME/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agency, 646-4200. MOTHER - has one open 646-4655. new students through ing for Infant or toddler. SOLD HOUSE- Must sell PART T IM E Sept. 30,1984. P ric e s start MANCHESTER — Two Meals and snacks pro many household goods. ACCOUNTANT — Excel Excellent opportun at $8 per hour with dis VERMONT bedroom, central loca vided In safe and happy Ethan Allen end tables, DELIVERING RICH lent opportunity for ca ity to work while count. Indoor ring, out coffee table and twin bed. L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus reer connection. We tion, heat, hot water, home. C o ll C a ro l 646-6910. children are in door rings. Com e out and OKEMO AREA apDliances. 460. Lease Fisher stereo system, tax. Sand, gravel and prefer M BA or Bachelor school, if you are a take advantage of this mooseheod hutch, couch stone. C oll 643-9504. Degree with minimum 3 and security. No pets. 643-2711 good typist and unusual offer. For details 10 ACRES - $9,800 C a ll 742-8855 evenings. and love seat, wosher/d- Classified..Store/Office Space Household Goods years experience. Our phone 633-6216. Paintlng/Paperlng 52 VARIETY O F H O U S E Business Opportunities .. .22 For advertisements to be would like to learn ryer, window dressings Notices Resort Property Misc. for Sole Rates retirement schedules Beautiful hard and many colonial deco PLANTS; outdoor S itu a tio n W a n t e d ...... 23 published Monday, the dead mean we must realign word processing — MANCHESTER — V2 of L o s t / F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Info ...... 24 Misc. for Rent Home and Garden Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday You qualify! Call Hollies for Sale 31 woods on town Ranch Duplex, conve rations. C o ll 646-8261. bushes, Pochosondro responsibilities In gen PAINTING AND PAPER (around cover), diva, P e r s o n a ls ...... 02 Instruction ...... 25 Wanted to Rent P e ts $3.00 for one day between 2 p.m. and maintained road, nient to 1-84, suitable for eral accounting, budget aeaaeeaaaeaeeeaaaaaaaae HANGING — Exterior p riv a te hom e. 649-6486. Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted Musical Items P e r W o r d : ing and for capital Invest 4:30 p.m., Phone close to 12 major ski business couple. $450 plus Misc. for Sale 63 utilities. Coll Ginger, and Interior, ceilings re A u c t io n s ...... 04 Recreational Items 1-2 d a y s .20C Read Your Ad ment. We offer salary EAST HARTFORD — Ex areas and 3 crystal 872-6200. Merrill Lynch Realty, paired. References, fully Real Estate A n tiq u e s 3-5 d a y s 18C with bonus, pension and ceptional three bedroom, clear lakes, ideal va- Services Classified advertisements 872-7777 o r 643-9909. Insured. Quality work. P e t s ' 65 Homes for Sole ...... 31 T a g S o le s 6 d a y s 16C are taken by telephone as a Insurance benefits. East 2Vi both, raised ranch cation/retirement Martin Mottsson, even SCREENED LOAM — Hartford location. We with extra large family Financiol Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered Wanted to Buy 26 d a y s . .12C canvenience. area only 4 miles 149 OAKLAND STREET ings 649-4431. Gravel, processed ore a unique company room In fantastic loca Lots/Lond for S ole ...... 33 Painting/ Papering H a p p y A d s : The Manchester Herald is from village center. — Two room heated grovel, sand, stone and A A o rtg a g e s...... IV dedicated to quality ser tion. Downstairs could be MEDIUM SIZED DOG— Building/Contracting Bank financing ap apartment. No applian CEILINGS - REPAIRED fill. For deliveries coll Investment Property * 34 $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only for one incor vice In m oving , storage, GLEfWTYPIST used as on In-law apart Shepord/Terrier mix, 9 P e rs o n a l L o a n s ...... 12 Roofing/Siding . proved. Call 1-802- ces. Security required. or REPLACED with dry- George Gritting, An Business Property ...... 35 rect insertion and then only warehousing. You’ll loin m ent If desired. T h is months old, all shots and In s u ra n c e ...... 13 Automotive Deadlines INSURANCE 694-1581, 8:30 a m .- $300. C a ll 646-2426, 9am to wall. Coll evenings. Gory dover, 742-7886. Resort Property ...... 36 Heoting/Plumbing for the size of the original o highly motivated, en home was custom built by neutered. Free, because Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Cars/Trucks for Sale 8:30 p.m., weekends Spm weekdays. M cH ugh , 643-9321. F lo o r in g ...... For classified advertise in s e r t io n . thusiastic staff. Send re If you’re well organ present ow ners and Is In MANUAL ROYAL TY we’re moving. Coll 643- Motorcycles/Bicycles ized, detail oriented 'til 5 p.m. 2956. Income Tax Service ments to be published Tues Errors which do not lessen sume to: K.H. Garrlty, excellent condition. NAME YOUR OWN P E W R IT E R — Good co n Rentals and like working with N E A T , C L E A N 2 Bed Employment Services W anted ...... Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value of theadvertisement Treasurer, Hartford Des $108,900. C a ll M ik e E ln PRICE — Father and son. dition. $25 or best offer. people. We can offer room apartm ent In 4 FO U R F R E E K IT T E N S — Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services deadline is noon on the day patch, Box 8271, East sledel, 875-3100, C a lv m a r Fast, dependable ser Col 643-8865. For Sale will not be corrected by on an entry level position ••••••••••••••••••••••a fam ily house. Appllonces Looking for good & Education Apartments tor Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease Hartford, CT 06108. Co., 529-2888. vice. Pointing, Paper before publication. additional insertion. In our local claim de and heat included. $475. hom e(s). C o ll 649-3687for Misc. Automotive Please do not phone. Investment Property 34 hanging 81 Removal. Coll WOOD STOVE — Little Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent ...... 43 Holidoy/Seosonal 61 partment. Position re Security. No pets. Information. EOE. •THORNHOLLOW FARM 644-0585 or 644-0036. Moe Allnighter - $200. quires accurate typing • One of a kind horse farm C o ll 647-8551, 643-1271. Mognovox console skills (30-35 wpm) plus FEDERAL, STATE 8. In M anchester custom 2 INTERIOR PAINTING 8, AM /FM stereo, 8 track, KITTEN’S — Healthy the flexibility for learn FOUR FAMILY HOUSE THREE BEDROOM DU and happy, homeless' CIVIL SERVICE JOBS bedroom cape with 2 car PAPER HANGING — turntable - asking $150. Help Wanted ing a variety of office — On lot 137 X 92. No P L E X — In new er two orange, block & white, Http Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted 21... now a v a ila b le In yo u r garage comes on this Free estimates, quotltv M in i bike, $30. A ll In good Notices duties. realtors. Phone 643-4751 family home. Includes: fine calico colors. Well area. C a ll 1-(619)-569-8304 p riv a te and protected 2’/> work. Insured. Call 643- condition. C o ll 643-7445. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••#•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••)». between 6 and Spm. appliances, wall to wall mode bv God and wont ••••••••••••••••••••••• for Information, 24 hours. plus acres. 3 stall oak 7650. Good pay plus out carpeting. Heat not in ing 0 hom e and a chance. Lest/Foim d »l M U N S O N ’S C A N D Y K IT PART TIME STOCK M O V IN G H E L P E R -N e e d finished born Includes OPERA RECORD AL RESTAURANT STAFF . standing employee be ROCKVILLE — Two fam cluded. $510 monthly. Se CHEN of Bolton is ac CLERK — For light BABYSITTER — Ma stallion Stoll and hoy BUMS — New and all by C oll 649-4381. WANTED — Horbor strong dependable Indi nefits including free ily, separate utilities. One curity plus references re aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa P a rk Is re cru itin g cooks, ^ cepting applications for cleaning and wrapping vidual to help move furnb ture, dependable indlvld- rdom. Possible 2 pastures o rig in a l cost opera stars. parking and excellent 3 bedroom unit, one 4 quired. Two children FREE TO GOOD HOME- LOST — Female, grey full time and port time duties. A p p ly In person: tore. Part time after u o l with own plus riding ring, thou Bulldlng/Contracting 53 C oll 742-6700. NEWSPAPER DEALER dishwoshers, dining HANDYMAN — "Jack Of working conditions in bedroom unit. Good In accepted. No pets. Coll Longholred kittens. CnII tiger cot. In Summer room servers, bus peo employment. Full time Michoels Jewelers, 958 school and weekends. ’ transportation in my sands of 4 roll oak fenc N E E D E D In E ast H a rt All Trades” for carpen our m odern office sur ing, blueberry orchard, vestment at $89,900. Coll 643-7635. 649-7748. Street area. Rew ard. C o ll ple, bartender assistants, hours are 8om to 4:30pm, NURSES AIDES — 3pm Main Street, Manches C a ll 646-0505 or 646-1960. “ - Laurel Street, Manches EIGHT CIRCUIT FUSE ford. Call Jeanne, 647- try, painting, dry wall, roundings. For inter gardens, much more. M ik e E lnsle de l, 875-3100, 646- 8353.______lounger servers and valet Monday through Friday. to 11pm , fu ll o r p ort tim e. ter. E O E . ter home. Please call block electric. $8. Coll 9946. taping, concrete, miscel view appointment call Owner transferred. 646- C a lv m o r Co., 529-2888. COVENTRY — Quiet two FARRAND REMODEL BOARDING AVAILA parkers. Applicants must Part time day hours can Become one of our dedi SECRETARY-Part time-"* B onnie, 646-7495 o tte r 649-1649. FOUND-Block and white laneous repair work. 52B-48B1, Ext. 2296, or bedroom farmhouse ING — Cabinets, roofing, B L E A T G L A S T O N B U R Y have at least 1 year be arranged. Part time cated nurses aides that WAITRESS WANTED — /fu ll tim e position a v a lla -^ 3pm. 5570. young cot. Vicinity of ASSEMBLERS & COIL Steady w ork, c a ll 643-2111 ______2297. apartment, 7 acres, pond, gutters, room additions, Equestrian Center. $175- experience. Please apply evening and weekend truly enlovs helping our D ays, 10:30-3:30. A p p ly In ble for public accountino . , TILE VINYL ASBST. 180 Gerard and Stephen St. W IN D E R S — F in g e r dex 9am to 5pm. COVENTnV Resort Property 36 adults. No pets. $350 plus. decks, all types of remo 225 per monih. Indoor In person to the H arb o r hours are Monday elderly patients. Certi person: La Strada, 471 office. Typing and phone PART TIME-Approx. 13- sq. ft. Tan - white pebble 647- 1812 afte r Spm. terity necessary. Expe ITIE HARTFORD $41,000 C a ll 742-7770. deling and repairs. FREE ring, outdoor rings, Pork Restourant, 80 Har through Friday 4pm to fied aides preferred. Hartford Road, skills a must. Congenial 15 hours per week. Mer pattern. High quality rience not necessary, we' One Rhtervlew Sq. Is all you have to pay for estimates. Fully Insured. trolls, dolly turnout. 633- bor Drive, Middletown. 8pm and hours Saturday Steady and secure work Manchester. atmosphere, good salanr'J, chandiser to service Kentlle. $150 value, $75. Penonols 02 will train. 4 day week, P.O. Box 8300 thia 5 rm. Ranch. 2 car ANDOVER — Lake Front SIX ROOM DUPLEX - 3 Telephone 643-6017, otter 6216. or Sundov, averaging 20 with excellent working and benefits. Send re- " greeting cards, mature, garaga. Nice, private, 6pm , 647-8509. C a ll 643-7069. Monday thru Thursday, E. Hertford, CT 06100 Cottage. Large kitchen, bedrooms, $500 plus se to 24 hours. Call for conditions and fully paid sume to Mr. Bottaro, 945 reliable person. Maintain treed lot. CHFA poaaible. 10 hour day, 7 to 5:30. TEACHER/INDUS- OUT OF SCHOOL?? living room, fireplace, 3 curity deposit. No utili TRIAL ARTS — Tolland appointm ent 649-4332. employee benefits. Main Street, suite 312,; oreeting card display In 2 Call lor detaila, Strano ONE INCH THICK Ver Apply at: Able Coll, How NEWSPAPER DEALERS Want to learn a trade?? We Are An Equal Opportunity bedrooms, 1 both. Space ties. yitasher-Drver hoo LEON CIESZYNSKI Musical Items Schools ore seeking a Please call Mrs. LaunI, Manchester, Conn. 06040 " ' outlets, light stock work. Employer/Mala and Famale Real Ealate. 647-7663. m ont Slate 30” x 36” . ard Rood, Bolton. N E E D E D — In C oventry. Helper needed full time for upstairs bath or small k u p '. Private yard. BUILDER — New homes, qualified candidate with MUNSON’S CANDIES - Director of Nursing Ser Inventory, flexible hours. Ideol under wood stove C a ll Jeanne, 647-9946. Installing carpet, lino bedroom, drilled well, 649-6943. additions, remodeling, HYPNOSIS TAPES — To knowledge of power tech Hartford Civic Center vice s, 646-0129, M anches F U L L A N D P A R T T IM E -' Ideal for retired person or patio step. $15. Call CARPENTERS — Expe leum and ceramic tile. professional dock, alumi rec rooms, garages, kit assist In: weight loss, nology, metals and draft store is accepting appli ter Manor Nursing Light production work in ,” or homemaker. Coll 1- 649-7120.______TWO CLARINETS and rienced In medium to Call Village Floors. 649- INVITATION TO BID MANCHESTER num boss boat, stove, 3V2 r o o m a p a r t m e n t chens remodeled, ceil smoking cessation, test ing to teach High School cations for a courteous, Home, 385 West Center plastic manufacturing- 272-4479 evenings. Sealed bids will be received one flute — Excellent large commercial pre 4336, 10am-5pm, Monday refrigerator, air condi -private home, heat, ap ings, bath tile, dormers, anxiety, stress manage and middle school stu P O U L T R Y F A R M responsible retail sales Street, Manchester. company. First and se In the Office of the Director OPEN HOUSE 1-5 GIVE YOUR budget a condition. SIIMeach. Coll lect. Permanent year thru Saturday. of General Services, 41 Cen tioner, out building, all pliances., Working single roofing. Residentlol or m ent. F o r m ore Inform a dents. Position available WORKERS — Must have person. Hours are 10am cond shift available. Calh', PART TIME WAITRESS - SATURDAY A SUNDAY co m m ercial. 649-4291. boost! Sell those still- 646-4623. round w ork. C a ll 228-4313. ter Street, Manchester, Con beds with new mat adult only. No pets, child tion: P.O. Box 353, Bol- Immediately. Contact Class II licenses and to 5:30pm Monday RN — 11 to 7, no wee 6462920 9am and 3pm. 2 to 3 evenings per week.' necticut, until 11:00 o.m. on good but no-longer-used DISH AND P O T 83 BRENT ROAD tresses. Furniture, all ren. 643-2880. ton, CT 06040. Dr. Michael Blake, Prin know how to operate through Friday. Paid kends. Sunday thru Apply Mr. Donut, 255 W. the dote shown below for the Items In your home for TRUMPET AND CASE - WASHERS WANTED — followlnp: eaulpment for move-ln ROBERT E. JARVIS — cipal, Tolland High farm machinery. Call 1- parking and benefits In Thursday. Flexible. Op SUBSTITUTE- Middle Take., Manches cash. C o ll 643-2711 to Almost new. Excellent Nights and weekends. September 26, 1964 - Furnish use. C o ll 646-7920. Seen bv 3 noper’s Office, Town Office Federal Order 11246. those golf clubs you aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 02S4I9 'phone 644-8962. experience. We have open year, after your a two month vacancy for la ry and benefits, 5'/3 day Bid Forms, plons and specltl- time they will be publicly acres with babbling INSURANCE - Personal mately 13-15 hours per transcribing Operative neer Parachute Co., Inc., ” Building, 1712 Main Street, opened. The right Is reserved never use. Sell them with in g on all thMIs. We oflar a person with personal w o rk week. C a ll 649-5211. Coventry, Connecticut 06238. cotlons ore available at the brook. Garage. Suitable BIOWELL HOME Im lines, rating, ho initial entry week. Merchandiser to Reports, Discharge Sum Hole Rood, P.O. Box 631, - to relect any and all bids. KIT ‘N ’ C A R L Y L E U irry W righ t ■iceUant pay and banallta. lines experience to start Telephone 742-6324. General Services Office, 41 Specifications and bid forms a w ont od. for on adult only. Refer provement Company — meowners, auto, claims, training, the service oreeting cards. maries, etc. to work In M anchester, CT 06040,!. The Town reserves the right Center Street, Manchester, We will be racruHliig on Immediately, but hours B O O K K E E P E R — 25 may be secured at the Busi ences and security re Roofing , siding, altera agency experience re Sept IStti, 1884 from 10a. Guard offers: Mature, reliable person. our modern office. Excel Phone 644-158 1 , " ' to relect any and all bids and Connecticut. ness Office, 45 North School flexible. Please call Do hours a week. Salary to select the supplier In the TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ••••••••••••••••■•••••a quired. $495. Call even tions, additions. Some quired. Lee, 643-9555. m. to 4 pm. In the H8R Maintain oreeting card lent starting salary, lib Personnel.* '! Street, Manchester, Connec rothy at Insurance Man $5.M to $5.68 an hour, best Interest of the Town. CONNECTICUT ticut 06040. ings, 742-7165. . number for over 30 years. •••••••••••••••••••••••' Blocfc Oltico. Marahall’a * FREE COLLEGE d isp la y In 2 outlets. Lig h t eral fringe benefits, uni All bids must be received bv ROBERT a. WEISS, Homes lor Sole 31 Mai. 8M Braed St. Man- agem ent Center, 643-1155. depending on expe stock work, inventory. WAREHOUSE WORKER -- Raymond E. Oenrwrs, 649-6495. T U in O N fk que opportunity for a 10:00 A.M. on Friday, Sept. GENERAL MANAGER Business Manager ASHFORD — Duplex Help Wonted 21 rience. Call 742-7317 or Flexible hours. Ideal for — Full time. 7:15om to" 20, 1984 023-09 ••••••••■•••••••••••••a caree r minded person to 0264)9 Ranch. 2 bedroom s. New aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa send resume to: Dr. Do retired person or home 4pm. Apply in person 0244W * >2,000. CASH grow into a key position kitchen, new ruiK, oak nald NIcolettI, Coventry m aker. C a ll 1-272-4479, only to: Arthur Druti^ Heoting/Plumbing SS EXPERIENCED, MA w ith th is ra p id ly grow ino floors, redecorated. BONUS* Public Schools, 78 Ripley evenings. Store, 942 Main Street, 2 TURE FULL TIME NA's & company. Please call 647- Large yard. Heat fur Hill Rood, Coventry, CT 7343. Manchester. •< S A L E S P E R S O N — A p p ly nished. No animals. * MOUTHY 06238. E O E. SALES POSITION Avail FOGARTY BROTHERS In person to: Morlow’s, Working adults. Coll 423- SALARY * HHA's able part time days. N E E D E X T R A $$$ f o r - — Bathroom remodel 867 Main Street, EXPERIENCED FLOR MANCHESTER HONDA 4190, evenings. Come and learn the ad MOVING HELPER — Apply: H.L. James, 501 IST WANTED — East of Christmas shopping? Bei; ing; Installation water Manchester. vantages of working for * ON-THE-JOB Need strong, dependable West Middle Tpke., the River. Send replies to an UndercoverWear LIn-w aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa heaters, garbage dispo medical peraonnel pool. Individual to help move ” E A S Y D O E S IT ” Is the BECAUSE YOU never TRAMRIG* Manchester. Box CC, c/o the Manches aerie Agent - Part tIme.S 24 Adam s Street sals; faucet repairs. 649- know when someone will We have openings on all furniture. Part time otter Store/OffIce Space 44 wav to describe placing a ter Herald. S15-2S/hour 8, more.!; 4539. V is o /M o s te rC o rd be searching for the Item * FREE MEALS AT abitts. W e otter excel school and weekends. LAUNDRY WORKER — TRIPS/FURS/JEWELS.^ accepted. w ant od. Ju st c a ll 643-2711 lent pay and benefita. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa you hove for sale. It's C a ll 6460505 o r 6461960. Weekends. 1620 hours. DENTAL RECEPTION F o r Interview , 1-238-4990. C and w e do the rest! MEETINGS* W a will be recruiting on Join A Winning Teami Maoebettor 6RACI0US LIVING better to run your want Cresttleld Convalescent IST WANTED — Per ------•< SO U T H W IN D SO R — Sul aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa •MaeMeaeaaaaeaaMaaaa Sept. ISth, 1964 from 10 Sparkling Qarricon Colonial on a tree-shaded street. 8 od fo r several days ... SECRETARY — Port Home, Manchester, 643- manent part time. SECRETARY - Part time, livan Avenue. 1,600 so. ft. * A RETIREMENT a.m. to 4 p.m. in theH&R rooms of living for the growing family. Wall to wall car Flooring S6 A u ctiem M canceling If as soon as time/full time position 5151. Monday, Wednesday and 25 hours per week fpr2 prime retail space, ample PLAN* Block Oflice, Marshall’s peting over hardwooo floors, all natural woodwork. you get results. available for public ac F rid a y , 9 to 5. S e creta ria l church. Typing, llgnt- Manchester Honda, parking. $660. C a ll 236- Mall. 324 Brood St. Family room plus lower level rec room. 16x32 Inground aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa counting office. Typing AUTO MECHANICS — experience preferred. bookkeeping, phone cop-Z pool. Cell ue for more details. $116,000. 6021 o r 644-3977. * *35,000. UFE Manchester. and phone skills a must. MMt tor M orrtm offom m m ti Century Subaru, Route Send resumes only to: tact. Send resume fo^ Connecticut’s Largest FLOORSANDING — PUBLIC AUCTION INSURANCE * Congenial atmosphere, 83, V ernon needs two Dr. Bottaro, 162 Spencer Board of Trustees (AFL),S RENOVATED MAIN Floors like new. Special SUNDAY, SEPT. 16th at Noon good salary and benefits. experienced mechanics. Street, Manchester, CT Second Congregational^ Exclusive Honda STREET Professional izing in older floors, notu- Sundale Dr., Windham Center, Conn, Limited Post Send resume to: Mr. Sould hove foreign or 06040. Church, 285 N. Main St.,S Building. Approximately ral and stained floors. No Exchange & B o tta ro, 945 M o ln Street, domestic experience. Ex M anchester 06040. ! “ Dealer, needs qualified 1,000 sq. ft. Convenient waxing anymore. John under tent, preview:-10 a.m. Commissary Suite 312, M anchester, CT cellent starting pay and SERVICE STATION AT p o rk ln g . C o ll 643-1136 V e rta llle . C o ll 646-5750. Route 14 East from the Post Office. Fol privileges and morel 06040. Bonus Plan. Call Mike TENDANT — With some LAUNDRY HELP - I Technicians. We offer: 9am to Spm. low Auction arrows. O'Defte for on interview, mechanical abilities. Wanted, responsible Iqdl-z Com e into the 643-0363. Most enloy working with vidual for laundry work.? 2 Bedroom sets by Bassette and National Guard Top Wages, Outstand VERY SPECIAL CELEBRITY CIPHER P A R T TIM E the public. Uniforms fur 15 to 20 hours per week.Z Wanted to Rent 47 CM xN y Clptar onsHogrina ara craaiad from quouuora try'•nwiM paopla. PM and pfMani Heyward-Wakefield; Baldwin Spi Armory nearest FULL AND PART TIME nished. Full and port Apply In person of The*< Contemporary home with maintenance-tree grounds. laotiM lorlnaiaolp(M ,alandolarinoaiar rodor's ofue. S eeuM 1 . — Reliable persons to time. Apply In person: Steak Club, 60 H illia rd ? ing Benefits, Uniforms, Solid cedar construction, 8 rooms, 2'A bathe, master ••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa net Piano; Bennington Pine Table; you, call your local NEWSPAPER OaiVERY bedroom with dressing room, loft study with balcony. All by CONNIE WIFNER Guard recruiter, or w o rk In k itch e n w ith Silver Lane Shell, 252 St., Manchester. 2 Maple Dining Table; Stepback other girls making sand Factory Training, and wall to wall carpeting throughout, loads of storeM GENTLEMAN WANTS call toll free: Ambitious responsible peraon with a Spencer Street., space. Muet be seen. $182,000. •‘NWOLO'M EDBJ EDO RELDOL EY NWO Hutch; Floral Couch; Ethan-Allen small dependable vehicle needed for wiches and other kitchen Manchester. LICENSED REAL EST-2 R O O M In M anchester. duties. C o ll 649-0305. Top Equipment. Con C a ll 643-0034. "Bed; M ^ le Dry Sink; John Deere 1^800-842-2274 ATE SALESPERSON — FDVQOLMO JEF RTD SO ROLNTVD EY early morning newspaper delivery in PERMITTEE/BAR For East Hartford,Z Ws can halp you b(coma a Riding Lawnmower; Gas Gqll; the Manchester, East Hartford find BABYSITTER WANTED M A N A G E R — V F W Post Manchester, Glaston-* tact - Tom O’Dell, Ser "REALE ” PROFESSIONAL! YOU CAN enloy extra The Connecticut VCKLEOVDX, TDP NWTN’M JEPL EHD MOBY." Tennis Machine; Tools; Kitchen Army National Vernon areas. Deliveries door to — F o r 15 m onth old In m y 2046. Address brief re bury orea. Active aggres-- Cill 6404525. and aak lor Oin. vocation money by ex home Monday thru Fri sume to: The Secretory sive office. New ldcas.2 vice Manager, 646- changing Idle Items In ware. Guard the service door, house to house FIVE DAYS day. References re D.F. REAIE, INC. — TBPEFM WFIBOJ. that fits your of the House Committee, Excellent opportunitv.* your home tor cosh ... ROBERT H. GLASS AUCTIONEERS PER WEEK. Please call 659-3535 quired. Salary negotia 608 East Center, Man Call for appointmeni? Reel E d e fe with on od In classified. civilian plans. 3520 I7S M b ft-. rnmOmlm. Ct. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ”1 knew I wea ■ homely kid. They don’t call you Qoofua (203) 564-7318 Mon. - Fri.. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.______ble. Call 647-7407 after chester bv September Z im m e r Real Estate, 647-2 C o ll 643-2711 to place your and Dumbo lor nothing." — Donald Sutherland. 3pm. rIth, 1984. 7857. ^ od. 23 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept 14. 1984 Tag Sales iV Tog Sales 69 Tag Sales 69 Tag Sales 69 Tag Sales 69 Can/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 TAG SALE - Multi fami TAG SALE - Sot. and SATURDAY AND SUN T A G SALE-Saturdav 2 3 5 5 Z 6 8 ly.Includes handmade Sun., 54 Walker St., vicin DAY - Sept. 15th and 16th, September 15th 9 to 3. LINCOLN, 1974-Mark IV, 1982 HONDA P R E L U D E - Jackpot Bingo! cabbage dolls, crafts, ity Monchester Police 10-5,113 East Eldridge St., Black & white T.V., lug Power steering, power Low miles. Excellent Vicki Morgan’s slayer Grandparents Saturday and Sunday, 8 Station, 9om on. o f t Autoumn, gage and household brakes, AM -FM casette condition. Options. Origi THREE FAMILY TAG Manchester. nal owner. $6400. Days SALE — Many items, 11 to 4. 48 Bigelow St., Items. 59 Waddell Road, stereo, spoked wheels, You could win PtNGO speak at llling Manchester. 643-0469. TAG SALE - 2 family, Raindate September 22. 643-2349 after 6pm. 1979 M AZD A G LC — Door 646-1479; evenings 429- gets 26-to-llfe sentence to 3. 77 Mlnnechaug TAG SALE - Moving, Hatchback, automatic, 4473. Drive, Glastonbury. Sat Roindote Sept. 29.______45-46 Tracy Dr., Man 5 4 6 4 chester. Antique chair, miscellaneous household 1976 C AD ILLAC COUPE - AM/FM, sun root, 69,000 ... page 2 ... page 10 .,. page 11 urday Only. Rain or TAG SALE - Multi family, and decorative Items, mjles. One one owner. Shine! copper chandeliers, lots Automotive Good condition. $2590. 1975 VOLVO WAGON, S 8 7 4 baby Items, furniture, of pewter, collectibles, clothes, tires, etc. 81 Red 646-3172. , $2800. Call 649-8748. 245DL, power steering, etc. Lots of good stuff. many other misc. house wood Rd., Manchester, power brakes, AM/FM, TAG SALE — CIRCLE Don't miss this one. hold Items. Sot. 8. Sun., 9-2, Sot. Sept. 15th. Cart/Trucks for Sale 71 THIS ADI Lots of every 1975 FORD GRAN TO 1969 CHRYSLER NEW air, very good condition. Woodfleld Crossing, Sept. 14, 15, 10om-3pm. RINO - Good running PORT — Engine needs $3500. 646-5570. thing - Furniture, baby Glastonbury (off Keeney Directions: Right at GIANT TAG SALE - Sat., work. Many new parts. miscellaneous, tupper- St.) Saturday and Sun condition. Engine re Parker St. of Lvdoll and 9-15, 8am-5pm. Rain or worked. Call offer 6om Rebuilt transmission, 1980 PLYMOUTH FIRE ware. Saturday, Sep day, 8am to 4pm. Foulds, first right to shine. Exerciser, furni tember 15th, 9am to 3pm, 649-5133. carb, distributor. New ARROW - 5 speed, am # m Cushman, first right to ture, jewelry, small TV, recaps, oil pump. Call cassette, excellent condi 48 Madison Street, Man TAG SALE - 4 families. portable sewing ma Rainy today; chester, across from Toys, baby clothes, mis Tracy. 1975 MERCURY M O 1979 MERCURY M O 643-1228. $99. tion. Call Ellen, 649-4727 Manchester, Conn. chine, tools, much more. NARCH — 56,000 original NARCH - 4 door, original between 5 and 8pm. clearing tonight Covey's. cellaneous. 27 Clinton St., 107 Vernon St., 9:30 to 3:30 Saturday FALL CLEANING - miles. Original owner. 4 owner. Excellent tires, 1976 FORD LTD - Asking Saturday, Sept. 15, 1984 Glass, some furniture, Manchester. — see page 2 MULTI FAMILY GAR only.______door sedan. Power steer new exhaust system, ra $900. Call 644-0585 or 644- Single copy: 25C AG E SA LE - Rain or books, records, miscel ing, brakes, air condi dial heater, automatic. 0036. Motorcyclet/BlcyclM 72 TAG SALE - Saturday laneous. Sot. Sept. 15, TAG SALE - Saturday, tioning. Many new parts. $2650. Coll 646-5116 after Hanrlipatpr Mpralb shine. Sat., Sept. 15th, 9to only. 167 Princeton Stw 10am. 12 Pine Ridge Dr., Sept. 15, 10am-4pm. 138 Priced to sell. Call after 5pm. 4. Furniture, bikes, prin Andover. Forge Rd., Coventrym ters trays, lots of miscel 9am to 4pm. Sofa, uphol 4pm, 646-8137. GIRL'S 20" BIKE, $35. stered chairs, household off Rt. 44. Miscellaneous, laneous. 55 Galaxle clothing.. 1975 A M C HORNET Bov's 20" Bike, $35. Both Drive. Items.______FLEA MARKET - Man 1965 FORD One Ton Pick HATCHBACK - Body 1972 MUSTANG - Power Excellent condition. Call chester Grange Hall, 01- Up — $600. Call anytime, beat but runs well. 115,000 steering, automatic. Pos 649-2320. TAG SALE - Sot. and cott St., Saturday, 9-4. NEIGHBORHOOD TAG 742-6087. sible restoration. Call THE ONE YOU WAITED Sun., 9am-3pm, 180 Chest miles. Automatic, air SALE - Games and toys, conditioning, 6 cylinders. 643-7237 after 6pm. FORI - 250 Fern St., nut St. Items for boating, children's clothes, furni Town clergy EVERYTHING UNDER 1952 PLYMOUTH CON Extensive engine and Rec Vehicles 73 Friday and Saturday,, 9 Riviera Downrlgger, etc. THE SUN and more - ture, books, many unus to 2, Inside. Antiques, VERTIBLE — Good run brake work has been 1978 PLYMOUTH - air Fishing, hunting, Mec Plywood, Insulation, an ual Items. Sat. Sept, 15th, ning condition. $1950. done. Asking $350. Call conditioning, power 13 auto locals furniture, baskets, Press and duck decoys, tiques, office equipment 8-4. 13 Courtland St., steering, power brakes. 6 crafts, Pfaltzgraff. 742-9600, keep frying. Charlie, 649-8241 evenings COACHMAN 1979 - Van- etc. lewelry, tools, and clothes. 52 White St., Manchester. from 5 to 9pm. cylinder. 59,000 miles. take sides on miscellaneous. Manchester, 9am to 4pm, MAZDA GLC, 1977 — Good shape. $1800. Call /Comper on Ford E250 NEIGHBORHOOD TAG GARAGE SALE - 111 Chassis, self contained. SALE-Glenwood 8, Ash Sat. and Sun. 15,000 miles on rebuilt GOVERNMENT SUR 646-7483. Main St., Manchester, engine. $1950. Phone 643- Low mileage, very clean, worth Street. Friday, Sat- PLUS CARS and trucks $11,000 or best otter. 646- Sat.9-15, Sunday 9-16,9am 4751 (6 to 8pm). under $100. Now availa 1980 CHEVY SPORT VAN faith/politics get strike OK urdoy September 14th FrL 8ipl 21.780 M ■ Spn to 5pm. 2148. and 15th. Bicycles, til.8 l^ ».7 8 0 •■•Bpiii ble In your area. Call - Automatic transmis trunks, antiques, furni |M„ lifL 23.10 ■ 3 pa 1970 FORD ECONOLINE 1-(619) 569-0241. 24 hours. sion, power steering, By Sarah E. Hall W« will b« Off«rln0 ftnUttIc Mv- TAG SALE - Saturday, VAN — Good running power brakes, air condi in 1983 and has made $3 2 billion so far ture, miscellaneous. OVERSTOCKED Ino* on n«w dlKontlnu«d or da* Sept. 15, 9 to 4, 403 West ONE OF THE nicest Herald Reporter By MIchellne Maynard m«0od buHdiru mattrlal. CaN for condition. Passed emis 1976 VW SCIRACCO — tioning. Tilt wheel. Cus things about want ads is United Press International this year. The company is expected to with New 1984 Info.. Oantral BuHdino Supply Co Center St., Manchester. tomized. 58,000 miles. Ex- make about $6 billion in 1984. GM also GIANT TAG SALE - M 7 Ellington R d . (Rout# 5) Eaal sions test. Good tires. Sliver, good condition. their low cost. Another is Hartford. 2 S » ^ 7 4 .______Household Items, books, $550. Call 643-9920, 643- cellent $6500. Call Debate over the proper relationship between has dropped plaiiis to revise the cost of Thurs., FrI. and Sat., 13, records. Price, $2,000. Call 643- their quick action. Try a 14,15,9'am to6pm. ‘Some DODGE 0066. 6041. 646-7483. want ad today! religion and politics may be firing the presidential DETROIT — The United Auto living allowance formula, the union thing for Everyone’. 22 race, but it's really just overblown campaign talk, Workers announced Friday night it will source said. Alpine St., one block some Manchester church leaders said this week. continue to work without a contract But sources i ndicated a great deal of CARS with General Motors Corp.. and will from Manchester Mem Others saw the debate as more ominous. They said work remained, on the GM job security continue negotiations, but 13 local orial Hospital. President Reagan has threatened to crack the First proposal, which does not cover a unions have been given permission to number of union goals. '■ & Amendment “ wall" between church and state. Still strike. MULTI-FAMILY TAG The company has offered to set up a other members of the clergy saw Geraldine Ferraro’s SALE — Saturday, Sep The MQKuMtrr Union negotiators spent the after fund to protect workers whose jobs are TRUCKS stance on abortion is deeply troubling. tember 15th. Ansaldl and noon waiting for the final draft of GM’s lost to the introduction of new technol Battista Road, 9am. Clo Some of the Interviews with more than a half-dozen Manchester economic offer, while work on the job ogy. But it wi ll not give in to the union’s thing for all seasons and LOWEST DODGE CAR church leaders this week revealed disparate views. security portion of the contract insistance that it strictly limit the ages, luggage, three and No one argued that the church/state debate has continued. shipment ol.’ work to non-company ten speed bikes, sewing STRUCK become a central theme of the presidential campaign Asked during a lunch break how the sources, a pra.ctice called machines, electric ty USEbC/U? "outsourcing.” pewriter, carpet, lawn PRICES in AMERICA — whether it deserves to or not. talks were proceeding, GM Vice sweeper, furniture, an In recent speeches, Reagan has said that religion President Alfred Warren responded, tiques, toys and much, and politics are related and claimed opponents of his "Splendidly.” The GM chief bargainer much more. Rain Date: school-prayer amendment are intolerant of religion. was under orders from Chairman Sunday. Roger Smith to avoid a midnight EDT Staffs mull Walter Mondale has countered that the president is strike by 350,000 workers at 147 locals TAG SALE — 4 Clyde guilty of a "moral McCarthyism” which smacks of nationwide. Road, 10am, Saturday, OVER FACTORY narrow-mindedness. The union confirmed UAW President two debates September 15th. Furni INVOICE ON ALL Owen Bieber met with Smith and ture, yard tools, clothes, DODGE CARS A TRUCKS THE EXCHANGE is really “ much ado about very Warren on Thursday, but would not WA.SHINGTON (UPI) - r;,e- miscellaneous. In Stock! 75 little,” said the Rev. Eugene Brewer, pastor of the elaborate. bates between President Rea; j an for Immediate dol. Church of Christ in Manchester. The Rev. Newell H. Local leaders across the country said and Democrat Walter Monduli > on NEW 84 OMNI Curtis Jr., pastor of Center Congregational Church, their members were ready to staff Oct 7 in Lousiville, Kyi. and Or i,. 21 in Kansas City, Mo.,are under Invoice ...... *5883 1 / ^ agreed. ' picket lines. Plus...... 99 "A lot of this stuff is pure rhetofUT,'” Curtis said. "All wheels are in motion.” said serious discussion, it was le.-irned TAG SALE — A quaint Frid.ay. But Rabbi Richard Flavin of Temple Beth Sholom Jerry Hall, president of UAW Local to accumulation of attic to A single debate betweeri vice basement treasures: S L *5982 held that the separation between church and state has in Doravllle, Ga. "Our local union is prepared to walk the streets if Pce.’iident George Bush and Geral- small oak desk, chairs, 79 LINCOLN MARKV already been eroded — by Supreme Court decisions necessary. We were hoping to avert a dinei Ferraro Oct. 11 in Pliiladel- lamps, books, records, allowing the display of a Christmas creche on a birdcage, wooden high suTlm *5995 2 door, Silver with strike, but it doesn’t look good right phia also is under consider atlon. chair, baby necessities, NEW 84 SENTRA Pawtucket, R.I. town green and permitting students now.” Wlhite House officials, as’ H.ing not adult clothes, kitchen ac- leather interior, loaded to hold meetings of religious clubs on public school Only six GM plants will be operating to be identified, said anj/ agree- cessorles, sterling WAGON ^7495 grounds. on overtime shifts this weekend, so the mc/nt could be jeopard'il.zed by servers and more! Free NEW 84 DATSUN Flavin blamed the trend on the fundamentalist initial effect of a walkout would be "continuing leaks from 't'tie Mon coffee! Rain or shine! right, which, he said, "has a close tie-in with limited. dale campaign.” SENTRA $74QC <7680 Asked to confirm ;a report, Saturday 9-4. 68-70 Bi Reagan.” The union still has the option of 4-Dr., Auto 1 1 9 9 ajiparently from aides traveling gelow St. The Moral Majority and similar religious groups asking that the current pact be NEW 84 DATSUN with Mondale, White House spo rm “ have the mistaken notion that what they believe is so extended and could decide to do so if it SATURDAY, SEP appears a settlement is close when the kesman Larry Speakes said, "The T E M B ER 15th, 10am to PICKUP ^6195 correct that they have every right to foist it on deadline comes. There has been no diebate dates, location, format and 4pm. 16 8> 19 Summist NEW 14 DATSUN KING ( 80 FORD 74 MERCURY 79 DODGE 81 PONTIAC 78 CHEVY others,” Flavin said. "I think it’s bad for America in official word from either side since late fiponsorship are mattei vj still under Street. Rain Date: Sep 80BUICK general.” Wednesday. consideration. Until tliere is over tember 22nd. New ladles 4X4 MUSTANG MONTEGO OMNI ' SRANOPRIX CAMARO Though the Rev. David Baranowski of St. James •'.■nme Bargainers, who met into the evening all agreem ent, there is no sheepskin locket, office agreement.” and other furniture, lots Church said he thinks both candidates care more Thursday, resumed talks early-Friday. of other miscellaneous WILLiMANTIC Regal about getting votes than about the believers they’re The first order of business was a GM’s Items. $4980* $1695 *2995 *5375 trying to court, he, too, saw a threat in some of latest proposal covering wages and DATSUN-DODGE Whit* Corriaga Top *4480 benefits made by the coitipany S p o r ty ca r 45,000 miles Sl,000 OnoiNAL wu$ Reagan's remarks. TAG SALE - 21 Harmonev 1132 Main St., Willimantic 45,000 milM Thursday. V-S/AUTO 4 spd. All Options *4880 A union source indicated the upfront St., Mayberry Village. Supar doan, Rparty car “ I THINK A NUMBER of fundamentalist groups Inside Today 423-4547 - 647-9367 wage increases in the offer were the " iturday, 8am to 5pm. could use this as an opportunity to gain a foothold,” 887-1522 same as GM’s original proposal, which 70 pages, 2 r.ectlons Baranowski said. called for lump sum payments of $600 in 82 FORD 82 FORD 83 LINCOLN 75 VW Herald photo by Pinto 82 DATSUN 78 CHRYSLER "Mondaie and Ferraro, on the other hand, say that the first year of a contract and $300 in A d v ic e ...... 12 EXP ECORT 310 NEWPORT Town Car what they believe has little to do with what they do in Now thafs only fair! the second year, with no new money in B u s l n e s i ...... 20 public. That’s ludicrous, too, " said the Rev. Burton D. the final year. C la s s if ie d ...... 18-19 RABBIT Strand, pastor of Concordia Lutheran Church. The union had earlier rejected this C o m i c s ...... 8 Going to the doctor isn’t always fun, but for 4-year-old Helene Entertainment ...... 12 bid, saying it wanted "substantial” *3995 $4180 $5275 $2780 *14,800 Strand blamed Reagan, however, for trying to L o t t e r v ...... 2 Brown it turned out to be. That’s because she was allowed to upfront increases for workers whose CharQoal Metallic Grey Metallic 29,000 miles R u n s G re a t "super-impose a religious view on the public.” O b i t u a r ie s ...... U i 32,000 miles Like most church leaders interviewed, Strand take in the St. James Church fair afterward. The breeze early wages were frozen under a 1982 O p i n io n ...... 6 4 i|Ml./Sp«rty Car 4 SPD./AM-FM $2380 P e o p le t a lk Auro/AM-FM CASSmi UATHER/AC ...... 2 CUAN/WMTE would not say which candidate he supports. At least Friday night was just the right speed for her pair of concessions pact. But the latest offer 4 S P D also calls for an improvement in the S p o r t s ...... 1 5-(7 one minister said revealing his choice would amount deely-boppers, which she wears proudly. A story and more T e le v is io n ...... g current profit-sharing formula that W e a t h e r ...... 80 MERCURY 80 AMC 1 9 8 0 to telling his congregation how to vote. pictures of the three-day fair, which ends Saturday night, are on netted workers $680 each last year...... 2 81 MAZDA 83CHEVR0LCT 77 DODGE Dr. Shephard S. Johnson, pastor of South United page 3. GM posted a record $3.7 billion profit GLC WAGON MAUBU 4 DR BOBCAT Spirit P O N T IA C Methodist Church, said attempting to do so would be ASPEN WAGON "stupid” — and wouldn’t work anyway. Le M a n s "There are lots of things I believe in that 1 would not $4890 $3095 Station Wagon make mandatory for others,” Johnson said. In M X opponents fail at derailing missiles $6980 $2360 *3160 keeping with that philosophy, he said he does not find 47,000 miles sta tio n 22,000 miles, auto, AC S sn , CUAN CAR 17,000 miles 6 CYLINDER LOW Ferraro’s stance on abortion contradictory. AC/AUTO ^ Ferraro, a Catholic, has said that she personally By Eliot Brenner show of hands. but requiring one more vote by eac.h W a g o n MILEAGE United Press International A number of House liberals have House Speaker Thom j.s O'Neill *3980 opposes abortion but feels she does not have the right chamber before production could re p-Mass., and Senate Republican to impose that view on the public. Some Catholic been pressing for two votes next spring sume — left open the possibility that WASHINGTON — Opponents of the on the and defense appropriations leader Howard Baker >jf Tennessee 84 DODGE clergymen, such as the Rev. Emilio Padelli of St. should the issue fail, $1 billion would be have been negotiating fo r two we«:kH to 79 CHEVY 83 MERC 82 MX missile failed by a single vote subcommittee chairman Joseph Ad- available to the Pentagon to use DAYTONNA TURBO .78 MERCURY 79 BUICK Bridget Church, have accused her of backing Friday to further derail the 10-warhead dabbo, D-N.Y., tried the move before break the impasse on <.he nearly $300 CAPRI without restriction on whatever project billion defense aut) lorization bill LeSABRE something the Pope equates with murder. weapon in a poker game with the the full appropriations panel. it wanted. CHRYSLER stalled in a eonfer#,-nee eommittee ZEPHYR "She believes in one thing, but says another,” Senate over the defense budget. His proposal, he said, would have Padelli said. “ You just can’t disassociate religion His unsuccessful proposal combined largely over the MX l.ssuc. Those talks The action, at least for the moment, kept the Pentagon from using that resume next week. *9980 MALIBU $7265 LeBARON with life.” the two-vote proposition with a move to $3950 leaves intact the existing House hand in keep the MX production line ready but rnopey. Congress last year approved *2175 Although no ug reement hos been LOADED 5 sp d . 14K 68,000 Padelli applauded Archbishop John J . O’Connor for the showdown game — approval for 15 not actually building missiles next production of the first 21 missiles, an AC/AM-FM CASSmi AM/FM lAOn 6 C Y l, AUTO questioning "how a Catholic in good conscience can missiles with a vote required in the year. action not affected by the current reached, Capitol Hill sources have OTHER DATSUN CAR & $3385 $6880 AUTO/AC/CLEAN vote for a candidate who explicitly supports spring before any more can be built. wrangling. The first 10 of the missiles outlini,.*d a prop