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By Pieter Van Bennekom United Press International Two local travel agents MEXICO CITY - Injured and dazed survivors of an earthquake 0 that kiiled hundreds and perhaps staying at quake’s edge thousands of people roamed through makeshift emergency By Kevin Flood shelters and streets choked with Herald Reporter rubble today in search of missing relatives and friends. At least two area travel Fires that cast a hellish glow agents were staying at an over the city through the night Acapulco hotel when an earth­ continued to smouider today, as quake rocked the western coast rescuers raced to free screaming of Mexico Thursday, but a victims from hotels and skyscrap­ spokesman for the firm that ers crumbled by the quake. arranged their tour said this The Spanish news agency EFE morning that the hotel and its quoted police as saying they had guests are safe. recovered more than 962 bodies. Joni Olsen, of the Hartford The temblor, measuring 7.8 on office of Gogo Tours Inc., said the open-ended Richter scale, hit this morning that she has yet to central Mexico at 7:18 a.m. Thurs­ receive word from any of the day at the height of the morning travel agents who went along on rush hour. the tour. But, she added, the Thousands of injured thronged hotel where they were staying hospitals and authorities esti­ managed to send a message by mated the number of dead could telex sometime last night say­ .surpass 1,000. Some 50,000 workers ing that everyone is safe. dug through piles of debris in The two travel agents were search of an estimated 1,000 people identified as Jennie Hill, a trapped beneath the rubble of 20-year-old agent for the Con­ about 250 major buildings crushed necticut Travel Services S by the quake and untold numbers agency at the Manchester Par- JENNIE HILL of smaller buildings. kade, and Karen Rey, a 31-year- . . . in Mexico There was no word on when old manager of South Windsor telephone service to and from the Travel at 435 Buckland Road. Olsen said Hill and Rey Mexican capital, knocked out by ' Hill lives in South Windsor and "should be all right." the quake and more than 10 Rey lives in Vernon. "Travel agents are pretty aftershocks, would be resumed "The message said that the level-headed people,” she said. and allow frantic relatives to check hotel is fine and that all of its "They’re used to handling trou­ on kin. clients are safe,” Olsen said. ble while they’re traveling E In Rome, Pope John Paul 11 sent The earthquake, which has so because they do a lot of a message of condolence to Mon­ far claimed at least 250 lives, traveling.” signor Sergio Obeso Rivera, presi­ knocked out communications Olsen said tours for travel dent of the Mexican Bishops’ throughout much of Mexico. agents are usually scheduled Herald photo by Pinto Conference, expressing his "heart­ Television station WTNH, for the country’s off season. felt condolences" to relatives of channel 8. reported Thursday Mexico’s travel season, she the victims and "m y paternal evening that a Manchester said, is roughly during the Fun at the fair solicitude for the injured and resident named Helen Barrett, winter months. homeless.” 23, was also in Mexico at the Pamela Henry, the assistant P Ashley McCartney, 2’/a, of 360 Oakland James Church Fair. Thefairwill be open The death toll was expected to time of the earthquake, but her manager at Connecticut Travel St., takes a ride on a carrousel Thursday today from 5 to 11 p.m. and Saturday rise as some 50,000 workers dug family could not be reached for Services, said it was fortunate night at the opening of the annual St. from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. through piles of debris in search of comment this morning. the earthquake occurred when an estimated 1,000 people trapped Olsen said Hill and Rey were it did. "One of the really good beneath the rubble of about 250 two of 12 area travel agents who factors is that it is off season for major buildings crushed by the arrived in Mexico Wednesday, tourists," she said. quake and untold numbers of They were originally scheduled Henry said Hill joined Con­ Flash estimate puts GNP smaller buildings. to fly back Saturday, she said. necticut Travel Services only At least 3,500 people spent the "W e’re not sure when they’re six months ago. “ She’s very night in government shelters, coming back now," she said. new," she said. " I t ’ll be an according to a Mexican television "W e’ve heard that Acapulco experience for her." at slower quarterly pace station.- Channel 2. Another 2,500 wasn’t too badly hit, but if the "W e were somewhat upset people who were injured spent the airport was badly damaged last night, but when we got the night in hospitals. they might be down there for a message from the hotel this BV Denis G. Gulino Twenty-five people were killed while” morning we were relieved.” United Press International when a church collapsed during mass in Ciudad Guzman, 275 miles WASHINGTON — The economy is growing at a west of Mexico City, El Informa- and Salvadoran navy vessels had (65-foot) waves rising from the mediocre pace of 2.8 percent in the current quarter, Real GNP dor newspaper in Guadalajara reported five merchant ships and ocean," said Jesus Ferreiro of government economists projected today, aimost -G ross National Product said. The paper also reported four trawlers missing in the “ Onda Pesquera.” certainly preventing the year’s gross national product "extensive damage" in the nearby Seasonally adjusted annual rates. Pacific Ocean 135 miles west of Bodies were pulled from at least from reaching the minimum White House targets. city of Colima. Acapulco. seven major downtown Mexico -Percentages reflect change If the preliminary estimate — the "flash” In San Sebastian. Spain, the ‘"rhe Spanish crew on a Mexican City hotels that were completely projection — is correct and the fourth quarter does no from previous quarter. director of Spain’s special fishing tuna trawler told us the sea was better than the third quarter, this year will end with a radio link said today that Mexican wild. They said they saw 20-meter Please turn to page 8 growth rate of only about 2 percent, less than half of last year’s 5.7 percent progress, government analysts said. The 2.8 percent third-quarter growth rate was on the low end of most forecasts and represented only a Hydro plant won’t pay off, gentle pickup from the revised 1.9 percent growth in 2 the second quarter. For the second time this year the GNP number appeared to have been leaked a day early to Wall energy company tells town Street, something a Commerce Department spokes­ man said was under investigation. Spending by consumers and government are the By Alex Glrelll its own because it would not begin estimated would cost $380,000. two positive factors the Bureau of Economic Analysis Herald Reoprter to break even financially until In 1983, voters approved a found in making its educated guess about how the eight or nine years after the $695,000 bond issue for the dam economy is doing. An energy company that has 15-year bonds issued to underwrite repairs and construction of the 1 2 3 4 All 1 2 3 The cadre of government economists, who work on been working with the town in construction of the plant had been hydropower facility, which would the numbers insulated from political influence, 1984 '84 1985 attempts to develop a hydropower­ paid off. > uei Qf^iWc use the flow of water over the dam assumed businesses are cutting their inventories, that generating facility at Union Pond Construction of the power plant to generate power that would be serious trade deficits are not getting much worse and FOURTH QUARTER GNP dam has decided that the project is was to have been coupled with sold to Northeast Utilities. that housing investment is not expanding. not financially feasible, officials . . . moving at mediocre pace repairs to the dam that have been Huestis said the assumption then The White House had expected an economic learned Thursday. ordered by the state Department of was that $400,000 of the sum would rebound that would carry the GhiP 5 percent higher in Robert Huestis, the town budget Environmental Protection. Bond­ be spent for repair work. the second half of the year, compared to the l.l foreign lending to turn the United States

'.c-wst mmm 4 mrm AIDS fears • ^ ^ College monitors religious persecution in East bioc Manchester "WK-:- .. .•ft;'". • ..- j " I t ’s impossible to read all the attempting to cross the Soviet . . Jt* ' ’ .'fc?:. V Rowe said. I n By Bud Bultman Czechoslovakia. The researchers chael Rowe. "Though much of the samizdat coming out of Poland,” bordeb, cause change •I- rULt. Bourdeaux, an Anglican priest, Unittd P rtu Inttrnatlonol document and distribute reports news weOpublish is about persecu­ Slkorska said. More than 600 Barinov produced a Christian ‘ -rti'ti I, » r- through a bi-weekly news service tion, we hope our overall presen- founded the research center in 1969 rock opera entitled “Trumpet as a collection and study point for clandestine publications aire pro­ Area residents get citizenship KESTON, England — Keston and quarterly c a lM “ Religion in taion gives a completu picture of duced there. " I t ’s a task for 10 Call.” A recording smuggled to Communist Lands." the religious situation." underground literature from the Keston has been broadcast four Seven people from Manchester and three from College in the quiet English people, not just two.” in schools m m m r-- us ngr. countryside has no campus and no "The essence of Keston is that An indication of Keston's value is Eastern bloc. times by the BBC and now is being Vernon will become United States citizens " Volumes of smuggled-out publi­ Keston’s researchers speak 20 studenta, yet is frequently the here is an institution that provides that at the recent Helsinki accords languages and cultivate contacts produced for distribution in Tuesday at ceremonies in the auditorium of conference, U!S. Secretary of State cations, or samizdat, stream into By Kathy Garmus target of Soviet criticism, even a diet of information essentially inside the countries they deal with. America. Greater Hartford Community College on Wood­ George Shultz — primarily using the center, a century-old school- Assistant City Editor while itself Urgeting Western taken from the underground press The chief obligation is to check and According to Keston’s latest land Street in Hartford. Keston-provided information — house in the village of Keston. The A dental-treatment program administered by ministers who suggest there is in Eastern Europe," said Alex­ re-check the accuracy of reports. figures, 330 religious believers are In all, 350 people are scheduled to be sworn In as cited 20 cases of communist bloc staff wades through overflowing teachers In Manchester’s public elementary schools religious freedom inside the East­ ander Tomsky, the center's Czech "First we ack: Where does this in Soviet prisons, half of whom are citizens. violations of religious freedom. piles of samizdat, periodicals and has been changed because of complaints by teachers ern bloc. and Polish specialist. information come from? What is members of unofficial Baptist In addition, the ceremony will commemorate While the college absorbs the hand-written letters' In Russian, that it was inconsistent with state guidelines on the The sole purpose of Keston is to Keston frequently is criticized the source’s record of reliability?" churches. the 350th Jubilee of the City of Hartford and the anger of the Russians, the staff in Polish, Czech and other languages handling of body fluids issued as a result of fears about monitor the rights of all faiths for presenting too negative a said Rowe. “ If there's something Soviet authorities have recently 350th birthday celebration of Connecticut. Gov. turn cringes when Western church that are stacked in every room. AIDS, the school superintendent said today. under communism. Its sole duty, picture of religious life in the that doesn’t ring true, then we dig stepped up searches of believers’ William O'Neill will be among the guests. leaders returning from the Soviet Tomsky, who left Czechoslava- The so-called “ swish and spit” program, in which says founder Michael Bourdeaux, Soviet bloc and the Soviet press has and poke a bit more.” homes, Bourdeaux said, taking The new citizens from Vernon and Manchester Union report they have foend kla in 1968 when the Soviets elementary students are asked to rinse their mouths is to alert political scientists, cndemned itas "anti-communist." Keston keeps a running list of away any religious literature are from Lebanon, Guyana, Itaiy, Poland, Iran, evidence of religious freedom. invaded, and Polish natjve Graz- with cups full of fluoride-treated water, will now be educators and the media to reli­ The Keston staff acknowledges people imprisoned for their faith. discovered. Confiscated Bibles, Canada, and England. "In one sense, we would say, yna Slkorska, who has just written administered by school nurses instead of teachers, gious persecution. the complexities of religion behind A recent case it publicized however, often find their way back ‘We're glad you found positive a book on the murdered Polish said Superintendent James P. Kennedy. The center consists of some 25 the Iron Curtain. concerned Valeri Barinov, 40, a into the hands of Christians. He things, but don't think you've seen priest Jerzy Popleluszko, sift the Kennedy said school officials decided to review the experts who pore over under­ “ It's easy to see things in black Christian rock singer sentenced to said Soviet police sell them on the the whole picture and don't gener­ hundreds of underground Polish Vehicle owners fight taxes program after “ a few teachers" said it was ground writings smuggled out of and white — the goodies and the 2‘A years in a labor camp for black market for up to $90 each. alize from what you've seen,"' journals. . inconsistent with the state guidelines. The guidelines countries like Russia, Poland and baddies," says Soviet expert Mi­ Two motor vehicle owners appealed their tax were issued recently in response to widespread public assessments Thursday night to the town Board of concern over the transmission of acquired immune Tax Review and one them won a reduction. deficiency syndrome, or AIDS. Rodney Dolin of Raiph Road convinced the “ It did seem that we needed to be consistent,” Weather board that the assessment on his camping trailer Kennedy said. should be reduced from $6,400 to $5,248. Peopletalk Among the guidelines issued by a state task force on A spokesman for the office of the assessor said AIDS was a directive that school custodians or others Today’s forecast the office had placed a standard book value on the Herald photo by Pinto 2 who clean up vomit in the classroom wear plastic camper but Dolin apparently paid less than the Connecticut, Massachusetts gloves, he said. Dr. Ruth goes to India normal price. and Rhode Island: Today: AIDS is believed to be transmitted through the The other person who appealed, Walter Prowa In reverse Dr. Ruth Westheimer, television’s best-known exchange of body fluids, usually by blood transfu­ mostly sunny, hot and hazy. High of Glenwood Street, argued that his 1973 Volvo sex therapist, will lead her faithful on a 17-day sions, sexual contact or the shared use of needles for from the mid 70s along south was in disrepair and that the assessment should Police said this car caused a great deal East Center Street. The driver of the car, tour of India’s erogenous zones. Sixty peopie will drug injection. The state Joint Task Force on shore islands to near 90 over reflect that. The Tax Review Board, in rejecting Karl E. Nielson, 73, of 97 Weaver Road, pay $3,499 each and leave New York Dec. 18 on a Educating Children with Pediatric Acquired Immune of damage Wednesday when it ca­ inland areas. Tonight: fair. Low the appeal, agreed that the assessor must take an trip with will feature meetings with experts in Deficiency Syndrome and AIDS Related Complex has reened through a parking lot in reverse, was not charged, but police said they from the low 50s to the mid 60s. average value for used autos and cannot inspect India’s ancient erotic arts, and visits to sensual said that children with AIDS do not pose a health risk took possession of his driver's license Saturday: partly cloudy. High each one to determine its condition. hitting three parked cars and jumping a sculpture gardens. to others in a classroom setting. from the mid 70s to the mid 80s. The board met in the office of the assessor at the curb before crashing into a building on while he undergoes retesting for it. “ Our group’s sensual awareness will be However, the task force guidelines say that some Maine and New Hampshire: Municipal Building. stimulated and reawakened'by India’s exoticism children with AIDS, such as those who are not Hazy sunshine and windy today. and by exposure to India's playful, very human toilet-trained or those who have open sores, may pose Highs in the 80s. Fair tonight. gods whose sexuality has been exalted in religion, Lightning damage assessed a risk and should be kept out of the classroom. celebrated in art and emulated in daily life,” Dr. Lows in the upper 50s and 60s. The Manchester public school system has not issued Variable cloudiness and windy Inspectors from the state Department of Rent-A-Wreck seeks permit Ruth said, putting it as only she can. any formal policy on whether children with AIDS or Also on the itinerary are the Taj Mahal and with a chance of showers Satur­ Housing Thursday inspected the Spencer Village AIDS Related Complex should be allowed to attend sensual sculpture gardens, including the Temple day. Highs in the mid 70s to mid housing complex for elderly people after the School with other children. Owners of Rent-A-Wreck, a used used cars available for rent, ZBA has received an application of Love, and the cities of Bombay, Madras, Delhi, 80. project was damaged by lightning Sept. Sand said Kennedy said he did not know how widespread the automobile rental company, have Warzecho said. He said the com­ from developer Raymond F. Da- Mathura — the birthplace of Lord Krishna. Vermont: Unusually warm they would report on their findings within a concern was over the “ swish and spit” program, but applied for a permit from the pany repairs old cars and then mato for a variance of yard-size with lots of sunshine. Highs in the couple of days. said there has been “ no biatant hysteria" among Zoning Board of Appeals to open an rents them out. He said he hopes to requirements for a 2.1-acre site on 80s. Quite mild tonight with some The inspection was a regularly scheduled teachers over the threat of AIDS. office on Tolland Turnpike. increase the number to between Oakland' Street. Damato is in the clouds and a chance of showers annual check, but stress was put on assessing Kennedy said the state guidelines were issued not eight and 10 cars within the next process of building three apart­ north. Lows in the 60s. Saturday The day of the great ‘88’ damage from the lightning. only because of concern over AIDS, “ but any of the Rent-A-Wreck wants to move few months. ment buildings on the site that Mehta plays Mehta At a meeting of the Manchester Housing cooler with mixed sun and clouds contagious diseases.” into an oid Mobile gas station at 395 would house 12 units. Today: mostly sunny and hot. High 05 to 90. Southwest wind 10 to 20 Authority Wednesday, Gordon Harmon, tenant New York Philharmonic conductor Zubin and and a chance of showers Lynne Gustafson, head nurse for the public schools, Tolland Turnpike. Todd Warzecho, The land is owned by John B. Zoning regulations require a mph. Tonight: fair with patchy fog. Low 55 to 60. Wind southwest 10 to relations supervisor for the authority, said about Mehta makes his motion picture debut in "On could not be reached for comment this morning. co-owner of the Bristol-based Barnini. Barnini said he will rent building in a Planned Residence- early in the day north. Highs in 15 mph. Saturday: partly cloudy and warm. High in the mid 80s. $5,000 damage was done to smoke detectors and Wings of Fire,” an unusual film about the The rapid increase in the number of AIDS cases company, said today. The com­ the property to. RenLA-Wreck, but Development zone to be at letisl 30 the 70s. Sunday: a chance of showers. High in the 70s. Today's weather about $1,700 to an antenna. founding of the Zoroastrian reiigion, which was over the past several years has prompted much pany has applied for a special declined to specify what he would feet from the property line. Berlin picture was drawn by Jeliene LaRocque, 10, of 38 Hyde St., a student Raymond Pisch, maintenance supervisor, said the first, and oldest, monotheistic faith in the controversy over whether its victims, including exception to open the automobile charge. He had previously rented error in staking out the northern at Verplanck School. today the main electrical panel was hit. It has world. children, should be segregated from others. At a repair and rental facility in the the property for a gas station, but sideline prior to building has been repaired, he said, putting smoke detectors The film, narrated by Derek Jacobi, casts the recent meeting of Manchester pediatricians, an existing building and is also said the station closed about three placed one foundation 29.2 feet Extended outlook and other emergency devices back into service. Indian-born Mehta as himseif, "a man in search informal poll showed that most of them thought seeking a variance to reduce the years ago when the site lost access from the edge. of his roots and his heritage,” a press release Extended outlook for New children with AIDS should be kept out of the yard size around the empty gas to Interstate 86 due to construction Damato wants the variance to said. England Sunday through classroom. station, said Carol Zebb, assistant there. allow the difference, otherwise he The conductor's questions serve as a starting Tuesday: Friendly visitors sought There is no known cure for AIDS, which destroys a planning director. Rent-A-Wreck has 24 offices in will be forced to destroy the point for the story,of the religion, which in Connecticut, Massachusetts person's ability to fight off infectious diseases. AIDS Rent-A-Wreck would start the the state, Warzecho said. existing foundation, he said in his UPl photo addition to being the first monotheistic faith, and Rhode Island: A chance of Volunteers who want to visit isolated elderly is usually fatal. Tolland Turnpike office with five In another zoning matter, the application. claims to be the first to espouse the equaiity of showers Sunday. Fair Monday people one hour a week are being sought by the men and women. Friendly Visiting Program sponsored by the s Always in a hurry and Tuesday. High temperature There reportedly remain about 120,000 people in the 70s Sunday, from the mid town's Elderly Outreach Program and Break­ through to the Aging of Hartford. Pop singer Cyndi Lauper hustles past a in India, known as Parsees, who continue to 70s to the mid 80s Monday and Town woman faces trial in death of baby Training sessions for volunteers will be held photographer on her way to the Bonaventure practice the ancient religion. Tuesday. Low temperature in Oct. 2,9,16 and 23 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Evening Hotel in Los Angeles to attend the "Commitment Susan Lard, 23, who was charged along with her the 50s. sessions will be held on Oct. 16 and 23 from 7 to she left their Olcott Street apartment on the day of the said Thursday that the charges against Lard “ should to Life" benefit dinner held Thursday night to Vermont: Dry Sunday. Chance boyfriend in connection with the suffocation of their alleged murder to go to a convenience store. Lard never have been brought." raise money to fight AIDS. Elizabeth Taylor and 9:30 p.m. of showers Monday. Fair Tues­ For more information, call Sarah Keleher or infant daughter last April, faces a trial in the case later confessed that Crenshaw left the baby alone and “ She's as much a victim as the baby was,'' Paulding Burt Reynolds led a parade of stars for the after a Manchester Superior Court judge Wednesday said. “ In my opinion, there is plenty of evidence that E day. Comfortable. Highs in the followed her to the store. benefit, ^ e story, page 19. Diane Wicks at 647-3094 or 647-3093. Borg serves up a boy 70s. Lows 45 to 55. turned down her request for accelerated Police also allege that Lard failed to take steps to she was a battered woman,” Lard has pleaded not rehabilitation. protect Dale-Lynn from her father, who had been guilty to the charges. She is currently free on a $3,500 Five-time Wimbiedon champion Bjorn Borg Maine: Fair Sunday through Registrars hit the road complaining for two weeks prior to the murder that bond. helped his 18-year-oid girlfriend deiiver their first Tuesday. Daily highs in the 60s Lard, who lived at 40 Olcott St. at the time of the Lard was giving the infant more attention than he was Crenshaw is now awaiting a jury trial at Hartford child, a son, in a Stockholm hospital. Jannike north and lower 70s south. Manchester’s registrars of voters will register baby's death, is charged with first-degree hindering Deep six the Rolls Overnight lows in the 40s. getting. Superior Court on the murder charge brought against Bjorling gave birth late Wednesday after 12 hours voters at several locations Saturday. prosecution, making a false statement and risk of him. He remains at the Hartford Correctional Center in labor. New Hampshire: F air Sunday Voter-registration sessions are scheduled from The family had been under the supervision of the The fish off Palm Beach will soon have the most injury to a minor in the case. She made the request for state Department of Children and Youth Services for on a $200,000 bond. “ Bjorn was there during the entire delivery,” through Tuesday. Daily highs in 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Marshall's mall at the elegant artificial reef around. accelerated rehabilitation Wednesday in an appear­ about eight months before the incident, after the Lard is next scheduled to appear in court Oct. 9. Use Bjorling, the new grandmother, said. the 60s north and lower 70s south. Satellite view Manchester Parkade, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Hairdresser Greg Hauptner, 39, donated his ance before Judge Wendy Susco. If the request had couple brought Dale-Lynn to the hospital with a Both Simone and Paulding stressed, however, that the P 1967 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow coupe as the first “ They’re fine, all three of them,” Overnight lows in the 40s. Andy's of Manchester at 260 N. Main St., from 10 been granted, all the charges against Lard would have Commerce Dept, satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EDT shows frontal broken arm and friends of the family reported that court may order a series of continuances before jury item for the county's new artificial reef program. There was little information on the baby a.m. to 1 p.m. at Crispino’s Supreme Foods at 485 been dropped had she successfully completed a selection actually begins. Neither attorney would because Swedish hospitals are barred from clouds with embedded showers extending from Wisconsin to Texas. Hartford Road, and from noon to 4 p.m. at Squire Crenshaw had been treating her roughly. “ They're really going to make a big — and maximum of two years of probation. Public Defender T. R. Paulding, Lard's attorney. speculate on when the trial would begin. pardon the pun — splash of it," he said. giving out details on patients. Borg, 29, divorced Across the nation An upper level system produces cloudiness over the Southwest and Village on Spencer Street. But Susco turned down the request based on what Within a week, county officials plan to deep-six his Romanian-born wife, Mariana, last year, and Colorado. Thunderstorms are scattered over Florida. In addition to registering new voters from any she considered the serious nature of the charges. Hauptner's two-door, $25,000 Rolls in 83 feet of since moved back to Sweden from tax haven Showers and thunderstorms town in Connecticut at the sessions, representa­ Assistant State's Attorney Jorge Simone said water. It won't do much for revitalizing the reef, Monaco. will extend from the upper Great tives of the registrars' office will record changes Thursday. “ 1 basically told the judge that probation but it will provide a publicity boost for the Lakes across the mid- in party affiliation or address for Manchester should not be granted because these are very serious program. Mississippi Valley from south­ residents. offenses with very serious charges,” he said. M A RC , Inc. "As a reef it's not worth a damn," said John Now you know ern Nebraska across Kansas, Police allege that Lard lied to cover up for her Rybovich, a member of the Artificial Reef Western Oklahoma and the Town flushes pipes boyfriend, Marshall V. Crenshaw, 24, when he was Committee. “It'll be rusted through in no time. The skin on an average-size person’s body Texas Panhandle, northern New arrested April 20 and accused of murdering the PRESENTS But it'll be a good way to start off the program." weighs about six pounds. Mexico, Northeast Arizona, sou­ The town Water Department plans to flush couple's 10-month-old daughter, Dale-Lynn water mains in the northern part of town theast Utah and Colorado. Show­ Crenshaw. OUR SECOND ANNUAL beginning on Monday. The two had brought the infant to the emergency ers and thunderstorms will also The areas (o be flushed are from Woodland and room of Manchester Memorial Hospital the day extend over central and southern Hilliard streets north to South Windsor between before and told doctors that she had tripped over a Florida. LOS .. the East Hartford town line and Oakland Street. plastic end table covered with glasses. Doctors at the Almanac High temperatures will reach 3Q&> TAG SALE Water may appear discolored and pressure hospital declared the baby dead on arrival. the upper 70s and the 80s over the LOW CST TEMrCRATURES may be reduced during the flushing. If water Later, according to police, Crenshaw confessed to Atlantic coastal states from the appears discolored for an extended period, the FOOD • DANCING • FUN Today is Friday, Sept. 20, the pushing the infant's face into the mattress of her crib lower Great Lakes through the homeowner should call the Water Department at 263rd day of '1985 with 102 to until she stopped breathing. eastern Gulf of Mexico coast. 647-3115. follow. ie o c$ tD - Police say Lard lied when she told them that Highs will range from the upper Crenshaw had stayed behind with Dale-Lynn when 21 S E P T.’8 5 / 8:30-1:30 The moon is nearing its first 40s to the low 60s across the quarter. northern plains to the 90s over The morning stars are Mer­ (2Z3»w)wois'> RjOW TABLE RENTAL $10.00 much of Texas, the 60s and 70s um WEATHER FOTOCA8T «/ cury, Venus and Mars. across the plateau, and the 70s SELL YOUR OWN OR DONATE GOODS TO MARC The evening stars are Jupiter along much of the Pacific coast. and Saturn. 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Sept. 20,1985 Nightmare in Mexico City U .S./W oM Greenpeace controversy In Brief Cries of the wounded echoed beneath rubble sparks shakeup in France Minister reieased on bail class section of the Roma and Cindesa PARIS (U PI) — Defense Minis­ Two French officers, Maj. Alain the respected Paris newspaper By Frtdarick Kiel JOHANNESBURG, South Africa “ The Rev neighborhoods were particularly hard ter Charles Hernu resigned today M afart and Capt. Dominique Le Monde this week reported that a Unittd Press International Allan Boesak was charged with subversion and hit. over the bombing of the Green­ Prieur, were arrested by New third, previously unidentified, terrorism and released on bail today, 24 days " I heard this trembling and I got out peace ship Rainbow Warrior in Zealand authorities and charged team of two combat divers planted MEXICO CITY — It was a day of after his arrest for planning an illegal march on of my bedroom and ran to the hallway,” New Zealand. The prime minister with murder and arson. They are the charges on the ship’s hull and terror and tears. the prison where African National Congress fired the head of the French secret to stand trial Nov. 4. escaped undetected. The paper A little girl wandered one said a man who escaped from the leader Nelson Mandela is jailed. service. Three other secret service indicated Hernu and top military earthquake-devastated street, sobbing, devastated apartment building in the Boesak, founder of the anti-apartheld yok ed President Francois Mitterrand agents sailed the chartered boat officials knew about the mission. "Mama, mama! Where's my mama?.” center of the city. Democratic Front, was released on bail of about accepted Hernu’s resignation. Ouvea to New Zealand and al­ Fabius, in his letter to Mitter­ On another, rescue workers clawed "B y that time, the walls had caved in on the bedroom and I ran down the $8,000 after a hearing in a court m M alm Mbu^, “ Mr. Charles Herpu, who has legedly transported equipment for rand, said Adm. Pierre Lacoste through the flaming rubble of a luxury stairs. There were people running for about 50 miles northwest of Cape Town. He had always taken a diligent approach the attack. The three surrendered refused to answer a series of hotel, searching for injured whose been held without charge. to his functions, has judged it to Paris police. questions put to him . screams they could hear, but whom their lives. There were rocks flying all The clergyman’s release came as President proper that he present his resigna­ they could not reach. over. I got out, but I wasn’t able to save Pieter Botha, in a speech to members of the ruling tion,” Prime Minister Laurent Children were waiting for school- my wife,” he sobbed. National Party in Pretoria, toughened conditions Fabius said in a letter to Mitter­ buses when the quake struck the Mayor Ramon Aguirre called on all under which he would begin talks with the rand reieased by the Foreign world’s second-largest city Thursday landlords of commercial and residental outlawed African National Congress. Ministry. morning at the height of the rush hour. buildings that suffered visible damage Botha demanded the ANC renounce violence as K “ I urge you to accept it. His $100 First the telephone and electrical to keep tenants out, warning it would a means of dismantling the white-minority UPI photo successor should continue the poles began to shake. Then buildings take several months for technicians to govnernment’s aparthied policy of racial separa­ investigation and reach a conclu­ swayed, roads buckled, gas lines ripped inspect all buildings affected in the Secretary of Defense Caspar Wein­ ment ceremony. Weinberger promoted tion and break ties with the Soviet Union. sion” on France’s role in the open. Finally apartment houses, offices quake and determine if they are safe. berger presents Mrs. Karen Nicholson Nicholson posthumously to the new Look W hat it Buys sinking of the Greenpeace flagship and hotels crumbled and fire spewed Aguirre said at least 2S0 major buildings were destroyed in the quake, and her daughter Jenny a display of Lt. rank. The Redding, Conn, resident was in which a Dutch a photographer Richly textured 14K yellow gold open bangle bracelet from ruptured gas lines. not including smail houses and offices. was killed, he said. with inside safety bar In four and a half minutes, the city of Col. Arthur Nicholson's insignia and killed by a Soviet guard in East Germany Hernu, 58, has been defense 18 million was in chaos. Collapsing He said mobile food stands would be medals Thursday at a Defense Depart- on March 24. Reagan has new examination minister since 1980 and has held buil^ngs shrouded the city in a cloud of sent to'affected areas to sell essential the same post longer than any gray dust and rubble blocked many products at official prices. WASHINGTON — President Reagan, working 2 other Cabinet minister. streets. hard to sell his tax reform package and preparing Mitterrand, facing a growing The bodies of the dead could be seen The devastating quake led the Dallas for the November summit, today will have his Nicholson promoted posthumously trapped in the ruins of homes, offices Times-Herald to publish both English first physical examination since undergoing political scandal, Thursday night ordered a shakeup in the intelli­ and hoteis, and the cries of the wounded and Spanish editions today to serve the intestinal cancer surgery July 13. By Richard C. Gross Weinberger later told a news unusual move, since the major’s echoed from beneath mountains of area’s large Hispanic community. Reagan, 74, is scheduled to enter Bethesda conference "there hasn’t been name had not been on the Arm y’s gence agency, saying it had United Press International withheld information about its role crumbled concrete and twisted steel. "W e’ll be doing the main earthquake Naval Hospital for routine tests and then depart anything remotely resembling an promotion list. Had Nicholson in the July 10 bombing of the The clamor of alarm bells from banks story and a suppog story about local with his wife, Nancy, for a weekend of relaxation WASHINGTON - Defense Se­ apology" from the Soviet Union for lived, he would have been up for environmental group’s ship. and stores and soon the screech of relief efforts, with lists of names and at his Camp David retreat. Results of the tests cretary Caspar Weinberger has Nicholson’s death. Weinberger promotion in July. French news reports have re­ police-car and ambulance, sirens adresses of relief agencies, side by side will not be made public untii next week. presented a posthumous promo­ had demanded an apology and The posthumous promotion does ported the attack was mounted by echoed through the city. Ambulances on the front page in both languages,” Deputy White House press secretary Peter tion to the rank of lieutenant compensation to the soldier’s not carry any financial benefit for the French secret service with the battled their way through panicked associate editor Roy Bode said. Roussel says Reagan is “ feeling fine and up to the colonel to Army Maj. Arthur family. Nicholson’s survivors. knowledge of top French military traffic to get hundreds of victims to "W e believe this is the first time one game," preparing for the November summit in Nicholson, who was killed by a Nicolson, a member of the U.S. During the ceremony, Wein­ Specially priced in commemoration of our 100th year Geneva, Switzerland, with Soviet leader Mikhail berger presented a display of officials. The vessel was in New hospitals. of the main papers in Dallas has done Soviet sentry in East Germany in Military Liaison Mission in East THIS OFFER FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER ONLY Children, terrified, huddled together this," he added. Gorbachev and hitting the road once a week to sell Germany, was shot to death by a Nicholson’s insignia and medals to Zealand to lead a protest against March. French nuclear tests in the Pacific. in small groups, crying. Bode said three translators worked his tax reform package to the public. "H e died a hero no less, I think, Soviet sentry March 24 while Nicholson’s wife, Karen. His ''a Century of S e rv le t . “ Mama, mama, where is my on the stories from 7 p.m. Thursday His recuperation has been smooth since doctors spying near a Soviet military daughter, Jenny, and parents also A government-commissioned in­ than those killed in action,” quiry acknowledged two teams of mama,” sobbed one-10 year-old girl, until about 1 a.m. today. removed a 2-inch cancerous polyp from his colon. Weinberger said Thursday at the installation that the Pentagon said attended, the Pentagon said. dressed in her school uniform — a green "W e’re doing it as a public service,” Since his return from his three-week August was in an unrestricted zone. It marked only the second time French secret agents were in New solemn ceremony at the Pentagon. Zealand at the time of the sinking sweater, white Peter Pan blouse and he said. vacation at his California ranch, he has looked "H e was shot while helping to Intelligence-gathering by the in U.S. history that a president has ' green slacks. He said the newspaper had dis­ vigorous and fit in his public appearances. U.S. mission in East Germany and asked for the promotion of an but said they were invoived only in Trusted Jewelers Since WB5 . maintain freedom’s frontier in surveillance. \______/ A woman stood screaming outside patched a team of reporters and Roussel said the checkup is a "normal and Western Europe, and his outrage­ by Soviet mission members in officer whose name did not appear The inquiry, conducted by Ber­ BRISTOL FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER one of at least seven major downtown photographers by chartered plane to routine post-operative" procedure that Reagan ous murder really testifies to the West Germany is accepted as on the list, the Army said. nard Tricot, a former adviser to MERIDEN MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY hotels toppled by the quake. UPI photo bolster the Times-Herald’s bureau in will undergo periodically over the next five years ruthlessne^ of the adversaries we routine practice by both countries: ’ Lt. Col. Charles Ray, a defense attache at the U.S. Embassy in President Charles de Gaulle, ab­ TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY "Holy Mary! My daughter’s in the stricken city. to . make sure the cancer has npt spread. The face and to the importance of the President Reagan recom­ Michaels Charge/MaslerCard'Visa/American Express there! ’’ she cried. "Holy Mary! ” Editor Will Jarrett said the dual president was given a clean bill of health mended Nicholson be promoted Paris, was killed by a terrorist in- solved the French military of Workers search for victims of the Mexico City earthquake work that he was doing," Wein­ responsibility in the bombing. A wall of a penitentiary in the capital language stories would continue as long following the surgery. berger said. June 4 in what was a highly 1982. crumbled but the prisoners, obeying the Thursday amidst the rubble of a demolished building. A as necessary. orders of guards, remained inside. television station there confirmed 250 deaths in the quake that "We are aware of the large and In the streets, survivors embraced measured 7.8 on the Richter scale growing number of Spanish-speaking Windsor Store: Exit 34 Off i-91 each other and cried together. Thou­ citizens in the community,” Jarrett Aliens bill heads to House Pre-summit arms talks PIEROWAYS M " •m North % miie to store sands milled about the deoris-llttered said. "Many of them have friends and WASHINGTON — The Senate has passed a streets, confused, dismayed — Drugstores were ordered to remain the victims’ screams but could not see relatives in Mexico and we want to landmark bill that seeks to stem the tide of illegal homeless. open, but arguments erupted when them. provide alt the information we can to aliens across U.S. borders by making it unlawful have new importance Fire burned through the night, some pharmacists refused to provide At the devastated Hotel Principado, them on this very important news to hire them but the measure has a “ guest tinging the sky with a hellish orange bandages for wounded people without rescue teams could hear about 100 story." worker” provision the House may not accept. fense Ministry general who had glow. payment. Severe damage was reported people trapped in the burning rubble Jarrett praised Manuel Fernandezde By Edward Roby The controversial legislation, sponsored by United Press International avoided some previous meetings. at several hospitals. screaming for help and raced to free Castro, president of the Dallas Spanish- Sen. Alan Simpson, R-Wyo., and passed 69-30 S "THIS EARTHQUAKE WAS THE But the importance of the official’s The once luxurious Hotel Regis was them before they were asphyxiated by language newspaper El Sol de Texas, Thursday, seeks to keep migrants from entering wrath of God for building such a city,” reduced to a fiery heap. Rescue smoke from burning mattresses. for making available typesetting facili­ GENEVA, Switzerland — U.S. appearance at the table Thursday SP EaA C U LA R the United States in search of work by imposing sobbed one survivor. workers, ignoring the flames, clawed and Soviet arms negotiators re­ was not immediately known. ties with the ability of printing the penalties on employers who hire them. The bill Tens of thousands of rescue workers through the debris searching for turned to the bargaining table for a Asked whether progress is possi­ THE OLD CENTER OF THE CITY. Times-Herald’s Spanish stories with also would allow millions of aliens who have been raced into the Mexice- capital. injured. Rescuers said they could hear the elegant Zona Rosa and the middle- correct diacritical marks. third round of talks that have taken ble before the Reagan-Gorbachev in the United States iliegally since Jan. 1,1980, or on special importance because of summit, Soviet chief negotiator earlier apply for legal status. next month’s superpower summit. Viktor Karpov told reporters: " I t ’s Weir to see Bush The bill came under immediate attack by Raul The 6-month-old bilateral talks too early to draw any conclusions Yzaguirre, president of the Hispanic National on space and offensive nuclear based on our first meeting." fpiEROWAY'S VALUES Council of La Raza. who called it "potentially the E weapons resumed with smiles and Both Karpov and Kampelman most damaging bill since Congress passed racial handshakes Thursday after a have stressed that the upcoming >3.000,000 INVENTORY quotas in the 1920s." nine-week break. The proceedings summit had given new importance If you COR buy H Ex-hostage pleads for fellow captives "The Senate has caved in under the economic were confidential. to the arms talks, which began ON SALE...NOW!! pressures of a select group of very wealthy, very If round three of the talks follows March 12. for It u . . . powerful growers who have used this bill to the pattern of two previous rounds, The U.S. side seeks deep cuts in WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Rev. cember 1983. terrorists jailed in Kuwait. wowMrufund forward their own narrow interests,” Yzaguirre it will conclude about two weeks offensive nuclear arms. Moscow is 14 Cu. Ft. Benjamin Weir, describing his long Reagan, who some families say has Weir, a Berkeley, Calif., native, MICROWAVI OVIN said. before President Reagan and demanding the U.S. "Star Wars" tho dHforoncu. . . captivity in Lebanon, gave a poignant not done enough to try to win the identified the Americans he saw as Frost Free Rep. Peter Rodino, D-N.J., sponsor of a House Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev space defense program be halted "TOUCHMATIC" reminder of an ordeal endured today by hostages’ release, refuses to negotiate Terry Anderson, Beirut bureau chief of immigration bill, has said he is opposed to an meet in Geneva Nov. 19-20. before any discussion of nuclear P six fellow Americans now being held by with terrorists. The Associated Press, the Rev. Martin amendment in the Senate measure that would Thursday’s two-hour opening weapons cutbacks takes place. Moslem extremists. "We, of course, are always willing to Lawrence Jenco of Joliet, 111., hospital allow foreign workers into the country to help session was held around a long Reagan told reporters this week " I deeply resent the injustice of being negotiate to protect the safety of administrator David Jacobsen of Hun­ harvest perishable crops, mainly in the West. wooden table in an eighth-floor he was unwilling to bargain away kidnapp^, as do the other men,” Weir American citizens,” White House spo­ tington Beach, Calif., and educator conference room in the building of space defenses in exchange for said Thursday during a news confer­ kesman Edward Djerejian said. "But to Thomas Sutherland of Fort Collins, Ittir.l the U.S. delegation. The first nuclear arms cuts. ence at the National Presbyterian give in to the demands of terrorists Colo. meeting typically involves the " I f our negotiating partners C!hurch. would only encourage future acts of Accord reached In Rhody reading of position statements by show willingness for meaningful Weir, 61, a Presbyterian minister terrorism and could lead to the taking of But he had no word on two other both sides. progress, we will be ready. If they freed Saturday after 16 months as a additional hostages." Americans — U.S. Embassy official PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A tentative agreement U.S. chief negotiator Max Kam- don’t, we won’t,” Karpov told hostage, said four Americans he saw Weir, who was kidnapped outside his William Buckley, of Medford, Mass., was reached early today in the 12-day-old pelman singled out for a special reporters as he arrived for Thurs­ before his reiease seemed healthy but west Beirut apartment May 8,1984, said and university librarian Peter Kilburn, Pawtucket, R.I., teachers’ strike, ending a greeting an important Soviet De­ day’s session. he had no word on two other missing the captors released him "as a sign of a longtime Beirut resident. ’> “ nightmare" which resulted in the jailing of 53 teachers and $66,000 in fines. M s n n M AiK

8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 20, 1985 AREA TOW NS SPORTS Coventry council to decide fate of Elm Water Company

By George Lavng office, which has participated in parties. Herald Correspondent the probate proceedings, charged He said the town is waiting for its Thursday that the town has de­ attorney. Abbot Schwebel, to ad­ COVENTRY — The town may layed a final settlement of the vise it on the matter. “ Hopefully, we’ll have a letter forgive over $52,000 it is owed in estate. from him by Monday’s meeting,” back taxes by the Eim Water Co. as "W e’re all sitting here waiting part of a deal to sell the troubled for the town,” Assistant Attorney Hodge said. Hodge said he is against taking utility to its court-appointed General Phyllis Lem ell said over the water company because trustee. Thursday. Probate proceedings "it would be very expensive to the John Wittenzellner, who was began in May 1984, but the town has appointed receiver of the company not been interested in settling the taxpayers.” "W e would, need a minimum in 1983, has offered to buy it if the estate, she said. $100,000 capital expenditure to town forgives a $52,000 lien on the Lemell said she believes politics make repairs,” he said. property. may be behind the town’s inaction. Hodge added that the town would The town is waiting for a legal If the town assumed ownership of opinion from its attorney before the water system, it might be also have to hire two or three acting on the matter. A special forced to raise taxes to continue people to oversee the system and Herald photoe by Tarqulnlo operating the system, she said. that it may "set a precedent of the Town Council tneeting has been Howe, Bob Crocker, assistant general scheduled Monday to discuss the "The best thing about this is the town owning other water Players and the management are both the Hartford Civic Center. At left, breather while doing wind sprints. worst thing about this,” she said. companies.” manager, and President-General Man­ matter. giving the team a long, hard look at the Sylvain Turgeon (with shield). Paul Overseeing the action are front office The Elm Water Co. is currently "M r. Wittenzellner has been run­ men (right photo) from left Gordie ager Emile Francis. ning the company very efficiently, HODGE WAS UNCERTAIN Whalers pre-season training camp at MacDermid and Ray Neufeld take a 2 owned by the estate of George Koppleman. who managed it until so the town hasn’t gotten any whether the customers would have his death in April 1983. Witten­ pressure to change anything.” to make up the $52,000 lien if the zellner. who owns the Aqua Pump " I t ’s just gotten to the point, town granted Wittenzellner a tax Co. of Stafford, was appointed though, where the probate judge abatement. and the estate’s administrator are “ Let’s face it,” he said, "the Who’s going to score? temporary receiver of the com­ pany after Koppleman allowed the looking to close out the estate,” people already paid the money to UPI photo water system to fall into disrepair. Lemell said. Koppleman before his demise. But HARTFORD — Judging by the sweat-soaked — and The largest claim against the Lemell said she doesn’t blame they are taxpayers.” Workers in Mexico City survey the The quake, measuring 7.8 on the Richter in some cases, blood-smeared — Green and White the town, because it is in ” an Elm Water customer Myrna Koppleman estate is the $52,000 in damage left by a devastating earth- scale, is responsible for a confirmed 250 jerseys flashing, bashing and puffing up and down the unpaid taxes owed the town. uncomfortable position,” She said Carlson of David Drive said ice, training camp in the NHL wouldn’t seem like Bob A West Hartford probate judge its only options are to forgive the Wednesday that Wittenzellner told quake Thursday that hit central Mexico, deaths with injuries to 50,000 people. much of a place for rumination. earlier this month set a deadline of back taxes or assume ownership of her she would not be liable for the Not when the body aches from overexertion and the Papetti Nov. 1 for a settlement of the the company. back taxes if an abatement were rhind is just as stiff from tuning in to a coach's whistle estate. If no agreement is reached granted. — and blotting out everything else. Herald Sports Writer by then, the town may be forced to THE ONLY ASSET of the " I would be very pleased if Mr. But when a camp is characterized by youthful Koppleman estate is the Elm Wittenzellner became the owner,” quake slams Mexico confidence, which is the genuine case at the Civic assume ownership of the water company — a prospect Town Water Co. “ and you can’tdivideup she said. “ I have a lot of confidence Center this year, athietes speak not so much of dismayed, homeless — stopping were burning across the downtown Manager Harold Hodge called the pumps and wells and sell them in him.” predictions . . , but expectations. Continued from page I occasionally to embrace, sharing district as rescue teams continued off” to pay the liens, Lemell said. Carlson said Wittenzellner per­ Youthful confidence. In the very recent past, the "untenable.” efforts to extract the injured froin Town Manager Hodge also said sonally checks the system every their grief. words converged like anode and cathode electrodes — destroyed — the Regis, the Diplo- Reporters flying into Mexico buildings reduced to heaps of The consensus is that most of these guys will up THE WATER COMPANY Thursday he thought the issue day and "guaranteed as much as with heavy emphasis on the negative. matico, the Versalles, the Di Carlo, City said that, from the air, the city smoldering concrete and steel. their totais. serves 101 households in the "should have been resolved a long possible” to lower her monthly The 1984-85 Whalers scored 268 goals. Of the 21 NHL the Principado, the Juarez and the looked as if it had been hit by If everyone fulfills his potentiai, Hartford just may Coventry Hills section and 86 in time ago.” But he said resolution of water bill. Authorities reported they feared clubs, only two — New Jersey and Toronto — scored Montreal. Major damage was incendiary bombs. boast a formidable foray of forwards. Pilgrim Hills, town records show. the matter is a "complex legal She said she currently pays $33 a major flooding from the La Piedad less. reported at the Roma, Bristol, Ferraro, 21, tallied 11 times in 47 contest. Two years The state attorney general’s decision,” involving a number of month for water. According to President Miguel de la Madrid River, which crosses Mexico City Hartford coach Jack Evans had set of goal of 300 Ejecutivo, Palace and Reforma declared Mexico City a disaster ago, he scored an outrageous 108 in 72 outings for Carlson, Wittenzellner said he through a series of canals that goals a year ago. hotels. area and ordered troops into the would reduce the base rate to ruptured in three places. Authori­ He did it again at a press luncheon Monday. Brandon in the Juniors. Aeromexico, one of Mexico’s two city to protect property and aid in between $17 and $20 per month with ties reported 500 major watermain One would figure there must be a secret weapon in ” I ’m going to score.” assured Ferraro, who wili national airlines, said all commun­ rescue and relief efforts. an additional charge based on the breaks. the Whale armament. A quick glance at the current probably center Pettersson and Dineen, as well as the Bolton quarry ruling ications were knocked out in Aguirre said at least 250 “ ma­ amount of water used. A somber-faced de la Madrid roster reveals basically the same array of artillery power play. "The addition of Jorgen 'r’ettersson, Mexico City, Guadalajara, Tepic, jo r” buildings — including seven She said Wittenzellner also Thursday toured Mexico City’s from last season. And prompts that nagging question: that’s 35 goals. And Sylvain Turgeon is not gonna Nayarit and the resorts of Ixtapa major downtown hotels — were promised to install a filtration Tlatelolco housing development, Who’s gonna score? score 30 — he’ll get at least 40.” makes owner angry system and meters, the cost of and Acapulco. Ham radio reports destroyed, 50 were in danger of where a 20-story building had from Acapulco said the resort town collapse and another 1,000 suffered which would be spread over 30 collapsed. "DON’T LOOK AT ME, I got 11 all year,” said THIS IS A CRITICAL Y E A R for Sylvain Turgeon. suffered only minor damage but at least some damage. He emphas­ BOLTON — The owner of a rounding residents of his blasting years. "Mexico is sufficiently strong to tormentor Torrie Robertson, who finished second in The 20-year old dynamo missed 16 games last season that hundreds of panicky tourists ized the figures did not include quarry that may be shut down by a schedule, and illegal rock Carlson said she is not angry that confront a disaster of this magni­ the league in penalty minutes to Montreal sparring because of strained stomach muscles. In the history of were desperateiy trying to board family homes and small offices. town Zoning Commission decision crushing. the money she paid to Koppleman tude,” he said. partner Chris Nilan. Reminded that the iatter scored the Whale, only one gunner, Blaine Stoughton, has S planes for home. Flames spewed from natural gas to suspend a rock-removal permit Hutchinson himself questioned was not used to pay town taxes. 21 goals, Robertson was quick with a comeback. ever scored 50 goals. His peers, mentors and Thousands of shocked and weep­ lines ruptured by the quake. Three tall buildings, more than said this morning that he is bitter the rock crushing allegation. "H e’s “ I just feel upset that Mr. "Yeah, but I had more points.” teammates would love Turgeon to become the next ing milled about the debris-littered Firefighters early today battled 10 stories high, collapsed in a row about the decision and plans to only been accused of that,” he said. Koppleman wasn’t an honest The rowdy left wing stoie the spotlight Thursday to achieve the half-century mark. streets of the capital — confused. three major fires. Smaller blazes near the National Lottery building. discuss the matter with his " I don’t mind saying that I haven’t man,” she said. during an intra-squad scrimmage. At one stoppage of "Y ea, I feel the pressure, but I’m going to give it a lawyers, seen that going on in quite a play, Robertson jumped and momentarily pretended try,” Turgeon said. “ Everybody is saying that ’Sly is David Buck, owner of Box while.” to fight longtime linemate Greg Malone, who was on gonna score 50’, but they can score, too — it’s a team Mountain Quarries Inc , contended Buck, who owns another quarry the opposition. effort.” that members of the Zoning in Vernon, said his entire operation "It must be Torrie,” No. 1 netminder Mike Liut Pettersson, the “ future consideration” in the Liut Commission were “ completely employs 14 people. He said he was yelled from between the pipes. for Greg Miilen and Mark Johnson trade, averaged 32 E wrong” when they decided to open for business today and that he / iW O R l"*^ t o o t h e r s / Robertson earned an board-pounding ovation from goafs in his five NHL seasons at St. Louis. He dropped suspend the permit Wednesday has yet to receive official notifica­ his teammates when he later scored his second goal of off to 23 last year. night. "This has been going on for tion from the Zoning Commission the afternoon on a breakaway against Liut. " I don’t set any goals, I just want to my best," said three years and it’s a mess," he that his permit has been revoked. " I t ’s great to burn Liut,” grinned Robertson, after Pettersson. 'T v e scored 35 goals before, and I feel I said. ” 1 don’t want to make any Buck bought the quarry in 1982 bowing at center ice, “ Because he’salways getting on could do it again.” more noise about it, though, until I from Notch Road resident Stanley me.” Francis, the All-Star captain, forecasts ‘six, maybe talk to my attorneys.” Patnode, who attended the Zoning seven’ 30-goal scorers. The clever center should be The Zoning Commission sus­ Commission meeting Wednesday. MALONE, ONE OF THE veteran leaders, noted one of them, especially since he will finally be flanked pended Buck’s permit to remove Patnode said this morning that he UP TO 48 that there is “ more quality of hockey” at the Civic by legitimate offensive wings — Turgeon on the left P rock from the quarry after decid­ is concerned about the effect Center this September. When quizzed as to just where and Neufeld on the right. The tatter has counted 26.27 ing that he violated several of its Buck’s blasting is having on his the added offense wilt come, Malone offered what has and 27 markers in the past three campaigns. conditions. Building Official H. neighborhood but that he has no MONTHS TO become a general assumption. As for arriving at the magic ’300’ number, first we Calvin Hutchinson said Wednes­ intention of seeking to force the ’’Jorgen Pettersson can put the puck in the net, and have to subtract the ’84-85 totals from those ’no longer day that those violations include quarry to cease operations. Bobby Crawford, if he can get it back,” declared with us.’ Like Johnson’s 19, Dave Lumley’s 8, Pat Buck’s failure to carry between "That’s none of my business,” QUALIFIED BUYERS Malone. "And a full year from Ray Ferraro” . Boutette’s 6, etc. A fair figure is 46. From 268, we’re $500,000 and $1 million worth of Patnode said. ” A man’s got to The addition of Swede sniper P^tersson, a down to 222. property insurance, his failure to make a living. My only problem is comeback by Crawford (who scored 14 goals in 45 So, let’s listen to the Whale. Give Turgeon 45 (an build a 6-foot chain link fence and with the blasting.’’ Patnode ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK games after amassing 36 in ’83-84) and an entire, increase of 14), Francis 35 (ptus 11), Crawford 25 (plus plant a row of hedges around the claimed that the force of the blast Herald photo by Tarquir>o productive campaign by the promising Ferraro 11), Ferraro 25 (plus 14) and Pettersson 30 (plus 30). quarry, his failure to notify sur­ explosions is excessive. appear crucial. That’s 80 more goals. Added to 222... they’ve done it.. OF ’85 MAZDA GLC’s Whaler captain Ron Francis (ieft) and the Civic Center. Whaiers first exhibi­ 'Then, consider the ’84-85 goai-scoring leaders — . 302. Paui Fenton maintain ciose quarters tion game is home against New Jersey Sylvain Turgeon netted 31, Ray Neufeld had 27, Kevin Finishing fourth in the Adams Division should be a simple matter of mathematics. Manhattan drops road idea during intra-squad workout Thursday at on Saturday night at 7:35 p.m. Dineen 25, Ron Francis 24, and Malone 22. NEW YORK (UPI) - New York what can be more than a billion officials, staggered by congres­ dollars of trade-in money on the sional and judicial setbacks, have chances of overcoming the legal 80 Toyota Celica admitted defeat in the 12-year impediments to Westway.” 1 82 Mazda GLC ' Local devens Auto, Sunroof Race in the NL East gets a little tighter battle to build a billion-dollar Westway was to have run along 1 3 Dr. Hatchback, real nice car *3,995 *4,995 1 superhighway along 4.2 miles of the Hudson from Battery Park, at N t grklimn Manhattan’s West Side. the southern tip of Manhattan, to 1 85 Lynx 78 Lincoln Town Car Mayor Edward Koch joined Gov. 42nd Street in midtown, at a cost 1 2 dr., 4 spd., 2,800 orig. mi. *5,495 Leather Interior, loaded, beautiful *4,795 1 The local high school football Mario Cuomo Thursday to an­ estimated by supporters at $2.2 Phillies piay spoiier against the Cardinals Mets behind Sid Fernandez scene gets into full swing this nounce New York would end its bid billion and by opponents at more 1 83 Olds Cutlass Supreme weekend when Manchester to build Westway. They said the than $6 billion. 83 Mercury Zephyr G8 High plays its season opener city would try to trade in $1.7 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The fifth when Vince Coleman walked, ciimb to one game behind 1 Auto, air, loaded *7,495 AC, automatic, nice clean car Saturday, hosting defending billion in federal funds allocated *4,995 1 stole his 100th base and scored on Philadelphia Philiies piayed the Class LL state champ Glaston­ for the project for mass transit and infield outs by Willie McGee and part of a spoiler Thursday night bury High at Memorial Field at a scaled-down highway along the 1 81 Mazda GLC Sta. Wg. Tom Herr, making his 100th RBI. NEW YORK (U PI) — Although, Crash on l~84 83 Mazda GLC and pitcher Don Carman had the 1:30 p.m. Hudson River. Sid Fernandez was throwing a The runs today 1 S spd., clean *4,795 low miles, bronze, 5 spd. *3,895 1 starring role. Herr become the first majaor East Catholic High, which 2 Facing a Sept. 30 deadline for one-hitter through eight innings ties up traffic Carman blanked the N L East league player since 1950 to drive in won its opener against South trading in the funds, Koch and helped me. It’s 100 batters with less than 10 home Thursday night and the New York Windsor last Saturday, is again Cuomo said they decided not to risk A four-car accident near the I 84 Mercury Topaz 76 Cordoba division-leading St. Louis Cardi­ runs. Mets were leading 5-1, he failed to always nice to have on the road. The Eagles travel losing everything. Cuomo had said Buckland Street exit of Interstate AC. V-8, leather, great car nals over the last three innings as ■ 5 spd., AC, nice car *5,395 *1,295 1 'T m just glad to get 100 out of the pitch a complete game. downstate Saturday to Ledyard as recently as Sunday he might 84 slowed traffic for about an hour the Phillies snapped a seven-game runs.’ Manager Dave Johnson, locked for a 1:30 match-up with Led­ ignore the deadline set by and a half this morning, state St. Louis winning streak with a 6-3 way.” said Herr. “ We have a job to 1 81 GLC 81 Lincoln Mark VI in a pennant race with the St. Louis Mets’ Sid Fernandez yard High. Congress. police said. victory. do, so I want to get on with it.” H 4 dr.. Auto, FWD, Clean *3,295 Classic styling, beautiful condition Manchester is defending co­ "W e regard this decision to be a A dispatcher at the Troop H State *12,295 1 Luis Aguayo led the Phillies with Cardinals, was taking the long The race was reduced to one champ of the CCC East. The prudent one under all the circum­ Police barracks in Hartford said two singles and a double and drove view in dealing with his left­ said Mets first baseman Keith game with the Cardinals’ defeat Indians were 6-1 in the confer­ stances. But it is by no means a this morning thSt no one was . 1 82 Honda SOOcc 81 Mercury Cougar XR7 hander. Hernandez. ” If Sid had been here and a 5-1 victory by the New York in two runs, including the game- ence in 1984, 6-4 overall. An happy one, ” Cuomo and Koch said injured in the crash. Details were low miles, loaded, luxurious “ He threw 135 pitches and all year, he’d of had 200 strikeouts. ■ V-twin, sharp bike *1,095 *4,995 1 Mets over the Chicago Cubs. winner. Ozzie Virgil also drove in a offense quarterbacked by se­ in a joint statement. not available, he said. another inning might hurt his next But Doc is the best and he Carman allowed just two singles pair of runs for the winners. niors Sean McCarthy and John "If we persist in seeking the He said the accident occured start,” Johnson said after New overshadows everyone.” 1 82 Pontiac 6000 LE 4 Mercury Topaz (84) and struck out four to gain his sixth St. Louis took a 1-0 lead in the Buccheri, as weli as a weaith of permit for the present Westway shortly after 7 a m. It snarled York climbed to within one game New York took a 3-0 lead in the traffic until about 8:30, he said. 1 Air, ^to, power windows & locks all with ac and auto *6,295 1 save while stopping the Cards. second with a walk to Jack Clark running backs, led by juniors project, we will have to gamble *5,495 of first-place St. Louis with a 5-1 second off Chicago starter Ray " I have been in a good groove and singles by Cesaar Cedeno and Dwayne Albert and Brian victory over the Chicago Cubs. Fontenot, 6-9. Carter and Straw­ "There ^re only two places to purchase an automobile. Moriarty Brothers. against the Cardinals almost every Tom Nieto. Philadelphia came Brophy, will be a key to ••• berry led off with consecutive upsetting its neighbor from the time this year,” said Carman. back with two in the bottom of the St. Louis lost 6-3 to Philadelphia. Fernandez, 7-9, struck out 11 and homers and singles by Foster, CCC West. or someplace else. "I’m getting my slider over and inning when Mike Schmidt singled, walked four before being relieved Rafael Santana and Mookie Wilson Glastonbury, featuring quar­ I ’m faster than I have been all Virgil tripled and Aguayo doubled. Obituaries by Roger McDowell to start the produced the third run. It was terback Seth Jacoby and receiv­ year. If the job as stopper is there, I The Phillies sent 10 men to the ers Mark Trzcinski and Kevin ninth. He gave up Gary Matthews’ Carter’s 29th homer of the season want to give it my best shot.” plate and scored four times in the McKeon, has won 13 straight She was born in Norwalk May 22. 11th homer of the year with two out and Strawberry’s 25th. Alexander Kochin 301-315 Cardinal manager Whitey Her­ Cards' Tommy Herr jumps third inning. Matt Keough, now 0-1, games. The 1-0 Tomahawks 1922, and had lived in Manchester “ Fontenot hung a couple and the zog was impressed. "H e is a good high to avoid sliding Jeff was chased after a Jeff Stone in the third for the Cubs’ only run, knocked off Newington High Alexander Kochin, 68, of 215 for about nine years. THE Center Street single and walks to Juan Samuel and McDowell gave up singles to Met hitters took advantage,” said last Saturday. Autumn St , died Thursday night at She is survived by her mother, looking young pitcher,” he said. Stone of the Phillies, who Keith Moreland and Leon Durham. Chicago manager Jim Frey. East Catholic hopes to spoil Rockville General Hospital He Ruth Argard of Hartford; two “ He has a good arm. The Phillies steals second base. and Von Hayes. Gary Carter, Darryl Strawberry The Mets scored two more in the Ledyard’s season opener. was the husband of Mayvon son s, Anthony Albert of have something there.” Schmidt greeted reliever Joe ^m a n c h e s te r I and George Foster each homered third when Strawberry reached on The Eagles, who rolled to a (Fitzgerald) Kochin. Manchester and Leslie Albert of NEW Carman has an 0.46 ERA in his Boever with an RBI single and, 35-14 win, boast a balanced Funeral arrangements, which Manchester; a daughter, Pauline last 13 games, one earned run in Detroit, hurled the first five after Glenn Wilson popped out, for the Mets, who finally scored a fielder’s choice and Foster 643-5135 ground game with haifbacks are incomplete, will be handled by Brignano of West Hartford; and innings and picked up his third Virgil walked to force in a run. some runs for Fernandez, a victim slammed his 19th homer of the the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 19.2 innings. Kevin RisCassi, Bill Barry, both seven grandchildren. "Carman was outstanding. He victory in four decisions. Aguayo singled in one run and Rick of non-support all season. year. Main St. Calling hours will be Saturday "The runs today helped me.” ” It’s nice being one game back,” juniors, and senior fullback Vin has a good chance to be a great Steve Carlton was scheduled to Schu singled off. reliever Bill Fusco and senior quarterback from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Greater said Fernandez. “ It’s always nice said Johnson. ” It looks like it will reiiever,” said Phiiadelphia man­ start but was sidelined Wednesday Campbell to make it 6-1. Scott Vibberts. All four rushed Hartford Funeral Home, 598 Far­ / m o r i a r S ^ for the rest of the season by the Ozzie Smith drove in a a to have runs.” come down to the last week of the Ruth (BrlHo) Albert mington Ave., Hartford. A private ager John Felske. for at least 50 yards apiece team doctor. fourth-inning St. Louis run with a ” Our whoie staff is oversha­ season, but that depends on what funeral will be held Monday with Dave Rucker, making his first against the Bobcats. Ruth (Britto) Albert. 63, of 143 dowed by Doc (Dwight Gooden),” we do next week. Benton St., (died Thursday at cremation at Cedar Hill Cemetery, ■tart *ince May 18, 1983 with The Cardinais made it 6-3 in the sacrifice fly. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hartford. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept. 20, 1985 - 11 1» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 20, 1985 Pete Rose's hit total has come against all kinds Strong A L roundup

NEW YORK — For some perspective on Pete Gooden. should the star hit the free agent market. He also Rose's hits, consider that he has: • hit off pitchers from Cuba, Poland (Moe realizes that the Cubs and Yankees could be major verdict bidders. Ruthian effort • 129 off four 300-game winners. Tom Seaver, Steve Drabowski), the Virgin Islands, Panama, Nicaragua, Carlton. Warren Spahn and Gaylord Perry. Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, • 131 off seven Hall of Famers, Spahn, Sandy Baseball Germany, Canada, the Netherlands, England and PEOPLE IN BOSTON WONDER how John Tudor Koufax, Robin Roberts, Bob Gibson, Juan Marichal, Japan (Masanorl Murakami), not to mention another and Mike Smithson go on to such success elsewhere. not met Don Drysdale and Hoyt Wilhelm. planet (Bill L ee). They are, however, reminders of two things: (1) the slams Yankees • six hits off three Ivy Leaguers, Ron Darling, Ken Red Sox' lack of patience, and (2) the lack of Peter Gammons consistent defense. Some home-road earned run By Pohia Smith McKenzie and Pete Broberg. SPARKY ANDERSON’S extension will pay him United Press International By Joe llluzzi with seven RBI. • 192 off five sets of brothers named Niekro, $375,000 a year for 1987 and 1988, another indication averages: Ojeda is 3.68 at Fenway, 6.88 on the road; United Press International “ I can't go away from what I'm Hurst, 4.45 at home, 4.67 on the road; A1 Nipper 3.50 at Mahler, Forsch, Romo and Reuschel. that managers are finally beginning to be paid the PITTSBURGH - A federal jury doing right now," Evans said after • 12 off two present and former convicts, Denny t way they should. Owners fail to appreciate that the home, 5.34 on the road; Mike Trujillo 3.48 in Fenway, A "Ruthian" effort by Darrell raising his RBI count to 86 with 16 5.40 on the road. One big factor is that the Red Sox so was to reconvene today for a McLain, Pascual Perez and Mark Lemongello. most successful managers are those who are given the second day of deliberations to Evans may have destroyed the games to play. “ Right now I'm • 29 off two dentists (Dr. Jim Lonborg, Dr. Steve financial and decision-making power to have the gear their club to Fenway, where there is so little Yankees' chances of winning the confident, Every time I go up I feel ground to cover, that they cannot cover the ground on determine the fate of Curtis Arlin) and nine off two orthopedic surgeons (Dr. Ron Umbright. proper clout. Strong, the 39-year-oId Philadel­ American League East, I can hit the ball hard." Taylor, Dr. George Medich). • 19 off two club vice-presidents, Dallas Green and the road and the balls the Yankees track down Evans, who was on the trading Joe Niekro, 0-1, followed his everywhere are hits against Boston's ponderous phia caterer accused of selling • 52 off six deceased, Don Wilson, Dick Farrell, Bill Stoneman. Kirk Gibson's agent says the Dodgers, Mets, cocaine to major league baseball block earlier in the season, belted a brother Phil, who lost to Detroit on defense. Mike McQueen, Dick Drott, Bob Moose and Jim • six off a pitcher born after he broke in, Dwight Padres, Cubs and Royals have made indirect contact players. pair of tw8run home runs Thurs­ Wednesday night, and gave up two The panel of nine women and day night to power the Tigers to a of the five home runs. In the last three men deliberated for nearly 183 victory over the Yankees and four games the Tigers have hit 16 five hours Thursday hut failed to cap a three-game series in which home runs. reach a verdict. The jurors broke he clouted five home runs in ll Angels 8, White Sox 0 for dinner and were then accom­ at-bats. At Chicago, John Candelaria panied by federal marshalls and SCOREBOARD The loss was New York's seventh scattered six hits and Reggie court bailiffs to an unidentified Jackson walloped two home runs hotel and se()uestered. straight and placed them 5'/a to lead California, giving the U.S. District Court Judge Gus­ games behind the idle Toronto Amarlcan Laagua raaulta Plrataa8,Expos6 Angels a share of first place in the tave Diamond instructed the jury Blue Jays in the American League American League West. The vic­ Football on the charges against Strong after East. The three-game sweep by the Baseball PITTSBURGH MONTREAL tory, coupled with Kansas City's TIgara 10, Yankaas 3 qB r t) M Ob r h M prosecution and defense summa­ Tigers was their first over the loss to Seattle, left the Angels and Orsulak cf 4 2 2 0 Raines If 5 13 0 tions in the 13-day trial. Strong Yankees since 1970. NIW YORK DETROIT Reynids If 5 2 2 1 Law 2b 3 0 10 Babe Ruth is the all-time leader Royals tied with 82-64 records. AmarliMn League standings obrhM abrhbl Roy 2b 5 3 3 3 Dawson rf 5 1 0 1 NFL atandinga faces 14 counts of selling cocaine to Htndrsn cf 4 1 I 1 Whltakr 2b 3 0 0 0 Bream 1b 4 12 2 Lucas p 0 0 0 0 baseball players in Pittsburgh in home run percentage with 8.5. At Mariners 6, Royals 4 Pasguo ti 1 0 0 0 Flynn oh 10 0 0 Brown rf 5 0 2 1 Wallach 3b 5 0 1 0 EOtt Amoricon Conforonco between 1980 and 1984. If con­ Evans' current pace, he'd have a At Kansas City, Mo., Dave Mttnglv 1b 4 1 1 0 Trmmll ss 4 3 3 3 Pena c 5 0 10 Fronen 1b 3 10 0 East W L Pet. OB Winfield' rf 3 0 1 1 Boker ph 10 0 0 (jonzalz 3b 4 0 0 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 victed, Strong could receive a 44.5 percentage. While that is Henderson's RBI double in the Toronto 91 54 .628 - - W L T Pet. P F PA Cotta rf 0 0 0 0 Gibson rf 4 2 2 2 Khollta u 2 0 0 0 SThmps rf 1 0 1 0 Miami 1 1 0 .500 S3 » maximum sentence of IS years in unfeasible, Evans' chances of ninth inning enabled Seattle to New York 66 60 .589 S'/! Bollor db 4 1 1 0 Evans 1b 5 2 3 4 Tunnell p 2 0 0 0 Frobel cf 4 10 0 Baltimore 78 67 .538 13 NY Jets 1 1 0 .5M 42 34 prison and a $25,000 fine on each winning the home run crown do complete its first four-game series Sample If 3 0 10 Lemon cf 3 0 0 0 Kemp ph 1 0 0 0 AAanrlgu ss 1 0 0 0 New England 1 1 0 .500 X 40 Detroit 76 70 .521 1SV2 Griffey ph 1 0 0 0 Grubb dh 2 111 Guante p 0 0 0 0 Brooks ph 1114 guilty verdict returned against seem possible. The 38-year-old Boston 73 73 .500 IBVa Buffalo 0 2 0 .000 12 56 sweep in the franchise's history. It Robrtsn 3b 3 0 0 0 Sanchz ph 10 0 0 Mazzllll ph 1 0 0 0 Newmn Indlanopolls ss 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 .000 16 75 him. slugger's latest binge gave him 36 MIlwcKikee 64 81 .441 27 Poollrl ph 10 10 SImmns If 2 1 1 0 Winn p 0 0 0 0 Webstr ph 10 0 0 also marked the first four-game Cleveland 54 94 .365 38'/a Central No matter what verdict jurors homers for the season, one more Rndiph 2b 1 0 1 0 Herndon If 1 0 0 0 O'Berrv c 2 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 X X sweep against the Royals at home West Bonilla 2b 3 0 1 1 Brookns 3b 4 0 0 0 St. Clair p 0 0 0 0 reach, the trial has brought a than Chicago's Carlton Fisk. Kansas City 82 64 .562 — Cleveland 1 1 0 .5M 41 34 Wvnegar c 4 0 0 0 Melvin c 4 110 Wnnngh ph 1 0 0 0 litany of devastating disclosures UPI photo "Every time Darrell swings," Brewers 5, Orioles 2 California 82 64 .562 <- Mechm ss 3 0 1 0 O'Connr p 0 0 0 0 Houston i 1 0 .5M X X ChlCOOO 74 71 .510 r/7 Cincinnati 0 2 0 .OM 51 69 about drug use in the national Detroit manager Sparky Anderson At Baltimore, Billy Joe Robi- Hossey ph 1 0 0 0 (jplargg 1b 1 0 0 0 West Oakland- x 71 75 .466 11 Totals 34 3 » 3 Totals 33 10 11 10 Smith p 10 0 0 said, "it's out of the park. Geez, he doux and Cecil Cooper sparked a Seattle 70 76 .479 12 Kansas City 2 0 0 1.0M X 47 pastime and many of its brightest Newly acquired Joe Niekro has his day night in Detroit. Tigers chased Now York 003 001 000— 3 Bufera c 2 1 1 0 Seattle 2 0 0 I.OM 77 X talents have been implicated. was about 12 behind Fisk at one 12-hit attack with solo homers to Minnesota V 68 79 .463 14>/a Detroit 040 302 00X— 10 Shines ph 10 0 0 hands on his hips as he awaits visit from Niekro in second inning and completed Texos 52 93 .359 29Va LA Raiders 1 1 0 .500 51 36 U.S. Attorney J. Alan Johnson point." help the Brewers snap the Orioles' Gome-wlnnlno RBI — Grubb (1). FItzgerld cOOOO Denver 1 1 0 .5M 50 43 Ttiursdav's Results LOB— New York 7, Detroit 6. 2B— Totals 8 II 7 Totals X 6 9 5 New York manager Billy Martin Thurs­ a three-game sweep. Evans went 7-for-ll in the series Milwaukee 5, Baltimore 2 X San Diego 1 1 0 .SM 49 SB portrayed Strong, 39, as a callous three-game winning streak. Gibson, Mattinaly, Bonlllo. HR— Pittsburgh ia o H O M 3 — 8 National Conference dealer unconcerned about the Detroit lOr New York 3 Grubb (4)r Evans 2 (36), Henderson Montreal OH4XONO— 6 California 6, Chicooo 0 (22), Trammell (12), Gibson (28). East effects of cocaine on his baseball S e^le 6. Kansas City 4 Game-winning RBI— Reynolds (5). W L T Pet. PF PA SB— Simmons (1). E— Gonzalez Z DP— Pittsburgh 1, St. Louis 2 0 0 I.OM 68 51 customers. Frldav's Gomes Montreal 1. LOB— Pltfsburgh4, Montreal NL roundup Milwaukee (Cocanower 4-6) at Toronto IP H R ER BB SO 7. 2B— Raines, Ray 2, Bream. HR— Dallas 1 1 0 .SM 65 40 A few minutes later, defense (Key 13-6), 7:35 p.m. New York NY Giants 1 1 0 .5M 41 X attorney Adam Renfroe portrayed Bolton women’s champs Brooks (12), Reynolds (2). SB— Orsulak Washington 1 1 0 .5M 30 57 Upper hand to Lathrop Detroit (Morris 14-10) at Boston (Hurst J. NIekr (LO-1) 1 2-3 7 6 6 2 1 10-11), 7:35 p.m. (18),Raines (60),Dawson(11),Pena2(11). Philadelphia 0 2 0 .DM 6 X his client, a boyhood friend, as a Scurry , 2 1-3 2 2 2 0 3 S— Bream. • Central New York (Whitson 10-8) at Baltimore Allen 1 0 0 0 2 0 Synijet Products captured the 1985 Bolton Women’s IP H R E R B B S O poor, defenseless victim of big (Flonooan 3-4), 8:05 p.m. Rasmussen 1 2 2 2 0 2 Pittsburgh Chicago 3 0 0 I.OM 91 X government and rich "hero- Ooklond (John 4-8) at Chicooo Armstrong 2 0 0 0 1 0 Softball League championship. Team members (from Detroit 2 0 0 I.OM 54 48 In softball tourney play (Bannister 6-14), 8:35 p.m. Tunnell 5 5 6 2 3 3 Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 X 70 criminal" ballplayers hiding their Detroit Guante 3 3 0 0 1 2 Dodgers lead shrinking left) Front row: Karen Wheeler, Ellie Missari, Dorothy Minnesota (Blyleven 14-15) at Kon- Tonono (W 9-14) 7 8 3 3 1 1 Winn (W 3-5) 2 1 0 0 0 0 Green Bay 1 1 0 .5M 43 46 own crimes under grants of sos City (Block 9-14), 8:35 p.m. O'Neal 2 1 0 0 0 1 Tampa Bay 0 2 0 DM 44 69 Reiss. Second row: Tracy Rich, Donna Dietz, Linda Montreal West immunity from prosecution. Lathrop Insurance took the including four by Rob Ransom. T— 2:44. A— 19,588. Smith 4 2-3 9 6 6 2 2 The foundation of the govern­ win his 18th game, most among In other games, Houston edged Seattle (Moore 15-8) at Texas (Russell Fortin, Doreen Jankowski. Third row: Laura Holbrook, St. Claire 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 LA Rams 2 0 0 I.OM 37 72 By Kevin Kenney upper hand in the sixth annuai Tom Burke drove in five runs on 2-5), 8:35 p.m. O'Connor 100001 San Francisco 1 1 0 .SM 56 44 ment's case was the testimony of United Press International rookies in the major leagues. Los Angeles 85, New York beat Manchester Rec Department two hits, including a three-run Cleveland (Woddell &^) ot Collfornia Geri Lombardo, Danae Marshall, Top row: Coach Bud Atlanta 0 2 0 .OM 43 63 Browning, 18-9, yielded nine hits (Romanick 13-8), 10:30 p.m. Brawar85.0rlolaa2 Burke (L 9-4) 2 3 2 3 0 1 New Orleans 0 2 0 .OM SO 81 seven current and former ballplay­ Chicago 81, Philadelphia downed Fall Slo-Pitch Softball Tourna­ home run. Rose Ransom added Dietz, Charlene Fenton, Coach Greg Fortin. Missing: Lucas 1 0 0 0 0 0 ers who, under immunity from while walking one and striking out St. Louis 83, Pittsburgh defeated Soturdoy's Gomes Burke pitched to 2 batters In 10th. Thursday's Resutl Don't kiss off the Cincinnati ment at Fitzgerald Field. a solo homer and a single, while Mllwoukee ot Toronto Chicago X , Minnesota 24 prosecution, named Strong as their Reds just yet. There may be a four before being lifted for a pinch Montreal 6-6 in 10 innings and San Lathrop romped past J.C. New York at Baltimore MILWAUKEE BALTIMORE Shari Holland, Lora Peck, Jan Luke. Bolton Pizza WP— Lucas. T— 3; 19. A— 7,627. Sunday's Gomes six others contributed a pair of Detroit at Boston abrhbl abrhbl captured the end of season tournament championship. Cleveland at Oallos, 1 p.m. cocaine supplier. pennant race in the National hitter in the ninth. Diego beat San Francisco 11-3. Penney, 15-4, Thursday night to safeties apiece: Dave Bidweil, Cleveland at Californio, nloht Molltor 3b 4 1 1 1 Shelby cf 5 0 0 0 Denver of Atlanta, 1 p.m. “ They are far from pillars of the League West after ail. "The last two times out. I've had secure a bye in the winner's John Thomas, Wayne Ostrout, Riles ss 5 0 2 1 Lacy rf 4 0 2 0 Astros 6, Dodgers 5 Seattle at Texos, nloht Detroit at Indlonapolls, 1 p.m. community," said Johnson of his " I think the team is really a nine-run inning, and it's nice to bracket. In the earlier elimina­ Kevin Busque, Andy Zeidler Minnesota at Kansas City, nloht Cooper 1b 4 12 1 Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. At Los Angeles, Craig Reynolds Oakland ot Chicooo, nloht SImmns dh 5 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 1 2 1 G o lf Phll(xtelphla at Washington, 1 p.m. famous witnesses. "They have a starting to come together again," see that," the left-handed Brown­ tion contest, Nassiff Arms and Bob Lathrop. Jim Kelley Ogllvie rf 5 0 10 Young If 3 0 0 0 National Laagua raaulta Phllllea6,Cardlnala3 New England at Buffalo, t p.m. lot to be ashamed of. said Nick Esasky, one of a number ing said. “ I just made a couple of had two triples and a single and ousted Washington Social Club, and John Baasshy led J.C. Robldlox If 3 2 2 I Sheets dh 3 13 0 St. Louis of NY Gl(xits, 1 p.m. drove in the go-ahead run to pace a National Laiguestandlngs Felder ct 2 0 0 0 Roenick dh 1 0 0 0 "But who, ladies and gentlemen of offensive stars Thursday night mistakes tonight, and it cost me 5-1. Penney with two hits each. Mats 5. Cubs 1 ST. LOUIS PHILADELPHIA San Diego at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. three runs. Our offense took over 17-hit attack that carried the Hoshidr cf 5 0 2 0 Rayford 3b 4 0 2 1 obrliM ObrhM Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. of the jury was the source of those in the Reds' 19-hit, 15-5 pounding of Play resumes with two games Rich Belekewicz and Merrill Gantner X 3 1 2 0 Paris X 2 0 0 0 Gauntry Club Kansas City at Miami, 4 p.m. drugs? One source, I suggest to again." Astros to their ninth straight Eost Huppert c 3 0 0 0 Gross ph 0 0 0 0 Colamon If 4 1 1 0 Stone If 3 12 0 the Atlanta Braves. Monday night. Main Pub meets Myers each cranked a homer S CHICAGO NEW YORK Mc(>ee cf 5 0 0 0 Ataddox cf 2 Following 0 1 0 are the starting times for NY Jets vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, 4 victory. The Dodgers' magic W L Pet. GB Dauer 2b 10 0 0 you, was Curtis Strong, the defend­ The victory, combined with With Atlanta leading 3-2, Pete Nassiff at 6 p.m. with the loser and a double to pace Nassiff. St. Louis 90 56 .616 — ObrhM ObrhM Herr 2b 4 0 0 1 Samuel 2b 3 the 1 Four-Boll 0 0 Golf Tournament to be p.m. number for clinching theirdivision Pordo c 2 0 10 Dernier cf 4 0 0 0 Wilson cf 3 0 2 1 Son Francisco at LA Raiders, 4 p.m. ant in this case." Houston's, triumph over the first- Rose singled off loser Pascual facing J.C. Penney at 7:30 p.m. Ron Frenette and winning New York 89 57 .610 1 Dwyer ph 0 0 0 0 Clark rf 2 2 2 0 Hayes cf 3 10 0 held Sunday at Manchester Country Montreal 77 69 .527 13 Matthws if 3 1 1 1 Backmn 2b 3 0 0 0 Cedeno 1b 4 0 2 0 Schmidt 1b 4 Club. 2 2 1 Monday's Gome Johnson asked the jury, "Did he place Dodgers, left the Reds 5>A Perez, 1-11, to start the seventh. remained at 12. Dave Smith picked The victor of the first game pitcher Steve Cianci also added Dempsey c 2 0 0 0 LA Roms at Seattle, 9 p.m. Phllodelphia 71 73 .493 18 . Totals X 5 12 4 Totals U 2 10 2 Perlman p 0 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b Pendltn3b 4 0 2 0 10 10 Wllsonrf 40 0 0 6:45 T . Roche, A. Ober, E. Hayes, (Strong) show compassion when games behind Los Angeles. And Parker then doubled to left and up his 25th save in relief of Bob plays Lathrop Tuesday. . two hits apiece. Cianci limited Chicooo 67 78 .462 22'/a Mllwaukoo 010112 000— 5 Sandbrg 2b 2 0 0 0 Corter c Smith 4 12 ss 1 3 0 11 Virgil c 3 1 1 2 Soberlov Esasky drilled reliever Gene Knepper, 15-10. PIttsPuroh 49 95 .340 40 Moreind rf 4 0 1 0 Strwbrr rf 4 2 2 1 Nieto c 2 0 11 Aguayo ss 4 0 3 2 6:52 R. Gordon, A. Elgner, T . two of his customers went for drug the two teams play each other Lathrop pounded out 21 hits, the losers to five hits. Baltimoro 000 101 000— 2 Garber's first pitch into the West Game-winning RBI — Robldoux (1). Cev 3b 3 0 0 0 Foster if V, 4SIvk 2 ph 1 0 20 2 0 Schu 3b 3 0 11 StepanskI, A. Langsberg rehabilitation? Did he stop when three more times. Los Angeles 85 61 .582 — Durhm 1b 4 0 10 Knight 3b Horton 2 0 p 0 10 0 0 0 Rucker p 2 0 0 0 6:59 S. Mertava, H. GIgllo, D. Batta- Beara 33, Vikinga 24 left-field seats for his 19th homer. Pirates 8, Expos 6, E— Paris. DP— Milwaukee 1. LOB— Davis c 4 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 0 0 0 0 (outfielder) Lonnie Smith and "W e still have a lot of games Cincinnati 79 66 .545 5'/a Milwaukee 11, Baltimore 9. 2B— DeJess ph 1 0 0 0 Chlldrss p 0 llno, 0 B.0 0 Hunniford Houston 76 70 .521 9 Dunston ss 3 0 0 0 Santana ss 4 0 1 0 Keough p 1 0 0 0 Russell ph 10 0 0 7:06 J. Novak, P. Teets, M. Ros­ (pitcher) Jeff Leonard went for left," said Esasky, whose three- In the ninth, the Reds sent 14 At Montreal, R.J. Reynolds led Householder, Sheets. HR— Robldoux Chicago 33X3— X batters to the plate. Ron Oester Son Diego 73 73 .500 12 (1), Murroy (30), Cooper 06). S— Fontenot p 1 0 0 0 Fernndz p 2 0 0 0 Boever p 0 0 0 0 Carman p 0 0 0 0 enthal, R. McMahon Minnesota 37 77— X rehabilitation?" run homer in the seventh inning off the 10th inning with his second E Botelho p 0 0 0 0 McDowtl p 0 0 0 0 Compbll p 0 0 0 0 7:13 R. Smith Sr., F. Roberts, G. Atlanta 60 86 .411 25 Huppert. First “ No," Johnson said. “ Curtis delivered the game-winning run. had an RBI single and another run home run of the season to power FEC blocks NFL group San Froncisco 57 89 .390 28 Woods ph 1 0 0 0 Harper ph 1 0 0 0 MarozzI, R. Tanguav CHI-FG Butler X , 8:36 Thursday's Results IP H R E R B B S O Sorensen p 0 0 0 0 Perry p 0 0 0 0 7:27 B. Moran, B. Palmer, S. Leone, Strong knew he had the best " I f we keepdoing what we're doing scored on catcher Larry Owen's the Pirates. Reynolds, recently Mllwaukoo MIN-FG Stenerud 25,14:49 private corporations and trade San Diego 11. San Froncisco 3 Wegmn (W 1-0) 5 2-3 7 2 2 3 0 Hotcher If 1 0 0 0 Porter c 10 0 0 B. Calnen Second clientele a drug dealer could have: now, we've got a chance of winning error to make it 8-4. With the bases acquired from the Dodgers, hit the WASHINGTON (U PI) - The Totals 30 1 3 1 Totals 30 5 11 5 7:34 B. Flynn, B. Wallace, C. Bor- Qncinnatl 15, Atlonto 5 McClure ( S I ) 3 1-3 3 0 0 0 3 Landrm ph 1 0 0 0 CHI-FG Butler 19,11:35 young men with lots of money, it." loaded, Oester scored when Rose first pitch from Tim Burke, 84, Federal Election Commission associations to set up PACs with Pittsburgh 8, Montreal 6,10 Innings Baltimoro Chicago 001 000 000— 1 Totals X 3 8 3 Totols X 6 10 6 gldo, A. Welman MIN-Carter 14 pass from Kramer money out of their treasuries, but New York 5, Chicogo 1 New YorK 032 000 00k— 5 St. Louis 010 no MO— 3 7:4) McFarland, J. McCollum, P. young men on the road, young men What the Reds are doing right was awarded first on catcher's over the left field wall to make a Thursday set back the National Bddckr (L 12-7) 4 1-3 8 3 3 2 3 (Stenerud kick), 14:13 limit unincorporated groups — Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 3 Snell 1 1-3 3 2 1 0 1 Game-winning RBI — Carter (14). Phllodolphla OXONOOx— t Starter, D. Edwards Third who sometimes had a lot of time on now is winning — five in a row and interference. Parker then blasted winner of reliever Jim Winn, 3-5. Football League's plans to form a Houston 6, Los Angeles 5 Havens 3 1-310015 E— Knight. DP— Chicogo 1, New York Game-Winning RBI Aguayo (4). 7:48 J. Wilks, B. Glguere, V. Plogge, CHI-FG Butler X , 3:X his 28th homer and fifth career political action committee that such as the N FL — to just $5,000 per Fildoy's Gomes 1. LOB-^hlcago 6. New York 6. DP— Phllodelphia ). LOB— St. Louis 8, P. Dutelle their hands — ballplayers." eight of their last 10. What the Balk— Wegman. T — 2:49. A— 14,258. MIN-Jones 9 pass from Kramer grand slam to make it 13-4. Bo Diaz Padres 11, Giants 3 would contribute money to politi­ year on PACs. Pittsburgh (Reuschel 13-7) at New 2B— Strawberry. HR— Carter (29). Philadelphia 7. 2B— Aguayo. 3B— 7:55 F. Klernan, L. Davidson, H. (Stenerud kick), 7:X Renfroe argued that the govern­ Dodgers are doing right now is York (Darling 18-5), 8:05 p.m. Strawberry (26). Motthews (11). Foster Virgil. SB— Stone (14), Coleman (IM ), C a r v » , R. Anderson CHI-Gaulf 70 pass from McAAahon ment had presented neither direct losing — four of their last five. capped the scoring barrage with At San Francisco, Kurt Bevac- cal candidates who support league The FEC did rule that individual Chloogo (Patterson 0-0) at Phllodelphia M19). SB— Wilson (22). S— Backman. Van Slyke (X ). S— Carman. SF— Smith. 8:021 B. Behling, B. DelMastro, T. teams could set up PACs of their P Fernandez. (Butler kick), 7:47 evidence nor circumstanial evi­ Suddenly the Los Angeles lead an RBI single. qua's two-run single highlighted a causes. (Hudson 7-11), 8:05 p.m. Lynn,N. Shennlng CHI-McKInnon 25 pass from McMahon The Braves had taken a 3-2 lead six-run second inning and Dave own. An NFLspokesmansaidall28 Montreal (Schatzeder 2-5) at St. Louis Angals8,WhltaSoxO IP H R E R B B S O IP H R E R B B S D 8:09 C. Maddox, M. Lomba, R. (Butler kick), 9:35 dence of his client's alleged drug isn't looking so safe. In a 5-0 vote, the FEC comission- (Cox 16^), 8:35 p.m. Chicogo St. Louis Hickey, A. Vennord CHI-McKInnon 43 pass from McMahon sales, relying instead on what he The Reds exploded for nine runs in the sixth on Owen's first Dravecky pitched a nine-hitter to NFL clubs are individual Cincinnati (Tibbs 8-15) at Houston Fontent (L 6^) 2 2-3 8 5 5 1 2 Keough (LO -1) 2 5 5 5 2 2 8:16 E. CIccagllone, T . Leone, B. ers declared that the NFL cannot CALIFORNIA CHICA(>0 (Butler kick), 14:27 insisted was tainted testimony of in the ninth inning — four from a major-league home run. Owen lift the Padres. Dravecky im­ corporations (Ryan 9-11), 8:35 p.m. Botelho 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Boever 1-3 2 1 1 1 0 Leone, J. Groman Fourth use funds from its treasury to Atlanta (Bedroslon 7-12) at San Diego abrhbl abrhbl Sorensen 32001 1 Campbell 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 8 :X M. Shea, V. Buvccherl, S. cocaine users. Dave Parker grand slam — to homered again in the bottom of the proved to 12-10 while Atlee Ham- N FL lawyer John Bolton blasted Jones rf 3 111 Nichols If 4 0 0 0 MIN-Carter 57 pass from Krixner establish the proposed political (Hoyt 148), 10:05 p.m. Perlmon 1 0 0 0 1 0 Perry 2 0 0 0 0 0 Harmon, H. Murphy (Stenerud kick), 5:41 "He (Strong) has been responsi­ make it easy for Tom Browning to ninth to make it 15-5. maker dropped to 4-12. the FEC's ruling as "dead wrong," Los Angoles (Reuss 12-10) at San Miller rf 2 0 10 Fletchr ss 2 0 0 0 New York Horton 3 2 0 0 1 0 8:37 M. McCarthy, J. Shea, D. action committee, tentatively Sconirs 1b 3 12 2 Baines rf 4 0 2 0 CHI-FG Butler 31, 9:25 ble in everybody's mind for trying and said the league may file suit to Francisco (Moson 0-1), 11:05 p.m. Fernandez (W 7-9) B 1 1 1 4 11 Philadelphia Morllne, H. Trocchl A— 61,X2 called the NFLPAC. Soturday's Gomes Carew 1b 1 0 0 0 Boston rt 0 0 0 0 McDowell 1 2 0 0 0 1 Rucker (W 3-1) 5 5 3 3 4 2 8:45 R. Gardella, P. Sullivan, G. to destroy the spinal cord of reverse the order. Pittsburgh at New York Grich 2b 3 0 11 Fisk c 4 0 0 0 WP— Botelho. McDowell. T— 2:53. Childress 1 1 0 0 1 0 Stephens, G. Blount Political action committees, Bolton said the FEC improperly Chicogo at Phllodelphia DeCIncs 3b 4 0 0 0 Skinner c 0 0 0 0 A— 26.812. Carman (S 6) 3 2 0 0 0 4 8:51 B. Tomkiel, L. GIgllo, H. America. He supposedly spoiled Gerber 3b 0 0 0 0 Kittle dh 4 0 0 0 First downs Chevrolet, baseball and apple pie. known as PACs, are independent viewed some technical points in Cincinnati at Houston Keough pitched to 3 batters In 3rd. (Jardella, R. Craig Rushes-vards Los Angeles at San Froncisco Downing If 3 0 2 0 Salazar cf 4 0 2 0 T — 2:44. A— 17,1X. 8'58 J. Breen, P. Staum, F. Bobigan, committees formed to raise money the league's plan, including adding White If 1 1 0 0 Walker 1b 4 0 10 Padres 11. Giants 3 Passing yards Put him in jail. Get rid of him. McMahon a big surprise, Monrreol at St. Louis, night E. Wilson Jacksn dh 4 2 3 3 Hulett 3b 4 0 10 Sacks by-yards "But is he the one responsible? Is for congressional and presidential "out of thin air" a distinction' Atlanta ot San Diego, night 9:05 G. Quick, F. Tracey, Doolody,G. 3rd down etf. Boone c 5 2 11 Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO Aatraa 6. Dadgara 5 Gentle he the one destroying the spinal candidates. between corporated and unincor­ Schoflld ss 4 0 1 0 4th down eft. dbrhM ObrhM 9:12 G. Martin, J. Macalone, C. Posses cord of America? Federal election laws allow porated trade associations. Pennant races at a glance Pettis cf 5 13 0 JDovIs rf 5 0 1 0 Gladden cf 4 0 2 0 Whiiesell, J. Mader Totals X I 15 8 Totals . X 0 6 0 HOUSTON LOS ANGELES Punts “ No, ladies and gentlemen, it is Royster 2b 6 2 3 1 Woodrd 2b 3 0 1 0 ObrhM ObrhM 9:19 P. White, B. Norwood, B. NATIONAL LEAGUE CoUfomla Ml OM X I— 8 (Sorvey 1b 5 3 2 1 Trlllo 2b 2 0 0 0 Johnson, N. DIpletro Punt returns-vds the ballplayers, the managers, the Chicago OH OM MO— 0 Doran 2b 5 2 2 0 Duncan ss 5 2 2 0 KO returns-v(js especially to the Vikings Eost BBrown If 1 0 0 0 Roenick rf 4 0 0 0 Reynids ss 5 2 3 1 Londrex cf 4 0 0 0 9:X G. Wilson, E, Corcoran, B. owners who have all this money, St. Louis 90 56 .616 — Game-winning RBI — Sconlers (1). Martinez If 2 2 1 0 Williams p 0 0 0 0 Parllman, G. Muller Fumbles-lost E — Hulett, Decinces. LOB — Garner 3b 5 0 2 1 Cobell )b 4 2 2 1 Penaltles-vards who want to use him as a scapegoat New York 89 57 .610 1 Bevaca 3b 4 1 1 3 CBrown 3b 4 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 0 0 1 AAarshll rf 4 0 11 9:40 E. Everett, B. Hunter.Bellevllle, (Somes Remaining California 11, Chicago 8. 2B— Baines, Kennedy c 5 0 1 0 Brenly c 4 0 0 0 G. McNIff Time of possession so they can wash it (drug use) Downing, Salazar. HR— Jackson 2 (26), Mmphrv rf 5 2 3 1 Brock ph 10 0 0 was running around and scram­ set up to stop the run. I think ST. LOUIS (16). Rood (3) — of McRvnI cf 4 2 2 2 Drlessn - 1b 3 1 1 0 Dovls 1b 5 0 2 0 Modlckl 3b 4 0 1 2 9:47 R. Janton, H. Dvorak, M. By Carrie Muskat /Montreal (3) Sept. 27,28,29. Home (13) — Boone (5). SB— Pettis (53), White (3). Ramirz ss 4 1 1 0 Robinson o 0 0 0 0 Gafzkiewicz, Abraltls Individual Statistics under the rug. Get rid of him. Put bling. ■ Whenever you have a Tommy had a real good day but S— Jones, Decinces, Schofield, SF— Bass cf 5 0 4 1 Mal(lond If 3 0 1 0 Rushing-Chlcago-Payton 15-62, him in jail, and let's go play bail." United Press International Montreal (3) Sept. 20, 21, 22; Draveky p 5 0 1 0 Yongbld rf 0 0 0 0 Bollev c 4 0 11 Scloscia c 1 0 1 1 9:53 J. Everett, B. Phelon, B. Brown, quarterback scrambling, it makes we've got to have other things Pittsburgh (2) Sept. 23, 24; Philadelphia Sconlers. Deer If 4 2 2 2 Barton Fuller 2-4, Suhev 8-41, Thomas. 1-Z Renfroe ripped apart the charac­ IP H R ER BB SO Knroper p 4 0 0 0 Yeoger c 3 0 0 0 McMahon 4-18. Mlnnesota-Anderson7-10, (2) Sept. 25,26; New York (3) Oct. 1,2,3; Uribe ss 4 0 10 Smith p 1 0 0 0 Whlfflld ph 1 0 0 0 10:01 D. Schofta, J. Hunter, L. ter of each ballplayer witness and MINNEAPOLIS - Jim McMa­ it tough," Lee said. happen. Chlcogo (3) Oct. 4, 5, 6. CalKomla Hammkr p 0 0 0 0 Whitlock Nelson 5-18, Brown 1-6, Coleman 2-0. Candelaria (W 6-1) 9 6 0 0 2 6 NIedndfr p 0 0 0 0 mocked Cincinnati Reds star Dave hon surprised everybody Thurs­ Gault, who caught six passes for "The good things didn't happen NEW YORK (16). Rood (10) — at Moore p 2 0 0 0 Sax 7b 4 0 ) 0 Chicooo (2) Sept. 23,24; at Philadelphia Chicago Trevino c 2 0 2 1 Passing — Chlcogo-Fuller 13-181-1X, day night. a career-high 146 yards, could offer to us like they did before. They Seovr (L 13-11) 6 2-3 6 4 ) 2 2 Welch p 2 0 0 0 McM ahon 8-15-0-236. Mlnnesota- Parker. "What manner of man is (2) Sept. 25,26; at Pittsburgh (3) Sept. 27, Totali 41 11 13 7 Totali U 3 9 3 PGA raaulta no constructive explanation on went against us," said Grant, 29,29; at St. Louis (3) Oct. 1, Z 3. Home (6) Wehrmelster 1-3 4 3 3 0 1 Son Diego 260 OH 030— 11 Powell p 0 0 0 0 Kramer 2855-3-436. this, with his $2,000 alligator shoes, Chicago coach Mike Ditka had — Pittsburgh (3) Swt. 20,21,22; Montreal Gleoton 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 Son Froncisco OM IM 100— 3 Castillo p 0 0 0 0 his $25,000 watch, his diamonds no intention of playing the often- how he teamed with McMahon on whose club entered the game Correa 11-33)101 Andrsn ph 1 1 1 o $4NM0Southweti Golf Classic Receiving-Chlcago-Povton 5-17, (3) Oct.4,J,6. (Same-winning RBI— Bevacqua (3). and gold on each hand... leading the N FL in the giveaway- Wehrmelster pitched to 3 betters In E— Woodard, Uribe 2, J. Davis. DP— Wllloms rf 0 0 0 0 At AMIene, Texas. $ ^ . 19 Goult 8146, Moorheixt 1-13, Wrlght- injured quarterback in the nation- the scoring strike. West 8th. San Diego 1, San Francisco 1. LOB— San Bailor ph 0 0 0 0 (P a rX ) mon 1-5, Suhev 1-21, Anderson 1-6, Renfroe added, "These heroes- aily televised game against the “ I have no idea how we made takeaway department with a plus W L Pet. OB HBP— by Seaver (GrIch). WP— Diego 10, San Francisco 8. HR— Deer (7), „ Gonzalz pr 0 0 0 0 Andy Bean X-34—66 M cK in non 4-133, M a rg eru m 2-19. criminals — these heroes are Correa. T — 2:X. A— 11,404. « 6 17 6 Totals X S 10 5 Steve Jones X-34— 66 MInnesoto-Jordan 566, Nelson 2-10, NFC Central Division rival Minne­ that play. We could run it a 12. 2 Los Angeles 85 61 .582 — McReynolds (14). Houston ] OOP— 4 nothing but zeroes." 10 000 Cincinnati 79 66 .545 5Vi IP H R E R B B S O Ben Crenshaw 34-33— 67 Jones 4-43, Corter 81X,Mularkey 2-M, sota Vikings. After all, McMahon thousand times and I'd never see The Vikings, 2-1, opened a 10-6 (Tomes Remaining Los Angoles ioi ON 030— S David Lundstrom X-35— 67 Rhymes 389, Rice M l, Anderson 2-14, Strong was the first of seven Son Diego Game-winning RBI — Reynolds (7). halftime lead on a 28yard field LOS ANGELES (16). Rood (6) — ot San Draveky (W 12-10) 9 9 3 2 2 1 Dan Pohl 34-34— 68 Brown 1-9, Lewls866. defendants accused of selling spent last Monday in traction, the ball," Gault said. " I saw it and Froncisco (3) S ^ . 20, 21, 22; at Son Francisco LOB— Houston Mike Reid 35-33— 66 , ’ •«' Hompton recuperating from a sore neck and decided to go downfield. Jim saw it goal by Jan Stenerud, playing in Houston (3) Sept. 23,24,25. Home (10) — 13, Los Angeles 8. 2B— Garner Z Hal Sutton 34-34— 68 1r4« AAcMlcho6l2*11. Mlnnosoto*Mullari9y drugs to ballplayers in Pittsburgh Hmmkr (L 4-12 1 2-3 5 7 5 2 2 Duncan, ^ Iw ll, (Vlarshall, Scloscia. San Francisco (3) Sept. 27, 28, 29; Son Moore 4 1-351133 Bill Sander 34-34— 68 to stand trial. Testimony in the back spasms. too, I guess." his 300th game, and Kramer's Mariners 6, Royals 4 3B— Reynolds Z SB— Mumphrev (6), (Seorge Archer 35-33— 68 Interceptions— Chlcago-Frazler - , Diego (2) Sept. 30, Oct. 1; Atlonto (2) Oct. Z Robinson 1 2-3 3 3 3 2 0 Bass (17), Reynolds (2). S— Bailor. 18 trial of a second defendent, Robert But he did play and threw three Minnesota's Tommy Kramer 14-yard TD pass to Carter. 3; Cincinnati (3) Oct. 4, 5, 6. Williams 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 Steve Elkington 35-33— 66 Marsholl 1-14, Wilson 1-12. Minnesota-Lee - . McCue, 38, of Upper St. Clair, Pa., gave the Bears' defense fits, Chicago's Kevin Butler made the CINCINNATI (17). Rood (11) — at SEATTLE KANSAS CITY WP — Hammoker. Balk — Dravecky, Rod Curl 35-34— 69 10 third-quarter touchdowns, two on Hou^on (3) Sept. 20, 21, 22; at San Moore. T — 2:48. A— 2,307. Houston " " E R BBSO John Cook 33-36— 69 Missed field goals— Butler x , 45. began Thursday in another completing 28-of-55 attempts for third of his four field goals, a ObrhM ObrhM Stenerud 47. successive attempts, to pace the Froncisco (2) Sept. X, Oct. 1; at San Diego Percent 2b 5 0 1 0 Wilson cf 5 0 0 0 Kenny Knox 36-33— 69 courtroom. (2) Oct.Z3;atLosAngeles(3)Oct. 4, 5, 6; Knppr (W 15-10 7 1-3 7 5 5 1 6 Doug Tevrall 36-33— 69 Bears to a 33-24 victory over the 436 yards, fourth be8t in Viking 34-yarder, and Kramer connected Reynids 2b0 0 0 0 Smith IfRedalS.BraveaS 4 2 12 Srnith (S 25) 1 2-3 3 0 0 1 1 Three of the seven defendants at Chicogo (1) To Be Announced (If Brodtey If 5 1 1 1 Brett 3b 2 110 Los Angelos Bill Buttner 34-35— 69 Vikings. Chicago remained un­ history. He fired touchdown passes with Jones to give Minnesota a 17-9 necessary). Home (6)— Aflanta(3) Sept. Rex Caldwell 33-36— 69 have pleaded guilty to various Davis 1b 4 0 2 1 White 2b 5 0 0 0 Welch (L IM ) 6 2-3 13 6 6 1 5 beaten at 3-0. of 14 and 57 yards to Anthony lead before McMahon stepped in. 24,25,26; Houstor (3) Sept. 27,2B, 29. Nelson pr 0 10 0 Bolbonl 1b 2 0 0 0 CINCINNATI ATLANTA Powell 0 1 0 0 ) 0 Bow ling drug charges, and court records Bonnell 1b 0 0 0 0 Motley dh4 0 12 obrhbl ObrhM Castillo 11-310011 indicate a fourth is attempting to McMahon relieved starter Steve Carter and a 9-yard strike to Mike "Beware of players who have AMERICAN LEAGUE GThms dh 4 0 2 0 Uones rfMilner3 0 0 0 cf 5 2 10 Ramirz ss 5 0 2 0 NMenfuer ) 2 0 0 0 2 Jones. Kramer also was inter­ small injuries," Grant said. East Hendrsn rf 5 1 1 1 Moreno Rose rf 1 0 0 1b0 x4 2 3 1 Hubbrd 2b 5 0 1 0 negotiate a plea bargain. Trial Fuller with about 7:20 left in the W L Pet. OB *“ * bowers In 7fh. cepted three times. Tortobll 3b 5 1 2 0 Wathan Parker c3 0 0 0 rf 6 2 2 4 Murphy cf 4 0 1 0 ’ • M. A— 25/466. Calendar date for the fifth has not been set. third quarter and threw scoring Toronto 91 54 .628 — Moses cf 5 13 1 Conepen ss 1 1 0 0 Venable rf 0 0 0 0 Horner 1b 4 2 2 1 “ I could be booed and cheered New York 86 60 .589 S'/i Scott c 3 0 10 Orta oh 0 0 0 0 Esasky If 4 2 2 3 Harper If 4 12 1 Eaatern Bualnau strikes on his first two passes of the Gomes Remaining Valle c 2 0 2 0 Pryor phDavis 0 0 0 0 If 1110 Runge 3b 2 0 0 0 game, hitting Willie Gault for 70 and booed and cheered in the same SMU helping TORONTO (17). Rood (6) — at SS’’"!*’,''. Haberon Owen ss 3 1 1 0 Biancin ss 0 0 0 0 Bell 3b 6 2 3 2 Kmmns rf 4 0 0 0 TO D A Y Rick Dedomlnicus 142, Flach humbled yards and Dennis McKinnon for 25 game. Then I throw the touchdown Milwaukee (3) Sept. 27,28,29; at Detroit Phelps ph 1 0 1 2 Concpcn ss 5 0 3 0 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Bovs Soccer Tom Harrison (3) Oct. 1, Z 3. Home (11)— Milwaukee (4) Ramos 3b 0 0 0 0 Diaz c 5 12 1 Owen c 3 2 2 3 T ransactions South Windsor at Manchester, 3:30 148145164-449, Lon to give the Bears a 23-17 lead with pass and shut 'em up," he said. Investigation Sept.X,21,2Z23;Boston(3)Sept.24,25,26; TottllS 42 8 17 8 TotMs 30 4 3 4 Oester 2b 4 2 2 1 Perez p 3 0 0 0 RHAM at Cheney Tech, 3:15 Anulll 141, John Burger 161-168-4X, LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Ken 5:25 left in the quarter. He also “ (Kramer) was trying to quick New York (3) Oct. 4,5,6; Baltimore (1) seome oooo20(m—8 Brownng p 3 0 0 0 (3arber p 0 0 0 0 Bolton at Portland, 3:15 George Buck 141, Tony Aceto ix-404, Flach was humbled Thursday DALLAS (U PI) - Officials at Oct.7(lt necessary). Konsos City 0000»30b-4 Krnchc ph 2 1 0 0 Camp p 0 0 0 0 East Hampton at Coventry, 3:15 Larry Seretto 167-419, Emil Roux 145, connected with McKinnon on a pass, nickel-and-dime us," said NEW YORK (16). Rood (6) — at Game-winning RBI — Henderson Franco p 0 0 0 0 Hall rf 10 0 0 Girls Soccer Go be Szabo 1481484X, John David 154, night. Southern Methodist University, Baltimore (3) Sept. X , 21,22; at Toronto BcnkstbMl 43-yard TD pass with 33 seconds Chicago linebacker Wilber Mar­ (7). Totals 45 IS 19 12 TotMs 39 S 10 S City (CBA) — Signed guard Manchester at South Windsor, 3 :X Lou Bott1143, Dave Dynes 153-X4, Paul Flach, the No. 65 singles player smarting under harsh NCAA sanc­ (3) Oct. 4, 5, 6. Home (10) — Detroit (3) E— Henderson. Tartabull. LOB— x-awarded first on catcher's Interfer­ Stevie Burks. Gllborto 147-140, Pete S c o t t ^ i n ^ X , remaining in the period. shall, who had one interception and Sept. 24,25,26; Baltimore (4) Sept. 27,28, ^ Em t Catholic at Northwest Catholic, but the U.S. Open doubles cham­ tions for recruiting violations, are Seattle 11. Kansas City 11. 2B— ence New J e r w — Signed free agent Bruce Lavery X5, Jim BertussI X I. “ It was time for us to make some recovered a fumble. “ In the second 29, X ; Milwaukee (3) Oct. 1, Z 3. Brodley. G.Thomas, Davis. Hender­ CInciiinotl 010 010 319— 15 forward Bobby Cattoge. Cross Country pion with Robert Seguso, lost helping the NCAA investigate son. HR— Smith (6). SB— Brett (9). Aflonta 000102 011— 9 RHAM at Cheney Tech, 3:15 Thursday 6-3, 6-4 to John McEnroe big plays," said McMahon, who half (defensive coordinator Buddy similar allegations against other West _ College Pawdar Pull Smith (36). S— Wothon. G. Thomos. Gome-wInnlng RBI — Esasky (9). t ^ y n — Named Scott Beeten associate Girls Swimming Ryan) caught it and we adjusted. W L Pet. GB E— Runge. Hubbard. Milner. Camp. who moved into the quarterfinals completed 8-of-15 for 236 yards in Southwest Conference schools. “ Mketball coach and (Sordon Austin Windsor Locks ot Manchester, 3:30 Dl9'«'''9 208478, Morv Kansos City 82 64 .562 — IP H R E R B B S O Owen 2. DP— Atlanta 2. LOB— CIncInnoti assistant basketball coach. .. -loseph's (Trum ­ Wright 460. o f a $315,000 Grand P r ix his relief appearance. “ I cxiuldn't We knew exactly what they were SMU President L. Donald Callfomla 82 64 .562 — Seattle 12. Atlanta 6. 2B— Harper. Diaz. Parker. bull), 6:30 p.m. Shields said the university turned Gomes Remaining — Named Tom Crowley tournament. believe that first one. It was trying to do." Longston 6 1-3 2 4 4 6 5 Bell. 3B— Davis. HR— Owen 2 (2) Esasky M utant men's basketball coach and „ Volleyball "It's depressing. It's a humbling up reports of like incidents at other KANSAS C ITY (16). Rdod (6) — ot Lozorko 1 1 0 0 0 0 (19). Homer (25). Parker (28).SB— Rose Hartford Public ot Monchester, 3:30 supposed to be a screen pass to Neither Kramer nor Vikings Seattle (3) Seot.24,2S,X;atMlnnesota(3) Vonde Berg 1-3 0 0 0 t o U ). S— Runge 2. Browning. Diaz. PofWCovleassIstantwomen'sbasketball experience playing him," said institutions during an internal Sept. 27, X , 29. Home (10) — Sept. 19; coach. (Matt) Suhey. I looked up and saw coach Bud Grant was intimidated Nunez (W 7-2) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 IP H R E R B B S O FeolboU SATURDAY Flach of the No. 2 player in the investigation and passed that Minnesota (3) Sept. X , 21. X ; Mirabello ■ 0 0 0 0 1 0 CIncInnoti RaiUo, T V Willie all alone." by the Bears' vaunted defense, UPI Oholo Collfomla (4) Sept. X , Oct. 1, Z 3; Clevelond — Acquired wide receiver „ Feetball- world. "H e puts so much pressure information along to the NCAA in Tobik (SI) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Browning (W 18-9) 8 9 4 4 1 4 Jw n Jefferzon from Green Bay for a Glostonbury ot Manchester, 1:30 Viking comerback Carl Lee also Oakland (3) Oct. 4,5,6. Konsos City Franco 111100 on you to hold serve. I felt good on which had four sacks. In the two the interests of equity. CALIFORNIA (16). Road (10) — at 1917 drott choice and the rights to tackle Eost C(tthollc at Ledyard, 1:30 tonight Vikings' wide receiver Anthony Carter (81) has the ball Saberhogen 71-3 11 4 4 1 3 Atlanta Tom Robison of New Jersey (USFL). Bovs Soccer the court against him. I like saw Gault alone but it was too late teams' last meeting in November, Shields said SMU would take its Clevelond (3) Siept. 27, X , X ; at Kansas (3snbrry (L 7-9) 1 2-3 6 2 2 0 1 Perez (L 1-11) 6 8 4 3 4 6 5***^®* Tigers, W TIC radio. ettv (4) Sept. X . Oct. 1, Z 3; at Texas (3) LA Rams — Waived running back A.J. 51-Josooh's at East Catholic, 11 o.m. playing lefties, he just does every- to catch up. Chicago collected 11 sacks. punishment but at the same time, knocked away by Chicago defender Mike Richardsoa Mirabello pitched to 1 batter In 9th. Garber 2 4 2 2 1 1 Jones ond defensive end Booker Reese; MCC at Becker, 2 o.m. W p o f/ ° "'‘**‘ ''»• Orioles, Channel 11, Oct. 4,5,6. Home (6)— Cleveland (3) Sept. HBP— by Lozorko (Bolbonl). T — 3:00. * Camp 1-3 2 6 1 1 0 tUng a little better than the other “ At any time, a team can throw "This is a passing game," Grant would insist that the NCAA not during fourth period action. Carter had two TD X , 21 ,X ; Chicooo (3) Sept. X,24,X. placed running back Mike Gumon on ^ Cross Country A^.633. Sutter 2-3 5 3 3 0 1 inlured reserve. Manchester at Bethel Invitotlonal WKHt'^*** ' ' * • Chonngtot.ai play«r8 you play." the ball deep. Today, (McMahon) said. “ Their defense is basically single out SMU. receptions but wasn't enough as the Bears won, 33-24. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 20. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 20, 1985 — U Girts soccer roundup Coventry wins behind Danehy FOCUS/ W eeken d

in her second marker with just two PORTLAND — A second-half for the Patriots. Hodina, who has Bolton succumbs minutes remaining to win it. hat trick by Leslie Danehy keyed a six goals this year, also registered BOLTON — It wasn’t a win, but it Denise Welch opened the scoring four-goal barrage to pace visiting one assist. Stacey Robertson for Bolton in the first half, but Coventry High over Portland High, added two assists, while Danehy was more encouraging. Winless Bolton High was nipped, Gillespie’s initial marker tied it up 6-1, in COC girls action Thursday. had one. at 33:50. Julie Dimrock then gave Janet Currier scored the lone 3-2, by visiting Woodstock High The win gives the Patriots a 3-1 the visitors a 2-1 lead when she mark. Winless Portland drops to goal for the losers. Thursday, but it was the closest 0-3-1 “ The first half was close, but the that the 0-4 Bulldogs have come. converted a penalty kick. girls really pulled it out,” noted "The girls played very well,” Woodstock is now 2-2. Kristie Cooke made 18 saves in Danehy, who set the Coventry Coventry coach Paul Lombardo. said Bolton coach Mike Landolphi. Coventry held a 20-12 advantage “ They didn’t give up, and scored net for Bolton, while counterpart scoring record as a freshman last Mary Guarraccia stopped IS shots. in shots. Goalie Anna Werfel made the tying goal at the end.” year, also tallied once in the first Halfback Whitney Cavanaugh 11 saves, one less than Portland’s Jennifer Maneggia had tallied half to gamer a total of four for the also played well for the Bulldogs, Karen Hetrick. for Bolton with four minutes left to day. She has 12 in four games. who travel to East Hampton The Patriots host RHAM High knot the contest at 2-all, but Monica Hodina notched a pair of Monday for a 3:30 p.m. tilt. markers to complete the scoring Monday at 3:30 p.m. Woodstock’s Kim Gillespie booted College football roundup A bridge on Tolland u se trying to ignore distractions Turnpike casts its shadow Sunday on some of the hikers on By Lisa Harris transgressions. they play the pro-style 4-3 and Carolina, Cincinnati at No. 12 United Press International However, should the week’s nobody in our conference is doing Alabama, San Diego State at No. 13 the monthly walk UPI photo firing of an assistant coach not that anymore. They force you to do UCLA, Tulsa at No. 14 Arkansas, What would be earth-shattering appease the NCAA, the talent­ some different things on both sides No. 16 Maryland at No. 18 West sponsored by the Pacing to victory to some schools will probably be laden school may again find its TV of the ball.” Virginia, Illinois at No. 17 Ne­ only an annoyance to Southern revenue taken away. Still, that’s Ba'ylor and USC haven’t met braska, No. 19 Arizona at Califor­ Hockanum River Linear Nihilator, driven oy Bill O'Donnell, thunders across the California — for now. for some NCAA hearing in the since 1960. nia and Missouri at No. 20. Park Committee. The finish line to win first heat of the Little Brown Jug, en Third-ranked USC has had to future. USC is expecting 60,000 for its Idle are No. 1 Auburn, No. 2 route to victory in the 40th running of the event which is prepare for weekend opponent ' 'T v e never avoided an uncom­ home opener. The Trojans haven’t Oklahoma and No. 7 Oklahoma walkers had just Baylor on the heels of a disclosure fortable situation, but the most lost their first game at home since State. the third jewel of pacing’s triple crown. by USC Athletic Director Mike important thing is not to get caught a 46-25 loss to Missouri in 1976. Illinois, nearly upset by South­ completed the trail McGee last week that the school up in it,” USC coach Ted Toliner Elsewhere in the Top 20, it’s: ern Illinois last week, looks for ite along the east side of and the Pacific-10 were investigat­ said this week. "We presented the Northern Iliinois at No. 4 Iowa, No. first victory of the season when it ing recruiting violations. facts to you (the press) as best we 5 Ohio State at Colorado, Memphis travels to Nebraska. The Corn- Union Pond and were Sports In Brief Perhaps no team is better can, but my responsibility is to get State at No. 6 Florida State, East huskers were upset by Florida prepared for the situation. The the team ready to play. Carolina at No. 8 Penn State, State at home earlier this month. ready to continue the Trojans are no strangers to investi­ "They do a lot of things we don’t Colorado State at No. 9 Louisiana The contest will be the first time in three-mile walk along gations and probations. The foot­ see very often. They have multiple State and No. 10 Brigham Young at 22 years the clubs have played and Moffitt umpired at nationals ball program is currently banned formations and they run some Temple. will mark the mini’s first road the west side. No. 15 Michigan at No. 11 South John Moffitt of Manchester recently returned from his stint as from television for past NCAA option on offense, and on defense. contest of the year. an umpire at the Men's Major Fast Pitch Nationai Championship held in Salt Lake City, Utah. Moffitt, of Ciiffside Drive, is president of the North Centrai Connecticut Board of ASA O pposes Holmes Saturday Umpires. He was the oniy umpire from Connecticut named to the CARTER’S prestigious event. “ The Name You Know... and Trust" Herald photos by Hayden Huskies face air-minded Lehigh Spinks’ weight IF YOU APPRECIATE BETHLEHEM, Pa. — University of Connecticut football team, fresh off a 27-13 season opening win over Northeastern, opposes air-minded Lehigh University Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in major mystery Hockanum hikers find the bedsprings gone Bethlehem, Pa. U A L I 1 T Lehigh, 1-0, is led by four-year starting quarterback Marty final training session. It was the Horn and taiented receiver Rennie Benn, Horn’s favorite target. By Dave Raffo first time the Spinks brothers had IlO V iP HEREi i k l m b By Margaret Hayden Horn was 33-for-43 and 415 yards in the air in Lehigh's opening United Press International r seen each other since Michael Herald Reporter 49-41 victory. 1 LAS VEGAS, Nev. - The fought Jim McDonald here in June. This will be the ninth meeting between the two clubs with the 84 CHEV. CELEBRITY mystery surrounding Michael Hoimes is heavily favored to 82 FORD ESCORT Walkers saw a different view of Manchester as they Engineers holding a 7-1 edge. Lehigh beat UConn a year ago on a 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto, PS. R. Rear 4 Dr., V-6, Ato, AC. PS. PB, hiked along the trail beside Union Pond last Sunday. Spinks’ weight will end today at the win, mostly because of his weight Stereo, Luggage Rack field goal with no time on the clock, 10-7, official weigh-in for his Saturday advantage. Spinks, 29, points out Defog, Rust Proof The hike, sponsored by the Hockanum River Linear UConn will be led by junior quarterback Peter Lane, who night challenge against Larry he is six years younger and hopes Park Committee, was along one of the five river trails completed 16 of 28 passes for 229 yards and one TD in the victory Holmes. that Hoimes has faded enough to be ’4395 ’ 8495 along the Hockanum River, its ponds and streams. over Northeastern. Sophomore David Dunn, out of Xavier High The noon (PDT) weigh-in was beaten. Fifteen persons started the three-mile hike near in Middletown, caught five passes for 114 yards and 1 TD and was Lydall Brook. Four of the hikers on Sunday were in important because it would deter­ “ I think he has slowed down named Yankee Conference Offensive Player of the Week and mine how many pounds Spinks their 80s. tremendoulsy,” Spinks said. 80 TOYOTA SUPRA 82 FORD EXP Each hiker found different pleasures along the trail. ECA'C Division I-AA Rookie of the Week. Sophomore linebacker gave away in the scheduled Holmes showed his age some­ Mike Jansen and senior defensive end Mark Michaels were 15-round International Boxing Cpe.. 6 Cyl., 5 Spd., AC. PS, Cpe., 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., Stereo Cass, "It’s great exercise,” said Sue Betko of Manches­ what in his last fight — a 15-round Stereo Cass., Cruise Rear Defog ter, as she walked with her 5-year-old son, Sam. outstanding for the Huskies in the opener. Federation title bout. decision over Carl “ The Truth” Following the Lehigh game, UConn has its traditional battle Spinks, who is 27-0 and the Her son’s greatest pleasure was in finding an old Williams May 20. But that was 1 next Saturday with Yale at the Yale Bowl in New Haven. undisputed light heavyweight ’ 5995 ’4495 tractor near the end of the hike. He eagerly climbed on barely nine weeks after he the abandoned tractor as other hikers savored the champ, has refused to say how sparkled in a lOth-round knockout much he weighs or speculate on trees and wildflowers. of David Bey. Lillian Legier of Manchester admired the mallard Johnson dealt to Devils what his weight will be for the Spinks admits he’s uncomforta­ fight. ‘T ve been training and 83 CHEV. CELEBRITY 81 CHEV. PWKUP CIO ducks flying over the pond. ST. LOUIS — Center Mark Johnson has been traded by the St. ble campaigning as a heavyweight 8', 6 Cyl., 3 Spd., Stereo Cass., Like many on the hike, she was enthusiastic and eating like I normally do,” he said. and he isn’t sure what he would do 4 Dr., V-6, Auto, AC, PS, PB, Louis Blues to the New Jersey Devils for defenseman Shawn ‘T ve been working to feel comfor­ Cruise, R PS energetic. Evans and a draft pick, a spokesman for the NHL ciub said. with the title if he won it. He also table and not worry about how said he wouldn’t tangle with HIKE LEADER WAS Dr. Douglas Smith, a Johnson, 27, was obtained by St. Louis last year with Greg ’4295 much I weigh." Holmes if he didn’t think the ’ 6995 Manchester anesthesiologist who heads the Hocka­ Millen from the Hartford Whalers for Mike Liut and Jorgen Mackie Shilstone, who is in champion was over the hill. num River Linear Park Committee, a group of 40 Pettersson. The 5r9, 169-pound Johnson had 23 goals and 34 goals charge of Spinks’ conditioning and families who have worked to improve and preserve for the Whalers and Blues last year. nutrition, said the light heavy­ But with no money-making con­ 84 CHEV. PICKUP SIO the area along the Hockanum River, its ponds and tenders in the 175-pound ranks, 81 BUICK CENTURY weight champ has gained a pound 4 Wheel Dr., V -6,4 Spd., Stereo streams. of muscle each week since he Spinks took the Holmes fight 4 Dr., V-e, Auto, AC, PS, PB, Cass. PS, Tahoe Pkg. Pickup For the last nine years, the committee has Celts’ Johnson given physical began training eight weeks ago. because it brings at least three Cruise, AM/FM Cap sponsored the regular walks. Before that they were Spinks is expected to weigh times his largest previous purse. held occasionally. Now, they are held once a month INDIANAPOLIS — Dennis Johnson, a free agent guard who between 185 and 200 pounds. Spinks will get between $1.5 and ’ 5395 ’9495 from September to June. played last season for the Boston Celtics, reportedly was being Holmes should be around 220. $2 million Saturday night, while The committee, established in December 1970, also given a physical examination Thursday by the Indiana Pacers. Holmes’ great weight advantage Holmes earns around $3 million. set up and maintains the trails, and works with the will negate Spinks’ best weapon, “ Of course I wouldn’t be taking A team spokesman refused to confirm or deny the action. Club 83 FORD BRONCO 4x4 community to clean up and conserve the areas. president Bob Saiyers eariier said the team was “ serious" about his one-punch right-handed knock­ this risk if the light heavyweight 14 CHEV. C4V4UEIIT-10 division was better,” Spinks said. V-8, Auto, PS, PB, Stereo, Rust TRAILS ARE NOT just for walking. Allan pursuing Johnson. out power which he calls “ The Cpe.. 4 Cyl., SSpd., PS, Stereo, “ But one guy shadows over eve­ Reer Delog Proofed Hotchkiss, 83, said he likes to cross country ski on part "That's not a guarantee we'li sign him to an offer sheet but we Spinks Jinx.” The bout will put one fighter in rybody else." of the Union Pond trail. will pursue it," Salyers said. the record books. Holmes is Spinks was supposed to be ’ 6795 ’ 10,295 During the hike, Hotchkiss, who lives at 31 E. The team spokesman Thursday said no offer sheet has been attempting to match Rocky Marci­ Holmes’ opponent May 20 but Middle Turnpike, offered to help women as they signed with Johnson and that any such offer would be subject to a ano’s 49-0 best-ever heavyweight passed up the chance because he climbed down steep hills and across rocky streams. physical examination. record. Spinks can become the didn’t think he had enough time to 84 CHEV. BLAZER 4x4 Like many other regulars on the hike, he used a "The Pacers earlier this summer obtained guard |Qt>inn first light heavyweight champion train. 78 CHEV. NOVA waiking stick. Buckner from the Celtics for a draft choice. K-S, V-8. Auto, PS, PB. PW, Sil­ to capture the heavyweight title “ I felt terribly bad for passing it 4 Dr., 6 Cyl., Auto, PS, R verado Pkg., Stereo Cass, Deep Many noticed the blossoming wildflowers, the The Celtics, meanwhile, have signed an offer sheet for Pacer and can join his brother Leon as the up,” Spinks said. “ But I didn’t Tint QIass, Power Windows . bayberries and the dogwoods. The park committee, < free agent guard Jerry Sichting. The Pacers have not responded. first brother combination to hold think it was safe. It came around with the help of Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, has the heavyweight crown. again and a iittle voice toid me ‘It’s ’ 3395 ’ 12,595 planted more than 1,000 white pine seedlings and Leon Spinks arrived Friday as your turn Michael, it’s your turn to wildflower seeds. his brother was winding up his alter history.” ’ The former mill buildings, once run by water power Bassett burns hersdf out from dams aiong the river, gave glimpses of other CHICAGO — Carling Bassett started so fast she burned herself 83 MERC COUGAR 81 CHEV. CONVERSION VAN eras. A rusty metal bridge built for a pipe still crosses out in the second round of the Virginia Slims of Chicago Cpe., 6 Cyl., Auto, AC, PS. PB. 6 Cyl., Auto, AC. Stereo, PS. PB, the river. Cement slabs long ago made in a riverside A Beauty tournament. Crenshaw shows life Stereo factory are part of the debris left by the river. Bassett, 17, of Toronto, jumped to a 5-Olead in the first set of her Many on the hike said the area has improved matchwith Susan Mascarin. After that, however, the unseeded ’ 7995 ’ 9895 remarkably in the last decade. Mascarin took over to post a a 7-6 (7-3), 6-4 triumph. at Southwest Classic Much of the credit must go to the park committee, Kathy Jordan, the No. S.seed, needed three sets to beat Robin which is trying to organize a volunteer effort to get rid By Mike Rabun White 6-3, 6-7 (4-7), 6-2, and No. 7 seed Barbara Potter outlasted again unless he picks up a big 82 AMC JEEP WAGONEER Pat Fox catches her breath. She stands of heavy items which still remain. United Press International check late in the season. 81 FORD FAIRMONT Lydall Brook flows into Union Pond, followed the marked trail surrounding JoAnne Russell 7-6 (11-9), 7-6 (7-4). 4 Wheel Dr., Brougham Pkg., 8 The group at 4-under 68 included The pond was created by a dam on the the pond. It is one of five river trails by the Hockanum River on the north DURING THE HIKE, many recalled what life was 4 Dr.. 6 Cyl., Auto. PS, PB, R Cyl., 4 Spd. AC, PS. PB, Stereo like in the north end of town when they were growing ABILENE, Texas — For the past Mike Reid, George Archer, Bill Casa, Luggage Rack Hockanum River. Sunday's walkers created by the committee. side of Union Pond. two years the saga of Ben Cren­ Sander, Steve Elkington, Dan Pohl up. Davis, five others suspended shaw has been one of the most and Hal Sutton. ’ 4150 Not all the memories were pleasant ones. ’9295 Anne McLaughlin, who lives at 91 Strickland St., FORT WORTH, Texas — Texas Christian University star followed stories in the world of Crenshaw’s game had all but professional golf. disappeared in late 1983 and early said when she was girl, she and a friend dove into the running back Kenneth Davis and five other piayers have been pond to try to save a boy. His body was later found. suspended from Saturday’s game against Kansas State for And judging from Crenshaw’s 1984 when he suddenly captured performance Thursday there may the Masters — his first major 85 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 81 FORD CLUB WAGON Like many hikers, she remembered when Union taking payments from former members of the Horned Frogs' Cpe., V-6, Auto, AC, PS, PB, Pond was used as a dump. coaching staff, a local television station reported. be another chapter in the works. championship. 6 Cyl.. Auto. AC. PS. PB, Stereo. Crenshaw announced Wednes­ Stereo Cass., Cruise Rust Proofed “ We saw bedsprings down there,” she said. 'The players admitted taking undisclosed amounts of money day he would be married in Her husband, James McLaughlin, was on Sunday’s during a late-night meeting Thursday with head coach Jim At the time of that victory he was ’ walk, too. The couple were among several older November. Thursday he shot one in the process of obtaining a 10,995 ’ 8095 Wacker, his staff and university officials, according to KXAS- of his best rounds of 1985 to put hikers who took only part of the three-mile walk, TV. divorce from his first wife and himself one shot behind co-leaders since capturing the Masters he has stopping near Route 30 and returning by the road Andy Bean and rookie Steve Jones been in another terrible slump. instead of climbing over boulders, hopping stones 84 CHEV. STEP SIDE across a brook and descending steep banks on the Bodine takes pole position heading into the second day of the Before Thursday he had fired 78 CHEV CAPRKE $400,000 Southwest Golf Classic. only four rounds in the 60's during 4 Dr., V-8, Auto, AC, PS, PB, Pickup, ew Black Beauty, 4 designated route. Stereo Wheel Dr., V-8, 4 Spd., PS, PB, Many walkers were familiar with the trails, all MARTINSVILLE, Va. — (Jeoff Bodine ran well in practice, ran Bean made six birdies in a row 1985. He has finished only six AM/FM, Scottsdale Pkg. marked with orange spots on trees. strong on the first qualifying lap and did even better on his and Jones made an eagle at the tournaments and won but $16,337. par-5 ninth as both shota 6-under66 “ I haven’t been working on the ’ 3595 While much of the junk has been removed, the second, winning the pole position for Sunday's NASCAR Grand ’ 8395 hikers Sunday saw two piles of rotting apples National at Martinsville Speedway. over the Fairway Oaks Golf Club weekend much this year.” Cren­ course. shaw said. ‘T ve been watching a apparently left by someone who still uses the area as a Bodine, who has not won a Grand National race this season, dump. “ I thought I was going to birdie lot of cartoons on Saturday and EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS ON edged Neil Bonnett for the poie during Thursday’s qualifying. His every hole for a while," said Bean, “ At least they are biodegradable,” said Pat Fox of speed of 90.521 topped Darrell Waltrip’s track record of 90.251. Sunday.” ALL 1985 CHEVROLET EXECUTIVE who, like Crenshaw, has not won a Crenshaw has not played on the Manchester. tournament in 17 months. “ I tour since the PGA championship, CARS AND DEMONSTRATORS ESPN gets America’s Cup access haven’t been making the shots, but but three weeks ago he paired with The hikes take place every third Sunday of the now I’m enjoying the game Miller Barber to win the Shootout month through June. The next hike Is Oct. 20. Hikers BRISTOL — ESPN announced Thursday an agreement has again.” at Jeremy Ranch — a team format CHEVROLET will meet in the parking lot ol Economy Electric Co. been reached with Trans World International for exclusive live Joining Crenshaw at 67 was event. During that tournament and proceed along the river and through a marsh, David Lundstrom, 38. who twice CARTER COe, INC. ending up near Route 8$ and the Vemon-Manchester U.S. television coverage of the 1987 America’s Cup yacht Barber gave Crenshaw a putting town line. II it rains or snows, the hike is postponed a competition from Freemantle. Australia. before has lost his tour card and tip which has had an affect on his 1229 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER • 646-6464 Sam Betko, 5, perches on a tractor left abandoned near and who is in danger of doing so game. week. The hike Is tree. Hikers meet in the parking lot the pond. of Economy Electric. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 20, 1985 — 15 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 20.1985 Weekenders Advice DINING OUT GUIDE St. JamM talriy busy Symphony at the Brook Faith may not bridge religious gap St. James Church on Main Street is holding iU 6th The Hartford Symphony, along with selected annual fall (estival this weekend. The rides and musicians from Glastonbury, will present a free counsel. The more you learn about appointment with a board- activities in the parking lot will be open tonight until 11 concert Sunday at 2 p.m. on the lawn of the Salmon DEAR the other’s religion, the better your certified plastic surgeon. p.m., and from 10 a.m. to nearly midnight on Brook Corporate Park, off Hebron Avenue in ABBY: I am a chances for happiness together — Saturday. Glastonbury. The rain date is Sept. 29. devout Catholic Tables of crafts and a giant tag sale will be open All are welcome to bring lawn chairs, blankets and girl in love with if that is to be. DEAR ABBY; Your advice to throu^out the fair. Carl Henry, singer and guitarist, refreshments. It’s up to yoii. Your chances for a “ Ready to Scream,” whose good WONG’S a strictly Or­ Dear Abby successful marriage will depend will entertain tonight. thodox Jewish friend came to visit with two On Saturday a chicken barbecue will begin at 5 guy, so I'm sure on you — not your parents. undisciplined youngsters, sounded ctlbRESTAURANX p.m.; a celebrity gift auction will start at 6 p.m.; and Chamber music on tap you know what Abigail Van Buren good, but have you ever tried it? Johnny P i ^ o and his Good Times Band will Uke the DEAR ABBY: Please help me (You suggested having plenty of w e’ re up -‘‘ d i n n e r SFEClAL^^^ffia stage at 7:30 p.m. Flutist Mary Ellen Jacobs will be the guest artist at against. with this problem. I ’m 52 and look toys and coloring books to keep the young for my age. My problem is kids busy so they wouldn’t tear the Drawings for a 1985 Mercury Lynx, a VCR and a a Karas String Quartet concert Sunday at 7:30 p.m.. My parents my nose. I think it's too large for * Chef Wong’s Specials $250 gift certificate will begin at 11 p.m. Saturday. The program, to be held in St. Peter's Church, 160 met Daniel just house apart.) my face. I had plastic surgery on it Main St„ Hartford, is free. Music by Mozart, Ferrout once, briefly. I I tried that years ago, and this is Never before served in this area about 25 years ago, and it didn’t and Quantz will be featured. | had told them that he was Catholic about marriage in June of 1986, and what happened. Although toys and turn out the way I had hoped it Fun In Coventry Jacobs is the principal flutist with the Hartford because I didn't want them to be would like to have both a rabbi and coloring books were attractive and * Changed weekly would. In the meantime I got SYmphony. the Connecticut Opera and the Hartford prejudiced against him before they a priest. Two of my uncles are plentiful, the kids stili preferred to married and had three children, The Coventryfest will be held Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 Ballet orchestras. She is on the faculty of the Hartt got to know him. When they know priests (one is a monsignor). pester their mothers, whinning, who are all grown now. p.m., rain or shine, at Nathan Hale Middle School on School of Music of the University of Hartford and is a him, I ’ln sure they will love him as Daniel’s grandfather is a rabbi. interrupting, showing off, wander­ Do you think I'm silly to want to (203) 875-0661 Route 31. member of the Hartford Symphony. I do, then I ’ll tell them the truth. Please help us. ing around, pulling desk drawers have cosmetic surgery at my age? Activities include live entertainment, crafts, games However, Daniel told his parents RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES open, asking for a drink of water — Post Road Plaza Mon.-Thurs. I I ;30 a m • 10 p m My nose is on my mind morning, and food. he was dating a gentile girl and anything to get attention. 352 Hartford Tpk. (Rt, 30N) Fri -Sat. t 1:30 a m. - I I p m. ‘Agnes’ in the area they haven’t asked to meet me yet, DEAR DIFFERENCES: First, noon and night. Eventually my problem solved (1-86 Exit 96) Vernon Sunday 1 1:30 a m. • 10 p.m. DREAMING so it looks like I ’m going to have a you must tell your parents that itself. The kids grew up, got It’s OK to tailgate The Mark Twain Masquers of West Hartford will Graham Noble at Agora hard time getting them to accept Daniel is Jewish. Since you are married and are now raising their open their 53rd season with John Pielmeier's “ Agnes me. seriously considering marriage, DEAR DREAMING: Silly? No own crop of pests. Now at last I can The Glastonbury Newcomers Club will hold a of God,” a dark drama about religion, mysicism and How can Danny and I improve you must share your plans with way. If your nose is on your mind visit with their mothers and enjoy Graham Noble, a Manchester-based p.m. The Graham group will present 12 their company. tailgate tag sale Saturday form 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the psychology. our chances for acceptance by both both sets of parents — then talk to a morning, noon and night, it’s time 2 Glastonbury High School parking lot. Performances will be tonight and Saturday at 8 rock band with a vocal sound similar to original songs, including “Alone in This sets of parents? We’re talking priest and a rabbi and seek their to quit dreaming and make an YOUR FAN IN COLUMBUS We're Here to Serve You In case of rain, the sale will be Sunday. p.m.; Sunday at 2 p.m.; and Sept. 26, 27 and 28 at 8 that of Crosby, Stills and Nash, will be World and “Boys Will Be Boys." Group Lef Charlie Paindins and his friendty staff help makd your visit a pleasant one! In addition to clothing, antiques and attic oddities, p.m. Performances are at Kingswood-Oxford School, the opening act Saturday for a Marshall members are, from left, John Noble of there will be baked goods and lunches sold. West Hartford. For more information, or to reserve Uckets, call 232-7808. Tucker Band concert at the Agora East Hartford; Lenny Graham of Bolton, Ballroom, 165 Dexter Ave., West top center: Shaun Crowley of East High-fiber diet has some drawbacks MY BROTHERS A day for wearing kilts Hartford. The Graham Noble concert Hartford, and Jim Richardson of treatment. begins at 10 p.m. Marshall Tucker Is Manchester. D E A R DR. than is a doctor or friend. Some PLACE The St. Andrew's Society of Connecticut will hold its folks need more water than others, expected to start between 11 and 11 ;30 GOTT: Doctors DEAR DR. GOTT: I try to drink annual Scottish Festival on Saturday at the White depending on climate, activity and are now recom­ several glasses of water a day and HESIAIIHAN r Memorial Nature Center in Litchfield. Gates open at diet. I tend to side with you, mending high- I also drink one to two glasses of 9, but the formal welcome ceremonies don't begin because your neighbor seems to be fiber diets for iced tea daily in warmer weather, until 11:30 a.m. Dr. Gott taking an extreme view. Waterwill Ice^ G rcani A Hale and hearty day many intestinal and one cup of coffee in the Five bagpipe bands will be featured, each playing not wash out nutrients from your disorders. morning. I usually drink one glass 238 Main Street individuai concerts, then joining together at 4:30 p.m. Nathan Hale Day will be celebrated from noon to 4 Peter Gott. M.D. body. On the other hand, excess rOATIAWflX' MenctiacMr 646-0636 for a Massed Bands Presentation. Socttish imports ‘ ] Would this be of non-fat milk daily. My friend 0lM61> AwQy'tt______p.m. Sunday at the Nathan Hale Homestead In fluid won't do you any good, either. good for ulcera­ and neighbor thinks I drink too will be sold, ranging from tarns and kilts to Scottish Coventry with a program that re-enacts a day In the Listen to what your body is telling tive colitis? Is much liquid. She doesn't drink foods. Highland and country dancing will go on all life of a Revolutionary War soldier, and demonstrates you and behave accordingly. 1 bleeding asso­ much of anything at all. She claims day. Colonial crafts. usually recommend that the best ciated with she gets enough in the food she eats DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT Admission will be $5, with children under 12 free. Members of the Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes and way for normal people to judge spastic colon? and that water washes out all the Rain date is Sunday. The events close at 5 p.m. Drums play military music, demonstrate the daily their fluid intake is to not think Caldor Plaza. Manchester vitamins and nutrients from our 649-5487 chores of camp life, and fire weapons authentic to the about it. Obviously, this' rule of DEAR READER: High-fiber (5 feet 4,100 pounds). She seems to food. She has extremely dry and period. The outdoor events are free. thumb holds only in ordinary WEEKEND SPECIALS diets are not recommended for be getting enough sleep. Her mom wrinkled skin. Will you please Be a crafty shopper They will be canceled in case of rain. situations, not in environmental patients with ulcerative colitis: the has the same problem. What settle this argument? From 1 to 5 p.m., the homestead wiil be open for indigestible material is just too causes this? extremes or for older or debilitated Fresh Sea Scallops In the market for a crystal palace? Searching for a tours which cost $1 for adults and 25 cents for children. patients. *6.49 rough for an inflamed bowel, DEAR READER; Years ago, USDA London Broil w/mushroom sauce (your choice) hand-carved marionette? Tours will go on rain or shine. The homestead is on You'll find these, and many more handmade items Which is highly sensitive. Spastic DEAR READER: Your friend people were encouraged to drink South Street, off Route 6 in Coventry. colon is not associated with intesti­ seems to have inherited a facial extra water because it was sup­ For Dr. Gott's complete discus­ at the Farmington Valley Crafts Festival this sion of problems and treatments of Fresh Pork Chops weekend. nal bleeding. When bleeding oc­ characteristic from her mother. posed to ensure good health. This Fresh Sword Fish *7.99 curs, doctors almost always look Dark discolorations under the eyes never made much sense, and I'm the prostate gland, write for your (your choice) The festival, with more than 100 exhibitors from Dance the day away copy of Dr. Gott’s new Health around the region, will be held at Harwinton for another cause. tend to run in families. This glad the pendulum has swung back (The above served wih Potato, Salad. Poll and Butter) attribute is not associated any the other way. As a general rule, Report on “ The Prostate Gland." Falrgroundsd, on Locust Road off Route 4, in The Dance Teachers' Club of Connecticut will hold a Send 75 cents plus a self- Harwinton. DEAR DR. GOTT: My girl­ disease. It can be helped by plastic drink if you are thirsty and avoid four-hour ballet, tap, jazz and modern dance friend, 30, is very attractive, but surgery, but most women are fluids if you are not. Your brain's addressed. stamped envelope to From animal hide furniture to zithers and workshop from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. Sunday in the Lowe P.O. Box 2597, Cincinnati, OH dulcimers, customers will find it there. La Mer Mime she has a problem with dark content to use cosmetics rather thirst center is a more accurate Manchester Country Club Program Center, Manchester Community College. indicator of your state of hydration 45201. Be sure to mention the title. S circles under her eyes. She's thin than resort to more aggressive and Mask Theater will perform throughout the There will be classes for students who are 8 to 11 .Scenic Dining Overlooking the Reservoir weekend, as will Chris Moser and the Desert Skyes years old; sessions for those from 12 to 15, and TWO BANQUET ROOMS Band. Admission is $3 for adults, children under 14 advanced classes for those 16 and older, including Dancin’ In the streets for your Summer Wedding or P arty free. Show hours are Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and amateur adults and dance teachers. Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Eastern States Exposition (the Big Each dancer will have the opportunity to work in School folders earn an added life The Woodbridge Room - E) concludes this weekend, with BiggiE each of the four dance disciplines. Those pianning to take classes must have had some dance experience. for smaller groups. Seats 15-50. DEAR discovered I didn’t have any floor put it over the dish. Sure enough, it Life after death is topic the bear and Harry Hood dancing in the They will pay $20 for the day ; observers are welcome, streets. BiggiE is the mascot of the fair POLLY: Every cleaner, so I thought of using a works. The Cheney Banquet Hall - and pay $5. Each dancer weas an observer. liquid laundry detergent. I used a MARSHA E n ew school Sandra Teguis, associate professor of psychology at Bring your own lunch as the cafeteria will not be for weddings or large parties. and Harry is the mascot for H.P. Hood, year, our quarter cup in a bucket of water. It Manchester Community College, will be one of the open. Seating up to 165. speakers on a panel called "Life After Death: The Inc., New England's largest producer of daughter has to not only cleaned my floors beauti­ DEAR POLLY: Hope you enjoy par Pointers fully, but it also cleaned my mop! I Call for reservations or information. Growing Evidence," on Sunday. The panel was put dairy, citrus and cheese products. The have folders in this helpful organizer of towels, together by the Memorial Society of Greater fair, in West Springfield, Mass., ends Have fun at fair almost all sub­ did two jobs at once. nightgowns, dust clothes, etc. S. Main Si.. M;iti( lu*sU*r Hartford. jects. These sel­ a. Polly Fisher D.B. Remove the cardboard bar from a 1 (vU)-()10:^ ______The panel will also feature Dr. Bruce Greyson, Sunday. Fun for the whole family is planned at the annual dom last one dry-cleaner’s wire hanger. Bend director of in-patient psychiatry at the University of agricultural fair Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Guilford fair opens six-week pe­ DEAR D.B. AND READERS: the hanger so the two ends point Connecticut Medical Center, and Barbara Harris, his Hillstown Grange 87 Hall, 617 Hills St., East Hartford. riod. Now, as Test the iaundry cleaner in a down with hooks on the ends. Hang Judged items, such as vegetables, flowers, baked The Guilford Fair, off Lovers’ Lane in soon as she one end of a plastic loop holder P research assistant and someone who has had a Do turtles really sing? hidden spot first to make sure it NIKKI’S near-death experience herself. goods, canning needlework and crafts, will be open to Guilford, will feature a midway, profes­ writes the sub­ won’t affect the floor’s finish. from a six-pack of soda or beer award, a copy of my book “ Polly’s All three panelists are members of the International A group calling itself Voice of the Turtle will present the public at noon in the upper hall. sional entertainment, livestock and ject on the front cover, we put clear POLLY cans onto the hooks at the bottom of Association for Near-Death Studies. Teguis has a concert of Jewish music Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Home-baked goodies such as fried dough, hot dogs adhesive plastic over the front and Pointers: 1081 Helpful Hints for the hanger. Hang towels, stockins, trained with Dr. Elisabeth Kuhbler-Ross, well-known Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center, 335 and hamburgs will be sold. For more information, call crafts exhibits and children's activities, back of the folder. We do the same Making Everything Last Longer." bras, belts and other items by * This \l'eekend for her research on death and dying. Bloomfield Ave,, West Hartford. 528-3257 or 569-8933. from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday and from on book covers. Now they last all Others who would like this book DEAR POLLY: I used to get pulling them through the plastic The seminar wiil be held at the Wallace Stevens This group specialilzes in Sephardic music, which is 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday. Watch for year. can order it for $6.50. Make check frustrated when plastic wrap loops. Seafood ('.rcolo ...... *7.9.5 HELEN payable to Polly’s Pointers and would sometimes cling and other MRS. C.C. Theater, Hartford Insurance Group, at the Hartford blend of Jewish and Spanish sounds. Tickets are $8 fireworks at 9:30 p.m. Saturday. Admis­ Insurance Plaza off Main Street in Hartford. Tickets adults, $6 for center members, $4.50 for senior citizens Coventryfest planned send to Polly’s Pointers, Box 1216, times not cling to items I wanted to Baked .Stuifed Scrod ...... *6.50 are $4 for the general public, $3 for students and senior and students. sion is $2.50, with children under 12 Dr^^R HELEN: Thartks for a Dept. 55, Cincinnati, OH 45201. cover. I mentioned this to my Polly will send you a Polly Dollar Priino Hil) ...... *8.95 citizens. For more information, call 728-6609. Live entertainment, crafts, competitions, games, free. perfect Pointer for back-to-school POLLY husband, who used to work in ($1) if she uses your favorite fo ^ and prizes will highlight the third annual season. Do be sure the plastic produce section of his father’s Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her Sunday : Boast I,eg of I.ainl) ...... *6.95 Dinner theater at camp Coventryfest Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the won’t damage book covers before DEAR POLLY: My kitchen floor store. He said you have to stretch column. Write Polly’s Pointers in See free fantasy film grounds of Capt. Nathan Hale Middle School, Route Watch rug weavers applying it. It is a great way to needs its weekly cleaning. I the wrap as you pull it out or as you care of the Manchester Herald. The Somers Village Players will transform the 31, Coventry. make those flimsy folders last 254 Broad St Manchester forever! Your helpful Pointer The animated fantasy, "The Secret of NIM H," will camp dining room at Camp Aya-Po in Somers into a Profits will be used for Coventry Jaycees programs. The Handweavers Guild of Connecticut will meet earns you the Pointer of the Week be the feature film Saturday at the Faxon Granch, dinner theater, where "On Golden Pond” will be For more information, call Libby Eddy at 742-8472. Saturday at 9 a.m. at the South Congregational Virus Is key • 646-3000 • West Harford Public Library, 1073 New Britain Ave. presented. Shows are tonight and Saturday, Sept. 27 Church, 277 Main St., South Glastonbury. The free film will be shown at 2 p.m. It is and 28, and Oct. 4 and 5. Ken Colwell will speak on using a computer as a appropriate for children of all ages. Doors open at 6 p.m., when the bar opens to serve More than a tag sale weaving tool. Esther Danielson will conduct a beer and wine. Buffet dinners are served at 7 p.m., workshop for beginners on weaving rags. Thoughts Research links AIDS, hepatitis A and showtime is at 8. Manchester Association for Retarded Citizens will Bring your own lunch. For more information, call Guiding Lights visit Tickets are $12.50. For reservations and directions, present the Manchester Workshop's annual tag sale Bernadette Slivinsky, 228-9153, or Laura Knott Twine, WONG'S RESTAURANT On hoisting a sail By Jan Ziegler call 749-4697. on Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.* at the 423-7355. previously realized. and the use of contaminated blood Several of the stars from the daytime drama, "The workshop, 57 Hollister St. . "What is the wind?" a little lad United Press International Many of them might not have or needles. Peking Szechuan Cuisine Guiding Light," will take part in a volleyball game A dance contest, a food fair, a raffle and other fun asked his grandfather, a wise and WASHINGTON - Scientists in been spotted, however, since the Homosexual men are major risk Cocktails • Take Out Sunday to benefit the March of Dimes. Funny biz at forum . will be featured. To donate goods, call 646-5718. Eat sausage, cakes hardy sailor. " I don’t know, my France and the United States have exposure would not have been groups for both diseases. The 2 p.m. game, at Newington High School will Proceeds will benefit workshop programs. boy.” answered the old man of the found further evidence the virus detected in blood tests, she said. Hepatitis B causes a severe Open CHEF CHEF feature Krista Tesreao (Mindy Lew is), Ellen Dolon “ A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the St. Maurice Knight of Columbus will serve sausage sea, “ but I can hoist a sail." that causes a severe form of “ Clearly there are indications flu-like disease accompanied by AWARD AWARD (Maureen Bauer) and Warren Burton (Warren Forum," a musical romp through the streets of 7 Days and pancakes with syrup or blueberry juice at a ' It is fitting, it seems to me, that hepatitis may play a role in that have to be followed up,” said jaundice and inflammation of the ★ ★ Andrews.) ancient Rome, wiil be presented tonightandSaturday See crafts at village breakfast Sunday from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the the traditional symbol of the development of AIDS. Hahn, a co-author of the report. liver. Recovery takes weeks. A W eek The Hanford CoMiAni . PM The stars will be opposed by a team of radio at 8 p.m. at University Theater, on Stanley Street in church has been a ship, plowing The many similarities between parish center in back of St. Maurice Church, 32 The researchers reported in a In AIDS, the crucial white blood Post Road Plaza 2 New Britain. personalities from stations WIOF and WPOP. Spencer Village on Pascal Lane will have a crafts Hebron Road, Bolton. through the seas of time, sails recent study of four patients they victims of AIDS and hepatitis B cells of the body’s immune system Tel.: (203) 875-0661 Admission is $5 adults, $4 students and senior Rt. 30 (1-86 Exit 96) Admission is $5 for adults, $2 for children under 12. fair in its recreation hall on Saturday from 10a.m. to3 The fee will be $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for children unfurled, driven by an almighty had found traces of hepatitis B have fueled much research and are destroyed, leaving the victim citizens. For reservations, call 827-7398. Vernon. Conn. For more information, call 278-8500. p.m. and on Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. under 10 and no more than $8 for a family. force, the wind of the spirit. virus in the same white blood cells speculation. Both viruses are defenseless against a variety of The church was born at a wake invaded by HTLV-3, the virus spread by intimate sexual contact unusual infections and cancers. ^ A A S S A R O 'S when a group of bewildered and believed to cause AIDS. frightened people were engulfed in Many victims of AIDS have a tremendous life surge. Some- already been exposed to other SHOWCASE : thing new breathed on their lives types of. virus, including hepatitis, a-restairant HARTFORD and they were never the same but it was not known hepatitis virus OPEN DAILY firvavnls tntr ______^ again. would affect the same disease­ u vvkviul spvcinl.% 10.------Toon Wolf (PG) Frl1:X.7:X, and Sun 3, $, 7,9. — Bovorlv Hill's Cop Sun 1, 3:1$, 7, 9:1$. — SI. 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Dupree LA STRADA Restaurant 7:10, 9 :«. — Amorican NInIa (R) FrI ■ MBBckofttf / 646-4810 TEEN WOLF Alabama, said this means many Served at the bar only 11:30 to 3:00 Pastor 471 Hartford Rd. 643-616S 1;X,7:4$,10,11:X; Sot1:X,3:2$, $:X, ■ Ogoa 7 dojrs BoiwBpa ^ l40-7:30-U0-114l more AIDS patients may have 7:46,10,11 :M; Sun 1 :X , 3:2$, $:X, 7:4$, North United Methodist Church been exposed to hepatitis than M-Th 5:30-10, F a S til 11. Sun til 9 ______U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 20. 19«5 Boycott threatened About Town Protests evoke 60's Image

HadMMh tch«dulM a brunch secretary; Virginia Ouellete, treasurer; Mary Chorus rehearses shows for business and Ples*” *"®;.®‘®r**"* S P R IN G F IE LD , Mass. (U P I) — The events in South Africa Culleton and Mary Young, cheer; Carol Colvin and from 10 a.m. to noon in room 142 of the Wesleyan students push divestment happen half way around the world, but for some who turned out Hadaaaah will hold an awareness brunch for new Mary Keenan, hospitality; Fran Harmon, publicity; The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from The caurse will cost $50. To register, call for an anti-apartheid rally through the city's downtown, they hit and prospective members Sunday at 11 a.m. at the and the Rev. Philip Sheridan, chaplain. 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church community services at 647-6242. close to home. McKeown, a legislative assistant home of Lois Radding, 39 Quaker Road. All women are St. Coffee and refreshments will be served before the MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - Wes­ have the support of several city policies on investments in light of ' 'There is too much going on now that is reminiscent of what we Invited to attend and learn more about the rehearsal. The chorus will present a program leyan University students threa­ officials, Ben Blnswanger, a spo­ recent events in that country. with the lobby group TransAfrica. went through in the ‘50s and ‘60s in terms of racism and and Club dances Saturday The pension board set a three- organisaUon and Its local and national activities. For Tuesday at 2 p.m. a tthe church for the We Gals Group. tened to boycott .classes today to kesman for the group said “ President Campbell has been discrimination,” NAACP spokeswoman and organizer Sophia Career day for deaf set year deadline, but bank officials more information, call 649-4025 or 646-1067. Manchester Square Dance Club will have a press their demand for the school Thursday. critical of the (student class) Jeffers said. “ It (the demonstration) is a reminder to people in WEST HARTFORD — The American School for the who manage the city’s retirement club-level dance Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at Waddell to divest its holdings in companies More than 1,000 people have boycott,” Clark said. “ Faculty this country, to federal officials, the Congress, and the president, Club has open house at temple Deaf will have a career day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. members have reacted in different portfolio said the order can be School. Earl Johnston will call and Anita White will doing business in South Africa. signed a petition demanding Wes­ that we don’t like the policy that’s going on in this country or Buckley School hat open house Saturday at the school, 139 N. M ^n St. ways. For some there is a sense completed almost immediately cue the rounds. The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of The South African Action Group leyan sell all stock in companies what’s happening in South Africa.” Hearing-impaired students and their parents will they are put in the middle .... The once authorization is given. Buckley School will hold its annual open house Ted Havens and Pat Havens will have door duty. Masons will have an open house Monday from 9 a.m. at Wesleyan called for the class that do business in South Africa, Between 250 and 300 people shouted anti-apartheid slogans as Refreshments will be served. Members must wear to noon at the Masonic Temple. Cards, pool and take part in workshops on financing college and Blnswanger said. faculty members will make their State Treasurer Henry E. Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. Oiildren may bring their boycott today and a demonstration they marched through the city’s downtown streets Thursday to parents to visit their classrooms and meet their soft-soled shoes. refreshments will be available for Masons and their training. against South African apartheid The school has between $17 own decisions.” Parker, who hailed the city's protest South Africa’s racial policy toward blacks. teachers. PTA memberships will be available. families. during a meeting Saturday of the million to $18 million invested in The action by the city retirement decision, said that apparently The march, organized by the Springfield chapter of the school’s board of trustees. companies with dealings in South board Tuesday enabled Middle- Middletown, New Haven and Hart­ Perennial Planters hear Turull Seniors do exercises The protests at the prestigious Africa that subscribe to the Sulli­ town to immediately start pulling ford are the only three of the state’s NAACP, ended in a 90-minute rally in front of the city’s Federal Indoor swin season starts 169 municipalities to impose eco­ Building, where politicians, church leaders and members of the Nursery has openings Perennial Planters Garden Club will hear Bill school were bolstered by the city's van principies, a voluntary code about $7 million — of its total The Manchester Health Department will sponsor a nomic sanctions against South black and Hispanic communities addressed the vocal, Concordia Nursery School has openings in its two- Turull of Garden Sales, talk about peonies, oriental The Manchester Recreation Department has decision this week to divest ail requiring non-descrimination in retirement fund of $43 million — modified exercise program for residenU over 60 on Africa. and three-day sessions for 3- and 4-year-olds at poppies, day lilies, and iris Monday at its meeting at 7 started its adult swim times at the Manchester High municipal funds from companies the workplace, education and from 19 companies that operate in placard-waving crowd. Mondays and Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. starting Middletown is the only one that Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. For more p.m. at the home of Bernice Manning, 228 Mountain School pool from 6:15 to 7:45 a.m. Monday through that do business in the segregated housing. South Africa. Members of the audience shouted “ Freedom for South A frica” next week at Funtastlcs, (Lithuanian Hall) 24 Galway has gone as far as total divestiture, Road. Gail Rosenberg and Ethel Lance will assist the Friday for residents only. A recreation membership country. Wesleyan reviews investments Middletown joins 12 other com­ and “ Disinvestment Now.” Many wore red ribbons to symbolize information, call Beverly Strand at 649-5312 or he said. hostess. card is required. St. Middletown joined only a hand­ on a case-by-case basis and twice munities in the United States — the blood that has been shed during a violent summer in the 646-8253. The state has' adhered to the Flowers for Whiton Memorial Library will be The indoor season at Bennet Junior High School and ful of communities around the has twice divested holdings in including Washington, Atlantic white-ruled African nation. Sullivan principles — orginated by furnished by Mary Ann Satryb this month. the high school pools will begin Oct. 7. For more United States in pulling its funds companies the over past few years, City, N.J., and Miami — that have The event drew more than twice the number of people Aerobics class starts the Rev. Leon Sullivan of Philadel­ Rosary officers Installed information, call the recreation office from 8:30 a.m. out of all companies that do said unviversity spokesman Bobby made such a move, said a organizers expected. Manchester Health Department will sponsor an spokesman for a Washington- phia — for more than three years. St. Bridget Rosary Society installed Gail Varney to 4:30 p.m. weekdays at 647-3084. business in South Africa, regard­ Clark. The N A A C P promoted the march and rally as “ the first Chapman court holds potiuck aerobics class Mondays and Wednesdays from 4:45 to based lobby group for African and and Mildred Kos as co-presidents at its installation less of their efforts to improve Wesleyan President Colin G. grassroots expression of anti-apartheid sentiment among the 5:55 p.m. in the basement of Center Congregational Carribean affairs. banquet recently at Marco Polo Restaurant, East Past matrons and patrons of Chapman Court 10, conditions for blacks. Campbell this semester told stu­ traditionally conservative and circumspect New Englanders of MCC teaches sound shows Church for eight weeks. Scores of cities and towns around The first commercial telephone Hartford. Order of the Amaranth, will meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. The Wesleyan demonstrations dents the school would develop an western Massachusetts.” The fee is $32. For information, call the department the country subscribe to the exchange was opened in New Other ofOcers and committee chairmen include: for a potiuck and meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Manchester Community College will offer a against the policy of racial segre- educational program on South Sullivan principles, said Glen Haven, Conn., on Jan. 28, 1878. 2 Cecille Bessette, vice president: Beverly Walsh, Theodore Bourez of 68 Dudley St. five-session course, creating color slide and sound at 647-3173. tation in strife-torn South Africa Africa and also would review its 2 IN BUSINESS IN BUSINESS Manchester is a growing community and the We saiute these women and appreciate their business women in this area provide a wide range of contribution to our town . . . If you’re a woman in business and would like to advertise in our next “Women in Business" section, products and services. ______call the Manchester Herald Advertising Department, 643-2711. ______

Betty-Jane Turner Is owner and director of the Turner Dance Rita Kalos has recently purchased The Front Parlour Beauty Studio Inc. at 40 Oak Streat, Manchester. The school is in its Nancy has been a fashion consultant for over 10 years and Is a Rosemary Viola Jackson, co-owner of Jackson and Jackson Salon after working (or the former owner for eight years. 31st yesr of teaching pre-school to adult classes In Ballet, Tap, Greater Hartford native. She and her staff of six are In Vernon to Real Estate along with her husband Donald, has contributed Mrs. Kalos Is a graduate of the Creative School of help full figured women look and feel great. greatly through her extensive advertising ability to the swift Acrobatics and Jazz. Hairdressing In Manchester. She Is happy with her decision to She Is a member and paat-presldent of the Dance Teachers She is expanding her full fashion shop downstairs to Include emergence of Jackson and Jackson as a dominant force In the take over the business because she f in ^ It enjoyable working Club of Connecticut Inc. and a member of Dance Masters of more room and stock to better solve the special problems of full Real Estate field. A graduate of East Catholic High School and with her customers and co-workers. There are nine employees America Inc., Dance Educators of America, Inc. and the figured women. Northeast University in Boston, Rosemary has the diatinctlon of In all, most of whom have worked together for a number of Her store Is one of 25 In a chain of shops that carries being the youngest female owner-manager of a major real Professional Dance Teachers Club of New York. years. Both Betty-Jane and husband Henry are Involved In the arts. everything from lingerie to accessories to help plan your estate agency east of the river. Mrs. Kalos lives with her husband In Manchester. She has He Is the director of the prize winning Wethersfield High School wardrobe. been a native for 30years. She has three grown children and two Marching Band. They have a daughter Laura, a senior at granddaughters. Syracuse University.

^ x o t x l p a r l o u r Rosemary Viola Jackson BETTY-JANE TURNER Nancy MauluccI Balty-Jana Turner BEAUTY SALON Real Estate SCHOOL OF DANCE 465 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER, CT 168 Main St., Manchester VERNON - VERNON CIRCLE 040-4430 PHONE 649-7897 40 Oak Street 649-0256 647-8400 Manchester S 6 3-820 S

Vivian FIrato Ferguson - a Manchester native, realtor Flo Bombardier, owner and operator of Flo's Cake associata and real astate consultant with ERA Blanchard & Originally "The Little Shop", "Arnoldeen’s" has been In the Decorating Supplies, Inc. is a life long resident of Manchester. Rossetto of 189 West Center Street, Manchester. Manchester area for 25 years. Doris RIvosa has been owner and Vivian servad Syears as a member of the Manchester Board of She graduated with honors from the Wilton School of Cake manager for the past 11 years. She has been In the fashion Decorating In Chicago, II. In 1973. In 1979 she completed Directors. She wrote the weekly Herald column "From Your industry for 17 years. Greta L. Beauchemln, a Connecticut native with 4 years sales Neighbor’s Kitchen" for many years and conducted a dally classes at Maid of Scandinavia In Minnesota In the art of candy experience. Joined the Lynch team 6 months ago. She has a BS "Arnoldeen’s’’ specializes In coordinated sportswear with an radio show (or WINF. making. from Central Conn State and an AS from Mt. Ida Jr. College. individual look for todays contemporary women. Together with Flo has been teaching cake decorating for the past 16 years at Vivian Is a Corporator of the Manchester Memorial Hospital her valued assistant, Doreen Benson, they work with each She enjoya driving the Grand AM LE and the Toyota Cresslda. and the Savings Bank of Manchester, and a Past President of Manchester High Adult Education, and teaches candy making Her hobbles include classical dance, gormet cooking and women separately to plan her wardrobe to (It her business and classes at South Windsor Adult Education. She Is a charter The Auxiliary of Manchester Memorial Hospital and The social life. travel. Republican Women's Club of Manchester. Currently, she Is member of International Cake Exploration Society and CT Icing The shop carries a limited selection of various styles and Greta Invites her friends and associates to visit her In the Cheney National Historic District Commission Vice-chairman. colors to create an atmosphere of personal choice and Artist. showroom at Lynch. Vivian received The Connecticut Chefs Association Award distinction. On Junelst, 1971 Flo opened her shop at 191 Center St. and (or outstanding Journalistic coverage of the culinary arts for Doris has 3 daughters and 1 grand daughter. She resides In has bean at the same location for the past 14 years. Besides 1070-1971 and 1072. She was the 1074 Jr. Women's Club South Windsor with her husband. selling cake decorations to the general public, Flo specializes In Woman of. the Year and the 1974 Outstanding East SIder, cakes for every occasion. She especially enjoys creating Republlcari of the Year In 1978 and was given especial award In wedding cakes. r-REMEMBER- Vivian FIrato Farguaon 1977 for her 15 years of service as chairman of The Gift Shopfor She Is married to Albert Bombardier Jr. and Is the mother of SINCE 1969 Manchester Memorial Hospital where she worked as a \ (our and the grandmother of eight. Besides cake decorating, Flo volunteer. Doris M. RIvosa 500 W. Canter St. sh o p w ith Flo Bombardier enjoys knitting, country music, camping and fishing. Grata L. Baauchamln 305 Exwt Center Street Mancheiter b ig n s h lo n LYNCH 646-4321 Blanchard & Rossetto Manchester, CT Special Order Cakes €S) /deas” Flo’s Cake Decorating Supplies, Inc. u t t u i i r a n i M iiiM I t M TOU« C M YOU m i u i Y r u a lOO muchi COMMtSPAL CRfOrr 646-2482 RNANCIAL network 643-4958 191 Center Street / Manchester, Conn. a CorM Oaw firnisrg IN Wi$t eantir St etriwr $( M$Km 81 SMisr citiztm oiiceMsti 646-0228 Mon.-Sat. 10-5; Thura. 10-9

Dianne Lashoones, a registered physical therapist, is a graduate of the University of Connecticut with a B.S. In Physical Therapy. She Is a member of the Conn, and National chapters of Kitty Anaaldl Is a clinical Specialist In psychiatric nursing. She Last November 15, 1984 saw the grand opening of the American Physical Therapy Association, and has had over la a psychotherapist In private practice In association with Kerry Manchester's newest clothing store for women "The Designer Jan Qrigas Is an automotive sales veteran of 17 years and has 10 years of diversified experience In Institutional, private Williamson, MSN. Kitty holds a Masters degree In counseling Touch", 317 Green Road. The store hours are Tuesday thru recently Joined Lynch. practice, and home care settings, and as a consultant. Mrs. psychology from Antioch Univeralty and a Bachelor of Science Saturday 10:00AM - 5:30PM and 9:00PM Thursday evenings. She holds a BS from Bryant and an AA from Santa Marla Jr. Lashoones’ private practice office will open In Manchester In, degree In nursing from the University of Connecticut. The Designer Touch carries dressy to casual clothes, sizes College. She enjoys the luxury of a Pontiac 6000 and the mid October. She will be specializing In, but not limited to. Previously a clinician at Natchaug Psychiatric Hospital, she was 3-18, Jr's. & MIssya. They also carry belts, pocketbooks. and a performance of a Toyota Cellca. Orthopedics, Sports Injuries, Neurological Disorders, TMJ, In charge of adolescent nursing services and was a primary fine assortment o l Jewelry to enhance your wardrobe. Jan is a mother of 4 and grandmother of 1. Her hobbles Cardiopulmonary Disease, and Geriatrics. Services will Include therapist working with Individuals and families. She was The Designer Touch Is owned by Joseph & Patricia Morrona, include skiing, sculpturing and travel. She welcomes all her Evaluation and Rehabilitation of physical disability and Instrumental In the development and formation of the and is managed by Patricia. Patricia is a native ol Manchester friends to visit her soon at Lynch. dysfunction. Posture Assessment, ISOKINETIC Adolescent Crisis Unit, and worked with families and and graduated from Manchester High School in 1964. She also DYNAMOMETRY (testing and treatment of orthopedic, motor adolescanta In crisis. Currently her practice Includes working graduated from The Creative School of Hairdressing in 1965 learning, and endurance deficits), and PRE-ATHLETIC with adults and adolescents in Individual psychotherapy, and had been a hairdresser here in town until she and her SCREENING. Office hours and home visits will be available by marital, family and group therapy. She resides In Manchester husband opened their store in November. appointment, on referal from a physician, dentist, or with her family. The office la located In the Watkins Center, chiropractor. The Designer Touch la a membar of the Chamber of I— REMEMBER- Suite 2C, 935 Main St., Manchester, CT. Appointments may be Commerce. SINCE 1969 Dianna Lashoonaa Mrs. Lashoones and her husband, who Is a C.P.A., moved to arranged by'calling 646-2525. the Manchester area from Massachusetts in 1973, snd have Jan Qrlgaa 500 W. Confer St. lived In Bolton since 1976. Kilty AnMidI Patricia Morrona Mancheolor BELCON PLAZA LYNCH Kitty Ansaldii R.N., M.A. 3170REENR0A0 646-4321 MANCHESTER. CT 06040 W M U 1 >M U M U I l X M T O M C U TOU P a O lU tT .O A IO TOO HUCM D.C.L. PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICE PSYCHOTHERAPIST 647-0115 . 483 West Middle Turnpike, Suite 201 -rc irfs Watkins Center, 'Suite 2C, 935 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 HOURS; CLOSED MONDAY Manchester, Connecticut 0 4 0 ~ / 5 5 2 TUES SAT. lOS.SaTHURS lO-B “QUALITY CLOTHING FOR WOMEN"

Holly Urbanetti Cassano Is a Manchester native. She graduated from Hartt College of Music with a Bachelor of Music Jackie Smith, Realtor Associate with the Merritt Agency, 122 Education degree with Vocal emphasis In 1972. She taught In East Center Street, has been selling real estate for 15 years. She the public school (or two years and then substituted while Betty Paris has been with Lynch since April '82. She attended Is president of the Women’s Council of Realtors, Eastern Conn. raising three children. In 1980 she became the Owner-Director the Univeralty of Automotive Management College of Bl-Centennial Chapter and Treasurer of the Women’s Council Professional Selling. She ws Sales Person of the year for 1984 Sandy hat been In automobile sales tor 10 years and Joined of The Leerning Place Nursery School In South Windsor. In of Realtors, Governing Board for the State of Conn. Jackie Is the winning team at Clyde Buick 4 months ago. 1984 she expanded her business to Include day care - becoming plus 8 times Sales Person of the Month. Betty has memberships also active on the educational committee for the Manchester in Toyota Sales Society and Pontiac Master Sales Guild. Her She la a winner In her own right as a "Leader of Leglona Owner-Director of The Children’s Place, Inc., 452 Tolland Tpke., Board of Realtors. She la a graduate of the Graduate Realtors 83-84”. She welcomaa anyone who has known her as thalrauto Manchester. favorite car is the Pontiac Grand Prix. Institute. t-ST' ■ Betty can handle leasing — an alternative to financing. sales rapresantative to visit her at Clyde's for the personalized The Children's Place, Inc. is greater Manchester's newest and She Is also an active communicant of St. Mary’s Episcopal service aha offers, and looka forward to meeting new friends as most comprehensive day care facility. They senre children from Church. well. V 4 weeks to five years of age. We feature 8,000 sq. ft. of Indoor Sandy la a tingle mother of 3 children and enjoys horticulture, space with an Indoor play area, separata rooms (or Infants, For a Free Market evaluation of your home, call Jackie at crafts, artwork arid fish In her spare time. toddlers, two yesrs olds, three year olds, and four year olds. 646-1180. They also have a nature room. The outdoor playground has 10,000 sq. ft. and a nature walk. The Children’s Place, Inc. bases Tired of home hunting its curriculums on art, music snd nature. They Invite you to visit / -REMEMBER- call R ic h a rd E. O Monday thru Friday, 7:00am - 6:00pm. L SINCE 1969 Clyde Chevrolet-Buicic Holly UrtoanettI Coesano Btity Paris Jacki* Smith Sandy McCollum H e r i-itt Rl«. M. V«mon/ 500 W. C «n t«r 8t. A g e ,tu y Windsor Avnimm, 8 7 2 -9111 tNckvUU 452 Tolland I'urnptke, Manchester, Cl. Manch«aC«r C h ild re n ^ LYNCH 203 -611.6-1180 (JiMl ofT i S4. Ekil 63) 646-4321 PUco, ( W in s TMS I M B U M II ON TOUR C M VOO P R O B M IV.P AIO TOO MUCM wmJwt. 122 East Center Street', Manchester MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept. 20, 1985 — 1» U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 20, 19S5 CAPTAIN EASY 'by Crooke A Caeale have a g o o d HBV. WI&TER TRIP B A C < T0 Fridav TV NEW JER^EVf Stars Hudson’s message

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O F s o m e t h i n g ! © ) One Day at a Time Bennett. Roland Young. 1937. ME THEIR HEADS! terspersed with serious pleas by cant turnout of people from my 2 Yankees at Battimore every day and goes downstairs for Shirley MacLaine for tolerance, [CN N ] Showbiz Today & (SD Knight Rider (SEASON [TMCl MOVIE: 'Rock 'n' Roll High industry present, and extremely dinner, and he walks around the School' A rock and roll band creates [D IS] Adv. of Ozzie and Harriet PREM IERE) A new K ITT is built after a understanding and love in the proud of my good friend, Elizabeth havoc when they come to town for a garden. [ESP N ] Mazda Sportslook near-fatal encounter with a deadly turbo­ battle against AIDS. Taylor, who organized this event. "Elizabeth Taylor has been by to charged vehicle. (2 hrs.) show. The Ramones, Clint Howard. Vin­ [M A X ] M O V IE: Rare Breed' A teen-age cent Van Patten. 1979. Rated PG. Few references were made to ’’People have told me that the see him several times. Nancy (2$ ® Washington Week/Reviaw Paul girl and her champion race horse are held Hudson in the more than four-hour disclosure that I have been diag­ Duke is joined by top Washington journal­ 10:30 PM (D Kiner Komer Walker has also dropped by, and for ransom. Tracy Vaccaro, George Ken­ gala. Burt Lancaster read a nosed as having acquired immune ists in analyzing the week's rtews. dD Independent New* Carol Burnett and Barbara Rush, nedy, Forrest Tucker 1981 Rated PG. statement-from the actor — the deficiency syndrome helped to O ) Compleat Beatles as well as several other friends." 7:00 PM CD C B S New* (2$ Tale* from the Darkside first public words from Hudson on make this evening an immediate ® Bianca Vidal Olson said Taylor had kept CD Three's Company (2$ An Interview with Ricardo his illness. sellout, and that it will raise some @ ) MOVIE: 'Mwco Pok>' Part 3 M o n ^lb a n Ricardo Montalban describes Hudson fully informed of plans for CD ABC News (CC) Lancaster criticized the media $1 million to help in the battle [CNN] Prime News his early years in Hollywood. the AIDS benefit, but said there CD $100,000 Pyramid coverage of Hudson’s illness. against AIDS. [ESPN] NFL Yearbook: 1964 Los Ange­ Dick Van Dyke was never any serious thought that “ Maybe after this the media will ” I have also been told that the (5 ) Jefferson* los Raiders. d j) 24 Horas he might be able to attend the gala have more responsibility and media coverage of my own situa­ ® M*A*S*H [HBOl MOVIE: 'C.H.U.D.' Deformed Capitol Journal THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sainom affair. Wheel of Fortune creatures snatching humans for snacks are perhaps tell the truth,” he said to [DIS] MOVIE: Best of Walt Disney's the crowd’s cheers. MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour discovered inhabiting the subterranean True Life Adventures' Thousands of wild iNELLitLL HAVE VOO KMOW THAT LIKE TD-see wheise'e woop projec- tunnels of New York City. John Heard, beasts and birds from the Amazon to the The festivities were marred only ® Price Is Right Christopher Curry, Daniel Stern. Rated R. Arctic are shown. cemhv m e w a sa b a 5E6m l 6 0 \E O F M W when Reynolds read a telegram UPI photo ^ Newlywed Game AID S cases likely [MAX] MOVIE: 'Swing Shift' A womar [ESPN] Harness Racing: 1985 Breed­ ■SLloe^Z from President Reagan. He ® Topacio - ^ S T A i ^ IM “acHOOLl finds hersetf caught in a lovers triangle ers' Crown Championship Series-Race #1 started his speech with the obser­ © ) Nightly Business Report when she trades household duties for a job from Chicago, IL. in a factory. Goldie Hawn. Christine Lahti, vation that when it was announced Sammy Davis Jr. and Carol Burnett Rock Hudson and President Reagan @ ) Drffrent Strokes Kurt Russell. 1984. Rated PG. 11:00 PM (3D CE) CH) @1 ® ® Hudson was an AIDS victim, one of to double in 1986 [CN N ] Moneyline New s perform during Hollywood benefit for sent messages to be read at the black tie [TMCl MOVIE: ‘Ona from the Heart' A the first to call him was the [DIS] Disney's Legends & Heroes young couple decide that they each need CD Taxi AIDS Thursday night in Los Angeles. dinner. president. Hissing followed from WASHINGTON (UPI) - The "A couple of years ago, the [ESPN] Sportscenter their freedom for one weekend. Frederick CD Bizarre M m some tables. doubling time was every six Forrest, Teri Garr, Nastassia Kinski. 1982. number of AIDS cases in the [U SA] Radio 1990 M O V IE : 'Phantasm' Tw o brothers Rated R. An angry Reynolds said, “ I don’t United States is expected to double months," Jaffe said in a telephone must contend with a flying object that interview. "The last doubling 7:30 PM CD PM Magazine [USA] TNT punctures skulls. Michael Baldwin. Bill care what your political persua­ next year and continue to rise for CD 2nd Annual MTV Music Awards Thornbury. 1979. > IT sions may be. But if you don’t want several more years, but federal occurred in about 10 months and 8:30 PM CD Oallas ICC I Bobby CMSMftyNCA • me to read it, then go outside.” we’re projecting the next doubling CD Wheel of Fortune chooses between Pam and Jenna, J.R. (2$ Dr. Who Lady-to-be changes rest rooms health officials say the rate of CD News plots to have Sue Ellen institutionalized and O ) M»A*S*H Reynolds’ reaction brought increase is slowing. in about 12 months.” (jD Independent News Cliff gives Jamie grounds for the annul­ FRANK AND ERNEST ?by Bob Thave* cheers from the crowd and he The CDC report, published ment of their marriage. (R) (90 min.) Second City TV Barney Miller (H ) MOVIE: 'Spooks Run Wild' Master continued, “ We ail came here to SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - this,” said fellow probation officer psychiatrist, a psychologist, the The latest AIDS status report Thursday in the journal Science, W all Street W eek Louis Rukeyser help, kids — all of us.” Female workers in the Hall of Gennie Nunley. " I feel my rights city attorney's office, the U.S. said more than half of the new Jeopardy , analyzes the '80s with a weekly review of thrill-maker Lugosi tangles with the East 2 EGGS HAPP 5oIL£P from the government's Centers for Side Kids. Bela Lugosi, East Side Kids. cases of acquired immune defi­ New Newlywed Game economic and investment matters. Reynolds drew a laugh earlier in Justice are upset because proba­ have been violated. Department of Justice and the Disease Control in Atlanta said as 1941. ANY STYLE the evening when he first went on tion officer “ Victor-Victoria" can " I can't go to the ladies’ lounge Civil Service Commission. ciency syndrome are otpeeted to Benson [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater / j f . : _ many as 500,000 to 1 million [CN N ] Moneyline t f S O stage to say, ’ ’First of all, I want to now use the ladies’ room even and relax because this person still Americans may have been in­ come from stales other than New State W e're In [ESPN ] NFL Game of the Week “ I'm told that I have a responsi­ [USAl Night Flight congratulate myself on how good I though his sex-change operation is has a male sex organ. He’s still a fected by the AIDS virus and 12,500 York and California, which now [CN N ] Crossfire Spenser For Hire bility to protect this person’s 9:00 PM CD ® ) Reporter 41 look.” Reynolds has had to combat not planned until next year. man as far as I'm concerned. report the highest numbers of S (PREM IERE) Private eye Spenser 11:15 PM of them are expected to develop the [ESP N ] NFL Yearbook: 1984 Los Ange­ rights,” the chief said. S \ rumors that he is an AIDS victim. To prepare for the surgery, "The women were not consulted AIDS cases. los Rams-(A Family Tradition) searches for a client's runaway wife and [H B O ] On Location: Steven Wright “ He’s not unattractive,” Sauser deadly disease next year. tangles with crime lord King Powers. (2 The evening was a fashion show Victor-Victoria is currently taking as to how we feel about it — we Infection by the AIDS virus does [H B O ] Video Jukebox 11:30 PM CD Entertainment added. "She’ll be a woman with That many new cases of AIDS hrs.) for the women celebrities, most of female hormone shots and has were told that this is going to not mean a person will develop the [USA] Dragnet Tonight would represent a virtual doubling (§ ^ Great Performances (C C ) Dance very soft features.” ( D Dynasty whom were dressed in beads and permission to wear women’s garb happen and it is non-negotiable." of the current cumulative toll of deadly illness, which cripples the 8:00 PM CD Bugs Bunny Won West in America: Balanchine Celebrates Stravin- Probation 'Officer Charles Jones CD & ABC News Nightline sequins. Taylor wore a black lace on the job. Other women probation officers about 13,000 since 19B1 in the body’s natural disease defenses. A (CC ) Denver Pyle hosts this animated ar>d ^sky.' Three ballets choreographed by said co-woiKers knew Victor- live-action story about Bugs Bunny and his George Balanchine are performed in honor (3D TV 2000 and black beaded gown. Carroll Victor-Victoria, 39, is a 12-year have charged the decision by their United States. five-year San Francisco study of ■■ g - ' boss, Arlene Sauser, is violating Victoria as "a nice gay guy. We OS Odd Couple also wore a black, beaded sheath veteran of the department. Offi­ But Dr. Harold Jaffe, one of the homosexual men whose blood skirt with a full white top. Mario cials have declined to disclose their civil rights. could see it coming when he'd wear authors of the report, said the rate contained evidence of AIDS infec­ (22 (22 Tonight Show Tonight's guests a shirt with buttons open and we E are Courtney Cox and Cock Robin. (60 WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli Thomas and Shirley MacLaine Victor’s last name. Sauser said that before making of increase in the number of AIDS tion found 5 percent to 10 percent min.) were also in black and sequins. “ I’m very uncomfortable with her ruling, she consulted with a could see this little black bra.” cases is gradually slowing. actually develop AIDS. E WEBSTER (22 Hogan's Heroes I'V E BEEN DOINtE FO ND ERINS OVER WHY IS "BOLO mother and grandfather thought she would be safer father died when he was 9. De Torres said the family Pass hearts would be the entry for the re- 1 Complain 2:30 AM (3) m o v i e : Honey Pot' A 3 NT Pass Pass said Zuniga’s first appeal will be filed this month. the Taylorsville postmaster about an hour loefore the inside than out in the tobacco fields where the family rich elderly man calls his three former mis­ Pass maining good diamonds. With A-Q-8-7- was "better off ” until Tomas Zuniga "died a slow, 2 Light tan Zuniga was arrested July 13, 1982, only hours after murder. was working. tresses together to decide which of them 4-3 in dummy, that sort of play did not lingering death in the hospital" from a tree falling on 3 Breathing organ will inherit his estate R**x Harrison, Susan Kids who believed overlong in the the murder, at the Knoxville, Tenn., Trailways bus State laboratory experts told Byers that the blood on Johnson said they left the child about 10 a.m. and Opening lead: V 9 occur to declarer. Still, it should have. him. 4 Christmas log Hayward. Cliff Robertson 1967 tooth fairy grow up to be late-late TV station. Police discovered he was wearing bloody Zuniga’s underpants matched the girl's at six of 10 found her missing' about noon, not long after seeing 20 If diamonds are 3-3, all that declarer Zuniga is one of at least two Mexican nationals on (2 wds.) (e)1965 by NEA. Inc [CNN] Sports Latenight watchers, trusting for new endings to underwear andcarryinga picture of April. The search testing levels and "was consistent with only 1 percent Zuniga near the farm. A search team found her body has sacrificed is one extra trick. If dia­ vintage movies. death row in the United States, officials said. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept. 20, 1985 — 21 to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 20, 1985 BUSINESS REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! — 646-2482 Doubts about Social Security’s future linger

A startling two-thirds of the younger workers in the bounded endorsement, noting that it "assures the financial obligations would be if there were no Social United States doubt that they will be able to collect elderly that Americans will always keep the promises Security,” points out Wilbur J. Cohen, former REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK Social Security benefits when they reach retirement made in troubled times and a half-century ago.” To secretary of Health, Education and Welfare (who age in the 21st century. young people, he said; "It assures those who are still helped develop the program under President Oh yes, they consider Social Security a successful working that they, too, have our pledge that they will Franklin Roosevelt). featuring: program for older people. In a poll conducted for the Sylvia get their fair share of benefits when they retire." Do you, a person in your 20s or early 30s, realize American Association of Retired Persons as the But word of the changes has not spread widely what your burden would be if you had to contribute to program recently approached its 50th anniversary,. Porter enough to root out the seeds of doubt planted earlier, the support of an aging parent or relative without any an overwhelming 92 percent saiuted it as a success, and the ideologues are still chanting of demographic help from Social Security? The strain is much more Porter St. Aroal! doom. They also have come up with suggestions for than financial; it touches emotional, social, all other Habron Capa agreed it had a cherished piace in their hearts and Executive 3/4 Cape. 1st floor flreplaced family opposed any cuts in benefits. supplanting Social Security with schemes based on factors, too. We’re Never Out Of room, and master bedroom suite. Formal living and 3 bedrooms on the 2nd floor, 1 'A baths, 1 st floor fam­ •' private investments, schemes that are based on Social Security was never intended to provide ily room with fireplace. Custom kitchen, 1st floor But an underpiayed and unnoticed finding of that dining rms. 2'A baths, 2 car garage. $149,900. poll was this disclosure about the younger workers questionable estimates of costs and payout — not to income security in old age. It was intended to be a base “WE GURANTEE OUR HOUSESr...646-2482 laundry. Cedar exterior. Built by Behrham. on which you can build family protection against the Your Sight... "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...646-2482 among us. It's an unfounded and disturbing that's no guarantee it can't and won't erupt again. mention the obvious questions of how the money assumption — a legacy of the propaganda generated There is no substitute for alertness to attack. collected is to be invested and who is to make that economic hazards of old age, disability and death. in the early 1980s alleging the impending "bank­ Social Security's stability is now ensured well into decision. There are now 120 million Social Security tax ruptcy” of the program. the 21st century as a result of actions taken by And what would become of the system of benefits contributors and 36 million on the Social Security At that time, the recession of the early 1980s plus the Congress in 1983: Based on the work of a National now provided for the families of workers? Social benefit rolls. There are growing numbers of private combination of continuing double-digit inflation and Commission on Social Security Reform, Congress Security is far more than a pension program. About 58 pension plans spurred by the fact that Social Security high unemployment caused the Social Security Trust enacted a package of gradual tax increases; spread percent of Social Security taxes go for old-age gave employers a base on which to build pensions. Real Funds to drop by several billion dollars. I was a leader out benefits cuts; postponed for six months all benefits; the rest pays for survivors and disability Let’s join and salute with confidence the year 2035 — 647-8400 Real Estate in fighting that attempt to kill Social Security — and cost-of-living increases; and revived the public's benefits and for Medicare's hospital insurance SS’s tooth anniversary — when there will be 79.8 believe me, that was just what it was. It was a bitter, faith. program. million beneficiaries and cash benefits trust funds no-holds-barred fight, which our side won then. But President Reagan gave the legislation his un­ Also, "Most young people do not realize what their projected to amount to $11.4 trillion. 647-8400 Summit S t Condo Just LIstadI Rockladga Gorgeous 3 year old, 2 bedroom townhousel Super 4 bedroom Dutch. Hugs family room with Cathedral 168 Main St., M anchester rec room for $68,900. MUST BE SEENI cellingsl 2'A baths, and much more. Immaculate 2 , "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI”...648-2482 auffs "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...646-2482 SBM wants to buy Business Because Our Signs “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” ^ In Brief Blanchard & Rossetto (§§> branch of Heritage Are Everywhere!! COMMERPAL Otn^rr Battiston’s plans opening nNANCIAl.NETWORK Advertisement paid by Manchester Herald. 189 West Ctntsr St. corner of McKoe S t Senior Citizens Discounts >c«.,.>.ccnp«y The Savings Bank of Manchester is we havn't decided whether we want to Battiston’s will add a 13th fabric care center on REAL ESTATE seeking approval to buy the Tolland sell.” Wednesday, with the opening of a Manchester branch of the Manchester-based Herit­ Johnson said SBM's main market facility at 441 W. Middle Turnpike. age Savings and Loan Association. area is north and east of Manchester, Owner Leonard Battiston said the Manchester SBM recently sought approval from making a Tolland branch a natural part plant will offer a number of grand opening m , Lindsey Real tstat the state Department of Banking to of the bank's expansion program. He specials to customers through Oct. l. 5 1 9 Center Street purchase the Heritage branch on Route said Heritage's "thrust" area would be Customers will be invited to use new TToTVI Manchester, CT 06040 195, William Johnson, president of from New Haven to Manchester. coin-operated washers and dryers free of charge T“ l. SBM, said Thursday. Neither he nor Heritage has 12 branch offices in the during the opening week. T r ______649-4000 Heritage President William H. Hale New Haven and Manchester areas. Anthony Dinucci has been named manager of Thinking of a new home? would discuss the status of negotiations Johnson said he hopes to complete the the Manchester Battiston's. With the firm for 10 between the two banks. But Johnson purchase of the Tolland office by the years, Dinucci has managed the Wethersfield said he felt the purchase probably end of the year. But he said that might plant for the past 5 years. Call U&R first for your custom built home. would come through. not be possible because two govern­ The Battiston’s chain was started in 1946 by "If they (state and federal banWtig ment agencies must approve the Lino J. Battiston. when he opened a plant on New We have home sites available in Manchester officials) raise no objection 'it> it,” purchase before it can go through. Park Avenue in West Hartford. Today, Lino is Johnson said, "I think it's rea8onable to The Federal Deposit Insurance retired. and South Windsor. assume we would go through with it.” Corp., which insures SBM's deposits, "We talkaboutthis (sellingbanks) ail must approve the sale as well as the Wente attends conference Whether you are interested in buying, selling, the time," said Hale. "This has gone state Department of Banking. Johnson beyond the first conversation and is now said he didn't know how long the two Lorraine J. Wente of Always Hair at 345 Main building or just need to consult someone on “BEST BUY - GREAT VALUE" “DUPLEX REDUCED” in the second.” agencies would take to approve the St. recently attended the 23rd annual Advanced your real estate needs, call us — we’re Don't mlas seeing thin spacious, Excellent location, 10 Rooms, 3 However, Hale said, "They havn't purchase, presuming the two banks Cosmetology Conference held at The University newer 7 Room Raised Ranch with 3 Porches, Full Basement, 2 Heating decided whether they want to buy and reach an agreement. of Connecticut. always willing to assit you. Bedrooms. 2Vi Baths, Skylights, 2 Systems and V4 Acre Lot plus 2 Car The’event is designed to improve and update Car Garage and an Acre Lotll Ask- Garagall Save $ professional skills and techniques in cosmetology Ing $116K8K approved by the National and Connecticut Hairdressers and Cosmetologists associations. Combustion plans sale More than 100 cosmetologists from throughout INVEST IN THE FUTURE New England attended. S Diane Narron of Raleigh, N.C., an educator in With this five and five. Two Famiiy. Two bedrooms on of oil and gas assets the field of hair fashion, was the guest artist of the each fioor. Wall to wall carpeting, newer roof, 100 AMP conference. Circuit Breakers. Separate systems. Full, walk-out ba­ At the conference, Wente received certification sement.. Front h back porches. Asking $112,900. STAMFORD (UPI) — Combustion reducing employment at all levels to “OWNER ANXIOUS - Engineering Thursday announced improve our cost effectiveness,” Hugel in business management, new perm techniques, U&R REALTY CO. ■THREE FAMILY D-S-r hair design, styles and fashion. Good condition, separata utilities, PRICE REDUCED’ plans to sell a major portion of the said. large apartments and fully rentedll Six room Ranch, 3 BR, vary nice company's oil and gas service assets The latest measures and earlier IsTRANO REAL ESTATE Great Investmentll Florida room, large 2 car garage 643-2697 I 1.S6 F-. CENTER ST.. MANCHE.STER. CT. and the company’s directors voted to initiatives are designed to make CE "a 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor and nice flat lot and treesi $70's lower the quarterly dividend. leading single source supplier to the Kamerer boosts skills E CALL TODAY - 647-SOLD| W Charles E. Hugel, president and chief process and power industries," he said. Katherine Kamerer of Carriage House Hair ^ America’s Number 1 Top Selleir"— Century 21 executive officer, said the company will There is an annual worldwide market Design at 845 Main St. recently attended the 23i d put up for sale large parts of its oil and for capital investment and mainte­ annual Advanced Cosmetology Conference held nance expenditures of over $135 billion 24 3 MAIN S T lU t T . M ANCHI STFH gas group, including Vetco Offshore, at The University of Connecticut. 643-1591 Gray Tool and Natco operations, as part in the process and power industries, the The event is designed to improve and update CE official said. V E H N O N CIFICI.E • VFM M O N of its strategy to focus on the power and professional skills and techniques in cosmetology 871-14CC UPl photo process industries. Hugel pointed out that CE has been approved by the National and Connecticut He said CE will take a one-time pursuing promising new markets Hairdressers and Cosmetologists associations. Checking the connections charge of about $200 million against through acquisition and increased More than 100 cosmetologists from throughout third-quarter earnings in connection research and development spending on P New England attended. A silicon wafer with more than 100 Very High Speed Integrated with the discontinued operations and such areas ass computer-aided con­ At the conference, Kamerer received certifi­ - p m Circuit (VHSIC) chips is loaded into a special computer- costs associated with a previouslyy trols, advanced engineering and man­ cates in business management, new perm V T t d A r i l I T c f a t A announced early retirement program. agement, application software and techniques, hair design, styles and fashion. Real Estate controlled tester at Hughes Aircraft Company's Radar Systems The CE board voted to reduce the broad-scope probject management. Group in Los Angeles. The tester closes around the wafer and quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share CE, which is involved in engineering We Say It Twice checks the thousands of microscopic connedtions on the tiny from 46 cents a share, payable Oct. 31 to and design of a broad range of Parents seeking relief shareholders of record Oct. 17. industrial equipment and generating TIME TO SAVE UP! BRAND NEW LISTING! chips. VHSIC is ten times more powerful than conventional systems, had revenues of $3.10 billion in BOSTON — Parents of severely retarded Early 1986 occupancy is offered with ihis charming CE stock was up 12.5 cents to $24.875 a children are seeking repeal of a proposed new So Youll Remember EAST HARTFORD microprocessor chips. share in the late afternoon on the New 1984. 6 room Cape. Nice family neighborhood, close to Fresh paint and paper and a meticulous'house­ state policy they said would reduce state help shopping, banks, schools and I-S-l. Steel siding too! N tw LM Ing York Stock Exchange. keeper await you at this terrific 6 room Colonial- Manch«8t«r $89,900 allowing them temporary escape from the heavy Offered in the $70‘s. Cape. 2 full baths, new 100 amp. service and a new "We are changing the character of Dollar retreats pressures of home care. Us! 647-8400 gas furnace. Handy location on busline: Offered at 4 bedroom, full dormer Cape with spacious eat-ln kitchen and formal our investment base as we Continue to dining room, living room with brick fireplace and wood mantel, on a Boston bus strike looms More than 150 people rallied outside the •72,500. level treed lot, surrounded by pinet, with a pool and garden. become a more services-oriented, LONDON (UPI) - The dollar re­ Statehouse Thursday in opposition to the new BOSTON (UPI) - School officials threat, and told school officials not to value-added supplier,” Hugel said. treated on major foreign exchanges policy, which was approved with the fiscal 1986 and leaders of the department's bus finalize the dismissal of the 14 drivers. "Today's actions will help us to today. Gold and silver opened higher. budget that went into effect July 1. The new drivers' union failed to agree on a forum Last spring, 37 drivers were fired or improve our return rates and give us The dollar opened in Frankfurt at regulations are to be implemented by the state for settling a dispute over the firing of 14 suspended after school officials found greater flexibility in use of capital.” 2.8865 marks, down from Thursday's Department of Social Services. drivers, and a union spokesman said they had been convicted within the past Hugel said the oil and gas businesses close of 2.9122. In Zurich the dollar was The policy would set a sliding income scale for preparations for a strike have begun. 10 years of sex or drug offenses, or of targeted for sale "have experienced 2..3805 francs, down from 2.3895, and the so-called "respite care," a program that allows Officials from both sides met Thurs­ violent crimes. School negotiators said people, excellent technology, modem dollar opened at 8.80375 francs, down parents to take up to 10 emergency days off every day after State Superior Court Chief they were willing to reinstate 15 of the facilities and a high reputation with from 8.86. six months from taking care of severely disabled Justice Thomas Morse ordered them to drivers, and that they would allow customers throughout the world.” In Brussels the dollar slipped to 58.755 children at home. find a way to resolve the controversy hearings for another eight. The CE president said the company francs from 59.13 and it opened at Under the program, the state either sends outside the courtroom, or, failing that, The question of whether the remain­ intends "to maintain those strengths" 1,943.50 lire in Milan, down from someone to the family home to take care of the A VIEW FROM THE BACK! GEE WILLIKERS... LORDY, LORDY to draft briefs summarizing the facts of ing 14 should be given arbitration has as it holds discussions with prospective 1,954.90. developmentally disabled child or the child is sent The sunshire pours into the den and rear Owner has decided to relocated after 20 years! Great IT’S UNDER 40!! N0W L iltin g their cases. stood in the way of negotiatons aimed at buyers. Sterling edged up against the dollar in big rooms, 2 full baths, fireplace, rec room, to a residential facility while the family gets a entranreway of this immaculate 7 room Colonial, Adorable 4 room Cottage ne.ar Coventry Lake, re­ Manchutar $83,900 Morse also ordered the union not to bringing the drivers under a new "We’ve been downsizing plants, London to $1.3505 to the pound from break from the psychological stress of home care. 1.5 baths, modern kitchen.Oak woodwork.adorable appliances. Verplank school district. Very energy cently renovated inside and out. Fully furnished, Colonial Cape with a formal dining room, enclosed front and back make good on its longstanding strike contract. streamlining our management and $1.3405. built-in china cupboards. Offered in the 80’s. eflicient. Let us show it to you today!! Offered in the appliances too! Perfect for a summer retreat. Of­ porch, stone patio and a lovely back yard, 1V6 baths, 1st floor family low |9 0 ’s. fered at $.38,500. room, laundry room and 3 bedrooms. 2 646-5200 349 EAST CENTEe ST. I ; Rhody jobless rate drops F T A N O REALTY CO. f r a ] "Joyce G. Epstein MANCHESTER Pick up I he MSA Onluij^. H' I>nrt\7TnirMr*irPROVIDENCE, UR.I. I / (UPI)i t t i t v fhpthe first timptime in cpvpnseven mnnthcmonths. ^ 643-5614 e Real Estate 647-8895 phono and cidl More than 5,000 workers found jobs Figures from the department in Rhode Island last month as the showed that an additional 4,800 WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION S 646-1.116 state’s unemployment rate factory workers were on the OAK GROVE STREET OFF PORTER STREET JACKSTON-SHOWCASE dropped to 4.1 percent in August, payroll last month following the All Condos Feature: labor officials reported today. traditional vacation period, bring­ The state's seasonally a^usted ing the August total to 119,500. Automatic Garage Door Opener North Coventry unemployment rate fell 0.7 per­ Central Heat & AC EAST HARTFORD $84,900 4 bedroom Garrison Col. with cent, from 4.8 percent in July to 4.1 Firms manufacturing durable NEW ON THE MARKETI Spaclouf older 7 room Colonial with 3 be^ large country kitchen, tr. to back percent in August, said John goods added 3,400 workers, while 2'/2 Baths roomt, completely remodeled kitchen, fireplace, den and oarage. living room, w/firaplace & wood- Renza, director of the state De­ Assumable mortgaflel Call tor detaila. B43-4o«» atova. Hat 2V6 bathi, 2 car gar­ those in the non-durable goods Sky Lights age, solar hot water, hardwood partment of Employment sector increased by 1,400, the fioort, natural woodwork, tarn, Security. department said. Breakfast Area room w/bar. Extartlor It alum, The 4.1 percent rate is the lowest The largest monthly increase Formal Dining Room aided, there are numaroui fruit the state's unemployment rate has was posted in the jewelry- treat & flowen, a green houaa & been in more than a year. scraanad In lummar room. silverware industry, which added Fireplace Peace and quiet for $109,900. More than 417,800 people were 1,400 employees. The textile indus­ employed in the state last month, try added 700 workers, miscellane­ 2x6 Wall Construction a i r ^ ' an increase of 5,200 over the ous manufacturing added 600 and 7 Acre Site with only 24 units H previous 30-day period, the depart­ electrical machinery 500, Renza OAK GROVE ment said. said. 1st Floor Laundry CONDOMINIUM GLASTONBURY $161,900 The large monthly increase was Contract construction increased Full Basements •WSUMITOI. <0*MCtCUT IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on this beautiful newly built LaCava 7 room attributed to factory workers by 200, while the wholesale-retail full dormsrad Cape with 3 bedrooms, 2'A bathe, 1st floor family room, 2 returning from unpaid vacations in car gangs and lovely private yard. Call tor an appointment. 643-4080 trade and services sectors each Cedar Siding July, Renza said. added 100 workers over the month. Will Go C.H.F.A. A year ago, the August employ­ On the negative side, the state’s Prewired for Telephone & TV Limited money available - Don't ment level stood at 416,200 and the FREE MARKET EVALUATION mlas out on this buy for 1st time Uctory job total was down 3,500 Thermopane Windows PORTER FIELDS buyara. Inspect this 2 bedroom state's overall unemployment rate workers in August, while transpor­ Colonial with large kitchen, an- was 4.4 percent, or about 0.3 higher tation equipment recorded a de­ Pre-Viewing the 1st week of October cloted tunMrch, garage, full than the current rate, the director crease of 100 jobs. Luxury Condominums What A Place To Coma Homa 7o basement. Deep lot - won't last said. Distinctive U&R Contemporary sat on a large landscaped lot In the at $68,900. The department said there were Pre-Construction Price - 'lanch and Town Houses HIghwood section of Manchester. Bright airy rooms, four bedrooms, Nationally, the civilian unem­ 21,100 people without jobs in the 8125,900 Ranches / 8122,900 Townhouse R EA L ESTATE SERVICES floor to calling stone fireplace In family room. Many nice touches. Ol- ployment rate for August was 7 state in August, down from 28,400 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 fsrad at $161,500. parCMlt, down from 7.3 percent for the month before. n — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept. 20. 19B5 Rollovers Texas senator aims of IRA’s at trade imbalance C lassified.... 643 2711 Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space 44 Household Goods 62 R a t e s F o r ad ve rtise m e n ts to be By Harlhar Krishnan N o tic e s Resort Property ...... 45 M isc. for Sole 63 published Monday, the dead­ profitable Situation W anted ...... 23 Minimum Charge: United Press International Lo st/F o u n d...... 01 Employment Into ...... 24 Misc. for Rent ...... 46 Home and Garden 64 line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. $3.00 for one day Personols...... 02 Instruction ...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets 65 Per Word: DALLAS (UPI) — Increasingly DALLAS — A trade bill authored Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted ...... 48 Musical Items 66 by Sen. Lloyd Bentsen (D-Texas) Recreational Items 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 20fli Read Your Ad companies are offering cash settle­ A u ctio n s...... "...... 04 Real Estate ments to employees accepting may be the most far reaching of S e r v ic e s Antiques 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 18C Classified advertisements voluntary or forced early retire­ some 300 proposals currently in Homes for Sale ...... 31 Tag Sales 69 6 d a y s ...... 16® are taken by telephone as a ment but managing the substantial Congress, all calling attention to F in a n c i a l Condominiums ...... 32 Services O ffe re d ...... 51 Wanted to Duv 70 26 d a y s ...... 12® convenience. sums involved can pose problems the countp^’s trade deficit, the Lo ts/L and fo r S a le ...... 33 Painting/Papering ...... 52 The Manchester Herald is worst in its history. M ortgages...... 1 !♦ for the individuals. Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting ...... 53 responsible only for one incor­ The widening gap between im­ Personal Lo on s...... 12 If handled as ordinary income — Business Property ...... 35 Rooflng/Siding ...... 54 A u t o m o t i v e rect insertion and then only settlements of $100,000-$200,000 are ports and exports, expected to Insurance...... 13 D e a d lin e s reach an alarming $150 billion this Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing ...... 55 for the size of the originol not uncommon — the tax bite is a Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 F loo ring ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 For classified advertise­ in s e rtio n . big one, and unnecessary. year, has so rattled the nation’s keepers even avowed free traders Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen One way to minimize the tax R e n t a ls Services W ante d...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of theadvertisement liability is the Individual Retire­ like Bentsen have realized imme­ Employment diate unilateral action is needed. Rooms fo r Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 deadline is noon on the day w ill not be co rre cte d bv on ment Account rollover, says Fidel­ & Education F o r S a le Autos for Rent/Lease. .75 ity Invesments Southwest Com­ The Bentsen proposal, clearly Apartments for Rent ...... 42 before publication. additional insertion. pany, a large, privately-held aimed at Japan which is blamed Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes fo r Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Autamotive ...... 76 national investment organization. for much of the problem, would "As competition increases and place a trade ceiling on those the need for cutting costs and countries that have a history of excessive trade surpluses and n n HOMES 1 ^ HOMES R 7 1 HOMES IqTlHOM ES r n APARTMENTS streamlining operations grows, FOR SALE | 4 £ J f OR r en t more and more companies are what is viewed as unfair barriers H O HELP WANTED H D h e lp WANTED i n ] h e lp WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE I ^ F O R SALE going to introduce voluntary or to imports. LLOYD BENTSEN Specifically, the bill says these early retirement programs," said . . . salvo at Japan Clerk-Typist — Good RN,LPN — 3-11 part time Floor Cleaner — Expe­ Hebron Cope — 3 bed­ "Best Buy—Great Value’ "Owner Anxious—Price John Saunders, Fidelity's vice nations’ sales to the United States phone voice required. positions available as well rienced, ambitious hard rooms on the second — Don't miss seeing this Reduced" — Six Room president for marketing. “The should not exceed what they buy Some flexibility of work os per diem. All shifts. worker. Rote negotiable. floor, V/2 baths first floor spacious, newer 7 Room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, very from this country by more than 165 schedule. Available part family room with fire­ Raised Ranch with 3 bed­ nice Florida room, large 2 Hebron — 6 Room Ranch, East Hartford — 4 room, 2 2 programs typically involve lump Excellent hourly rote. Evenings and weekends. bedroom apartment. $3M sum distributions from the em­ percent. When this ratio is ex­ time or full time. Coll Call Meadows Manor 643-5747. place, custom kitchen, rooms, 2V2 baths, sky­ cor garage and nice flat 3 bedrooms, large family HIS PROPOSAL HAS WON the 528-9141. EOE. first floor laundry, cedar lights, 2 cor garage and an lot and trees I $70's. Cen­ room, fireplaced living monthly. No Appliances. ployee’s pension or profit sharing ceeded the trading partner must Nursing Office, 8am-2pm, 289-5050. either ually reduce sales or import support of economist Lester 647-9191. Port Time inserters exterior. Built bv Beh- acre lotll Asking $118K. tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ room, V4 acre landscaped plans. And all of a sudden these Thurow of the Massachusetts Clerical — Part Time rhom. Blanchard 8> Ros- Century 21 Lindsey Real ate, 649-4000. lot near state pork. Im­ employees are faced with the task more U.S. goods or face an wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask Available Immediately — immediate and mandatory 25 Institute of Technology, who des­ Help needed for miscel­ for Bob. setto Real Estate, 646- Estate, 649-4000. maculate $88,000. 6469864. of managing this large pool of cribed the it as a "free trade bill.” laneous local hardware Afterschool childcare 2482. Will Go CHFA — Limited 3'/a room, 1 bedroom con­ capital." percent surcharge on their wholesaler. Hours ore needed for 8 year old and 6 money available. Don’t do m in ium . $350. Hot exports. “No, it is not protectionist,” water, appliances In­ Saunders said an IRA rollover Thurow told UPI. ”It will force the flexible. Please contact year old In area of Buck- Just Listed I Rockledge. 4 "Duplex Reduced" — Ex­ miss out on this buy for operates under the same rules and Skip after 5pm, 289-0285. ley School. 647-8843. bedroom Dutch. Huge cellent location, 10 rooms, first time buyers. Inspect Rentals cluded. No pets. 643-4792. THE BENTSEN BILL WOULD countries with large trade sur­ 3 porches, Tull basement, 2 regulations applicable to regular pluses to import more from the Port Time Afternoons and family room with cathed­ this 2 bedroom Colonial IRAs and can set up easily. The appear to face an uphill task in ral cellingsl 2 V2 baths and heating systems and V2 with large kitchen, en­ 3'/j Rooms — Available United States. You need an instru­ Saturday Mornings — October 1st. Stove, refrig­ lump sum, and the interest it gathering bipartisan support, but much more. Immaculate. acre lot plus 2 cor gor- closed sunporch, garage, ment like this to make the Tire changer and service ogell Save $. Century 21 ROOMS erator, no utilities. No earns, is not taxable until with­ Bentsen’s arguments may be station helper. Apply $140's. Blanchard 8< Ros- full basement, deep lot. adjustment. The bill is in the right setto Real Estate, 646- Lindsey Real Estate, 649- FOR RENT pets, no chidren. First and drawn. In most cases, he said, an difficult to ignore in the current Brown's Tire Shop, 333 Won't Lost at $68,900. H lost month security. $325. direction.” DRIVER 2482. 4000. Century 21 Jockston- individual can go to any reputable economic and political climate. Main Street, Manchester. Coll 649-9521. Writing in a recent issue of the Thurow warned that sometime PART TIME Showcase, 6461316. Furnished With Kitchen financial institution and fill out a 646-3444. privileges, clean and simple form, specifying that it is a New York Times, Bentsen pointed in 1986, the United States will move Invest In The Future — ahead of Brazil as the world’s Applicants must have a valid Connecticut driver’s li­ With this five and five. "Three Family—6-6-3" — Time To Save Upl Early modern, on busline. All rollover account. UPI photo out that: cense and be at least 1 Syears of age. The scheduled Two Family. Two bed­ utilities. Female only. At least 50 percent of the • The United States has had a largest debtor nation. He said Good condition, separate 1986 occupancy Is offered conventional wisdom in the past work day will be from Sam to 12pm with the possibil­ rooms on each floor. Wall utilities, large apartments with this charming 6 Coll 647-9813. distribution must go into the IRA trade deficit in all but two of the ity of extended hours depending on workload. to wall carpeting. Newer and fully rented-ll Great Room Cope. Nice family Five Room Duplex — rollover and, depending on an past 15 years, causing erosion of had preached that a debtor nation Port Time Help Needed— Furnished Room tor rent Stove and refrigerator. like Mexico should have controlled Knowledge of the greeter Hartford area a plus. Small balloon business roof, 100 AMP Circuit Investment! 1 Century 21 neighborhood, close to individual’s immediate cash re­ For high-tech offices the manufacturing base. Breokers. Separate sys­ Lindsey Real Estate, 649- shopping, bonks schools In 6 room home. Mole or Utilities not Included. its debt before it became seeking bright, outgoing female. 649-7911. Available October 1st. 643- quirements, Saunders said, any • U.S. corporate managers, de­ Qualified candidates may apply at our facility or and enthusiastic person to tems. Full, walk-out base­ 4000. and 1-84. Steel Siding tool amount up to the total distribution termined to keep their world unmanageable. send a resume with salary history to: ment. Front 8i bock Offered In the $70’s. Jack- 6365 and 649-2540. Technician Thomas M. Wells checks a blow-molded of tough Noryl resin, can "So why shouldn’t that same help out In our retail Sleeping Room — Adult can be sheltered. market share, are moving facili­ store. Flexible hours porches. Asking $112,900. son & Jackson Real Est­ cross-section of a piece of office hide electronic cables and provide conventional wisdom say the Uni­ PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Strono Real Estate, 647- ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646. w o rke r. P arking , no Three Room Apartment He said IRA rollovers in 1984 ties overseas, leaving unemployed available. Please call 646- North Coventry — 4 Bed­ — Convenient location. acounted for 20 percent of the total furniture under development at General sound insulation for high-tech offices of workers here; since 1979, the ted States should do the same 2302. 7653. , smoking, on busline. 649- before its debts get over its head? ” GERBER SCIENTinC PRODUCTS, INC. room Garrison Colonial 6526. $300 month plus utilities. IRA market of $130 billion. the future. country has lost 1.7 million manu­ with large country kit­ Brand New Listing I East Electric’s Plastics Technology Center in Thurow asked. — — 151 Batson Drive Gee Willlkers...... Owner Security required. Call "More and more people are facturing jobs. Manchester, CT 06040 BUSINESS chen, front to bdck living Hartford — Fresh point 6461509. Pittsfield, Mass. The hollow piece, Bentsen’s press aide Jack De- has decided to relocate and paper and a meticu­ taking advantage of the rollover • The United States became a EOE M/F OPPDRTUNITIES room with fireplace 8. APARTMENTS provisions," Saunders said. debtor nation this year for the first Vore said the senator’s bill is otter 20 yeorsl Great big woodstove. Has 2V2 baths, lous housekeeper await a n I expected to come up for Senate rooms, 2 full baths, fire­ 2 cor garage, solar hot you at this terrific 6 room ^‘ I for r en t Fidelity said the restrictions on time since 1914. place, rec room, applian­ ED an IRA rollover are that it cannot • If current trends continue, the hearings next month. An identical Established Weight Con­ water, hardwood floors, Colontol-Cope. 2 full bill has been introduced in the trol Center — Proven ces, Verplonk school dis­ natural woodwork, fam­ baths, new 100 amp. ser­ Manchester — Available be a part of a series of periodic Seabrook craftsmen end walkout country will owe other countries $1 trict. Very energy Manchester — 6 Room, House by Rep. Dan Rostenskowski system, complete train­ ily room with bar. Exte­ vice and 0 new gas fur­ immediately. One, two IVa both, newer duplex payments and that the account trillion by 1990. -(Assuming a ing, high return on Invest­ efficient. Let us show It to nace. Handy location on must be opened within 60 days of SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - noon, tossing water balloons and nominal 10 percent interest, the (D-Ill.), chairman of the powerful rior Is aluminum sided, and three bedroom apart­ available October 1. $595 He said both men were fired ment. Con be run absen­ you today 11 Offered In the there ore numerous fruit busline. Ottered at $72,500. ments. $410, $475, $525, the cash distribution from the More than 1,500 Seabrook nuclear after an investigation by plant other objects at cars. Police country would have to make a net Ways and Means Committee, and Ayudarme! tee. VR Business Brokers, low $90's. Jackson 8, Jack- monthly plus utilities. 644- Rep. Richard Gephardt (D-Mo.). trees 8> flowers, a green Jackson 8, Jackson Real heat and hot water In­ 0123. employer. The IRA rollover should plant craftsmen who walked off management. He did not know if quickly quelled the disturbance. export gain of $100 billion worth of Yo estoy buscando una o 527-7220. son Real Estate, M7-8400 house 8i screened In Estate, 647-8400 or 646 cluded. J.D. Real Estate, S be separate from any other IRA their jobs to protest the firing of charges would be filed against the No arrests were made. goods per year just to meet the or 646-8646.______8646. dos personas que desean summer room. Peace and 6461980. account an individual may have. two electricians reported to work two workers, who he refused to interest payments on such a debt). quiet for $109,9(X). Century Some workers said the firings trabajar conmigo. Si esta SITUATIDN Summit Street Condo — HOMES Internal Revenue Service rules today, plant management said. identify. The supervisor also was Republicans, supporting Presi­ WANTED Gorgeous 3 year old 2 21 Jockston-Showcase, A View From the Bockl allow only one IRA rollover per "Everybody is back on the job. not named. highlighted labor unrest at the dent Reagan’s free trade policy, SBA official interesado, y puede leer 6461316. The sunshine pours Into FOR RENT project. Kyte agreed that tensions bedroom townhousel Su­ individual per year. It’s business as usual," Seabrook are bound to term the proposal es!o, tol vez puede vender per rec room to garage I the den and rear entrance- Saunders said an early retiree or spokesman John Kyte said. Plant management was to meet have heightened in recent weeks, protectionist raising the specter of LIve-ln Companion — way of this Immaculate 7 Four Room, second door, Manchester — 6 room, 3 faces charge bienes raices, tambien! Housekeeping, cooking, Must be seen I We Guaran­ someone taking another job and The walkout Thursday was with officials of the International as the threat of massive lay offs retaliation by the trading partners tee Our Houses! Blan­ Manchester — Beautiful room Colonial, 1.5 baths, one bedroom. Colonial, bedroom Ranch. Conve­ receiving a settlement from the sparked by an incident about 3:30 Brotherhood of Electrical Workers hung over the plant. BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - A Llamame! Si tiene inleres! has driver's license. custom build center chim­ modern kitchen. Oak newly decorated. Central, nient location, excellent and a consequent trade war in Phone 649-4593. chard & Rossetto Real woodwork, adorable to discuss the incident and other top Vermont official of the U.S. Alguno liene que vender Estate, 646-2482. ney Cope on Pilgrim owner occupied, mid-, condition. Gas heot, 2 previous employer also can con­ p.m. Wednesday at the Seacoast "I think there’s probably a which everyone will be the loser. built-in Chino cupboards. sider 10- year forward averaging construction site, he said. A field labor tensions at the 91-percent Small Business Administration bienes raices. Hombres o Lone, features 4 bed­ dleoged lady preferred. fireplaces, laundry area E couple of things that may have Bentsen is careful to point out A Mature, Dependable, rooms, 3'/2 baths, large Offered In the $80's. Jack- instead of an IRA rollover. supervisor allegedly was hit with a complete nuclear reactor, he said. that far from being protectionist, has been arrested and charged mujeres! Yo no esloy loco! References. 643-8470 otter In basement. $700 contributed to (the walkout),’’ he neat woman would like flreploced living room, 2 son & Jackson Real Est­ 5:30pm. monthly. Firm. 6468112 lunch box and punched repeatedly The regular monthly meeting of said. The prospect of 2,000 lay offs his proposal seeks only to establish with extorting money from a Yo anuncio en ingles, y no lengoconlesa. Poreso, port time office work os cor garage and more. Coll ate, 647-8400 or 6468646. by an electrician after the supervi­ the 16 New England utilities that business consultant, officials say. otter 5pm. “put a lot of pressure on these a clear trade policy. yo (rato espanol. listed tiene que una licencia! receptionist, typist, Wlllington — 1900 House. 2 today (or details, Zinsser sor put his hand on the worker’s own the plant would be held today people," he said. “What we must do is put Raymond Denault, 48, was re­ answer phone, paper­ family, 12 large rooms, Agency, 6461511. Two Bedroom Cope — shoulder, he said. as scheduled, he said. leased Wednesday on $20,000 bond, work. 20 hours per week. Lordv, Lordy It’s Under countries like Japan and others c ^ ^ i i u e . < : : N ’ quiet street. For sale by 4011 — Adorable 4 room October 1st. $525. No pets. Kyte said another man, believed About 100 workers who walked On Wednesday, the state Su­ who would emulate these nations after an appearance in U.S. Coll 647-0842 otter 3pm. owners. Asking $89,900. Five Room Duplex — References and security. Individuals may obtain a free preme Court eased its own stay on Cottage near Coventry to be the electrician’s brother, off the site after their 11:30 a.m. on notice that the U.S. will no District Court. No plea was en­ Coll 649-9808 evenings. Lake, recently renovated Near busline. Adults, no 643-7875 before 5pm. booklet on IRA options from "stepped into the fracas" and lunch break returned to the pro­ construction spending, eliminat­ longer accept enormous trade tered and further proceedings are 164 East Center Street 643-4263 pets. U tilities not In­ Fidelity, Saunders said. Inside and out. Fully fur­ P assaulted the supervisor. ject’s main gate Thursday after­ ing the threat of lay offs. deficits,” Bentsen said. scheduled Oct. 4. Porter Street Areal Exec­ nished, appliances too! cluded. Available October Rsal Estats utive 3/4 Cope. First floor Immediate Occupancy, 2- Perfect tor a summer 1st. 647-1037. STORE AND flreploced family room, 3 bedroom Ranch, full retreat. Offered at $38,500. 0 OFFICE SPACE end master bedroom su­ cellar, large deck, det­ Jackson 8, Jackson Real Nice New Duplex In nice HELP WANTED HDMES ite. Formal living and ached 2 cor garage. Estate, 647-8400 or 646 neighborhood. 3 Bed­ IN OUR MANCHESTER WAREHOUSE dining rooms. 2'/2 baths, 2 $75,900. Owner, 677-2072. 8646. rooms, large kitchen, $575 Office Space — Excellent QDFDR SALE cor garage. $149,900. Blan­ Open House, Sundov, monthly. Security deposit location with ample park­ chard 8i Rossetto Real 9/22, 2-4pm. 53 Dudley required. Call Ed, 649- ing. 600, 400 8. 300 sq. ft. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Street, Manchester. East Hortford — $84,900. 2947. office suites ore now All real estate advertised Estate, 646-2482. FULL TIME POSITION FOR In the Manchester Herald New on the market! Spa­ available. 649-2891. is sublect to the federal cious older 7 room Colon­ Three Room Apartment FULL CHARGE WAREHOUSE KEEPER Fair Housing Act of 1968, ial with 3 bedrooms, com- — with heat, hot water, 500 sq. ft. Office — Excel­ pletely remodeled Noticog j^H iLP WWltp HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED AND which mokes it Illegal to stove, refrigerator, lent location. $200 per HD HD HD HD HD HD advertise any preference, kitchen, fireplace, den carpet. $365. Adults only. month, Includes heat, |on- FURNITURE DEUVERY PERSON ^ limitation or discrimina­ and garage. 7'/z percent No pets. Centrally lo­ Itor and parking. 649-5334, assumable mortgage! cated. Security deposit. 643-7175. Salesclerk. Apply In per­ Delivery Person and Sa­ Full or Part Time — Sales Clerk and Stock tion based on race, color, Person wanted at once. MUST BE organized, dependable, neat, religion, sex or notional Coll for details. Sentry Coll 6467690, otter 4pm, I2D LDST AND FOUND son, Marlow’s Inc., 867 lesclerk — Wanted for Typist/Word processing, Real Estate, 643-4060. 643-0496. Main Street, Manchester. modern pharm acy In experience required, IBM Pleasant working condi­ have common sense and be personable with origin, or on Intention to tions In modern health moke any such prefer­ Waitress Wanted — Wed­ large shopping center. Opthalmic MedIcalT rans- preferred. 646-0882. Mechanic — Small en­ our customers. EXPERIENCE PRE­ Glastonbury — $161,900. Lost — 6 month old mole Newspaper dealer needed nesday thru Saturday, Part time evenings and crlptlonlst — Part time, gine, experienced two and shop in large shopping ence, limitation or dis­ WANTED kitten, block with white center. Flexible hours, FERRED, but will train right person. Salary crimination. The Herald Immediate occupancy on for our South Windsor 11:30-2:30, Inquire within, weekends. Pleasant sur­ may do at home. Start Receptlonlst/Soles — Ma­ four cycle. Own tools. Full this beautiful newly built TO RENT double DOWS and mark­ area. Call 647-9946, Vic's Pizza, 151 West Mid­ roundings and good flexi­ Immediately. 646-7704. ture, responsible, plea­ time and part time open­ part time. Apply at once. commensurate with experience. will not knowingly accept ings on face and belly. Parkade Health Shop, 404 any advertisement which LoCovo 7 room full dor- Manchester — 5 room, 2 Manchester Herald. dle Tpke., Manchester. ble hours. Some retail sant person to work In ings. Eckert's Lawn 81 mered Cope with 3 bed­ Black beard 8i spot on Person with Clerical West Middle Tpke. Is In violation of the low. bedroom, heat. $625 o experience. Inquire at small office 2 nights per Leisure, Route 44, Coven­ Call 278-2492 Ask for Bill OPEN HOUSE - Sunday 1-5 PM rooms, 2 V j baths, first nose. No collar. School Carpenter Helpers — No once, Liggett Parkade background fam iliar with week, Saturday and 2-3 try. 742-6103. 100 S tillfield R d. (Oft Hillatown) month. Children wel­ Street area by Bennett Jr. Experienced, Mature door family room, 2 cor come. 647-7602. experience necessary. Pharmacy, Manchester Insurance needed 3 days a flex days. Must be able to garage and lovely private High. Please call 643-7094 Year round work. Glas­ Parkade, 404 West Middle week, Tuesday, Wednes­ work with public. Call woman needed to work Manchoalgr - By Owner. Almost new 7 room Retired Couple — Excel­ anytime. Raised Ranch, 216 baths, exceptinal family yard. Coll (or on appoint­ lent references. Require Carpenters Needed — tonbury area, 633-2904. Turnpike. day, Thursday for small Debbie at 643-2171. with elderly bedridden ment. Sentry Real Estate, Full time year round em­ agency In Coventry, non- gentleman. Call after room with fireplace. 2 car garage, appliances. furnished home, condo or Found — Female, tiger 643-4060. apartment from June 1st ployment. Steady work Gal Friday — Mature, smoker. Call George Kler- Full Time or Part Time— 5pm, 649-7071. Must sell. Reduced to $116,0

KIT ‘M’ CARLYLE ®by Lai;ry Wright IH0U8EH0L0 MANCHESTER EOCUS SPORTS WEATHFR |B00D8 PETS ■ Used Refrigerators. Loving Homes needed for BUSINESS & SERVICE MRECTORY Meetings scheduled 11 Still man’s world, MHS soccer team Sunny, warm days; Washers, Ranges — 2 year old Pedigree Choc­ Cleon, guaranteed, ports olate Lab & 3 year old Lab on disputed course 11 female ministers say in excellent outing cool, clear nights and service. Low prices. mix. Call 742-5921 iSiw ENp ^ ^ COMTIiACTlin B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 evenings. ... page 1 7 1 ... p a g e 2 Main Street. 643-2171. ... page 3 I I ... page 11 Pure Bred Doberman Pup OBB lotos. T ru c k in g . Interior P olnt^ ft Wal­ Corpentry and remodel­ Apartment Sized Stove — — Female, 12'/i weeks old, Hofiw ropatrs. You nomo lpapering — Coll even­ ing services — Complete Avocado, hardly used. ears cropped, tall docked, If, wo Bo It. P rM •$«> ings, Gary McHugh, home repairs and remo­ $100. Call 646-S692. shots, needs TLC. Asking n ^ n . inouroB. 6438304. Day Core has full time MGoaai. ' deling. (foolitywork. Ref­ $200. Call 646-4133. openings tor toddler*, 2 erences, licensed and in­ sured. Call 6468165. Harvest Gold Gos Stove Lownmowors ropertroB • years and older. Lunches M inting and Paperhang­ and Avocado green Whirl­ Free — 2 male shor­ Prot pick «»> onB Bollvory. and snacks provided. Li­ ing— Exterior and Inte­ pool refrlgerator-treezer. thaired kittens, black and 10 porcont tonlor Bls- censed and Insured. 646- rior, ceilings nntolred. Dumas Electric-— Having $50 each. 649-3005. white. Box trained and count. Export sorvlco. 026X Retwrences, fully Insured. Electrical Problems? shots. Very affectionate. Froo oitimatoB. Economy Quality work. Martin Need A large or a smoil 'Wonder Warm” series 742-5768. Lawn Mowor, 64^^660. iMottsiMm, evenIniM, 649- Repair? We Spticlallze in 400 wood burning fire­ 4431. Residential Work. Joseph place Insert with blower. Hawks* Tros Service — Dumas. Fully Licensed. Manufactured by Dun­ Bucket Trudt E Chipper. Loving Atother w ill bab­ Pree Estimates. 646-5253. illanrhfBtpr Bprali | tag s a les ham Lehr. Used only 2 ...... f Saturday.Saturday, Sept. Sept. 21, 1985 — Single copy: 25C ■ Stump Removal. Free E*- ysit In my home. Refersn- Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm seasons. Asking $400. tlmote*. Special consider­ ce* ovoilobie. 64ft,W . All types remodeling or n o Please call 646-4886 Craft Fair at Spencer ation for ElBerl V and Han- repairs — Complete kit­ anytime. Village Rec Hall, Pastel BlcoppeB.6<7-75a. Coring ft Loving, Li­ chens, b ath s, garoges, od- Lane. Saturday, 9/21, censed Day Core t n m dltions, dormers, (C>lWbyNEA.lne. 10am-3pm. Sunday, 9/22, Chest Freezer, $75. Dryer, Dellverina rich loom— 5 ho* full time openliw* (or Porrond Remodeling — porches, dodts. No lob needs part, $15. 12” Black 12noon-4pm. Roffel &Tag yords, $0$ plus tax. Sand, p r e s c h o 0 I e r s > too laege or small. Call Sale. Cobtnets, roofing, gut­ Reagan says and white TV, $15.649-5444 (ravel, ft stone. M3-OS04. Manfhestor, near 1-84. ters, room additions, Larry, 6498^ CELEBRITY CIPHER Second quake after 5pm. 6448640. decks, all types of remo­ <»ooB (hrailty Bockhoe deling ond repair*. FREE HEATtlHi/ •n o th o r. Todty'B cIub: Q BquBiB V. 6 ft. Pine Table with and Excavothig Work. EZ Home imixhvement. estimates. Fully insured. benches. Good condition. Bockhoe, excoYotlon imd Moke your home beauti­ PLUMNHG by CONNIE WIENER he’s fully fit Tag Sole — Saturday, TeleidMne 6438017, after $450. Call 649-4269 or 649- snow plowing. No prob­ ful ogam. Pointing lonms, 6pm, (W-8S09. 2849 evenings. 9/21, 35 Flower Street, lem. Coll Independent corpentry and repair*. “ L VHKRYAM NLYUP YB Manchester. 8am-1pm. FOgartv Brothers — Ba­ 2 Construction Co., 456- 647-9395. rocks Mexico, Woodstoye, miscellane­ Leon Oeszynski Builder throom remodeling; In­ Mahogany Dining Room 8865. PHALB YAKMJYRYUW PLY after checkup Set & Buffet, $375. Maho­ ous, clothing, etc. — New homes, additions, stallation water heaters, gany Hutch, $50. Very old remodeling, roc rooms, garboge disposals; faucet Wing bock chair, $50. \rimm garages, kitchen* remo­ repoirs. 6498539. Vlso/M VMRICA RMI UPCVM FPC WASHINGTON (DPI) — President Reagan went to 647-8602. deled, ceilings, both tile, osterCord accepted. the' hospital Friday for a "normal and routine" dormers, roofing. Resl- JPMXYVP YU* LVUXLW.” — physical exam and emerged less than an hour later Typing — Large or small None your own price causing panic Blue Rug — 9 x 12. Good Multi Family Tog Sale — Pother and son. Post, dsntioi or orntmercial. declaring he had made a "complete recovery” from September 21st,9am-2pm. lob*. Accurote- 6498291. condition. $35. 649-4479. professional. S T M ^ dependable service. PLGMRCJ8 MRRYV. major cancer surgery. Much furniture, riding Pointing, Paperhanging FLOOffiNG Reagan entered the Bethesda Naval Hospital about MEXICO CITY (UPI) - A second mower, many household PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Do not trust your memory; It Is Bookkeeping Services for ft Removal. Call 646-5761. Robert E. Jarvis, a net full of holes; the most beautiful prizes slip through 1:15 p.m. EDT for his first physical checkup since major earthquake rocked Mexico City Dazed survivors Items. Lots of good things. BuHding-Ramodellng Floor sanding — Floor* the sm all business o r In d l- , It." — Georges Duhamel. July 13 when surgeons removed a cancerous growth Friday sending already panicky resi­ 31 Gerard Street (off East John Oeerr — Painting S oei^ltt. AiMHons. gar- like new. Specializing In roam the ruins Center). vlduol personal records. from his colon. dents screaming into the streets as King Size Wayeless Wa- 12 years full charge expo- contractor, interior, exte­ age*, roofing, siding, kit­ older floors, nofural and Responding to reporters' shouted questions when he terbed — Complete, mir­ rescuers dug through rubble for victims — page 4 rlence. Talk to me about rior, Insured.. Quality chens, bathrooms, re- stained floors. No waxing came out of the hospital 51 minutes later, Reagan of an earlier temblor that may have rored bookcase head- Tag Sale — 56 Litchfield work, off season rates. placement anymore. John Verfallle. Street, Manchester. Sat­ your needs. Call Lucille, I^MDTDRCYCLES/ MISCELLANEDUS said, "100 percent complete recovery.” killed up to 3,000 people. board with lights. 52B-7311. Call 6498248 after 5pm. wdndews/doors. 643-6712, C a ll 646-5750. Excellent condition. 647- urday, 9/21/85, 9am-5pm. L i l BICYCLES 1AUTDMDTIVE The 74-year-old chief executive appeared to be The second quaice struck at 7:37 p.m. 9867. Chainsaw, children's limping as he headed for his Marine helicopter but (9:37 p.m. EDT) and measured 7.3 on from the outpatient medical unit, the toys, household Items. fended off a question by saying, "I've had a limp since 1982 F350 Ford truck with BMX Puch Bicycle — the Richter scale, said John Minsch, a agency said. The others are trapped in cops, 19,000 miles. 742- Loaded with extras, less 1949 when I broke my leg." spokesman for the National Earth­ the main section of the building, which MISCELLANEOUS 8000. than half-price. $75. 643- U was not known when results of the tests would be quake Information Center in Golden, has not yet been cleared. 5478. released, or how detailed the disclosure would be. A (iolo. He said the temblor was centered Some of the trapped are still alive and ID FOR SALE White House statement issued Tuesday said Reagan Saturday, 10am-4pm. 38 about 250 miles southwest of Mexico being given air through pipes, the Hundreds of readers turn would have "the first of his normal and routine City, about the same area as Thurs­ agency said. It was not known how Peer shaped half karat East Eldrldge. Furniture, 1974 Ford Super Van — to Classified every day Bikes, Ladles leather Tires 78/14 — Mounted on post-operative exams,” with results to be announced day's quake. Friday’s quake would affect the rescue diamond ring. One year Good tires. Running con­ searching for some par­ coat, clothing, collecti­ Toyota wheels. Radial. next week. Sirens immediately started screech­ effort. old. $800. Must sell. Call Two Family — Furniture, dition. $200. 649-8007 after ticular Item. Will your od Saturday, September $90 For all five. Call White House spokesman Larry Speakes, who was The gynecology unit and the resident after 5pm. 872-8225. bles, toys and whatever. tools, tires, windows and 4pm. 77 Transom — Good con­ be there? 643-2711. ing and terrified people poured into the many other Items. 9/21, 21st, 10am-3pm. 54 Rich­ dition. Asking $3,000 or 643-6832. thrust into controversy about disclosure of medical streets in the downtown area of Mexico living quarters of the General Hospital Retired — Tool-makers Coventry — 3 Family. Bam-4pm. Saturday. 390 mond Drive, (Corner best offer. 742-9549. details after the operation and again after a cancerous City, which had been the hardest hit in of Mexico was also completely des­ Flog), telephone bench, 78 Datsun F10 — Stand­ skin lesion was removed from Reagan's nose July 30, tools, also (3erstner Tool 9/21, 9/22, 9am-5pm. 136 Hlllstown Road, ard, hatchbek, front nqjRECREATIDN the earlier quake. troyed by Thursday’s quake, trapping box (or sale. Telephone Ireland Drlve(off of South Manchester. pole lamp, household TOWN OF eOLTON would not go beyond that statement Friday. "Go! Go! Go!" one frightened tourist 400 people, the agency said. Items. wheel drive. Excellent I I VEHICLES UGAL NOTICI 643-5073. Street). Baby furniture condition. Single owner. Friday's tests included a chest X-ray, taking of yelled to his wife as they hurtled down The area also was menaced by gas and clothes, toys, house- Tag Sate — Saturday, $1,950. 742-9784. The Town of Bolton Planning blood samples and a computerized scan of vital the stairway of the Crown Plaza Hotel leaks. Pace Arrow, 1983 — 31' Salel Red Goose Farm wares, furniture. September 21st, 10am- 1974 Red VW Superbeetle Commission will hold a Pub­ organs. The president is due for another visual motor home. Used 8 lic Hearing on October 1, at S and into the street. The capital's 18 million people feared Antiques — 20 percent off 4pm. 84 Bigelow Street. — 105,000 miles, excellent examination of his colon in December. the worst for friends and relatives still Household Items and months. Like new. Call p.m.. In the Fireplace Room Thousands of people lined the center Victorian lights, rare Moylng Out Of State Tag Renault Alliance, 1983 — running condition. Cus­ at the Town Hall. The pur­ The president, accompanied by first lady Nancy mall of the Paseo de la Reforma. The trapped under tons of concrete and hand made eyelet on Sale — Furniture, dishes, more. Weather Tog Sole — Baseball after 4pm, 8758369. pose Is to consider comments cards(commons and FM cassette, 4 speed, tom radio. Vintage Club. Reagan, traveled by helicopter to the Bethesda quake was almost as powerful as debris. An American couple was feared nightdresses, robes, Irish commemoratives, permitting. mint, rustproofed, gar­ $1,400. 875-1712. upon 0 subdivision proposed facility where 18 inches of his colon was removed nine stamp collection. 8 Tracy stars). Record albums by Poul Flono to divide o 31 Thursday's quake that registered 7.8 on dead. blouses, etc. Saturday, aged. $3,995. 643-4842 acre property Inte 19 lots, weeks ago. After the tests, they flew to Camp David, Sunday, 12-5. 742-9137. Drive, Manchester. Satur­ and other household the Richter scale, killing an estimated "It was the apocalypse, " said Miguel Items. Saturday, 9om- anytime. Mazda RX71980 LS Series. MISCELLANEDUS with 0 new street. Theprop- Md., for the weekend. S day, 9/21, 9am til 4pm. ertv Is the former Lombardi 3,000 people and injuring more than Antonio Torado. 32, a street sweeper. 4pm. 114 Harlan Street. Air, leather package, ID AUTDMDTIVE As he entered the hospital, the president shook his Black Winter Pants Coat 55,000 miles. Asking form on the west side of West ' 5,000. “ It was the Judgment Day. It was the Entire Contents of House Mustang Ghia, 79 — Street, opposite the School head "no" when asked if he was scared. — Stylish, 80 percent September 19th, 20th, 21st. $7,200. Call 7428141. The second quake caused new dam­ angel of death come to Earth,” — Furniture, gas applian­ White, 3 door, 4 cylinder, 4 Rood Intersection. Reagan was dressed casually when he left the White wool, XLarge, original 10am-4pm. 30 Crosby speed, stereo cassette, For Sale — Class I Hitch. ages to some buildings, witnesses said. The Excelsior and El Universal ces, clothing, fishing and Saturday ft Sunday, 21/22, Fits Chevy Impala R. E. GORTON House — a yellow Western-style short-sleeve shirt and sale p ric e $75. $20- Road. photo equipment, ma­ sunroof, wire wheels, Some floors of hotels and offices newspapers quoted city officials as bargatn, 649-0032. 9am-3pm. Wood, tires, 1972 Ford (Salaxy — Runs Wagon. $18. Coll 649-6646 CHAIRMAN green slacks. Mrs. Reagan carried a huge birthday chines, toolchest, Chino, miscellaneous, curtains, very clean. $2,300.647-7576 well, $350 or best offer. 047-09 buckled in the center and debris saying 3,000 people died when the first Tag Sole — 106 Carpenter glass, household miscel­ after 5pm. anytime. card and a beribboned package of biscuits for their tumbled into the street. temblor erupted on the quake-prone Electrolux Super Rug Road. Draperies, bicy­ children's Item*. 61 Crest- 649-5490. laneous and collectibles. wood Drive, Manchester. sheep dog Lucky, who was celebrating her first The quake also caused further southwestern coast and sent shock Cleaner & floor polisher cles, king sized beds­ Saturday, September birthday. with all fittings. Never preads, children's toys. damage to already weakened struc­ waves felt as far as Texas. Mexico City, 21st, 9om-5om. 66 Stevens As they neared the helicopter, an attendant took tures, and to the estimated 1,000 people 190 miles to the northeast, was jolted for E used. $95. Cost $250. 649- Saturday, 21st, 9am-1pm. Street(off Coburn Rood), CARS/TRUCKS Lucky's leash from the first lady and led the canine 7944. still believed trapped in collapsed five minutes. Manchester. FDR SALE bacit to the White House. The dog was driven to the buildings. There was no immediate Officials at the Colorado earthquake For Sole — Large Federal hospital later to join the Reagans for the trip to their report of new injuries. center said dozens of mild aftershocks (our beam Blue light. $50. Huge Tag Sale — Many 1990 Chew Citation — 4 retreat in the Catoctin Mountains. The second quake struck as thou­ were recorded Thursday night and 7428101. South Windsor — 9am- antiques, 41 Keeney door, hatchback, auto- Speakes, when asked earlier Friday about release sands of rescue workers, guided by Friday, the strongest of which was 4,8 3pm, Saturday, Sep­ Drlve, (off Route 44), mafic, air, FM stereo of the test results said he would "have to wait to see piercing cries of "help," clawed on the Richter scale in the area of the Bolton. Friday, Saturday cassette. 69,500 miles. Combination Storm Door tember 21st, 53 Meadow FALL SPECIAL what I see from the doctors” before deciding. through collapsed buildings and fed main temblor near the coast. But the 36”, left hinge, like new. Road(Opposlte 500 Gra­ ft Sundoy. 9- 4______Good condition. 649-4459. He said he has to maintain a "balance” between the Herald photo by Tarquinio trapped survivors through tubes in the aftershocks were barely felt in Mexico $45. 647-7605. ham Road.) Clean, qual­ Antiques, Furniture, 5 doctor-patient relationship, which first lady Nancy rubble of Thursday's devastating City until Friday’s quake. v P ity, houshold Items. 5 HP 1977 Datsun Pickup — Reagan has insisted on maintaining strictly, and the speed bicycles, miscel­ Automatic, 7 ft. bed, air, quake. Most of the dead were feared in Lawn Sweeper — 30” shredder, mower, furni­ laneous. 20 Clyde Road, public's right to know about the president's health. wide. Push or pull behind ture, antiques, toboggan, cap with overhead. Best Checking It twice Reports late Friday from the official Mexico City, where officials tried to 9am-3pm, 9/21. offer. 742-8843 weekdays During Reagan's eight-day hospital stay in July, Notimex news agency said nearly 1,500 bury the bodies quickly to guard against riding mower. Good con­ heaters, bicycles. Mrs. Reagan let it be known she resented probing dition. Asking $75. For after 6pm or weekends Mary P. Cheney of Farmington checks a chart of the Cheney people were trapped in two hospitals outbreaks of disease. Some 300 deaths Moving Sale — In House. anytime. = n o questions from the press and the release of some grass or leaves. 6438777. September 21st, 9am-3pm. 10 + 1 0 clan as she arranges photographs in chronological order for an knocked down in Thursday’s quake. were reported in small towns outside 90 Summift Street. Satur­ 4 Margaret Road, off detailed medicql information. After the nose Notimex said the 12-story Juarez Mexico City. day, 9/21. 9am-3pm. Ap­ 1976 Pontiac Catalina — 8 operation, there was confusion about whether a exhibit in Cheney Hall. The exhibit is part of the Cheney family Exercycle with odometer Hilliard Street. 2 Fami­ pliances, furniture, exer- Hospital completely collapsed Thurs­ Mexico City Mayor Ramon Aguirre and speedometer. Never lies. Housewares, games cylinder. Power steering, biopsy had been performed on the removed tissue. reunion which is being held this weekend in conjunction with day, trapping 350 patients and 600 said an estimated 1,000 bodies had been cvcle, new curtains and power brakes, automatic, used. Originally $100. Now and more. rugs, antiques, musical The last time Reagan went to the naval hospital for the 200th anniversary of the Cheney Homestead. There are 142 employees, among them 40 doctors and recovered and at least 1,000 other $60. 6468229. radio, new starter and YES IT DOES! a checkup, a year after a removal of a non-cancerous Instruments and numer­ hospital executives. people remained trapped alive in the Toys, Curtains, shades, exhaust system. 66,000 members of the Cheney family registered for all or parts of this ous miscellaneous Items. growth in his colon, doctors performed a colonoscopy So far, only 32 bodies have been pulled ruins of some 2!>0 multi-story buildings. Woodstoye — Cast-Iron, Nashua woodstove, pic­ plus miles. $1,300 or best examination and discovered a cancerous 2-inch polyp. weekend’s festivities. federal airtight by Consol­ ture frames, furniture, offer. Call 646-4886 Saturday, September anytime. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD They operated the next day. idated Dutchwurst. Dou­ miscellaneous Items. 21st, 10am-4pm. 133 Lenox It was later learned that 10 days earlier, discussions ble Doors. $99. 8758736 9/21, 9/22, 9am-2pm. 63 Street, Manchester. 1979 Honda XL500 — Ex­ began about the temporary transfer of presidential after )pm. Ralph Rood, Manches- Storm doors, storm win­ ter(Spencer Street to Hlll­ cellent condition, low mi­ FOR power to Vice President George Bush. State’s new lottery game linked to history dows and window slash, leage. 6468487. Bush was in Washington Friday meeting with Woodstove — Fits In fire­ stown to Redwood to baby crib ft playpen and place. Better then Ben. Ralph). families of the six Americans held hostage in crafts. Lebanon. NEWINGTON (UPI) - A new instant nings and offer a grand-prize drawing life, said J. Blaine Lewis Jr., director of Again, should the ticket, have a Excellent condition. $75. doubling symbol, the winners would 647-1923. Saturday ft Sunday, 9am- lottery game will start next week with a at the end of the game, awarding a the lottery unit in the state Division of 4pm. 3 Family, toys, Tog Sale — 19 Crinton I theme tied to Connecticut's 350th lucky winner $1,635 a week for life. Special Revenue in Newington. recieve $700 a week for life. I^ewis said. clothes, baby Items, and Street, Saturday, 9/21, 1979 Red Honda Accord — DAYS birthday celebration and a chance to The year 1635 is the much- debated Lottery officials selected the most The state has had printed 26.1 million tam-2pm. Raindate, Sun­ 4 door. Air, high mileage, 10 Inside Today date Connecticut has decided to use for popular features from previous instant Double Celebration tickets, but could HOME AND household miscellaneous. win big that is based on state history, 34 McKee Street. day. 1977 -Mercury Mo­ runs well. $1,812 or best lottery officials said Friday. the founding of the Constitution State as games and incorporated them into the increase the number for sale if demand GARDEN narch, runs good, kitchen offer. 633-2479 between 5- The new game is dubbed “ Double a British colony and the $1,635 will be format for the the Double Celebration is high enough, he said. table, skis/boots, kitchen I 24 pages, 2 sections 7pm. game, he said. The basic format — scratching off the Items, teen's clothes, Celebration" and the scratch-and- rich reminder of how long the state has Dig Your Own Mums — 21 +10 WORDS ___ 14 Obituaries- . 1 2 match tickets are touted as the "biggest been settled. Other features include two "mini­ covering ffom spaces to match three miscellaneous. beautiful varieties, also 1979 Ford Pinto — Good Claisllled. . 22-24 Opinion___ - 6 and best” ever in terms of winnings and Should the winning ticket selected for grand prize" drawings mid-way amounts or two amounts plus a Tag Sale — Household running condition, no Comics__ ___ 10 Sporls____ pumpkins, squash, on­ the grand prize have a doubling symbol, through the period that will pay $350 a doubling symbol — will be the same as ions, tomatoes, apples Items, books, clothes. Sat­ Tag Sale — Two family, rust, new muffler, new ___ 14 Television- expected sales, which start Tuesday. urday, 9/21, 8:30am8pm. I . 2 Weather- ■The instant tickets will include the state will sacrifice symbolism to week for life to the winners of those that used in previous instant lottery and cider at the Hurst Saturday, September radlals. $1,400 negotiable. 2 games, Lewis said. Berry Farm, 46 East 98 Walnut Street, 21st, 66 Deerfield Drive, 649-3790. special symbols that double any win­ double the payoff to $3,270 a week for "anniversary drawings. Street, Andover, 'A mile Manchester. 10am-3pm. Coleman ?s'10 DOLLARS East of Gay City Park, Stove and lantern, big 74 Fifth Wheel Wilderness 9,1 646-6536. Tag Sale — Saturday, wheels, toys, books, rock­ Camper. $4,500. Top con­ September 21st, 9am- ing chair. Baby crib and dition. 742-8000. (A *24 Value) Variety of House Plants— 12noon. 44 McKee Street, miscellaneous. Record rating push not popular In town Outdoor bushes, ground Dining table, 4 chairs, 1979 Delta 88 Oldsmoblle 10 word maximum, non commercial covers, very reasonable, braided rugs, projector, Bolton — Clothes, books, — Delsel, power brakes, By Kevin Flood Members of the PMRC and the shopping malls might stop carry­ stuff, but I’m worried about where private home. 649-6486. miscellaneous. small appliances, exer­ power steering, tilt wheel, advertisers only. Ad must run from Herald Reporter NPTA say the labels are needed to ing "R " rated records altogether it would end, what it would really cise equipment, furniture, brand new MIchelln tires. alert parents when their children out of fear that image-conscious cover,” he said. "I assume that the Tag Sale — September dishes and more. I l l Ver­ Excellent condition. 742- Sept. 23 thru Oct. 3rd, 198.5. Ad may be mall owners might terminate their system would only cover rock 21st, 100 Prospect Street. non Road, 9/21, 9/22, Demands that warning labels be buy records containing such songs INVITATION TO IIP 8000. leases. albums. But when you stop and S eaM bids will be received 10am-4pm. Miscellaneous 10am-4pm. cancelled, but no refunds will be given placed on records or tapes that as “ Darling Nikki," a Prince tune "I guess there should be some think about it, there are a lot of ITS' In the Generol Services' of­ good stuff, Raindate, Sun­ Renault Alliance — 1984.5 have potentially objectionable lyr­ describing a woman masturbating fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ ics are getting a lot of attention in in a hotel lobby, and Judas Priest's kind of label saying something's country albums that could have the ter, CT until 11:00o.m. on the day. No early birds. Saturday, 9/21, 9am. 105 speed, air, AM/FM on this special. dote shown below (or the (al­ Branford Street. Collecti­ Cassette. Power steering. Washington lately, but those push­ “ Eat Me Alive,” a song about oral explicit or whatever," Paggioli same kind of stuff.” lowing: Tag Sale — Saturday, bles, bells, tapes, glass­ $5,200 or best offer. 646- ing the idea won’t find much sex. said. "But a rating system is just Obuchowski said he could under­ OCT. I, ins - September 21st, 9am until ware, prints, furniture. support in the record stores of too much. " 5741. But local record buyers and stand why parents would have ROADSIDE SALE OF ?. Many household, baby, Quality Items. Manchester. Record Breaker manager Craig LOG MATERIAL record-store workers said Friday problems with some of today's furniture Items. 21 Alton "It’s a joke. It's pure censor­ Dake said a rating system proba­ music. For an example, he went to OCT. 10, in s - Street. NOTICE OF PROPOBEP CALL NOW the groups have missed the mark. bly wouldn't do much harm to his ONE (1) NEW FIBER­ ABtUMPTION OF LIABILITlIt ship," 18-year-old Shawn Hol­ “ It won’t make any difference. If one of his store’s racks and pulled GLASS UTILITY BODY combe of Andover said Friday as business. In fact, he said, it might out an album by a group called the \ OCT. 10, ins - UQUOR KRMIT Notice It hereby given that the Savings Bonk of Manchester, kids want to buy an 'R' rated draw more customers, "I think a V NOTICI OF AFFLICATION so you won’t miss this great he browsed through the racks at Storm . Troopers of Death. It REPAIR, RENOVATIONS & Manchester, CT has mode application to the Federal Depo­ record, they'll buy it," 16-year-old lot of people would see what’s on ADDITIONS TO OUTSIDE sit Insurance Corporation, Washington, D.C. 20429, for Its the Record Breaker shop in the Peter D'Engenis of South Windsor included such ditties as "Kill RACQUETBALL COURTS This It to olvt notice that I, written consent to ossume liability to pay deposits mode In opportunity! Manchester Parkade. "I'd buy television and in the papers and Yourself" and "Premenstrual - CHARTER OAK PARK BARBARA J. LANGDO 01219 the Heritage Savings ft Loon, Tolland, CT. said at Record Breaker Friday. REYNOLDS DRIVE, COV­ them (the records that would be say, ‘Whoai What am I missing?" Blues." OCT. 14, in s - ENTRY, CT 0423S hove filed This notice It published pursuant to Section 1B(c) of the Fe­ labeled) just to support the stuff." he said. PURCHASE OF HIGH deral Deposit Inturonce Act. on opollcotlon plocordtd A Senate panel heard testimony “ I GUESS SOMETHING like "There are some songs that are "On the one hand. I'm a little BAND DASH MOUNT SEPTEMBER 5,19SS with the Any person wishing to comment on this application may file concerned about seeing artists MOBILE RADIOS Oeoortment of Liquor Con­ his/her comments In writing with the Regional Director of Thursday on record-labeling sys­ that would keep it (the objectiona­ very excessive." clerk Ray La- The Town of Manchester Is trol o RESTAURANT LI­ tti* Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at Its Regional IHanrlirstrr Hrrali'i tems proposed by two groups — the ble material) out of the chain mourex said. "But they have a censored," he said. "But calling on equal opportunity em­ QUOR for the sole of alco­ C ^ce 40 State St., 17th floor, Boston, Mott. If any person de­ Parents Music Resource Center, a stores like Caldor,” he said. "But right to be that way if they want to. this stuff art is pushing it a little too ployer, and requires on affir­ holic liquor on the premltet sires to protest the granting of this application, such parson far.” mative action policy for all of S90 COVENTRY ROAD, BOL­ has 0 right to do so It the protest Is filed with the Regional Di­ group led by the wives of several smaller stores like this one will still If parents want to keep stuff away Its Contractors and Vendors TON, CT 06040. The business rector by Oct. 21,19S5. The nonconfldentlol portions of the prominent Washington officials, have them.” from their kids, fine. But they In the end, Obuchowski indi­ os 0 condition of doing busi­ will be owned by BARBARA application ore on (He In the Regional Office os port of the and the National Parent Teachers When asked if a labeling system should listen to it themselves and cated he was inclined to oppose ness with the Town, os per J. LANGDO of 219 REY­ public file maintained by the Corporation. This file Isovolla- 643-2711 Federal Order 11244. NOLDS DRIVE, COVEN­ ble (or public Inspection during regular business hours. Association. The groups would like would affect his record buying not force labels on records." labeling. “ There are parents who Herald photo by Flood Bid forms, plons and specifi­ TRY, CT 04231 and will be Sept. IS, I9SS 8: 30am - 5pm to see record companies place habits, D'Engenis said, “ Not in the come in here at Christmas time cations ore available at the conducted by BARBARA J. least.” OVER AT RECORD WORLD, Chuck Obuchowski stands Friday in the Record World General Services' office. LANGDO os permittee. SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER “ R ," or “ restricted,” labels on and ask, ‘Is this suitable for my 11- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 923 Moln St., Manchester, CT Monday thru Friday records or tapes that have lyrics Another Record Breaker custo­ another Parkade record shop, or 12-year-old daughter?' and so store at the Manchester Parkade. Obuchowski, who CT BARBARA J. LANGDO Doted 9/7/SS HERITAGE SAVINGS & LOAN with explicit sexual language and mer, 20-year-old John Paggioli of manager Chuck Obuchowski said forth,” he said. "And that’s fine. I manages the store, says some of the records being sold ROBERT B. WEISS, 1007 Main St.« Monchesttr. CT those containing songs that deal Henry Street, said he agrees with he had mixed feelings about a think maybe it should be up to GENERAL MANAGER 04389 are far from "art,” but thinks parents should judge for 04289 044-09 w ith violence, drugs, alcohol, or rock performer Frank Zappa’s lalieling system. parents themselves to decide if a the occult. argument that record shops in "There is a lot of objectionable record's OK." themselves rather than relying on a rating system.