21 - MANC HKSTKK H K H AU ). \Vc(liu s(la\, April 25, 1984 Bags have something in common with historic documents it," he said. pride> 1into ... .1 the person — making thifi... Verlon Rowe, general m:m!iDl*rmanager 1..I1.talk about. Not just a niiK-hini'machine.' " miiki'Kmakes him '‘UlM'SOhtlllV "personally commit- commit­ it. hC SOid. TRENTON. N.J. (I'Pl) - They The brown grocery bag as we bags. ' said Ted Dully, manugerol of the bag and sack division for Tom Smith ol Richmond. Va. ted to doing a good job. ore u.scd iind obused. :ind mo.st know it today was born in 1910 This man wishes Kennedy drinking \ retail packaging lor Pnion Camp Georgia Pacific s Richmond. Va., runs olf about 130,IH(0 bugs each Town’s Sarah Keleher people hondle them do/.en.s ol "You cun go back and see the when manufacturers began mak­ Corp. of Wayne, N.J. plant, cooked up Ihe idea ol bug day at the Georgia Pacilic plant. times ii week, but they hove one work you've done. I even go ing Ihe bug out of a new kind ol •'ll also tells you. il there is a signatures years ago when the When he goes into a supermarket, before his death thing in common with ii urieele.ss looking (in stores) when it's time to paper called "kraft, " which is doesn’t forget elderly to talk daddyhood quality problem, who ran Ihe bug company was having problems Iriends recognize his name on Ihe pointing, onimportont letterorlhe bag (groceries)," Morgan said. "1 German for strength. Over the so you can go back and talk to the with detective bags. bag. have a lot of friends and they pick page 4 Deelorolion ol Indepeiuleiiee. "We had a supervisors' meeting "It's a good idea because you are years, the materials used in the ... page 3 page 11 The lowly poper bog. just like o person." up the bags and say. 1 didn't know manufacture of the bag have been The practice ol putting a signa­ to decide what to do to instill pride more aware of what you are Pieas.so pointing, now has a uiu work for Georgia P acific.'" strengthened but the overall de­ ture on the bottom of a bag is and workmanship in the product." doin g," Smith said. signiiture revealing the identity ol sign has remained relatively relatively new and not wide-spread. Rowe said. "When you put a man's John Morgan, one of Smith's "II you make a bad product, you its maker. For some who do. it seems to work. name on it. you have somebody to co-workers, said signing the bag cun go back and find out who did unchanged. 'W e u.se the signature to instill

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t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 26. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 26. 1984 - 3 Mancfioster’s outreach worker Brandeis wants Its grads to use education to get jobs Manchester more liberally educated you are, arts education.” , WALTHAM. Mass. (D PI) - At Brandeis University, with Hirsch. THE HIATT PROGRAM in­ Larry Naishtut, assistant dirM- She says Brandeis wanU stu­ cludes intemshi{s, guidance and the better for them.” she says. in Brief Sarah Keleher doesn’t forget elderly Like the wistful character in the more than 3,600 liberal arts ma­ tor of executive recruitment at the dents to feel their education is not “ Alumni come back consistently late Harry Chapin’s song “ Taxi," jors, students soon will have some options for selecting courses to New York retail chain Abrahafn and say ‘thank God for my liberal going to the Salvation Army lunch?' many liberal arts majors in college help in putting their education to only spiritually rewarding, but prepare them for w oi^ and Straus, says “ business peopje Meg Harvey wins double By Sarah E. Hall pragmatic and a study that may arts education.’ They see a busi­ The first drop-off made, .slicdroveoll worry they will wind up not behind use — and in finding work. For example, history majors are looking to liberal arts majors. Herald Reporter ness school graduate who can't to pick up some others. Sometimes old a desk, but as philosopher cab better prepare them for most involved in research and writing We look for people who afe Margaret L. Harvey of 19 Grove St., recently careers. might find their skills applicable to write, an MBA who can’t do basic named valedictorian of Manchester High people resent her visits, she .said. drivers. THIS MONTTi, the school opened flexible, who have demonstrated It was a not-so-unusual Wednesday. working on a magazine. communications. ’ ’ ^booTs Class of 1984, has placed as one of 500 Sometimes, even when they won't let It is a fear that has pushed many the Hiatt Career Development “ The notion about liberal arts an ability to think and learn.” ' In a sparsely furnished Main Street The students'will participate in a How can a liberal arts back­ finalists nationwide in the Presidential Scholars her in, she said, they’ll speak to her from arts and humanities into Center, a facility aimed at helping training is you don’t have to think Charles Brown, chairman hf apartment, s ^ helped one old man find “ shadbw program” working ground prepare students for var­ Program. through the door. business administration or high- students understand the worUi of about selecting a major. Politics American Telephone and Tel^ a basin and Epsom salts to soak his alongside professionals in bank­ ious careers? “We’re excited. She’s the first Presidential Neighbors, friends, the Visiting tech. And, say college officials and liberal . arts and its practical majors don’t go out and become graph Co. told a conference ]>f feet. Across town, she reminded ing, journalism, medicine, law and Scholars finalist at Manchester High School that Nurses Association, the Manchester business executives alike, some application in the working world. politicians and history majora corporate and academic leaders another to pay his gas bill. And at a other fields. More than 300 “ career LIKE THE CLASSICAL educa­ we know of," Principal Jacob Ludes III said Area Conference of Churches — all liberal arts students wonder about “ Brandeis and other liberal arts don’t go out and become last year “ there is a ... centrhl Salvation Arm y luncheon for senior coaches,” who are alumni, will tion traditionally offered at better today. He said she’s decided to attend Duke refer elderly people who arc alone and the value of their education. institutions have felt a lot of historians.” place for the humanities and the citizens, she made sure everyone who pressure. Students were perceiv­ assist. schools, says Ms. Hirsch. liberal University next fall. wanted seconds got them. failing to her, she said. Now, some businesses have arts “ is designed to prepare the liberal arts graduate in business/’ found that liberal arts majors are ing if they did not study obviously Instead, she says, students will “We're saying 'go ahead and Fcom the 500 finalists, 141 will be selected in Her name is Sarah Keleher, and as student tor life, and the leaders of relevant areas... they would not be get computer-assisted help in study what you love. It can be The Congo River is the on^y early May to attend a June conference in the town's elderly outreach worker SHE S A lb she has to be careful not to formidable competitors for stu­ most major corporations have dents who specialize in business able to work, they would drive a determining how their desires and philosophy, history or economics major African watemay that Washington. Selection is based not only on since 1980, she's not afraid to get tred on the rights of the elderly, and IcUs cab when they graduated," says education can fit into life after and you can still work when you come to depend on the knowledge academic excellence, but also achievement in the involved. them live in squalor if that's their and other vocationally oriented gained through a strong liberal crosses the Equator twice. colleges. center Director Marcie Schorr Brandeis. finish. Businesses have found the creative and performing arts, leadership, com­ The federal funding for her job runs choice. munity service, and more. out in December 1984, and the Human She spoke admiringly of one ofl-beat Services Department has asked to keep client, a homele.ss S-Vyear old man Waiting lists increase her on as a town employee. For the time named Albert who hitchhikes up and Weather being, her job hangs in the balance of down the East coa.st. Thin, wiry and Peopletiilk The number of people on the waiting lists for the oudget-himing process. nervous as a chicken, he emerged from federally subsidized and elderly housing in “ I don't want to be taking over older his cold-weather residence at the home Today’s forecasts Manchester has increased substantially since people’s lives or anything,” Mrs. of MACC executive director Nancy March, Carol Shanley, executive director of the Keleher, 28, said Wednesday. “ I’m Well endowed dreams ConnecUcni, Massachusetts and Carr, and hopped (almost) in the car. Housing Authority, said Wednesday night. really concerned about helping too Albert was so hard of hearing that A nationwide search is under way for nominees Rhode Island: Sunny west portions A total of 91 people are currently waiting for much.” and partly sunny east portions Mrs. Keleher had to shout her hello. At for the sixth annual W. Clement Stone “ Endow a housing subsidized through the federal Section 8 “ Just knowing I ’m there, just know­ the senior citizens' lunch, his $1 Dream” award to be awarded in October by a today. Highs in the 50s along the program, under which tenants pay rents no ing someone knows they’re alive” shore to 60s inland. Clear tonight donation was on the table before he committee co-chaired by Art Linkletter and Pat greater than 30 percent of their income, she said. helps some elderly get by, she claimed. finished his beef stew. Boone. Selected for overcoming adversity and with tows in the 40s. Friday sunny. When the authority met March 21, only 84 people Mrs. Keleher, who her clients know Mild inland with highs in the 70s In answer to a note asking how he met making a meaningful contribution to humanity, were on the list. simply as “ Sarah,” has contact with 30 but cool along the shore with highs the outreach worker, Albert said, “ She the recipient receives a $75,000grant Irom the W. The number of people on the waiting list for or 40 people per week. “ Most of those just came in there one day — that’s all 1 Clement and Jessie V. Stone Foundation. in the 50s. elderly housing also increased, from 214 in March we’re working with are isolated, Maine: Clearing slowly from know. She brought me up .some Last year’s winner, Debbie McKeithan of to 231 this month. home-bound, low-income,” she said. west to east today. Highs in the 50s. magazines, there, last week” Charlotte, N.C, was struck by a debilitating She played chauffeur Wednesday, To his left. Mrs. Keleher was malady at age 19 that left her speechless, nearly Clear tonight. Lows 35 to 40. Sunny traveling from house to house in a Friday. Highs in the 60s. listening to one man talk about his blind and epileptic. She went on to become the Maffe gripes about cost rattling, town-owned car, taking a dentures falling out. founder of Handicapped Organized Women, a New Hampshire: Becoming half-dozen elderly people out to a support group for females. partly to mostly sunny by this At the school board meeting earlier this week, geriatric clinic. " I ’ll tell you, the job is not dull, ’ she afternoon. Highs in the mid 50s to member Francis Maffe Jr. complained that a Her first stop was at Frank Dalessan- said later. When not making visits, mid 60s. Clear tonight. Lows 35 to listing of Manchester High School activities for dro’s apartment on Main Street, a she’s often on the phone, calling to I < (AlMIssluN 40. Sunny Friday. Highs in the 60s seniors, brought home by hisdaughter, "read like run-down but neat place with a rusting complain about delayed P'ood Stamp north to low 70s south. the national debt.” ‘ I I ^ v' ( t M \ 1 y reel-lawnmower on the back porch. benefits, checking up on an invalid, Vermont: Sunny and mild today “ I know there are a lot of children who do not telling someone else about elderly tax People’s face-off N I R \Nt ISMi Before she was through the door, she with highs 60 to 65. Clear and cool come from affluent homes, and I don’t know how relief. Diane Wicks, her co-worker, Who are the “ 10 Great Faces” selected by was telling the 83-year-old man that a W'tKI) HONOR tonight. Lows 30 to 40. Sunny and Becoming mostly sunny they’ll meet the expense,” he said. Costs include Herald photo by Tarquinio does much of the same. Some 40 People magazine? Judges Truman Capote. reporter was tagging along. warm Friday. Highs 70 to 75. $45 per couple for the senior prom, and $21 per volunteers, dubbed the Friendly Visit­ Gloria Steinem and Andy Warhol picked Meryl i If N y K I ', \ I I I Today: Becoming mostly sunny. Highs 65 to 70. Northerly winds 10 to “ W e’re going to be famous, Frank.” Long Island Sound: Small craft student for the senior picnic. Helping someone like Main Street resident Frank Dalessandro ing Volunteers, fill in with home visits. Streep, Princess Diana and Mel Gibson in the 20 mph. Tonight: Clear. Lows around 40. Northwest winds around 10 “ Would you mind having your advisory discontinued at 4 a.m. School Superintendent James P. Kennedy said into his sweater is just part of social worker Sarah Keleher’s job. At the luncheon. Walter Kohls of current issue. Jaclyn Smith, Mick Jagger and picture taken with me for the news­ EST today. Winds northwest 10 to mph. Friday: Sunny and mild. Highs In the upper 60s to lower 70s. that such activities were, to the best of his Maple Street worried aloud about models Isabella Roselini and Iman are also paper, Frank?" she asked. Persuading elderly to go to geriatric clinics, senior citizen’s 20 knots today. Winds will be north Today’s weather picture was drawn by Kevin Hodgkins, 10, of 14 knowledge, “ break-even propositions.” But he falling down while he’s home alone, and among the selections. But there are some “ What would your husband say?” the functions, and the doctor is another. Sometimes, it’s a matter of around 10 . knots tonight and Welcome Place,a fourth-grade student at Highland Park School. said the high cost of being a senior was a “ key Mrs. Keleher tried to reassure him. surprises, including Millicent Fenwick, the short, white-haired man shot back. He northeast around 10 knots Friday. issue,” and proposed bringing in a high school making phone calls to advocate their rights, and sometimes, just A widower in his 80s, he had dressed 74-year-old U.S. ambassador to the Food and complained that his razor wasn’t Visibility will be more than 5 miles administrator to address it at a iater meeting. a matter of listening. for the occasion in suit, tie, and Agricultural Center in Rome; author Eudora " V . ''N liif c cutting the way it should; she oblidged through Friday. Weather will be baseball cap. He said that he wouldn’t Welty, 75; and Robert Goodman Jr., the Navy by feeling his stubble. fair through Friday. Average ' On the way out. an old woman in a be able to live by himself without Mrs. flier captured by the Syrians last year whose Song change worries him Peppy MHS band the best and come with us, so you can have your wave heights will be I to 2 feet nubby red coat pulled Mrs. Keleher Keleher. “ jut-jawed good looks have become instantly NEXT SHE DROVE to George blood pressure checked?" she asked. Singer Tony Bennett holds up a proclamation today and 1 foot or less tonight. The Manchester High Senool band captured the "When you’re all alone, you know you recognizable." Marlow’s apartment building on Main He agreed. " I have very, very high aside to confide some worry. Once given to him in 1981 by the City of San Francisco at Best High School Band award at the St. Patrick’s Street, went upstairs, and walked blood pressure," he told a reporter outside, the elderly outreach worker have to have somebody you can trust, " his apartment here April 24. Bennett was reacting Extended outlook Day Parade in Hartford, it was announced at the through the open door of Joe Kublnick’s later. “ I’m ready to die, but the devil greeted an elderly man, a familiar he said, with tears in his eyes. "It’s to the San Francisco Board of Supervisor’s vote to school board meeting Tuesday. room. “ Why don’t you put on your coat just don’t want m e.” stroller on Main Street, and said. “ You tough, believe me. You forget." Pedestrian admiration officially change San Francisco’s theme song. Extended outlook for New Eng­ “ Although we’ve made great strides this year, They are voting to change the current song — land Saturday through Monday: you ain’t seen nothin’ yet,” said Kurt Eckhardt, A sidewalk star in Hollywood’s Walk of Fame is Bennett’s smash hit — “ I Left My Heart in San Connecticut, Massachusetts and new band director recruited from the midwest. treasured almost as much as an Oscar, Emmy or Francisco’ ’ to “ San Francisco. Open Your Golden Rhode Island: F air weather Satur­ Since he was hired at the beginning of this school Hearing planned Grammy. Entertainment entrepreneur Jerry Gate.” day and Sunday. A chance of year, the band has boasted a number of “ firsts” Penney man new plan director Weintraub, producer of “ Diner" and "Oh, God," showers Sunday night and Mon­ — new uniforms, scheduled lessons for members, received the 1,777th pink- and coral concrete day. Highs will generally be in the marching in eye-catching formations. He holds a master’s degree in urban and tribute Tuesday. Lively Hollywood Boulevard 60s to low 70s Saturday and Sunday “ We’d like to start using fiags,” Eckhardt said. on Penney vote The assistant director of the Beaver County regional planning from the University of ceremonies were highlighted by music from the Is this the honeymoon? and in the upper 50s to the 60s on He said he’d also like to “ fill a whole showcase” (Pa.) Planning Department has been appointed director of planning and economic development Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and u s e Marching Band. Entertainer Jerry Lee Lewis and his sixth Monday. Lows will be mostly in the with trophies like the one the band won at the A Friday hearing has been scheduled by the by General Manager Robert B. Weiss. International Affairs, and a bachelor’s degree in Weintraub said the location of the star, across bride, 21-year-old singer Kerrie Lynn McCarver, 40s to lower 50s. parade. National Labor Relations Board to seek an agreement Mark Pellegrini was selected from among 65 journalism from Marquette University. from the boarded-up Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, are beginning their marriage with Lewis’s Vermont: Warm and dry Satur­ for an election for warehouse employees at the J.C. candidates who applied for the job. The position, Weiss said Pellegrini was selected following a was significant. When he arrived in Southern concert tour of Asia starting May 8. Lewis. 48, and day. Chance of showers and Penney Catalog Distribution Center to decide whether which pays between $27,559 and $33,071, became nationwide recruitment effort. California as a child, he stayed at the hotel with Ms. McCarver were married Tuesday at thundershowers Sunday and Mon­ Water mains to be flushed they want to be represented by Teamsters Union available in January when Alan F. Lamson "H e ’s got a very strong background. in his parents and marveled at the showbiz glitter at four-minute ceremony in Memjthis, Tenn., eight day. Highs in the 70s to low 80s Local 671. The Water and Sewer Department will begin resigned to go into private practice as an economic development and planning." Weiss the nearby Chinese Theater, never dreaming he months after the death of the singer’s fifth wife Saturday and Sunday and in the Earlier this month, the NLRB received a petition flushing water mains in several areas Monday. said. "W e are pleased that we were able to recruit would become an industry celebrity. from a drug overdose. '' upper 60s to mid 70s Monday. Lows signed by more than 30 percent of the warehouse architect. The areas include from Main Street between Pellegrini, 32, said today he became interested someone with his qualifications and wV all look The exchange of vows was delaye^Jtriefly in the 40s Saturday and in the 50s employees who would be in the proposed bargaining Charter Oak and East Center streets east to forward to working with him when he starts work while sheriff’s deputies cleared nearby rooftops Sunday and Monday. unit. Thirty percent is the minimum required by labor in the post when he saw it advertised in a national Autumn and Kensington streets; on Highland June 4." of photographers and reporters excluded from Maine: Fair Saturday. Fair law to force an election. planning journal. Satellite view Street from Gardner Street to the town line, Assistant Planning Director Carol A. Zebb has the wedding. Seems the National Enquirer had. followed by increasing cloudiness John Sauter, deputy officer in charge of the “ The work that was involved attracted m e." he Samantha’s times with Yuri including Candlewood and Somerset drives; said. “ I was interested in returning to municipal been acting director since Lamson’s resignation. the rights to wedding coverage and the Sunday. Chance of showers Mon­ Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows Hartford NLRB office, said that if J.C. Penney and the south from Highland Street to the town line and government in a smaller city.” Pellegrini said he and his wife hope to find a Globe-trotting Maine schoolgirl Samantha supermarket tabloid asked deputies to clear day. Highs in the 50s and 60s except employees can’t agree on an election date, a formal layered snow clouds stretching from eastern Idaho to the western everything east from Gardner Street to the town Beaver County, which is just northwest of home in Manchester. Smith has written a book about her visit to the away competition. ' cbol$r at the coast. Lows in the 30s hearing will be held. Sauter said he could not predict Dakotas, shower and thunderstorm clouds stretching from the line; Fern Street south to the town line, including Pittsburgh, has a population of about 204,441. "It looks like a very fine place to live." he said. Soviet Union, which made her into a media The wedding was witnessed by 300 relatives and to low'40s. whether challenges to the petition for an election or central Dakotas to Wisconsin and snow shower clouds over the Shallowbrook Lane and Line Street; aii Glaston­ Before joining the Beaver County Planning " I feel it’s an advantage to live in the community phenom. The 11-year-old’s 128-page manuscript friends at the home of the bride’s parents. New Hampshire: Fair Saturday. other issues will be raised that will prevent such an central and western Rockies. All these clouds are associated with an bury customers; and the Lakewood Circle area. Department, Pellegrini was principal planner for where you work." includes nearly 100 pictures of her trip last Increasing ^:toudiness with a agreement. Intense storm overthe central Plains. Low clouds cover New England. The flushing, which will be done Monday Beaver County and also served as a staff planner Pelligrini said he has never lived in the summer to Russia at the personal invitation of the chance of showers Sunday. Chance If an agreement is reached, an election will A couple of thundershower clouds are soon over Texas and the lower through Friday from 7:15 a.m. to 3 p.m., may for the Hopewell Township Board of Northeast before, but said his wife is originally late Soviet President Yuri Andropov. of showers Monda^-Highs mostly probably be held within 45 to 50 days, he said. discolor the water and reduce pressure. If water Commissioners. from Hartford and still has family there. Tentatively entitled, “ Samantha Smith: My in the 60s and lows in thqjnid 30s to Mississippi Valley. J.C. Penney is Manchester’s largest private appears discolored, the homeowner should try to Trip to the Soviet Union," the book will be Champagne and ballet low 40s. employer with about 1,200 workers at its warehouse. avoid using it until it clears, the department published Oct. 31 by Little, Brown Co. of Boston. Some of those employees, including telephone French champagne king Count Frederic advises. Clearing normally takes a couple of Stephanie Laurie, spokeswoman for the pub­ operators and clerical workers, would not be included Chandon de Briailles and his wife, Camilla, were Across the nation < hours. lisher, called the book an apolitical photo essay in the proposed bargaining unit. hosts at a Cinderella Ball following the Tuesday If water appears discolored for an extended focusing on how Americans and Soviets fear the Snow will extend from the Sauter said he could not divulge how many evening New York premiere of American Ballet period, the homeowner should call the Water possibility of nuclear war. Plateau, through the northern employees actually signed the petition. Theater's “ Cinderella.” with choreography by Department at 647-3115. Mikhail Baryshnikov and Peter Anastos. Rockies to the northwestern edge Teamsters Union officials could not be reached for The party at the Metropolitan Opera House was of the Plains and strong thunder­ comment on the hearing. The union has tried to awash in Dom Perignon and attracted such storms will be scattered over the organize warehouse employees on previous occa­ RACE THROUGH SPRING disparate ballet lovers as Liberace, wearing a most of the Plains. Windy condi­ School calendar approved sions, but their efforts fell short of calling for an Best comic? ‘Wizard of Id’ tions will continue in the Southw­ election. white mink coat, former New York Gov. Hugh The Board of Education voted Tuesday to The National Cartoonists Society presented its Carey and his wife, Evangeline Gouletas Carey, est, the Pacific Northwest will J.C. Penney officials have refused comment on the 4 THE JACKET WITH DASH! approve what School Superintendent James P. have a few showers and the South matter. award for excellence to Brant Parker, whose sporting a long hairstyle, Mrs. Gordon Getty of Kennedy called “ a traditional calendar.” and East states will have sunshine. “ Wizard of Id” comic strip involves a medieval Los Angeles, wife of the man believed to be the That kind of calendar has “ the widest support Highs will be in the 30s from the kingdom of jive-talking knights, sorcerers and richest in America. Also, Houston hostess Lynn that we know of,” Kennedy claimed. It includes Plateau to the northern Rockies peasants and a harsh king who is sensitive about Wyatt with actor George Hamilton, Patricia both February and April vacations, and has his lack of stature. and in the 50s along the Pacific Kennedy Lawford with fashion designer Donald school ending on June 19 — the same day the Plan seeks fee Northwest and most of the north­ The annual Rueben Awards, named for the late Brooks, ballerina Natalia Makarova in her schools will likely close this year, even after six Our Racing Jackot has cornersd the market on ern Plains. Readings in the 60s, 70s cartoonist Rube Goldberg and presented in New trademark red turban, and socialite Nan snow days are made up. good looks, just-right warmth and style. York ceremonies this week, also honored Sergio Kempner, who was chairman of the gala. and 80s were expected elsewhere. on landfill use Aragones of Mad magazine. Bill Gallo’s sports ’ It was the last of a series given in seven cities by Fashioned in smart cotton/polyesler poplin cartoons in the New York Daily News, Leonard Dom Perignon to raise $bo,000 for the ballet Stroke awareness urged 2 A revised proposal for financing the operation of the Starr’s strips for “ Annie, ” Bob Thaves’ “ Frank Air quality with contrasting piping, it features epaulets, company. Jacqueline Onassis, honorary chair­ town’s sanitary landfill, from fees instead of from tax and Ernest” strips and Hy Eisman’s "Little man, was unable to attend because she is The week of May 6 through 12 has been The state Department of Envir­ National forecast revenues, has been worked out by Public Works zip front, side slash pockets, taffeta lining and Lulu” comic books. traveling in Africa. proclaimed "Stroke Awareness Week” by Mayor onmental Protection reported Barbara B. Weinberg. Director George A. Kandra. throat latch collar. M ade to stop a spring good air quality across Connecti­ For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. Tonight, During Thursday night, Like the original plan, it calls for setting fees for “ Stroke is the number one disabler and third breeze in its tracks and make you look terrific. cut Wednesday and forecast good snow Is expected in parts of the u p ^ r Rockies, changing to rain In the leading cause of death in the United States,” she commercial dumping at $12 a ton, roughly compara­ air quality statewide for today. northern sections of the Plains and Mississippi Valley. Elsewhere, fair said in a proclamation. “ I urge all citizens and ble to fees charged at most landfills in the area. to partly cloudy skies are forecast. Minimum temperatures.Include; organizations concerned with better health to And it proposes that Manchester residents who use Almanac (approximate maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 64(86), cooperate in stroke awareness programs and in the landfill pay $6 for a permit that will admit Weather radio Boston 47(70), Chicago 59(83), Cleveland 51(82), Dallas 56(80), recommendations which will lead to effective automobiles and pickup trucks, without a charge for 6 dumping. The National Weather Service Denver 24(54), Duluth 51(58), Houston 65(88), Jacksonville 64(01), prevention and/or treatment of this disease.” Today is Thursday. April 26. the 117th day of 1984 Kandra’s report shows that it will cost $457,122 in the broadcasts continuous, 24-hour Kansas City 55(75). Little Rock 64(84), Los Angeles 56(67), Miami with 249 to follow. 1984-85 budget to operate the landfill and there is no weather information on 162.475 75(85), Minneapolis 55(63), New Orleans 74(88), New York 49(75), The moon is moving toward its new phase. revenue other than taxes. mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in Phoenix 46(70), San Francisco 44(50), Seattle 41(64), St. Louis 90 The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Under the proposed fee financing, it would cost Jupiter and Saturn. New London and 162.40 mHz in 57(78), Washington 50(83). Reg. $36.00 Meriden. $943,757 to run the dump, but $714,000 would come 'There is no evening star. back to the town in tonnage dumping fees, making the Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. Fire Calls net cost $229,757. S-M-L-XL They include naturalist John James Audubon in 1785, The report also shows that of the 60,000 tons of German industrialist and arms manufacturer Alfred garbage dumped each year, 55,800 tons or 93 percent is Krupp in 1812, South Korean statesman Syngman Lottery Manchester Herald M anchetter brought in by packers, loaders and large dump trucks. • Black *Grey Rhee in 1875 and novelist Bernard Malamud in 1914. Autos and pickup trucks, while they account for 85 On this day in history: Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Wednesday, 8:04 a.m. — medical call, 238 N. Main • Tan *Gun metal St. (Eighth District, Paramedics). percent of the trips to the landfill, account for only a In 1607, the first British colonists to establish a small part of the total tonnage. permanent settlement in America landed at Cape Connecticut daily USf>S 327-500 Wednesday, 12:46 p.m. — alarm, Manchester VOL. CHI, No. 177 Memorial Hospital (Tow n). The fee-basis financing was suggested by Kandra Henry, Virginia. more than a year ago, partially as a means of Wednesday;, 719 Publlihsd dolly •xctot Sunday Wednesday, 7:29 p.m. — medical call, 58 Schaller In 1865, federal troops shot and killed John Wilkes Suggested oorrter rotes ore $1.20' prolonging the life of the landfill by making the cost to Play Four: 3237 and certain holidays by the Man- weekly, $5.13 fo r one month, SISJSi Road (Eighth District, Paramedics). Booth, the assassin of President Abraham Lincoln, GhestW Publlshine Co., 14 Brolnard for three months, W.TO fo r s ix ' Wednesday, 7:34 p.m. — medical call, 297 E, Center commercial dumpers comparable to the cost at other P lo o L M anchester, Conn. 06040. near Port Royal, Virginia, despite orders to capture months andl4140forone year. Moll St. (P a r a m ^ c s ). lantUills. Second doss postage pold of Mon- rotes ore available on request. Manchester is one of the few towns in the area with a him alive. other numbers drawn Wednes­ chesfer. Conn. POSTMASTRR; Thursday, 1:29 a.m. — medical call, 162 Maple St. ‘Your Quality day in New England; Send address changes to the Man­ To ploce o classified or displav (Paramedics). municipal landfill that still has some life. The town In 1954, a nationwide test of the Salk anti-polio chester Herald, P.O. Box 901, odvertlsement, or to report o news has resisted pressure to Join a regional resource New Hampshire daily; 5624. M anchester, Conn. 06040. Thursday, 1:51 a.m. — smoke investigation, 40 vaccine began in parts of 45 states. Plgtxte 1 ^ , coll recovery program that officials feel will increase the M M o n ’s Shop" , In 1982, Argentine occupation forces surrendered to Rhode Island daily; 8218. ^3711. Office hours ore 1:30 o.m. ; Olcott Drive (Town). e To subscribe, or to report o to 9 p.m. Monday through PrMav. town’s cost of trash disposal. BECAVS Rhode Island weekly; 650, 1588, Thursday, 7; 24 a.m. — medical call, 607 W. Middle the British on South Georgia Island, a Falkland d e liv e ry p ro b le m , c o ll 447-0946. Town directors were recently shown plans for Islands dependency. 26194, 303629. Office hours, ore 1:30 o.m. to 5:30 Die Manchester Herald Is a Turnpike (Paramedics). % MANCHESTER VERNON M Maine daily: 876. p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United PreM Interna­ ipstallatioB of a scale at the landfill to weigh loaded 903 MAIN ST TRI CITY PLAZA Today In hlatory Vermont daily; 454. to 10 o.m. Saturday. Oellm y tional news services and Is a trucks. Two versions are under consideration. Rough should be mode by S p.m. Monday m m l^ of the Audit Bureau of Tolland County estimates of their cost are $82,000 and $91,000. The O K N DAILY 9:30-3:30. THURS. 'til 9:00 OPEN WED . THURS . 4 FRI til 9 00 A thought for the day; Thomas Jefferson, third On April 26, 1665, federal troops shot and killed Massachusetts weekly; Yellow through Friday and by 7:30 o.m. Circulations. more expensive one would relocate the entrance to the president of the United States, said, "Delay is John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of President 288, Blue 45, While 0. ^ Tuesday,7:81p.m.— motor vehicle rollover, Route landfill to make it somewhat safer and to control preferable to error.” Abraham Lincoln, near Port Royal, Va. Massachusetts daily; 3897. 44 near the Bolton line, Coventry (North Coventry, South Coventry). traffic better. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 26, 1984 - 5_ 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 26. 1984 Kennedy said to have been Hart carries Ufa/i, calls Mondale funding ‘moral issue’ "To go in the same direction as the war-mongering "We must realize that an educated mind — not a Jack-MMi complained lhai ' bolh ol my opponents Sv Laurence McQuillan Reagan administration, only a little slower, is not guided missile — is our best line of defense. " he said in have called lor better education and increased United Press International offering an alternative. It is perpetuating a scam on on binge before his death San Antonio, Texas. coniniitnicnls to social programs, but both al.so have the American public.” he said. M Gary Hart won two victories over Walter Mondale Looking lor voters for the slate s May 5 caucuses. called lor increased defense spending. one day he drank straight through The body was found by a hotel Wednesday, the first a surprisingly strong 2-to-l w 9 5 « - » 1 2 9 5 ! cians and any family members in their cars. I UeKleeepMpwwIww I IM I1 CMcn car caataaMr quoted as saying. 2501— 10’* TOTAL PACKAOe PRICI ‘ The group’s communique warned relatives of those An "extremely dangerous” storm halted •B” Paper plates Masood is the best SPRING < 'targeted for assassination to expect violence if they KING ARTHUR I KRAFT ■ PIUSBUOY FUDGE traffic, closed schools and increased the potential 500'$— 18” SAVARIN I known of several Islamic lOO-V 8 9 ( 5 traveled in vehicles viilth "smoked-glass windows,” for disastrous mountain floods as it spread nearly CLEANUP. rebel leaders fighting to Solo IflMttvo Wod., April 2S : equipment that denies a view inside autos used by 3 feet of snow in the Rockies and charged into the •5 lb. Lunch Bags FLOUR COFFEE j MAYONNAISE! BROWNIE expel some 105,000 Soviet thru Sun.. April 29 {'politicians and the wealthy. I 22.5 OZ. Plains with tornadoes and thunderstorms. -• with pwrch«M «f 3 or moro 1 LB. ALL GRINDS | l < in . I troops from Afghanistan SOOTl V " I t is an order. We are implacable. We will The National Weather Service reported nearly of p ^ lk boat wHfiin 10 m«U«. UfS and to overthrow Kabul’s PHOTOORAPHER HOURS ; overcome. Justice will come for the new generations. 3 feet of snow hit Red Lodge, Mont., Wednesday. Ny oito ovoUoMo. •Paper Banquet I communist regime. ; We will win or die,” said a communique from the Forecasters said by late today as much as 2 feet of WED. A SAT. 10*1. 2-6 A New Delhi reporter Rolle 40 ”x300‘ * Suicide Command. snow was possible throughout the mountains of i i l« *8.’« for the state-run Afghan THURS. A FBI. 10-1, 2-S:SO. 6-8 t Authorities earlier said it was impossible to 99< Wyoming and Montana and the Black Hills of I EmKEsanm.zaik,ifi4 I I Emms OMK. zaik, ita4 news agency, Bakhtar, ; determine the threat’s validity. I anmArHizMk,iie4 Emits armizaui, 1104 I South Dakota. - - ^ I IWI|^^MRK J HKHLAND PARK MARKH | HWHLAND PARK MARKET confirmed the Press Trust ► FACTORY OUTLET SUNDAY. 1M • LUNCH 1-2 I ; In Washington, the Pentagon today was expected to I Fourteen people were injured in storm-related Shopper bog« for ! formally announce U.S. Navy manuevers designed to report but declined traffic accidents. High winds in Southern merchanit, plain 982 MAIN ST. PLASTIC further comment. la Your Piortnlt Star*. f help the small navies of El Salvador and Honduras cut California knocked out power and fanned grass and cuttom prinl- E. HARTFORD Bag Mart However, other official ’ off Nicaraguan arms supplies to leftist insurgents. fires that charred a total of 37 acres Wednesday •d. Alto zifHiype 15-B7K Afghan government me­ 282-0319 & Pentagon officials said Wednesday two U.S. Navy night Both fires were contained before they dia statements have said MtH-tealing bogt. (ltlKliN.«fCMin. SM.) • destroyers were steaming near Central America for caused any property damage. Supply nothing about the rebel SPECIALS END MAY tSild ; '"coastal surveillance” exercises in the Gulf of leader’s capture. r* Fonseca, waters shared by Honduras, E l Salvador IffflftllfflHlflflfflffflfi I S und Nicaragua. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 26. 1984 - 7 ti - MAN(. HESTER HKRALD. Thursday, April 26, 1984 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher, Connecticut O ’NeiM’s road repair plan passes senate bv Bruno V. Ranniello tions Committee, who repeatedly called for defeat of the mentally ill and those on weltare. He said opinion increases in spending included $18 million lor children In Brief United Press International the GOP amendments. At one point, O’Leary sharply criticized Republi­ on welfare, $24 million in services for the elderly and HARTFORD — A $4 billion budget and Gov .William cans over an amendment that would use one half of a $22 million for mental retardation. He noted $92 million in additional education lunding KKK plans four rallies 0 ’NeiH’s 10-year plan to repair bridges and roads $780,000 pay raise for legisiators to provide Children’s was approved and another $92 million will go toward Reagan backers think they have it made Jack have passed the Senate as proposed, despite repeated Newington Hospital with an .additional $300,000. White-robed members of the Ku Klux Klan plan Republican attempts at change. ’ ‘ I could characterize this as a cute political ploy but pay increases for stale employees. Anderson to rally this weekend in four Connecticut The Democrat-controlled Senate voted 23-13 along it is nothing more than a cheap and cynical trick" in Senate Minority Leader Philip Robertson. R- communities where the issues of freedom of party lines Wednesday for a spending package of $3.66 pitting a pay raise against the needs for children, Cheshire, said Democrats were benefiting from an Most polls continue to indicate that Hart would run Washington improved economy under the Reagan administration WASHINGTON — While the Democrats profess to see speech and public safety have collided in a "trap” billion for the fiscal year beginning July 1. It was sent O’Leary said. better against Reagan than would Mondale, but that of conflicting values. and a lower inflation rate, but were still spending 10.8 new vulnerabilities in President Reagan as a result of Marry-Qo-Round to the governor who is expected to sign it. He said the spending plan is generous enough in could change. What will not change is the fact that in a The latest of annual appearances by the Klan percent over last year’s budget. his foreign policy in the M iddle East and Central The chamber then took up O’N eill’s proposed $5.5 providing additional funding to the needy, theelderly. Politics Reagan-Mondale race, the Reagan campaign will iSent officials scrambling for court injunctions to Am erica, his re-election strategists are taking com fort billion plan to repair the state’s transportation attem pt to picture it as essentially a rerun of 1980, when ban weapons and keep the group apart from in indicators of their own that voters still see him as a T oday network and the $337 million in spending it required the voters decisively chose Reagan and George Bush anti-Kian demonstrators. . next year. The measure passed 28-8 on a cross-party strong and competent leader both at home and abroad. Jack Germond Police in Wallingford, West Haven, Groton and over the ticket of Jimmy Carter and Mondale. vote. They cite rapidly diminishing concern among and New Britain want to be armed with court orders Sen. Joseph Harper of New Britain was the only Americans about Lebanon now that American forces at Jules Witcover BOTH MONDALE AND HART have given ample Intelpost as well as riot gear when the group rallies in those Democrat opposed to the compromise transportation last have been pulled out, and a deep-seated reliance indication that whichever of them is nominated, the towns Saturday and Sunday. plan hammered out between O’Neill and Democratic among them on the Monroe Doctrine as established and issue of Reagan's competence will be raised against Only West Haven tried to directly inhibit the members Wednesday which will eliminate all tolls by unquestioned authority in the Western Hemisphere, as him. One of Mondale’s favorite lines is that “ 1 know Klan’s presence in the city this week with an 1987. a massive ordinance that would have forced the group to protections for the President against the Dem ocrats’ draw public support to near the degree that action in what I’m doing” — a very unsubtle suggestion that the Six Republicans whose districts are in or near toll our own hemisphere can gam er, he insists. Whether post bond for police protection. stations joined in backing the revised plan. It calls for hopes of playing on foreign policy to beat him in present occupant of the White House doesn’t. A federal judge Tuesday blocked the ordinance Novem ber. that is so, it seems clear that President Reagan him self But Reagan’s re-election strategists insist that the a one-cent gasoline tax hike July 1 rather than a 3-cent failure and William Olds, executive director of the hike originally proposed by O'Neill. Four yardsticks of presidential performance will feels fully confident about support at home for his overt competence question simply has not cut against the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, said Wednes­ Republican supporters were Thomas Scott of determ ine the outcome of the 1984 election, they say, and covert military initiatives in the region. President. "T h a t has never worked,” one of them says^ day that West Haven had played into the hands of Milford, George Gunther of Stratford, Andrew listing them as leadership, competence, the conduct of confidently. “ That's where the Teflonization comes in” WASHINGTON - The U.S.; -the Klan. Santaniello of Norwalk, John Matthews of New WITH THIS KIND of confidence in their candidate's foreign policy and the state of the economy. In all four — a reference to the characterization by Rep. Patricia Postal Service would like to charge ... The CCLU argued against the ordinance. Canaan. Fred Lovegrove Jr. of Fairfield and Michael categories, they insist, Reagan continues to get high standing with the American people, the re-election Schroeder, national co-chair of Hart’s campaign, that^ its mistakes and inefficiencies to- Morano of Greenwich. m arks from the voters, regardless of Democratic strategists are proceeding on course to lay the Reagan has perfected “ the Teflon-coated presidency” the people who use the mail. This' Officer fumbled with gun The two measures call for total spending of $4 wishful thinking to the contrary. groundwork in state after state for his fall campaign, in which nothing he does sticks to him. could add another nickel to the cost, billion, or about $3.5 million less than sought by BRIDGEPORT — A police officer who shot and unhindered by any challenge within the Republican of mailing aijrst-class letter. : O'Neill in February. AS THE DEMOCRATS SCRATCH and scramble over killed a 15-year-old car-theft suspect when they DISAPPROVAL OF THE PRESIDENT’S handling of Party for the nomination and apparently unaffected by The latest example of poor The spending package was approved as sent from their nomination, the Reagan re-election team is collided in the darkness has been cleared of any the House where it passed last week on an 88-62 vote. the Lebanon situation, they say, was at 60 percent at the the fight for it in the Democratic Party. planning and worse execution is; Reagan political insiders early on had anticipated, functioning without fanfare under the direction of criminal responsibility and will return to duty, The House will consider the transportation program tim e of the attack on the Marine compound in Beirut, INTELPOST, the Postal Service's police have said. but three weeks later was down to only 26 percent and, and hoped for, the nomination of Walter Mondale by the former White House political chief Ed Rollins. Former next week. 1978 brainchild that has turned into; ' > An initial police investigation found Officer All 18 amendments presented by Republicans in Democrats, and their only adjustment to the surprise Secretary of Transportation Drew Lewis, who was to one of them adds, "probably by now it's off the radar a dismal, $6 million failure. By the' .William Perez was not familiar with the attempts to obtain cuts for the elderly, handicapped challenge from Gary Hart has been to expand what they have com e in to take over, will be perform ing special screen." Also, he says, at the tim e polls indicated that end of 1983. INTELPOST had ,.22-caliber automatic "back-up” pistol he drew and needy were defeated along party lines in a debate tasks only at a senior level. Stuart Spencer, the 92 percent of those surveyed favored drastic retaliatory call their “ opposition research” — keeping track of all brought in gross revenues of less! while chasing Carlos Santos through a darkened lasting nearly three hours. California pro who was Reagan's on-the-plane action, but four weeks later only 20 percent did. the nasty things Mondale and Hart have been saying than $60,000 — and there is little .back yard last week. The plan was presented by Sen. Cornelius O'Leary, about each other. They say the bitter pre-convention troubleshooter in 1980, will be m oving to Washington in A first shot was fired while Perez ran and As lor Central America, this same insider says, "as hope that the costly toy wHl ever D-Windsor Locks, the co-chairman of the Appropria- light in the Democratic Party is certain to leave scars June to function as prime liaison between the campaign fumbled with the safety mechanism on the long as you're on this hemisphere, you can kick butts become a paying proposition. anytime you want to.” American involvement in Korea,. and make it easier for the Republicans to defeat the and the President and White House, including Chief of weapon, but a second shot that killed the youth My associates Donald Goldberg "was triggered accidentally when Perez and Vietnam and other more distant troublespots could not eventual nominee in the fall. Staff James Baker, the de facto campaign boss. and Indy Badhwar have been Santos collided in the darkness, police said Mastery tests keeping close watch on the Postal -Wednesday. ©HW- I9£ eewiwBos .W«+A-ntH-/»0EA- In Manchester Service. Here’s what they’veC "W e find no criminality on the part of the \ im learned about the INTELPOST^ officer. We find it was an unfortunate and part of House disaster: accidental shooting,” said Police Inspector The project was announced in .Anthony Fabrizi, who headed the police probe. Hearing schedule M 1978 by Postmaster General Wil­ education bill liam Bolger as an experiment to .impeachment said unnecessary test delivery of electronic mes­ BY Susan E. Kinsman sages overseas by satellite. It wa8 United Press International a good precedent supposed to give businesses and HARTFORD — Hartford lawyer James A. HARTFORD — Several more elements of an individuals a quick, cheap way to .Wade claims Probate Judge James A. Kinseila ,has already been punished for his judicial education reform package have passed the House If the Manchester adminis­ system. On that basis, it is send letters abroad from five enroute to the Senate, including bills requiring major cities: New York, Washing­ misconduct and should not be recommended for tration’s proposed increase in probably justified. ' impeachment by a special legislative committee. mastery tests and written policies on homework, ton, Chicago, Houston and Sari water rates is adopted with But some of the many town "Regardless of his judgment, he has'emerged school attendance and promotion. Francisco. Lawmakers Wednesday also approved a bill the budget soon to be passed residents who will be affected m without any claim of criminal wrongdoing, or personal gain. He has already been punished," excluding teacher evaluations as public records by the Board of Directors, the by the hike probably see it as INTELPOST IS QUICK ’ Wade said in a 22-page report to the committee under the state's Freedom of Information law. basic quarterly rate for each unreasonable and have their ENOUGH. But it is far from cheap, "Wednesday. A House bill approved 144-4 a bill which would II household receiving town wa­ own concerns to air. Mo­ At a cost to the sender of $5 a pagej I- "Impeachment should be reserved for the replace current required annual achievement tests given elementary school students by local school customer reaction was predictable „ equivalent of high criiries and misdemeanors. ter will jump from $12.51 to reover, they undoubtedly districts, with statewide mastery tests given by the Him — to everyone but the Postal Taken as a whole, the conduct of Judge Kinseila $33.51. A similar increase is have questions as to how the State Board of Education. Service, that is. The resulting does not rise to that level and this process and the being sought for the use of water system was allowed to ' jjunishment it continues to inflict upon him should Mastery tests to assess essential grade-level skills financial fiasco was described in d in reading, mathematics and language arts, would additional water above the reach the point that such an be stopped," Wade said. report by investigators for a House Wade was responding to a summary report begin in the 1985-86 school year in fourth grades and basic amount and for com­ increase was required. Government Operations subcom­ "filed last week by Jacob Zeldes, the committee’s the following year in sixth and eighth grades. mercial users. If the hearing had been held mittee chaired by Rep. Glenn "special counsel. Zeldes reviewed legal issues and Ninth grade proficiency tests would be extended tor The increase in water rates immediately before the ses­ English, D-Okla. test imony from committee hearings, but made no two years, but the bill would repeal Ihe requirement sion tor action the budget, as “ To date, INTE LPO ST has been . recommendation on- impeachment. for eighth grade proficiency tests to begin in 1984-85. may well be necessary from a The mastery tests will give teachers a "real view of a complete failure in the market Kinseila was censured by the Council on budgetary standpoint, as is the directors originally had how weli the curriculum has been absorbed." said S i place,” the report states. ' Probate Judicial Conduct for his handling of a $35 claimed by General Manager planned, it would be have ".million estate belonging to 88-year-old Ethel A. Rep. Dorothy Goodwin, D-Mansfield. and co- "Through the end of 1983, cumula­ Robert Weiss and other offi­ been difficult to see it as ^ponaghue, an ailing West Hartford heiress. chairman of the Legislature's Education Committee. tive Postal Service INTELPOST anything but a formality. And Lawmakers also voted 133-9 for a bill to require cials, but it is staggering revenues were $58,080. No zeros boards of education to adopt written policies on nonetheless. The same can be even with the postponement have been omitted from this figure Suits target water violators homework, school attendance, promotion and reten­ SPRING- VACATION tion, and require the State Board of Education to have said of a proposed jump in of the budget adoption from ... Notwithstanding that market HARTFORD — Four more Connecticut com­ sewer charges. Monday until Wednesday, testing was underway for portions panies have been accused of dumping heavy model policies and guidelines available. Local school boards are now required to have rules of this period, a service that knetals into Connecticut waters, bringing to 15 the Vif Any time town residents nothing striking is likely to Corhmentary on management, studies, classification and face such an escalation in arise. Whatever is aired at generated so little revenue must be number of firms sued by the state and environmental groups since November. discipline. considered a failure by any mea­ A bill to exclude teacher performance and costs, their opinions on the the hearing, there probably The most recent suits were filed Tuesday in Shoulder Bare sure of performance.” evaluation records from public inspection under the subject deserve more than isn't anyone around who has a , U.S. District Court by two environmental groups Since 1978, development, testing state Freedom of Information law was approved News Council did a lot more as part of a nationwide campaign to enforce the casual consideration by those magic solution for Manches­ and operation of INTELPOST 145-3. The records would be exempt unless the teacher federal Clean Water Act. and Beautiful! who oversee the town’s fiscal ter’s water problems. gave permission to open them to the public. have cost $6,232,000. This means The 15 firms are charged with violating state The FOI Commission has recently ruled teacher stability. That’s why the than just kill the messenger the system has taken in less than 1 water pollution discharge permits by releasing But the postponement of evaluations were public records. Lawmakers re­ directors have moved wisely percent of its cost. “ There is little "substances such as cyanide, copper, chromium the budget meeting was the jected a proposed amendment to allow parents access reason to believe that revenues and lead, in concentrations up to 13 times the in postponing action on the right thing to do if the By WilliCHT) A. Rusher and fully reported council findings tive nature.” Of these 104. about 95 to the records of their child’s teacher. Syndicated Columnist percent involved statistics that will even come close to matching "allowable limits. spending plan until they have directors really want to con­ against it, and the Gann^t news­ "We are interested in improving teaching," said The strapless slip is your most paper chain, whose associated were “ positive.” in the sense that current expenditures in the near The suits were brought by the Connecticut Fund had time to do more than just , for the Environment and the Natural Resources Miss Goodwin. sider — rather than just hear NEW YORK - The National foundation contributed valuable they reflected the nationwide future, let alone recover past She said evaluations should be confidential between valuable spring accessory, go through the motions of Defense Council in cooperation with the state — what town residents think News Council has voted to dis­ economic recovery then under costs,” the report warns. teachers and teacher supervisors. "They are a financial support. But the opposi­ Department of Environmental Protection and the from Wondermaid®! conducting hearings on the of the proposals. It will also solve, and with its passing goes tion was led by the mighty New way. And yet. according to the diagnostic tool. There’s no room for publicity in that," what was probably the last serious ,,ptate attorney general’s office. water and sewer increases. have the advantage of giving York Times (of which it was once institute, “ about 85 percent” of the THE HOUSE INVESTIGATORS The four firms cited Tuesday were Arwood she said. hope of avoiding a bone-crunching The House also amended and approved unanim­ The proposed increases, them time to fully answer said that “ for the Times to criticize stories were “primarily nega­ were particularly exasperated at Corp. of Groton, Bassick Division of the collision between the forces of the Postal Service’s lack of the ously a Senate bill requiring cable television which round off to about 65 whatever concerns are raised itself would be ontologically incon­ tive,” obscuring or minimizing the Stewart-Warner Corp. in Bridgeport, Contract decency in this country and the most elementary records. It .. Plating Co. of Stratford and Gould Inc. ot companies with more than 10,000 customers to have a f percent for water and 55 at the hearings. ceivable” ). Punch Sulzberger and good news. This was accomplished qualified repair technician on call at all times. For prom time, party strutting hit men of attack- Abe Rosenthal got to the point by such tactics as outright omis­ couldn’t even tell them the number ..Southington. percent for sewer charges, journalism. time, and all sunny day where they buried reports of the sion, selective emphasis, misre­ of messages that had been sent by would allow the Water and In this case, we think the The council was launched with council’s findings back in the presentation, imbalancing of “ ex­ INTELPOST. Death ruled out in dope case occasions! Strapless Sewer Department to in­ directors have set them­ foundation money in 1973, among shipping news, and seldom bo­ perts,” etc. “The failure of the Postal slips to go under all your selves -a precedent which HARTFORD — State’s Attorney John M. State considers crease its capital reserves other things to hear grievances thered to answer its letters at all. Is it any wonder that, after a Service to compile and maintain Bailey says the state will seek to close a legal bare spring and summer and permanently finance should be followed in the against the media. After listening So gradually the National News performance tike that, many peo­ information on the number of to both sides of a controversy, the "loophole” which prohibits the death penalty for fashions. Made of past improvements to the future. Council was ignored and starved ple are in a mood to kill the INTE LPO ST messages is, to say a Hartford woman who allegedly sold deadly "red appeal of full council's dozen or so members non-cling Antron III out of existence. Significantly, messenger? the least, surprising,” the investi­ 'b a g " heroin. (half of them journalists) would however, such has not been the fate The importance of a free press is gators wrote. “Any manager " Bailey said Wednesday the state will pursue a nylon, with a sleek issue an opinion as to whether the of Accuracy in Media, a combative too obvious to require extended would want to know the number of .charge of at least manslaughter for Aida Lopez, GTB financing stretch bodice (smaller complaint was “warranted” or and forthrightly conservative commentary. But thanks to tech­ messages in order to be able to despite a Superior Court judge’s ruling Wednes­ "unwarranted.” day which denied the state’s bid for a capital figures can wear these critic of We liberal media, which nology, among other things, the analyze the traffic on the system ... HARTFORD (UPI) — The financial impact on If warranted, there was no felony murder charge. without a bra) and was fo unded W in 1971 by Reed media have become much too The committee is mystified that roughly 75 of the state’s 169 towns and cities may penalty other than the publicity, Lopez, 33, was charged last month with Iryine./Financed by the dues and powerful, too chesty, too opinion­ the Postal Service has not rou­ determine whether the state appeals a Superior Court adjustable hem that can allegedly selling unusually potent heroin to a ! l‘ which was usually minimal; but tinely compiled and made use of ruling ordering full funding of school equalization ctmtributions of private citizens, ated, and too far from the mainsp­ Bristoi woman who later died of a drug overdose. be clipped to your the media have thin skins where grants this year. AIM's, semimonthly “ AIM Re­ rings of American thought to be this basic management ' Police say the heroin, sold in red-sealed bags, is desired length. In white their own actions are in issue, and Gov. William O'Neill discussed the court’s decision port" has become a valuable 'allowed'to get away any longer information.” responsible for up to 15 area deaths. the council’s findings were not for 45 minutes Wednesday with Attorney General or beige, sizes 32-36. mechanism — and since the with the argument that “There’s Judge John D. Brennan handed down his wholly without effect. I served on The investigators found that, Joseph I. Lieberman, state Education Commissioner demise of the NNC just about the nobody here but us chickens.” ’’ decision after state-appointed Dr. James O’Brien Long slip, $14. the council, first as its token over the years, there was little Gerald N. Tirozzi and June K. Goodman, chairman of only one — for nailing leftist See you later, gentlemen. As the ’ ' examined Ms. Aida Lopez Monday and found she the state Board of Education. Dress length slip, $12. conservative and then as one of a discussion of the costly boondoggle -.'Was dependent on heroin, methadone and propaganda masquerading as First Tempter said to Thomas But Lieberman said more information was needed Also from Wondermaid doughty band of two or three (out at meetings of the Postal Service’s ' cocaine. “ news.” Pretty clearly, there is a Becket in Eliot’s “ Murder in the and a decision was delayed until Friday. He said of IS), from 1973to 1981. Mostofthe board of governors. Furthermore, State law says a drug dealer can be charged (not shown): Camisole, powerful longing in this country for Cathedral” : “ I leave you to the appeal would temporarily block the court order from liberals on it were open to a certain “ some of the information reported " with capital felony murder, punishable by death, effective ways of hitting back at pleasures of your higher vices, taking effect. in beige, sizes 32-36, $8. amount of persuasion, or at leastof by Postmaster General Bolger in .but the charge cannot be filed against a the burgeoning power and preten­ which will have to be paid for at “ We agreed there is at stake here, not only the Evening petti, white or compromise, but the habit of his presentation to the board was * drug-dependent person. sions of the media. higher prices.” state’s interest, but the interests of various beige, S-M-L, $10 genuflecting at every mention of misleading,” the report states. At municipalities affected by this decision,” Lieberman the First Amendment was bard to a meeting two months ago, for Confronted with the charge of Editor’s note: Rusher is pub­ O ’Neill signs office bill said. break, and made it well-nigh liberal bias, the media’s worst example, the losses were under­ “ We don’t want to make it difficult for any of our lisher of the National Review. HARTFORD — Gov. William O’Neill has impossible for the council to offenders turn curiously silent. If stated by more than $1 million. communities,” O’Neill said. signed into law a $51 million bond authorization Judge Arthur L. Spada Tuesday upheld the state’s engage in robust criticism of the they respond at all, it is usually to “ The committee does not critic­ .. for construction Of a legislative office building to guaranteed tax base formula to help equalize politically motivated and highly remark that their conservative ize the Postal Service solely ,. reiieve crowding at the 105-year-old Capitol. educational opportunities in Connecticut, but said it tendentious “ investigative report­ Letters policy critics are making the ancient because its approach to INTEL­ - The bill was among 17 measures approved by would be unconstitutional to delay full funding beyond ing” that has characterized the the 1984 Legislature and signed Wednesday by mistake of “killing the mes­ The Manchester Herald POST has failed,’’ the report 1984-85. O’Neill, his office announced today. liberal pooh-bahs of the Washing­ senger” — i.e., taking out on the welcomes letters to the states. “ The most serious aspectof He said all towns and cities should be required to ton press corps since the mid- media the displeasure they feel at editor. the failure is the inabiiity of Uje ’ Excavation for the new building is expected to meet the minimum expenditure requirement this ' begin this summer on the parking lot of the \ 1960s. news that doesn’t suit them. Letters should be brief and Postal Service to demonstrate year and rejected minimum aid, a guarantee of $250 Intimate Apparel, all D&L stores adjacent State Armory where the new bulding From the outset, however, it was But that hardly explains the to the point. They should be per pupil for even the wealthiest towns, as competence in planning, imple­ “ will be located. The proposal calls for a 1,000-car apparent that powerful elements typed or neatly hand-written, perpetuating the disparity in educational opportunity. , & lM 4 byN E A Inc * performance of the TV networks in menting and marketing of elec­ and, for ease in editing, underground parking lot and a connector to the 3-8 in the media were in no mood to (for example) the 525 news pro­ tronic services in a competitive The state must also use 2-year-old, rather than should be double-spaced. ;, Capitol. 3-year-old data in figuring the formula, Spada said. brook even such gentle criticism as grams they aired in the second half and unregulated environment.’’ The Farmington architectural firm of Russell The Herald reserves the Tirozzi said the ruling means at least 50 towns and D&L AT MANCHESTER PARKADE the NNC was ready to indulge in. of 1983. These were monitored by -• Gibson vonDohlen has been chosen to design the "Our projected winner of the 1988 presidential right to edit letters in the The bottom line: Tbecoromiuge cities would have to pay more for education this year There were honorable exceptions: AND TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON OPEN MON. elections coming up after these messages." the Institute for Applied Econom­ Intbrests of brevity, clarity urges the board of govenora to building and Purcell Associates of Hartfoi^ will and another 23 would lose minimum aid funds. The asssist in site and civil engineering work. THRU FRI. TIL 9 P.M., SATURDAY 'TIL 6 P.M., SUNDAYS 12 TO 5 notably, the CBS television net­ ics, which identified 104 “ economic and taste. “terminate INTELPOST as soon additional cost to the state was estimated at $12 work, which manfully accepted stories of an in-depth or interpreta- as practicable.” million. » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 26, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 26. 1984 - 9 Thursday TV Cianci resigns his office, campaign for mayor. (R) (60 min.) 11:45 P.M. 2:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. @ - New* & - MOVIE: 'The Batey' Mem­ 09) - Top Itank Boxing from G D - CBS N m w s NIghtwatcIs- - Business Report CD d) flD ® 9® ® - N«w» bers of a powerful Detroit family Attontic City. N J Top Rmk Box­ CB - MOVIE; 'Battling BaMho g SD - Three'* Company - Baila Conmigo break all the rules to gat what ing prasents a 10-round Mid- Rivalry bMwewi boxing mana­ but shows no sign of ioss they want. LaurerKe OKvtefe R <^ dlMeight bout featuring Tyrone C B - VegaS - Entertainment Tonight gers wupts into a shootout afiar a an OuvaM, Tommy Lee Jones. Crawley va. Danny Sanchez. doubt, doublocro**. B « t . m - Famity Feud J977. Rated R. PROVIDENCE. R.I. (DPI) — he waited for the stroke of 6 o'clock made was loving the city ® - Alice 12:00 A.M. D nis, Edward G. Robinson, 33) - Maida SportsLook - Wild World of Animals SPEED TRAP ® • Mysteryl 'Shades of Dark­ Hunyihray Bogwt. 1936. Vincent A. "ButWy'’ Cianci Jr. so bis resignation could be carried His resignation took effect at ness.' A boy discovers that ^ ( £ (B - Hawaii FIV.-0 3J - MOVIE: 'Cracking Up' 7:30 P.M. d ) - Jo. FfanUbi Show went out as mayor of Providence live on three local television - 7:59 p.m. EST, Just moments This off the wall comedy is dedi- aunt of a frieixi draws life from (B - Trapper John, M .D. ( £ - PM Magazine Steve Keaton (Michael him to revitakze herself. (60 min.) S ) - MOVIE; -ShHidto'. Han’ the way he came in — through the channels, then spoke forcefully of before the City Council swore in cated to anyone who has ever Qg - Star Trak C5) - All In the Family Gross, r.) confronts Alex (Closed Captioned] Dagwood signs up for tha Army front dcKir of City Hall with the his accomplishments over the past Council President Joseph R. Pao- goofed, botched, or feU close to Rmrve Co^, gon away to (Michael J. Fox) when the ( 0 - insida S t ( ^ 'Big G^ne. ^ - NHL Stankry C i v Playoff* cracking up Jerry Lewis. Milton np - Muppet Show train«B camp for two waaka and crowd cheering. decade. llno as acting mayor. PaoUno, 29, Fair (^m e.' T o n ic 's program ( » - Dr. Gene Scott Berie. Sammy Davis, Jr Rated C D - Family Feud boy tries to cope with the SMS the defense effort back two will serve until a special election is PG looks at celebrity foumaNsm. 0 0 - Thicfca of tha Nioht With the crowd moments later he C D ~ Benny Hill Show pressures of senior year by years. Penny SinglMon. Arthur . Nearly 500 supporters turned out held in July. , (3$ - USA Cartoon Express Lake. William Fiawtoy. 1960. ■' was vintage “ Buddy," at his best CB) - independent Natvuoric popping pills on “ Family 10:30 P.M. 0 - Newsnight Wednesday night to hear Cianci 3S - Dr. Gene Scott News Ties." airing THURSDAY, C D * Newark & Reality 0 - M OVIE: 'FirafiM' A Viet­ 0 • MOVIE; -H w Ftanoh give his farewell speech after 9>A with the people who swept him into Even before he resigned, there Uautanant-a Woman' An ac­ ® IS - M'A'S'H ® - ESPN's Speadwaek APRIL 3S on NBC. 0 D - News nam war Dying aca is sent to Rus­ office in 1974 as a longshot was some speculation that Cianci tress' on-*crawi v * g «iy I* juxfa- tumultous years at the helm of S - MOVIE: 'Honkytonk Man' ( 9 - Dreams of Gold sia to s t ^ a Ngh-tach |et whk^ Republican candidate in a heavily ® - Coming Attractiomi cixiid tip the balanM of power in posMl with an off-scraan New England's third largest city. could be a candidate for the office In hopes of performing on the CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 0 $ - NHL Stanley Cup Pfayoffs ( 0 - Alfred Hitchcock the Cold War. Clint Eastwood. romwnco with har leading man. Cianci, 42, was forced to resign Democratic city. It was those be was vacating. He may be Grartd Opry, an aging country Meryl Slr.M>. JoTMny Iron*. - Crossfira { 0 -2 4 H o r e s 1982. Rated PG. supporters who elected him again singer travels across the back- 1981. Rated R. following sentencing Monday in allowed to run again because his roads of America with his ne­ & - M*A*S*H (SE - IrKiapandant Network 0 - MOVIE: 'Man Who Knew in 1978, then again in a close phew Ciint Eastwood, Kyle Too M uch' An American doctor 9 - Our M iu Brooks Superior Court on charges he sentence was suspended and hedid & - Rainbow Jackpot three-way race in 1982 when he ran Eastwood Rated PG @ - MacNiril/Lahrar N a w ^ - and Ns wife «vitness the murder assaulted a Bristol crontracdor in not actually serve time in jail. But, of a French secret service agent. 2:15 A.M. ® - MacNeil/Lehrer Newsh- CB) • Wheel of Fortune our March 20, 1983. Cianci alleged the as an independent because his under questioning from reporters, our - Barney MHIer James Stewart. Doris Day, 3 2 - SportsCwner Republican party deserted him. 11:00P.M. Brenda de Banzie. 1956. contractor, Raymond DeLeo, had he refused to speculate on that - Mundo Latino Jesse Lo* m • People's Court ® - Gnwt Plow u ra Hunt III CD CD CD @ ® ® - News This dorxanenury focuses on dx- an affair with Cianci's estranged His only defeat at the polls was a prospect. sada y Sonia Vorhauer son los Dr. Who anfntiones de este programs de C D -T a x i 12:30 A.M. UBvegem pieesures. wife. stinging 3-1 loss to incumbent Gov. asuntos publicos nacionates pre- 8:00 P.M. CD - TMcka of the Night “ Today is a day for resigna­ C D - Laugh-In 2:30 A.M . J. Joseph Garrahy in 1980 when tions,” he said softly. DPI photo seniando entrevistas. noticias, ( D C D ~ Magnum P.l. Magnum CD - NightHne Deqiite his fall, Cianci was depones y un segmento desde become his mistress Ali Mac- @ ) - Family Ties Alex becomes @ ) > M y s t ^ l ‘Shad^ of Dark­ 03) - Odd Couple (B - CBS N mw. NIghtwatch Cianci was the GOP candidate. befriends a young prince. r>ot ® - MOVIE; 'DW M For anything but a defeated politician on Monday for assault charges. H(Nlywood. realizing that he is the target for Graw. Alan King, Dina Merrill. dependent upon diet pills for ness.' A boy discovers that the 05 - SportsCenter JIP Vincent A. Cianci says goodbye to 1980. Rated R aunt of a frier>d draws life from Murder' in response to Ns wife's Sg - 3-2-1. Contact terrorists. (R) |60 min.) energy when he begins his stu­ ® - NASCAR Darfington Oairir W ^nesday when he gave his "There is no question everyone Rogation day Hundreds of people gathered at City dies for the coiiege board exams him to revitalize herself. (60 min.) - Alfreti Hitchcock Hour affair, Tony Wenckca devisas the supporters and friends as he leaves City CD " 'Auschwitz & the Allies' & & - Great Outdoors Host Jim Sariaa - Spring 100 Coverage of farewell — first to a packed room makes mistakes in their lives,''- Rogation Day, observed by the 6:30 P.M. Tabor displays his portable field (R) (Closed Captioned) ( 0 - Benny HHI Show perfect crone to kW her end a pre­ Hall Wednesday evening after resigning Hall to bid their mayor of nine and a half Auschwitz & America fflis auto race is presented from bar and then surveys the fish and “ Enterprise ‘Cash on the S ) > Sports Tordght c is ^ timed phone cali is the key. North WHkesboro, NC. (60 men.) o f reporters in hisoffice, then tothe Cianci said from the first floor Roman Catholic church on April rS~) - Orta Day at a Time 9:30 P.M. Angte Dickinson. Christopher as the mayor of Providence, R.I. Cianci years goodbye. CD ~ That's Inoadiblel coral species in Florida's Penne- Vine.* Eric Sevareid looks at Ma- crowd gathered in the lobby. landing overlooking his suppor­ 25, is a day when priests chant (X ) - CBS Navy* 3$ - MOVIE: MotlMr Lode' A 0 - D r . Who Pkimmer, Anthony Quayle. 0 ' MoneyBne C D - News kamp Park (Closed Captioned] tanzas Creek, a 'boutique' winery With reporters he was relaxed as ters. “ But one mistake I never entreaties for a successful harvest. received a five year suspended sentence 3g - Sanford and Son in California that produces award- young pilot and an old prospector ^ 5 - Twilight Zona & - Entartainnwnt Tonight 3:00A.M . (S ) - MOVIE: 'Helen Kelfer: SS) - Noche de Gala are both gripped by g ^d fever m - Numero Uno winning wines annually. [Closed 3® The Miracle Continues' ® - Billy Graham Crusade this rugged adventure, set in the 11:15P.M. ® - Lata Night with David CB - MOVIE: 'Saa DavHa' Tlw Captiortedj Lattarman m - Hogan's Heroes 02) - NFL's Greatest Moments Canadian wHderrtess. Chariton 05 - Mazda SportsLook Story of the U.S. Coast G u ^ , ® - MOVIE: 'The Savage is - Noche de Gala s a v i^ lives and performing ioe (S) - Ask CNN NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ Heston, Nick Mancuso, Kim Bas­ - Reporter 41 Loose' A family, shipwrecked on patrrri work, is depicted. Viett^ @ - NBC News sents highlights of the 1982 a desert island, must conte to inger. 1982. Rated fks. 1:00 A.M. Electric tax sponsors seek elusive vote McLaglen, Ida Lupino, Preston Miami Dolphins. grips with the primal forces of life. 9:00 P.M. 11:30 P.M. (3® - Noticiero Nactonal SIN 0 ^ 5 - Duck Factory Marty ( B - Lavarrw and ShWay Foster. 1937. New Engtond 0 5 - MOVIE: 'The Personals' George C. Scott, Trish Van Dev- CD CD " Simon 8r Simon A .J claims that Veronica Hamel is Ns C D - Bwnay MiHar •> Jeffersons GD-M OVIE: -Detour to Tarror' acid rain — by 10 million ton.s per day. “ does nothing to encourage new and Stunned by his wife's sudden re­ ere, John David Carson 1974 ar>d Rick are hired by a widow to date for the Annie Awards cere- C D - Starsky and Hutch 0 - Countdown to *84 Today V WASHINGTON (U P I) — Sponsors of studying the bill, but contended that A tour bus on its way to Las Ve­ program features w e ^ ly prev­ g® - ABC News quest for divorce, a young man @ - Sneak Previews Co-hosts prove that her husband's death in mcmies a plan to pay for an acid rain cleanup they didn't see much room for change It would help utilities pay for the innovative technology, but ensures that C D - Barmy Hill Show gas is hijacked and the pMsen- iews and profiles of dto 1 9 ^ In Brief S ri - Business Report advertises in the personals col­ Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons a skydiving accident was actually ® - De Fiesta because any substantial alterations cleanup by imposing a surcharge on we will perpetuate old power plants and murder. (R) (60 min.) C D - Rockford FHas gers are left stranded in the Olympics. • with a nationwide electricity tax are umn in order to get back into the take a look at what's happening desen. O.J. Simpson, Ane John­ electric rates in all states except units even though, from a national and 7:00 P.M. singles scene. Bill Schoppert. 10:00P.M. 0 - Freeman Reporta try ing to win the one vote they believe is could cost them other votes. at the movies C D - Tw o Marriages Nancy C D - Racing From Roosevelt son, Anne Frartcis. 1980. Alaska and Hawaii. regional energy viewpoint, that proba­ (X) - CBS News Karen Landry. Rated PG. questions her traditional rc^e as a C B ( { ) - Knots Lending When Posters for peace n e e d ^ to push the bill to a House Even if the sponsors are successful in 03) - Honaymoonars CD - World Vision Spwdal 3:15 A.M. It has been estimated that the bly is not sound." CB ® - M-A-S-H - MOVIE: 'Breezy' A middle- 8:30 P.M. housewife and Scott can't accept Litimae fails in her efforts to make subcommittee. pushing the measure through the sged businessman falls in love the fact that his mother is preg­ CNp confess, she decides to 05 - Stovia Nicks Concert (S ) - Tw ilight Zono 3$ - MOVIE; Tha PationaM' BOSTON (DPI) — A group of peace activists surcharge would be between 50-cents CB - Tic Tac Dough C D “ Carol Burnett and Friends TNs solo concert was taped at The Energy and Commerce health subcommittee, they are almost certain Environmental Protection Agency with a teenager despite his mis­ nant (R) (60 min.) wreak vengeance. (R) (60 min.) 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Astronaut McNair had lots to toot about GRAPH AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — Maine's overall crim e rate was lower in 1983 than in any year CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) — Ro­ planetariums nationwide this fall. year at M IT under a program designed A textbook end play since the state began collecting statistics in 1974 nald M cNair set two firsts when he -'When you first touch ground, you for students from pr^om inantly black — but rapes were 27.8 percent higher than in 1982, orbited the Earth lor eight days last feel like you weigh a ton and your colleges and universities. He returned The key to the whole play < % u r said a report issued Wednesday. February aboard the space shuttle equilibrium is off. It takes about two to M IT as a graduate student and is based on the king of hearts ^ B i r t h d a y The report, released by the Department of Challenger. days to stabilize." M cNair said as he received a doctoral degree in 1976. lead. Unless you are playing described his eight-day voyage aboard He then became a staff physicist at N O R T H 4-Z444 Public Safety, said the number of rapes in 1983 Not only was he the first black against a real desperado, the Challenger. Hughes Research Laboratories in ' SA1093 AprH 27,1964 was 193, as opposed lo 151 during 1982. The scientist-astronaut to go into space, he WJ2 who may also be slightly number of murtters was 24 for both years. McNair, a South Carolina native who Malibu, Calif., before joining the space drunk, that king iead marks Your ambitions will be furth­ was probably the first human being to ♦ QJ43 Statistics showed the two highest county crime experimented with laser technology program. West with the queen. ered this coming year liy play the saxophone beyond the Earth's ♦ 762 ratM, based on the number of crimes per 1,000 while a graduate student at M IT, was McNair urged inner city high school Now for the whole proce­ friends who will go out of thdr atmosphere. W E S T E A S T way lo help you. It's extremely population, occurred in Cumberland and Sagada­ selected in 1978 as an astronaut students who sat in the audience to dure. Take the heart, draw " I took my soprano saxophone into candidate by the National Aeronautics work for what they want to achieve in ♦87 2 ♦& trumps, cash four diamonds, important that you acknowl­ hoc counties. YKQlOg ¥87 543 edge and later repay their good space and had the opportunity to play and Space Administration. life. and on the fourth one chuck Cumberland County is the most populated of WE'VE GOTTA BUST YOU LOOSE, ATTA BOY: ♦ 10 76 4982 around the world," McNair, 33, told "W e believe that M cNair can be an "Winners are not critics of the world your baby club in prerara- Maine’s counties, with 217,356 people and a crime PINNY.' C'M ON, NOW, Y'l'GOTTAri HOUP IT ♦ K85 ♦J1094 TAURUS (April 20-May 2Q) listeners at the MassachusetSs Insti­ inspiration and a role model for high with no solutions to offer and no STRETCH THAT VINE GOOP R IG H T tion for the end play. TOen rate of 58.6. Sagadahoc Couqty, with a relatively You could be a trifle too curi­ tute of Technology Wednesday. school students, particularly those an.swers to give,” he said. O AN' TIGHT.' THERE' SOUTH lead the jack of hearts. West ous for your own good todaV. low population of 29,002, had a rate of 40.9. ♦ KQJ64 from the inner city with disadavataged "A winner is one who knows the is in with the queen, but be is There's a chance you might ask Piscataquis County, a large geographical area " I look forward to doing it again next ¥ A 6 also a dead duck. A heart probing questions of othefs in central Maine with only 17,758 residents who year," he said. backgrounds," noted Michael Feld, his unlimited nature of his being, someone ♦ AK5 lead will allow a ruff in they prefer not to answer. live primarily in rural areas, had the lowest McNair, an M IT graduate, said he faculty supervisor at MIT. who knows who he is and how to get ♦ AQ3 dummy and a discard of the Major changes are in store ipr crime rate in the state, 18.3. did scientific experiments aboard the McNair was an undergraduate stu­ there. Being a winner is hanging it over Vulnerable; North-South club queen, while a club lead Taurus in the coming year. Public Safety Commissioner Arthur A. Stilphen RONALD McNAIR space shuttle and filmed a movie about dent at North Carolina A&T State the edge, taking that risk and accepting Dealer: South runs up to South’s A-Q. Send for your year-ahead pre­ said the 10- year-old Uniform Crime Reporting . . . set two firsts the trip that will be shown in University when he spent his junior that challenge, " he said. This hand was played dictions today. Mall $1 to West North East Sooth Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio Program that makes the “ Crime in Maine” 2 4 many years ago. Modem {city Station. New York, NY report possible, provides information that helps Pass 44 Pass 4 N T bidding would get to the 10019. Be sure to state yotir ,Iaw enforcement officials to plot crim e preven­ same spade slam, but the Pass 5 4 Pass 5 N T zodiac sign. tion and budgets. Megabucks winner plagued by false drug rumors * _ Pass 6 4 Pass 6 4 opening bid would be two GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) If Pass Pass Pass clubs by South. North would you borrow something from .a respond two diamonds, friend today, be sure you return Vermont sues drycleaner CHICOPEE, Mass. Inc. in South Hadley. Soon didn't win the money,” Jopson said his elderly crying," he said. "I'm dealer," Mrs. Jopson saying, “ I have nothing I It in the same condition you ght (U P I) — A Chicopee man after, Jopson and his wife said Denise Jopson, also mother became upset sick of these hassles." said. Opening lead: VK M ONTPELIER, Vt. (U P I) - The state has I'M PEAINCP.^ want to bid." Then two it. Treat others' possessions who won $4.2 million in the started getting calls from 33. "How would you feel when his uncle heard the "M y kids are getting I ’m fine and so is mv filed a Superior Court lawsuit against an H O U B 6 O N t h e ; P H O N t spades bv South, three with respect. ; state lottery Megabucks concerned friends and with people going around rumor and called to find hassled. The other kids husband,” she said. "But CANCER (June 21-July 22) Do W 'E ^ , 6 0 0 P WITH AUN T IX)ei&, spades by North, whereupon industrial drycleaner in Williamstown to force family, he said. spreading rumors that out if it was true. "M y are asking for drugs. My they’re saying he was not vacillate on Importapt game said he’s been N l 6 H t A U N T "C X JE :& N o f THF NA66:' By Oswald Jacoby ^uth would go into the cleanup of chemical-laden sludge blamed for Issues today. Your failure lo plagued by false but per­ “ I almost wish now we you’re dead." mother called me up husband isn’t a drug overdosed on drugs." P O E 1 5 , P0E:5NT FVFe and James Jacoby Blackwood routine and contamination of the community's air, soil and sistent rumors that he was T A O ^ C ^ . take a firm position will be bojh water. QUIT? reach the same slam. annoying and confusing to your a drug dealer who died To an expert, this hand Why wouldn't a modernist associates. ; However, Attorney General John Easton said after a drug overdose. looks like a cinch. It's so North jump to four spades? LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There's Wednesday the state and UniFirst Corp., which "I'm a little sick and easy that if it were played in Because modernists use that a possibility you might l)e operates the business, agreed to accelerate the tired of all this,” Gregory the last round of the Blue jump to four to show the somewhat of a lazybones litigation by at least two months to avoid costly Jopson, 33, who won the ■■ Ribbon Pairs, every declar­ same hand without the ace today, and it’s going to take fees that could be used for the cleanup effort. OWN A BRAND NEW TV largest amount ever on a er would wrap up 12 tricks of spades. extra effort to perform at yoiir Easton said UniFirst, based on Woburn, Mass., \m without lifting an eyebrow. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) usual level ot productivity. ‘ single ticket April 14, said cooperated with his office by agreeing to a VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be Wednesday. “ I'm just a on guard In social situations rarely-used legal procedure in which both sides quiet guy and try to mind 3 today, especially If you encoun­ outline areas of agreement — and disagreement my own business. I don’t CROSSWORD ter one you know from experi­ — in the initial lawsuit. n e^ all this.” EOROMY $29.95 ence to be a bit deceitful. 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Engelhardt, the father of two boys, has a master's Irv celebrates hats’ demise Oval Office. show because of illness, according Over the years, his band servefl degree in social work from the University ol to an announcement made during as a showcase for such jazz greats One reporter, I recall, questioned Roosevelt on why Connecticut. He is director of the Father Assistance Connecticut House Speaker Irving Stolberg was in a left, Stolberg models an Indian headdress, a “Billy Jack" the show, and returned to the as blues singer Joe Williaiiis, he hadn't talked more about the federal budget in his and Community Education Service at Wheeler, a light mood as the General Assembly celebrated the hat, and a classic hat made in Danbury. "Hat Day" was hospital tor an additonal three trumpeter Thad Jones and sAXtf- last speech. Roosevelt had a little simile for the national pilot program for single fathers. At Wheeler “Demise of Hat Day" in Hartford on Wednesday. From removed from the general statutes last session. days of care. phonist Frank Foster. " reporter. He said that if there were a catastrophic fire he provides individual, group and family therapy to in the reporter's home town that destroyed much of children and families and he maintains a private the center of the city, it could probably alter real practice in Southington. estate values and might even have an effect on future The meeting is open to the public. Cost, to taxes, but he'd noticed that the stories the reporters non-FOClS members, is $1. Call 568-4150 for Newman talks on speech Obituaries information. wrote about the fire and the pictures the newspapers Area Towns Members of FOCIS hope Engelhardt’s presentation ran on the front page the following morning didn't put Em il J. R icci Sr. five brothers, Carl Ricci of Windsor,‘ will spur interest in the lather's support group at 1984 chamber dinner much emphasis on next year's city budget. In Brief Emil J. Ricci Sr., 78, of East Americo Pizzoferrato of New Britain,' proposed by Nolting.“ Listening to the guys at work is Hartford, died Tuesday at Hartford Augustino Pizzoferrato of Manchester,. Roosevelt loved his own jokes. not the thing to do," Nolting says. " I guess I ’m trying plan that will permit someone who runs Continued from page 1 Hospital. He was the husband of the Silvio Pizzoferrato of Newington, and' Harry Truman held the second most press to dispel a lot of myths about fatherhood." a two-man gas station to buy insurance Moran gets zone change late Lucia S. Ricci and the father of Louis Ricci of Miami, Fla.; and t(h inexpensively. conferences, 324. At one of them, Harry handed out a educators put less stress on standard BOLTON — The Zoning Commission Wednes­ John Ricci of Manchester. grandchildren. NOLTING FIRST became interested in the idea of a He prai.sed his prccedessor, Joseph memo saying he'd just appointed “ a secretary for English, partly because it meant less day granted Theodore Moran a zone change from He also leaves a daughter, Doris father's support group when he attended FOCIS Carman, who. he said, kept a low columnists.” work lor them. business to industrial for a portion of 17.5 acres he Boccaccio of East Hartford; another The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 meetings with his wife during her pregnancy. profile and made the chamber operate But Newman insisted that the recently bought on Hop River Road (Route 6). son. Emil Ricci Jr. of Somers; six a.m. from the D'Esopo East Hartford “ His duties," Truman said in the memo, "are to Although other men attended the meetings, Nolting smoothly with coordinated effort by a English language is a unifying factor in The decision followed a public hearing attended sisters, Virginia Ricci of Hartford, Funeral Chapel, 30 Carter St., with a had the impression, he says, that the organization lot of members. listen to all radio commentators, read all columnists the United States which is diverse in so by a half dozen of Moran's new neighbors. One Edith DelGuidice of Lebanon, Susan mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. ah spoke largely to women. Carman said that the past year has in the newspapers, coordinate them and give me the many ways. And he said there is no resident said he hoped the commission would not LcLusso of Broad Brook, Angeline St. Christopher Church. Burial will be "So much being done was oriented to the mother been a good one for the chamber, results so I can run the United States and the world the evidence that rules choke off creativ­ grant anything that would allow Moran to build Rucei of Wethersfield, Philomena in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery.. and baby, " he says. "A lot of questions bothered me. A which, he said, is in sound financial way it should be.” ity. "Natural writers are few and far close to his property line. Chairman Philip G. Saccoccia of East Hartford, and Calling hours are today from 6 to 9 p.m. But I didn't dare ask questions for fear of being stupid. shape and has achieved most of its There are two interesting deviations in the style between," he said. Dooley said regulations for industrial zones Theresa Guarinn of South Windsor; at the funeral home. Guys don't like to ask certain questions in the goals for the year. Michael Belcher, incoming chair­ include stricter distance requirements than those used by various presidents. Of the nine 1 reviewed, presence of women," he says. Carman was made a member of the man of the chamber's Board of lor business zones. five of them consistently used the first person “ I " While mothers-to-be are discussing birth options chamber's Ambassadors' Club, the Directors, assumed ollice and stressed Moran has said he plans to live in the house at when they were talking about themselves. They said, and diet and doctors their husbands are agonizing the chamber s continuing work toward goodwill arm of the chamber. Bomb scare forces the site and to run a machine shop in a for instance, " I am going to take action on that." over things like, “ Will I pass out in the delivery re-accreditation, a process he des­ Carman, who operates a clothing 30-by-50-foot building once used for agricultural room ?" and "W ill I gag when I'mchanging diapers?" store, accepted the red blazer worn by cribed as a method by which "we can purposes. Until the zone change, the building was. Four of them avoided the use of " I " as if it were Nolting says. "But sometimes if you talk, you listen to the ambassadors, from Bernard Apter get our ducks in a row. " just outside a nearby industrial zone. Moran evacuation of MCC immodest of them. Nixon, for example, almost other people and you don’t leel alone." P who operates a competing clothing He said the chamber will -soon have in asked zoning officials to move the zone up 100 feet always said, "We are going to take action on that" Nolting tried to start a father's support group last store. operation a group medical insurance to include the building. Hundreds of students were evacu­ according to Vincent, who said it would when he meant " I . " winter. He announced his intentions in the FOCIS The commission's vote came against the advice ated from the Manchester Community be "nearly impossible to look into newsletter. (He is the editor.) "The response was Dwight Eisenhower, a personal hero of mine, was of the town Planning Commission, which opposed College campus at 10:30 this morning, every nook and cranny." At 11:15, zilch," he says. the change until the town has reviewed zoning an hour and a half after an anonymous everyone was let back in. criticized for his grammar, but listen to his answer to But Nolting is hopeful that this time fathers will along the entire Bolton stretch of Route 6. caller said he had planted a bomb that Vincent said that today's incident this question; come forward. He tentatively plans to open his home Fantasia files appeal would go off at 11 a.m. was the only bomb scare at MCC in the "S ir,” a reporter said, “ would you define our to men on the same night as the regular FOCIS "Nobody was very scared," MCC four years he's been president. national purpose? Many Americans think we're meetings. He envisions a very informal group with Convicted drug dealer Richard Fan­ attorney during the drug trial. He said “Hopefully, it's an isolated inci­ President William Vincent said after­ losing it.” little structure — just a place to sit and talk about tasia, formerly of Manchester, who has McKeon told him he once pleaded dent.” he concluded. (ears and concerns with other men. Road race coming ward. "If anybody wanted to create a “ I'm not concerned about America losing its sense .served live and a half months of an guilty to breach of peace. Records show panic or anything, it didn't work." of purpose," Eisenhower said. “ We may not be eight-year prison sentence, was re­ Fantasia pleaded to possession of a BOLTON — The seventh annual Five-Mile At about 9a.m., Vincent explained, a IN HINDSIGHT, many of the old husbands' tales leased from prison this week after he controlled substance and paid a $65 Bolton Road Race is scheduled May 6 at 1 p.m. caller told a switchboard operator that Quake healthy? articulate about it and we may not give, daily, the kind turn out to be just that — untrue, Nolting claims. and his family posted a total of $100,000 fine. The Bolton Lions Club is sponsoring the race. a bomb had been planted, then hungup. of thought to it that we should; but I believe America Vacations are not impossible — just "different," he PLEASANTON, Calif. (UPI) — in cash and real estate bonds pending Fantasia was arrested in 1982 and Showering facilities will be available to all State and local police, as well as wants to live, first in freedom and the kind of liberty says. Finances are not the problem he feared. "Even an appeal. Manchester Superior Court convicted last October of possessing participants. The entry fee is $3.50 before May 6, Manchester firefighters, were called in Some Californians are still suffering that is guaranteed to us in our founding documents though our salary has been cut in half, w e've been able over 30 pounds of marijuana with the from “post-earthquake stress syn­ Herald photo by Pinto officials said. and $4 on May 6. No entries will be accepted after as a matter of routine, he said. and, secondly, they want to live at peace with all their to survive." he says. Fanfasia was also granted a special intent to .sell and possession of cocaine. 12; 30 p.m. the day of the race. “ We evacuated all buildings, on both drome" but a psychotherapist says But perhaps the biggest transition was a personal that can be a good thing. neighbors so that we may jointly find a better life for Bryce Nolting of Manchester gives his group. The topic of fatherhood will be public defender, at no cost. Hartford Judge David M. Barry sentenced Awards will be presented in men's and campuses (Hartford Road and Bidwell one — getting to know his daughter. " I enjoy her, " he Fantasia to nine years in prison, humanity as we go jointly forward. This, to me. is the daughter Nicole, 13 months, a piggy­ addressed at a May meeting of the criminal attorney Cerald Klein will women's divisions and by age group. Three or Street), and even the new building," According to psychiatrist John Pe­ says. And he enjoys his role as father, as well. " I f you suspended after six years. Judge Noren simple purpose of the United States.” represent him in the appeal. more runners may enter as a team. The times of Vincent said. Students were told they terson, one benefit of Tuesday's quake, had asked me that a year ago, I would have pleaded back ride. Nolting has been trying to Family Oriented Childbirth Information added two years to the sentence on the The syntax may be a little rocky but the thoughts Fantasia had hired Klein to repres­ the fastest three team-members will determine had to leave "due to unforeseen the largest to hit central California in the Filth Amendment," he says with a laugh. generate interest in a father's support Society. perjury conviction. are pure Ike, pure gold. ent him in a March perjury trial before each team's rank. The fastest team will also win circumstances." decades, was that it put city folks back This week Noren also granted judge Richard Noren. Fantasia was an award. The premises weic not searched. in touch with nature. convicted of lying about his previous Fantasia a waiver of appeal fees, but Runners under 18 years must have a parent's drug record during the drug trial. He warned him that he'll have to pay the written permission to compete. told the court he had only followed the court for his public defender if he finds instructions of John P. McKeon. his a job while free on appeal. There just isn’t enough romance in our iives Quarry permit renewed Police roundup Bv Ruth Youngblood signing up for Godek's evening adult education class, Godek. still single after a broken engagement, said. "Be a little bit outrageous." he advises aspiring BOLTON — The Zoning Commission Wednes­ United Press-International seeking to resolve such basics as “ whether it's still all “ I'm just a romantic person. I'm interested in romantics, male and female. "Here is a part of life day granted a one-year renewal of Bolton Notch right to open her car door." romance the way some men are into cars or sports." that most of you haven't focused on as much as you Quarry owner David Buck’s permit to dig stone BOSTON — “ When was the last time you wrote ‘I “ With women's liberation, roles are no longer He was skeptical a year ago when a friend running could. The smallest little things can be romantic." Burglars hit 2 churches from the two acres of the 10.7-acre quarry that are love you' on the bathroom mirror with a piece of sharply defined," Godek said, “ and men wonder if all the adult school suggested he offer a course, but now His suggestions include a note in a plastic bag under currently zoned for industrial use. soap?" the instructor asked his bewildered class. that old-fashioned romance is offensive to the modem the enthusiasm it has generated has inspired Godek to the windshield in case it rains, mailing a card with a Police Tuesday discovered evidence lockup in lieu of $500 bond and The rest of the quarry is zoned residential and "How about running a bubble bath (or your wife or woman. offer coed classes in addition to the ones for men only. LOVE postage stamp every day for a week, packing a of break-ins overnight at two North arraigned Wednesday in Manchester the commission has forbidden Buck to quarry girlfriend?” he asked when the first query failed to "In learning that romance actually improves the “ This class is about showing you care," Godek said. "trip kit" (or the traveler lilled with "corny things Main Street churches, they said today. Superior Court, police said. there. Buck bought the quarry last year. He also awaken a single memory. quality of life, men are also opening up and expressing "Being more romantic improves the quality of life." like a roll of dimes and a note saying 'Call M e.’ " and 2 An employee of the First Church of According to police, a store detective rents Box Mountain Quarries in Vernon. The blank expressions confirmed what Greg Godek their desires (or some spontaneous gesture, even a He quickly cautions that "rom ance is not going to giving one another $5 to spend on a shopping spree. Chri.st, Scientist, who opened the at Sears saw a woman removed Zoning Commission Chairman Philip G. Dooley suspected all along, that “ there just isn't enough bouquet of flowers." save a bad relationship, resolve major faults or Godek also recommends dispersing resumes to new church about 10 a.m, Tuesday, re­ clothing from one rack and place it on said today that the state highway department has romance" in today's relationships. Godek. 28, an account executive with a public improve your sex life in the long run. Women typically ported finding that someone had rifled another rack that was closer to the staked out the land it intends to claim to build a Godek, a romantic since his teens, is helping men relations firm, said the course was the outcome of complain that a man just doesn't show he cares, while acquaintances “ to get to know about each other," through desk drawers in the church door. She then grabbed the clothing and cul-de-sac at the end of Notch Road extension — a and women put the s|Mrk back into comfortable but years of accumulating information and experience men respond defensively, 'she knows I love her.'" mailing lingerie in an envelope within an envelope to a office, police said. Nothing was found ran outside to her car, which was left good portion of it'within the two-acre parcel Buck boring marriages and affairs, and even adding zest to with romance. woman's office in established intimate relationships, mi.ssing and police found no evidence of parked and running just outside the is allowed to quari^. The cul-de-sac is part of a first dates. THE FEMINIST MOVEMENT had not resolved attaching a $50 bill to a catalogue with a note saying, forced entry. The church is located at door, police said. state plan to build a four-lane expressway HIS FILE S are packed with lists of gift suggestions, "the gap between what women expect and what men " I ’d like to see you in the item on page 63" and tape through Bolton Notch. SINGLE, DIVORCED and even long-married men, restaurants, romantic ideas, poetry, songs and even think is OK. remember to do and feel comfortable recordings of romantic songs (or a car stereo. 6 447 N. Main St. She was apprehended in the parking About an hour and a half later Joseph lot by the store detective and held until Buck has said he is not satisfied with the limited confused by the attitudes of liberated women, are comic strips depicting the dilemmas of love. doing. " Godek said. Milton, minister of the Second Congre­ police arrived, police said. terms of the commission's permit and may take gational Church down the street, called While Ms. Giuliano was being booked the decision to court. He did not attend the police to report that he had discovered on the larceny charge, police disco­ commission's Wednesday meeting and could not wood chips on the lloor outside his vered a packet in her purse that be reached for comment today. office, apparently hacked from around contained, among other items, two In spite of the year-old permit, there has been People who live in houses without kids get lonely the lock on his ollice door, police said. syringes and a bottle ol clear fluid, they little action at the quarry over the winter. The front door of the church was said. The items were sent to the State found to have been left unlocked all Toxicology Laboratory for testing. The children are home. Life in the zoo is back to have to remember anything in the morning, except being stufled into someone's mouth. night, they said. Governor honors students normal. And I'm left with some observations. where the car keys are. The burglar apparently entered by You see, the kids all went to visit Grandma in the unlocked door and then tried People who live in houses without children never get Jobless claims BOLTON — Gov. William A. O'Neill presented Pennsylvania over school vacation. We had five days unsuccessfully to force his way into People who live in houses without children don't any phone calls. The phone Can go for as long as two Bolton Center School representatives with the at honte without them. It was an eye-opener. Connections several offices. Police found fresh pry have many dishes to wash. That was a real revelation. days without ringing. W h ^ it finally does, it s a wrong are down Governor's Youth Action Award Wednesday in Not that I've never been away from the kids before. There aren't 10 milk glasses and four cereal bowls and marks on several exterior and interior his office at the State Capitol. Susan Plese number. Somebody wants to talk to somebody else’s doors, possibly made with a large I've just never been at HOME without them before. I a half-dozen sandwich plates in the sink five minutes kid. WASHINGTON (UPI) - New claims On hand to accept the award were students Ann Herald Reporter screwdriver, they said, Milton found T\- si’i;( :i \I. wasn't sure bow I would adjust. after the last dinner dish has been washed. for state unemployment benefits Lewis and Rich Lebel, Superintendent Richard E. nothing missing from any part of the dropped to 345,000 during the second Packman, Principal Ann Rash and student I learned some things. Living in a big bouse without church, they said. f kids is like driving a trailer truck to pick up a loaf of People who live in houses without children finally adviser Wendy Murdock. week in April, the Labor Department People who live in houses without children don't start to miss the noise and the vacuum and the' The Center School was one of six Connecticut bread at the grocery. It seems like there's a lot of A 31-year-old Hartford woman was said today. have much laundry. The washing machine gets pretty wasted space. pre-school hysteria and the laundry and dishes. arrested Tuesday in connection with schools to receive the award this year. It's a first The seasonally adjusted figure for lonely downstairs without all the muddy jeans and the Sometimes they get so crazy that they miss the rock the theft of clothing from the Sears for Bolton. The school was singled out for a food, •WMAT IS TRUTH?- People who live in houses without children don't the week ended April 14 was a decrease grass stains and spaghetti-spattered shirts and 14 music and the sibling* battles and the telephone department store at the Manche.ster clothing and toy collection drive cpiled "Necessi­ People who live in houses without children can bear have anyone to blame for the mess. One can't say, of 43,000 from the previous week's level changes of socks. People who don’t spend hall their ringing. Parkade. ties for the Needy,” which was organized to helpa the stNUid of their own voices. A fter years of talking “ Look at the ntess you kids mad.;. Pick it up right of 388,000. family of Cambodian refugees and eight other time in the basement with the laundry have a lot of Constance Giuliano was charged over rock music, baseball games and sililing battles, away. " families in the Bolton area. time on their hands. with sixth-degree larceny and posses­ The department said there were one's voice sounds strange. Ecfaoey. So people who live in houses without children eat up Students collected 310 cans of food, four boxes sion of drug paraphernalia alter police 2,470,000 people collecting regular state People who live in houses without children have to the last of the roast beef and they oil the refrigerator of clothing, a box of shoes, two boxes of toys and a discovered syringes and a bottle of unemployment benefits during the People who live in houses without children don't pick up their own messes. People who live in houses without children know door and stock up on laundry powder and vacuum clear fluid in her purse, police said. week ended April 7, a decline of 7,000 box of children's books. TONIGHT 8:00 CHANNEL 30 have to vacuum the rug every day. That came as a exactly where (he leltover roast beel is located. It is in cleaner bags. Then they let out a deep breath and She was held overnight in the police from the previous week's total. very big shock. People who live in houses without children don't (he relrigerator. next to the leltover spaghetti. It is not welcome the kids back in the house again. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 26, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thiirsday, April 26, 198ANo 3 Advice Experts discuss recovery after Safety belt would have saved child the hospital stay DEAR ABBY; Two never would have done sive body odor lately — years ago today we lost such a thing — that if perspiration. When he By Barbara Richmond our 9-month-old son. I ’ll people want to live to­ comes into the of flee in the Horald Reporter call him Johnny. He died gether as man and wife, morning, we can smell because I chose to hold D e a r A b b y they should get married him three feet away. We Before you even walk in the door, know what you him on my lap instead o( first, especially at my age suspect that he “ works will do when you leave the hospital. This was the (I ’m 20). out’’ before coming to advice of three persons who spoke to the spring strapping him into his Abigail Van Buren safety belt. My boyfriend is 22 and work, but he doesn’t meeting of the Manchester Memorial Hospital Ironically enough, we he doesn't understand the shower afterward. Auxiliary on Monday. were taking him to the way my parents think. "A lte r the Hospital.. .Then What? ’ ’ was the question It is so offensive that doctor and didn’t buckle What should 1 do? tackled by three experts. Lois Lewis, registered nurse when one of us is called him up because I thought DESPERATE FOR and executive director of the Visiting Nurse and Home into his office, we hate to he’d feel better if I held ADVICE Care of Manchester; Lois Pabst, registered nurse and go. When outside visitors him. (M y husband was with my loss and my guilt You’ll never know how director,of the Home Care Department at the come here to conduct , driving.) Besides, it was the only way I know, and many ‘ ‘Johnnys’ will be DEAR DESPERATE: Hospital; and M arie Seybolt of the Department of business, we are embar­ only a five-mile drive. that is by promoting the saved because you had the You obviously have a Social Work at the hospital. rassed. It is so obnoxious My husband is a very use of safety belts for courage and generosity of great deal of respect for WHO IS SHE? and so unprofessional! careful driver, but he infants and children. spirit to write. the opinion and wishes of Noting she was speaking to auxiliary members as consumers, said, “ No longer can a person come to the didn’t think about the My brother, who is a your parents or you How can we deal with hospital and stay until they are better.’’ She other driver that morn­ state police officer, once DEAR ABBY: I am wouldn’t have written to this situation? emphasized the necessity of her department to ask a ing. Less than two miles told me that in all of his 12 having a generation gap me. You are wise to US AT lot of questions to gather information about a person from our home, a young years as an officer on the problem. My boyfriend realize (and adfnit!) that TH E OFFICE man ran a stop sign and scene, he has never un­ and I have been seeing you are not ready for entering the hospital. She said, “ The sooner we rammed into us. Aithough buckled a dead child. each other for a long time. m arriage yet. If you could interact, the easier for you. We can help to make the we were going only 35 I hope your readers can We love each other very handle living together D E AR US: Someone at process as painless as possible. , H«f«td photo by Richmond What are the alternatives for those who leave the Left, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lassow, miles an hour. Johnny learn from my mistake, much, but we are not without marriage, you the office who has the flew out of my arms and Abby. Burying my child ready for marriage yet. wouldn't ask me what to man’s best interests at ^ Freckles gets lots of attention from Dog hospital and still need care — Home care? celebrating their 50th wedding anniver­ was crushed into the wind­ was the hardest thing I ’ve He's asked me to move do. But since you're ask­ heart should take him ; Warden Richard Rand’s helper, Sandy Convalescent Home? Nursing Home? Rehabilitation sary. Above, Mr.and Mrs. Lassow on shield by m e— his mother had to do. in with him. I see nothing ing, I say — don't! aside and tell him what Hospital? :: Cramer, while waiting at the pound to be She said the Home Care department at the hospital, their wedding day, March 18, 1934. — the one person he LEARNED THE wrong with this and I you have told me. probably trusted most in HARD W AY would like to, but my DEAR ABBY: Wow! L adopted. serves as a liaison department between the hospital the World. parents strongly object to Have we ever got a Anonymous letters, for and other groups. She said her department must be I am not looking for DEAR LEARNED: it. They say when they problem. Our immediate the mos.t part, are for the Adopt a pet aware of the changing needs of an individual. Ldssows obsetve 50th anniversary sympathy. I’m dealing Thank you for your letter. were growing up they boss has the most repul­ cowardly and immature. “ Social workers like to be loved, but today we’re the Lassow Inc., oil company. Mrs. bearers of bad news — we have to tell people they Mr .and Mrs. Herman Lassow. of Mrs. Lassow is the former can’t stay in the hospital as long as they need to," Ms. 40 Autumn St., observed their 50th Miriam Barshay. They were mar­ Lassow was a teacher in the Setter's face Seybolt said. wedding anniversary on March 18. ried March 18, 1934 and have been Hartford and Manchester .school Pill can cause migraine headaches She added, “ W e don’t enjoy that role — perhaps A reception and service in their Manchester residents since that sy.stems. before an illness strikes, you should investigate these honor will be held May 4 at 8 p.m. at time. The couple has three .sons. DEAR DR. LAMB: My sending you the Health not. full of freckles things." Temple Beth Sholom. 400 E. They are charter members of Jeffrey Lassow. Arthur Lassow 33-year-old daughter has Letter 16-12, Headaches Many healthy people She said Manchester residents are lucky because Middle Turnpike. The public is Temple Beth Sholom. Lassow was and Gordon Lassow, all of Man­ daily headaches. Since and. What To Do About can eat and go to bed there are many convalescent homes of various sizes invited. founder of the Ellsworth and chester, and five grandchildren. she had her teeth straight­ Them. Others who want without any problems, but By Barbara Richmond and types, in the town. ened as a teenager I Your Health this issue can send 75 there are a number of Herald Reporter She cautioned, however, that insurance doesn’t thought she might have cents with a long, medical conditions that necessarily pay for these other settings. And said, if it malocclusion. However, stamped, self-addressed can be aggravated by the This week’s featured pet is a mixed breed English does, it is very expensive to carry. her headaches really be­ Lawrence Lamb, M.D. envelope for it to me, in bedtime snack or late setter with freckles on her face — so naturally Dog “ Don’t count on Medicare to help — if you gel a few Auxiliary donates $94,000 gan when she went on care of the Manchester meal. If you have a Warden Richard Rand has ndmed her Freckles. weeks on this, consider it frosting on the cake,” she birth control pills three Herald, P.O. Box 1551, tendency to have the She’s about 6 months old. She was picked up April 17 said. She also explained that most places require one years ago. Radio City Station, New stomach contents leak at the intersection of Route 84 and South Main Street, month’s payment up front. By Barbara Richmond came from money earned by the of Louise C. England, chairman of York. N.Y. 10019. backward into the lower Herald plioto by Pinto -and is all set to go to a loving home. Herald Reporter Penny Saver thrift shop and $30,000 the Nominating Committee, auxil­ She’s been to numerous Ms. Lewis offered advise about home care after esophagus — nighttime from the hospital Gift Shop, iary members re-elected Mrs. physicians and the only Alfie, last week’s featured pet, was set to go to his coming out of the hospital, noting this is one of the from birth control pills, DEAR DR. LAMB: My heartburn — you’re better A check for $94,000, a gift from operated by the auxiliary. Murphy as president. Beverly diagnosis they come up common and using the S k a te r s waltz new home ih Coventry. On Tuesday a Coventry options. husband tells me I ’d sleep off sleeping on an empty the Manchester Memorial Hospi­ The remainder came from auxil­ Fuss, first vice president and with is tension. My daugh­ Pill also is common, it’s the only thing to do is have resident came in and fell in love with little Alfie, a She outlined the many programs offered by her better if I ate before going stomach. It can occur tal Auxiliary, to the hospital, iary dues, revenue from taking Marilyn Peracchio, second vice ter disagrees and says she not surprising to find her stop taking them and Norman Gerber and Susan Phillips Plese attempt an impromptu shepherd cross. She had tc get the OK from her organization. The staff has on it, registered nurses, see what happens. to bed. I ’ve always been with or without a hiatal brings the auxiliary over the $1.2 photos of babies born at the president. Elected were. Jean isn’t tense. women who have both, skater's waltz in a scene from "Talley’s Folly" by Lanford Wilson husband before actually adopting him. home health aides, physical therapists, occupational told it wasn’t healthy to hernia, a portion of the million mark in total contributions hospital, and from interest. Moore, secretary and Carol An acquaintance at my even though the two condi­ But your daughter has opening tonight at 8 at the Manchester Community College therapists and speech therapists, and medical social been diagnosed as having eat before bed. We have stomach that enters to the hospital. The auxiliary is just Mrs. Murphy noted that the O’Neil, treasurer. office said his wife got tions are unrelated. Can’t understand why someone hasn’t adopted little workers. our dinner at about 5:30 through a hole in the auditorium. Ms. Plese is a reporter at the Manchester Herald. ending a year’s celebration of its auxiliary has donated $750,000 in headaches from the Pill. Some women have mi­ tension headaches. They Scout, the beagle. He’s a quiet, lovable dog. Heis not a “ And one of the big parts of our program is hospice Elected to the Board of Directors diaphragm. 60th anniversary. just the past 10 years. Have you any documenta­ graine headaches during don’t have the same and I ’m really not hungry Gerber writes the weekly Job Search for the Herald. The Pulitzer large dog and is about 2 years old so has reached his were: Betty Eigner, Penny Tel- home care for people who are terminally ill and Vera Sundquist, chairman of the The hospital is in the final stages tion of this? their menstrual periods, symptoms and character­ when I ’m ready for bed. Prize-winning romantic drama is directed by Charles Alian full size. He'd appreciate a nice family. gener, Judy Mrosek, Elise Strick­ Studies suggest you can choose to die at home,” Ms. Lewis said. Finance Committee, presented the of a major expansion program. at the time when estrogen istics as migraines. While And then there’s Harry. Harry never seems to give land. Marion Moore. Phyllis Jack- Should a person eat improve the body’s ability Plese. Performances will continue Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. The cost of staying in a convalescent home ranges check to Jack Hunter, chairman of Hunter, in accepting the check, D E AR READER: Your and progesterone hor­ dental problems certainly up hope that someone will adopt him and truly care ston, Carolyn Raesler, Pal before going to bed? Both to use calories, thereby Tickets are $3.50 for general admission and $2.50 for students from to $71 a day. “This doesn’t mean that a person the board of the hospital, at the assured the auxiliary members acquaintance's wife must mones are at the lowest can cause headaches, about him. Harry has been in and out of the pound a $50 Kenefick, Pat Korstrom. Louise of us are 60. preventing obesity, by annual spring luncheon meeting that the building program will have had migraines, if levels. Others find their most headaches are from and senior citizens. Call 649-1061. couple of times. It certainly isn't his fault. He's a would get better care in the $71 a day facility — that’s England. Diane Morri.son. Rita exercising after eating. So just the price range in various areas, Ms. Pabst Monday at Glastonbury Hills come to a halt next year. they were affected by migraines disappear dur­ other causes. After all, a pretty dog with a very friendly disposition. And he’s Egan and Lilia Barhero. stopping the pill. Birth ing pregnancy when the headache is the most DEAR READER: If if you eat a late snack, be explained, to a question asked by an auxiliary Country Club. 'kmart, too. He said that the new and final control pills can cause hormone levels are at common of all symptoms. eating before bed is a prepared to take a walk, member. Celebration of the auxiliary’s Also: Jane Pastel, Olive The new residents of the pound this week are location of the gift shop will be in migraine headaches, but their highest. You need to understand habit associated with the which may wake up up She said the cost per day in a rest home runs about 60th anniversary started lust May Chambers, Connie Plepler. Joan Frosty, a white Spitz, and Rocky, a puppy that looks the new entry way. The shop will this is rare. Since mi­ If you suspect your the variety of headaches sleep routine, it may be rather than put you to Thoughts $40 or $50 a day and $25 a day in a non-medical rest and will end in May with a bus trip Gerrily, Mary Kay Sulick. Beth like he’s a shepherd-St. Bernard cross. have 1.400 square feet, plus graine headaches are daughter’s headaches are and theii' causes, so I ’m helpful. Otherwise it’s sleep. ' Frosty is a female, about2yearsold. She was picked home. to Boston. Will. Virginia Kelly, Pat Kenefick. Anita Murphy, president of the another I,SOOsquure feet of storage Frequently we start out opportunity to start over, tunity to make things . up on April 20 on Whitney Road and would make a nice The cost of having a home heaith aide come to the Vivian Ferguson. Gloria Weiss. Lii auxiliary, gave a breakdown of the space in the building. a day expecting to find joy to make things new. New whole. pet. Rocky isonly about 8 weeks old. He's a round little home ranges from $9 to $15 an hour; and for a Hunter. Mary Jane Pazda and $94,000 gift. Of the total. $50,000 Accepting the recommendations and fulfillment in the life springs from broken­ soft ball of brown fur. homemaker, $7 to $9 an hour. Leslie Belcher. Coach asks too much of this athlete opportunities of a new ness. We could learn from Intern Steven Sabin day. But it is often the a grain of wheat. The Emanuel Lutheran case that things will go grain must be broken by DEAR DR. BLAKER: 77ISHIIS< that we would never again will be discussed in future wrong and we will dispair. the seedling before it can Across the street froiji My son is a high-school BR.-\ND VASELINE MVE be invited to their home or columns. The truth is that we live grow. Once the wheat is where the Board of Edi|- INTHl wrestler and in order to VASELINE AEIOSOI allowed to see the in a world filled with harvested it must also be cation building is now was ARTIFICIM INTENSIVE stay in his weight class for Just because you don’t TEARS Q-TIPS HMI SPIAY A s k children. brokenness. We expe­ broken to be put to use, once an apartment housie a meet, his coach has use on Item doesn't mean ORY EYE ,. VANITVPMK CARE « l Typos We want to be recog­ rience broken relation­ ground to make flour. And dubbed the “beehive," HAIR wv)S) suggested that he get sick D r . B l a k e r the Item has lost Its value. ___ CATEGORY 11 oz. nized as having a role with ships, broken promises, of course a loaf of bread because so many peopte LOTION after he eats. Why not exchange It for c o n o N “J5SS® our grandchildren. broken bodies, and broken must be broken,before it lived there. The “b^- TEARS AlITjffts His father and I never Karen Blaker, Ph.D. cash with an ad in Classi­ TONIC .x s . .. .1.^ * . — spirits. Against these for­ can be eaten. hive,” once a tobacco SWABS Ooz. VASEU ni thought too much about it fied? 643-2711. NATURAIE 3.5 oz. MVE DEAR READER: Actu­ ces there seems to be little As we seek after the shed, burned down on DERMMOlOGICAl SOFT PEIM until we saw a television .SOez. ally, the importance of the hope, even in the power of power of new life, we must Feb. 11,1939. FORMUU lonon KFIU program about male bu- Ryan heritage VAUUnE 2.19 grandparents’ roles in the a new start. not allow ourselves to give 1.37 lemics. Evidently, there lives of children of divorce 1.77 DEUUTOLOCICAl O C T HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Y et frequently, it is up hope because we live in Clara Sweet, a tum-of- 240's a r e several male- has been recognized by so 3.89 1.67 FOMHIUCHAII Irene Ryan, who played precisely out of broken­ a broken world. It pro­ the-century teacher at the dominated occupations eating and weight loss. test, doesn’t mean some­ many people that 42 states Granny in T V ’s “ The ness that we find the vides us with the oppor­ old Eighth District School Onf.A-OAY where vomiting is sug­ If he were my son, I one should not stand up now have laws that pro­ COLGATE TOOTHPASTE Beverly Hillbillies" for which once stood on North VITMUNS gested and even encour­ would go with my husband against such destructive tect your visitation rights. min MCI nine years, died in 1973, School Street, went on ip with non $1.00 OFF Propa PH aged as a weight mainte- and talk to the coach. expectations. Our child­ Even with the laws, ISO’s but her memory will be become one of the first RAVE SOUD Isnisr 7 gz. nance technique. I Perhaps you can all work ren need to be protected. however, many grandpar­ ever green, thanks to the Where to write female medical doctors ih 4.49 OslOAtz. 2.37 remember male modeling out some different ap­ ents do end up in court. DEODORANT $1 million scholarships the country. BODY ONLY a n d w re s tlin g in proach to the problem. DEAR DR. BLAKER; Perhaps it would be less PONDS FunTnoms ^ SUPER she established. Here’s where to write lor advice from the particular. And if that conversation As grandparents, my hus­ stressful for all concerned vnmuns K in s le y Colton, execu­ syndicated columnists featured in the Man­ BERM REFIU Scentml Is that pattern a danger­ was not satisfying, I band and 1 feel we have to at least try working COLD CREAM 100’s tive director of the Ryan chester Herald: CLEANSER ous one to establish? would take action as a been largely forgotten as through a therapist or or Unscented 4.19 foundation, said more • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. RegNlar or Lemon ALBA-SELTZER 6 oz. parent to remove my son victims of our children’s mediator when this prob­ i m than 190 scholarships box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90083. 6.1 oz. 2 oz. DEAR READER: Yes. from the team and expose divorces. lem first arises. Fimmonis have been given out, total- • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., VITMHnS 36’S Self-induced vomiting the coach’s practices to The recent divorce of 5.17 iing more than ^50,000. nm»wowo»K» plus non over a prolonged period the school board and our son and his wife was Does your job have you P.O. Box ISSI, Radio City Station, New York, Colton said the scholar­ 100’s 1.87 not only depletes the body community. devastating enough with­ tied up in knots? Write for N .Y . 10019. ships will go on forever 1.99 of essential nutrients but Just because it is “ done out having to go through • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. Box 3.37 1.87 2.17 Dr. Blaker’s newsletter because so much interest establishes a rather dis­ all the time,” as I am emotional legal battles to "How to Reduce Job 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. has accrued to tte ac­ MENNEN torted attitude toward certain your son will pro- iqsure our own visiting Stress. ’’ Send SO cents and 10019. VflBOHr tress’ estate. SKIN BRACER LADY privileges with the grand­ a stamped, self-addressed SIIKIENCE SIIKIENCE Extra Strength children. But that is ex­ envelope to Dr. Blaker in 6 oz. SPEED STICK actly what happened. care of the Manchester SHAMPOO or HAIRSPRAY CAPSULES Cinema Everything was all Herald, P.O. Box 475, Nsroisl t r 2.27 DEODORANT right for a while but after Radio City Station, New CONDIYIONER M------■ our son’s ex-wife remar­ York, N.Y. 10019. « I 1 ^ Scontod or Morttard Ml T)VM 4.37 UoMontod Against All Odds (R ) 7:15, ried, the problems began. Write to Dr. Blaker at 7 ez. ANMitMim ClRMita — Sum- 9:40. 7 gz. MENNEN ysoLi Her new husband felt that the above address. The 1.5 oz. von's Travels 7:30,9:30. 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April 26, 1984 — 15 Physicians rareiy discuss death and resuscitation with the patient SPORTS BOSTON (D P I) — Patients who The study found that all but 4 necessary; eight said they did not. don't want to be resuscitated percent of the doctors questioned Of the 16 doctors questioned who should tell their doctors in advance believed patients should at least cared for the patients who said because physicians are unlikely sometimes take part in decisions they did not want to be resusci­ ever to bring up the subject, two about resuscitation — the prolong­ tate, only. one doctor had pre­ Improving Hurst Harvai^ Medical School doctors ing of life using extraordinary sumed correctly that his patient said^efljty. measures. didn't want to be resuscitatetl. ^/Physituans did not often act Only 10 percent actually dis­ "We all have a little apprehen­ accordingito their personal philo­ cussed it with a patient before a sion about talking with critically ill sophy conperning the importance resuscitation was required and patients.” said Ms. Bedell, an hurls Sox to win of consulting with patients about only 21 percent discussed it the instructor in medicine at Harvard their desire for ... resuscitation," patient's family, the study showed. Medical School. “ But certainly By Frederick Waterman older you get, the wiser you get. " took the loss. the pair wrote in the New England The Harvard doctors said they this group was easy to talk to and Journal of Medicine. UPI Sports Writer Tony Armas drove in one run and Hurst, 3-2, who claimed not to be discussed death with 25 survivors they welcomed a chance to talk tired despite throwing 161 pitches, A study of 157 doctors showed scored another to lead Boston of resuscitation and, "M ost wel­ about their experience.” BOSTON — Bruce Hurst is while catcher Rich Gedman had said. "It's nice to win. I needed a they often decided whether a comed the opportunity to discuss She also said most doctors think getting older, wiser and definitely the game-winning hit. his first of gam e like that, a complete game. patient wanted to be resuscitated their disease and functioning." without discussing the question all but a very few patients want to better. the year. The bullpen is thin. with the patient or family, said They also found that only a small be resuscitated and if they don’t, , The Red Sox left-hander surren­ With two out in the fourth, Armas "The key to the game for me Drs. Susanna E. Bedell and percentage of patients was too sick they are either somehow mentally dered just five- hits and an singled, moved to third on Mike came early, I was going with my Thomas L. Delbanco. to discuss the situation. Of the 25 ill or will change their minds later. unearned run to earn a 2-1 Easler's single and scored on breaking ball and changes, but I Most said they could tell what the interviewed, only one was incapa­ But of the 32 percent who said they complete-game victory over the Gedman's double down the left- was getting behind and had to patient wanted through non-verbal ble of discussing it and another did not want to be resuscitated, Seattle Mariners Wednesday field line, giving Boston a 1-0 lead. come in with fastballs. I changed clues. But the study found the didn’t care. Of the 23others. 15said after six months they stuck to their night, three times pitching himself The Red Sox added a run in the my thinking and went with the doctors were often wrong. they would like to be resuscitated if decision. out of early jams. sixth. Wade Boggs hit a one-out fastball, and that set up the hitters Seattle's Dave Henderson, triple to right center and scored on better," he said. whose pinch-hit single in the ninth Armas' hopper through the infield Hurst added he has worked on drove in his team's only run, said that third baseman Darnell Coles getting ahead of the hitters and About Town the Mariners' bench "could see and shortstop Spike Owen both staying ahead. that Hurst had a good fastball and hesitated on. "(Boston manager Ralph) Houk breaking ball and he was turning it Seattle scored with two out in the has been driving that into our Retarded invited Crispino to speak at UNICO over." ninth. Armas dropping Spike Ow­ heads," Hurst said. " It's a lot Having faced Hurst. 26, "several en's fly to deep center for a easier when you do that, you get All retarded residents of the Manchester area are Mike Crispino. sports director for Channel 30 lim es" over the past few years, three-base error and Henderson the hitters looking to different invited to a dance at the Manchester Sheltered television, will be the speaker and master of Henderson said he has watched singled to score Owen. areas." Workshop. 57 Hollister St.. Friday from 7 to 10 p.m.. ceremonies at the dinner dance of UNICO, Saturday Hurst improve "and he's gotten Jim Beattie, 2-2, gave up seven Beattie said the game was Dancing will be to a five-piece band. Refreshments at Fiano's in Bolton. Tickets are still available from smarter as a pitcher. I guess the hits and one intentional walk and decided by freak plays will be served. For information, call the workshop at Joe Hachey at Heritage Savings & Loan and Damato 646-5718. Enterprises. Music for dancing will be by the Ed Lucci group of Worcester, Mass. Spring Fiing at post Crispino's father. Sam Crispino, is owns a- The Delta Booster Club of the Manchester Veterans Manchester supermarket and is a charter member of UNICO. of Foreign Wars will sponsor a “Spring Fling." UPi photo country-western dance Saturday at the post home, 608 The event is open to the public. For tickets call E. Center St. Hachey at 649-4586 or Damato at 646-1021. UPi photo Detroit Pistons' Keliy Tripucka finds Webster as all three attempt to get a There will be dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to the himseif sandwiched between New York Allison Kelly's birth was so earth- caesarean section at 1:21 p.m. Tuesday loose ball Wednesday at Madison music of “ The Ramblin F eaver" band. Food will be Knicks’ Ernie Grunfeid (left) and Marvin Square Garden. available. Proceeds will benefit the scholarship fund. Church to have supper shaking, her mother wept, her father in San Francisco— five minutes after the BOLTON — United Methodist Church of Bolton will trembled and the doctors who delivered Strongest earthquake since 1983. Mr. Students plan walk-a-thon have its annual ham and bean supper Saturday in her grabbed the operating room table to Kelly holds 24-hour-old Allison at NBA roundup Skinner Hall of the church: There will be sittings at 5 keep from falling. The second child of University of California’s Moffitt Hospi­ and 6:30 p.m. The students at East Catholic High School will The menu will consist of home-baked beans, ham, Kathryn ahd Daniel Kelly was born by tal in San Francisco. sponsor the " Blue and White Walk-a-thon,'' Sunday to potato salad, scalloped potatoes, coleslaw, rolls, raise money for the Father Bruce Ritter Covenant coffee and assorted desserts. House, the Domus Amoris, and the Alpha Omega Pistons defeat Knicks * ^ Reservations should be made in advance by calling House. Mrs. Stella Jablon at 649-0728. The earth shook and moved when Walkers will start at 2 p.m. and go on a 9-mile trek The price is $4.50 for adults and $2.50 for children through Manchester. Father Ritter’s Covenant House under 12. is a shelter for runaways in New York City. Domus Amoris is a home in Plainville and baby Allison came into this world to force fifth game Alpha-Omega House in Ellington, are homes that care for children with multiple handicaps. Amaranth meets Friday No deaths were reported, and By Ira Kaufman 12 minutes. opening-round series will be de­ ' „ East Catholic students will be seeking residents to SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Francisco. Chapman Court 10, Order of Amaranth, will meet only about 30 slight injuries UPI Sports Writer ' 'They played hard and tough the cided Thursday night. Boston and sponsor them on the walk. Allison Kelly's birth will be re­ “ We were on the 15th floor, so Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic ‘Temple, 25 E occurred, although damage was whole game and you don't play the Los Angeles received some addi­ Center St. membered as an earthshaking everything was amplified and event. moving around so much we had to estimated in the millions of A few hours after the circus way they do unless you have great tional rest by becoming the first Officers should wear colored gowns. There will be The second child of Kathryn and hang onto the table to keep from dollars. cleared out of Madison Square athletes,” said New York coach teams to get past the conference Task Force to meet tonight entertainment and refreshments after the meeting in Daniel Kelly was bom by Caesa­ falling,” obstetrician Dr. Fung Kelly, 25, said he was “abso­ Garden, the Detroit Pistons turned Hubie Brown. "In the second half quarterfinals, but tied at 2-2 celebration of the court’s 62nd birthday: There will we had a real difficult time when UPI photo rean section at 1:21 p.m. PST Lam said in an interview. lutely petrified and kept thinking the New York offense into a besides the Pistons-Knicks are also be a tea cup auction. The Chemical People Task Force organizational Tuesday — five minutes after one "T h e patient was awake and how I could get m y wife out of the vanishing act. they fronted us and double-teamed New Jersey-Philadelphia, Seattle- Seattle Mariners' Jack Perconte dives pickoff attempt Wednesday night in underneath, which forced our meeting will be tonight at 7 p.m. in the library of of the strongest earthquakes in partially open when the first jolt room, but I was shaking so badly — Holding the Knicks without a D a lla s , Milwaukee-Atlanta. safely back to first base as Boston's Fenway Park. Manchester High School. East Middle Turnpike. decades jolted Northern and Cen­ hit. We at first thought it was the I was shaking to begin with before field goal for more that half of the guards to shoot the ball. Our Denver-Utah and Phoenix- Portland. Dave Stapleton tries to tag him on a The Manchester Herald was given the incorrect tral California. mother-to-be that was shaking. the earthquake — I couldn’t do final period, the Pistons displayed guards shot 4-for-18 and you can't date which appeared in Wednesday's paper. Club offers scholarship some rare defensive intensity do that and expect to win.” The champion 76ers have reco­ Mrs. Kelly, 28, had been in labor Then we realized what it was, and anything.” COVENTRY — The Coventry Garden Club is Wednesday night en route to a Despite 41 points from Bernard vered from stunning home losses for 16 hours when doctors decided there was a 20-second stop in The San Francisco plasterer offering a scholarship for the 1984-85 school year, to a everything when the earth shook. ’’ said he tried to calm his wife down, 119-112 triumph that extended the King, which lowered his series in the first two games with a pair of the baby — which weighed in at 10 opening-round Eastern Confer­ average, the Knicks were unable to victories at Meadowlands Arena to MHS takes fourth In row Coventry resident who is a high school senior, or Mrs. Kelly began to weep with "but the real credit goes to the Monthly dinner planned pounds. 8 ounces — was too large A graduate, and is planning to further their education in the first punch of the 30-second anesthesiologist.” ence playoff series to a decisive solve the Detroit defense late in the force Game 5 at the Spectrum. for a normal delivery. fifth game. The Widows-Widowers Association. Chapter 11, will horticulture or related fields. temblor, which registered 6.2 on “ 1 told her there would be no game. The Pistons, ranked third in "W e didn’t come back from 2-0 to have its monthly dinner at Fiano's Restaurant, Route Students interested in applying should contact the They had made the initial the Richter scale, was felt as far more shaking, although I was not “ I don't think I'v e ever seen finer the league in offense and sixth go back to Philadelphia and cough from the bottom in defense, were 6, Bolton, Sunday at 2 p.m. school guidance counselor, or write to Mrs. incision when the first jolt swayed away as Reno, Nev., shook skys­ sure myself. Then 1 told her the basketball — it was a fabulous, it up,” says 76ers forward Julius All widowed persons are invited to attend. aggressive game,”«-said Pistons clinging to a 101- 99 advantage Erving. who recorded 22 points and with win over Wethersfield Jacqueline Goble, 10 Barnsbee Lane, Coventry. The the high-rise Moffitt Hospital at the crapers, and knock^ homes off baby would be a real shaker and Reservations are required. Call 643-2235. deadline for filing applications is May 15. University of California. San foundations. m over.” coach Chuck Daly after his club after Bill Cartwright hit a driving 8 assists in a 110-102 victory earned the right to host Game 5 layup for New York with 8:03 left. Tuesday night. WETHERSFIELD - Chris Petersen got the Indians on the record to 4-2 on the season. 4-1 in Friday night at Joe Louis Arena. By the time Cartwright scored the The Seattle-Dalias series has Helin pitched six innings of three- board with an RBI triple in the first CCIL play. The team is scheduled “ I'v e only been with this franchise Knicks’ next basket, on a baseline been a case of have basketball, will hit relief to preserve a 6-1 victory inning. Then the Indians added to play at East Hartford today. for a short time but this has to be jumper with 1:44 remaining. New travel. The SuperSonics have used for the Manchester High School three runs in the second to put the one of the biggest wins in the York trailed 113-107. two different arenas as home baseball team over Wethersfield game out of reach. Brendan Manchester ( 4) — Fooarty lb3-0-2-t, Wednesday. McCarthy walked, Solomonson Douoon tb 1-00-0, Rovo It 4-1-20, history of the franchise.” Thomas paced the Pistons with court. The Mavericks were forced Petersen 3b 4-0-2-2, Chetellot ct 4-O-t-O, n k i 6 % r d With the game starting at 9 p.m. 22 points and 16 assists while Kelly out of their regular home base by Starter Chris Repass had control singled and Repass singled in Traev 2b-rt 3-2-1-0, McCarthy c 2-t-OO, Tripucka added 21 points, includ­ the World Tennis Championship problems. Indian coach Don Race McCarthy. One out later, Fogarty Solomonson rt 2-1-2-1, Grady 2b 1-0-0-0, ^0 EST due to a previous Garden Repass p 1-1-t-t, Helin p 2-0-1-t, commitment to the circus, a ing 9 in the final quarter. Cartw­ Finals and will play host to the said, and he brought in Helin to and Petersen followed with singles Mazzotta ss 3-000. Totals 306-12-6. passionate crowd of 18,205 saw the right supported King’s effort with deciding game at Moody Coliseum, protect the 4-0 lead Manchester to make it 4-0. had mounted by then. Helin was Wetnerstieia (l) — DIMortlno ss Knicks score the game's first 8 24 points and 11 rebounds. home of Southern Methodist 4-000, Moleski 2b 3-000, Cokinis p points. It appeared New York was “ We maintained our concentra- University. credited with the win. Solomonson also had a double. 3-01-0, Vicki 1b 3-000, Pierce 3b 3-000, intent on closing out the Pistons in . tion for a full 48 minutes,” sai'd Atlanta staved off elimination by Jim Fogarty, Rob Roya, Chris The designated hitter, Mike Bar- Borrone dh 2-1-2-0, DIMortlno r t0-000, 66 Petersen and Greg Solomonson rone, had two ol Wethersfield’s Balut c 2-000, Vezarls It 2-0-00, four games and moving ahead to ^-Pistons center Bill Laimbeer, who outscoring Milwaukee 26-22 in the Willoughby ct 2-000. Totals 21-1-3-0. the conference semifinal against scored 14 of his 18 points in the third fourth quarter, including a 10-2 had two hits appiece to pace three hits. Manchester 131 010 0 6-12-1 Time To Get Growing! Boston. period. "We’re a very talented spurt, en route to a 100-97 triumph Manchester's 12-hit attack. The win boosts the Indians' Wetherstleld OtO 000 0 1-3-3 But Isiah Thomas had 9 assists ballclub and our talent can rise to Tuesday night. and 12 points at intermission to the occasion if we just give “We’re just excited we've got Scholastic roundup Gardening supplies keep Detroit within 67-65 and the ourselves half a chance.” another chance to go back to Pistons turned to their defense to The matchup was the only NBA Milwaukee,” says Hawks coach break open a tight game in the final game played Wednesday, but five Mike Fratello. Here’s how to mail-order shop AL roundup Craft gets first victory The Manchester High School ITHACA, N Y. (UPI) - M s . Swanson, a have a right to know when mer educator said; if it is If the company does not RBI single to starter pitcher Tom softball team grabbed its third win E C softballers win Gardeners buying supp­ member of the depart­ mail-order merchandise opened the purchaser respond to your satisfac­ Russell in the third inning. lies by mail order have ment of consumer eco­ will be shipped. must pay return postage. tion, turn to a local or in five games with a 12-8 clif- MIDDLETOWN - The two- The Bulldogs suflered their sixth fhanger against Wethersfield Wed­ certain rights under Fed­ nomics and housing, " I f upon opening you state consumer protection week layoff didn't dull their loss without a win. The team will " I f a company fails to Tigers make it 15 of 16 nesday at Charter Oak Park. eral Trade Commission strongly recommends discover the material is agency, she said, and also llhp Commsrclal Englns playing skills. try again Friday against RHAM meet it'sstated deadline it Manchester jumped to a 12-2 regulations — rights that paying by check, money unsatisfactory or dam­ file your complaint with a The East Catholic High softball and will also play at Rocky Hill must notify you and set a 5 Spseil Trsnsmlstlon lead in the first four innings and don't apply to seeds or order or credit card in­ aged, write to the com­ regional office of the team used good defense and timely Saturday in a makeup of a previous new shipping date. You Elselric Clulch withstood a late challenge by growing plants. stead of cash so you will can agree or cancel the pany but do not return the Federal Trade hitting to grab a 5-2 eight-inning game. with win over Rangers Wethersfield to escape with the victory against Mercy High Although most mail­ merchandise until you Indutlrlil Type Enclotsd Engins Bacon 000 162 1 10 have proof of purchase. order for a full refund. If Commission. win. order firms are reputable, She said the consumer the delay will be less than receive a reply to your If you suspect fraud, an Wednesday. Bolton 001 000 0 1 Prolsisionsl 20’ Turl Tires it* Manchester jumped to a 4-0 WP-Shoop; LP-Russell disappointment some­ also should keep records 30 days you must send in a letter,” she said. inspector from the U.S. Bv Loaan Hobson Garbey added an RBI double off jam s in the first, third and fifth Martha Barter led off the Cammirciil Size S-Gillon Gas Tank first-inning lead on the strength of times results from cleri­ of all transactions, includ­ reply or the company will Garden supply compan­ Postal Service may be ; UPI Sports Writer reliever Mike Mason to make it 7-2 innings and owned a shutout until decisive inning with a walk and six walks, an RBI single by Cathy Tennis team opens cal mixups, supply shor­ ing a copy of the catalog or assume you agree. If the ies in particular may not able to resolve the dis­ and Tom Brookens capped the Seattle scored an unearned run promptly stole second base. Stacey Warnick, and a three-run throwing tages or damaged advertisement on which delay will be longer than want you to return dam­ pute. Contact your local The Detroit Tigers are making a inning with an R B I single. with two out in the ninth. Simmons singled in the winning The Manchester High tennis error by the Eagle catcher. The merchandise, says Jose­ the order is based. 30 days you have to give aged or defective plants posUhaster, she said. ; faster getaway than Bonnie and Parrish said he was looking for a Blue Jays 11, A ’s 0 run, and'the Eagles added two team won its first match of the Indians added a.single run in the phine Swanson, a consu­ "Do your part,” Ms., your consent or the com­ plants or bulbs. Clyde. certain pitch while batting in the At Toronto, Luis Leal tossed a more insurance runs on an RBI yM r with a 6-0 triumph over second on Warnick’s sacrifice fly. mer educator for Cornell Swanson said. “ Fill in pany must return your " I f you have a com­ Lance Parrish hit a three-run seventh. five-hitter, Jesse Barfield drove in single by Liz Palm er and a Mercy RHAM Wednesday. It was the first In the third inning, Manchester Cooperative Extension. forms accurately. Print, money.” plaint, begin with the If you don't use iU don't homer to highlight a five-run four runs with a homer and two throwing error. victory for new coach Dave Elsewhere, Cleveland ripped made it 7-0. Judy Dalone singled Before ordering. Ms. don't write, and give your A damaged or spoiled company. A majority of need It and don't want It, seventh inning and Johnny Grubb doubles, and George Bell had three East had jumped to a 2-0 lead in Maloney. He praised Dave Chicago 9-2, Boston downed Seattle and Lucy Verandi walked, one of 15 Swanson suggests check­ complete mailing order can be returned by consumer problems are why not sell It with a IriS'N ts- Balens BUm inatar and Howard Johnson added ho­ RBI for the Blue Jays. Leal, 3-0, ' the first inning. Christy Bearse Browne, Aarron Wlochowski, EiiakuM 2-1, Toronto thrashed Oakland 11-0, issued to the Indians during the ing with friends, consu­ address.” writing "refusal” across resolved with the busi­ Classified Ad? Call 643- P l u s mers to help the Tigers roll to a 9-4 struck out six and walked one en singled and Sue Wallace reached Glenn Horowitz and Mark Barry Minnesota stopped New York 8-6, game, and Craft bunted them mer agencies or the Bet­ In general, she said, you . the package, the consu­ ness,” Ms. Swanson said. * 2711 to place your ad. decision over the Texas Rangers. route to his first complete gam e of on an error before Palm er doubled for their fine play in their debut Kansas City edged Baltimore 3^2 along. Lisa Pierce singled in ter Business Bureau R igu lir Suggeited Ratall S460.00 Detroit has won 15 of its first 16 the season. home Bearse. Wallace later scored matches. and California tripped Milwaukee Dalone and Verandi scored on a about the merchant's ZaMturlt-. games and needs two victories to Twins 8, Yankees 6 on another error. Results: Donovan (M ) det. Reichert IHalMlM I« r4I**. 5-1. wild pitch. 5- 7, 7-5,6-4; Siwlk (M ) det. McKay 6-0, reputation. Special $399.’’^ tie the 17-1 mark of the 1981 At Minneapolis, Mickey Hatcher Mercy got single runs in the fifth Pfsatui till In the fourth, six walks and 6- 3; Dumas (M ) det. Hunt 6-0, 6-4; " I f an offer sounds too IneludM; FREE 24 .Big LInirt Oakland A ’s for the best start in AL In the National League, it was; singled home the tying and go- on a passed ball and the sixth on an Browne (M ) det. Fusco 6-1, 6-t; Siwlk III Tea I m M lis - singles by Kris Noone and Craft led error. ond Wlochowski (M ) det. Gaudreau good to be true, it proba­ plant to tory. New York 2, Montreal 1 In 11 ahead runs in a six-run seventh to bly is." Il'kstM tlSSMM UaMsltssrCsalial- to five runs and the 12-2 lead. East starter Mary-Gail Pryzby and Hvberg 6-4, 6-1; Horowitz and a iWsias Isdisrsid '- “ It’s so much fun coming to the innings; St. Louis 7, Chicago 5; lift the Twins. Pete Filson, 1-0, Barry (M ) det. Keenan and Ullan 6-2, Other factors to con­ taWylsi Craft, a junior, pitched her first lilpil MIsitnMI (lark,” said designated hitter Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh 7; Cin­ pitched 12-3 innings of hitless relief had a three-hitter, walking four 6-4. Andre Greco ol Berlin was the sider, she said, include: VlMWlaSnrl Qrubb, an ex-Ranger whose first varsity game and got the win with and striking out two. East had six motch medalist with a 77 lor the par 72 [IM m Im HHIh cinnati 4, Atlanta 3; San Diego 3, for the Twins. Don Baylor homered course. • All costs of ordering, 6Mi.»srl> homer of the year started the twice and drove in three runs for late inning relief help from Shelley hits overall. (lA H T S San Francisco 0; and Los Angeles Carrier. Carrier arrived in the including shipping Tigers toward their sixth consecu­ 4, Houston 2. the Yankees. The Eagles have a 3-2 record charges. * S E E D S Tea IpMd Irtvi- * tive victory. sixth inning with the bases loaded overall, 2-0 in the HCC. Mercy MHS golfers win two lUelsiUi Tts tut y ' Indians 9, White Sox 2 Royals 3, Orioles 2 - ‘T v e been on teams that have At Kansas City, Mo., Greg and got two batters out to escape suffered its first HCC loss and its • The firm's policy on OrTMtlMlasU'^ At Cleveland, Pat Tabler bad the inning. Indian coach Mary Carnations lost a lot and I know there are times two singles, a double and an RBI to Pryor’s solo homer off Tippy fourth of the season without a win. AVON — The Manchester High refunds, repairs, replace­ TT Mills All Stilly Slindirds grhen you struggle and you don’t Martinez with two out in the Fagnant said Craft helped her own East Catholic 200 000 03 5-6-3 golf team won a three-way match ment, substitutions and lead the Indians to their third cause by fielding several line Mercy High 000 Oil 00 2-3-3 want Co come to the park.” bottom of the ninth lifted the against Northwest Catholic and availability of merchan­ straight triumph and first in three spears at the mound and throwing Prvzbv & Grimaldi; LIptak 8. La- ^ Q V A U T Y ^ ^ U ^ N C B W 3 . 'Milt Wilcox, 2-0, pitched the first games against the White Sox this Royals. Pryor’s first homer since Malfa Berlin High Wednesday at Bel dise. Some gardening out runners to prevent further WP-Prvzbv; LP-Llptak. $326 8)X innings, giving up six hits and season. Neal Heaton, 2-2, allowed July 20,1983, capped a rally from a Compo. The Indians defeated materials, particularly HonM Orown VegttablM Tmt* B«tt two earned runs while striking out 2-0 deficit. damage. She and Carrier limited Northwest, 11-2, and edged Berlin live plants and bulbs, may dozen six hits in seven innings. Floyd W. H. PREUSS SONS two and walking two. Wilcox left Angels 5. Brewers 1 the Eagles to seven hits. Bacon drubs Bolton 7*A-5'A. not be available year- and eoat lats, aspaelally whan "YOU Bannister, 1-2, took the loss. The Indians will play at Sims­ Wtth a slight stiffness in his right At Milwaukee, Dick Schofield round, and the firm may thought to plant H artV’— Quality load bury on Friday. COLCHESTER — Bacon Basketball At Montreal. George Foster singled home Kel^ mh r h bi db r h bl Golf Polytechnic Institute, according to Doug Pear­ UPl Sports Writer or later. I ’d probably have come out. But I was a b m M o b rh M ObrhM ObrhM Hemandex with twaout in the 11th inning 1® Pettis c( 5 0 10 (Molltor 3b 4 0 1 0 Dernier cf 4 1 I 0 LSmith It 4 0 I 1 Richrds It 3 0 C 0 Wiggins 2b 4 0 0 0 son. Manchester's basketball coach. pitching pretty good at the time and wanted to stay in Carew lb- 5 0 0 0 Yount ss 2 0 0 0 Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 (jm drm If 10 0 0 Trillo 2b 3 0 10 (kvynn rf 4)21 Mets. Hemandex doubled off reliever Greg Hb t o , Willis finished his high school basketball career Talk about bad omens: Cincinnati's Mario Soto as long as I could.” American League standings RJcksn 1b 0 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 4)20 Bucknr ph 1 0 1 0 OSmilh ss 4 1 1 1 Oliver 1b 4 0 10 NeHies 3b 4 0 0 0 NBAplayoffs with 598 points, iciuding 376 in his senior season. started the game with an upsetstomach. Then, he was Reds m anager Vem Rapp said he had to go to his 0-1, and Foster followed with a ground single to left. Lynn rl 4 0 2 0 SImmns dh 4 0 1 0 Cotta pr 0 0 0 0 Green )b 4 0 0 1 Clwk rf 3 0 0 0 (kirvey 1b 3 0 1 0 DeCIncs 3b5 1 2 0 Ogllvic It 3 0 0 0 Sondbrg 2b 5 0 1 1 Hendrck rf 4 0 1 0 Leonard cl 4 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 1 0 He averaged 17.1 points a game last winter and hit in the left leg by a line drive. Finally, the hobbled bullpen. Jesse Orosco, 2-0, pitched two innings for the win. East RJcksn dh 4 1 2 0 Gontner 2b 4 0 1 1 Moreind rf 5 0 0 1 Porter c 3 10 0 Yongbid 3b 4 0 1 0 Martinez It 3 t 0 0 (Best-of-Five) Tallwood was named first team All-Central Connecticut pitcher served up a two-run homer that paved his way Cardinals 7, Cain 5 W L PCI. 6B Downing It 4 0 1 0 Sundbrg c 4 0 1-0 Durhm 1b 4 0 0 0 OberktII 2b 4 1 1 0 Brenlv c 3 0 0 0 McRyni ct 3 I 1 2 (All Times EST) "1 just fell the way we'd been going, it was time to At St. Louis, reliever Neil Allen tripled in the sixth Grich 2b 3)10 Moore rf 3010 Hall If 2 1 1 0 McGee ct 4 13 1 LeMostr ss 2 0 0 0 Templtn ss 3 0 1 0 18 Holers — gross: T ino Mikoiowsky Interscholastic League and honorable mention to the showers. oeti'oit 15 1 .938 — EoslemCenfcreiice 46; net: Pal Holmes 51-13-38, Elaine utilize what we had,” he said. “We haven’t been for two runs and Bruce Sutter recorded his fifth save Toronto 11 8 .579 S'* Boone c 4 1 0 1 Manrma cl 3 0 0 0 Matthws If 2 0 0 0 Romsev 2b 1 0 0 0 Laskey p 2 0 0 0 Show p 2 0 0 0 twmhinotan vs. Boston All-State. But here's the real topper: despite all this, the Reds Schoflld ss 4 1 2 3 Hebner 3b 3 1 2 1 Vn Slyk 3b 1 2 1 1 Thmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 Smmrs ph 1 0 0 0 Bednorz 51-13-38; 9 Holers — gross: holding leads in the late innings. That’s what we have to help the Cardinals break a seven- game losing CItwetand B 6 J71 6 (Boston wins 3-1) Gloria Williams 50; net: Diono Ovion Willis, who will major in electrical engineering prevailed to take a 4-3 squeaker over the Atlanm New York Totals 38 S 11 4 Totals 31 1 7 1 Davis c 4 1 1 0 Forsch p 10 0 0 Minton p 0 0 8 0 (kissoge p 0 0 0 0 Apr. 17 — Boston 91, Washington 83 those people (in the bullpen) out there for.” 7 9 .438 8 Veryzer ss 3 0 1 1 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 54-10-34; non-hondicopiMrs — gross: at WPI. was a National Merit Scholarship finalist Braves Wednesday night and Soto improved his streak. Cubs starter'Dick Ruthven, 2-1, took the loss. BqAon 7 11 J89 9 CaWamie 888 H i 488— S Totals 29 0 3 0 Tetalt 31 3 6 3 Apr. 19 — Boston 88. Washington 85 MHwaakea 888 N8888—1 Cey ph 1110 Broun ph 11)0 Son FToncisca 888880 880— 0 Doris Chomberlain 46. and is also a Manchester High scholar, which Cincinnati opened the scoring in the firet inning. Jeff Lahti, l-l, who relieved starter Bob Forsch and Milwaukee 6 10 375 9 Apr. 21 — Wt^lngton HI. Boston 108 Two man, our 4— gross: Mike Dovis record to 2-1. BOItImore 5 13 .278 11 Gome-winning RBI— Booned). Ruthven p 2 0 1 1 Horton p 0 0 0 0 Son Diego 4018t028x-3 (OT) means he will graduate among the top 25students Dave Concepcion's solo homer upped the Reds' lead Gary Redus tripled and was singled home by Eddie pitched two innings, earned the victory. E— Molltor, Yount, Oglivle. DP— BordI p 0 0 0 0 Allen p 2 0 12 (kime-winning R BI— Gwynn 11). end John Nelligon 38. Norm Daignoult W n t Apr. 24 — Boston 99. Washington 96 and Mike Sleeves 41; net: Ken Tedtord in his class. PhiUies S. Pirates 7 Californio 12 9 .571 — C3>litomio 3. LOB— California 12, Mil­ Woods cf 10 10 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 E— Trillo, LeMoster. DP— SonDlegol. PMtadcIphki vs. New Jersey to 4-1 in the eighth inning, and Soto needed that run. In Milner. Rookie second baseman Tom Lawless made it waukee 6.2B— Gontner. Molltor, 66oore. Totals 37 5 11 5 Totals 34 7 10 7 LOB— Son Ft oncisco 6, Son Diego 6.2B— ond Stan Skiba 33, Pout Cosman and At Philadelphia, Hike Schmidt cracked a two-run Seattle 10 8 356 oden 7 2 1 0 1 10 Pistons119.Knick8l12 Calgary Flames has been assessed a six-game steadily but had excellent support from his second game. Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh 7 Sisk 2 1 0 0 1 0 Sunday Soccer teammates. While Oilers Wayne Gretzky and Jari Kurri had Cincinnati 4, Atlanta 3 Orosco (W 2-0) 2 ) 0 0 0 4 suspension as a result of a major penalty received DETROIT TEXAS Montreal Baseball “Montreal played a good game. A good solid three points apiece, former North Star Dave Semenko "W e have to hit a little bit. I ’m not saying we have to Son Diego 3, Son Francisco 0 ObrhM ObrhM South Central Community College ol DETROIT (im during a playoff game April 12 against the Los Angeles 4, Houston 2 Palmer 7 2 0 0 ) 5 Benson 4-10 0-2 8r Tripucko 9-18 3-5 21, delensive gam e," he said, adding the Islanders must played well in both ends and created a one-man traf lie go out and goon, but hockey is a physical gam e and we Whltokr 2b 4 1 3 0 Sample If 4 0 11 Reardon 1 3 1 ■ 0 0 MCC (2), noon Edmonton Oilers, the National Hockey League Thursday's Gomes Trmmll ss 5 0 1 0 Rivers dh 3 1 1 0 Loimbeer 8*10 2-2 18, Long 6-15 0^) 12, MISL playoHs announced Wednesday. control the flow of their next game. "W e have to jam in front of Minnesota netminders Don Beaupre didn't do it enough,” said Brad Maxwell, a 6-foot-2, (All Times EST) Evans 1b 4 1 1 0 Stein dh 2 0 ) 0 Lucas 2 ) 0 0 0 2 Thomos 8-15 6-7 22, Johnson 5-11 5-7 15, Los Angeles (Hooton 0-0) at Son Diego Horris (L 0-1) 12)111 Cureton 5-8 2-4 12, Levingston 4-4 3-3 11. NHL Executive Vice-president Brian O'Neill complete short passes and work the corners." and Gilles Meloche. 181-pounder. "It is part of our gam e. W e have a lot of Bergmn 1b 0 0 0 0 Wriitat ct 3)00 Balk— Gooden. PB— Carter. T — 3:1). (Thurmond 1-2), 4:05 p.m. LnPrrsh c 5 1 1 3 Bell 3b 4 0 2 2 Tvler 0^2 &0 0. Totols 49-93 21-30 119. Eostem Division imposed the suspension, which takes effect for The Canadiens. though pleased with their perlor- "1 just wanted to get in his (Beaupre's) way and big guys.” Cincinnati (Russell 1-2) at Atlonlo A— NEW YORK (112) (Besl-of-Five) Gibson rf 4 0 10 LrPrrsh rf 4 0 1 0 5,370. the first six games Risebrough is scheduled to (McMurtry 1-2), 7:40 p.m. Herndon It 5 1 0 0 O'Brien 1b 4 1 1 0 Bernord 15-25 11-13 41. Robinson 4-7 (H) New York vs. Baltimore Friday's Gomes 8, Cartwright 9-13 6-0 24, Sparrow 6-12 0^ Apr. 27 — New York at Baltimore, 7:35 play next .season, after conducting a hearing into Grubb dh 3)11 Foley c 2122 St. Louis at Montreal Garbey dh 2 2 2 1 Ward ph 10 0 0 13. WilUams 4-13 A, improved to team won its fourth straight gam e M. Scott 1)1111 Dedmon 1 2 0 0 ) 1 Scanlon was so discouraged that he refused to ObrhM abrhbt 22-2-1 while Parker, 160, fell to 25-6. Wednesday by defeating Post ,<-Percont 2b 4 0 1 0 Remy 2b 4 0 10 Los Angeles Soto pitched to 3 bolters In 8th. accept a call to deuce on a questionable point and DPI photo College, 19-6. Volaniuero (W 2-2) 9 3 2 0 1 8 T — 3:00. A— 13,886. Judge Richard Murray scored it 117-112, Eva DHndrs ph 1 0 1 1 Eyons rf 3 0 0 0 T— 2:24. A— 46447. surrendered that and the next two gam es to lose 6-2. The Lady Cougars pounded out onnell cf 5 0 10 Boggs 3b 3 1 1 0 Shain had it 116- 112 and Phil Newman had it South African-born Zola Budd crosses the finish line at avis 1b 3 0 0 0 Armas ct 4 12 1 116-113 all in favor of Ramos. Gerulaitis did not hide his feelings while talking to 17 hits while winning pitcher S• Thomas if 1 0 0 0 Easier dh 4 0 1 0 reporters. Crystal Palace in London to win a 1500-meter event. Joanne Denault limited Post to r Cowens rf 4 0 0 0 (Jsdmon c 3 0 1 1 "The player can’t concede the point,” he said. ”I Budd has been the subject of recent controversy over her four hits with eight strikeouts. ''SHadrs dh 4 0 2 0 Nichols If 3 0 0 0 BROWN'S TIRE SHOP have played in places when the entire crowd didn’t Coles 3b 4 0 0 0 Stapletn 1b 3 0 1 0 ROBERT SMITHg move to Great Britain. Left fielder Jackie Tucker had •iTteorney c 3 0 0 0 Gutlerrz ss 3 0 0 0 J. Inc. Back to the real world want me to win. But not like this when someone starts three hiu, two runs batted in, and t Bradley ph 1 0 0 0 333 Main St. talking to me.” four runs scored. Denault also had ^'^en ss 4 10 0 DES MOINES, Iowa — The 29-year-old winner ' “Totals M 1 3 1 Totals 30 2 7 2 Manchester Gerulaitis said Scanlon’s relatives in the stands nSURANSliTHS SMCE of the Drake Relays decathlon says he’d like a three hlu and two RBI. Karen u-soaltls 000000 081— 1 upset his concentration. H e also said that although the .Boston 80010I08X— 2 shot at the 1984 Olympics before he hangs up his Mandllkova upset Daley, Mary Sblendorio and 1914 646-3444 victory was not exceptional, it would help him to get Gome-winning RBI— Gedmbn (1). track shoes and does the things people his age are Glazer chipped in two hits apiece. " '" E — G u tierrez 2, A rm as. L O B — back into play against McEnroe. LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. supposed to do. pions tournament. Every MCC starter scored at least Seattle Scanlon, however, denied those talking to Gerulaitis (UPI) — Unseeded Laura Arraya one run. 10, Boston 5.2B— Gedman. 3B— Boggs. S SPRUCE ST. MOBIL Jim Howell won the discus and finished second were his relatives. of Peru stunned second-seeded A rraya won the 12th gam e of the — Evans. in two other events Wednesday to overtake Carter Manchester’s record improved - IP H RERBBSO 649-S241 220 Spruce St. " I don’t know who said anything. He (Gerulaitis) Hanna Mandllkova of Czechoslo­ opening set after a delay caused by to 7-3. The team will play a . .Sooltlo Overton of Texas for his second Drake Relays assumed so,” he said. “The referee was much more vakia 7-5, 6-3 Wednesday night in I Mandlikova’s dispute over an Beattie (L 2-2) 8 7 2 2 1 5 Manchester decathlon championship. doubleheader Saturday against ' “•••Boslon •S t. CoiltBr SlTBBl intersted in keeping the crowd quiet than in Vitas’ the second round of a $200,000 \apparent ace that was overruled Becker Junior College in Worces­ "Hurst (W 32) 9 5 1 0 4 3 . aaBnchRBiBr, C l. 649-3487 I fairly frequent obscenities.” women's Tournament of Cham­ by the chair umpire. ter, Mass. T — 2:29. A— 11,748, »i MANC HKSTKH HKKALl), Thursday. April 26. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 26, 1984 — 19 Classified.. 643-2711 Notices Business Opportunities 22 Store/Office Space H o u se h o ld G o o d s 62 Rates For advertisements to be Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property Misc. for S a le ...... 63 published Monday, the deod- TAG SAIE SIGNS Minimum Charge: L o s t 'F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Info ...... 24 Misc. for Rent H o m e o n d G a rd e n 64 line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Wanted to Rent P e t s ...... 65 $2.25 for one day Are tilings piling up? Then why not haw a TAG SALE? • V e r s o n o ls ...... 02 I n s tru c tio n ...... 25 SMI Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted Musical Item s ...... 66 P e r W o rd : Read Your Ad The bast way to announce It is with a Herald Tag Sale A u c tio n s ...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d o v s ...... 15« Services A n t io u e s ...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... ‘ 14c Classified advertisements Classllled Ad. When yeu place yeur ad. yau II receive Homes for Sole ...... 31 T a g S o le s 69 6 d a y s ...... 13c ore taken by telephone os a Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered . Wanted to B u y ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c convenience. ONE TAG S ALE SIGN FR EE, compliments oi The Herald. Pointing/ Papering M o rtg a g e s ...... 1> Lots/Land for Sole . 33 H a p p y A d s : The Manchester Herald is Building/Contracting Personal Loans ...... 12 Investment Property ...... 34 $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only for one incor­ Roofing/Siding . . In s u ra n c e ...... 13 Business Property ' ...... 35 rect Insertion and then only CALL 643-2711 or STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing. . Automotive Deadlines Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 for the size of the original^ F lo o r in g ...... 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ServIciB Offered 51 Building/Contracting S3 M isc. fo r Sale 43 Tog Soles 69 Cors/Trucks tor Sole 71 Molorcyeles/BIcycles 72 school, check the many Rooms for Rent 41 Auto Services ...... 74 changing idle Items In For Sale deadline is noon on the day w ill not be corrected by on vour home for cosh ... offerings in today's Clas­ & Education Apartments tor Rent ...... 42 Autos tor Rent/ Lease 75 UMaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa* aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai before publication. additional insertion. •' with on ad In classified. sified colum ns. 643-2711. Help Wonted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonol 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 C O M P U T E R — T R S 80 TAG SALE — Fridoy and MAZDA, 1982 GLC — 4 ■A A ■ A A ★ ★ 'A ★ -A ★ ★ ★ C oll 643-2711 to p la c e y o u r JOE POULIN M o d 1 w ith 48 K-tw o Saturday morning, 9am- door. A M / F M Stereo, 5 ★ FASTI ★ ad. A0dlllORt • OorOMM drives, printer and mo­ 12 noon. 13 Anderson speed. Rust proof. V e ry Toaster Cover LAWN MOWERS RE­ m ‘ “ dem. Best offer. Must Street, Manchester. A FASTER! A PAIRED— Quick, Expert Cleon. $4500. C o ll otter AUl Sacrifice! Hove to sell Itl 5pm. 644-8429. ^ FASTESTI i, Service! Senior Dis­ 21 Help Wanted 21 Lot»/Lond for Sole 33 Apartments lor Rant W C o ll 643-7591. SATURDAY,. 10am to . SPZ’s. Turbo's . A Twosome Notices Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help wonted count! Free Pick Up and 4pm , 489 F e rn S tre e t 1976 FIAT — 5 speed, ★ and Hinja's Delivery! ECONOMY 419-1 SIS TELEPHONE ANSWER­ tStreet next to Country excellent condition. i f THE SUPERBIKE " VT — MANCHESTER M O W E R , 647-3660. . CHAMPIONS * PRODUCTION MA­ HOSTESS/ESCORT — M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il­ ING MACHINE — With Club) Cleaning out years 56,000 miles. Ask in g $1200. w AH motlBls tn stock W GENERAL CARPEN­ Lost/Found 01 Help Wanted CHINE OPERATOR — Wonted tor executive bus A R E A — 20 A C R E S — able May 1st. Four room rem ote. $95. C o ll 647-0343. ot accumulation. Coll otter 3:30pm, 646- INGRAHAM — Lawn & TRY & REPAIRS — Rec ^ Midtown A Troihee position. service to New York City, $12,900. Beautifully apartment. Stove, refrig­ 3859. Odd Jobs. Dethotching, rooms, fam ily rooms and Individual with mechani­ 2-3 days per week. Con­ wooded property oh se­ erator. No pets. Referen­ GAS GRILL — Dual A A MASSEUSE ROY ROGERS RESTAURANT • Raking, Spring Clean­ ceilings ore our spe­ Ek il 24 Off 1*91 Female preferred, full or part Ume tact: B ru ce at 528-9963, cluded country road. ces and security, $325 phis burner structo brand IMPOUNDED — Female, Good atmoephere ENcatleni cal experience, or educa­ Automotive O n ly 5 m in u te s fro m u tilitie s. C o ll 649-4003.. ups, Fertilizing. Lime, cialty. Concrete work with tonk. Great for char­ Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 ★ 721-0193 * 1 year old Lab cross, clientele Windham area Call tion needed to operote Manchester Mondov through Friday, ★ Only 7 Minutes ^ weekdays after 5 p m 642>7442. 2 to 4pm. charming Vermont Vil­ -Roto Tilling, Mowing done. One day service on coal grilled meat year From Hartford yellow. Found on Agnes Seturdey and SuntMy. anytime and maintain machinery lage. Excellent financing LOVELY FOUR ROOM ' (Commercial & Reslden- smaller repairs. Discount round. $70. C o ll 649-8607. AAAAAAAAAAAA Drive. Call the Manches­ in production environ­ Looking for a few good workers. Full time a v a ila b le . C a ll 802-694- DUPLEX — Including "tlol) 8i Pointing. Special Senior Citizen. Coll otter Cors/Trucks tor Sole 71 MOTORCYCLE INSU­ ter Dog W arden, 646-4555. m e n t. Forklift e x p e ­ PRIVATE, NON-PROFIT Keep tryin g . PLACING AN AD in clas­ IMMEDIATE OPEN­ nights (must be able to work past midnight). 1581. . Senior Citizen Discount. 3pm, 649-8007. RANCE — CompetetIve rience a plus. Apply in AGENCY — Seeks part stove, refrigerator, sified is very easy, INGS For Part Time washer and dryer. Imme­ C o ll an ytim e, 871-0651. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rotes, big bike rotes 0 person: PillowtexCorpo­ Part time days. time direct core aides to NINE WINDOWS— Com­ simple process. Just dial Announcements 03 Housecleaning in Glas­ ration, 49 Regent Street, work with mentally re­ d ia te o c cu p a n c y . $450 plete with storms. Good available. Coll Clarice, Management training positions available. ^GARDENS ROTO- RoofIng/SMIng GMC STEP VAN, 1974 — 643-2711. W e 'll help you tonbury areo. We offer Manchester, CT. tarded ad ults In com m un­ plus utilities. YounO shape. $5 each. C o ll 633- Clarke Insurance, 643- Rentals TILLED — Lawns Full self contained. Grill, word vour ad for maxi­ flexible hours and good Call Manager, 646-9410 for appointment. ity residence. Weekend working couple pre­ 7423, otter 2pm. refrigerator, coffee pot 1126. hourly rates. Must be mowed. Reasonable mum response. BOOKKEEPER — Full hours included. High ferred. Security and ref­ and steam table operate neat and reliable. Call EOE-M/F "rates. Please call Ken at BOOKS WANTED charge. Call Lance school diploma and expe­ erences required. Coll BIDWELL HOME Im­ MEN'S SPORTS by propane gas. Has hot 1976 KAWASAKI E N - M a id To O rder, 659-2953. Rooms for RonI 41 646-3938 a fte r 5pm. 649-9407 o r 643-8156. provement Company — JACKET — Beautiful, DURO, KV-125CC — Runs GIVE YOUR budget a Hard Cover Volves, Inc., 528-9155 for rience required. MARCH and cold running water. break ... shop the c la ssi­ A V O N — Y o u r T im e Is Roofing , siding, altera­ lik e new. $14. Phone 649- well. Good condition. Paperbacks appointment, 9am - 5pm. Inc., 872-2079. Phone 643-5970 otter 5pm, fied columns tor bargain Worth Money! Sell Avon. COVENTRY — AVAILA­ AUTOMOBILE SIMON- tions, additions. Same 2433. 643-2711 B:30om to Low mileage. Must sell. < IZING — W ill simonize buys! A ll Kinds: C O N C R E T E FINISHER Earn good money, set $o,fadtemDiNSPECTOR MANCHESTER — Clean B L E J U N E 1st. Sum m er number tor over 30 years. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 5:30pm, ask for Suzanne, Best otter. Coll 643-7467 HELP WANTED Vour car in your drive- — Must be farjiijiar with your own hours. Call — Full time position. and quiet room on bus sub-let with fall option. 649-6495. leave message. otter 5pm. Fiction. Non-FIctlon. PART TIME/FULL ' wav. complete lob with Home and Garden M all types of concrete work For 523-9401 o r 278-2941. Minimum 2 years expe­ line. Parking available. Large 2 bedroom left INVITATION TO BIO Poetry. Children's TIME — Wendy's Restau­ . two coots of wax. Only The Manchester Public including form work. .An Commarciol Roofing. rience with knowledge C a ll 647-1119. apartment with sundeck. 1979 C H E V Y M A L I B U STRETCH YOUR burger rant on 260 Broad Street Schools solicits bids for IN­ Books. Cookbooks. of: Inspection equipment $565 m o n th ly in clu d e s m Call 643-86K. Heoting/Phimbing 55 C L A S S IC S P O R T C O U P E budget By using one port In Monchester is now opportunity tor full time Roofing experience DUSTRIAL ARTS/LUMBER Encyclopedias, etc. employment with benef­ and procedure. Apply: MANCHESTER — Room utilities. Cali evenings GARDENS ROTO- — V 8, au tom atic, pow er soy extender to four ports for the 1984-1985 school year. hiring tor part time and FENCE INSTALLATION its. C oll 742-5317, 8:30am helpful but not Rodeo Machine, 1 Mit­ for rent. $60 o week plus 742-9472. TILLED — Small gorden steering, olr condition­ of meat. Your taste buds Sealed bids will be received Clear airt Toiir leoktlMlvM lull time SUM M ER — We Install stockade, until 2:00 P.M., May 22,1984, at to 5pm, Monday through necessary. M E C H A N IC N E E D E D — chell Drive, Manchester, security. Coll 643-2659. FOGARTY BROTHERS tractor with rear ing, AM/FM, vinyl top. won't be able to tell the ■rl.| I. CmUw C.ierreetli. U JOBS. Openings exist on split and round roil or which time they w ill be pub­ Frid ay . Good wages, fringe be­ 646-7804. — Bathroom remodel­ mounted tiller. Satisfac­ C o ll 643-2880. difference, but vour licly opened. The right Is re­ Clwrdi, 11 CMtw Sf, Wi. ililittr. ALL SHIFTS. Excellent 'Picket fencing. From 1 K crf fw ndi-ee Call nefits. Must have own P R IV A T E H O M E — N ice Homes for Rent ing; Installation water tion guaranteed. Coll 647- budget will! Boost your served to relect any and all pay and benefits. Apply bids. Specifications and bid CARPENTERS NEEDED tools. Dodge or Datsun BRIDGEPORT MACHI­ yard. Kitchen privileges. section to a whole yard. heaters, garbage dispo­ 0530 o r 872-4106. 1979 CADILLAC FLEET- budget by selling idle to the Manager, only aaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaa forms mov be secured at the — Immediate openings 643-6074 experience preferred but NIST — Mlnimum2yeors On bus line. Female only. 'Also yard work and odd sals; faucet repoirs. 649- Items in your home with a Monday through Friday WOOD BROUGHAM — B usiness D ffice , 45 N . School for Interview not necessary. Contact experience in set up and 649-8206 days; 647-9813 ev­ lobs. C o ll 646-2151. 7657. V Iso /M o ste rC o rd TOP SOIL — Cleon, rich low -cost od In classified. Street. Manchester, Connec­ between 3 and 5pm. EOE. for experienced carpen­ CHARMING SIX ROOM Good condition. High 13 ters. All phases of con­ Dole at Willimontic Dat­ operating Bridgeport enings and weekends. HOME — In quiet neigh­ accepted. / stone-free loom. Any m ileage. $5500. C o ll 742- ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Insurance D & J Electric of Gloston- Business Manager. struction. Full time em­ sun; 423-4547 o r 647-9367. Millers. Apply: Rodeo borhood on bus line. amount delivered. Coll 5343. . bury, Inc. — Commer- N O T IC t TO CREDITORS 055-04 ployment and benefits. Machine, 1 Mitchell CENTRAL LOCATION — Three bedrooms, 1'/i M & M, P & H — No lob 872-1400, an ytim e. ...c .lo l. Residential, E S T A T E O F C a ll 742-5317 8:30am to ESTIMATER/SALES- Drive, Manchester. 646- Kitchen privileges. Free baths, fireplaced living too small, leaky faucets, 1975 TOYOTA COROLLA BYRON W. HALL NOTICE MOTORCYCLE INSU­ Industrial. No lob too big The current annual report 2200 5pm, Monday through MAN — Must have expe­ 7804. parking. Security and room. Large, private bothroom remodeling. DELIVERING RICH — 4 speed. 66,000 m iles. The Hon. Oovid C. Roppe, RANCE SPECIALIST — PART TIME HELP ..or too small. Free Esti­ LO AM — 5 yards, $62 plus Judge, of the Court of Pro­ ol the Mary B. Rublnow and Frid ay . MEDICAL SECRETARY rience. C a ll 643-2659. references required. Call yard. Garage, ample One coll does It. Free $1100 or best offer. Coll William Rublnow Scholar­ A darling old-fashion Coll us and compare our WANTED — Mornings, m ates. 649-5055 days, 659- bote, District ol Coventry at — Port time tor Man­ CUSTODIAN POSITION 643-2693 Otter 4pm. parking. Convenient 'to estimates. Water pump tax. Sand, gravel and 649-0486. ■o hearing held on April 24, ship Fund Is available for In­ t l J 8 1 2 0 doll covers the toaster to rales. Ask for Janet or 3408 o fe r 6pm. Small-Medium-LaroB bagging and c a rry in g out PART TIME CASHIERS chester physician. Please LEGAL SECRETARY — — F u ll tim e. $5.75 per school, stores, churches. se rvice . C o ll 649-2871. stone. C o ll 643-9504. 1984 ordered that oil claims spection at 49 Pitkin Street, add color and charm to Judv. Crockett Agency, groceries. Apply in per­ Manchester, Conn., Its orln- — For afternoon, evening contact Ruth at 647-1493. Excellent typing, trans- hour and benefits.. Call ROOM FOR MATURE, Appliances and washer. 1977 VOLKSWAGON must be presented to the fidu­ A neat apron for house­ the kitchen. 643-1577. son: H ig h la n d Pork AFRICAN VIOLETS — ciary on or before July 24, clpol office, during regular No. 2200 has pattern and weekend shifts at cription and M r. K e g le r 647-9191 to r on non-smoking gentleman $700 p lu s u tilitie s. C gll DASHER— 4 door sedan. 1984 or be barred os by low business hours by any citizen hold chores, ui an api on Market, 317 Highland Different colors, big pieces; full directions. Manchester self serve BARBER — Meadows bookkeeping skills re­ appointment. — Air conditioned, kit­ 643-8725 afte r 6pm. Floorin g 56 H igh m ileage. $1600 o r provided . req u estin g It w ith in 180 days and sunhonnet for gar­ Street. quired. Coll 646-3618 be­ PoHiting/Papering 52 plants. $2 each. Coll 649- Bertha E. Roppe, Clerk otter the dote of this publica­ denings . . your choice. TO ORDER, send $2.00 for each Employrnent gas station. Call 646-1457 Manor is seeking barber chen privileges, refriger­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa best offer. Coll evenings, tion. tween 9am and 2pm. 4864. The fid u c lo rv Is; No. 8120 with Photo- pattern, plus SOt for poitiio and 9am to 1pm, Monday to do hoir cuts on a part P A IN T E R — 4 to 5 years. ato r, freezer, w asher and Joh n , 6464)643. E lb e rt I. C a rlso n Joy E. Rublnow through Friday. Exterior, interior, expe­ dryer, parking. Call 643- Store/Office Space *44 Secretary, Guide is in Small. Medi­ handling. time basis, for more in­ FLOORSANDING — 208 T w in H ills D riv e um or Large Size. Medi­ ANNE caeoT formation please call LOOKING FOR good rience required. Some 5600. PAINTING AND PAPER Floors like new. Special­ 1974 FORD MAVERICK C o ve n try 06238 Board of Trustees & Education Pets 65 0S64M 052-04 um U2-14) . . . 2'S yards Maachnettf UeraM Meadows Manor, be­ news? Look for the many wallpaper experience HANGING —Exterior izing In older floors, natu­ — 4 door, 302-2V engine, 8 45-inch. SIGN UP NOW FOR I ISO a«e. at amerlcas AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC tween I0am-3pm at 647- bargain buys advertised helpful, but not neces­ OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ and interior, ceilings re­ ral and stained floors. No aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa cylinder, automatic, reg­ SUMMER JOB BOY'S Apartments for Rent 42 TO ORDER, send S2.00 for eicli New York, N.Y. 10030 Manchester Honda hat 9191. in the classified columns sary. Immediate open­ ABLE — Ample parking, paired. References, fully waxing anymore. John ular fuel. Coll 646-3102. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Print Name, aodriis with ZtP Help Wanted 21 AND GIRL'S WHO CAN D O G O B E D I E N C E pattem, plus 90| lor postaie and 2 Immediate openings today. ings. C a ll 646-7760. good location. One 4 - Insured. Quality work. Verfollle. Coll 646-5750. LEOAL NOTICE naadllnz. CODE and Stilt Nanibcr. SELL — Earn $20 o week CLASSES — Beginners A t a m eetin g on A p r il 16,1984 the P la n n in g and Zoning C o m ­ lor experienced technl- room office suite with 610 " Martin Mottsson, even- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CHEVY NOVA, 1973 — 2 SUE BURNEH SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ and more by selling new thru utility. Start April mission mode the following decisions: lect ioiu and a FREE clant. For Interview con­ ACCOUNTING CLERK M A N C H E S T E R — A v o il- so. ft.; another with 310 - ings 649-4431. door, hatchback, outo- JACK DAVIS (D-32) - Approved on amendment to Article II. subscriptions to this D R IV E R FO R L A U N D R Y Business Opportunities 30th. R egister ahead. C a li RIaadiasitr Herald Pattem Section in the — Vernon. Experienced 22 able Immediately. Extra sa. ft. C o ll 649-2891. motic. New rebuilt 327 V Section 7 of the Zoning Regulations (effective dote May 7, area's best newspaper. tact Thomas Dell, Ser­ ROUTE — Tuesdays and For Sale 1984). itso a v e . otamaricas ALBUM. Just $3.00. handling accounts re­ large'one bedroom apart­ -CEILINGS REPAIRED C huck afte r 4:15,568-1356. 8, new transmission. Nan Yark, N.Y. 10OSS You must be able to talk vice Manager, 24 Adams T hursdays. C o ll 646-2246, A A JL TOOL • DIE COMPANV, INC. (A-26) - Approved with con­ loONSaltsjseaca ceivable, purchasing or ment. Heat and hot water : .or REPLACED with dry- Good condition. $1800. Print Hamr, addrtit altli ZIP to adults - no experience SI., Mon-FrI. Sam to afte r 5pm. S O U T H W IN D S O R — 1000 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa dition o special exception. The condition Is the addition of CODE. StYlt NamlMr and S lit. 8-t20-00Ut-0ld and New. Nnw HAIR STYLIST — Com­ sales order entry would included. $400. C a ll 649- sq. ft., $200 monthly. 300 ' w a ll. C o ll evenings. G o ry D O G t r a i n i n g C o ll 528-6508 days, 646- sidewalks and curbs on the site plan with o note regordlno te dreii Ikim; how to aukt thaa. mand Performance. Full necessary - we will show 5pm. 646-3520 CLASSES — Beginners, New FASHION with be beneficial with excel­ OWN YOUR OWN 4800. sq. ft., $100 m onth ly. A m ­ M cH u gh , 643-9321. Household Goods 62 8623 nights. determent of those walks and curbs -1395 and 1435V Tolland Photo-Guide patterns in R-tJI-NElaiOOH HaNDIWONK-M time and part time stylist you how to succeed. lent typing and clerical advanced, novice and T u rn p ike . tYpei of nttillowork thlllt. CALL NOW: Frank, after SOUTH WINDSOR DESIGNIR JEAN p le p a rk in g , o lr. 236-6021, A copy of these decisions has been tiled In the office of the all size ranges, has a R-133-CRtFY$-8i pjgot Ol mlok- needed immediately due PART TIME INSER­ skills. Excellent growth N A M E YOUR OWN aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa open classes storting 1974 N O V A — 2 door, 7pm, 642-7720. SCHOOL LUNCH PRO­ AND SPORTSWEAR 149 OAKLAND STREET 644-3977. Town Clerk. special Grace Cole Collec­ to-make ftemi. to the expanding of our TERS WANTED — Must potential, salary and be­ — Two room, heated PRICE— Father and son. soon In M anchester, V e r­ automatic, power steer­ PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION tion for larger sizes; plus a-134-SlUMBERTIME COVERUTS GRAM — Is accepting STORE USED REFRIGERA­ non and East Hartford. Leo Kwosh, Secretory -2 4 crib and small had oallta. staff. Ideal working con­ be 18 years old. Call nefits. Send resume de­ apartment. First floor. S O U T H W IN D S O R -:-S u l­ ' Post, dependable ser- ing. 74,000 m iles. $795. 2 BONUS Coupons! ditions and benefits. Coll applications through TORS, WASHERS, Coll Central Connecticut Doted at Manchester, CT this 26th day of April, 1984 Price . . • • $2.00 . a-l3E-THE PRIMER-dlrtctlons tar 647-9946, ask fo r John, tailing experience and Natioaal Caaipasy attars $300. No appliances. No livan Avenue. 1,600 so. ft. .. vice. Pointing, Poper- C o ll 649-9574. 054-04 30 Kerns In crochet and k n it 643-8339, ask for C arol. M a y 1st fo r a 3 hour food Ranges - clean, guaran­ D og T ro in in g , 721-1386. CIRCUITS, INC. 8:30am to 5:30pm. salary requirements to sakiae opoartaaHy salUag pets. Security. Phone 646- prime retail space,ample -' hanging & Removal. Coll Box HH, c/o The Man­ handler at the high aaikm lly adeartlsaO kraaOs -■ 644-0585 o r 644-0036. teed, ports and service. Immediate Openings school. Also accepting 2426, 9am to 5 p m p a rk in g . $800. C a ll 336- Low prices. B.D. Pearl & EXPERIENCED FORD CLERK — Accounts pay­ chester Herald. at sahataaUal la v la g i to yaar FREE TO GOOD HOME 2nd Shift applications for occa­ w eekdays. 6021 o r 644-3977. Son, 649 M a in - Street, TECHNICIAN — Strong able. CRT work. Fast castaaNrs. This It h r Hw -PURCELL BROTHERS — One year old female, W* iMMiifactMr* prialvR cir* sional substitue food faaklaa a iia M ptrtaa gaaF 643-2171. electrical and diagnostic cuH buardt M i aru hi M ti «f paced, varied. Figure ap­ C..— Im prove vo u r prop- block Lob/Retrlever handler and coshiers. For I f M to awa aaO aparata IM t A L L A R E A S — 1, 2, 3, 4 A P P R O X I M A T E L Y 550 abilities. Top hourly rtllaMu Wt hava apta- titude and flexibility re­ C O L L E G E STUDENT- r ertv. House pointing, cross. All block, very ap p lica tio n c a ll 528-9711, Mgh protn katlaats. bedrooms. Prices to tit sq. ft. of prime office KITCHEN SET — Rose­ wage plus incentive pro­ hift far quired. Must be accurate S/TEACHERS and oth­ .. driveway sealing. Check friendly. Spayed. ers. $150 week for 15-20 South Windsor Public your budget. Housing Un­ space in a unique and wood and chrome oval gram and benefits. Apply MSFCCTORS and dependable. Com­ $20,000.00 iavattawet ia- our rotes. References Trained and shots. Great Schools is an Equal Op­ limited. Call 724-1967 pleasant office building table with 4 brown swivel to Superior Auto, 646- OWIJXIIS plete wage and benefit hours (Flexible) lead to eladat kagtaatag iavaatory, ... a v a ila b le . C o ll 646-8117. with children. Owner SCREENOIS portunity, Affirmative (Chg.). will be available tor rent ch orls. $90. C o ll 742-9927. 0563. package. Call for on ap­ possible full time fixtaras, l aapHas, tralalag, moving. Coll 643-8725 af­ FLOATER • 3ri SMft summer positions. Call Action Employer. graad apaalag aad air fart beginning January, 1985. pointm ent, 646-1737, PII-. MANCHESTER — Newer te r 6pm. RN - 11pm-7om, Supervi­ ROUTER - Sri SMft 569-8202. (1) parsaa to eeiparata kraia- C a ll 646-8659. BulMIng/Controctlng S3 WHITE WESTING- Apply ia pa rtM at Pataan l lowtex Corp. EOE. two bedroom, second sor. Sundov through lag caalar. •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa H O U S E REFRIGERA­ FREE — 8 month old Offka, CIrcalta, lac., SO Otaiag PART TIME SALES — floor with carpeting, air Thursday. Coll Hannah TOR — Side by side, 6 Cocker Spaniel plus. Ri., RaHla. CT. PART TIME BOOK­ We are looking tor an raasatcaiMi conditioning and dis­ D ouville, 423-2597. cauTturia i-tts-niatn W anted to Rent 47 years old, needs evapora­ Grrat disposition, house KEEPER — Retail store, enerqetic, outgoing per­ hwasher. No pets. $425 FARRAND REMODEL- tor. 22 cu. ft. otherwise broken, to best home. downtown Manchester. EXPERIENCED, MA­ son to work part time In FINANCING AVAIIAMI monthly, plus security. ING — Cabinets, roofing, like new. White. Ice C o ll 646-5573. Detail oriented, know TURE FULL TIME our lighting showroom. For QwoHf lad A^Hconts C a ll 646-1379. gutters, room additions, CELEBRITY CIPHER PRIVATE, SECURE RE­ maker, frost free. $75. Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past through trial balance. SALESPERSON — Apply The ideal candidate decks, all types of remo­ and present Each letter in the cipher stands for another Today 's clue, i equals h H E A R S A L S P A C E fo r se­ C o ll 649-9947. Call Accountant Joseph in person to: Marlow's, should have a highschool M A N C H E S T E R — 400 deling and repairs. FREE 867 Main Street, rious, mature recording Antiques by CONNIE WIENER Filom en o, 646-17)7. diploma, like dealing North Main Street. New '.estimates. Fully insured. musicians. Please call PINE TRESTLE TABLE, Manchester. with the public in a fast Instruction two bedroom townhouse. Telephone 643-6017, otter •CIW PWOC THKMLW M ITKW AFV 647-9883 otter 4:30pm .' with two benches. MA­ paced atmosphere and be AppHanced kitchen, con­ 6pm, 647-8509. PLE EXTENSION TA­ able to work Saturdays. A venient to bus line and WANTED ANTIQUES: CAREER ORIENTED IN­ B L E , 4 ch oirs. G ood con­ DFZWFBW LFZMBE MBCF CIW background In Interior RIDING LESSONS — shopping. $575 plus utili­ - DESIGN KITCHENS by Early Victorian, Oak, STORE CLERK DIVIDUAL to do Audio­ dition. C o ll 646-1015. design and/or appliances Horses boarded. Pu- ties. Option to buy availa­ J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, 1920's and m iscellaneous. NEEDED — Full time- m e tric T esting tn vario u s ZGDML PGDMBWOD BFO Mb: is desireable but we will rebreds, Arabians for ble. Peterman Building Roommates Wonted .. 48 vanities, formica, Wilson P lease c o ll 643-8709. /part time tor local 7- nursing homes. Complete G.E. UNDERCOUNTER COUGAR $ 9 W offer on the lob training sale. Prices start at $1800. Co., 649-9404 o r 647-1340. ort, Corlon counter tops, DISHWASHER — Good Eleven food store. Benef­ training provided. Mon­ ' kitchen cabinet fronts. YWTVB CF PW TB T C C FV B W X FV to the right person. C a ll 228-9859; 742-5667. for parts only. Copper- TOPAZ $7999 its include insurance, day thro Friday, 9am to • complete woodworking TogSolet 69 Please apply between MANCHESTER — Two APARTMENT TO 1 stone. Model SB400B3. credit union and profit 5pm, please call 342-0184 •aaaaaa4aaaaa*aaaaa*aaa ,. service, custom mode lOom and 12pm, Monday bedroom modern apart­ SHARE — Clean, suhny $15. C o ll 643-2880. TLLFG BCTBC AM VDC, CIW B YWTVB sharing. Apply in person t o r interview I-furniture, colonial repro- through Friday. Inter­ ment. Excellent location. bedroom available. Call at: 305 Green Road, Man­ appointment. Real Estate auctions In wood. 9 varie­ views will be arranged at Available Immediately. a fte r 5pm, 647-9230- o r DEHUMIDIFIER — V/i BASEMENT SALE — CF DMBE." — HFB WKWVYX. chester. EOE. ties ot hardwood and a later date. Economy $375 plus gas heat. ERA 643-7724. years old. Kenmore. 40 Ping pong table, stainless PREVIOUS SO LUTIO N : "I was born lor things like whal 1 was PART TIME JANITOR­ Electric Supply, Inc., Blanchard & Rosetto,646- veneers NOW IN STOCK pint automatic shut off. MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM C o ll 649-9658 o r evenings, sink with foucefs, utilifv doing in the movies. It was lun. so much lun I hated to take the IAL HELP WANTED — Oakland Street., Man­ 2482. Signal lig h t. C o ll 6434680. cabinet, two old milk Condominiums "289-7010. money " — Johnny Weissmuller REGEPTIONIST/SECRETARY Mornings, Manchester chester, CT. EOE, M/F. cons, three trunks, dork MANCHESTER — Four $9999 lb t9B4 by NEA. Inc. Typing, bookkeep­ area. Experience neces­ Services BLONDE CHEST with 4 pine shelves and sconces. sary. Peose Mainte­ rooms, first floor. Ap­ LEON CIESZYNSKI drawers, typing table - ing knowledge. CRT M A N C H E S T E R — W ells- BUILDER— New homes, C o ll 649-7025. nance, 875-6570. B O D Y P E R S O N — E xp e ­ pliances, wall to wall new, Flex-o-lomp, pine experience pre­ weep Condos, 400 N orth KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright rienced only. Modern carpeting. Breezeway. ' additions, remodeling. coffee table, dinette set, ferre d . Main Street. Fully ap- >. rec rooms, garages, kit­ TAG SALE — Entire fully equipped shop. Must $450 plus utilities. Call Services Ottered > si table lamp, small household. Edison crank P A R T T IM E — In ice plianced kitchen with chens remodeled, ceil- Apply in person bet­ have own tools. Front end 643-5888. hamper, blankets. Coll phonograph, trunks, old cream store, llam-3pm. custom wood cabinets, — Ings, both tile, dormers, ween 4 and 6 pm: or frame experience a 647-8568. religious books, records, CAPRI $7999 LYNX $5999 A p p ly In person: B rig g s choice of carpet and SIX ROOM DUPLEX — roofing. Residential or plus. Wages commensu­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• furniture, etc. Saturday, ANDREW ANSAIDI CO. Ice Cream Store, Mar­ rate with experience. In­ vinyl. Anderson win­ Centrally located. $380 BRICKS, BLOCKS, ' ■' co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. shalls Mall. dow s, 2 bedroom s, IVz A p ril 28th, R a in o r Shine, 186 Bidwall St. centive program. Full be­ monthly. Security dep­ STONE — Concrete. M is c fo r Solo 43 30 G risw o ld Street, M a n ­ baths. Individual base­ osit. No pets. Call 646- ^'-EXPERIENCED CAR­ 1980 Datiun 200 SX <5595 83 Marcury Grand Marquio *10,999 M o n ch a ita r nefit . Uniforms. Apply Chimney repairs. No lob chester, 9:30om-4pm. Coupe. 4 cyl, S speed, AC, Sunroof, stereo. Real sharp. 4 dr. with all the Jo d ie s and at a great price in person - or call for an ment, radiant heat. 7690. too sm all. Call 644-8356. PENTER — Remodeling, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa , RESPONSIBLE PERSON $58,400. Rent w ith option additions, roofs and appointment, ask for FOR SALE... Canon FO APR IL 28th & 29lh, 9om- to work 3pm-11pm. Posi­ to buy available. Peter­ MANCHESTER -- Two decks. Free estimates. 81 Cougar XR7 *6995 78 8uick Regal <4595 tion in vo lves d ry in g , cut­ Jim , Body Shop Manager. 135mm F/3.5 lens, $70. 3pm. 238 Mountain Rood. V-e, automatic, PS, PB, Landau Roof. - Superior Auto, Inc.,. man Building Co. 649- room apartment. Heat . ..Call M ik e , 871-2559. Coupe, fully-equipped, one-owner, local trade and a real ting, packaging and ship­ 9404, 649-4064, 647-1340. ODD JOBS, Trucking. Canon F02X Type A ex­ Selling appliances, furni­ beauty. Route 6, C o lu m b ia , 8am and hot water. For more H om e re p airs. Y o u nam e ping products used In the "..ADDITONS, GARAGES. tender, 890. B oth In exce l­ ture, housewares, yard RESTAURANT POSI­ to 6pm, 228-9431 o r 646- informotlon coll 563-4438 it, we do it. Free mtl- graphic arts Industry. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...ROOFS, tundecks. No lob lent condition, used very tools, sporting goods. No 81 Mont* Carlo <5995 TIONS — Hiring for all 0563. o r 529-7858. m ates. Insured. 6434)3b4. 78 Ford Thundorbird <3995 Looking for a dependable too small. Fully Insured. little. Coll 643-2711 be­ lunk. 2 dr. coupe* a real nice car, fully equipped* take a look at this 2 dr. coupe, small V-8 automatic, PS. PB, AC. shifts. Part time posi­ Lots/Lond for Solo 33 tween 9om and 4pm, ask one. individual with good MANCHESTER — One _ C a ll 875-3902 - days, 875- tions available. Ideal tor work habits. No expe­ LAWN MOWING^ — fo r M a rk . ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom, second floor ^3183 - evenings. mothers and students. No rience required. Cqll 647i Hedge trimming - chain 82 Honda Accord <6995 1980 Mazda 626 <5595 experience necessary. with stove, refrigerator. sow work - light trucking. 2 dr coupe. 4 cyl, 5 ap, atareo. 4 dr. sedan, a real hard to find model In showroom condition. 9938 tor appointment. FREE CATALOG — Of ROBERT E. JARVIS — DELIVERING RICH Inquire at Ponderosa S32S plus utilities. Lease General handyman. In­ RECEPTIONIST/TY- land b a rg ain s, 5 a c re s to '■Building !• Remodeling L O A M — 5 yard s, 862 plus APRIL 27th & 28th, 23 B Steak House, 119 Spencer and security. Call 646- sured. C o ll R oy, 646-7973. Charles Drive, white PIST — Small manufac­ 500 acres, covering Ver­ 1379. ' Specialist. Additions, tax. Sand, gravel and Street, between 2om and apartments, next to llllng 82 Oldf Dtlto Royolo *7995 1980 Mazda RX7 <7995 turing facility In Man­ mont and the Berkshlres oorogee, roofing, elding, •tone. C a ll 643-9504. 4 dr. sedan, fully equip ixuriOus auti Coupe, 5 ap, rotary engine, AC, don't miss this one. 4pm, dally. EOE. Junior High. Clothes - all DENTAL ASSISTANT chester. Full time, Bom to at lowest Imaginable pri­ MANCHESTER — Six . .kitchens, bathrooms, re- Maocfeatlar LAWNS MOWED — Ask TWO BLONDE STEP end sizes, KLH speakers, General bantal olllce le 5pm. Responsible, ma­ ces. Write: CATALOG C.j>locement wlndowt- room'downstairs apart­ lo r D a rre n RosonOg*'>643- tables. Excellent condi­ odds 'n ends. 9om-3pm. MECHANIC — To super­ searching lor a bright, ener­ ture Individual to cover O F F IC E , P.O . B o x 938, ment and garage. No 5798. /doora. Coll 6434712. vise small maintenance getic person, prelerably with front desk, some light North Adams> Moss. tion. $30#ach. Coll 646- chairside experience. We ot­ canines. Security. Call staff. Must hove own typing and filing. Good 01247. ~ MASTER CABINET 1625. GARAGE SALE - j E v e r­ 315 Center St. ter a challenging career op­ 649-3616. SPRING CLEAN UP/i-In ything must gol Baby tools. Experienced only. portunity where amployaae office and communica­ neM of a Bockhoe and/or ... M A K E R — W ith 30 veors VARIETY OF BEAUTI­ things, dishes, lots of Excellent wages and are truly appreciated lor their tion skills a must. Good BOLTON LAKE — Very, TWO BEDROOM CONDO Bulldozer? We hovk a ^ iHindt on experience. Old MORIARTY BROTHERS Involvement and talent. Part FUL HOUSE PLANTS — household Items, clo­ MANCHESTER fringe benefits. Send re­ starting salary ond be­ very small piece of land IVk baths, basement. dump truck tool No'lob '^'-■fashioned craftsmanship time, or full lima. Sand re­ 'Mutt tell. Excellent thing. Friday, April 27th sume to Box H, c/o The sume to Box I, c/o The Man- nefit package. For Inter­ with private rood. Cannot 128 H ig h la n d : A d u lts : too small. Free tstl- ; of o fair price. All vour conditon. $3 each. Large ond Sunday, April 29th, Manchester Herald. cheater Herald view contact C.A. Soucy bo built upon. Coll 643- $575 w ith heat. C a ll 643- rjwrtes. Reasonable rates. ''Woodworking needs. In­ 643-5135 plants. Private home. 9am to 6pm. 84 Shephard EOE. at 647-0916. E O E . 2880. 5697. C a ll 649-2871. terior ond exterior. Coll 6444B85.6444036. C o ll 649-6486. Drive, Manchester.

Y, 20 - MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Thursday, April 26, 1984

The Manchester Herald’s annual profile BUSINESS Our Town edition, a 24-page supplement, inside today. Battle against credit card fraud is unceasing struggle

The switch to the new cards will take p la ^ W hon I make purchases with my credit card, I rip lost to counterfeiting in 1981. gradually. Visa expects to have its new cards in usebf out the I’arbons from the transaction slips, crumble Visa International, which has more than 104 million October 1986 and MasterCard anticipates its turnovw Sunny toijay Manchester, Conn. them, wrap them in a piece of tissue, and shove them card-holders worldwide and 70 million in the United to be complete in June 1986. Eventually, all Visa into my pur.se. Once home. I riptheearbonsintosmall Your and Saturday States, estimates it lost about $20 million to card-holders will have personal identificatitSJ Friday, April 27, 1984 Iragments and toss them out. This little ritual counterfeiting in 1983, almost double the $10.9 million numbers, or PINS, just like those used with autotn a^ — See page 2 prevents counterfeiters who loot the stores' trash M o n e y ' s in 1982. MasterCard, which has 90 million card­ Single copy: 25$ teller machine cards. Eventually, merchants willnS from seizing my carbons and getting my valid — and holders around the world and 65 million in the United outfitted with terminals into which you will enter yoiff valuable — account number. Worth States, is still adding up the figures for 1983, but PIN when you make a purchase. ”” admits it lost $9.3 million to counterfeiting in 1982. Its Recently I've noticed that some transaction slips Sylvia Porter total fraud losses that year were $45.6 million. You, though, remain the key fighter in this s tru ^ f* have perforated carbons .so that when they're torn out, to contain credit-card fraud. the number gets cut in half. And .some stores use American Express does not disclose this type of carbonless slips, which avoid the messy problem information. • Guard your card as you would cash — and n e v d entirely. lend it to anyone. N ever give your account number.ttj Credit-card Iraud has exploded in the last few years While in some locations, fraud is actually declining, someone who asks for it over the phone for any reason Building The I'nited States can, w ithout pride, claim title as to truly startling dimensions. Ironically, this growth says Thomas F. Kelleher, vice president for security — unless you have initiated the call. ■ - the world capital of credit-card fraud, accounting fur is occurring at a time when the credit-card companies at MasterCard, counterfeiting is on the increase in all 94 percent of fraud lo.s.ses worldwide. Much of this • Scrutinize your monthly statements and make E m bassy locations. are making vigorous efforts to sign up new customers sure you can account for each transaction. sought for activity occurs in southern Florida and the New York and to expand as fast as they can. metropolitan area, A 1982 study estimated that 96 To make cards more difficult and costly to • Consider disposing of some of your cards, percent ol the fraudulent transactions in this nation When the statistics arc tallied, 1983 will have been a counterfeit, both MasterCard and Visa have rede­ particularly if you have more than one of a kind. Snip occurred in 12 states. record year for card fraud, says the American signed their cards and incorporated new security expired or canceled cards into pieces. treatment Bankers Association, up to 40 percent over the $160 features. Among them: fine-line printing: use of The new kinds ot slips mentioned above arc among ultraviolet inks that glow when hold under ultraviolet • And always shred those carbons; ask th£ standoff million lost to fraudulent bank credit-card transac­ the latest developments in the ongoing war against By Sarah E. Hall tions in 1982. lights; and holograms. A hologram is a three- merchants you deal with frequently toget the carbons credit-card crime now being waged by the card 2 dimensional image on a metallic surface that changes frpm their banks. Herald Reporter companies, linancial institutions, merchants and False or altered cards alone cost the industry about colors and reveals a different picture when the card is You pay for credit-card fraud through annual fees police. $40 million in 1982, well over two times the $15 million tipped. and interest charges. Stop cheating yourself. Jamshid Marvasti, a prominent Manchester child psychiatrist, is ended proposed at the Community Servi- _____ CCS Council meeting Thursday that FTC mulls proposed ' ’pealed Miller building at By Joseph Gambardello leave Tripoli today, British diplo­ ■“ Manchester Memorial Hospital be put to use us an adolescent United Press International matic sources said. psychiatric unit. The Libyans, who had previously 6 Though he admitted his longtime oil company merger LONDON — Thirty Libyans, refused to come out for question­ attempt to establish .such a unit has presumably including the killer of ing, surrendered the embassy to §1^ resulted in "zero" progress, he a British policewoman, today police and were being given safe claimed he was not disappointed. bv Thomas Ferraro Getty Oil Co Feb. 13, A final decision is peacefully evacuated the embassy passage back to the land ruled by , On Wednesday, he said, he met expected within the next few months. United Press International where London police besieged Col. Moammar. Khadafy. vvith MMH Acting Executive Di­ The FTC is now awaiting a staff G R O s s m R n s them for 10 days and one hour. In groups of five, the Libyans rector Michael Gallacher to dis­ WASHINGTON - The Federal recommendation on a third takeover — f^nC^evRns p r o d u c t s com PRnv "The siege is over," a Scotland penned in the "People's Bureau" cuss his plans. He said he had Trade Commission is considering a Mobil's planned $5.7 billion purchase ol received a not antagonistic, "but Yard spokesman said. "A ll the since gunfire from the building stuff recommendation to conditionally Superior Oil Co. not very enthusiastic" response. occupants in the (Libyan People's) approve the biggest corporate merger Pennsylvania Attorney General Le­ killed the policewoman April 17 "I'm not very confident it would Bureau have left St James' in U S. history — Standard Oil Co, ol roy Zimmerman urged the FTC April filed out of the elegant ISth'century materializi^ unless we have strong California's planned $13.2 billion ta­ 18 to delay g decision on the Socal-Gulf Square." townhouse and into waiting police community support.” he said m erger until it conducted an economic keover of Gulf Corp., agency sources ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ l-astSDays _ In Tripoli, the Union Jack today vehicles. afterward, Marvasti. who directs say. impact of the proposed deal on the was lowered at the seaside British While a police helicopter the Sexual Trauma Center in Northeast. The FTC's five commi.ssioners called Embassy and at the residence of whirred overhead, a convoy of Manchester, said he would deliver a private meeting today to decide Zimmerman argued that the venture Ambassador Oliver Miles in ad­ more than 20 vehicles carrying the UPi photo “ written proposal to Gallacher whether to accept w hat agency sources would "wipe out jobs, drive up heating vance of the imminent departure Libyans and their baggage headed today. said Wednesday was a proposed oil prices and clo.se independent Project Handbook Specially painted vans containing 30 ended today. British diplomats in Libya The acting MMH head was not consent agreement w ith Socal aimed at service stations. " of the remaining 14 British diplo­ for London airport. available for comment this morn- Under federal antitrust laws, the mats in Libya. "They're all out. They’re gone. Libyans evacuated this morning from are also expected to begin the return trip meeting antitrust concerns. For the Do-tt-Vburselfer in You 'ng’ bf* hospital spokesman An- Negotiated by the FTC's Bureau of FTC could not delay a decision. The diplomats were expected to They’re on their w ay." said a the "People's Bureau” in London drive home sometime today. drew Beck said the document had Competition, the accord would require Midnight Sunday was the deadline lor police officer at the scene. to Heathrow Airport. The 10-day siege not yet been delivered. "W e rea'.'.y Socal to dive.st certain Gult properties, action under a 10-day period that began The same policeman handed out cannot comment, until we .see the including 4,090 service stations, a last week when Socal submitted notices of the luneral of the proposal and look it over and major refinery in the Southeast and a additional information about the deal Union shooting victim, policewoman pipeline operation, a source said. to the commission. Yvonne Fletcher, 25. She was If the commissioneis accept the The recent rash of mergers has being buried in Salisbury, 84 miles Von Bulow convictions void, rai.scd concern on Capitol Hill, particu­ proposal, the accord would be subject quits closed early this year in response larly among those who charge that the west ot London, later in the day. to a 60-day period for public comment. to a low patient census. Once the A Alterwurds. the commission would administration is inadequately enlorc- Anti-terrorist squad commander make a final decision. ing antitrust laws. William Hucklesby had said he The proposed merger »t)uld make Opponents say the deals will reduce Penney believed Miss Fletcher's killer was soys Rhody Suprom© Court competition and oil exploration, boost Socal. headquartered m San Fran­ still among the group of Libyan Beck said he knew of no other cisco. the nation's third largest, prices and increa.se dependence on A petition calling for a union diplomats and radical students. insulin injections. She survived the oilman J. Paul Getty. formal proposals to put the build- doubling its oil rc.servcs to 3.9 billion foreign supplies. Proponents say they election at the J.C. Penney Catalog By James H. Ludwin But the government let them all Jan. 27. 1979, injection but another The von Bulows were married ing to a new use other than barrels. The deal would swallow up will create stronger companies better Distribution Center in Manchester United Press International go free back to Libya. Home on Jan. 21.1980. lell her "a sleeping June 6, 1966. in New York City. His Marvasti's proposals. Other plans Gull, which has its headquarters in able to meet the nation's needs. has been withdrawn, a National beauty " in an irreversible coma. wile, the product ot the finest are "just ideas in people's heads." Pittsburgh. Last month, the Senate defeated a Labor Relations Board official Secretary Leon Brittan said, be­ PROVIDENCE. R.I. - The boarding schools, had been mar- Marvasti has long been a propo- P The Socal-Gulf deal is the latest in a propo.sed 11-month moratorium on oil said today. cause police did not believe they Rhode Island Supreme Court today Because ol his wealth, charm ried previously to blond and nent ot boosting services for youth recent spurt ol multibillion-dollar oil company takeovers. Instead, it decided John Sauter, deputy officer in could gather enough evidence to threw out the attempted murder and jet-set image and the sensa­ handsome Austrian Prince Aldred in Manchester, and claimed that a industry takeovers. to have its Finance. Energy and charge of the Hartford NLRB prove a murder charge in court. convictions of wealthy socialite tional nature ot the case, von Eduard Friedrich Vincenz Marin local psychiatric unit for youth The FTC tentatively approved Texa­ Judiciary committees study the office, said the petition was with­ The Libyans filed out quietly and Claus von Bulow, accused of twice Bulow's six-week trial made inter­ trying to kill his heiress wife, and von Auersperg. would prevent having to send co's proposed $10.1 billion acquistion of matter. drawn Thursday afternoon by the calmly, most dressed in business national headlines. Attorneys for chief executive officer of Teams­ ordered a new trial. many children away to other suits and looking well-shaven. the Danish-born aristocrat ters Union Local 671, the proposed claimed he was framed and hospitals. In the Libyan capital, the last In a complicated 61-page deci­ * * * * "What the hospital needs is to have bargaining agent. sion, the court ruled one of the key prosecutors said he tried to kill He said no reason was given for British diplomats prepared their Mrs. von Bulow, a utilities heiress ■ T r t H a t # some documentation that there is a Legislator seeks study pieces of evidence against von i n S I Q © I O U a y need for an adolescent unit in our its withdrawal. Officials at Teams­ own departure, although no time Irom Pittsburgh. furthe$l4million Bulow — a black shaving kit bag area," he told the council. He said ters Local 671 could not be reached was disclosed. containing an insulin-tainted nee­ he would inherit, and his love lor for comment. "It's good news to hear they are New York socialite Alexandra 44 pages. 4 sections local psychologist David Moyer, as dle — should not have been a representative of the Youth James A. Franchere, personnel moving in London, but we're still admitted in the trial. The bag was Isles. of Seabrook relief plan manager at the Catalog Distribu­ ...... 17 Advisory Committee, has met with here," a British official in Tripoli found in the von Bulows' mansion Von Bulow, who never testified tion Center, said the company’s Classilied . ' . ' . MMH administration twice to said. "W e still have things to do on Newport's Millionaires' Row. in the trial, also claimed a private attorneys were notified by the Comics . . . ! . . '...... 8 boost such a unit. CON( ORD. N.H. (UPK - Rep. Judd Hampshire's congressional delegation here, but we'll probably be moving investigator tampered with evi­ labor board yesterday of the Von Bulow, 57, has been free on Entertoinment...... 15 "Please help us," Marvasti said Gregg. R-N.H., has asked a congres­ said they have not seen any specific soon." dence used to convict him. petition’s withdrawal, but also did. $1 million bail since the conviction ...... 2 Thursday. After Nancy Carr, sional research service to study federal proposals lor a federal bail-out. and not know why it was withdrawn. A police surveillance team with and living in New York. He had Von Bulow, whose lather went to nnll,*i°n * * ...... executive director of the Manches- bail-out measures for the troubled two said they would prefer a private "W e aren’t privilege to that cameras filmed the departure been sentenced to a total 30 years prison for collaborating with the Peopletoik...... 2 Area Conference of Churches, Seabrook nuclear plant and its prime solution. information,” he said. "We don't from the London embassy. Fire in the state prison. Nazis, worked as a lawyer in Sports...... ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! ! ! n-is moved to support implementation owner. A spokesman for Rep. Norman know what to make of it." engines and ambulances stood by. Von bulow was convicted March London and held a succession of Television...... 8 ot his and other youth-help propos- An aide to Gregg said Wednesday D'Amours, D-N,H.,said D'Amours has Weother...... 2 ais^ the council agreed The petition, signed by over 30 All streets surrounding the central 16, 1982, of trying to kill his wife, jobs in the financial world. In 1959, that the congressman does not support opposed previous lederal bail-out plans Martha “ Sunny" von Bulow, with he went .to work for billionaire • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • unanimously. any federal bail-out for Seabrook now, lor troubled private industries. percent of the warehouse em­ London square were closed to but wants to review any possible "It's doubtful he (D'Amours) will ployees who would have been in the traffic. mc'asures. A response from the re­ change his position on that," said proposed bargaining unit, was The removal operation took 2 submitted to the NLRB earlier this search .service is expected within one George Burke. D'Amours' news hours 35 minutes.- Some Libyans month. week. secretary. sat in police vehicles in the square Boudin pleads guilty to murder Although no specilic plan has been Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H,, said The NLRB had scheduled a hearing on the petition today to for nearly an hour before the proposed, one po.ssible measure under he opposed the federal bail-out for convoy moved off at 11:18 a.m. review is a federal refinancing of Chrysler Corp., but would not rule out seek a voluntary agreement be­ WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. (UPI) - weapons charges were dropped. of a Brink’s armored car in Jean, sat holding her baby tween Teamsters Union and J.C. (5; 18 a.m. EST) with police nuclear projects that are 50 percent or any possibilities until he sees a specific Get Quality Materials for Vbur Spring Projects at Grossman’s Former Weather Underground " I feel terrible about the lives of Nanuet, N.Y., on Oct. 20, 1981, and pictures. more complete. Seabrook 1. is rated at plan. Penney representatives for a date, motorcyclists leading the way. leader Kathy Boudin, who made a the people lost in the incident," she killed two police officers at a ’ ’ I want to say that Kathy's life of time and place for an election. 75 percent complete. "I haven't heard a peep from The convoy moved sedately surprise guilty plea in the bloody told Judge David Ritter. roadblock in nearby Nyack, N.Y., almost 41 years as I see it has been The refinancing could be through anybody on (possible federal involve­ J.C. Penney is Manchester's through west London to the air­ $1.6 million Brink's robbery, faces Ritter said he would sentence where the money was recovered. a life of devotion to humanity," her largest private employer with tax-exempt lederal bonds or federally ment in) Seabrook except the press," port, where one cargo jet waited 20 years to life in prison for the her May 3 to 20 years to life in As Ms. Boudin stood to enter her father, attorney Leonard Boudin, guaranteed taxable bonds, according Humphrey said. "I'd have to know approximately 1,200 employees at already. A scheduled Libyan air­ shootout that left an armed guard prison. Ms. Boudin, who has a plea, friends and relatives sat said atterward. the warehouse. None of its em­ and two police officers dead. 3-year-old child, would not be across from several Rockland "E ven the events of this case 2 to Connecticut Consumer Counsel what the proposal is. I prefer to have lines flight was due in some three ployees are currently unionized, don't change my view.” he said. Barry Zitser. the owners and the lenders work out the hours after the siege ended, and Ms. Boudin stunned a Westches­ eligible for parole until 2001. police officers whose colleagues Franchere said. ter County courtroom Thursday by Three others convicted last fall w ere killed in a roadblock Ms. Boudin's attorney, Leonard Seabrook construction was halted problems among themselves as re­ the British Airports authority said last week in a move by the project's sponsible parties should." The Teamsters Union has tried pleading guilty to one count of — including Ms. Boudin's husband, shootout. Weinglass, said he decided to seek I V 5 ®® 1 5 iff an extra Libyan passenger jet was prime owner. Public Service Co. ol Sen. Warren Rudman, R-N.H., also A'xB'x'A" Interior/Extefior on previous occasions to organize murder and one count of robbery David Gilbert — are serving 75 Ms. Boudin, who maintains she a plea bargain "because I sensed Sert Seal Reg. 17.99 Gallon 4'x8'x%," Top Quality Reg. 3.99 To 25.49 being sent to supplement the New Hampshire, to avoid bankruptcy said he has not heard any specific S M n n v m N JlinULT SMMUS Sm-TIMtPMflT IIItfBNMI HKMUttS PMaS the warehouse employees, but as part of a plea bargain concluded years to life. was unarmed during the robbery, for the first time there would be over the skyrocketing Seabrook costs. proposals. " I f at some future time, a Gride Btimped Rudy to (Mih Covers 33>V sq. ft. 15 year pro- Od base Prolects eoemet rot. For root end weHs. Aoency cert. Now 3.30 to 21.S7 ClKXtee from their efforts have fallen short of Libyan flight scheduld to leave for earlier in the day. Eleven other A baild of radicals shot and killed wore a sleeveless sweater, long- reasonable judgment brought to ' V'.IO.W . 14"” Earlier this week, the 16 Seabrook proposal is forthcoming from the rated werrenty In-stock colors a sotkl Hso 17.99...... 14 99 • S K e w ...... 4.2# Economy. Deluxe Rib. Oreenlwusa. petitioning for an election. Tripoli at 2:45 p.m. counts of murder, assault and a guard during a $1.6 million heist sleeve shirt and skirt. Her mother. bear on this case." owners hired Merrill Lynch as a governor of New Hampshire in concert consultant to try to find a way to with other concerned public officials 2* 6 complete the first unit. Merrill Lynch and the private owners for some form SO Lb. Bag Reg. 2.89 50 Lb. Bag Reg. 2.49 will also examine the po.ssibility of of federal involvement ... I will 5 Qals. For 2” thicknoM or more. WhHe Medkim app. Reagan announces accord signed restructuring Seabrook owner.ship. consider it at that tim e." Rudman said Repir walks artd atepa The other three members of New in a written statement. For flower beds ar>d more DtlVEWAV SEAUll PEKING (UPI) — President Reagan seven times by applause. It was to be a closed-door past,” a reference to 25 years preached the virtues of a capitalist society broadcast on Chinese television Friday without formal relations after the 1949 to the Chinese people today and was in turn night, reaching an estimated 200 million communist takeover. 2"x8'*x16" 4"x10' Length lectured on the failings of U.S. foreign people. Instead, China and America should go Court firm on benefits P«TN SEVO/UMI PH policy. The staunchly anti-communist Reagan forward "hand in hand — xieshou bingjin," Great for yard clearvupe Natural. Approximeie aUe. Soid. parlomlad. Bat- • U 4 U99 • KCS .eiM * Colors...... 54 end. No oouping needed. Reagan, the first U.S. president to visit said he has discovered that China, a nation he said, repeating the phrase "hand-in- BOSTON (I'PI) — The Massachu­ plans. China since 1975, used the second day of his he once publicly scorned, is different from hand" in Chinese to the delight of his hosts. other communist countries. setts Supreme Court has reaffirmed its "This could be an important victory J 6 6 six-day tour to announce that China and the The ZhaO'Reagan talks were divided into "Unlike some governments, which fear 1982 ruling that a stale law requiring for consumers and states alike, as it United States have reached a nuclear two sessions, one on international questions change and fear the future, China is inclusion of mental health benefits in affirms the right of state legislatures to Aluminum Rag. 9.99"Wooijlile" Reg. 2.19 Un. R. cooperation agreement following two years and the other on bilateral issues. beginning to reach out toward new group insurance policies is not preemp­ regulate insurance in a manner that •” n r N T T a P w a n u T iK r M KCM KIW of tough negotiations. At the first meeting, Zhao criticized U.S. ted by federal statutes. INMe. Aoceeeorlee In eiook. Qelon. Protecte wood fre tndoor/ouldoar. Sotd oakn. Once approved by Congress, the nuclear horizons, and we salute your courage," he policy in the Middle East and in Central protects their citizens from the burden­ • 10' Ommspout...... 3.99 rot. decay and mildew. The state high court, in a 4-1 decision, some casts of mental health care and * 9" tksm grsssnig. 1.79 .2.19 accord will give U.S. companies the green said. America. A senior Chinese official said Wedne.sday said it had not changed its promotes access to mental health for i(n.w)| Sale Ends Saturday, April 28tjT light to compete for billions of dollars in "As China moves forward on this new Zhao told Reagan "w e oppose meddling in mind in light of a 1983 U.S. Supreme poor, working and middle-class peo­ nuclear purchases planned by the Chinese, path, America welcomes the opportunity to the affairs of Central America by any big including up to a dozen reactors. Such sales walk by your side," Reagan declared in a power. We are not in favor of some Court ruling in a related case. ple," Bellotti said. MAKHE TEII WEWINyOW 8 lURTFORO ENFIELO practices by the United States in this Massachusetts Chief Justice Edward TUMaNtfMie to China are currently illegal. pledge of U.S. assistance to China's Hennessey said the federal ruling dealt Lawyers for the insurance company warn Today's hectic schedule included nearly modernization program. region." OFM Man Itwu tii 0 «m-0 ID pm a « 0 pnva M pm aun f «n-3 pm UPI photo four hours of talks between Reagan and Reagan' went on to lecture Chinese with non-insurance issues and did not argued the Employee Retirement Zhao also told Reagan that the United Prem ier Zhao Ziyang and Communist leaders on the benefits of democracy, apply to the state case. Income Security Act. a federal law, White House Press Secretary Larry Speakes, traveling with States should halt the deployment of its Party chief Hu 'Yaobang. In addition, telling them to "trust the people." Litigation in the Massachusetts case preempted the state statute. Justice medium-range missiles in Europe asshould President Reagan in China, tries a bitof baseball diplomacy this Reagan gave a keynote speech to an elite "Those who ignore this vital truth will began when state Attorney General Herbert Wilkens, in his dissent, agreed, the Soviets, who also have missiles in Asia. Francis X. Bellotti sued the The saying the majority opinion destroyed morning with his Chinese counterpart, Qi Huaiyan. The caps gathering of 600 American and Chinese condemn their countries to fall farther and Travelers Insurance Co. and Metropol­ the option of employers with work were from Houston Astros owner John McMullen and the students, scientists and political leaders in farther behind in the world's competition In the second 90-minute session, Zhao itan Life Insurance Co. for failure to forces in mor^ than one state to develop baseballs from the manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Great Hall of the People. for economic leadership in the 1980s and said he was extremely concerned by efforts provide mental health benefits in group uniform plans. The speech, extolling the benefits of beyond," he said. in the United States to upgrade or even Tommy LaSorda. freedom and democracy, was interrupted Reagan said he had not come ' 'to dwell on restore relations with Taiwan. >