Gulf coast prepares for hurricane
Texas A&M University said the BROWNSVILLE, Texas (UPI) - number of peopie iiving along the The Gulf coasts of Texas and Texas coast has increased northeastern Mexico were under a dramaticaliy in the iast 10 years, but hurricane watch today with mighty ilaudwBtrr the number of evacuation roads from Hurricane Allen just 450 miles away island causeways and coastal towns and bearing down with 130 mph winds. and cities has remained the same. The storm was moving toward the Both U.S. and Mexican authorities, west-northwest at 18 mph and trying to convince Gulf Coast forecasters said the track would residents from Mexico to Alabama of bring "hurricane conditions to some Allen's ferocity, prepared for the of the watch area within 36 hours. worst. Hurricane warnings ... likely will be issued for portions of the watch area American officiais expressed con later today." cern adventurous types and non The killer storm that left at least 92 believers might try to ride out the dead in its sweep across the Carib storm, which could mean drastically bean, lost some punch over the higher casualty tolls if the hurricane strikes with the intensity expected. jungles of Mexico's Yucatan Penin hurricane to threaten the United 90.8 west or about 450 miles east- miles to the south of the center. Gale land between Brownsville and Cor sula during the night. But forecasters States mainland in 45 years. southeast of Brownsville. The central force winds extended outward 200 pus Christi," said hurricane Early evacuations were en in Miami warned the storm's history Hundreds of thousands of coastal pressure reported by reconnaissance miles to the north and 100 miles to forecaster Bob Case in Miami. But couraged in many low-lying coastal has been to strengthen rapidly once it residents were boarding up homes aircraft was 961 millibars, or 28.38 in the south. Tides were expected to run Case said if Ailen slows and curves areas in hopes of avoiding jammed escape routes as Allen actually com hits open water. with plywood, gasing up their ches of mercury. Highest sustained 1 to 2 feet above normal along much “that would expose the central and Thirteen of the deaths occurred in winds were 130 mph. of the Texas coast today. upper Texas coast." es within striking distance. vehicles and preparing to flee the In Matamoros, Mexico, just across the crash of a helicopter that was "Ailen continues to be an extreme- Small craft from the mouth of the Hotels and motels inland from the storm's onslaught. Sales of emergen the border from Brownsville, Texas, evacuating oil workers from a rig off cy supplies such as canned go^s, iy dangerous hurricane and may Mississippi River westward to the Texas coast reported they were being the Louisiana coast. Four bodies strengthen again as the center moves Mexican Guif Coast, inciuding the deluged for reservations from members of the army prepared flashlights, batteries, candles and emergency refugee centers in areas have been found and officials said the bottled drinking water were reported farther over open water today," the Yucatan Peninsuia, and around coastai residents getting ready to closest to the coast, Mexican other nine were presumed dead. brisk. Nationai Hurricane Center said. extreme western Cuba were warned flee the popular resort islands and weather official Jorge Luis Meyer Wind velocity Wednesday reached At 9 a.m. EOT, Allen was located Hurricane force winds extended to stay in port. developments. 185 mph, making Allen the strongest outward 75 miles to the north and 50 “Right now the best guess is he'll Meteorologist Waiter Henry of said near Latitude 23.5 north. Longitude New zone sought in Cheney area MANCHESTER - The town's recommended limiting new struc Planning Department is seeking to tures because existing densities from develop a new type of zone expressly conversion of existing buildings are for the Cheney Historic District. sufficiently high. Carol Zebb, assistant town planner, No detailed discussions of the new reported to the Cheney Historic zone have been held, but it is un District Commission Thursday that derstood that permitted and the planning staff is in the restricted uses are a key to it, as they preliminary stages of drafting the are in all zones. provisions for such a zone and hopes No existing zone has the right com to have a first draft ready for study bination of restricted and permitted at the end of August. She felt the uses. zoning regulation could be ready for Some precedent exists in the East adoption in late fall or early winter. for historic zones surrounding the In the interim the historic commis reclamation of textile mill buildings sion and the Planning and Zoning or complexes of textile mills, A un Commission will have had dis ique feature of the Cheney area, cussions on it. however, is the mixture of The idea of a special zone was residences, community buildings, suggested by Anderson Notter and mills w h i^ reflect the pater Fingold Inc., the consultants who nalistic c o m jn ity that evolved prepared the study of the Cheney from the onflPhriving Cheney in area. dustry. The consultants recommended that the zone encourage mixed land uses That, according to some, may pose 1 consistent with their plan of develoj^ a unique problem for the planning ment for the area. They also staff. Telephone strike \ G ro w s could stop move EAST HARTFORD— The 60,000- Hockanum Library now stands. member national telephone workers' The house, list^ in the National union may hang up the move Register of Historic Homes and Thursday of the historic Selden Places, stands in the way of PiWA's "Former h i^ tar brands not missed” report Brewer House to its new site next to plans to expand the parking lot of its the Hockanum Library. Willgoos Test Laboratories off of The telephone workers are needed High Street. in the complicated move of the house In the actual move of the house. to help guide it past nearby telephone Town Engineer Paul Kraucunas said MERIT smokers in latest survQj and utility lines. The problem is the the moving firm has huilt a special union will vote Saturday on whether steel platform with wheels to hold to strike. the house. The house will be jacked Officials of the telephone workers' up and the platform placed un union's state affiliate, the Connec derneath the house for the move, laste Quest Ends Smoker Tests Offer ticut union of Telephone Workers, Kraucunas said. have said they will adhere to the The house will have to be turned Latest research provides M ore P ro o f national union's decision on the around on its present site so it will strike. face the proper direction when it solid evidence that MERIT Blind Taste Tests: In tests Beside the possibility of a strike, rests at the new location, he said. Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Group, Beside negotiating various elec which is paying 31M,000 for the move trical and telephone wires in the is a satisfying long-teitn taste where brand identity was Concentration of the two-story house, sees no other vicinity of the 50-foot high structure, obstacles to the move. The firm coor police and fire departments have alternative to high tar concealed, a significant Bumper pool is a game that requires a great deal of concen- Fogg of 73 Falknor Drive and a right Julie Lagassie of 91 dinating the actual move of the struc made plans to protect the area while tration as you can see from the faces of these two players at Falknor Drive. (Herald photo by Pinto) ture, Association Construction of the house is blocking the way of the cigarettes. majority of smokers rated the Hartford, has been digging around entire street. Verplanck School playground in Manchester. At left is Terry the building for weeks and supporting Representatives of P&WA, police, Long-Term Satisfaction: In taste of low tar MERIT as . MERIT it with steel beams in preparation for fire and public works department M enthol the move. met Thursday to confirm final MERITi details on the move. The route for the move will begin the latest survey of former good as—or better than— Restless volcano blows again on High Street, heading east to P&WA officials are also concerned Carter Street and south on Main about the weather Thursday because the move is expected to take a full high tar smokers who have leading high tar brands. Even VANCOUWR, Wash."TUPI) 15-mile "red" danger zone around for more than half an hour that didn't miles away. Street to Naubuc Avenue and to the Restldss Mountist. Helens blew for the mountain, the Federal Emergen lead to an eruption.” Scientists said the second blast late triangle of town land where the day. switched to MERIT, 9 out of cigarettes having twice the tar. Uie fifth time sinc^fay wi^4wo dis cy tonagem ent Agency said. Rowley said when Thursday's Thursday also was accompanied by tinct eruptions, sendihg-asHclouds as “I think we're .Mtting more tremor went for more that 30 min strong harmonic tremors 10 reported they continue to Smoker Preference: much as 8 miles into the sky and sophisticated in knowng what is utes, scientists were “pretty sure” Thursday's pulsating eruptions Ted says Dems spilling super-hot gas and pumice significant so that we can predict the mountain was going to blow. marked the fifth time the yolcano has over the rim of the volcano's huge eruptions,” said Dr. Peter Rowley of Aside from a ring ol seismic meters shown actiyity since the volcano enjoy smoking, are glad they Among the 95% of smokers crater. the U.S. Geological Survey. far around the steaming peak, geologists awakened last March from a 123-year Suspicious. scientists - alerted by we haven't seen harmonic tremors had posted a television camera 1^ slumber. favor open vote switched, and reported stating a preference, the seismic meters - sounded an advance warning of Thursday’s major blasts, NEW YORK (UPI) - Citing polls at least 300 of his 1,985 delegates. MERIT is the best tasting low MERIT low tar/good taste prompting the evacuation of a 15- he says show Democrats favor an Jim Johnson and Richard Moe. two mile area, and said they were confi "open” national convention by as top staffers of Vice President Waller tar they’ve ever tried. combination was favored 3 to. dent they could do it again. much as 3-1, Sen. Edward Kennedy Mondale who had been closely in A light dusting of ash was reported warned the party today not to volved in delegate watching, said the in some southwest and southeast "straitjacket the delegates.” dispute is all but over now. ' Philip M'.fris Inc l'*HO 1 over high tar leaders when Washington communities up to 90 nice, oot-too-far^way trip. Page 8. “We've got it wrapped up." John In Mporti * A complete guide to omere to go Fighting to break President Kings: 8 mg' ’lar;' 0.6 mg nicotine- lOO's Reg: 10 mg "lar!' 0.7 mg nicoiine- miles from the mountain and the The Weather Carter's lock on the nomination next son said. cloud was reported visible in and adtat to do. Page 9. tar levels were revealed. ~ Virtatte dwidtiwm# i Baltimore Ck^lea hU art for week by getting the delegates to Carter forces still expect a stiff 100's Men: 11 mg "lar',' 0.8 mg nicoiine av.per cigareiie.fTC Report Dec!79 Moscow, Idaho, 250 miles to the east. iow m toirani we^eod trio
In London an ounce of gold traded at 1631.75, up from dent in the preference of Democrats nationwide. reason grant is sought slightest spark from a stove, car engine or cigarette $629.50, and in Zurich it began the day at $632.50, against Storms Plague Midwest The poll showed Carter as the favorite of 47 percent of would have set off an explosion. $629.50. “We had to be careful ... of some idiot walking with a Democrats, and Kennedy as the choice of 43 MANCHESTER— The Cheney Historic District Com they did not study it in detail since it was not part of their Tornadoes and thunderstorms that already had killed That was In dramatic contrast to last month, when the "Things were very quiet and the trading in gold was three people in Wisconsin again cut a swath through the cigarette nearby." said John Mulligan, an assistant Fire mission Thursday approved a resolution to seek $6,000 contract. Massachusetts Democrat trailed Carter, 60-34. slack,” a dealer (or bullion brokers Johnson Matthey A subcommittee from the commission has held four northcentral portion of the country from Minnesota to up Department commissioner. federal grant to study possible expansion of the Cheney He said the leak was plugged by a firefighter who was said. Historic District. meetings on the expansion and it has been considered by per Michigan. John Sutherland, historian, of Manchester Community Thunderstorm activity was prevalent in Wisconsin and given a simple plumber’s plug by Officer Chris Drauer of Emmy boycott possible A dealer for Barclay’s Bank International said the The commission also agreed to ask the Board of Direc the Emergency Services ^ u ad No. 2. It was purchased in dollar "responded to firm overnight transAtlantic ad tors to approve the grant request. The town would have to College, and John Herzan of the state historical district. Minnesota early today for the third straight day. Tor HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — A boycott of the Emmy They feel the expansion should encompass about 500 nadoes and high winds that hit Wisconsin late Wednesday a Bronx hardware store and rushed back to the bridge by vices but was below best levels. contribute to the grant another $6,500 or its equivalent. police motorcycle escort. Awards ceremony by striking actors loomed today. Eld Carol Zebb, assistant town planner, who explained the more buildings. The consultants, Anderson Notter continued into Thursday and have been biamed for the Asner of the popular “Lou Grant” show called the Fingold Inc. had included about 300 buildings in a more or deaths of two men and a 13-year-old girl. proposal to the commission, said most of the town’s nationwide walkout "our Civil War.” Iranians reject offer share would be in-kind contribution but some would have less arbitrary suggested expansion Kennedy has good news The specter of a boycott of the Sept. 7 awards to be in money. The area added as a result of the Sutherland-Herzan ceremony was raised Thursday by the Screen Actors suggestion would be largely in the northern part of Hart $4 plug stops gas leak NEW YORK (UPI) — For the first time since he WASHINGTON (UPI) — Iranian students arrested 12 The idea of expanding the district bepn with the con Guild after nominations for television’s coveted Emmy days ago apparently have rejected an offer by the U.S. sultants who suggested expansion in their report although ford Road area and the east side of Main Street. NEW YORK (UPIi - All it took was a M plug and a jumped into the Democratic presidential contest. Sen. Awards were announced. SAG members are in the 19th If a survey is undertaken, it would be completed in the Edward Kennedy has good news from the polls and he’ll government to pay their way back to Iran, preferring to quick-thinking plumber-tumed-policeman, to stop a leak day of their strike. lead pro-KohmeinI rallies that draw the anger or spring. be riding it hard in his stretch run for the nomination. in an explosive propane gas tanker that confounded American spectators. The Cheney commission will request the grant from the experts for eight hours and shut down the George Kennedy, who finished the primary and caucus season Connecticut Historic Commission before the town’s Washington Bridge, snarling traffic for millions of well behind President Carter in delegates, scheduled a Dollar rallies in Europe Hundreds of Iranians, including most of the 192 directors have had an opportunity to act on it. Ms, Zebb lunchtime street rally appearance outside the Waldorf W ork to begin motorists LONDON (UPI) — The dollar rallied in Europe today arrested during a demonstration in Washington July 27, said the historic commission will not have decided before Two thousand people were evacuated Thursday in the Astoria today. planned to conduct two separate marches in the capital the director’s vote, however. He was buoyed by a report from the Gallup Poll and the price of gold opened slightly higher in slack Bronx, which is connected to Fort Lee, N.J.. by the 16- today in support of the Ayatollah Khomeini. on water mains The $13,000 total grant figure is based on a standard of lane bridge over the Hudson River. Authorities feared the showing him only 4 percentage points behind the presi- -trading. about $30 per building for the study and data preparation to apply for designation as a national historic district. MANCHESTER — The contracts for cleaning and A number of the buildings within the expansion area lining water mains have been awarded and work is are new and would be eliminated from the designation. "Peopletalk scheduled to begin next week. At the Thursday meeting the Cheney commission also Feeding time Raymond International Builders Inc. of Rochelle Park. heard a report from Judge William FitzGerald that in :s N.J., was awarded both contracts for the work. The con terest has been displayed on tbe part of developers in con Toil and trouble Mrs. Fatima Archer attempts to feed Archer, a bookkeeper at The Herald, couldn’t tracts for $397,860 and $272,200 were signed early this verting the mill buildings in the district to other uses, tempt the friendly feline in a quick snack. week. mostly residential, but no firm proposals have been Even Princess Margaret couldn’t lift the curse of “Kato,” a seven-week old cougar who visited The firm, received both contracts, although it was only “Macbeth" for Peter O’Toole Thursday. He’s still (Herald photo by Burbank) made. the Herald office Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. the lowest bidder on one contract. A clause, in tbe firm's Under the plan, exteriors of the buildings would have to jittery. bid offering to cut $35,000 from tbe total if awarded both, He’s doing the Shakespearean classic at London’s retain their historic appearance, while interiors would be pushed the total cost of both'contracts to the lowest offer Old Vic ’Theater, but he’s so convinced it carries a changed completely for the most part. among the four bidders. terrible jinx he won’t even say its name - calling it Ms. Zebb said that more data should be made available 797 ? Cops hurt in city fracas The work includes cleaning and lining water mains the to potential developers. The completed report of the con iO«llt tlMrtlAtVtlt ^ “Harry Lauder" instead. entire length of Oak Street, and Spruce Street, about half After watching O’Toole rehearse the scene in sultant’s study is available, but she said the town should HARTFORD (UPI) - A hostile Leonard Hicks of Hartford began treated for lacerations and released of Grandview Street, East Center, from Main to Porter also provide a list of the owners of the mill buildings, a which three witches meet Macbeth on his way to the Streets, and Porter from East Center to Ferguson Street, Scottish castle of Glamis, Margaret said, "I thought crowd of about 250 people threw arguing with Sgt. Larry Jetmore, from St. Francis Hospital, Loranger list of funding sources, and a market study of the area. bricks and bottles at police in who was investigating a personal in said. Oak Road from Porter to Meadow, and parts of Wood- I’d come along to help you take the curse off it. I bridge, Lydall, North Elm and Middle Turnpike. was born in Glamis" - which she was, 50 years ago vestigating a comp'aint, sending three jury complaint, Loranger said. Hicks was charged with interfering P O T O C * * : • officers to the hospital with injuries, The crowd began throwing bricks with a police officer and breach of Residents in these areas could experience interrputions this month. h-r-r: in water pressure. Temporary ground water lines will be For period ending 7 a m. EST 8/9/80. During Friday O’Toole says he’s "haunted” by the play - that, y ' \ ' officials said. and bottles at the officers aiding Jet- peace and was being held on $500 Manchester Parkade installed while the mains are cleaned, according to Jay night, showers and thundershowers will be expected in “All through my early career I u s ^ it for my audi Two youths were arrested after the more until more police units were bond pending arraignm ent in Open WecL Thurs & FrI NItes 'til 9 the southern area of Texas, southern Florida and fracas at the Bellevue Square called in and broke it up, police said Superior Court today, Loranger said. Giles, public works director. tion piece. Mind you, I nearly always forgot the The total project, of cleaning and lining the water and Sunday Noon 'til 5 northern part of Maine Clear to partly cloudy skies bloody thing. Part of the jinx, I suppose.” housing project in the city’s North Jetmore was struck in the back of He said Henry Milner of Hartford End late Thursday, police Lt. Ronald the head with a brick and required was charged with disorderly conduct mains involves over a mile and a half of pipe. When should dominate the rest of the nation. finished 3,870 feet of 16-inch water mains will be Loranger said stitches and officers Hubert Both youths were about 16 or 17, he The unruly crowd gathered after Gallagher and Francis Hynes were said. replaced, and 6,570 feel of 12-inch mains. Some 8-inch and Weather forecast Low profile 6-inch pipes will also be installed. Dan Aykroyd walked the Hamilton County Wing provides shelter The cleaning, lining, and installation of new mains, are Partly sunny hot and humid today with chance of after Fairgrounds in Webster City, Iowa, Wednesday and part of the town's campaign to upgrade its water. Voters noon and evening thunderstorms. Highs 90 to 95 or around not a soul asked him for his autograph - which suits A group of aircraft enthusiasts find shelter The scene is at the 28th Annual Experimental approved a $20 million bonding issue for the im 34 C. Variable cloudiness tonight with scattered showers Aykroyd just fine. from the sun under the wing of a World War Aircraft Association Fly-In under way in Ejected gambler to sue provements last year. The main aspect of the bond issue and thunderstorms beginning towards morning. Lows 70 Says John Belushi's "Blues Brothers sibling, I II Vultee-Focke-Wulf 190 German fighter. Oshkosh, Wis. (UPI photo) is constructing a new water treatment plant. to 75. Saturday scattered showers and thunderstorms en like to stay low key. It allows me to do what I’m HARTFORD (UPI) - A gambler Revenue after he was kicked out of their actions including slander, The contracts for cleaning and lining the water mains ding by late in the day. Highs around 90. Probability of doing now - roaming the country, living out of a suit who has been barred from Hartford Jai Alai in August 1977. maliciously hurt the plaintiff’s finan are among the first to be awarded for the project. The precipitation 30 percent today and 50 percent tonight and case. You know - kind of gypsified. Even when I was parimutuel gaming facilities in two Fronton officials claimed he cial, social and psychological well contracts are expected to be completed by fall. Tbe en Saturday. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph today and tonight doing ’Saturday Night Live’ people didn’t recognize Eleven still in hospital states will file a $5 million damage cashed a winning ticket and ran off being. tire completion date of July 1984. becoming westerly by late in the day Saturday. me. 1 would walk right through the audience after suit against Connecticut and World with the money and the ticket. Ziskis Ziskis’ lawyers are Hartford Cor the show was over and nobody would stop me. It’s Jai Alai officials, it was reported said he was ejected because Hartford poration Counsel Alexander Goldfarb Long Island fsound great. John can’t do that” today. Jai Alai officials feared he knew to and New Haven civil rights’ attorney And what's he doing in Webster City? He’s in after pool chlorine Teak Sue Wise and John Williams, the Long Uland Sound to Watch Hill, R-L and Montauk The Hartford Courant said lawyers much about the betting corruption. town so his girlfriend, 18-year-old dancer-model An for Harvey Ziskis, who com plaint to The suit names as defendants all Courant said. Point. N.V.: A weak pressure pattern will cover the area arrived about 2:30 p.m. and found the Honor Court slated nie McAuley, can visit her grandmother. HARTFORD (UPI) - Eleven Seven children were taken to St. state authorities about jai alai bet nine members of the former revenue into the weekend Winds mostly southwest 10 to 20 knots sick children lying on the grass out youths who sought relief from 90- Francis Hospital and Medical ting corruption in 1977, will file the division, John G. Devine, executive during the afternoon and evening hours and 5 to 10 knots side the fenced-in pool area. Center, to resume Monday other times through Saturday. Fair today with chance of degree heat in a city swimming pool suit in U.S. District Court. director of its replacement the To inlerview Carter Flip side lay hospitalized today after caustic "The first ambulance was loaded. A spokeswoman said none of the Gaming Policy Board, Lt. Richard an afternoon thundershower Partly cloudy with chance The paper said the Florida NEW YORK (UPI) - CBS cor William Peter Blatty says he's been working for chlorine gas leaked from a filtration We just piled them up,” said Fire children appeared to be seriously ill, Hurley of The state police special MANCHESTER — Officials of the Family Relations thundershowers tonight and Saturday. Visibility 1 to 3 parimutuel division Thursday upheld respondent Dan Rather will inter 15 years on his latest effort he calls "the flip side of system irritating their eyes and Capt. Frank Tassistro. "They ail but five were admitted for observa revenue division, state racing head Division of the Manchester Superior Court announced miles in haze during morning hours and over 5 miles its earlier ruling that the ejection in view President Carter on Sunday's Thursday the Honor Court will resume again this coming ‘The Exorcist’ ’’ - and like that fell venture into the lungs. showed some signs of lung irritation. tion. Connecticut automatically barred Louis Fiocchi and former gaming during the afternoon hours both today and Saturday, Their eyes were all red. Authorities said the cause of the edition of "60 Minutes," on the eve of Monday night at the courthouse, after it announced except 1 to 3 miles in thundershowers. Wave heights 2 to 3 world of demonic possession, it’s also been turned Authorities said six of the 18 Ziskis from parimutuel activites in security chief Sgt. Morton Deners- “There was something around but leak hadn’t been determined definite the Democratic convention, the earlier this week the honor court would be suspended un feet during the afternoon and evening hours and 1 to 2 feet into a movie. youngsters injured at the Pope Park tein, the Courant said. it dissipated very quickly,” Tassistro Florida. television network has announced. til further notice. It’s called "Twinkle, Twinkle, ’Killer’ Kane," and pool on Thursday were in intensive ly, but the pressurized filtration Ziskis took his gripes to the It said the suit charges the defen , at other times through Saturday. said of the chlorine, which is com The interview will be taped Friday Larry Moore, a spokesman for the Chief Court Ad the screen version - which Blatty is promoting in care with “moderately severe” in system had returned to normal now defunct Division of Special dants violated Ziskis’ civil rights and New York - stars Stacy Reach as a mad military juries. Five others were admitted for monly used for filtration and operation within minutes of their in Washington, a CBS spokesman ministrator’s office, said problems developed during last said, and Rather will question the Extended outlook psychiatrist. treatment of lesser injuries or obser purification of pool water. arrival. Friday’s move from the old East Hartford Court to the Extended outlook lor New England Sunday through Blatty says while "The Exorcists" dealt with vation and seven were treated and Eleven of the children were taken “How it came out of the system is president on the economy, Iran, new court, located on Center Street. Tuesday: “the personified force of evil," his new thriller released. to Hartford Hospital where six the question,” Tassistro said. "Right Voters to get notices Afghanistan, Carter’s standing in the "Apparently no provisions for the Monday night 3luHHurhuHCUH, Rhode Inlund & Connectieut; Most "demonstrates the mystery of goodness - it’s a sub Park officials said the leak ap remained in stable condition in the now i t ’s p erfectly norm ally polls, his troubles within the meetings were made," Moore said, “so no custwftaj^ ly sunny Sunday. Fair Monday. Chance of showers parently was caused by a backup in intensive care unit and five were processing so it had to be some kind Democratic party and his family. were assigned for them. They called us and made ift tle argument for the existence of God.” MANCHESTER - Many voters, when the town official arrived or Tuesday. High temperatures in the 80s. Overnight lows in the filtration system. They shut down treated and released. of malfunction.” aware of the problem, so we’ve assigned the needed per He adds the book is going over big right now on who were not personally contacted have moved. the 60s the pool until at least today to “We want to watch them,” a Hart A city pool supervisor said the pool sonnel. We re very proud of the program,” he added. coilege campuses - that “it’s an old-fashioned during the voter canvass, will be These people received the Notice Vermont: Generally fair Sunday and Monday. Partly examine the system. ford Hospital spokesman said of the was closed until at least today so appeal to the emotions and this generation is not receiving Notices of Removal this of Removal. In order to remain on cloudy and chance of a few thunderstorms Tuesday. Authorities said the leak was dis intensive care admissions. "They crews could "double check the whole afraid to cry” week. the voting list, a voter should return Highs in the upper 70s and 80s. Lows from 55 to 65. covered when one child sitting next (medical personnel) are calling it system.” The notices inform voters that they part c of the notice. Request for Con Record Maine: Fair through the period. Highs near 80. Lows in to the pool became sick. Firefighters moderately severe.” will be removed from the registra tinuance of Voter Registration in the New red light planned the 50s. Quote of the day tion list, unless the two Registrar of postage paid envelope immediately. Manchester fire calls Ne» llanipahire: Fair Sunday and Monday. In MANCHESTER — Citing "many accidents " at the in Psychologist Elliot Aronson, in the September Voters receive an address verifica This insures the voter will remain on Thursday, 3:17 p.m. —Rescue at 59 tersection of Center and Church streets. Police Chief creasing cloudiness with a chance of showers Tuesday. Downey Drive. CTown) High in the 80s. Lows in the 50s issue of Forum magazine: "Beautiful women may Scandal tape tests due tion. the list, and be eligible to vote in the Robert D. Lannan said Thursday installation of a traffic promise greater pleasure, but they also have During the May and June voter upcoming elections. Thursday, 6:38 o.m. —House fire at signal will be complete this weekend. greater power to inflict pain.” canvass, each address was checked A change of address should also be 372 Main St. (Town/ Lannan also said as a result of the installation, traffic The Almanac HARTFORD (UPI) - A Superior trial and not settle the case through Service Commission who also has to verfify voter residences. Many reported to the registrar’s office im Thursday, 8:43 p.m. —Camp fire at on Orchard Street will be one way going north. (Jourt judge has ordered tests to plea bargaining. been arrested in the scandal. voters, however, were not home mediately. 144 Center St. (Town) By I niled Premt International Glimpses: verify the authenticity of tape recor Bieluch agreed to the tests on two Selected for the jury which will More Than 50,6oO Today is Friday, Aug. 8, the 221st day of 1980 with 145 to dings which reportedly link a tape recordings made by state in decide the case were: Judith E. follow. Michael Landon, Bob Newhart and Lee Remick suspended New Britain police detec vestigators after the defense filed a Sorokin, a recent graduate of tive to the city’s municipal corrup Wesleyan University from West Pairs* Of Levi’s® The moon is moving toward its new phase. will host the Emmy Awards Show for NBC-TV on motion saying it had “long been con Carilli quits state job to run in 53rd The morning stars are Mercury aqd Venus. Sept. 7... Michail Messerer, who defected from the tion scandal. cerned with clicking noises” on a Hartford; Shiitley Logan of Hartford, The evening stars are Mars, Ju p it^ l^ d Satuni. Soviet Union during the ^Ishoi Ballet’s tour of Judge William C. Bieluch granted copy of the tapes which "suggest the an employee of the Southern New COVENTRY - Joyce Carilli, seeking intend to primary. government." Jeans Are On Sale! the defense request Thursday after tape has been tampered with.” England Telephone Co.; Stanley H.. tive member of the group. Those bom on this date are undg^iti^ign of Leo. Japan earlier this year, will make his American the Democratic nomination the 53rd Mrs. Stave disputed the entry of Mrs. She said she will continue to volunteer Her decision clears the way for a three- America’s first professional larchitect, Charles debut with the Cincinnati Ballet Co. in October with jury selection was completed for the Bieluch earlier had ruled that the MIoganoski Sr., a retired Pratt & Assembly District will resign as an aide at Carilli based on the state provision, and at the training school. She began work trial of Detective Sgt. George F. tapes were of sufficient audio quality Whitney Aircraft Group foreman candidate primary in the 53rd District. Bullfinch, was born Aug 8, 1763. American performers senior ballerina Patricia Rozow... Frank Sinatra the Mansfield Training School. asked for a state central committee to in there about seven months ago. The district includes Tolland, Coventry, Connie Stevens and Esther Williams also were born on and wife Barbara will serve as honorary chairmen Sahadi, who faces seven counts stem to be played in court and that from Manchester. State law forbids classified state validate the nominating convention. She Mrs. Carilli criticized Mrs. Stave’s ac ming from the promotions selling headphones would be made available Also: Nellie M. Nogas of Hartford, and Willington. The seat is held by Rep. 25% Off this date — Stevens in 1938 and the Williams in 1923. of the World Mercy Fund’s Black and White Ball workers from seeking elective office later withdrew this request, but contended tions saying it contradicts the "equal Robert "Skip” Walsh, D-Cpventry, who is Reg. 16.00 to 21.00 On this date in history: honoring Barron Hilton Sept. 26 at New York’s scheme. for jurors and others to hear them. a clerical worker at the Travelers In above the municipal level. Earlier this Mrs. Carillis was not an eligible can rights for all” beliefs of the American Testimony was scheduled to begin One tape is of a conversation in surance Cos.; Alex J, Bednarek, a seeking the state senate seat from the 4th In 1940, the German Luftwaffe began a series of Waldorf-Astoria... Harold Rohbins is in Paris, doing week the attorney general’s office in didate. Civil Liberties Union. Mrs. Stave is an ac District. Now 12.00 to 15.75 daylight air raids on Britain. research on his next novel he ays will explore the before the jury of four women and volving retired New Britain Per contract analyst from Farmington; terpreted the state personnel law to include The attorney general’s office ruled that In 1945, Russia deciared war on Japan — seven days world of high fashion. two men today and the trial was sonnel Director Alfred S. Pettinelli, and Judith D. Proteau, an employee primaries. Mrs. Carilli’s willingness to take a leave •For Boys 8 to 14 before Tokyo surrendered. expected to last about four weeks who turned state’s evidence and was of Aetna Life and Casualty from Mrs. Carilli was a surprise-candidate at of absence from her job would not be suf In 1968, Richard Nixon won the Repubiican nomination although court officials said the tape wired with a recorder after in Hartford. the Democratic nominating convention ficient for her candidacy. A leave of •For Girls 7 to 14 vestigators broke the scandal two Live Cougars To Bo In Manchostor for president He was eiected in November, defeating tests could delay it. Named alternate jurors were: for the 53rd District. She received two absence would technically means she was •For Students 25" to 30" Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace. Lottery numbers Sahadi is the second of 24 persons years ago. Irene P. Kelleher, a Travelers votes, that of herself and her son Joseph, still a classified state employee, accor In 1974, facing expected impeachment over the arrested in the scandal to opt for a The other tape Is of a conversation employee from West Hartford; and for the endorsement. The convention had ding to the opinion released. •For Preteens 8 to 14 trial but the first defendant who has involving Frederick Haddad, former Katherine V Sharlgian, a retired G. Watergate cover-up scandal. President Richard Nixon Numbers drawn Thursday: been expected to be a deadlock between Mrs. Carilli said she would resign, went on nationwide television and announced his resigna vowed to go through the complete chairman of the New Britain Civil Fox li Co. saleswoman from Sondra Stave and Michael Helfgott. Mrs. effective Aug. 21, because of an “unfair •For Young Men 28" to 34" Rhode Island 9298 Newington. tion, the first American president ever to do so. , Connecticut daily 612 Stave, who expected the Carillis’ votes, law which prevents state employees from Sensational selection of Levi’s* jeans In Connecticut weekly 95 , 917 , 416292, blue received two votes, and Helfgott, with six, being actively involved in state denims and corduroys. Every style. Every A thought for the day: German novelist ’Thomas Mann New Hampshire 3600 received the endorsement. Both women color. Every length. Every size. Every pair now said. “Time cools, time clarifies. No mood can be main Maine daily 500 25% off. Buy for now ... buy (or back-to- tained unaltered through the course of hours” Cops hunt murder clues Maine weekly 54334 school 1 ^—' Massachusetts 3317 Spanish teacher NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Police in A squad of 18 detecti^M and other bathtub and had no visible wounds. personnel continued to work 16-hour Tin all 12 Youth Centre Stores. \ vestigating the "irrational munjer” Police, who said they were getting V 7 shifts on the case and turned to a excellent cooperation from studies at Aetna . .Manche.stcr To Advartlaa To Report News of 7-year-old Linette Rogers have computer search of possible suspecU KasI Hartford (jlastuiibury For a classified advertisement, call turned to chemical tests, computers neighborhood residents, also sought To report a news Item or story idea: which turned up more than 40 names. MANCHESTER - Dr. Toby Tamarkin, a 643-2711 and ask lor Classified Office and her neighbors for clues in the specific chemical tests on the girl’s Big Savings On Evening Herald Manchester .... Alex OtreUl, 643-27U “ Even before the body was found Spanish teacher at Manchester Community hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m Monday city’s first child slaying in a decade. body in their search for clues. r s p s .127-500 Elast Hartford__ Pat Reilly, 643-2711 we went into the computer for sex College for the past 11 years, is taking a year’s through Friday When the office is Glastonbury.. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 The Chief State Medical Acting Chief State Medical Levi’s® Boys Shirts Published dailv except Sunday and cer offenders,” said Lt. James Gill, who Examiner Dr. Catherine Galvin said leave of absence to join the Aetna Life and tain holidays by the Manchester closed, classified ads mav be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland, 6464)375 Examiner’s Office in Farmington of calling 643-2718 said the computer check yielded Casualty Insurance Co. as an educational con Publishing ( b . lierald Square. P 0 Bolton...... Donna Holland, 6464)376 ficially ruled the case a homicide her office was awaiting results of Hox .591 .’Manchester. Conn 06040 Fur information about display adver Coventry ...... Doug Bevins, 643-2711 after an autopsy showed the girl had useful information in the develop chemical tests it had ordered, but sultant. tising. Call Tom Hooper, advertising Hebron .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 died from traumatic asphyxiation ment of a suspect. wasn’t Involved in the other tests Have a Complaint? director, at 643-2711 Police have centered their search She will be studying techniques in super 20% Off South Windsor Dave Lavallee,643-2711 and had been sexually assaulted — sought by police. New* — II you have a question or To Subscribe Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 for Miss Rogers’ killer in the low- She declined to say what the tests visory procedures, work psychology and finan k» - Huge assortments of Levi’s* plaid but not raped. income, ,inner-city Newhallville shirts & western shirts for boys and complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service The girl’s body was found Tuesday hoped to show, but did say the cial management. Two Live Cougars Will Be In Manchester This Thursday, Friday f rank Burbank managing editor or at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a m. to neighborhood where she lived with a girls sizes 8 to 20. Reg. 14.00 & 16.00 To report special news: in a rotting, ramshackle garage. tests sought by police had been com Steve Harry executive editor. 643-2711 3:30 p m. Monday through Friday and 7 And Saturday, August 7,8 And 9 At Morlarty Brothers, 315 Center now 11.20 & 12.80. Save Important Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 "There are numbers of people to be foster family on Lilac Street and was pleted. Dr. Tamarkin, who is active in professional Circulation — If you have a problem to 10 a m Saturday dollars now I Opinion Frank Burbank. 643-2711 last seen by a babysitter on Monday Gill said police believed the killer organizations, created the Career Spanish St. Hours Will Be Thursday, 3-9PM, Friday, 3-7PM And Saturday, regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are II 20 checked out.” Police Chief Edward F am ily ...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 Marrone said Thursday. “One of the nigbt. had been familiar with the area and program at MCC, which received national 9AM-5PM. A Professional Photographer Will Be On Hand To Take Cuslomer Service 647 9946 Delivery weekly. 15 12 for one month. 115,35 for acclaim. She is also involved in community ■Sports' Earl Yost, 643-2711 things about an irrational murder The girl’s body was found Tuesday may have been a resident. Master Charge, Visa & Youth Centre should be made by 5:00 p m Monday three months. 130 70 for six months, and language programs for MCC, such as teaching Portraits With The Cougars. The Public Is Invited. So Don’t Miss Ihrough Friday and by 7 30 a m Salur- in a vacant garage about a block "I think it is a foregone conclusion 161 40 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. like this is that you have to try to Spanish to daycare and hospital workers, and This Unusual Exciting Event. Charges Are Welcome dav available on request. Monday through Friday. from her home by police on a door-to- that the (suspect) would have had to solve it as you would a sane one. You door search. She was lying^ in a working with minorities. try to approach it realistically.” know the area,” he said. Dr Toby Tamarkin i
4_- EVENING HERALD, Fri , Aug. 8, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Fri,, Aug. 8, 1980 - .5 w—Editorial iHaurliriitrr Euruimj Hrrah^ v /'.x r Glassman foresees ^hard choices^ Just received our Manchester — A City of Village Charm By MARY KITZMANN assessment, ana suppor Manchester, its pending they live here," he said. himself and another Senate them,” he said shipment of Police disharmony Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Herald Reporter ting expansion of court suit based on the Of his opponents for the candidate from South One issue he supported, ^ Manchester Community angering many, was in- MANCHESTER - The withdrawal from the Com Democratic nomination, Windsor stems from early AMERICAN College as chairman of the stituting the workfare We hope immediate steps a schism. The present problems sur Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, 1980s w ill see “ hard munity Development Block which Della-Bitta snatched political beginnings for r. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. house committee on educa program, where welfare COOKIE, choices” in government, Grant program, Glassman with a, coalition of the- them both on the town are taken to resolve the con We think a more formal faced as a result of an inter MofTiber, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Preae International tion. council. "I just don’t like recipients become town CMBYor said State Rep. Abraham doesn’t believe the smaller towns in the eight- flict between Manchester line of communication nal investigation of a brutali He noted Manchester withdrawal had dis town district, Glassman the sort of politics Robert employees. w h its v s r “ e v e ry j Steven Harry, Executive Editor Glassman, a candidate for and South Wincisor worked criminatory intentions. said Robert "Skip" Walsh Myette deals in,’ ’ IMS. Utile Police Chief Robert Lannan between the chief and the of ty charge. Customer Service — 647-9948 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor the state senate from the Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emerltua together on Buckland In Glassman said. ficers would help achieve a Officers concede the Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Fourth District. "I think the town was fed was probably more liberal “ There’s no stigma at thing” ! and the officers of the force. dustrial Park when he was While not defining Glassman, one of four up with the federal strings than he. tached,” he said, "And the Fill tt$«m wtth QoodlM — Tuesday night, officers harmonious relationship. specific incident is symp serving three terms on the himself as a maverick, mak« • urondtrfHl oHl. 9 tlzt* from candidates vying for the attached,” he said. Of Della-Bitta, a lobbyist cries of too much South Windsor Council, and Glassman, an advocate fo r the Connecticut Glassman says he is his bureaucracy are excuses for voted through their union to Recognizing the fact the tomatic of other problems of Democratic nomination, as mayor from 1971 to 73, of scattered housing rather Banker’s Association, and own man politically. "I censure the police chief. boss of any organization may the department and there are with the chief we think the community and the sees the ’80s as "crucial not trying to find ways of He sees socio-economic former assisant attorney vote on the issueg, as I see Long-term Manchester years” when government than low-income com making something work." never win a populayfy con other longterm problems to problems could be laid to rest taxpayers deserve. ties between the two towns, plexes, said employment general, Glassman said he will make choices "on the iwfQcle of motn | government watchers say the test with the employees, we be dealt with. and the department to and strongly supports transportation was a key "hoped to have a broader We look forward to seeing what it's involvements downtown manchestep redistricting Manchester factor in providing perspective of government "In time and place a harmlesi lie is a great deal better than move is unprecedented in think the relationship can be The relationship between become more cohesive and are.” those meetings happen as into one senate district housing. "If people can’t than that.” a hurtful truth." Roger Ascham town history. one of mutual respect and un the chief and the officers better able to serve the law The choices on' social soon as possible so the police after the 1980 census. get to their jobs, how can The feud between The union tabled a more derstanding rather than of should be cordial without enforcement needs of programs, tax increases, department can quickly put On a problem unique to serious move to issue a no- confrontation. being cozy. ^ Manchester. and education programs its probleips'behind it and get will be dictated by a tight confidence vote on chief Lan- We urge the chief and the We recognize that presents It is clear that continued on with the job of enforcing money supply. "We have to nan’s performance. members of the department challenges to both the chief hostilities between the chief the laws and protecting the re-examine where Lots of Summer That appears to be an in to sit down and talk out their and the officers to resolve and his officers won’t serve priorities are, and I citizens of the town. dication the rift between the differences in an effort to their gripes: the goals of the department reallocate the funds,” he Manchester deserves no said. weather ahead a chief and the rank and file of make both sides understand By taking steps as soon as and won’t provide In a broad disccussion at the department can be each others problems and possible to develop a struc Manchester with the kind of less from its police depart the Herald, Glassman patched up before it becomes frustrations. ture for a series of meetings quality police protection the ment. described himself as "not a big spender.” never be repeated "I look upon government Save now at prices tha^nw in terms of a business," he said. Glassman owns a redwood Quotes vending machine business in South Windsor. I outdoor PATIO e n t i r e furniture "Instead of raising taxes "I feel at home wearing a tuxedo, along with his hritle's itlea to get we should take money in furniture STOCK 56.40T0149.70 as I wore one at the Miss American married on houril a flouting the General Fund and Pageants for 25 years. ' flotilla on the Boise River in reallocate it. It will require Our Beg. T4J9 to It*-** — Bert Parkp, former M.C. of Iflaho. The flotilla hit the rocks ut tough decisions instead of 6.66 TO *33 % i% Choose Irom sawbuck tables, the Miiiii .Anierieu Pageant for 2.5 one point and dumped the couple raising taxes.” Oucas9-»A**"*A9* TO umbrella tables, years, who now wears tuxedoH on into the water. But Glassman, South patio seating ensembles. Choose toldlng chalra. , coffee eommercialB. Windsor, who represented Our "Aw heck, earthquakes don't scare the 14th District for six Paramount ‘Shear-King’ Rag- "I think the media in the United me. If it's a big enough quake, you years, voted for tiie con- Nylon Line Trimmer Prices States are the new political parties. don't have to worry." stroversial increase in the barbecue state sales tax, and the two tMtIon tiockonty. The old political parties are gone. — Sparky .Anderson, manager iwailnlnaliila oar— percent tax on oil com 25 a76 Rte32.97 NettSK What we have now are television and of the Detroit Tigers, referring to u Ho) iitiKiww*' and gas panies that was declared Big, fu t cutting 13’’ swath GR'j-LI print in replacement. I wouldn't say multi-state eurthtjuuke that shook garden and unconstitutional. powMred by r u g ^ Yi HP motor. 5.97to*199 it’s all bad. After all. those old par )4as automatic llns feed. Tiger Stadium in the middle of a "If we hadn’t done that beach umbrellas Our nag. M 8 to 279.99 ties are the same bunch of people July 27 hasehall flouhle-heudcr. Thoughts the tax burden would be e l e c t r o n i c m o ose from charcoal and gas O'lJ's that gave us Ulysses S. Grant and greater than ever,’’ 15.76 TO *99 Warren G. Harding and other n i never live it down at the How many times I find myself Glassman said. Black a Decker Deluxe' BUG winners of that sort." pigeon club. " trying to go my own way, struggling "Somewhere we had to Nylon Line Trimmer KILLERS — James David Harhcr, political — Arnold Howarih, who hud through some problem, saying I can find $161 million.” tion ol styles and colors, looi srirnlist. (ABC-TV) given up his homing pigeon “ Her do it myself, when all the time I had classman said of the 31a90 ^ 39.97 29.88to^97 p a t io accessories man" fur lost in a .50-mile rare. all the help I needed if I would only means considered, a meals o u r nag. 44.99 to 129.87 tax, and eight-percent Powerful 4.3 amp motor SKM«67'to9.97 "We're too broke to go anywhere, The bird reached the finish line in be OBEDIENT to the Lord’s will and ’ delivers 10,500 rpms to get PICNIC JUGS and CHESTS V r io u t «(M h»"()("(l O' ool*- so we might as well do something we W arminster, England, nine turn to Him. It was at such a time as sales tax, he risked the the big ones...laetl Hes possibility the oil com autometic line teed. *8241 1 88To27.40ourReeia9to399e o( innoym o i both can remember. " months late. that, that I received this poem from chomiMlr, « (• (>('•» » 0«'* panies might pass on the — Bill Polk, on win he went the Lord. It is called Ob^ience. tax to consumers. If the OBEDIENCE state loses an appeal, Congressional Quarterly I kneel Dear Lord, to You and pray Glassman said the gover SAVE ON AUTO ACCESSORIES! And lift my life to You today. nor can require all agen JSAVE ON SCHOOL SUPPLIES! cies to cut their budgets. BAG-A-BUG I’m Yours Dear Lord, to do Your In the budget realloca • 200 Sh^ ls Bond Paper JAPANESE BEETLE will tion he advocates, some 8Wxir,OorReg197...... l . l * Lobby disciosure act: Is it '^niore loophole than law?^ You tell me wait and then be still. social programs might be TRAP •300 Sheets Loose Last Filler Psptr I listen close, to hear Your word among the first to be cut. with DubI Lure Balt Syitam You tell me then, Your sword to One area which Glassman 5-Hota Punch, Our Reg. 1.79 l . l f BAIT ‘EM By BILL KELLER for lobbying (in current proposals, the disputed provisions, the bill '^According C ( to AT&T spokesman Pic paigns, one of the sore subjects in the gird. said could be examined Our WASHINGTON — As the nation's $5,(X)0 per calendar quarter) to list wouldn't tell the public enough to be Wagner, the reason the company current congressional debate. • BIc Ball Pane, 10-Pac, Our Reg. 1.76. Rag. S.97 To stand my ground in face of woe would be the Commission BAG 4.88 largest corporation, American their lobbyists and report something worth his effort. feels obliged to disclose nothing How much lobbying activity is y on Human Rights and Op And vanquish all my demon foe. •2S(FShsat s e u t ^ l Spiral Notatiook, •Exclusive dual-lure system at Telephone and Telegraph (AT&TI about what they do. But time and The House passed a similar bill about its lobbying activities is that hidden behind this exemption? One portunities. tracts up to 5 times as many CoHagaruM with taba n THROW ‘EMJ Hercules or Coronet Original Equipment keeps a close watch on Washington. lobbying is a "supplemental ac answer is to compare the federal You say, that You will lead the way beetles as single lure traps. again, the efforts have foundered. last year, but is waiting for the But Glassman is quick to OurRto.U7 ...... & Auto Seat Covers Tune-Up Kits With about a dozen governmental The most recent reform efforts hit Senate to move on its legislation. tivity" for all of these employees. records with those in states which do If only with You, I would stay. point out he supports other AWAY! •Beetles hit the trap, fall Into the affairs employees in the capital, a the shoals July 22, after a Senate require disclosure of grass-roots lob It’s never easy but always hard types of social programs. • Bonded Pencils, 10-Pae, Our Reg. 94V . disposable bag and dial 7.44 TO 9.66 3.44 TO 7.11 Obscured in the dispute is the face "Lobbying," AT&T’s attorneys say, Our R«g 10.N to lU S Our Rag 4.M lo I.S4 battery of law and consulting firms To walk along the heavenly yard. He has voted for budget in committee stripped away two con that most lawmakers and lobbyists means personal contacts with bying. •No poisonous sprays! Sate tor Beautllul, easily Installed Delco »Mopar •MolorcraK on retainer and a nationwide network troversial disclosure provisions. One agree the current law is riddled with members of Congress. In one such state, California, Mobil Be still, be still and wait for Me creases for day care, • Elmar’s Okie, 4 oz.. Our Reg S3<...... kids, pets, the environment. protection tor most cars. For most standard ignidons project concern and of subsidiaries. Ma Bell is well would have forced lobby groups to loopholes. "We have 10 or 12 people here in Oil Corp. reported last year that it You’re telling me then constantly. assimilation for im •Stalnlass Steal Pencil Sharpener equipped, as the company jingle puts report the names of major Here are what critics consider the D.C. whose principal purpose is con spent $140,952 to influence the state But off the path I often tread Monroe Shock Absorbers migrants. OurRso.S7<...... it. to "reach out and touch someone " tacting (congressional) committee And once more faced with all I Meets and exceeds organizations that bankroll their ef major holes in the 1946 law. and some Legislature. That is almost five Glassman sees the adop when corporation interests are at forts. The other would have required examples of their effects. staff personnel and executive and times the amount — $29,303 — Mobil dread. • 80-ShaatSlano Book, Our Reg. S6‘ ...... original equipment stake. tion of a bi-annual budget a specs Improves 6.63 EA. reporting of so-called "grass-roots" —Principal Purpose. The 1946 law regulatory agency staffs," Wagner reported under the less rigid federal The emptiness then seems so deep key in making the hard GENERAL ELECTRIC CIRCLITE handling safety Fits Our Reg 9.99 Yet AT&T does not have a single lobbying tactics, mass mailings and applies to any person whose "prin said. "But that’s at the staff level." law as the cost of its efforts to in • 70-Paga Thame TablaL Our Reg. 94' — ^ves Up To 50% Energy for most cars When Your Blessed word, I do not choices of the ’80s. “ We 7 ' lobbyist registered with Congress un advertisements aimed at putting in cipal purpose" is to influence —Indirect Lobbying. TTie 1946 law fluence the U.S. Congress. keep have to have stability in r ■' Lamps and Celling Fixtures! • Boxed Envelopet, SO tge- or 100 email der the 1946 Federal Regulation of direct pressure on Congress. legislative activity. This language was written to cover efforts to in budgeting," he said. "As —Contributors. The 1948 Supreme And so Dear Lord, I’m asking You OurRagS3‘ Rebsle sairinge on e single CIrcllte: . •Aluminized Do-It-Yourself Muffler Lobbying Act, the statute designed to A strange coalition of more than traditionally has been an escape fluence Congress "directly or in Please stay with me and see me soon as one budget is done, For most Amancen cars Includes hsrdws's *9C Court decision also freed most lob Csidor Rag. Price...... 19.99 ) & instructions Owr Reg. 1 I.N I O e f U let the public know who pays whom, 100 lobby groups — ranging from the hatch for those who consider lob directly," but the Supreme Court in a through. they begin on another. It • Looealeal Dhriders, Our Rag 37< byists from any requirement to dis how much, and what for in lobbying Sierra Club and the liberal bying secondary to other work — 1948 case viewed the statute more leaves little room for the 'IT Celdor Sals Price ...... 13.88 • HI-Pet1ormence Muffler, R««.; J.w 10.17 Congress. close the original source of their And You in turn say, "Daughter financial officers to Americans for Democratic Action to such as lawyering or public relations. narrowly. It defined lobbying as Mir. Mall-ln Rebate...... 2.00* salaries. dear examine the programs, to •‘Pocket Tune’ Dwell/Tach Meter What AT&T does not only is legal. the U.S. Chamber of Commerce — "direct contact with members of ERASERMATE Pen by Papermate Edward Zuckerman, the author of But I am always with you there. see if they are cost- YOUR Works on stsrxUtrd or electronic. 12-voit It is commonplace under the 34-year- worked hard against the two a reference book and newsletter on Congress" to influence legislation. FINAL COST... ignitions tor 4 6. 8 cylinder cers Compect This permits the creation of what It’s you who turns away from Me efficient. We need long- 1.17 11.88 As bright as a KXfiwatl bulb—yet with beii-ciip Our Reg. 17.N l& e O u old lobby disclosure statute that provisions. you ertM misttkea with otsa! O urHto.144 uses only 44 iwatts powerl And It’s lobbying, estimates that some 20,000 As AT&T’s lawyers discovered, the critics call "front groups,” whose with blinded eyes that do not see. range planning: we have to (BUY 2: GET A $S REBATE FROM Q.E.I) critics have called "more loophole built to last up to 10 times longer Sen. Charles McC. Mathias Jr., R- people in Washington earn at least decision appeared to exempt lob lobbyists’ real interest may be un calculate where we are ■$M d«ii lor doUlli than law." Just reach in prayer and there I am than ordinary bulbsl Md., mustered the votes to weaken part of their living lobbying bying directed at House and Senate known. For example, four lobbyists going. I don’t see that Since 1976 Congress, prexided by Before you then I’ll always stand the bill, saying too much disclosure Congress. But only 5,500 individuals staffers or the executive branch, are registered this year as represen now.” the reform group Common Cause, I’m never, never far away would stifle lobby groups in red tape are registered with Congress — a though lobbyists know these are the ting the Calorie Control Council, but Glassman said he has been trying to replace the law If all My words, you would obey.” YEAR ROUND and have "a chilling effect" on free number than includes multiple filings most common avenues of influence. their report does not disclose that the worked for two years on a PHQTECr/ONl with a tougher one that would require proposal for a bi-annual speech. Afterwards, Senate sponsor by individuals who lobby for several The decision also allows lobbyists council is bankrolled by the soft drink Joan Laius groups that pay substantial amounts Lawton Chiles. D-Fla., said without clients. to keep secret their grass-roots cam industry. Church Women United budget. But during ifennite J-16 deliberation "it was Driveway reduced to little more than Sealer s-oai. a study." Washington Merry~Go~Round Glassman, supported by No. 1 1n Water Rtpellcncyf nine of eleven Manchester 9.22 CABOT’S delegates at the Our Reg. 11.49 Transparent Stains nominating convention DuPont LUCITE Cabot's KONICA FS-1 35mm where David Della-Bitta, All-weather protection against hot 0 0 Gallon SLR Camera with Carter’s attempts in Iran may play into l^viet hands sun, rein and winter enow & Ice. 9• 0 0 Our Reg. 14.99 Glastonbury, received the House Paint 3lCui Hexanon 111.8 Lens party nod, maintains Otters deep, beautiful By JACK ANDERSON As examples, the CIA has been But privately, they suspect he wants except in a very narrow and takes over. Qillon LUCITE . . protection lor all your H u Buto load, auto sian categories of crimes will take shape, •Aaptiell Dfiveway Patch, QN. 5 .19 auto Advance, auto axpo- strong ties to the party Our line wotxf products. *268 WASHINGTON — In a scathing, broadcasting from Egypt appeals to to bring down Ayatollah Khomeini’s NO.;1in surt & opllonai auto technically questionable sense, any But this won’t mean/the end of big- •Aephall C tm M; Sealer. Q L ...... 3.99 Rag. 13.77 and a new class of electronic felons here. 10.76 tiu h t H u Duilt-in motor Our Rag. secret memo. State Department Iranians to "take up arms" and has regime before the November elec VTATER 349.97 law or statute of the United States,” money theft. Quite the contrary: will bilk the public of billions.” Among his ac •Squeegee 12” ...... 3.39 Featurea built-in primerl Dries In wuse (%■>!> HEPELLEHCY! drive strategists have warned that Presi supported Iranian exile groups, with ^ ••‘H mer ORlESiNANMOUR tion and take credit with the voters that prosecution of the group would Mobsters and whitecollar crooks a- complishments that HARDWARE DEPT. one hour, water clean up. CABOT’S •Ceu lor FS-1, ou> r«s n t 19.70 dent Carter's “ chaotic " attempts to no control over what these groups do. for the achievement, an inside source "almost inevitably result in dis like will find opportunities in com Under the dome: Rep. Robert affected Manchester are Semi-Solid Stains •Flesh for FS-1, Our r^s r« m $88 undermine the revolutionary regime The CIA has also made on-again, off- told me. m issal” and that a government puterized finance beyond anything Edgar, D-Pa., a Methodist minister, securing $5.5 million in fun 4 4 7 0 Gallon Cabot's in Iran could play into Soviet hands. again contacts with former military ding for expansion of siS?SolUl What the experts fear is that the appeal would likely "produce un they could have dreamed of with old- has been given a moral rating of only 1 1 . / D Rag. 19.89 The Soviets appear to be trying to officers in Iran. This has succeeded Soviet Union, not the United States, Howell Cheney Technical Stiini desirable precedent, which might fashioned methods. 8 percent by an outfit called Chris DuPont LUCITE ^ ll-base penetrating stain destabilize and dismember Iran, the only in having some of the unfor would pick up the pieces. 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ETC sy, covert effort to divide the addressed to the president's national sion to Iran, in violation of the ■ manuscript by August Bequai, a brandishing a pistoi and shouting “ S- Democratic liberal is that in this 1/2 PRICE WITH AD | minorities and disrupt the Iranian security adviser. Zbigniew president’s trffUel ban, can be Washington, D.C., lawyer. While tand and deliver," are long gone. period of unemployment this legisla 423-3212 9-9 Daily government. But unlike the Soviets, Brzezinski. prosecuted. noting that old-fashioned armed mon*7 Likewise, the era of Tommy gun- tion has provided a lot of meaningful or your the memo charges, the clandestine The State Department experts The confidential conclusion is that robbery, forgery ahd counterfeiting 190 VERNON re9u'f» prlntl toting bank robbers will soon be eniployment to a great number of our MANCHESTER p e rtacf color U.S. operations lack central control were too discreet to discuss the the Clark group "did not violate. Ijockton Sl.| Tri-CIty Shopping Center swept into the dustbin of history as will disappear along with currency, friends, former colleagues, told 1145 Tolland Turnpike on •’’7 and policy objectives. president's motives in the memo. W m ic. b ack the fast-approaching cashless society coins and checks, he adds: "New fraterrtity buddies.” FVKNING ll^A U J, Fn,_Au^ 8^1980 - Yankee Traveler American Designers forecast for fail Big crafts fairs set this weekend in region Brand at 5 p.ri) . and the Air Force lor adults and free lor children The ( I ■ workshops for children. Sunday. Aug. 10, there will be an n>lNA.\CY MALOOK August Fair will be held at the exhibition of works by more than 250 Band of New England’s Woodwind Berkshire Garden Center is located Cumberland Fairgrounds on Fair hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Quintet at 7 p.rn. All festival events at the junction of Routes 102 and 183 .ALAVAuIo anil Travel Club artists o f the New Hampshire Art Blanchard Road in Cumberland. each day: admission is $3 for adults. are open to the public free of charge in Stockbridge. CALL i413) 298-5530 WELLESLEY, Mass. (UPl) - $1.50 for ages 12-15, and free for those Association, whose works range From points south, the ALA Auto and from water color, photography and To reach Prescott Park, the ALA for more information Two of Wew England’s biggest Travel Club recommends Exit 10 off under 12. To reach Mt. Sunapee State silkscreen, to oil painting, drawing advises taking Exit 7 olf Interstate 95 ^The Mystic Outdoor Art Festival summer craft fairs take place this Interstate 95 for Route 26-100 to Winn Park, the ALA recommends taking for Portsmouth, then follow the weekend — the llth annual United the Mt. Sunapee Ski Area exit off and sculpture: will feature more than 400 exhibitors Road to Blanchard Road. From This display will be on view from Strawbery Banke signs to Marcy Maine Craftsmen August Fair and points north, the ALA recommends Interstate 89, north of Concord. For from across the country, displays of 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and from Street. Call (603) 431-8748 for more fine art works that will be on view the 47th annual League of New Exit 11 off Interstate 95 for U.S. 202 more information, call (603) 224-3375. information Hampshire Craftsmen’s Fair. noon to 5 p.m. Sunday in the red, from 10 a.m until dusk Saturday. to Route 26-100 to Skillin Road to white and blue festival tent on The United Maine Craftsmen Fair Blanchard Road. At Prescott Park Aug 9, and noon to dusk on Sunday. will feature more than 300 eraftspeo- Portsmouth’s Marcy Street. Some of Annual garden shotc Aug. 10. Adm)ssion is free ALA " 4 ' Also in New Hampship^^ this the participating artists will also ple. both displaying and In ISew H am pshire Highlighting this weekend in recommends Exit 90 off Interstate 95 demonstrating their work during the weekend, it’s the final week of the demonstrate their talents during the southern New England are the llth for Route 27 into Mvstic. Meantime, the League of New 1980 Prescott Parks Arts Festival, exhibit as well. three-day fair, which runs from annual Flower and'Garden Show at —The South County Hot Air Balloon Friday. Aug. 8 through Sunday. Aug. Hampshire Craftsmen’s Fair com which runs until Sun,, Aug. 10, at the Saturday at 5 p.m. it's time for the Berkshire Garden’ Center in Prescott Park outdoor amphitheater "ESP" to take the festival stage, Festival is scheduled for Saturday 10. tinues through Sunday, Aug. 10, ^ Stockbridge. .Mass; the annual in Portsmouth. with a program of jazz standards and .Sunday, Aug. 9-10. on the fields ; Hours for the fair, which also in Mt, Sunapee State Park in Newbury, Mystic Outdoor Art Festival along surrounding the University of Rhode Highlights of this weekend’s ac spanning the 1940s through the 70s - cludes an old-fashioned country N.H. Main Street in Mystic, Conn., and the Island campus in Kingston Program In addition to a juried exhibit and tivities include: performances of "A including works by Mingus. Ornette, store, snack bar and restaurant, are South County Hot Air Balloon highpoints include balloon launch)ngs demonstrations of a wide variety of Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Coleman and Parker. They will be 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Satur Festival in Kingston. R.I. at 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m, on Saturday, handcrafts ranging from pottery and the Forum,” at 8:30 p.m. Friday;* followed by "The Kitchen Sink Mime day, and 10 a m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. -The Berkshire Garden Show will and 6 a m to 7:30 a m. and 5 p m to Admission is $1 for adults. 50 cents weaving to jewelry and stained glass, Aug. 8 and again on Sunday, Aug. 10, Company" at 7 p.m. by the re’sident professional troupe. The last day of the Prescott Park run from 2 p m to 6 p.m. Saturday, 6:30 p.m. on Sunday For more infor for senior citizens and free for the fair also Includes performances mation, call 401) 277-2601 The cam of Medieval, renaissance, folk and Theatre by the Sea. Arts Festival features the "Caravan Aug. 9, and from 10 a m. to 5 p.m 1 children under 12. Sunday, Aug. 10. Admission is $1.50 pus is accessible via Route 138 The United Maine Craftsmen jazz music along with special theatre Then, all day Saturday, Aug. 9 and Potpourri Wagon ’ at 3 p.m.: Oscar Weekend Summer farm markets An innovative jumpsuit in a long shocking a colorful adventure j CopperC opper paillettes paillettes create create a awonderful wonderful long long tor- tor- pink sheer sweater knit peeks from under a long Swirling crystals on black net delineate a T his/ch purple silk satin column is a study of so line with a ...... black silk taffeta..... graduated ■ ‘ tulip ruffled, frosted pale grey plaid taffeta wrap molded jacket over a halter chiffon jersey When Connecticut farmers truck their Fridays, 10 a m to 3 p m asymmetrical perfection by Bill Blass Ltd. hemline. By Adele Simpson for Fall 1980. skirt. From the Helene Sidel Fall Collection, sheath. From Pauline Trigere’s Fall Collection. fresh-picked vegetables and fruits into Others are at Barry Square. Thursdays, town to sell direct to customers, the result 3 to 6 p m.. Blue Hills and Albany aves . is a lively, colorful adventure in Saturdays. 10 to 2: Park and Babcock marketing. And the adventure is under streets, Saturdays, 10 to 2: Farmington way this summer at a number of locations Avenue near Sigourney Street. Women who have made it to the top. Wednesdays. 10 to 2 around the state. These days it's not hard to find be composed, and is eager to make sion jobs in several cities. Now back A popular site is the Connecticut New Haven has two farmer's markets women who excel in their careers. operatic films ... done her way." in her native New York, she at Regional Market at 101 Reserve Road in At the Long Wharf Food Terminal you can Yet, there is a small select group of Shirley llufatedler; Shirley tributes her on-the-air Hartford. The market is open year round buy fresh fruit, produce, flowers and eggs outstanding achievers, reports Hufstedler's impeccable legal professionalism and TV journalistic Monday through Saturday from 5 to 9 a m as well as hardware, notions, and antiques Harper's Bazaar in the August issue, credentials and 12 year's experience success to "a combination of com Market Manager Thomas B Moriarty every Saturday and Sunday from sunrise who seem to have cornered the on the bench of the Ninth Circuit of mon sense and the right training" — says farmers are early birds so con until 3 p m. market in accolades. One of the the U.S. Court of Appeals, make her training received in a neighborhood sumers should get there early to browse The other, at 490 Boulevard, features choices of the magazine's panel of a prime speculative candidate to be where "you had to look over your and compare prices. produce, dairy products and fish on Satur editors has already won a prize that the first woman justice on the shoulder," and where "when people He notes that dickering over prices is day, and a flea market on Sunday The makes us all feel we re part of the Supreme Court. Meantime, she has talk, you have to listen because your Choreographer Alyce Carella rehearsed the Hartford production of ‘‘On the Town.” The show will be presented allowed and is often fruitful There’s no market opens at dawn winner s circle Seven in all. here are guarantee you’ll pay less for produce at her hands full as secretary of the survival may depend on it." Stage Company Youth Theater dance chorus for the Aug. 14 to 17 at 7 p.m. with a Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. Ten towns in northeastern Connecticut Bazaar's 1980 top achievers: newly formed Department of Educa Twyla Tharp: Twyla Tharp's the market, Mo^-iarty says But you are and the Cooperative' Extensive Service Carol Briiumy; As president of tion where she'll put her efficiency, choreography, whether set to the guaranteed "some ol the freshest fruits have organized a farmer’s market in the New York City Council, Carol effectivness and compassion to go<^ music of Cole Porter, Jelly Roll Mor and vegetables for canning or to be served Killingly The market is open every Satur Bellamy keeps her eye on the spen use. She has succeeded where few ton. the Beach Boys, or Scott Joplin, right awav ' day, 9 to 12. at the Killingly Memorial ding policies and budgets of the city, women so far have because, as she Teens produce ^Qn the Town There are more than 70 stalls lor ven .School. has been original, exuberant, and f f i V ' and she finds facing the "double dors and activity is intense this time of notes, "I was never afraid of ideas totally American Heading up (and CAKOLMLIAIIV *««UVH0F8 challenge of saving money and ad SARAH CALOWEU HARTFORD — This summer 75 Hartford feeling for movement or music, or curiosity dance for over 20 years and has performed year Whether you're a serious shopper or One more — the open air pavilion at and independent action." dancing with) her won 16-member locally in numerous musicals for the vancing the social system " in the teen-agers will be learning about theater as about what’s involved In staging a play. not. a trip to the market can be a real Jackson and Main streets in Wiiliinantic is Jane Bryant Quinn: Her columns company, she is intensely disciplined Producing Guild. Triangle Playhouse and the the site for the farmer’s market spon 1980« 'im m ensely exciting " appear in Newsweek. Woman's Day. and dedicated enough to survive they act, sing, dance, play music, build sets, "Theater is about doing the impossible," adventure. Along with farm-fresh Stevenson says. "Our students learn that the Mark Twain Masquers. She is director of her sored by the Windham Area Community Dedicated and ambitious, she's had and are syndicated by the several years without much en make costumes, collect props and set lights produce, you are likely to encounter 'magic' of theater is created by knowing own school of dance and theater and last year .Action Program The market is open to make personal sacrifices in pur Washington Post, and Jane Bryant couragement or financial help. She for the Summer Youth Theater production of farmers and shoppers haggling over suing her public career, but she says exactly what you’re doing every step of the formed the Alyce Carella Jazz Dance Com Saturdays from 8 30 to 1 Quinn's output is prodigious. She has since been amply rewarded with "On the Town,” prices in Italian or Polish, or see Hindu "nobody forced me to — no one is way. This is a process which involves learning pany. For ideas on other things to see and do startejl to write about money grants and prizes, but she is proudest Director Clay Stevenson says he chose this women dressed in colorful saris twisting my .rm What I am is th.e how to direct all that beautiful energy they Musical director John C. Johnson teaches at in Connecticut this summer call toll-free because she like to do it and had a of her "ability to simply keep going Leonard Bernstein musical about three sailors Farmer’s markets have become es choice I have made " the Hartt College of Music and the University 1-800-842-7492, or write to Vacations. knack for it, but she claims she's not — to produce works I am pleased on a 24-hour pass in New York City for the have." pecially popular in Hartford where live Sarah Caldwell-. She began her first time because "the students can relate to "We start off with 75 kids who fMl they’ve of Massachusetts. As ensemble coordinator are scheduled to rqn until fall The largest Department of Economic Developmen'i, an economist — it's all logic and with at that time and then begin on 210 Washington St . Hartlord 06106 remara..i,.j career as a math and common sense. She is primarily in others which I hope will be a little 'S the feeling of 'first time’ experienced by the got some talent, or some natural abilities and for the Artist’s Collective, he composed the is at the Old State House Tuesdays and music ' prodigy — now she's the terested in "teaching people that richer and more mature than what characters in this play. They're at a stage in they’re a little bit arrogant and restless. We original m)isic for "The First Breeze of premie, woman conductor In managing incomes and understan went before.” their own lives when they’re experiencing a teach them about technique, develop their Rummer " which was presented to the Old America. Sarah Caldwell always human faculties, and we rehearse very, very ' Place. ding monetary forces in our society Crnuiiif Kink: The first of her sex lot of firsts: first job, first love, first sense of believed she'd have a concert violin hard. By the time the production is ready for Als on the staff this year are Jay Ferger, set are not beyond their grasp." to win the Kentucky Derby since independence, so these are roles they can It’s country fair time Ldfeer until she discovered opera, public performance, their arrogance has ir; Anthony A. Kalinowski. vocal Sue SimmuiiH: Anchoring the 1915. the great filly. Genuine Risk, is identify with." r which for her combines "a remarkable and Edwin De Groat, instrumental news broadcasts on Channel 4, NBC's a name that reminds us of what often ■nt*w sue *a«ioR8 The Youth Theater, now in ijs third year, is become self-assurance and we’ve all learned variety of the things 1 love best: rTfCA Lighting designer is Randy Engels and flagship station in New York City is is required of the best — a a comprehensive theater training program how to become more than we are," music, theater and singing. " Based aENUINERISK The professional staff is led by director e designer is Judith Grant Byrnes. throughout the state Sue Simmons, who spent ten years as willingness to take a chance when the sponsored by the Hartford Stage Company in in Boston, she has received much Youth Theater is made possible by a a secretary and then decided to get odds are not in your favor. Take her cooperation with the Artists’ Collective, the Stevenson, who also staged the Youth Theater clude the Lebanon Country-Fair. Aug 8 to critical acclaim for her work and productions of "West Side Story" and "Two grantf from United Technologies Corp. Ad Any weekend Irem new through imd- into broadcasting which led to televi example: triumph at 13-to-l! ' Hartford-based minority cultural organiza 10. the Litchfield County 4-H Fair. Aug 9 believes new and great works will Gentlemen of Verona” as well as a winter ditional funding comes from the Expansion October, you can l)ave a day ui the o'un- tion. Seventy-five teen-agers from the inner and 10; the Guillord Grange Fair. Aug 16 city are chosen at auditions of over 300 production of "The Me Nobody Knows” at the Arts Program of the National Endowment for try, taking advantage ol Connecttcul s Old Place. Stevenson has directed and the Arts and the Employment and Training cornucopia of country la)rs and the Southington Fair Aug 23 and 24 applicants to participate in the six-week The Bridgewater Country Fair. Aug 15 Immigrants hide in attics program which concludes with the production choreographed for the theater in Europe and Administration of the U.S. Department of Embellished with dehghts from cotton to 17. open Friday night with a parade of a Broadway musical. Participants are not in the United States. He is director of drama Labor. candy to blueberry pie. enterta)nment And the chips will lly Saturday alternoon at the Artists’ Collective and he teaches "On the Town ” will be presented at the Hun from banjo bands to sky divers, contests required to have any previous training or during the State Lumberjack Contest skills, and many are chosen solely on the basis theater at the University of Hartford. tington Theater. Hartford Stage Company. from ox draws to Irog jumps, lairs seive Choreographer Alyce Carella has taught to remind city slickers that the larmer is Contests are popular at Ci'iinecticut Illegal sweatshops stock Paris fashions of potential — a natural dramatic sensoKa Aug. 14 to 17. lairs Pei'ple with a competitive spirit can the man who leeds ’em all The 129th edition ol the Brooklyn Fair ~ take part in anything Irom horseshoe PARIS (NEA) — For Parisians. Le clandestine workshops. They were they are up against an organization Confection choose illegal methods of not want Paris to become a second sweatshops for a time. They fear that the oldest agricultural lair in the country pitching to doodle hug contests Sentier is the equivalent of New staffed mainly by Turkish and with countless resources to circum doing business. The government isn’t Hong Kong” such a step, however, would evoke dll be held lAug. 22 to 24 on the For a lamily i>n a budget land which York's garment district. Yugoslav men and women brought vent the laws. There are look-out Folk festival set in Hartford so much concerned with the laborers ■ Police officals say that a general memories — and fears — among Br/feklvn Fairgrounds. lamily isn't i Connecticut lairs oiler one ol Situated in one of the oldest parts into France from Istanbul. Belgrade men to give the signal when a as it is with its image. Lionel Stolen), surprise cleanup of the district by many Parisians of the methods used from southeastern Connecticut and Rhode cluded. There will be several singing The fair will Ipdture the kind ol lamily the lew remaining bargains in summer and other points through an un HARTFORD - Traditional folk songs, fid of the city, it occupies a multitude of suspected official comes into sight. minister in charge of manual labor surrounding it with some 3,000 police during the Occupation of World War Island. workshops during the day including funny and [ions that'have dqlighted visitors entertainment .Adult admission at most derground network. dle tunes and country dancing come to Hart old houses and lofts. Devoid of even In the twinkling of the eye the shop, and immigrants, said on TV, "I do could effectively dismantle the II. Sunday's concert will be preceded by an in topical songs, work songs, tall tales in song, _i;ntlts. pony and ox lairs range Irom $1 .50 to $2 50. and They had been in France illegally ford’s Elizabeth Park Saturday and Sunday rudimentary sanitation, the leprous its occupants, sewing machines and terfaith church service at 11 a.m. Sandy and hymns and gospel, sea songs, and western pullsTTlW^ntertainment. great lood and (hildren under 12 arc generally admitted for six or seven years. They work, when the Greater Hartford Folk Music Socie walls, crumbling cellars and every trace of work disappears. Caroline Paton will lead off the concert at songs. There’s even a workshop on yodeling. plenty ol surprises And there'll be tree eat and sleep in the workroom. They ty, in cooperation with the Hartford Depart weedgrown cobblestone courtyards More than 360 such shops were of noon, followed^y Ten Years Late, a New A children's concert with Ten Years Late is tireworks Friday and Saturday nights have no papers. Some of them ment of Parks and Recreation, present the For a schedule ol Connecliciil lairs and are a blot on the cityscape. ficially dismantled in 1979. Designs Haven jug band; contemporary scheduled for noon on Saturday. Connecticut s oldest fair comes during originally entered the country on a seventh annual Connecticut Family Folk a tree vacation kit. write to the Connec It is here that mass-produced, Another plague is the leasor of singer/songwriter Ken Hicks; Lisa Neustadt Local acoustic performers who wish to par the state’s busiest month lor lairs. Run tourist visa, good for three months Festival. ticut Department ol Economic Develop- ready-to-wear garments are sewing machines who gravitates performing gospel music and traditional folk ticipate in the festival will have an opportuni ning through the lladdam ,\eck Fair Aug and usually not renewable When The festival schedule includes two concerts iiient, 210 Washington St . Hartlord. 06106 manufactured for domestic sale and around illicit workers. The-owners songs; the ever-popular sea chantey singers ty on Saturday afternoon. From noon to 4 31 and Sept 1, August is jam-packed they venture out, rarely and only at — one Saturday evening, the other Sunday Ur call toll-lree ■80(1-842-7492 export The French public recently don't hesitate to report an illegal For small-sized women The Morgans; western singer and yodeler Bill p.m., an open mike will be available to anyone Some ol the major lairs in .August in 1 night, they carry cameras to pass as afternoon — plus 19 different workshops learned that there also exists a shop in order to recover ^ssession of Staines; and the high-stepping Fun-Time who wants to perform. tourists or tuck a bundle of French body or thin, but in most cases, she during the day on Saturday, an interfaith veritable crush of slave labor their machines. These machines are NEW YORK (NEA) - Envy the (whose personal dimensions are ob Cloggers. All workshops and concerts at the Connec papers — of which they are incapable tends to be shortwaisted. church service Sunday morning, and a con- working under conditions such as leased and re-leased several times to small-size woman. And pity her. En viously irrelevant). That consists of Workshops on a variety of topics relating to ticut Family Folk Festival are free and open of reading one word — under their No matter what her shape, though, tradance following the Sunday afternoon con Craft shows scheduled Charles Dickens might have other illegal workers, always at a vy, because she can brag about a slim skirt; wrap top with cap folk music and dance will be conducted Satur to the public. The festival goes on rain or described arm. good profit. she and her colleagues are small and cert. Nov 23 and features seven potters The wearing a size 2, 4, 6 or 8.; pity, sleeves and striped blouse, in gray or The Saturday evening concert begins at 6:30 day morning and afternoon from 10 a.m. to 5 shine. MOODUS - The work ol 18 of Connec A diligent free-lance newspaper How many such workers are A typical workroom, in the attic of because she can’t find a whole lot of in need of special dressing. "Sleeves participants are Mary Barringer. Avon. fuchsia, for $200. with a performance by Laduvane, a Boston p.m. by many of the festival performers. Following Sunday afternoon's concert, there ticut's most talented craltspeople will be man uncovered the sordid story, there’ The authorities admit it is dif a five-story building, revealed a have to be shorter," he'says, "the Lois Eldridge. South Glastonbury. ,lohn them around to choose from. But Piaffe isn’t all business and no based ensemble of seven women who perform Three separate dance workshops, including will b? a contradance at First-St, Paul's on display during the Connecticut which was highlighted on French ficult to say. but It's estimated they Turkish family — father, mother and waist hits differently, the hemline is and Kate Hull. Manchester, Barbara That's why, when Ellis Oppenheim nonsense. The catalog browser will the music of Eastern Europe. Also featured Balkan dancing, morris dancing and clogging, Methodist Church, 571 Farmington Ave, Craftworker Show, to open Saturday at television. Lunching one'day in a probably number between 20,000 and two sons — working on sewing different. The over-all scale of Scioscia. Westport: Betty lanzer. We.sl did some print advertising a while also find a pretty, spirited "confetti” are contemporary singer/songwriter Bob are scheduled. Instrumental workshops (corner of South Whitney Street), Hartford. the Down on the Farm craft center in bistro in the garment district, .Michel 40,000 spread over Paris and two out machines hired to $35 a month. The details is smaller." Hartford; and Bruce Van Valen. Bethel back for Piaffe, his sizes 2-to-8-only print on white rayon crepe circle- Zentz, hammered dulcimer virtuoso Cathy demonstrating techniques on guitar, banjo, Admission to the countradance is $2.50. Moodus. The juried show, comprising Honorin was approached by a man lying suburbs, as well as in Lyons and family must pay for the electricity And since the customer is a prac The show will be held in the cenler’s shop on Madison Avenue, he was skirted dress with petal sleeves by Barton, balladeer Ed Trickett, and the Appalachiafi dulcimer, autoharp, hammered For more information on the Connecticut three difterent segments, will Include who said he had just come out of Grenoble. and thread. After paying these costs tical career woman, those details are 2.300-square-foot gallery, which is housed flo<^ed with requests from all over Annemarie Gardin ($150) to fool Westerly Morris Men, a morris dancing team dulcimer, and pocket instruments are also in Family Folk Festival, call 563-3263. about six representative pieces ol each prison where he had served six What does this labor amount to in and the boss, they're likely to end up the country for his catalog. more pleasing to her if they appear around in. But she won’t find a great in a fiillv renovated, three-story chicken months on a charge of producing the ready-to-wear employment on rather classic, tailored clothes exhibitor's work. with $15 per day for four pieces each. ’’But we didn’t have a catalog. We deal else. The first segment, running to Sept 7, coop The coop also contains several false papers for immigrant workers. market? Some experts estimate it They must watch everything: the didn’t have a mail order business," that let her spend more time wearing The catalog is small — 10 items — craltpersons studios and workslu'ps accounts for 30 to 40 percent of will feature six potters: Ptu'cbe Cook. This led to the story of the French noise of machines, electricity usage he says. Still, it seemed like a good than washing. but that’s only because the costs Sierra Club sponsors hikes Quaker Hilt; David Frank. Guillord; The center's gallery, the largest private Confection ("confection " is French France's annual $2,5 billion dollar and. most important, see that no idea, so he started one. That was two So that’s what Piaffe asks for, behind it, says Oppenheim, are large. and swimming. The event is free and the Elizabeth MacDonald. Bridgeveater; L gallery in the Northeast, presently sells for ready-to-wear). ready-to-vyear clothing trade. scraps of fabric reach the garbage years ago and both it and the shop often exclusively, from designers, “We sent out 4,()00 spring catalogs HARTFORD — On Saturday evening, the The event is free and the public is invited. For the work ol more than 3(H) professional The figures are eloquent. A dress public is welcome, but reservations are a Cassen Nadel. Chester; George Williar The French Confection story cans — irrefutable proof of their il (and its counterpart in Philadelphia) who are often small sizes (the fall catalog will be available in Sierra Club will sponsor a njojh hunt to be led more information, call 677-3526. and Karen Pinto. craftspeople from all i*ver the ci'untry revealed how In countless for the summer trade, available in' themselves. There’s Carol Atkin, for by Dr. Dale Schweitzer of the Peabody Also on Sunday, the Sierra Club will sponsor must. For reservations and more details, call The operators ol the three-year-old cralt legal activities. Most sweatshops which cater to fashion-conscious, August) and it cost us $4,000. And. ‘ New Haven. sweatshops, often barely measuring retail shops priced $150 was bought instance, who stands 5-feet-l and a two-hour walk in Westwoods led by closed by the police were given away career-oriented women from 25 to 45, since it's our intention not to disap Museum. The trip, which will also observe 874-5354, The second segment, featuring work in center are the Simon lamily. Max and 6 by 8 feet, badly lit and without ven for $55 from the wholesaler, of which by such indicators or by neighbors wears a size 2 or 4 dress. In Piaffe’s owls and other nocturnal creatures, will meet members of the Guilford Land Trust. The trip Joyce and sons Andrew and Ken, all are doing well. point a customer, we try to have On Sunday. Aug. 24, the Sierra Club will glass and fiber, opens Sept. 16 and rui tilation, as many as six wefrkers are $9 goes to the boss of the sweatshop. complaining of the noise of sewing Considering how these women spring-summer catalog,, she’s a d e q ^ e stock in hand so we can fill at 7:30 p.m. at The Amity Shopping Center on will leave Woolsey Hall on Prospect Street, loiipime Moodus residents expected to-produce four “blousons," Two dollars reaches the employee providing a natural color, machine New Haven, at 9:M a.m. The walk is free and sponsor a three-hour bike hike through the through Oct. 19 Exhibitors are st; machines running night and day. "stand," that’s no mean trick. For e v e r ^ ^ d tT . the Woodbridge/New Haven line. The event is glassworkers Clinton Hughes. Hartford, or dresses, a day at much less than who works 12 or more hours to When a sweatshop is uncovered by washable linen suit that’s simple free and the public is invited. For further the public is invited. For more details, call Beethoven (Ihorus one thing, he says, "We’re dealing “And, too," he adds, "we’re still historical section of South Windsor. The hike and Laura Mitler. Orange; ^ slb low ers MV\(M1.''TI R — The Beelhoven minimum wage. produce the four pieces daily. the police, the workers are usually with a lot of different body types. The enough: no more than a short-sleeved testing to see who’s out there.” So if jletails, call 393-0030. 874-5354. It's hard labor, and the worker’s On Sunday, Aug. 24, the Slbrra Club will will begin at 11 a.m. and the public is invited, David Boutin, Portland .-an®
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16 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Aug. 8, 1880 Http W in M 13 13 Nafp Wantad 13 Http Hfantad CLASS II DRIVERS Business & Service i ADVERTISING PLEASE READ SHEET METAL WORKER ■ LICENSE - Willing to carry Keep Smiling FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - sheet rock and help clean up Part time second shift. Apply We need a Shop Foreman, a Be Happy DEADLINE YOUR AD person with a good working job sites Apply at Acoustl- Seven-11 on Center Street, Tech Systems. 113 Summit 12:00 noon Iho day Harold la .raaponalblo between 7 and 3, ‘ Knowledge of layout work, M s i V i r . familiar with the heating and Street. Manchester. for only ono Incorroci boforo publication. SECRETARY for local one air conditioning Industry. R E A L T O R ^ ^ Inaartlon and than only man Law Office. Call 646-2425, Able to take charge and FULL & PART TIME (or Golf Probate Notice Daadlino for Saturday lo tha aiza of tha organize deliveries and field Course Maintenance. Apply weekdays 9 to 5. at; Tallwood Country Club, O rrouP 1 A 1 elect 4t$oci>ition of n E A l ron S $er ^m g the greater Court of Probate, nislrict of original Inaartlon. crews. Gc«d starting wages, MAncheiier 4re<* with more iidvertiiing eipertlie Manchester and Monday la 12:00 Route 85. Hebron. 646-1151. Errora which do not NURSES AIDES - Weekends company paid fringe benefits. impact ,«nd eflicienry for both buyers And tellen. NOTICE OF* HEARING Noon Friday. Call 8 7 2 ^ . ______Ihirsuanl to an order of Hon. William laaaan tha valuo of tha only.6 months of Nursing MAINTENANCE - We have E FitiGerald. Judge, dated July 25. Home experienced requlretf. nw A N C nE ST E R . exceptional fifteen room 1980 a hearing will be held on an advartlaamont will not an opening our maintenance CIaatIflad adt aro Call or apply: East Hartford MATURE WOMAN to live In Colonial home situated all by itself overlooking application praying for the approval of Convalescent Home, 745 Main with elderly couple. Com Department. Industrial Sttvicn Ottand 31 Servlets Ottered an adoption agreement, dated June 26. lakan ovar tba phono bo corractad by an ad the towns of Manchester. Bolton and Glaston 31 Services Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 Street, East Hartford; 528- panionship plus light duties. experience helpful, but will I960, (or the adoption of Sharon A. aa a convonlanca. Tha ditional Inaartlon. consider anyone willing to Wood, an adult person, by Joan S. Flexible hours with con bury. It includes five bedrooms and three C&M TREE SERVICE ■ h'rec LEE PAINTING Interior & 2167. work. Must supply own tools, HON PIN.NEY - 15 Years WES HOBBI.NS Carpentry Wood as in said application on file siderable time off. 8434)743. bathrooms, a kitchen and a summer kitchen. estimates, discount senior exterior. "Check .My Rate Experience. Specializing in more fully appears, at the Court of and be willing to take call-in Formal dining room, huge family room and nine remodeling specialist Ad Probate on August 26.1980 at 2 00 P.M. I WANTED.- Competent citizens. Company Before You Decorate ' W'all-To-Wall Carpel URGENT - Wanted for month time. 289-7496. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Madeline B Ziebarth. secretary for Manchester real working fireplaces. The wiring, plumbing, Manchester-owned- and Dependable. Fuliv insured Installations & Repairs built-ins. bathrooms, Clerk of August. Nurse's aide to She K e m lb estate office. Typing, heating, insulation roof and foundation are circa operated. Call 646-1327. 646-1653.______Carpet Cleaning .Special' 10c kitchens. 649-3446 013-06 CLASSIFIED AOVERTISI bookkeeping and general of help quadraplegic three times DENTAL ASSISTANT - Willing to train right person in 1973 while the rest of the house was built as early PAINTING ■ INTERIOR AND Square Foot, 1st Two Weeks fice abilities. Must be able to a week. 6 ^ 8490. as 1793! Three car garage, 6 'i acres. 649-2813. EXTERIOR; Paperhanging of August 649-6265 take charge. Part time, flexi an exciting career. Must have FARHAND REMODELING - energy and initative. 4 day Experienced, references Ser Legal Notice □ EMPLOYMENT ble hours available. Please KITCHEN HELP B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom WATERPROOFING Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters. TRAINEES. Grill, salad. Full week, in one of the nation's WOlVERTON AGENCY 649-28131 v in g W i 11 i m a n t i c , Room Additions. Decks. All send resume to Box Z, Work. Free Estimates, Will Manchester. Bolton. Coven lialchwavs, foundation Town Of Manchester Manchester Herald, time. Call 644-9637. Ask for outstanding dental offices. types of Remodeling and pick up and deliver Please try. Columbia. Tolland areas. cracks 'Tile lines, sump- Help Wtnttd 13 Manchester, Ct 06040. Gino. Coventry, 742-6665. or 742- MANCHESTER. Immaculate aluminum Repairs Free estimates Ful The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on July 28th, 1980 7805. call 64^2161 after 4 00 p m W J Grillo 423-6582______pumps. stone walls, steps, sided six room Cape. New roof, siding, patios, walks Chimnev ly insured Phone 643-6017 made the following decisions: NURSES AIDES wanted for CAREER (Lumber Yard) — CLERK-TYPIST. Part Ume storms and screens, kitchen and bath, wall B & M TREE SERVICE. Call GENERAL PAINTING • repairs 871-8399. 643-4953 Appl. No. 731 - Courthouse-One Manchester - 3C Tolland Turn full time on all shifts. Apply Salary DOE. Experienced or position- Hebron, 20 hours PLUMBER or PLUMBERS now for Free Estimate. Interior fcixterior HELPER ■ Experienced to wall carpeting throughout. Central vac LEON CIEZSYNSKI pike - Variance denied. director of nursing. Salmon- qualified trainee. Great poten weekly. 10 a.m, to 2 p.m. $3.75 EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN Specializing in Exterior Trim BRICK, BLtK'K. STONE ■ brook Convalescent Home, off necessary. Call 646-4876. system. Quiet dead end street. Won't last at BUII.DER New homes, ad Appl. No. 736 - Multi-CirculU, Inc. - Northwest corner of tial! All benefits. No charge to hourly. Duties Include: TO SAVE YOU MONEY. Ful- References Insured Call Fireplaces Concrete ditions. remodeling, rec House Street, Glastonbury. pays fee. Typing, filing, telephone $59,500. Iv Insured. R eferences. Rick evenings 646-0709: or 742- Harrison and East Center Streets - Appeal ^plicant. Company . . Chimnev Repairs ",No Job rooms, garages, kitchens Robert Baudy plays with a two-month Florida panther, one of the Please call 633-5244. Contact in confidence: Ed answering. Musi type 50 worn. B M j H l I DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR 5087.______denied. Too Small ■ Call 644-8356 for remodeled, ceilings, bath tile Healey, Wilson Agency, 248- Please send resume to: Mrs. CITIZENS! 643-7285.______estimates dormers, roofing Residential very rare species that he has bred at his Rare Feline Breeding Center All variances and Special Exceptions shall have an effective LOMBARDO & ASSOCUks INTERIOR PAINTING AND 8541. Lamb, P.O. Box 1013, Amston, BOOKKEEPER WALLPAPERING or commercial 649-4291 midway between Orlando, Fla., and the Gulf of Mexico. (UPI photo) date in accordance with Connecticut General Statutes. Conn., 06231. EOE. Full time. Prior grocery or R E W E A VIN G BURN 649-A 003 HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas Quality professional work at QUALITY PASTEL AND DENTAL ASSISTANT - retail bookkeeping CHARCOL portraits Done of Notice of these decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk s of SUMMER JOBS - working one repaired. Window shades. reasonable prices Fully in DESIGN KITCHENS - of our outdoor flower Manchester office. SALES MANAGER for store experience a plus. Duties sured Free estimates G L your child self etc., from fice. selling used merchandise, MANCHESTER. New listing. Charming six Venetian blinds Kevs TV Cabinets. Vanities. Formica locations on weekends Car Experienced preferred. Full will involve cash receipts FOR RENT. Marlow's. 867 McHugh 643-9.321______your photo 643-5403 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS or part time. Send resume to; ladies and mens clothing, fur room Ranch with attached garage, Counter Tops Display needed. SDR Enterprises. An and payroll areas. Good Main Street. 649-5221______Storage i- Bookcases Kitchen Showman becomes Edward Coltman, Secretary dover, Ct. 742-9965. Box D, c/o Manchester niture, housewares, et cetra. benefits package East screened in porch, fireplaced living room, P A IN T IN G BY CRAIG PROFESSIONAL SIDING Cabinet Fronts Custom Herald. A good opportunity for right wall-to-wall carpeting, built-in air con OGDEN Interior and AND ROOFING Dated this 4th day of August, 1980. person. Please apply Tuesday Hartford location. Call: Exterior Specialist' Fully In Experienced Twenty years Woodworking 649-9658 GENERAL CONTRACTOR ditioning are some of the extras you can 0 0 6 ^ ) 8 ______needs assistant to help with WAITRESS - Days and August 5th, for'appointment TOP NO'ftH FOODS sured Free Estimates. Call plus Free estimates Quality between 9 and 12,2, at______Godwin INC. enjoy in this lovely three bedroom Ranch. LAWNS CUT. Expert service anytime. 649-8749 work Call Yvon. 568-5125. 5611- Heating-Plumbing Estimating, Drafting, and. evening hours. Full or part Lowest rates around Call for 35 big cat breeder LEGAL NOTICE time. Must be at least 18. App Store. 1085 Main Street, 528-9331 $59 900 6059 Paper Work. Experience free estimate 649-7773 Town of Andover necessary. Send resume to: ly in person; Ground Round, Manchester, corner of DAN SHEA PAINTING & NO ,IOB TOO SMALL ■ Toilet Public Hearing of Eldridge Street. evepings. DECORATING Interior and BRICK, block, masonary SEVILLE'S CORNER. Fla, (UPI) - from his native Paris in 1950 as a show P.O. Box 8, Coventry, Conn. Glastonbury. ZINSSER AGENCY 6 4 6 -1 5 1 1 1 repairs, plugged drains, man on the Ed Sullivan Show. He per Planning & Zoning Commission 06238. Exterior Also: Wallpapering supplies and dry wall stone kitchen lauccts replaced His ancestors were lion tamers and the HOST or HOSTESSES - Full BINDERY HELP - Part-time, Quality Craftsmanship' Call fencing Call 64T9508 nr 649- repaired, rec rooms, formed circus acts and did television and on Proposed R earpql Regulations MALE OR FEMALE part TWO FOR THE MONEY! Y E S ^ IE R P ^W O homes (or the price of] long, deep scars on his hands and arms are and part time positions. Day on call, general bindery time positions available days 646-5424 or 646-130i______5635 bathroom remodeling, heat movie stunt work until 1971 when he workers. Hand work. $3.fi one! A four roomer and a three roomer all onl tell-tale signs that he. too. handles big The Town Planning & Zoningfimihission of Andover Connec DENTAL SURGICAL and evenings. Must be at least or evenings. Year round. WANTED modernization, etc Free hour. 646-7714. Patnting-Pepering cats for a living. decided to devote full-time to his breeding ticut will hold a public hearing on Monday, August 18, 1980 at ASSISTANT - Wanted for 18. Benefits available. Apply: Short shifts, flexible hours to the same 225' lot. These are older homes Ihatf HOUSECLEANING. Respon 32 Estimate gladly given M Si M Ground Round Glastonbury. sible. reliable Call 646-2234 Plumbing & Heating 649-2871 Robert Baudy is a stern, powerlully center. 7-30 P M. in the Lower Level of the Town Office Building on the Manchester/Rockville Oral suit your needs Males 18 or have had tender loving care. Ideal for the pru-| Rear Lot Regulations proposed for adoption by the Town Plan A MANCHESTER/EAST older particularly needed for after 2 p m ______PAINTING INTERIOR AND I’HOFESSIONAL PAINTING built man who lives alone on 40 acres of Baudy says he is successful in a field Surgery Group. Experienced HARTFORD AREA -120 Bed dent younger couple who want income help onl ■ Interior and exterior ...... ning & Zoning Commission of Andover, Connecticut. Copies of preferred. Call 647-9926, for an TELEVISON it APPUANCE evenings. Clean, pleasant sur EXTERIOR Low rates Fully oak hammock between Orlando and the where zoos seemingly have little luck Health Care Facility seeking their mortgage. Compare in the fifties LAWNMOWERS insured Nine years Commercial and residential Flooring 36 the proposed regulations are on file in the Office of the Town interview. DELIVERY MAN - Full Ume. roundings. uniforms provided, REPAIRED 15''t Sr. Citizen Gulf of Mexico. He wears a dagger on his because it is quiet and natural at his com Good benefits. Apply at: second Cook for fill-in posi experience Free estimates Free estimates FulIv in Clerk, Town Office Building. food discount, and other Discount! Free pick up and FLOOHSANDING it pound. The cages are made from wood Tumpikd TV, 272 West Middle tion. 24-K hours. Experience fringe benefits. Apply Dairy 64^1085______sured 646-4879 side and has spent the last 28 years HELP WANTED FEMALE - and knowledge of Theraputic delivery! Expert service REFINISHI.NG floors like and wire; there is no antiseptic tile, steel At this hearing interested persons may appear and be heard and Mature, experienced. Sales Turnpike, Manchester. Queen. 242 Broad Street (near breeding some of the most exotic animals Diets preferred, but will tralrt B a r o n e IlGOICV 6 4 7 -1 4 l3 | ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. EXTERIOR PAINTING ,1 P LEWIS it SON- Interior new' Specializing in older Clerk. Apply: In Person, Manchester Parkade I on earth. and glass. written communication received. right person. Submit resume 647-3660______experienced college student i Exterior Painting Paper floors Natural and stained Marlow's, Inc. 867 Main DESK PERSONNEL TSIIZfam!l - Invest in the future with His charges include the rare monkey- “You can't breed wild animals in a NEEDED for Bowling Center and salary requirement to: 7 CERAMIC FIRING Discount Q u a lity w ork \' e r y Hanging Remodeling floors No waxing any more' Dated in Andover, Connecticut this 7, 15 days of August, 1980. Street, Manchester. Conn. BABY SITTER needed for one this well located four family. 2 bedrooms reasonable prices Call Mike. Also PAINTI.NG John Ver- like lemurs of .Madagasaar. Indian hyenas clean Christian environment," he says, Planning t Zoning Commission Operation. Must be neat, Box CC, c/o Manchester child Tuesdays and rates. Quick service Call 643- Recreation Rooms Call 649- Herald. each apartment. Nice private yard, new 2543.______569-3458 or 569-4945 9658______faille. 646-5750 and Barbados sheep, but his speciality is tossing strips of cowhide into a huge oak of Andover PHOTOGRAPHERS WANTED reliable and courteous. Apply Thursdays. 7 00 p.tii. to 10:30 tree in the center of a leopard pen. “The John L. Kostic, (3iairman - All types. Call 528-1408. to: Manager, Parkade Lanes. p m Starting September. roof and wiring. Close to shopping, school & big cats. No phone calls. Must be 18 public is one of the ingredients that makes Mary Keenan, Secretary between 9 a m. and 6 p m. TUCKER Must be responsible. Call bus. Reduced to $75,900. In all. there are 17 species at the Rare years old. 23 Household Goods 4 0 good, long-term captivity breeding im Monday through Saturday. Lcirnlni Dlubled/Emollonilly after 6:00 p m. 646-4124. Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Feline Breeding Center He is proudest of 031-08 ______DliturlxO CcrUIicaUon required the work he's done with five — snow possible." One year poaltloo atarll 1 EAST HARTFORD SPLIT REFRIGERATORS Last year Baudy sold 123 cats at prices Septem ber 1180 Inquire Dr. HELP WANTED CAPE 6 Rooms, plus enclosed Washers Ranges, used, leopards from China and Russia, clouded LEGAL NOTICE porch. Remodeled kitchen LEVEL - Immediate occupan MANCHESTER ranging from $1,(KK) to $25,000 and says for Unatone. AaaUtant S u p ^ ten d en t cy Illness in family In guaranteed and clean New leopards from North Vietnam, amur of Seboota. Vernon Public Scbooli. miTH BBIL E$T*TE 646-4126| -with new cabinets and Town of Andover WANTED NBCEPORT OKMTOR ground pool and other extras' shipment damaged. G E i the first time, the breeding center made a Tel iT2-7M 1. DeadUne lor IIUo( counters. Fireplaced living CENTRAL AIR leopards from North Korea, black jaguars 12 noon to 7 p m . 528-1431 FRIGIDAIRE Low prices profit. Sixteen of the cats were the Final Action of the Planning i Zoning Commission on Tem applicaUon IS Au|uat IBM Equal OKU UTK OPEMTM COLONIAL, five years, old. Seven room New vinyl siding from Brazil and the Florida panther. Opporlunlly/Allirinative Action CONDITIONING- B D Pearl & Son. 649 Mam clouded leopard, the species he considers porary Special Permit for Fruit Stand A SMfS PERSON WITH DRIVE Paid Holidays. Excellent rooms, 1W baths, formal dining room, large Garage. Immaculate con Baudy has successfully bred them all in Employer. MANCHESTER Older EXTRA INSULATION Street. 643-2171 closest to actual extinction. They went to insurance, benefits. living room with fireplace, four bedrooms, dition! Group I Realtors captivity, and today is one of the few men At the meeting of the Town Planning & Zoning Commission of Business is good! We need a person who isn't afraid Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. Colonial Seven rooms three zoos in Minneapolis, New Orleans, woodstove, two car garage. $64,500. or four bedrooms, first floor Yuu'll love this neat three FRIGIDAIRE - Custom in the world who is able to supply such Andover held on 28 July, 1980. a petition by Ellen Lariviere for a of work and wants to make money. If you fit this Deluxe Refrigerator 14 cubic Apply in person family room. U2 baths two bedroom Raised Ranch' rare and valuable animals to the world's Washington, D C., Toledo and Baltimore. temporary fruit stand located at Mendenhall Auto Center was description, apply in person to KENNEL ASSISTANT - foot Reversible doors Today he is concentrating on breeding Energetic WOMAN preferred car garage with work shop 2'2 baths Applianced. eat- zoos and animal trainers. approved until December 1. 1980. Mr. Incandella $59,900 Group 1 Philbrick Avacado $275 Kelvmator 30 the Florida panther so it can be rein pproaenmgT middle age. 1 or 2 in kilchon Formal dining Electric Stove everything While proud he's considered an expert. ays weekly. Involvement METRONICS, bic. Agency. 646-4200, room l^anellcd rec room troduced to the wilds, and is in the process Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 9th day of August, 1980. MinchMtar working except broiler $25 Baudy is also somewhat bitter that — like Planning i Zoning Commission GEM CHEVROLET i r -th pets, publicpuD lic aiand ROUTES 8 S 44A Fireplace Two car garage Hotpoint Decorator 12 the big cats that pace /n their wooden of making the center non-profit so he can maintenance.. Canin;j^ n e Holiday PHILBWCK AGENCY 6 4 M 2 0 0 NEW-HOMES of Andover ROUTE 105 BOLTON, CT. 06040 TODAY’S Large landscaped lot. gar Washing Machine. $50 Call cages outside his one story block house — accept tax-free donations to continue his Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Buttarnut Rd. den Don't wait' after 5pm. 643-9437 John L. Kostic, Chairman 8TORR8 ROAD Manchester. Inquire 3 - 5 p.m. he's also part of a species that is nearly work. Mary Keenan, Secretary A RARE 0FFERIN6I Executive. One of a I Gorgeous treed lots lo WILLIMANTIC, CT. IMMEDIATELY! Full time | J custom build your home, in Articles lor Sale 41 extinct. 029- 08 sitter Apply at 426 Broad kind! Brick split-level. Three bedrooms, 2'/i Real Apply between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. ASSISTANT MANAGER Manchester's most GROUP 1 He blames this on well-intentioned but So far, he says, he has spent about $35,- Street (across from Moriar- bathrooms. Sunken living room, first floor II Monday through Friday. STEREO COMPONENTS poorly directed government laws in (KX) and more than four years to breed the LEGAL NOTICE TRANG&CASMER ty'sl, after 6:00 p.m. laundry. Screened porch, also, a large I I prestigious area of custom Estate WARDEN L HOWLAND AGENCY Experience not necessary. I built homes Prices star Lafayette receiver speakers cluding the 1973 Endangered Species Act. spotted cats which grow to about 90 ire needed by tbe United C o lk ft awning-covered patio. Private landscaped Garrard turntable Excellent Town of Andover E4)(mI Opporiunity Employer Bookstorei Company at its RN ■ 3p.m. to It p m., and 11 ting $130,000 643-1108 that virtually have stopped the worldwide pounds and live in Florida swamps. Less Manchester Community College yard. Many extras included. Owners sound New $500 First $225 Final Action of the Planning & Zoning Commission on Proposed p.m to 7 a.m. Full time or part MORMA TEDFORO QRI-CRi than 50 are said to be left. Bookstore location. We are looking I I M E R R in buvs It 228-3145 trade of exotic animals. Resubdivision Plan lor a mature person with a food lime. Enjoy working with an moving south. Evidence of good title is He says in some cases the law has ac "My greatest tbrill was when we personality; one who can follow excellent supporting staff, l| REALTORS-646-1180 necessary to assure that a At the meeting of the Town Planning it Zoning Commission of company pol)licies and aolve dav-to- tually led to the demise of animals managed to breed a panther here in caring (or our elderly loan applicant home Business Property 25 Andover, held on 28 July. 1980, plans for a resubdivision on day problerproblems that ariae. If in- HOWLAND REALTORS 643-1108 because breeders couldn't obtain the stock January," he says proudly displaying Uno te m te d m a lot of hard work and patients Good wages and buyer actually owns or Hebron Road was tentatively approved dependent upon when the start of a new career, call MEMORIAI, CORNER they needed — either for their own (Spanish for the number one), now a OWN YOUR OWN benefits, including new Dental will own the property in ALL.MINI M Sheets used as steel pins are set. At that time final approval is granted. Maps Mr. McArttHir Plan Please call; Doris Blain STORE for sale printing plates, 007 thick businesses or for special projects to rein healthy 60 pounds. LAKE POCOTOPAUG. East Hampton. question and that there .Manchester's oldest es showing the above resubdivision are on file in the Office of the 645-1097 RN, Director of Nurses, 646- 23 x2 8 ‘ 2". 25 cents each or 5 Marine/Boat Yard for sale. Office and are no claims against it tablished Personal reasons troduce rare animals into the wilds. Two other cubs were born in May, and Town Clerk, Town Office Building. BUSINESS Monday. Aug. It. lor an appoint 0129. Manchester Manor Nur ior$l Phone643-2711 .Must he ment I I ManchMtar that would restrict its make sale necessary "Not only m ust you need to be an expert play in cages outside Baudey's front door. sing Home, 385 West Center showroom - repair bays plus 44'xl2' live in picked up before 11 a m Dated at Andover. Connecticut, this 9th day of August, 1980. We a're an eq^ual opportunity NEW-HOMES marketability . Lenders Extremely reasonable Owner in the field, you need to be an expert The work appears arduous and never- mtployef. Street. Manchester. trailer. Gas pump service. Boat storage Is ONLY Planning it Zoning Commission ' Knollwood Estates || usually require a title cer will finance 352 .Mam Street. bureaucrat." says Baudy, referring to the ending. Every day he and his staff of four area and floating docks. Mercury motor Manchester 646-0293 of Andover INDEPENDENT WAITRESS - Exgprienced on I New-8 room Cape-4|j tificate or title option or HY-GAIN IV HOME BASE half-dozen permits from state, federal and butcher 3,000 pounds of meat to feed the FULL TIME CLERK needed franchise, $125,000.00 RATION - 40 channel Never John L. Kostic, Chairman ly. Must be flexible for day || bedrooms. baths. || title insurance A title international agencies necessary to obtain animals and always there are sick for second shift. 7- Eleven. 509 hours. Possible fill-in for TAG S A LE S ii?ed Plus, house antenna Mary Keenan, Secretary fireplaced (am. room off | | certificate or title opinion and transport a rare animal. Center Street, Manchester. nights. Call 647-9995, or 643- $100 643-1390 animals to treat, mail to answer and 030- 08 NEWSPAPER custom kitchen-Gas heat. | | usually is prepared on the Ml'LTI FAMILY TAG SALE F J. SPiLECKI REALTOR 643-2121 ■ basis of a search of public Baudy. 57. came to the United States clients to deal with. I’ro baleN olire RN - Full time position. BS treed lot, 2 car garage- J l .August 9 and August 10 9 00 I records or the examina a.m, to 4 00 Tw'o H78 by 15 Court of Probate District of DEALER and public health nursing RECEPTIONIST- 900 II INVITATION Manchester experience preferred. tion of an abstract by an inch radials. window fan SECRETARY Four 14 inch Dodge rims 1948 TAG SALE - Saturday NOTICE OF HEARING Excellent benefits and paid tor busy Manchester M ER R in I attorney, TTie lender may TO BID Pursuant to an order of Hon William mileage. Call Manchester require title insurance to Chevy Sedan Fishing lures, .Miscellaneous and fools New clues influence E FitzGerald. Judge, dated July 2.5, Call 647-9946 for more Information Therapist Office. Requires a INTERSTATE WARRANTY CO. HOME PROTECTION RaaHora-648-1180 |l reels’ and lines Two feet by From 9 a m on. 153 Wethercll Public Nursing Association. The .Manchester Public I960 a hearing will be held on an sharp, energetic, self protect his interest The Street. .Manchester Ramdate application praying for the approval of 647-1481. EEO/AAP four feet florcscent light Schools solicits bids for movialed mature person to home buyer may also fixtures Kitchen articles, Sunday an adoption agreement, dated June 26. Employer. handle public relations, phone TLI.KI'HONK ANSWERI.NC I960, for the adoption of Marv Wood Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted want to purchase an toys and clothing 34 Webster theories of Ice Age Bishop, an adult person, by Joan S. inquiries, follow-ups. and in owner s title insurance TAG SALE • Saturday August Lane. Hebron > Padnuti — ChariM M. Schulz EVEN ING HE R A L D. F ri.. Aug. 8, IWO - 19 L ************************ ^ * ^ ****/******* i ' * * * * Va* *********** ^ ****** * * ACROSS Answer to Pravious Punt# ♦ ^ ^ ^ i. ^ ^ . a» \uU^ ® .^.ra\ ^Vrtion _Lr - ^ athletic group AMP I MAV INHERIT SOME PEOPLE REAP TEA 5 G ro ii 7 Y P O \ Woman's T Y P E 0 N National 1 A N N t 0 A P SOME MONEVANP LEAVE5...U00P5T0CK d ro ll 0 u • Pbby Product (abbr F u U E E R 1 E R t • I MAi/ FALL IN LOVE REAPS SUPPER PISHES! 5 Doitioi ) F R Z E E R N By ADigaii van Buren 9 Proclamation! i t > 1 6 Tree kind (pi) IN 1 1 A 41 12 Bacoma ------7 Fear 8 L E r P 1 K N T 1 twiitad 8 Sliding O E R ■ L I 1 8 R A « Call 643-271143-2711 ★It- 1 ? ^ ■ * ^ V *■ ★ ° t.u'V’”” “’’’’” Call 643-2711 13 Racover vehiclai 0 V A T 0 N r 1 1 i K 0 14 Maintanance 10 President of T E t T A T t I » » • S Y D EA R AHBY: Havp you ever heard of a sexy 7-yearold? 16 Unit of matter Yugoslavia E R 8 1 8 A R l My sister has one. Her dnuKhter, l.inda, is the sexiest kid (pl| 11 Sleep noisily • K 1 N 1 ■ T T E 7 18 Sadiit 12 Blew T C t E N 1 • e E you'll ever see. She’s rather shy around women, but she L L A Marquii da 15 Apple of one's A E E • E E E flirts and climbs all over every man she sees. She doesn’t N^0 0 % P N R % T OMcat-Sforat tor ffm l 55 Auto p Jrtt For Sato 50 Aulot For Sato 51 Ajitoa For Sato 61 eye have to know him very well, either. I’ve seen her act this Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 19 Taka a maal ------:------"it------way with stranKers. She’s such an affectionate little thinK. I 17 Hand 48 Magnetic SAND BLASTER TIRES. 12 1972 FORD TORINO WAGON 22 Make an badge 1968 DART, 1969 C H A RG ER worry about her. addreii treatment recording X'M 5URC iT'5 A by 16.5. Raised white letters. 318. Three speed. Post rear 351. V8, automatic, air con 19 Companion 32 Horse s gait strip Linda is an only child. Her parents were divorced when 'PLAVING LEFT H 0W 6 VOUR 24 Enargy-taving 33 Shakespear 99 percent good tred left. $350 end. Needs some work. Best ditioning, ps. $350. 646-8814. time (abbr.) for ham 50 King 310 Si 600 SQUARE FOOT she was 2. and she hasn’t seen her father since. My sister is FIELD IN HI5 WEEP ALLERGV. ean villain CO o NTEAPE i T, ERNIE... for complete set of five. 289- 20 First-rate offer over $400. 871-7385. soured on men and hasn’t had a man in her life since 26 Laavai Mongkut'i OFFICES for rent. Central 9321. 1972 OLDS CUTLASS WAGON C O N P m O N " STUART?^ (ijlCHOO.' (comp wd.) 34 Ball of yarn 27 Opponent land location. Newly redecorated, Linda’s father took off. 21 Sports group 36 Pictured VMHEflE WoUl>D CEOPCE 1970 PONTIAC TRANS AM - Radials. Air. Luggage rack. 29 Chewi 52 It IS (contr) with ample parking. Ahby. what would make a 7 year old jzirl act like this? 23 Turkish title 39 Doctrine Autot For Sato 61 455 V-8. Power brakes, power Excellent condition! Well 31 Stupid 54 Scouting Telephone 649-2891. And how can I help? I’m so afraid her actions will get her 26 A sip of 41 Self AND MARTHA RE steering. Best offer. Call below book. Call 568-8075. ir; " 35 Hebrew group (abbr) into troubleble one dav. 28 You would 42 Mem artery anytime 643-1931. 37 Of the country 55 Astronaut's <>OING IN A P IC P U P 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY - 4 CONCERNED AUNT 36 Entire range (cont.) 43 Fortune teller MANCHESTER - Store, 1100 ferry Door. Very good condition. 40 Venetian 30 Marshall's 45 Brutish square feet. Office, 500 square 1977 C H E V E T T E - 2 door. 56 Greek letter T R U C K > WANTED JUNK AND LATE Michelin Tires. Am-fm. Stan $350. Call ^3582, after 4:00 DKAH CONCKKNKI): It's natural for little girls official feet. Excellent location. New MODEL WRECKS - Cash dard shift. 25.500 miles. $2900. p.m. who have been ignored or neglected by their fathers 41 Audience 1 2 3 4 5 e 7 • modern front. Air, heat. Paid. Call Parker Street Used 44 More TmM<5 8-0 Parking. 649-5334. Call 649-5321. to reach out for male attention and approval from Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. 1976 6LUE MAVERICK, Six any man who’s handy. Share your concern with your uncommon 9 10 1 1 12 cylinders. 42,000 miles. Clean. 46 Drag 1973 CJ5 V8. Excellent run lister and urge her to get counseling for Linda. Early 47 Joint diieasa n 14 15 ning condition. Many extras. In good condition. $1,700, 25 therapy could avert a tendency toward sexual promis 49 Claisification Needs some body work. $2,- mpg on highway. 649-5635 or cuity later. 18 17 of plants ■ 000. Call 646-3774.______643-9508. IB 20 Captain Easy — Crooks ft Lawranca 51 Palatial 1 ■ 1976 XR', COUGAR - Good 53 Non-toxiC 25 27 PONTIAC TEMPEST DEAR AHMY: My husband had a vasectomy four months 57 Warm 11 Da W. FISH REALTY CO. condition. $2700, or best offer. CO N VER TIBLE 1965 - Good ago. and I just found out that I am pregnant! ■ OF / h OME s / . ^ ^ MAPAME. I MIflHT L p r A LAPY 56 Matched Call 568-6588; keep trying. condition. Best offer over -BU T WHEN A GLITCHED-UP 29 ,0 32 33 34 My husband, in an absolute rage, went immediately to the ELAPIRE IN THE FACE AND FEMALE LIKE VOU TRIES PULLIN' group of WL 243 Main St. Manchester Tel: 643-1591 $500. Call 649-4166. doctor who performed his vasectomy. The doctor reminded THAT KINDA STUNT, I-I- china (2 wdt) 35 30 1970 PLYMOUTH my husband that he had b<*pn instructed to return for a test 59 Greek deity 38 39 BELEVEDERE - 4 Door. 1979 CHEVETTE!" Standard, to determine the success of the operation, but my husband 60 Van Orulen Hours - Daily 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM 872-9153 $450. Chrom e re v e rsib le ■ Vernon Circle Vernon am-fm, defogger. $4,000 or got busy, got the flu. had to leave town on business, and he character 41 1 mags. Runs, looks good. 42 .4 Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM best offer. Call 646-5550, after never did get back for the test. Kinally he decided it wasn’t ■ ■ Newts windshield 569-7312, 4:00 p.m. Must sell. DOWN 47 50 really necessary so he just skipped it. Naturally, he can’t ■ very well blame the doctor. / WILLIAM FISH TONY WASILEFSKY BEVERLY DIPIETRO MARILYN MAWHINNEY PAUL OLIVER FRANK BORYSEVICZ McCOY KICHAR, JR 1971 VOLVO. Needs some 1 Deutschland / s: 53 54 55 se I understand that once in a blue moon u vasectomy fails, body work. Runs well. $700 (abbr) 57 / 58 DONALD FISH GRANT HARLACHER BOB PRAH LORRAINE BOUTIN JIM GOETCHEUS DAVID THIBODEAU VINCENT STRIANO after 8:00 p.m. 649-9268. so please do your readers a favor and tell them that after a 2 Type of poem man has had a vasectomy, he should go back for Uiat test 3 Beauty a«d 5B ftO 1973 VOLVO 145 - 4 cylinder. before he takes anv fooksh chances. * 4 College - f i Automatic fuel injection. BLUE MOONSTRUCK iNf «V|FAF|R IN1|RFRi}l AISN Loaded! Nice condition. New J u n k exhaust. Goodyear TIempo DEAR BLUE; All chances are foolish. But some Radials. Gabriel adjustable chances are more foolish than others. shocks. $2100.1967 Dodge Dart All«y Oop — Dav* Grau* Dridqe GT. 2 door, V-8, automatic. ICars Good dependable transporta DEAR ABBY: I am sure my problem is nut unique, but it tion. $400. Call after 5 p.m. 60UGH1I has me stumped. I am an artist and a craftsmap who has LOOWJ HERE.' WHERE YOUR \ WELL.WHAT'D YOU I KfSIOW THAT, 1 HOLY MACKEREL! EXACTLY.' 643-9437. given many pieces of handmade jewelry and art to friends t h ' v v w l e BUT LOOK AT ) IT'S YELLOW... /...LIKE Biir$ Auto Part$ YtDU BRUSHED THE IT CLO SELY,'/ AN'SHI MY... ( O O L O U ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag and relatives. They seem to think that if they lose an DUST A'WAY.' 1977 OLDS CUTLASS TO LLA N D earring, or drop it and step on it, it’s my responsibility to MANCHESTER S44.800. SUPREM E - Automatic 350, 4 187M231 649467 repair or replace it. Or if the colors in one of my paintings Declarer hog-ties defense One half ol a IH'PLE^X - Close to shopping and available covEimiy CIRCA II 10,900. barrel. With T-Top and doesn’t match their sofa pillows. I should change it for Oct 1st 3 bedrooms, carpeted dining room and family Center Chimney Colonial with over 2,500 square feet of extras! Make offer. Call 643- 62 them! (Why don’t they change their slipcovers to match my ____ 6926. Truckt tor Sale He has lost one trick and room, approximately 1.200 sq ft. ol living area COVENTRY S0METHIN8 SPECIAL S7IAOO gracious charm. Wide board floors: four working painting?) must lose a diamond and one Adjacent to public golf and tennis club. You owe it to fireplaces: 2 full baths and over an acre of land. This 1977 FORD PICKUP - Custom Why should I have to replace, repair or adjust e gift after I or two clubs Can he do any yourself to sec this quality constructed Contemporary home is superb! too. Cap. Best offer. Call 568- have given it? 8-8-80 thing to keep his club losers to home; There is an immediate feeling of warmth upon 100% FOR 6588; keep trying. If my gifts were ordinary it would b.’another matter, but I 4QJ943 one? He sure can if East holds entering; Some of the features include all-nighter get top prices for my work, and I think the recipients of my VA752 both king and queen or a dou 1973 GMC THREE «4 bleton honor. He also has vari woodstovc, 4 sets ol sliders to wrap around deck; Split gifts would have the good manners to thank me and keep QUARTER TON PICKUP, AJ52 ous plays against West, but as Fieldstone floor to ceiling fireplace; Exposed beams. Call quiet, or throw them away if they so choose. After I give 100 DAYS Automatic. PS, power brakes, something I don't care what they do with it; neither do I WEST you can see not one ol these EAST to preview tilt steering wheel. $1,200 or want the responsibility for it for the rest of my life. ♦ K 7 A6 plays will succeed. Neverthe best offer. 644-0674, V Q J to V 9 8 63 less there is a winning line of Short of including a statement to that effect along with Tha Filntatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona play each gift, I don't know how to convey this to them. Any ♦ A875 ♦ K 9 632 1970 H A L F T O N F O R D AKS83 ♦ Q 84 Is it a squeeze or end play’’ ideas? i No! It involves using the TRUCK. $500. 649-5635, 843- IMPOSED-UPON ARTIST SOUTH 9508. uueen-jack-10 of diamonds to W A T ^ ^ T A N K A A 108 9 2 develop a trick. DEAR IMPOSED-UPON: Don’t offend those with S P R U N G A I ■: . t l J l V K 4 South works on that suit and Motorcyclaa-Blcfclaa 64 good manners by including such a disclaimer along LEAK' ♦ QJIO it doesn’t matter where the 1 1 ♦ a 107 'L lLAND 188,000. SOUTH MMNDSOH 8108,800. with your gift. Simply ignore requests from pre ace and king are located Prime Tolland area' Large C A PE with formal dining BOLTON Urban Cowboy wanted for this 8 acre spread, only a cou MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE, sumptuous, insensitive clc^s. Vulnerable: Easi-West South simply leads a dia Commercial land; Business zone; Parcel A is 4.25 acres; Speedy Telephone mond and lets either defender room Si living room, both with picture windows, first ple of minutes from Hartford. Custom built RANCH home Dealer South Parcel B is 3 25 acres, for a total of 7.7 acres. Near Bolton 78 ZEPHTR 4dr, 8 0|l, AT, quotations. Immediate Do you wish you had more friends? Get Abby’s in. floor family rix>m. functional kitchen & 4 bedrooms, on with first floor family room, 2 car garage. Land is partly P8, PB, AC, AM radio, coverage available. Call Joan booklet, **How To> Be Popular;Po You’re Never Too Wnt North Eifi Soalb The best defense will be 2 'i acres treed land Many amenities' Lake. open, partly wooded with a small pond and stream. vinyl root 4!S7B2 >4188 at Clarice Insurance. 643-1126. Young or Too Old.VsendId.’ySei $1 with a long, self- I A another heart lead. addressed, stamped/(28ed/(28 ccents) envelope to: Abby, 4 ♦ Pass Pass South rufts, leads a second 1F_ YOU PURCHASE A HOME FROM D.W.FISH, IN OUR LOCAL AREA, Popularity, 132 Laskyauky DiDrive, Beverly Hills, Calif. diamond, and discards one of 90212. dummy's clubs. WILL NOT HAVE OF TWO HOMES. Opening lead;V Q Now the defense has taken PLUS OUR 1978 KAW ASAKI 250. Only 300 two diamond tricks instead of miles on it! Hardly ever used! WE PAY TOP PRICES for EXCLUSIVE 100% one. but South has established Artfcto. tor Sato 41 Mutical Initrumenli 44 Apartmenta For Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant 53 MANCHESTER - Retail, Call 742-8726 anytime. his last diamond as a winner storage and/or manufacturing wrecked and junk cars. A & B GUARANTEE: flstro9rQ ph rh * Born Losar — Art Sanaom He can discard another club Auto Salvage, used auto parts. SEAR.S STEREO Am-Fm. 8 Player Piano - Beautiful MANCHESTER MAIN space. 2,000 square feet to M,- 100% lor too days, labor 1978 KAW ASAKI K Z 1000 - low By Ofwald Jacoby on it and will now be able to MANCHESTER Four room 000 square feet. Very Call Tony 646-6223.______and parts, to replace or track with recorder turntable refinIsh with stained-glass STR EET - 2-3 Rooms. Heated. apartment. Stove and hot mileage, excellent condition and Alan Sontag ruff both his smalt clubs in and two speakers Excellent front In tune .Moving, must Hot water Appliances. No reasonable. Brokers repair the engine, $220(For best offer. 742-6419. dummy water. $170 monthly, plus protected. Call Reyman CORVETTE, 1975 coupe, transmission, front axle Bernice Bede Osol condition J200 Call after 6 sell 649-2981 pets Parking Security 523- utilities Security. No pets. automatic, options, $6375. South wins the heart lead Could East win the first dia p m . 647-1400 m r FToperties, 1-226-1206. assemblies, rear axle, 1978 HONDA G L 1000. Fully today, but It won’t ba waated on with dummy's ace and tries mond and lead a club to stop 643-7094. Corvette, 1963, original coupe, electrical system. In addl- Garden Product. 47 $7800. Call 649-1149. dressed. Low mileage. Insignificant Intaraata. What you the spade finesse. this’’ No. If the defense lion. we guarantee our ^ lO U r 4aak to undarttand will ba pro- POOL- 24 X 4 , 7 ft deep SIX ROOM DUPLEX lor KING SIZE TWO BEDROOM Showroom condition. 647-1712. A second heart falls to his attacks clubs. South will only PROFESSIONAI^BUSINESS brake system lor 10,000 foundvtd functional. have one club loser Perflex filter 8 x 12 deck PICK YOUR OWN SW EET rent Immediate occupancy Modern kitchen. Available 1969 CONTINENTAL king and he draws the last J500 00 or best offer 568-7317 CORN. Sugar and Butter 75c Central location References, O FFIC E space available. 400 miles. Free loaner cars HARLEY DAVIDSON - HSlrtnClfly CAPmeOfW (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) trump. iNEWSI-APEH E.N-rERI'RISE ASSN , w Won't last at $225. to 1200 souare feet. Air con- CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call ^ Something fortunata artd profits- a Dozen Call 644-0304 Call 646-8282 or 649-2902 a tors. 236-5646. between 8:30 a m. and 5:00 available while your car Is Classic SX 350 Sprint. Good ble could develop for you today, SC REEN ED LOAM ■ (Iravel. ditoning, neat, parking. Close being serviced for road or trail. One owner. AU0«Mt t , IM O to center, hospital and court. p.m. 646-4004.______where you help another flgura Processed Gravel Sand. PICK YOUR OWN HEBRON - Two bedroom Only 7,000 miles. Sacrifice, A more resourceful er^ Inde out something, or where that RASPBERRIES Bunker Hill SPARKING AND Call 871-0401, or 568-7658. pendent you wilt emerge this Stone, and Kill For deliveries apartments Heat and hot C A R PE T E D - 2 bedroom. All 1974 SUBARU - Good condi first $3TC. Call after 5 p.m., person furnishes you with call George Gnffing. 742-7886 Road, Coventry 75 cents a water. Applainces. carpeting, tion. F'ront wheel drive. $1800 643-9437. coming year. In treat wftere you worthwhile Ideas.' utitllties paid. Kids Ok. Good have been a fottower, you will pint Free containers No large yard Lease and securi negotiable. Telephone 643- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• AOUAIUUS (Jen. 2D#eb. 19) Our Boarding Houaa children Open Monday ■ schools. Just $^1. Locators, Raaort Property HUB FORD now ataum e a leaderahip role. You make • charming compan KENMORE 18 LB WASHER ■ ty $320 monthly. No pels 236-5646. For Rant 6785, or 659-1723. NmWICH AVE. Campara, Trallara and U O (July 3$-Aug. 23) Think 3 drawer oak dresser with Friday, 4 p m -8pm Twenty minutes from Hart U ob lla Homaa 65 ion today. You're able to adfust Weekends 9 a m - 4 p.m 643- COLCHESTER before you apeak today, because your opinions to harmortUe with mirror Cabinets 3 war ford Call alter 5:00 p.m. 228- DESIGN FOR EFFICIENCY- 1978 D O D G E A S P E N - your words carry a great deal of those of persons you are with. CRISHTON, AWBE IT WAS A FLY IN' ^ 0325 9759. Left oil Rte 85 drobes Wheel chair En- Furnished one bedoom. COLUMBIA LAKE Excellent condition! One STARCRAFT TENT weight and leave tatting Impres- Diplomacy pays. WHAT SAUCER, ATTORNEy CRUMWELL eye opedia 3 rugs Pynch Colchester Center sionB. Share your positive Modern appliances. All front. August 16 through owner. 6 cylinder with air con- T R A ILER, 1973. Very good PISCES (Feb. 2S4lerch 20) M A D E THAT N 0 T H IN 6 IN t h e U S. MOVES bowl set Combination sink CORN 50c Dozen Pick yoi D BEDROOM - Duplex. -ditioning. Low mileage. Call thoughts with others. Romance, Hours devoted to creative pur utilities paid. $160. Locators, Labor Day Four bedrooms. condition. Sleeps six. Two w h a t a m e s s v e v e r / PREe>BtAT COMRANV u n e a r t h l y THAT FAST EXCEPT and cabinet Utility trailer own Sweet yellow Bantam' Matlu-e adults. No pets. Quiet M3-6006; and after 5 p.m. 247- 537-2301 dinettes, sink, stove, travel, luck, resources, possible suits will be tim e well a ^ t 236-5646. Large porch. No pets. 228- pitfalls and career for the coming LIV/Nff 6 0 JL IN THIS EXCEPTED? NOI6 E ? INFLATION Smith-Corona electric Corn Saturday and Sunday " street $350 plus utilities Call 3533. refrigerator. 646-5808. today. The reautta of your wbrk O^UMTRy ISAM IDIOT/ to 4 Brandy Street. Bolton 647-1633 months are all discussed In your will give you a aanae of pride end PHtDNE typewriter, go cart enpne. ELDRIDGE STREET - First Astro-Graph, which begins with large box of assorted dolls near Bolton High School accomplishment. THE floor. 2 bedroom apartment. your birthday. Mail $1 for each to AMES (March 21-AprH It) Seek 1968 Volkswagen Beetle 643- Watch lor signs Bring your SIX HOOM APARTMENT Astro-Graph. Box 409. Radio p o l i c e own containers Large Kitchen, pantry and a stimulatlrtg aodel outlet today. 2371 Center of Manchester. No living room. Tenant pays heat City Station, N.Y. 10019. Ba aura preferably with persona vrho are pets $325 monthly Security and utilities. $300 monthly. to s p ^ fy birth date. enthusleatic about having a FOR S A LE - Couch end Antlquaa 48 required 649-2871 VMOO (Aug. aO-Sepl. 22) Much good time as yourself. Forget Parking available. can be learned today by quietly tables, chair T V antenna, References and security mur>dane matters. rotor $95 72 West Street RED GOOSE FARM An NEWER DELUXE TWO observing the way othera do TAURUS (Aprs SM Iay 20) For- ^ oslt required. Call 568- thinqi tuccoMtulty. You'll And an ,^ ^ antartalnod at Salxirday. 9 00 a m to 11 00 tiques. Goose Lane, Coventry BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE in 0 oppbrtunlty to emulate their your piece today. As a host or .J k . aon 742-9137 Open 10 to 5 Saturday two family I'l bathes, actions. carpeting, appliances, patio, hostess, you'll pull out all the and Sunday OLDER COUPLE. Four LIM A (Sept 23-Oct 23) This Is stops to provide gueets e memo DARK LOAM DELIVERED - basement, garage. Convienenl rooms. $200 plus utilities. a good day to experiment with rable evening. 5 yards, $50 plus tax Also new Ideas, so sound out your THE PA c'K.R.AT will open by- lacation Available September References, lease, security, OEMM (May 21-Jiine 20) Your sand gravel and stone 643- 1 Adults Just $335 plus theories on your friends. Talking chance, or reJjnoUjluwlig the parking. Deposit. Available bright dispoeltlon^end aenaa of Levy’a Law — James Schumeister 9504 u tilitie s A lte r 6:00 p.m about what you have In mind humor do much to aohance your summer Call 643-6880 September 1 Write Box E c/o ------^ -■ telephone 649-0311 could help Improve Its chances popularity today. Others witi Manchester Herald. nU t Vo H0THIN8 NEXTT0N'0THIN<;" - An for success. eaek your companionship MfcBATf6, NOBOPy^ SO r PONT CofFiei East Center end SCOfMO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) You tiques and Things Corner because you lift thalr spktta. COhrnSMPT CHAEdpS 8PT5 AWAY WITVl IF you Sprjce Streets ^f^anc^ester IMMACULATE TWO MANCHESTER. Two nf\ay not deliberately seek the U S T E R 6 East Center and Spruce BEDROOM two bath condo CANCER (Jena 21-Jely 21) In CALLtNC) MB A f T M L AU- ^ $49-0533 bedroom apartment. spotlight today, but neverthelese matters relating to your material ■fHevwY 10 - ^cSUORlCUS We have a very attractive punch Streets Open Saturdays onlv Includes saunas, club house, IN M Y OWN Completely redecorated four it will be shining on you. Your security you're very Imaginative COUBTT8O0M ( P E fS ID S N r E6AU.y? TOO ■■'M0MENT = bowl with lots 0* cjd s several old 649-0533 balcony, poolside, air con special qualities make you stand paneled doors and a be-ge shag family. Yard, busline, end clever today. You know how EOOSfVEUT BAP... GOOD a -8 ditioning. appliances Must be out. to gat what you want withoul rOOm-Sije rjQ parking, appliances included. SAQITTAM US (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) HIMSSLF/ MAN, 'THAT WANTED ■ Antique Fur seen $450 monthly. Great for G /^ MILEAGE uaino setflih tectica. TEOPy. . Op«n Sttufdayi Only Security references required. singles or voung married 646- Your curtoalty la In •’Hlh B J*' (NEw8PAPcaENTiiwn8eAaaN.i niture. Glass. Pewter. Oil Available August 11. $ W per Paintings, or Antique items 0618