Center Pact Expire

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i'. By LAUREN ()AVIS SHEA Humanist Manifesto is fostered by > sinca I'aai • 2b« Hprald Kcporlvr the public schools, then the answer is 1. i 'no." MANCIIESTKK - The Teachers Kennedy stressed that the town’s" Center for Humanistic Education public school system "works very will not renew its lease for office hard to be religiously neutral; as it space in the Board of Education of­ must be in a pluralistic society.” Bounty fices this fall due to a severe cutback Kennedy added tha't since the in federal funds. Superintendent of center has withdrawn its request for Schools James Kennedy announced a lease renewal, and since the item this morning. offered will not be on the board's agenda "I The center had been the subject of don’t see the Board of Education public debate since the July Board of meeting as an appropriate form to Education'meeting when parents and conduct the exchange.” for salt residents denounced it. Reportedly, a "We are ank:ous to help clarify the petition against it is also being cir­ issue and answer questions so we’ll » Back to wor Seeking support culated. be happy to arrange the., meeting Enthusiastic greeting EAST KILLINGLY Mrs. Elizabeth Sadlowski, presi­ (between parents and Bellizzi). Let* Purolator Security Inc. has offered a dent of the Manchester Property President Carter decided TuesoSy to (cut short his vacation Rep. John Anderson, R-Ill., interrupted a campaign swing to Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan is greeted me know with a note, " Kennedy Said. and return to the White House t^wdrk on his “economic fly back to the nation’s capital to seek the support of two $50,000 bounty for recovery of $450,- Owners Association, and a center op-, The school administration has by well wishers as he arrived at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, 000 in gold salts laced with cyanide ft‘.\T ponent had said recently sire- renewal" program that aides said mil be announced soon but 'a' ^ ■ M taken pains to explain the limited Democratic members of Congress for his independent Cambridge, Mass., Tuesday. Reagan will speak to the and $36,400 cash stolen in an ap­ presumed "all those who went before not presented to Congress until January. Carter waves as he presidential campaign. Anderson, right, greets Rep. Les relationship between th& center and American Legion Convention today. (UPI photo) parently well-planned armored car * and then some" would be attending the public school system since the arrived on the South Lawn of the White House from Camp Aspin, D-Wis., on Capitol Hill. (UPI photo) ambush. the upcoming Board of Education Julv meeting. David. (DPI photo) State police and FBI agents meeting to again speak against the center. TThe center . conducted one Wednesday continued their probe wor^hop for teachers at Head Start into the heist and slapped a news At a press conference today, on the subject of creativity. Its staff blackout on the investigation which , Kennedy said he had received notice collated teacher evaluations of two also encompassed a bank holdup this morning in a letter from regional programs for educators. statewide director of the centers, Anderson courting disgruntled Democrats hours before the Fhirolator armored In addition, the center’s staff met Frank Bellizzi, the Manchester office car was hit. with the staff of a local junior high “This is going to be frustrating for - would be closed. By I nileil Inirrnalional y, In remarks prepared for delivery to the veterans group Detroit to addre^ the convention of the American . He told reporters later Mrs. Chisholm still is in the school to explain the operation of the everyone," state police spokesman In Bellizzi's letter to Kennedy, he center. During the course of the Jolin Anderson got a mixed reception from tfie today, Reagan criticize^ Carter's military policies, Federation of Teathers. "aftershock" of the convention and wants time to reflect said the Manchester office is one of saying they could "ultimately become provocative." He before answering his plea. Adam Berluti said. "We are not year, two or three Manchester American Legion, but is hoping for a better one from dis­ Unlike the pro-Carter National Education Association, six in the state that are closing this said he hoped the administration won't take "reckless ac­ Aspin — who ruled himself out of a possible-Anderson going to comment on every twist and teachers met with the center s staff, gruntled Democrats and in polls that, will determine the federation supported Sen. Edward Kennedy for the year, due to a cutback of federal tions" to demonstrate the strength of U.S. military vice presidency run — said he has nob made a decision, turn in the investigation. When we Kennedy said. whether he qualifies for the third microphdne in the Democratic nomination. Kennedy had a date to speak to are actually at the point of making an funds, leaving only the central office power. but will do so by Sunday when he has a date with a group According to Dr. Lee Hay, a presidential debates. , the group Thursday, and the White Houm believes the arrest, we will have a statement. in Rocky Hill operating. Quoting John F. Kennedy, the Republican presidential of Kennedy Democrats in Wisconsin. teacher at Manchester High School federation will endorse Carter eventually.' ' Officials did say earlier they may The independent presidential candidate addressed the nomiifee repeated his call for U.S, military superiority ^ Anderson's principal task at the moment is to climb a and former president of the town’s give polygraph tests to the driver and While the renewal of the lease had Legionnaires in Boston Tuesday, facing a stony silence over the Soviet Union and accused Carter of failing to .. Anderson broke off his New England campaign swing point or two in the polls to meet the League of Women been planned for Monday's meeting, teacher union, "There has been when he criticized Ronald Reagan's repudiation ofthe recognize the links between military strengthiind foreign at mid-day Tuesday and flew to Washington to meet with Voters 15 percent minimum to qualify for the presiden­ guard of the ambushed Purolator ar­ strong involvement by Manchester mored car to verify their stories. -■ ' A Kennedy said the new information arms limitation treaty, but applauded when he spoke policy. V and seek the support of two disgruntled Kennedy tial debates this fall. would prompt the removal of the teachers with the center." The two men had stopped for a scornfully of President Carter’s weakness and vacillation Carter will make his first post-convention speech Democrats — Reps. Les Aspin of Wisconsin and Shirley Two polls published Tuesejay had bad news for him and issue from the board's agenda. ‘ The center's purposd. to help in foreign policy. Thursday to the Legion and will fly the next dav to Chisholm of New York, for Reagan, but good news for Carter. lunch break Tuesday along a rural teachers deal with the rigors of northeastern Connecticut road when "Since the leasing of the .space is The Chicago Sun-Times published a Gallup Poll con­ not an issue to come within the classroom teaching, is in many cases ducted during the three days following Friday's,closing three hooded, armed men suddenly already met by the teachers' union, came upon the armored car, caught province of the Board oiEducation, I Music no-show session of the Democratic convention. Hay said. driver Arthur Stewart, 68. of 49 see nothing to be gained by having a It showed Carter now only 1.0 percent behind Reagan, center representative at Monday's "Our union is active. We already 38-39, with Anderson unchanged from the previous poll at Oakland Road, South Windsor, by offer in-service programs and surprise and then forced guard Board of Education m eeting." leads to melee 14 percent. ■■ Kennedy said. courses, so to a certain extent, the TORONTO (UPI) - about 35 other youths were The previous survey shortly after the Republican con­ Eldward Slegeski, 29. of 30 Griswold center being there was a duplication Fans of American rock arrested, police said. vention last month showed Reagan with 45 percent to St., Manchester, to open it up. Kennedy said as there "is a good of efforts. It was a district office. star Alice Cooper, angered They were expected to be Carter's 31 percent. The bandits, two with shotguns and deal of local interest in the center" Manchester teachers didn't respond when the musician did not charged with being drunk i And a new NBC-Associated Press poll showed Carter one with a handgun, then handcuffed he-Mas received word from Bellizzi in large numbers to the center. " Hay show up for a concert, in a p u b lic p la c e , still 7 percent behind Reagan but having made even more the guards and made off with $450,000 that he is willing toi^meet with said. pelted police with bottles, assaulting police and a dramatic gains. Reagan now leads Carter 39 percent in gold salts and $36,400 in cash, residents to answer their questions smashed stage equipment variety of other charges. to 32 percent, but in early August the standing was 47-22 mostly coins. about the center. Authorities warned the 200-300 and fought among "Most- of them were — a 25 percent spread. "I'll be glad to arrange such a ■ themselves in a riot that drwnk, ’’ a police It said Anderson had 15 percent in August but only 13 pounds of gold salt mixture, which is meeting if I get any indication that used in gold plating, contained Gates resulted in about 35 arrests spokesman said. percent now. ->»C. parents or others would like to meet and left 14 youtjis injured. The angry crowd threw cyanide. They said it could be fatal if with center representatives," Th^melee at the Cana­ bottles at each other and mishandled, inhaled or absorbed .W.3 Kennedy offered. dian National^ Exhibition news photographers, and AL SIEFFERTS SAYS... through the skin. probe • Stranded Coliseum Tuesday night hurled garbage cans, metal State police spokesman Joseph While much of the controversy had became so violent police chairs and turnstiles WHY PAY MORE? Crowley said police considered the m swirled around the center, many had to shield themselves ripped from the ground. mixture, which was being parents had expressed a concern The world’s largest cruise ship, the SS nearly 2,500 Jiassengers aboard, the U.S. transported jn glass jars, "very Coast Guard said. with chairs from a barrage liiey also lit a number of DURING OUR about whether humanistic education delayed Norway, formerly the SS France, lost power of bottles and footlights small fires that were dangerous. I guess you would have to is taught in the Manchester public and was adrift in the Caribbean Tuesday with know what you're doing if you’re i ' " schools. ^ ripped from the stage. qtiickly extinguished by IIAK-TFOKI) - Wednesday's The fighting spread from going to handle it." police and coliseum per­ Addressing that concern. Kennedy grand jury investigation into the the coliseum to the nearby Residents of the area where the ar­ Nature. lo%er sonnel before firemen said "I order to discuss the topic, you m urder of Elizabeth H art, of grounds of the annual from a station on the mored car was ambushed said a Jamie Hayes, 19-month-old daughter of Mr. flowers while she w rs oat for a siimmeP^troll have to define what you mean by “Glastonbury, was postponed because Canaclian National Exhibi­ grounds could arrive. Purolator vehicle making a noontime Caribbean cruise ship stop was a common sight along the and Mrs. John Hayes of 150 Carpenter Road, in her front yard. (Herald photo by Pinto) 'humanistic education.' If one asks if the state was still attempting to ob­ tion, tlie country's largest 5 secular humanism' as outlined in the tain hair, blood and saliva samples pec* road. f'.oventry| takes time to stop and smell the ' fair, and several vehicles from its suspect were damaged before 12” BLACK 8l white police brought the distur­ Robert Myers, assistant state's at­ still unable to cruis^ bance under control. ANTIQUES IN K souD nun torney, said today a new hearing to C U M IC M n seek a court order . to obtain the The ript began about PROFESSIONAL iMT 1 m 10:30 p.m, EDT, police H i r * 0 3 SUpptD^s could exceed prediction samples has been tentatively MIAMI (UPI) — The crew of the cortipahy spokesmen said.' STRIPPING & FkMlY The generators' were restored said, when the crowd of priced at scheduled for Tuesday. SS Norway was at work on its idled The Norway was about 70 miles REFIMSHING surplus, the unexpended money from collected in 1979-80 and collected the is not "spendable^ money, but the about 9 p.m. T u e sd a y g iv in g air some 14,000 was told By MARY KITZMANN terest on investments. engines today as the world's largest northwest of Grand Caicos Island, at conditioning, electricity and hot food • Wicker Reyeavinf .•Veneer departmental budgets, and the ac­ following year, were credited to the total uncollected taxes of 19778-79 The state has been trying to.obtain Cooper would not play. A Herald Reporter According to the report, the town cruise ship drifted powerless in the the end of the Bahamas chain north back to the passengers, Ewart said. Repair *Sea\2^ Rushed and Caned counting windfall. 1980-81 general fund. and 80. non-testimonial evidence from spokesman for the musi­ realized $247,758.30 more on its in­ Atlantic Ocean off “Grand Caicos of Haiti^ early this morning, the "The situation has been uncomfor­ •Chain and Furniture Regluera«lI tal (om i.: But when W illie found out about a local law ban­ mittee she had only five women to capacitated. spokesman, i On Aug. 7, Powers requested "feed­ V Tulisano also said he would back” from the lawmakers on the Variable cloudiness today tonight and Friday. Highs ning alcoholic beverages on stage, the bill became pursue the cases statewide in addi­ The rail line has the overwhelming sup­ Since a mandatory reporting-law propose legislation to allow quicker today in the middle 70s or 24 Celsius, lows tonight around "Paycheck with guest Holcombe." tion to their work in monitoring and port of both the house and senate, which proposed $15 million Waterbury-New went into effect in January 1978, access to homes of physically abused 60 Highs Frida.V|75 to 80 Probability of precipitation 10 Then Johnny got to thinking about that law ... inspecting the hundreds of nursing voted last April to free up about $750,000 to Britain-Hartford rail line, which the house percent today and ■ tonight '20 percent Friday. Winds more than 2,300 cases of elderly elderly and the issuance of court Wendy, who doesn't tipple, wound up the headliner. homes in the state. V fund the two-phase study. John Spaulding, and s.enate also supported last spring. northeasterly 10 to 1.5 mph today and easterly around 10 abuse have been reported, Mrs. Shea- orders to prevent non-spousal Tomorrow, the World! She said legislation was needed to director of operations for the Department Joyndr responded in a letter dated Aug. 19 Iv said, calling the figure only a frac- mph tonight and Friday allow quicker access to homes where physical abuse. of Transportation, who will oversee the by telling Powers ” to proceed along'the Long; Island .’Sound Roughing it project, said Wednesday the $20,000 being li'nes of legislative intent.” • Long Island Sound to Watch Hill. ’ R l and Montauk requested by the governor will fund the in- The letter reiterated Joyner’s support of Point, N Y A cool northeast to east flow will cover the Don't laugh — Carol Bellamy is strictly a city Job plan ital stage. the Waterbury-Hartford-Manchester rail area through Friday as low pressure over the western, mouse and she just ”1 expect the funds w ill come through," project and noted. “ I am aware of your Atlantic drifts slowly eastward. Northeast winds 10 to 20 might need the name Spaulding said. “ We’ll theii conduct an in­ statement that the automobile is here to knots today and 10 to 15 knots tonight, easterly 10 to 15 tag given to her by one ventory of what we have such as track and stay. However, we will never wean knots Friday Visibility generally 5 miles or better except of her staffers. It says, key Step bars and then look at the condition they customers from the automobile until we "Hi, I’m Carol Bellamy. provide them with an adequate alter­ locally lower in patchy log over eastern sections. Mostly NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Mayor are in and also examine suitable areas for cloudy through Friday with chance of Occasional druzle If found, please return William McNamara says a commis­ sidings.” Spaulding said the initial study native.” Joyner also pointsi out the com­ to City Hall, New York. w ill lead to a final set of design plans. parative costs of building im re highway over eastern sections Wave heights 2 to 3 feet today and sion to draw up proposals for civil "I wouldn’t want to venture a guess on versus reconstructing existing rail lines, tonight decreasing Friday Return. postage service reform is a.key step toward guaranteed." time projections,"'Spaulding said when sayingdhe cost-per-mile is far less for rail Extended outlook dispelling the cloud of corruption The Big Apple’s City asked how long he thought the entire study service. • Extended outlook for New England Saturday through. which has hovered over the city. Council president, "ac­ might take. Spaulding was also asked if he St^te legislators envision the restora­ Monday Mass . R.l &Conn.: The seven-member Charter Revi­ companied by her press thought Manchester to Hartford com­ tion of stations and depots along the fine Cloudy with a chance of showers Saturday and early sion Commission was name,d secretary, Lynn muter service was feasible. and the upgrading of track to class HI Sunday Jollowed by fair weather through Monday. High Wednesday night in response to an Abraham, is off on a 90- "Maybe sometime in the future," he specifications, which would enable trains temperatures from the mid 70s to low 80s Lows in the 60s alleged widespread job and mile, six-day raft trip responded, "but.not tomorrow.” to travel at speeds of up to 60 mph. Trains Saturday and Sunday and from the mid 50s to low 60s promotions-selling scheme that has down Idaho’s Salmon State Rep. Walter Joyner (R- using the rails now are limited to 20 mpb. Monday netted 24 arrests so far. River — an expedition Manchester), who adamantly supports the The trip to Hartford, according to Joyner, Vermont Warm and humid Saturday with a chance of The panel recommended by her staffers liken to project, applauded Gov. Grasso’s request takes between 20 and 30 minutes. thundershowers Clearing Sunday and fa ir Monday High McNamara and approved by the "that of Stanley and temperatures in the 70s to the mid 80s with lows 55 to 65. Common Council will propose Livingston. Byrd and Amundsen, Lewis and Clark Maine, -Hampshire: Chance of showers Saturday. changes in the civil service sysleni • and Laurel and Hardy." Clearing Sunday and lair Monday Lows in the 50s with that w ill be put before voters in REAL ESTATE COURSES If Ms. Bellamy has political foes, they’ll be in­ -Manchester Community College Is offering Real Estate courses that meet once a highs in the 70s November for ratification. terested too. The I Salmon also is known, in more week for 15 consecutive weeks. The cost of each Is $45.5(1, except for the Saturday romantic parlance, as "The River of No Return.” McNamara said the changes were morning* Principles and Practices course which Is $80.00. The Principles and Prac­ The^ Almanac a needed to "dispel the cloud of corrup­ tices course covers topics required- by the Connecticut Real Estate Commission. tion that has hovered too long over For further Information call 646-2137. our municipality." He was referring REAL ESTATE PRINCIPUS AND PRACTICES (3 crsilltl) B> I nilfd I’resii Inirrnutiuhal Quote qfj,he day to the sta tf’s 2 ','2-year probe into Monday 7:00 p.m. - 9:40 p.m. beginning September 8 , Today is Thursday. Aug. 21, the 234th day of 1980 with Sylvia Sd^man — who marched for women’s Tuesday 7:20 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. beginning September 9 allegations of promotions selling 132 to follow. rights in New York in 1920 and.will march again. Saturday 9:20 a.m. - 12:00 noon* beginning September 6 among municipal workers. The moon is moving toward its full phase. Saturday and Sunday lor the sgme thing — on her REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL I (3 credIU) The investigation has led to 24 • The morning stars are .Mercury and Venus. first venture into the battle for equality 60 years Thursday 7:20 p.m: - 10:00 p.m. beginning September 4 arrests and so far 11 of the suspects The evening stars are Mars. Jupiter and Saturn. ago: ”We didn’t know we were rebels. We didn't PRORLERIS IN REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE (3 credits) Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. know we were pioneers. We thought we were have pleaded guilty or no contest to charges of helping fix promotional Wednesday 7:00 p.m. - 9:40 p.m. beginning September 3 Britain's Princess .Margaret was born Aug. 21. 1930. defiant, willful and disobedient. We had a lovely RE6ISTRI|ITI0N On this datfe in hislory time. A ll the men along Fifth. Avenue booing andi examinations or lying about their in­ volvement in the scheme. Enthu^sms not shared In Person: Registrar’s Office , . In 1940. Leon Trotsky, a prime builder of Soviet com­ hissing added to our enjoyment. We never had so Seven^yfear-old.Mark Davilio’s enthusiasm for the age of dis­ Monday: August 25, 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. munism. was assassinated in .Mexico City where he had much attention in our live^." Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday; August 21, 28, 27, 28 In Hartford Wednesday, Superior 99 lived in exilg for three years. covery doesn't seem to be shared by the expression on his 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m, 60 BIDWELL ST. Court ^Judge William C. Bieluch $ M in H c i.....$ if* In 1951. the United States ordered construction of the mother s face. Pat Davilio, during a recent lake exploration Telephone: 646-2137 until August 22 (Saturday course only)’ MANCHESTER, 06040 Glimpses heard additional testimony on howa n ...... SM world s first atomic submarine. * program at the Indian Rock Preserve in Bristol. (UPI photo) TOMnNAL In 1968. the Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact forces Danny Kaye will be honored Sept. 5-11 by es­ conversation between'a fqrmer oo«r...... 27.99 invaded Czechoslovakia to sm.ash a drive to free The na­ tablishment of a special award, to be given ahnually chairman of the New Britain Civil Service Commission and suspended UVliaJXMAO tion from IVIoscow's control. in his name at the Deauville, France, Festival of HNOU HaOHrWORKMAn ¥ ’American Film ... Martial arts ace Chuck Norris, police Detective Sgt. George F, Sahadi was tape recorded. Oil Exec debates NoWJOJ who bills himself as the Kung Fu successor to Bruce P M i TM Hm s GARDEISS Lottery numbers Lee, w ill promote his new movie "Octagon" Friday He was was expected to rule today by giving self defense lessons in New York’s Cen­ whether a tape recording linking Numbers tfrawn Wednesday HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS tral Park to Penthouse Pets Cheryl Rixon. Corrine Sahadi to the c ity ’s municipal cor­ Uonnectit'ut 0456 I buyers’ advocate Alphen, Carole Davis and Gayle Gari .. Gilda ruption scandal can be used as Maine 1)389 -. ' evidence in the first case to go to Radner is in New York, rehearsing her role in Jean NEW HAVEN (UPI) — An oil com­ appearance. New Hampshire 50.'9 * ■ ’ trial. NOW ONLY Rhode Island 4801 ' I • Kerr s' "Lunch Hour " which w ill begin its pre- pany executive who says Americans The oil executive said his.indusfry NAME YOUR Broadway tour Sept. 20 in Wilmington, Del. ... Jose Massachusetts 6265 McNamhra said "in the last are now paying for two decades of should be regulation free. COLORI Ferrer has just finished principal filming in Greece several months the residents of the "energy addiction " dashed with a "We are a free enterprise, risk­ The .Massachusetts weeklv -lotterv nimibers were 5 for «8.90 Yellow 883. Blue 24, White 0.' on Conaught Internatiorial.film s’ ’ ’Red Tide,” in city have been relieved to learn that consumer advocate in a debate over taking international operation," he which he co-stars with James E arl Jones and Lila only a small minority of our workers the government's role in regulation said. "W ere not a local monopoly REG. *2,19 The Rhode Island weeklv lotterv numbers were 093 Kedrova. ' 4046. 85073 and 842389 were involved in the corruption," of Big Oil. like a utility. We don’t have a However, he said, "cleaning the Van E. Langley of Stamford-based protected market. We don’t have a UVI2.0MM.INSIOC' n bad apples out of city government is Conoco Inc. said Wednesday in 1960, fixed consumer.” . nam FUT u n x WAU RAlNT Mane hcsier not -enough. We .must rebuild and the price of gasoline was 30 cents a • c Easy to oppty quick ca«wng To Advertiae o To floport Nows But- Driscoll, substituting for IDEAL TIME TO FEED formula AvoUaWe m wfilte only ilarlliir^ '(llastoiihurv restructure our civil service system, gallon and crude was $3 a barrel. For a classified adveylisemenl, call To^eport a news item or story Idea: Moffett, said the companies heeded AND SEED YOUR LAWN, Evening Herald 643-‘27ll and ask lor Classified Office in order to insure that corruption is Today, gasoline is $1.20 a gallon and ’ M anchater__ Alex OirelU, 643-2711 never allowed to fester again in our crude is $30 a barrel. to be regulated because they were ( SI^S ;i27-')00 hours are 8 30 a m to .5 p m Mupday East Hartford__ Pat Reilly, 643-2711 the beneficiaries of OPEC’s price Covara 5,000 aq. ft. O N L V Hardware City,” "We aVe paying the price of 20 •"uhliNhcfi (IdiU f'xcfpi Sun.dav d'ml < er- through Friday When the olfice is Glastonbury .. Dave La^allee, 643-2711 ' / setting. use HUMTEIMiREEN idin hoiiddvs U\ tlic Mdnehrster closed, classified ads mav be placed bv years of cheap energy addiction, " he calling 643-2718 Andover...... Donna Holland, 6460375 McNamara urged voters to ap­ Driscoll said in effect the l'ublishinj» (41 llfra ld Sffuare. IM) Bolton'...... Donna Holland, 64(M)37s "eaid. during a lace-off with Al For inlormalion about display adver- prove a reformed system in Organization of Petroleum Expor­ _____ 10-000 on. ft. 11S.Bg hux *i91 -\ldn( h^•sl^r ^'onn (HUMO Coventry ...... Doug Bevins, 643-2T11 Driscoll of the Connecticut Citizen oCUCt (Or»'DOf'» Using. Call Tom Hooper, advertising ting Countries was a cartel, the likhs Hebron ..Barbara Mchmond, 643-2711 November. Civil service reform had Labor Energy'Coalition. Yhis Week Junipers Have a (gomplaint?' diredor, al 643-2711 of- which is outlawed in 'the United . L-Y c m •■AAV B A U in , Sbuth Windsor Dave Lavallee,643-2711 been the' central focus of Charter The two debated whether oil com­ Headquarten for States, upright spreading yews N ewt — II \ou tia'\c a (juvstion'ur To Subacribe Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 revision proposals which failed at panies should be put under utility GuarMteod minplainl ahuul new. i'(ivi‘rane. rail To subscribe, call Customer Service referendum last year, when fewer type control in the third ot 'the "O il companies all benefit frol^ JENNITE *8«’ CHANNEL Kranti Huriiank iijanaumi;’ rdiliir or . at 647-9946 Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to than.the required number of voters ■ ^ 5 ” ______To report special news: "Great Debates " broadcast by the cartel \yithout the risks," he said. HOME CENTERS c o n . mm i m -m u StcCr llarrv l•x(‘l■ullv^‘ rdilor 643-2711 5 30 p m Monday through Friday and 7 cast ballots in a referendum. Connecticut Public Radio from the nsKQUiriifi lUf 8UUIII, ulifiiiiii uifl rAiii Aohco products Circulation — ll vou hau*a firoblcrn Business...... Alex Girelli, 643-2711. "Their hands are clean. O PE C dops to 10 a m Saturday In the Sahadi case, the tape recor­ historic United Church on New “America's No. 1 Do-It-Yourselflo-lt-YourselfStores" Stores riaiardiiiii siru rr or di-livcrv rail ■Suggested carrier rates are $I 20 Opinion . < .. Frank Burbank. 643-2711 the dirty work for them. But they’re ding is one of several which state Haven’s (ireen; Many Thouaanda of Houaa A Fotlaga Plant* 1 uslornt-r .Srrvo'r 647-9946 llrlivt-ry weekly. $5 12 for one month. $15.35 for Family Betty Ryder.643-2711 the ones that enjo'y the profits. Sports Earl Yost, 643-2711 prosecutors want to use as evidence should be made'by 5 00 p m .Monday three months, $30 70 for six months, and The Cdnbco manager of project "The purpose of regulation is to t It t WNianE SL in the trial which charges he bought ENFIELD MANCHESTira PARKADE ihroueli f-'ral.ii ami h> 7 30 a m .Salur- $61 40 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 am to 5 p.m development was 'supposed to have keep prices on an even keel. When ,CT ila\ . his promotion to detective sargeant WOODLAND ITATBLINE FLAIABT. 120 (ELM IT.) WEST MIDDLE TPEE. ABd HOAD IT. available on request - Monday through Friday. ■ debated the topic with Rep. Toby anything gets out of balance, it's M34474 in a deal Haddad has testified he Moffett, D-Conn., but an illness in time for the government to step in on SA.E FNPf ^ 24 filT N ’SJ U arranged. . Moffett's fariiily precluded his a temporary basis." he said. vt Courses by Newspaper's series “ American Families in The future of the annual It's a s'hame the traditional king. Transition,” which will appear weekly in The Evening Herald, forms the basis of a degree credit course at July 4 fireworks display in display of patriotism Neighbors near the park Manchester Community College. East Hartford's McAuliffe reminiscent of the battle for have experienced the Beglrining Sept. 6, 15 weekly articles on changing Park is in doubt. freedom and independence thoughtless trampings of patterns of American families can be found in The Although no action has from tyranny is marred by spectators who have Evening Herald each Saturday. The three-credit course will be offered in cooperation been taken by the town coun­ the failure of a few to behave damaged property and gar­ with Manchester Community College and will be taught cil. there is a growing senti­ themselves with appropriate dens. by John Crowley, professor of sociology at MCC. ment to abandon the display demeanor. The large numbers of spec­ neighborhood, while con­ (ould be like voting against Telephone registration for "American Families in WAREHOUSE OUTLET Transition,” which is listed as Sociology 231, can be made of Independence Day If anything, Independence tators have jammed the park tinuing the event perhaps on hot dogs, motherhood, daily from 8 a.m. to 4:30.p.m. and Friday, from 8 a.m. to 945 Main Street, Manchester (formerly House & Hale building) patriotism. Day should be a, time for to see the fireworks and, we a smaller scale. Meanwhile, baseball and apple pie. noon. Walk-in registration is available on the above days The East Hartford celebra­ exemplary citizenship in the are confident, the majority we would hope those who at­ Perhaps there is another and times at the Community Services Offices in Faculty Open today til 5; Friday 9:30 to 2; Saturday 9:30 til 5 tion has grown in recent spirit of patriotism. has respected the rights of tend such public events will location that could be used West on the Bidwell Street campus. For telephone years as other towns have Something is wrong when a others. respect the rights of others for the display in future registration, call 646-2137. Special registration sessions are available on Saturday, Aug. 30, and Tuesday, Sept. 2, abandoned their fireworks community hosting such a . Again it is the few, who and will be reminded that the years. from 9 a.m. to 12 lioon. pageantry. patriotic display considers have no respect■ for rights of individuals were in­ We hope East Hartford Tuition for Sociology 231 is $40. Students are required to Large crowds, property- abandoning it. themselves or for others that cluded in the reasons for the explores all possibilities attend a orientation session on Saturday, Sept. 13, at 9 IMPORTANT BEOMNO a.m. in MB13 on the Manchester Community College It is important Americans damage and the fear that stands to lose the event for split with the king. before bringing the matter to campus. There will be a mid-semester and final examina­ someone may be seriously in­ have an opportunity to the community. We realize East Hartford a vote that would abandon tion and seminar sessions are scheduled before' exam. A jured add ammunition to the recognize the independence We would hope some alter­ public officials are put in a what has developed a reputa­ combined course Reader/Study Guide is available at the We’vem adea arguments that the event that was won after long and native could be worked out to difficult position. tion for being a fine celebra­ MCC Bookstore at a moderate cost. The series, coinciding with the 1980 White House bloody battle with a tyrant - Voting against fireworks SPECIAL PURCHASEI should be abandoned. better protect the tion in honor of America. Conference on Families, examines the changing roles of men and women, working mothers, single parents, the role of the child, the sexual and psychological revolution, REilMRKABLE SAVINGS! public policy, and other elements of the evolving family SALE! scene. Our buyer, the meanest, most ornery man in town The program is coordinated by Dr, Elizabeth Douvan, Professor of Psychology and Director of the Program on has needled and wheedled a tremendous deal Family and Sex Roles at University of Michigan's out of the Eclipse Bedding Company. Letters Institute for Social Research. This fall series is authored by leading scholars and writers who examine today's up­ This means Great Prices on Eclipse heaval in traditional family patterns, analyze its causes, Sacrolign Bedding. Hurry. Center plans and project the future course of the family in America. Credit courses To the editor: the character of the traffic." The .Aug 16 edition of The Herald Leapin’ lizards — Does the contained an article about the deci­ .Manchester Chamber of Commerce offered in area sion of the State Bonding Commis­ know this, and the business people MANCHESTER — The Community Services Division sion not to seek funds for the acquisi­ along Main Street’’ of Manchester Community College will offer a total of 39 tion of rights of way for the highway For years, they have been saying college credit courses at four different off-campus sites realignment project at the center. I that the realignment project is QuoteZr for the convenience of students unable to commute to the applaud that decision as an example " the keystone to Main Street Unquote campus. of good judgment and correct action redevelopment ’ and so on. The sites include South Windsor High School. East The project has no merit If neither the magnitude-(meaning "...Our country is being held to Hartford High School, Mansfield Training School, and Vernon Center Middle School. Even Earle R Munroe, chief of the amount! nor the character (meaning ridicule through the misadventures Such courses as English, mathematics, accounting, IVlunicipal Systems Section of the speed, among other things! of the of one Billy Carter, and I thought I'd economics, psychology, and history are available at one Connecticut Department of traffic will be changed significantly, make a contribution and help avoid or more of the sites. Transportation, suggested this lack as Mr .Munroe has said, then where embarrassment to the president." Gasses begin the week of Sept.8 and end the week of of merit in his memorandum of .May is ihe’ sense in demolishing.a,,sound — -Arthur J. Wilson, a New Dec. 15. 23. I979.‘ to D J Altobeli, division ad­ and taxable building — the Odd Jersey podiatrist who sent $220 to It is not decessary to be a degree student in order to SAVE $60 TO $80 ON ministrator for the Federal Highway- Fellows building — to create a wider Billy f.arter to help the president’s enroll in any of the off-campus courses. Administration In the memo, intersection that will have no signifi­ brother pay off a $220,000 loan Registration can be made by telephone until Friday. .Munroe said 'It has also been deter­ cant effect on the traffic? from Lihva. Walk-in registration is accepted daily at the Community mined that this project will not »«(ilt John Harrison, Services Office from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. except in either a significant' increase in 14 Goslee Drive. Fridays, when registration is closed at noon. In addition, open registration will take place at the ‘magnitude or a significant change in Manchester The Waffman File Bidwell Street Campus bf MCC Aug. 30 and Sept. 2 Thom 9 a.m. until noon at the Registrar's Office in the ad­ ministration building. For course information or registration, call the MCC Community Services Offices Medical service Uniting the ^Democrats^ at 646-2137. Convenience classes BEDDING. To the editor: • A paramedic service. By BOB VI AGMA.N Organization for Women and — philosophy. S a c w l^ n ferences by the pro- and anti­ • If so, would persons be willing to Recently I was named to the NEW YORK (N E A ) - The seventh housed in adjoining rooms in an Hhd you asked these delegates to abortion groups shortly before the pay for this service with an increase scheduled by college Manchester Emergency Medical Ser­ floor of the Democratic Convention's amazing display of logistical insen­ label themselves, most of them platform debate on abortion funding. featuring the unique SPRINGWALL construction in taxes and if so, how much? sitivity — Democrats for Choice and would have answered, MANCHESTER — The Community Senrices Division vice Council as a representative of headquarters hotel was turned over These "Democrats " are willing to • What is your opinion of our pre­ Democrats for Pro-Life, the two of Manchester Community College offers "Weekend in your choice of the firmness that suits you best. the public to organizations representing various "Republicans." work hard for the party in November sent day emergency service? most vehemently pro- and anti­ College’ " for the convenience of current or potentiai In order to adequately represent political and social causes. Walking This difference will be the — if the party is willing to-advance the public. I would like to determine Please write and let me know your abortion groups. students unable to enroll in a full-time weekday or down the incredibly crowded cor­ Democratic Party's biggest problem their cause. If it is not, they say they what the public would like for feelings. I can only represent the peo­ ridors — carefully stepping over the If yoii had asked the inhabitants bf in the 1980 general election. Weeknight program. w ill seek some other avenue of Each Weekend College course meets once a week on Our regular 119.95 emergency medical services. ple if the people let me know how young environmentalists who pitched the corridors to label themselves, Over the past decade as the expression — this year that usually either Friday evening or oh Saturday, in the morning or Any person .who would like to they feel. their sleeping bags at one end of a they would have said "blacks," or Republican Party has become an 3 1 2 Coil Eclipse Firm means John Anderson — or sit out afternoon. express their opinion can write to hallway — and contrasting the scene "women"-or "gays" or "Hispanics" association Vpf individuals with Gloria Langer. the election. There are 34 classes to select from this fall, ranging me I am particularly interested in 93 Carpenter Road, with that in Detroit last month, it or "pro-lifers" or "environmen­ basically the same background, from Accounting to Sociology. SacrotigBAmtassador knijwing if persons are interested in: Manchester was easy to see what differentiates talists" or "Unionists" or "Asians." philosophy and goals, the So when Jimmy Carter and other Courses start Sept. 5 and end Dec. 21. Democrats from Republicans.. What you would not have heard was Democratic Party has become a Democratic officials speak of uniting It is possible to complete a degree from MCC Mattress or Box Spring In one room after another were the term "Democrats." rather loose confederation of interest their party, they are talking about a exclusively through the Weekend College program. Each Full size, ea. pc., reg. 149.95...... Sale 119.95 arranged the New Democratic Coali­ In fact, most delegates to the con­ groups tied mainly by their shared far more difficult job than simply semester, the course offerings are rotated so requirements for an Associates Degree can be met. tion, Democrats for U.N. 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Virtually all goals, it will self-destruct because highest praise!/ - tlre-xAmerican Fedei'ation of the delegates in Detroit had come out our goals are shared by a majority of Given the short time until the elec­ I E d a y s UMirEDTIMEONiy' SacwBgn Piender Jeffrey Baver, Deserved ovations rang out Teacintrs, the Dellums for President of the same middle-aged, upper- Democrats..." Virtually identical tion and given this year's three-man Full size, ea. pc., reg. 169.95...... Sale 1 20.95 throughout the evening^s fare, while Youth Advisory Board, Committee, the Coalition for middle-class whites who shared the versions of this statement were presidential race, "uniting the par­ Queen size, 2 pc. set, reg. 379.95...... Sale 31 0.05 Broadway was onotr^gain brought to Town of South Windsor Womph's Rights, the National same conservative political voiced in back-to-back press con- ty" shapes up to be quite a job. Y d King size, 3 pc. set, reg. 559.95...... 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When a sub­ both include AII-You Can Eat have already been ominous Castro, who sent word by diplomatic they are maneuvering to gain control gressional interns and other new­ Salod Bar. Baked Potato and rumblings out of the Kremlin, war- Central Intelligence Agency is to channels that be won't do anything to of the northern provinces. They committee chairman proposed comers. But twice in one recent Warm Roll with Butter ' ning Soviet retaliation if Iran should gauge the political fallout. embarrass Carter before November. might condone a limited U.S. inva­ hearings on residential insulation in • week, the in-House channel was be aUacked Military analysts are confident at • To reduce the danger of a con­ sion, in the south, therefore, if the Portland, Ullman OK'd the trip with showing a movie, "Harry's War." 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Seven airborne divisions and V r j h e Kremlin might even be in­ with an October invasion of Iran un­ • Bright foot pedal system SPECIAL • 25 pedels sake of hyping his several air mobile brigades can also clined to cooperate behind the scenes less he obtains a back-channel un­ Love is not arrogant or rude. Kudeness is often at work between •Automatic rhythm •D ual channel Leslie politiqai appeal on election eve be rushed to Iran. to help free the hostages by military derstanding with the Soviets. These attributes of love cause me the generations. The demise of dis­ • BASS, D RUMS speakers • 2- 61 note menueli Analysts have narrowed down the means. Sources say that the Soviet Footnote: Half an hour after the to think in terms of larger masses of cipline has ushered in a rise in SALE •And axcluiive Nott-A-Chord • Dozens of The president is not unaware of the List instrumental voices List Soviet response to four options: (1) KGB knows the location of each U.S. rescue team crossed into Ira- ‘ people — not so much the one-to-one rudeness between the young and the ■iSwiiiFwnwtiw. Ends August 30th •Plus many muiical effects danger. He has directed the in- military intervention; (2) diplomatic hostage and might help a U.S. rescue nian airspace on their abortive April relationships, But rather the older, between students and $1595 $3745 $7195 teiligence community to produce a opposition: (3) official indifference; force secure their release, th is mission to free the hostages, the relationships of one segment of socie­ teachers, between children and Cormot b« UMd In combtndOon itN/i 935 Main Street. Manchester ^ 643-5171 Open daily til 5:30; Tues. & Thurs. til 9; Closed Sun. Mon. secret estimate of how the Kremlin other dbcounti Applooblf loan not or (4) clandestine cooperation. My would hand Carter a dramatic coup Soviets were alerted. A U.S. recon-, ty to another. parents. induded AtPofOdpotlng Sieokhouew will react to a limited invasion of associate Dale Van Atta has sounded just before Americans go to the polls. naissance plane detected com- Arrogance is often at work when Love is not arrogant or rude. Can ■SrteHII »*- Iran The first concern, of course, is out key sources in the intelligence nqunications signals "consistent with . M if Mirtvf Rn) The grateful Carter, in turn, might comparisons are made between the you put on "love” today? what the Soviets will do. But there community. Here's how they ap­ lift a grain embargo, reactivate the the Russians being placed on alert.” “ haves” and "have'nots” or between could also be ugly repercussions in praise the Soviet attitude: SALT II treaty and give the Soviets Later, President Carter put through the various ethnic or racial . Rev. Dale H. Gustafson the Moslem world. • The analysis agree that the access to more U.S. technology^ a hot-line call 'to the Kremlin to backgrounds that inhabit our nation. , Emanuel Lutheran Church EVENING HERALI^ Thurs.^f^gust 2 . clothing before loading to pre- laundering tips from Whirlpool vent snagging other Items in home economists that can help the load. you keep your clothing cleaner • Mend rips and tears before looking and longer lasting. washing so that they don’t •Treat spots and stains become larger during washing. before washing. Many stains • For cold water washing, are easy to remove when fresh heavy duty liquid detergents but become set when allowed are recommended. If you use a to stand. powdered detergent, dissolve just a tew laundering mistakes • Close zippers and hooks it in a little warm water first The two Soviet ipacacraft that vliited Venus in late can be very costly. To help you and remove pins buckles or and then add it to your cold 1978 reported temperatures as high as 860UF. and as avoid mistakes, here are some other sharp objects ffom the wash water. many as 25 lightning impulses per second. didate Louis Zemel was saying as he persuaded one man to sign his petition to get on the ballot and struck out with lllllllllllM I and after five hours, he had obtained 70 signatures. There were too many out-of-towners who weren’t registered Connecticut voters. He kept moving. Deli Department Specials He is the Citizens Party candidate for the U.S. Senate CHOICEST MEATS ' from Connecticut. At 68 years old, he describes himself KRAKUB as "a venerable old man and I feel it. Oh, yes." Zemel IMPORTED POLISH HAM •2.68 said he expects to lose. m TOWN ...... lb. GENUINE IMPORTED SWITZERLAND So does Barry Commoner, the party's presidential can­ U 8D A C H O IC E •2.89 didate, who is a 63-year-old professor of environmental SWISS CHEESE ...... H). science at Washington University in St. Louis. Commoner WEAVER founded the movement a year ago as an alternative to the CHICKEN ROLL •2.19 major parties. EYE ROUND ...... lb. don’t expect to be elected in 1980," he said. M U C K rS 1 •1.69 ’The party’s strategy is to get 5 percent of the ROLOGNA ...... , lb. national vote this year — roughly 4 m illion votes — which ROAST Dressed for the part Special speaker SALES LAND-O-LAKES then makes it eligible for several m illion dollars of post­ •2.19 WHITE AMERICAN CHEESE ...e ...... lb. Wearing his cap from. American Legion* Independent presidential candidate John B. election federal financing. U8DA CHOICE LEAN M U C K rS Post 43, Hollywood, Calif., of which he is a Anderson addresses the national convention ’Thus, with a contemplated constituency of working •1.69 SKINLESS FRANKS ...... lb. member. Republican presidential candidate of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Chicago, U P TO people, unionists, feminists, minorities and young ac­ Ronald Reagan salutes an enthusiastic crowd tivists. the Citizens Party expects to rock the White CORNED BEEF CABOT VERMONT 111., Wednesday. He said the United States House, Congress, Statehouses, and City Halls through the CHEDDAR CHEESE •2.69 of legionaires at the 62nd annual National must take better care of Vietnam veterans as 1980s. 50% OFF W______Convention in Boston, Mass., Wednesday. a matter of simple decency and fairness and - It is antiwar. FLAT STYLE y Reagan warned President Carter not to must strengthen both its military and its "We had the truth, the movement grew, the Vietnam war was stopped, now we have the Citizens Party," said attempt any “reckless action ' to reassure economy. (UPI photo) U8DA CHOICE LEAN HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS the American public of U.S. military might, Zemel, whose Powder Ridge Ski Area in Middlefield was the site of several antiwar protests. , (UPl photo) MORE BIG DAYS 3 Commoner was asked by a spectator at a sparsely REQ.-SUPER-SUPER PLUS attended evening appearance at Wilbur Cross High. CORNED BEEF School how the Citizens Party would go about "conver­ TAMPAX Carter defends defense ting the Soviet Union to pacificsm ." "B y making absolutely clear to them that we w ill not HEAD CUT TAMPONS *1.99 accept a nuclear war solution to any problem; publish all documents'on its consequences, and have the United WEAVER before legion convention Nations hold an international conference on the issue." 25* A RIDE He suggested fostering a peaceful approach to the terrupted by applause 20 times as he Soviet Union. He said the Soviets invaded Afghanistan BOSTON I UPI) — President "We could have spent more money, DUTCH FRYE Carter today defended his defense we could not have spent more called for major increases in defense ON THE PARKADE last December following the Iranian hostage crisis ANACIN spending record as wise and prudent ely. We could have placed our spending. because of "a perceived threat." i on the BI bomber — that would "We need — and we are getting — Lapses in detente, as well as in the strategic a rn ft' *1.89 and said it would do ‘ no good to seek TRAIN TABLETS .100a absolute superiority over the Soviet service quickly — and the right answer for the long haul" in talks, and the presence of American warships in the Per­ vPARTY PACK « e.a . Union." obsolete al0W)st as quickly," said weaponry. Carter said today. 10 A.M.-5 P.M. sian Gulf, reinforced the position of Soviet hawks and the He gave the message in a speech to ftfl^ "To capitalize on advanced invasion resulted, he said. the national convention of the The president said he decided in­ American technology and to deal ProcMdt fo M a n e h 9 $ fr While the party’s main commitment is to peace, it is ■ iiliiliiiil iiife ittiiiifi American Legion, which heard stead to opt, for rapid development of with Soviet advances in air defense. I Rotary Club eharltlaa. also anti-nuke, against draft registration, sexism, Ronald Reagan roundly criticize U.S. the U.S. Cruise missile, one of the decided instead to accelerate the racism, and multinational corporations. It wants sharp m ilitary strength around the world nation's major weapons. The little development of Cruide Missiles." reversals in m ilitary spending, and jobs for anybody on Wednesday. unmanned aircraft are capable of "Four years agd there was no willing to work. "The destructive power of the avoiding enerny radar and delivering program for long range air launched It has very little money now. Zemel asked for a $1,000 world’s strategic aresenal is already nuclear payloads over thousands of Cruise Missiles. We will begin . contribution after Commoner spoke, got no takers, and LIVE & KICKING adequate for total devastation. ' the miles via low-altitude flights. production. Because of their ac­ said he would give it himself. He was somewhat president said. , Four years ago. presidential can­ curacy and ability to penetrate successful with pleas for amounts under $100. FRESH "It does no good to increase that didate Jim m y Carter spoke to the Soviet defenses, they represent a far ’The party’s main goal so far has been to obtain access destructive power in search of a tm i- American Legion convention in Seat­ more effective deferent than the B- ' to the ballot through valid petition signatures. porary edge or in pursuit of the illu­ tle and was booed when he vowed to 1 . " "Qualifying to participate in a democratic proce.ss," Commoner said wryly, "which I thought we were all born lb. sion of absolute superiority. Chasing give a blanket pardon to Vietnam The Defense Department an­ MAINE LOBSTER War draft resisters. He later made nounced on March 25 that Boeing Co. into." *2.59 either advantage can undercut the stability and assured deterrence that that his first official act as president. won — in fly-off contest with General He said the party is on the ballot in 22 of 35 targeted (while they last) is our real goal and need" Reagan, in his address to the Dynamics — a $141 million contract states and the District of Columbia. It has apparently Carter did not mention Reagan by group's fonvention Wednesday, to to produce 225 Cruise Missiles this gathered the required 14,085 signatures or 1 percent of name today, but he clearly countered sharply criticized Carter’s foreign year. Another 480 are scheduled for MEET AND TALK the registered voters in Connecticut. many of the Republican presidential policy and even suggested Carter in­ fiscal 1981. ' But it routinely strives for more than required to offset candidate's accusations in laying out vented statistics showing the United The version is a subsonic missile, any names that may be tossed put after examination in We Give Old Fashioned what he sees as the nation's defense States is stronger m ilitarily than it air launched from B52s, which can' TO RUDY the various states. It has set a goal of 20,000 for submis­ needs for the 1980s. ■ • really is. Reagan's speech was in- deliver conventional or nuclear sion Aug. 26 to Connecticut’s secretary of the state. Butcher Service ... No Substitute warheads up to 2,000 miles within 30 THE ROROT Obtaining > the petition signatures begins with For Quality yards of target. motivating volunteers. Karen Matthews of the party’s On April 2, General Dynamics New Haven chapter sometimes gives them pep talks and Hypnosis aided mother granted contract to build a tactical FRIDAY A said that for some it isn’t easy, but once ’’you pscyhe version of the Cruise M issile with a yourself up" to make the approach, it can be done, STORE HOURS; to hnd abandoned child 300-mile range to be launched from SATURDAY Paul Bass needed no encouragement. The exuberant 317 Highland S t Navy and A ir Force fighters with folk singer persuaded 800 people to sign their names, and Mon. S Tues. til 6;00 BOSTO.N (UPI) — Officials say Monte Spears said he called in a hyp­ conventional warheads. 1 0 A.M. - S P.M. apparently holds the Connecticut record. The volunteers they *used h yp n o tism to help get some unusual replies when they approach people. Wed., Thurs., & Fri. ’fil 9:00 MHNCRESTER notist to help Ms. Gray and Joseph White House press secretary Jody Katherine Gray. 19. remember the Dwyer. 20, recall the details about bring your camera/ "It’s against my religion to vote." one man told Karen Powell told reporters Wednesday Sat & Sunday license numbers and description of the gypsy caravan that agreed to Matthews. H i e H u m F £ Carter would avpid any mention of 'til 6:00 CONN. vehicles ifi a caravan of gypsies to take their child last July 7 Reagan in his speech and concen­ whom she reportedly turned over her Officials located the caravan after trate on the defense needs of the 4-month-old baby, Jolene police issued an all-points bulletin. Speakers bureau formed country. But Spears, in a telephone inter-' Jolene has been placed in the “The decisions that have been and HARTFORD — Saint Francis Hospital and Medical view Wednesday, also said he is in­ custody of .Ms. Gray's father. Ber­ will be made in the next few years ... Center Foundation has established a free health informa­ vestigating possible child abuse or nard Gray of Pepperill, .Mass. She will deal with systems that may not tion service in the form of the Saint Francis Hospital and child abandonment charges against was recovered from gypsies at a be fully deployed until after his time Medical Center Speakers Bureau. the couple. GROCERY SPECIALS ^ Garden Fresm Produce Specials in office is up'and which may well Middleton. Mass., trailer park, Tm still collecting testimony and Comprised of physicians and health-care professionals, need to be doing their job in deterring although the alleged "adoption " took I could file charges with the county the bureau is a community resource which can provide OCEAN SPRAY PRUNE aggression past his lifetim e," Powell place in Idaho. prosecutor within a week, " Spears social, civic and community organizations and clubs with said. ..0.99* Lewiston, Idaho. 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Abo) officials had not ruled out the possibijily of an explosion. tial speed-up in the schedule for w riting off business in­ vessel. A Soviet freighter began taking survivors off the 15 crewmen were seen busily working near the stern, in­ The sources said a thorough investigation would be vestments. stricken craft. dicating the fire broke out in the rear part of the ship. made to detect any possible radiation leakage from the The committee, headed by Sen. Russell Long, D-La.. Surviving crewmen of the blazing vessel refused help "The ship was in no danger of sinking," the captain submarine's two nuclear reactors, though a Japanese SOVIET NUCLEAR from a Japanese rescue heliconter. .said. "We don't know (about the extent of damage) since patrol plane flying over the submarine detected no radia­ SUB REPORTED The crew of the 3,000-ton freighter Meridian had we did not lake part in rescue work.” tion leakage. managed to lake 55 of 100 seamen off the the crippled sub­ Japan's M aritim e Safety Agency said the 4,600-ton, 375- Echo-I class submarines, five of which were built as Long, who is anxious to get back to Louisiana to cam- ON FIRE HERE marine by sunset, the Japanese M aritim e Safety Agency foot Echo I-class submarine from the Soviet Far East prototypes of later nuclear vessels in 1961 hnd 1962, do not and Self-Defense Forces reported. fleet refused help from a Japanese helicopter sent to the carry the latest technology and equipment, according to Pilots of Japanese aircraft on patrol flights over the burning vessel 87 miles east of Okinawa in the East China the authoritative Jane's Fighting .Ships. series of closed caucuses and brief public rubber- scene reported that bodies of the Soviet crewmen Sea. The Maritim e Safety Agency said information on the stamping sessions. appeared to fiave been laid out under a makeshift canvas Early today, a Defense Agency patrol plane reported number of victims came from a radio message sent by He brushed aside controversial proposals with the tent built on the deck. no smoke from the submarine indicating the blaze was sub crewmen to a Soviet naval ship near the scene but promise, "W e'll deal with it on the (Senate) floor.” Soviet crewmen told (he patrol planes "there was no under control, but it said makeshift first-aid tents had was intercepted by the Gary. Senate passage and House consideration of the tax-cut Equator radioactivity leakage, " according to the officials. They been pitched on the deck of the vessel. "We can't tell you the name of our vessel, " the package are s till tenuous. • said an initial survey by aircraft detected no radioactivi­ The Safety Agency reported the sub. built in the 1960s, message said. "What we can say is that we have 100 men The individual tax-cut package, reduces tax rates in ty pollution of the air over the scene. Examinations of would not even identify itself to a sister Russian ship on board and'we belong to the Vladivostok base " general and eases the burden of the "m arriage penalty." seawater w ill be conducted by a ship sent by the beyond saying it carried 100 men and came from M aritim e Safety Agency. Vladivostok, the base of the Soviet Far East fleet. The package, approved 16-0, is designed to offset the A Soviet nuclear submarine caught fire off The Soviets refused Japan's offer to help in rescue The Agency officials said at least nine Soviet crewmen scheduled increase in Social ^ c u rity taxes in January work. died in the blaze and three others were injured, and the estimated impact of inflation that pushes people Okinawa, killing at least seven crewmen and injuring three others, Japanese officials said The accident, first involving a Soviet nuclear sub near explaining the reports came from a British vessel in the into higher tax brackets without increasing their spen­ Japan, was discovered by the British liquefied natural area, the Gary, which intercepted radio messages from ding power. today. (UPI photo) gas carrier Gari earlv todav. the sub to (he other Russian vessel. It calls for a reduction in the maximum tax rate from the current 70 percent to 67 percent. The 14 percent rate Sen, Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., left, and Sen. Strom Thurmond, D-S.C,, at the lowest end of the current tax scale would be WEEKEND SPECIAL huddle with Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., Wednesday during hearings on dropped to 12 percent. Most tax brackets in between Sens. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, left, Daniel Moynihan, D-N.Y., Tea break may have caused jet fire Billy Carter's relationship with Libya. Billy Carter's financial adviser would be reduced. center, and Russel Long, D-La., members of the Senate Finance Com­ Married couples with two wage earners w ill get some JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia ( U H l) — Mecca-bound Moslem the burned corpses were found — a tact which may have mechanical condition. " told the committee Carter sought an unsecured “character" loan of, mittee meet on the tax cut Wednesday. The committee, in keeping with hindered the crew from carrying out their duties. " the DAISIES pilgrims using gas stoves to brew tea on a crowded Saudi Among the dead were at least one American, identified ' relief from the substantially higher taxes they have to its promise to draft a tax cut bill by the end of the week, swiftly ap­ $500,000 from the Libyans, but was turned down. (UPI photo) pay compared with single people of sim ilar incomes. The Arabian jetliner may have started the fire that engulfed report said. only as an aircraft technician named Mr. Curtiss, four LiUME MINCH spouse with the lower income could deduct 5 percent of proved a $22 billion package of reductions for individuals effective Jan the plane at Riyadh airport, killing all 301 people, a There were indications that passengers, in their frenzy British businessmen and a British stewardess. the first $30,000 of earned income in 1981. rising to a 10 1. (UPI photo) preliminary report said. to get out, may have contributed to their own deaths by Saudi officials said the plane also carried 82 Pakistanis. percent deduction in 1982. Ufficials sifting through the charred hulk of the Saudi jamming the doors to the point where they could not be 32 Iranians and an "undetermined number " of South •2.56 The package also includes a $100 increase in the per­ Arabian Airways L-1011 Tri-Star say they lound a small opened Irom either inside or outside, the report said. Koreans. Egyptians, Saudi Arabians and Sudanese. Billy gets" chance CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. OPEN sonal exemption to $1,100. The standard deduction Would gas stove in the center of the aircraft and another in the All three engines were found in "good condition," the The disaster was the worst involving a single aircraft be increased by $100 for single people to $2,400 and by $200 Brown warns of dangers rear "where the fire was concentrated." A fire rplport said, and the fuel tanks were untouched by the since a Turkish Airlines DC-10 crash near Paris in March CARRY , 649-5268 THURS. for m arried couples to $3,600, extinguisher was found nearby. • bl(aze — "w hich proves the a irc ra ft was in good 1974. killing 346 people aboard. TILL 9 P.M. to relate his story Those earning less than $11,000 a year w ill get a slight Ufficials stopped short of blaming One of the pilgrims fort. increase in their earned income tax credit — up from 10 NEWPORT, R.I. (U PI) - Defense for sparking the Wednesday blaze, which apparently pan­ Secretary Harold Brown says the Soviet The latest Pentagon strategy — made Billy Carter asked him to obtain a perdent to 11 percent of the first $5,000 they earn. icked passengers into jamming the exits and prevented W.ASHl.NGTOS' lU P Ii — After months Union has deployed its new multiple- public last month — is to target U.S. mis­ of leaks and rumors. Billy Carter s chance "character loan" — one without any In a 20-0 vote Wednesday morning, the committee ap­ rescue teams from forcing their way into the burning warhead intercontinental ballistic missile siles on Soviet command posts and collateral — Sprague said, but the Libyans proved a business tax cut ailowing business investments plane. arrived today to unwrap publicly and un­ faster than expected and says it may weapons centers rather than on Russian America’s Largest insisted on a mortgage on Carter's proper­ to be depreciated over two, four, seven or 10 years, The in-flight blaze, which spread through the cabin to der oath his own account of his" friendly already pose a direct threat to America's cities and industry. depending on the size and type of investment. the cockpit, forced the American-made plane on a flight and financial relations wiULJhe Vadical ty. land-based missiles. Sprague said the final terms called for a The business package, offered by Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, from Karachi. Pakistan to Jeddah via Riyadh, to turn government of Libya / Brown made the acknowledgement in a Pentagon officiais devised the plans on five-year loan at 10 percent interest, with D-Texas, allows businesses to depreciate their in­ back to the Saudi capital. It successtully landed but all The president s brother was the major speech Wednesday to the Naval War grounds the old doctrine of massive Antenna Manufacturer vestments about 40 percent faster than under current aboard were burned to death as rescue workers helpless­ witness scheduled to testify before the inteftst-only repayments required the College in Newport. retaliation might not be the best course first two years and retirement of principal law. ly watched, unable to open the emergency doors. third day of the special Senate Judiciary "In the future,” Brown said, "Soviet for dealing with a lim ited Soviet attack on subcommitted s public sessions in the required the last three. There was also a Small businesses, three-quarters of which spend less The preliminary report of the Saudi Civil Aviation m ilita ry programs could, at least poten­ the United States. crowded Senate Caucus Room loan fee of 0.75 percent. than $15,000 a year on new equipment, would benefit by Directorate suggested gas, stoves of a type taken by tially, threaten the survivability of each Among the questions he faced were: Sprague said the Libyans also agreed to being allowed to write off their first $25,000 in in­ pilgrims to Mecca — where cooking amenities are in component of our strategic forces. Brown did not elaborate on the dangers —Did he try to influence U S. policy allow Billy Carter to pay off the loan vestments immediately, avoiding the need to depreciate short supply — may have been responsible lor the fire. "For our ICBMs (intercontinental America's landbased Titan and toward the radical Libyan government of before maturity without penalty with equipment. "Regrettably, some pilgrims traditionally carry with ballistic missiles), that potential has been Minuteman missiles face at this stagd, but Moammar Khadafy'’ expected oil commissions that have not them — secretly — such flammable equipment, " the realized — or close to it." his words stood in clear contrast to —Did he ignore White House and State materialized. report said. In the speech. Brown also outlined remarks he made to Congress in January. The report said other fires aboard airliners in the Mid­ Department warnings the Libyans would "M r. Carter told me he needed money America's contingency plans for dealing At that time, he estimated U.S. missiles use their friendship with him to try to gain desperately, that the Internal Revenue Buckley claims U.S. dle East had been blamed on passengers using stoves to with the Russians if the Kremlin ever influence in the White House'’ Service was really putting the pressure on probably would not become vulnerable brew tea and coffee and occasionally cook food in flight. decides to launch a lim ited nuclear war ef­ —Was he improperly tipped the Justice him. " Sprague said. Billy Carter lost his should build carrier before 1981 or 1982. The Saudi report said the Tri-Star'S "black-box " flight Department had become aware he was profitable public appearance contracts recorder showed pilot Mohammed A1 Khuweiter radioed soon after leaving Riyadh, a lire had started in the receiving Libyan funds, causing him to because of public displeasure over his HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican U.S. Senate can­ R A Y S A R N y& N A U Y ANTENNA contact the department last June to entertainment of a Libyan delegation in didate James Buckley says the United States should get economy-class section and had spread through first-class arrange his belated registration as a L i­ xthe United States busy building another super aircraft carrier of the Nim itz to the cockpit. byan agent'’ Sprague said Carter tried to get a 100,- class. The Saudi captain said he was returning to the airport to attempt an emergency landing. As the green and white —Was tjie $20,000 he received from 000 barrel per day increase in the Libyan "The Afghanistan invasion by Russia has shown that Libya in December and the $200,000 in oil allocation for the Charter Oil Co., U.S. carrier forces are seriously deficient," saidf | jetliner touched down, flames erupted along the length of April part of the $500,000 loan Libya which promised to pay the president's Buckley, who faces state Senate M inority Leader the fuselage. promised him, or were these payments brother a commission of 5 cents to 55 Richard Bozzuto in a Sept. 9 prim ary for the GOP Senate ALL WEEK-NOW THRU SATURDAY " It was clear that the passengers were pushing each part of a separate deaU cents a barrel, depending on scarcity. nomination. other and gathered at the main exit doors, where most of Ronald Sprague, a West Coast financial While Billy Carter was hospitalized, he Buckley said Wednesday the Soviet Union was building • BOOTS Health union backs Dodd consultant who negotiated final terms of said. President Carter summoned him to a nuclear-powered carrier "to reinforce their navy that is SHIRTS the loan in March, testified Wednesday he the White House to thank' him. Sprague already twice as large as ours," which made it "all the • SHOES HARTFORD (U P Il — Rep. Christopher Dodd. D- was unaware of the payments until he said he mentioned B illy faced financial more urgent that we proceed with the building of another Conn., has won the support of the New England Health read news accounts and did not know difficulties — a tip his brother received Nimitz-class carrier of our own." PANTS •JOCGER Care Employees Union. D istrict 1199, in his'bid for the V whether they were part of the loan without comment Buckley took the occasion to attack Rep. Christopher U.S. Senate. ' K'i Dodd, the Democratic nominee for the Senate seat being SHORTS SNEAKS Dodd said Wednesday he was "proud to have earned given up by Democrat Abraham Ribicoff. •FASMON their endorsement and welcome their involvement in my r. He said Dodd's "anti-defense votes" in Congress "have JACKET ramnaivn " ______Williams admits role had a potentially damaging effect on Connecticut's UNDERWEAR economy.” The B-1 bomber Dodd voted against "would have SUPER SPECIAL OFFER-JUST IN TIME FOR in Abscam operation brought Hamilton Standard (in Windsor L*cks) some $100 ONE DAY ONLY! million in subcontracts" and "the scuttling of the SACK TO SCHOOL .NKW YORK iL'Pli — Sen Harrison never been asked about his involvement in proposed Ninitz-class carrier cost some 50 Connecticut HOW'S YOUR CHAMCi TO Williams, D-.N J , has admitted tor the the probe and added, "W illiam s never CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF SELECTED FAMOUS companies $25 m illion in subcontracts,” said Buckley. first time he was involved in the KBl denied he had a meeting with the sheik.” BRAND PANTS Fafue to $18.00 OPEN 5 A V E H ; ' i \ \ \ Abscam probe of official corruption but "This was the first time the question TNURS. as insists he did nothing "improper, un­ ever arose, and the senator readily stated oAaTt:ao4:oo 805 MMNST MMCffSTER Y ? AT COMPARES TO] ethical or illegal " "You never know what it enough unl^ti you know what he had," Koelzer said. "There was no is more than enough." William Blaka W.G. Williams made the admission question he met with these people. Nobody J seen I - ‘ • \ Wednesday, after a ta'pe pla.ved at the cor­ ever denied that. " RAY'S ARMY&NAUy STORE GLENNEY ANTENNAS ruption trial of tour politically powerful Erichetti. Hep. Michael Myers, D-Pa., men depicted con man and Abscam Philadelphia Councilman Louis Johanson on TV architect Melvin Weinberg coaching and Philadelphia lawyer Howard Criden COSTING Williams on how to behave before the are defendants in the first Abscam trial in phony Arab sheik U.S. District Court in Brooklyn. They are On the tape, Weinberg, who designed charged with accepting $50,000 to help the ...... UP TO the Arab scam operation for the KBl in phony sheik gain entry into the United exchange tor leniency in a previous scam ■States. VISA he ran. urged Williams to tell the sheik Defense lawyers admit tffeir clients 50% MORE! ' hpw important you are ' accepted the money but only because they R a d k t o ^ You've got to tell him how important were told by Weinberg they would not ac­ you are. who you are: I'm the man I'm tually have to do anything for the sheik. the man who s going to open the doors Williams has not been indicted in the inSTYLE. 1 m the man who's going to do this and use two-year Abscam probe. His attorney my influence and 1 guarantee this, "' denied there was any wrongdoing. Wei'nberg said ,A Antenna w telor *'We have thoroughly investigated and ] researched this matter. The statements of Later, throfigh a spokesman. Williams ' Weinberg and others played in court today acknowledged he met with Weinberg, the p rciearest Reception .speak for themselves," Koelzer said. 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(UPI) — They call it "Moliy’s Radiation fighting nuciear energy — who spoke against it, but we with milkshakes Restaurant” and construction workers from the nearby didn't have anybody from our county that spoke against Yellow Creek nuclear plant drift in and out during the day it,” he said. "So that tells the story right there.' V V - - . SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) - loss will follow. for breakfast or a quick snack. But some area residents feel the TVA project, which Disheartened with continuous The key to her system is self- “They say we have floating waitresses because of the has brought an influx of construction workers and white- failures in her 15-year battle against respect and self-acceptance, in con­ "N? radiation,” iaughed 18-year-old Barbara Wood, a collar workers from o|jier states, has had an inflationary fat. Melody Marks started con­ trast — she points out — to dieting waitress from nearby Pickwick. "Breakfast is our main effect on a small town economy. suming all the milkshakes, hot fudge programs that associate weight loss business.” “When this (the nuclear plant) came in, the super­ sundaes and orange marmalade her with punishment or self-rejection. Molly Gladish is the owner of the smail cafe, which sits markets and clothing stores jacked the prices up on overweight body craved. That's when Hillary Plymate, 27, who tried aiong an access road to the nuclear plant and to the near­ items,” said Sarah Comer, an employee of the nearby ^ taurai she lost 65 pounds. "everything except bypass surgery” by J.P. Coleman State Park, state park and a resident of luka for the past 10 years. She has maintained her perfect, to slim down her 260-pound frame, The name of the restaurant, in bold letters on a large She said many luka residents work at local shirt and size-7, 125-pound form for the past said ''incredible things have sign, is an eye-catcher. But Barbara said it doesn't bother shoe factories, where salaries have not kept pace with three years simply, she claims, by happened since I met Melody last her to work near a nuclear plant. the rising prices. tuning in to her body's needs. March.” "I don't ever think about it,” she said, "I don't think "So that makes you a little bit angry,” she said. "You "It's important to learn to listen to Now 45 pounds thinner, Ms. ■most people around here are really worried about it,” —ttsed to could rent a three-bedroom house for $75 a month your body," she said. "Stop eating by Plymate said she once used food to The Tennessee Valley Authority recently gave the a nice house — but now that same house will cost you the clock and forget the times as a satisfy her "psychological rather go-ahead for completion of reactor units at Yellow Creek, $250 to $275 a month.” child when you were made to sit at than physical hunger. Whether I was one of several nuclear plants where the agency had con­ Cutshaw agreed that housing costs have risen sharply the table as long as it took you to sad, depressed, frustrated or even sidered postponing construction because of decreasing but he said the inflation was not unique to luka. "I’ve clean your plate. Eat when your body happy, I ate. Food was my reward, energy growth load projections. shopped around enough to know our prices aren't out of tells you it's time to eat and stop my comforter — and the source of all “If they had stopped it. I’d be out of a job," Barbara line with prices in other areas,” he said. when your body feels comfortable my guilt. " said, perhaps echoing the sentiment of most residents of Mrs. Comer also said a lot of people were disgruntled and not stuffed." After several sessions — at $30 an this rural, economically depressed'Appalachian area. because they felt TVA was hiring too many workers from Mr. and Mrs. |ubn Le^aull Ms, Marks, a psychiatric clinician hour for individual counseling and $9^ "TVA has kind of been the backbone of our area,” luka places outside Mississippi. She said a rumor had been cir­ >Ir. and Mrs. Herbert Hanson with a Masters degree in social work, for an eight-week group encounter — Mayor George Cutshaw explained from behind the desk culating that TVA was laying off some local residents and believed so firmly in her simple, but Ms^ Plymate said she learned "I did of his city hall office, occasionally pausing to spit a wad replacing them with Cuban refugees. effective, method for shedding extra 'mot have to deprive myself of the of tobacco juice into a cup. He said chewing was helping Couples note anniversaries pounds, she gave up her job a, year j pleasure of eating but that 1 should him to quit smoking. "That’s a rumor that started here a month ago,” ago and started the Weight Wise not use it as a substitute for other The mayor said TVA came into the area with construc­ Cutshaw said. "There's nothing to it that we can substan­ program in San Francisco. tiate in any way.” Mr and Mrs Herbert Hanson of 22 married Aug 6, 1955. Among those attending was Mrs. needs." tion jobs during the depression days of the 1930s and had The party was hosted by the Han­ Alice Hanson of Manchester, Mr Dozens of her followers attest to Ms. Marks says not everyone need been the region’s chief employer ever since, along with Waitress Barbara Wood stands outside nearby Yellow Creek nuclear plant drift in I nion Place, and Mr and Mrs. John the effectiveness of her solution to But neither Mrs. Comer nor Cutshaw said they were Legault of 1 Inion Place, son's children. .Marcia Hanson. Mr. Hanson's mother; Mr and Mrs. attain "the perfect form." the on-going Tennessee-Tombigbee .Waterway construc­ “Mollie’s Radiation Restaurant” in luka, and out. (UPI photo) the perennial American problem of particularly alarmed about the potential safety threat .Manchester, observed their 25th wed­ and .Mrs G rah am (H o lly I Floyd Landon of Chaplin. .Mrs Han­ Two women attorneys at her tion project. posed by the nuclear nlant. Miss., where construction workers from the .MacDonald, and Cynthia Hanson, all overweight that has spawned an $11 workshop, for example, were in­ “TVA gave people jobs who were starving,” said ding anniversaries at a party at the son's parents; Mrs. George Kennedy billion diet industry, which, the dividually asked how they would Cutshaw, a 55-year-old mortician when he's not perfor­ home of .Mr and Mrs. Graham of Manchester: and the Legaulfs of M anchester, Mr Legault s American Medical Association says, MacDonald of 50 Ralph Road, view themselves at their ideal ming his municipal duties. "TVA has kind of b ^n the children, Mr. and Mrs Raymond mother; and others from New Jersey has a 95 percent failure rate. Manchester Mrs Hanson and Mrs Eldridge of Bolton and Chris Legault, weight. ' backbone of our area. TVA and the people in the valley and Connecticut You need not diet, Ms. Marks, an "Surprisingly, both told me they here — we just kind of go along together.” Legault are sisters .Michelle Legault, Melissa Legault. attractive 5-foot-7 haiiris or Carol Kinder, 644-3192. Our Reg. 3.39 to 12.79 • Regent & more Lalerriere. chairman, outstanding i Wool Blend Plaid Assorted styles, colors and lens colors for men and women. hospital work and gifts tc Fairfield IJVM honors student VELVETEEN BLAZERS Hospital SKIRTS WOODSIDE ANTIQUES IMPORTED Cynthia Anne CarLson of .South Windsor $0095 SAVE OVER 33%! was recently awarded an associate f Jumbo 13 oz. 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vices^nG^own*?annuan!n^r When will the final budget signing of a contract for a new mented, “So many things have fireworks display, a young Boy report be ready?” Dr. Bernard Sid- computer system. been said I think I'm sitting in Data Scout offered the services of his man, superintendent of schools in Processing lA.'^____ organization. "Me and my friends Hcrak) Rnqfe^ MB’s dual champs Vernon was asked by a school Discussion on the signing of a While the town's fiscal year love the fireworks but no one has board member. "We're pushing it Eleven playoff and 10 league titles the feat and it was the first time playoffs. He scattered eight hits, one contract for a new computer went ended June 30, the actual siirplus more than his mates collected in At the Town Council meeting asked the Boy Scouts to help with through the computer as fast as we on for about three hours at a Ver­ in 18 years under Gene Johnson's since 1975. the medical needs at the won't be known until the audit is direction can be boasted by Moriarty Big league fielding plays gaining his ninth win of the year where East Hartford officials were can,” Dr.' Sidman answered. The non Board of Education meeting. completed. Town officials estimate fireworks,” 'Sean Haley told the comment was made before a By Brothers' baseball team after last dominated play as Craig Steuernagel against two defeats. lamenting the problems of After, Dr. Bernard Sidman, the aduit should be complete by Oc­ Johnson’s crew got one run in the providing medical and safety ser council lengthy discussion was held on the superintendent of schools, com- Big bucks night's thrilling 3-2 win over Bristol and the Cassins’ Tony Verano tober Earl Yost in the showdown playoff finale at St. matched pitch for pitch. third on Bud Silva’s double and an Thomas. The pitching success for Steuer­ error. The margin was upped to 3-0 Sports Editor' takes over The season sweep - regular season nagel was sweet revenge for a loss to in the fifth. Silva’s second double Man charged and playoff honors - marked the the Bell Towners last week in the started the rally. After a walk to Bill seventh year the MB’s accomplished Chapulis, Mike Johnson doubled to Obituaries in gas theft road races left and both runners tallied. That ended the Moriarty run-making. (iulhcrine Morkiis .Margaret Yeomans MANCHESTER — A Glastonbury Big bucks have taken over all cream of the crop among college and Doubles by Mark 'Ziogas and Uuke (il.AsroM Il K> — Catherine ANDOVER — Mrs. Margaret man is being held in connection with professional sports In the last decade club runners in the East. Lamboley got Bristol a run in the "Kate' (Clark! IVlockus of 32 Wyllys (Krozel) Yeomans, 75, of Route 6, gasoline thefts at the Manchester and big money talks in some so- The 1980 race will be staged in less , sixth. Shawn Granger doubled to St died Wednesday at Hartford wife of John H. Yeomans, died Bus Company's Glen Road parking called amateur events as well. than three months and local officials open the seventh and after two were Hospital. She was the wife of Edward Wednesday at her home. lot. Proof of this statement is the star- are looking forward to a field of out. tallied on Ziogas' single to left. T. Mockus She was born in Attleboro. Mass, According to police, Robert studded field of international and starters even bigger than last year's With two runners on base. Steuer- Mrs. Mockus was born In East and had lived in Andover for more Marrohe, 19, of 108 Pond Circle, national runners who took part in the record 3,000. nagle got Duke Snyder, winning Haddam. she lived in Glastonbury for than 60 years. Glastonbury, was charged with 7.1 mile road race in Faimouth on pitcher in Tuesday's game, to sky out a number of years She was a She served on many town com­ fourth-degree larceny and criminal Cape Cod last Sunday. l\otes off the cuff to Kay Gliha in left and when the member of the Friendship League mittees and was active in civic af­ trespass Tuesday night after police, ■The winners in the male and Babe Salad reports 20 of the 36 latter .clutched the ball Moriarty's and the Lucky Ladies fairs. She was a member of Andover patrolling the area in response to female divisions were Rod Dixon of starting foursome slots have been had another championship locked up. Besides her husband she leaves two Congregational Church and a complaints from the bus company's New Zealand and Crete Waitz of filled for the second annual E Kay Sullivan was robbed of at least sons. Edwafd W Mockus of South member and past master of AnJover owner, saw a suspicious car parked Norway. Celebrity Four Ball Golf Tournament a double in the third when Snyder Glastonbury and Alan K. Mockus of Grange. She was a member of the near the location. , It cost plenty to lure these two took his drive near the 400-foot Manchester; a daughter. Louise C state and national Granges. world-class runners to (Sept.26 at Ellington Ridge Country Police said Marrone was arrested Club. Early entrants include otto marker in centerfield. .Neary of South Windsor: three Besides her husband, she leaves inside the parking lot's fenced-off Massachusetts, no* to forget Herb Bristol threatened in the third get-' » brothers. Verdun Clark of Old two sons, Richard Yeomans of New­ Graham and Nick Buoniconti. Four­ compound. He allegedly had several Lindsay, Ric Roja.s. Bob Hodge. somes may sign up at the ERCC pro ting two base runners as did the MB s' Saybrook. David Clark of Westbrook town and Edward M, Yeomans of An­ lengths of rubber hose on his person Greg Meyer and Randy Thomas, all in the sixth but the inning ended with and Hichard A Clark ot Clinton; a dover; a daughter, Mrs. Katherine shop with Sept. 12 the final and about 25 gallons of gasoline was of whom placed among the top seven date...John Taylor, named director a doubleplay. twin sister. June Orlando of East Y. Hutchinson of Andover; two discovered hidden nearby. men. Silva and Chapulis each stroked of financial aid at Manchester Com­ Haven, and lour granddaughters. brothers, Joseph Krozel of Andover Marrone was released on a $500 Jan Merrill, Connecticut's world- munity College, is a former fine two hits in the win. Funeral services will be Friday at and Walter A. Krozel of Medina, non-surety bond following the 10:30 record holder from Waterford, was Both sides played error-less ball as athlete and son of one of the all-time 9 15 am Irom the Farley-Sullivan N Y.; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Rein- p.m. incident. He is scheduled to second to Waitz, Jackie Gareau, the Negro baseball pitching greats, John­ the MB's tinished with a gaudy 24-7-0 Funeral Home. 50 .Naubuc Ave,. with muth and Mrs. Frances McMahon of appear in Manchester Superior Court Canadian woman who won her divi­ record. Bristol, second during the a mass of Christian burial in St St. Petersburg. Fla., and Mrs. ny Taylor. The latter toiled in the Sept. 8. sion in the Boston Marathon, was Negro National League for a number regular slate, tinished at 19-9-4. Haul s Church Burial will be in St. Josephine Belcourt of Woonsocket, another "name " imported for the The MB's Steve Chitiner was Augustine's Cemetery. South H I. and eight grandchidren. of years...The worst two baseball run. play-by-play announcers for games named the most valuable in the Glastonbury Calling hours at today Funeral services will be Saturday Speeding stop Another was Billy Rodgers, that come into this area have to be playolfs and teammate Bill Chapulis Irom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m Memorial at 1:30 p.m. at Andover America’s top long distance runner, won the league's MVF honor. donations may be made lo the Congregational Church with burial in nets fugitive who had to be content with 16th place Phil Rizzuto and Fran Healy of the Glastonbury Auxiliary Police New York Yankees. The former Townsend Cemetery, Andover. The move of the historic Selden Brewer until Tuesday. The house stands here on High after winning twice previously. Volunteer Ambulance Association. Calling hours will be Friday from 7 to MANCHESTER - A routine seems to get worse in his 24th year House was again aborted early this morning Street ready to be moved to its new site on Dixon was in the 1976 Olympic 5,000 .Mam Street. Glastonbury. 9 p.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, speeding stop resulted in the arrest meter run in Montreal and he bested behind the mike while Healy, in his Reuss snaps jinx of a 32-year-old Seaman Circle man third season, is even a step or two Koger Outteraon 456 Jackson St., Willimantic. when the moving firm decided because of the Naubuc Avenue. Another picture on page 12. a field of 4,000. Wednesday night "on West Middle below his fellow partner in this Memorial contributions may be possibility of rain the move should be delayed (Herald photo by Reilly) Next to the now famous New York MAM HKSTEK - H(vg.er A Turnpike according to police, who man's book. made to the Memorial Fund of the City Marathon and the Boston NEW YORK I UPI I - Jerry Heuss stopped Chicago 9-5 and San Fran­ Outterson. 81. of 333 Bidwell St. died said the man was wanted for parole Batter outlegs ball Andover Congregational Church in Marathon, the Falmouth run attracts d'ld not throw a no-hitter Wednesday cisco nipped .New York 2-1. Wednesday. violation. National titUata Mr. Outterson was a lifelong resi­ 'care of Mrs. Geraldine Adams, the biggest "name " fields in the Bob Young of Lathrop outlegged an infield roller for base hits night but lie did stop the Montreal Itiunls 2 , Mel^ I Henry R. May, of 43 Seaman Cir­ dent of the Hartford area. He had Hendee Road, Andover. East. last night at Fitzgerald Field. Taking late throw is first baseman Expos, a team he hasn't beaten in Darrell Evans walked with the cle, was stopp^ by police after he Reed Construction softball team, almost lour years. bases loaded to force in the winning been employed for many years by the Polish strike mediator Neither Dixon nor Weitz just which plays out of Manchester in fast Craig Bushey of UeMolay. The Insurancemen won. (Herald Frank Bausola was allegedly clocked doing 69 mph Horse .Nail Co. of Hartford. happened to be in the vicinity of Cape "It was easier to win because we run in the sixth inning, handing the in a 40 mph zone with radar. Police pitch competiton, will be off to photo by Burbank) He is survived by. a daughter. Mrs. MANCHESTER - Frank Bausola, Cod for a day of sun bathing at the had the lead. " said the 31-year-old Mets their seventh straight defeat said May failed to produce a valid Oswego, N.Y., Sept.2 for the .Marilyn Warner of East Hartford; a 76, former restaurateur and labor un­ beach. It cost plenty to lure runners left-hander after tossing a six-hitter Astros .5, Piriites I driver's license and also gave them a Amateur Softball Association’s granddaughter and a great-grandson. ion official, died today at Manchester removed from position of this caliber to take part. National Championship. Coach Pete to lead the Dodgers to a 5-1 victory Denny Walling. Joe .Morgan and false name. Funeral services will be Friday at Memorial Hospital. He lived at 35 Amateur road races have taken on over the Expos. "They had to play a Alan Ashby coaxed bases-loaded According to police, May finally Maneggia's club has made it a steady 11 a m at Taylor and Modeen Charles Drive. He was the husband of a professional look in more ways little bit different. They couldn’t play walks and Enos Cabell had a two-run gave them his real name, and a check habit over the past decade to wind up Class B title their oflensive game like stealing single to pace Houston to its sixth Funeral Home. 136 S Main St . West Helen (Plummer) Bausola. GDANSK, Poland (UPI) - The privately confirmed they were Several factories and the urban than’one. Availability of appearance In the nationals as the New England Mr. Bausola had been the business expecting a two-day strike. revealed he was wanted on an out­ bases Winning against this team you straight victory. Vern Kuhle im­ Hartford. Burial will be in Zion Hill government today removed the head transport system also were reported money can assure a "name’J field. champions...On the subject of soft- agent for local 559 of the Teamsters There was no word today as to standing warrant. have to keep iKonI LeFlore and proved his record to 7-2 and Dave Cemetery There are no calling of a special commission trying to shut dwn in Elbarg, about 40 miles Road races, like the Manchester ball, a tip of the chapeau to the Park whether formal charges had been May was charged with speeding, (Rodney) Scott off the bases ’ Smith picked up his sixth save hours Union. He organized Local 559, one of negotiate with shipyard strikers and east of Gdansk, and dissident sources Five Miler on Thanksgiving morning, Department maintenance crew for the largest locals in the state, and brought in the vice premier who had brought against the 14 men and reported a strike against a liquefied failure to carry a driver’s license and to All-Stars Reuss, 15-4, struck out lour and may be in trouble in luring the top another excellent job maintaining served as its secretary-treasurer. He settled, the first serious outbreak of women who were arrested in the national gas transportation facility in violation of probabtion. He was held name runners of the time to come walked none to defeat the Expos tor >1 rs. Catherine iieaupre in lieu of a $1,500 bond for present­ the fields during the fast fading It'" took 26 post-seasojj games to were anxious moments in the Star; the lirst time since Sept. 11,1976. fhe Lucrative pact was president of the joint labor coun­ strikes last month. government's first major crackdown the city of Lomza in northeastern here unless some financial help com­ season...Disappointed in not bringing \l ANCHKSTKR - Mrs ment this morning in Manchester determine a winner in the camp in the linale as the insurers ex-Pirate. who no-hit San Francisco LOS ANGELES (UPIi - Marcel cil in 1943-44. He resigned in 1945 to Tadeusz Pyka, the deputy premier against the Committee for Social Poland, es forth from a major company. home .either the state or , New Catherine Beaupre. 90. of 385 West enter the restaurant business and Superior Court. Manchester Recreation loaded the bases with two outs alter on June 27. gave up a solo homer to Dionne, last season's National who was named during the weekend Self-Defense, Poland's best-known Reports also circulated in official Manchester has been fortunate -England women’s slow pitch titles Center St., died Wednesday in a local owned restaurants in Norwich, Mont- Department's Slow Pitch Class B scoring once but the rally tell short, Gary Carter in the tilth inning before Hoijkey League scoring champion, to head the commission, was dissident group. News of the arrests, circles in Warsaw the capital might over the years, in holding what this season was Larry Morrison, who convalescent home. ville, Coventry and Manchester. Softball Tourna'menl and today the Jim Lal’enta amd John Rook each registering his seventh complete has signed what Los Angeles Kings' transferred to other duties." the which took place Wednesday night, runners described as the best road coached the Connecticut Express en­ winner s chair finds Zernbrow.ski's She was the widow of Joseph Bausola was born in Manchester. itself be hit by a general strike Boy injured cracked out two hits ior the Stars game of the year. owner Jerry Buss says is the most government radio announced. The caused shock in Gdansk, but strike race in New England. The starting try which called Manchester its All-Stars enjoying the honor as Beaupre. He was a Navy veteran of World War leaders said they could not become Friday and Satur(lay. with Bob Young leading Lathrop with The victory left the Dodgers two lucrative contract in NHL history new head of the panel, was First fields have always included the home. champions . three blows and Don Kelsey and Art She was born in New Brunswick. H and a charter member of the Deputy Premier Mieezyslaw involved in protesting the KOR in accident games behind Iront-runnitlg Houston The Kings made the lormal an­ In its effort to enlist religion to Last night the Stars completed a Warner each collected two safeties ,N.J.. and had lived in Manchester for Manchester Lodge of Elks. Jagielski. members' detention. To do MANCHESTER-A 4-year-old in the National League West while nouncement ol Dionne s signing help break the strike, the main perfect post-season record by nipping Dave Romano and Wayne Oslrout the past four years Besides his wife, he is survived by Jagielski was credited with otherwise, they said, would open the Polish TV news program showed a Hemlock Street boy was struck and Montreal remained two games Wednesday at a news conterence at She leaves two nieces, Mrs Acle 20-game win year Lathrop Insurance at Fitzgerald led the Insurers in the first game a son. Frank L. Bausola. and two settling strikes that broke out in strike committee to charges of injured by a car Wednesday after­ behind I'ittsburgh, who lost 5-1 to the which the tlamboyant Buss jokingly member of parliam ent reading Field, 6-5, with all six runs coming success with two hits each while Bill Johnsdn and Mrs. Dolph Ericson, daughters, Mrs. Barbara Leister and Lublin last month after the Com­ political activity. excerpts of a homily delivered by noon after he apparently rode his Astros, in the East. handed over his wallet to his star both of M anchester, and two Mrs. Claire Behrend, all of bicycle into the street in front of his during a fifth inning explosion. Currie had a pair for DeMolay. In other games, Cincinnati beat St centerman munist government's unpopular deci- "We are the trade unions, and we Wyszynski that was not directly Earlier in the evening. Lathrop nephews. John Cody of East Hartford Manchester; four grandchildren and don't want to interfere in political linked with the stoppages but was in­ home. in Norris planning The Stars were regular season Louis 4-3 in 12 innings. San Diego The pact is reportedly worth about . sion to raise meat prices 40 to 60 per­ sent DeMolay to the sidelines in the winners in the Rec League and Edward Cody of Windsop-i^icks. a great-grandson. cent. things." said Lech Walesa, principal terpreted as an appeal to strikers. Todd O’Conner of 24 Hemlock St. topped Philadelphia 7-5, Atlanta $600,000 a year lor six years A m em o rial m ass 'Will be OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - Now. pires, specifically plate ump Dan double elimination play, 10-3 Funeral services will be Saturday At the Lenin Shipyard, strikers leader of the joint strike committee. “I want to remind the nation,” said was treated and released from Although oulhit, 12-8. the Stars put celebrated Friday morning at 8:30 in at.9:15a.m. from the John F. Tierney Mike Norris feels nothing can stop Morrison. said the change was relatively unim­ The government of the communist the prelate, "that what is necessary Manchester Memorial hospital together the bulk of their offense in the Church of the Assumption Funeral Home, 219 West Center St. following the 1 p.m. incident. him from becoming a 20-game Carl YastrzemskI drove In Jim portant to them. — but overwhelmingly Roman to our country is to get calm and the sixth frame to overcome a 4-0 Burial will be in-.'Mount St with a mass of Christian burial at St. "We wait for him in this hall," one Catholic — nation also sought to use Police said the O’Conner boy was winner this season. Rice with Boston's lone run In the se­ Benedict Cemetery. Bloomfield. balance-... Work honestly in the Lathrop lead The Insurancemen How ser not ruffled Bridget Church at 10 o'clock. Burial delegate said of Jagielski during the the church to halt the eight-day feeling of responsibility and of con­ struck by a car driven by Lawrence Not that the slim Oakland A’s cond with the 3,100th hit of his career There will be no calling hours will be in Hose Hill Memorial Park, W. Hayes, 42, of 55 Hemlock St., who right-hander ever had any doubts but and Eckersley made it stand up until started fast with three markers in daily strike committee meeting," walkout by broadcasting a week-old science." their first at bats and added a fourth The John F Tierney Funeral Rocky Hill. Friends may call at the just as we waited for Pyka." message from the Poland's leading told police he did not see the boy when you look over his season, one in the seventh. In fact, he did not allow Home. 219 West Center St . is in run in the top of the fifth bet ire the funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 Pyka refused to deal with the joint prelate. Cardinal Stefan Wyzynski, coming into the street from behind a which he has scrambled to win 17 a hit until Mitchell Page singled charge of arrangements Stars' bats came to life. to 9 p;m strike committee in. any way at all. on television. Air quality high wall. No charges were lodged in games, you get the feeling he hasn't leading off the seventh. hy boss’s criticism done it with mirrors. Page stole second as Dave One run in the final Irame still left Jagielski's appointment, however, "I nearly fell out of my chair," one the ease. Lathrop one run short ol a tie. There .Viemhership drive was not expected to alter that policy young Pole who was watching the HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Wednesday night, though, he Revering, the next batter, struck out SEATTLE I UPI) — George Stein- ‘had scored two runs in the ninth on second when Bob Watson hit his ninth I ‘ Kevin Francis Vi alwh II significantly. broadcast said. "Wyszynski on TV. Department of Environmental Cops arrest needed some luck and he got it while and when Fisk's throw bounced into brenner's criticism Tuesday ot New Juan Beniquez's two-run home run home run oi the season off Seattle MAVCHKSTKK — Kevin Francis MANCHESTER - The New strikes were reported today in Remarkable." Protection reported moderate air pitching the A's to a 2-1 victory over center, Page continued to third from York Yankee manager Dick Howser off reliever Doug Bird and then put a starter and loser Glenn .Abbott, 8-9 Manchester Junior Women's Club is Walsh, two-day old son of Kevin F. Kielce, soqth of Warsaw, but few in its tougher step, however, police quality Wednesday in Hartford and the Boston Red Sox. where he scored on a sacrifice fly by as a rookie who was outsmarted by runner on first with pinch-hitter Joe The Mariners made it 2-1 in their beginning a membership drive. park beggar Walsh and. Kathleen (Krlstoff) details were available. swooped down on the Warsaw Waterbury and good air quality for Norris admittedly didn't have his Wayne Gross to tie the score. Narkon fourth Baltimore Orioles veteran skipper Simpson coming up half cf the second on Tom Padorek s Interested women are invited to a tea Walsh, of 61A Congress St. died today The capital buzzed with reports headquarters of the Committee for the rest of the state. MANCHESTER-A 27-year-old best stuff, giving up 10 hits, walking As Revering struck out, he blocked Earl Weaver when . the Yankee's Gossage struck out Simpson on two-run heme run. his 15th ol the on Sept 4 at 8 p m., at the home of at Manchester .Memorial Hospital that a general walkout led by the bus Social Self-Defense, the best-known man was charged with breach of -one batter, balkiijg twice and un­ the plate on Fisk and let go of his bat in ladies^ golf dropped six oi eight to the Orioles four pitches to earn his 20th save and season B^tty Gorman. For more informa­ The DEP forecast moderate air Besides his parents, he is survived and trolley drivers would take place Polish dissident group, and arrested peace Tuesday evening after he corking two wild pitches. On ■ the all at the same time. Fisk claimed in­ recently did not rutile Howser. preserve the victory tor Tommy New York look the lead for good tion cay 643-6695. quality for the entire state Thursday. terference but Morrison said he by his paternal grandparents, Ken­ Friday. Government officials 13 of its members, dissident sources allegedly ignored an officer's war­ other side. Dennis WATERBURY lUPI) - Defending In fact, after the Yankees had John, 17-6, who had to leave after six with two runs in the third With two didn't see it. The Boston catcher and out Ruppert Jones doubled, Bobby dall and .Maureen Walsh of Holyoke. said. A 14th member of the com­ ning to stop panhandling in the Eckersley pitched champion Lida Kinnicutl shot a one- beaten the Seattle Mariners 6-4 innings with an upset stomach manager Don Zimmer appealed to Murcer singled him home with the .Mass and his maternal grand­ Bluodmohile to visit mittee was detained later at his Search grounded Center Springs Park area. about as good as over-par 73 Wednesday to take a five- Wednesday night. Howser shot back Gossage was asked if he cranked anyone could hope first base umpire Ken Kaiser, who up anything special tor Simpson tying run, Oscar Gamble walked and parents. Richard and Alice Kristoff \ERNON—A visit of the Red Police probe apartment. The raid was at the home Michael L. Newsome of no certain stroke lead after the second round of a light jab at the Yankees' owner of Columbia of the committee's spokesman, Jake MOUNT McKlNLEY NATIONAL address, was taken to police to. All he gave up begged off. the Connecticut State Women's Golf "No," he answered 'I'm a power Reggie Jackson singled Murcer Cross Bloodmobile is scheduled Aug. "I clearly and blatantly obstructed home with the tie-breaking run. A mass of the angels will be 27 from 11 a m to 4 p.m. in the Kuron. PARK, Alaska (UPI) —Bad weather headquarters at about 7:45 p.m. by was two hits and Association championship. Someone pointed out that New pitcher and I den t alter my style for celebrated at St James Church at 9 theft of coins AH attempts to bring together the grounded the search Wednesday for ah officer who said they told him two walks. But one Fisk," Revering said later. When Kinnicutt, who plays out of the York's victory over Seattle marked anybody” Jackson's 13lh game-winning RBI of Rockville General Hospital Fisk heard that, be really became up­ a m Friday Private burial will be in Cafeteria. strikers and the special government four climbers missing for three earlier in the day to stop approaching of the hits was an Hartford Golf Club, stood at 145 atter the -55th time In 57 games that the "He's the best reliever the season. MANCHESTER - Police are in­ eighth inning homer by Mario set at Morrison. St James Cemetery vestigating a burglary at an Am­ commission studying their demands weeks on the treacherous slopes of people in the area and asking Tor two rounds of play in the 15th annual Yankees had taken a lead into the American Donors may call the Nathan Hale Guerrero, and that was the old "How could the umpire not see it," The Yankees added the insurance bassador Drive apartment where have broken down over the strikers' Mount McKinley. money. An officer said he^^hjefved event at the Waterbury Country Club. seventh inning and emerged vic­ League, " Howser Branch. American National Red ballgame. yelled Fisk. "Heck, Revering is 6-5. runs they needed ih the seventh on an between $500 and $600 in coins, the demands for free trade unions and Newsome approach several people Second in the field of 63 golfers was torious. said. "When he's In Mciiioriurn Cross, to set up an appointment at The four men started their ascent "This was perhaps one of the Now a guy that big is not easy to mis- RBI double by Aurelio Rodriguez and 875-3377 small safe they were in and jewelry freedom of speech and religion. despite the warnings, and placed him Sherry Kohlden of Shorehaven who "That's not loo bad for a rookie got his good fast­ of the difficult west face of the 20,300- sweetest victories I’ve had this s. Morrison should have called a two-run double by Murcer, two of In sdd ^nd Inv infi mt*morA of our m othtr dnd ^r^nd Authorities have branded the under arrest. shot an even-par 72 Wednesday for a manager, " Howser deadpanned. ball, he’s just over­ Walk-in donors will also be of an undetermined value were foot peak July 2 and have not been the seven doubles the Yankees , mother Mrs Mar>' McCann who passed awav demands as “antisocialist terror” Newsome is being held in lieu of a year, " said Norris. "1 didn’t have my obstruction. It was as obvious as jhe two-day total of 150. Actually. Howser knows as well as powering.” Auifust 21 l%] accepted. reported stolen Wednesday after­ seen since, said Joan Gidlund, Park stroked in the game noon. and have warned they do not intend $100 bond and is scheduled to appear best stuff but the guys behind me nose on my face. Losing is bad Barbara Young of the Aspetuck anybody that the Yankees While Howser Service spokesman. ■ Simpson, whe had the unenviable 'Mu-n lies iti Invi* arc broken Corn roast dance The apartment, whose tenants are to “give up power or share it,” Sept. 8 in Manchester Superior Court. kept on making great plays. It enough, but it’s worse when you lose Valley Country Club, a three-time rcmarkabld ability to hold on to a praised Gossage, And loved o«cs nave to part doesn't make any difference how because an umpire says he missed a lead in the late innings is do less to Yankee coach Jeff Torborg, who task cf lacing Gossage. said he lelt If ivjvpv a wijund that never heals on vacation, was entered through a Strike sources in Gdansk said the winner of the championship, stood in sot TH \VI\l)SOH-T^e South great you pitch, you still need a little play. " used to manage in the big leagues good at the plate and adjusted * .And alsii j broken heart basement window, which, burglars walkout has closed 318 factories — third place at 156. Tied for fourth at his managerial acumen than to the Hui looking back with memories Windsor Square Dance Club will hold luck to win. 1 know because I lost a Norris said he feels good about his himsell for Gossage's heal kicked out. The theft was reported by all but 10 enterprises — in the 157 each were Pam Zanetto of the presence of reliever Rich "Qoose " himself, was praising Howser. I poh the |).ilh we trod (ts annual corn roast dance for all couple of games where I pitched well, chances of winning 20 games, which "He's very cool and calm. " Tor­ Nevertheless. Simpson said. "1 knew VSe bless the vears we .sharc-d with her a neighbor looking after the home. Gdansk region and spread west to R ecord ~ Torrington Country Club and Nancy Gossage. club-level dancers on Friday, Aug. 22 but had no luck. No one has to tell me has been his goal since the season I was between a rock and a hard And le.ive the rest to (iod Police have no suspects in the case. Szczezin near East Germany and far call at 156 Bissell St. (Town) Narkon of the Manchester club. "Seriously, " Howser said after he borg said when asked if Stein- with Cliff Brodeur calling. Manchester fire calls how Eckersley feels.” began. place” Sadlv missed bv her children’and (irandchildrpn south to Pope John Paul’s hometown Christa Seddon, also from the had rhetorically tapped Steinbrenner brenner’s remarks had upset the It will be held at the Orchard Hill "The most games I ever won in the Gossage agreed of Krakow, where 24 departments of Wednesday, 12:32 p.m. —Public Eckersley took the loss in stride Manchester club, had a hole-in-one on the chin, "that’s because of the team. "A ball club takes its per­ ■School. 350 Foster St., from 8 p.m. to "I knew I had the upper hand," he Pair charged the Lenin Steel Plant were were service call at 61 Essex St. (Town) and had no alibis although teammate majors in one season was five,” said Wednesday on the par-three, 157-yard Goose." sonality from a manager and he's not 11 p.m. The admission charge will be Wednesday, 8:34 p.m. —Camp fire Carlton Fisk was still steaming after Norris, "so 10 victories wasn't my Howser had to call on Gossage let any of this bother us. " said. "When I got two strikes I felt ■ $3 50 per couple reported struck. A total of 150,000 NEW 12th hole. The tournament will con­ In M«‘inorium in break try workers were off the job in the at the Nike Site. CTown) the game. Fisk was mad at the um­ goal way back' in spring training. clude Thursday. again against the Mariners after tliey The Yankees took a 1-0 lead In the confident we were going to win. " Gdansk area and 30,000 in Szczezin. Wednesday, 10:27 p.m. —Water In Ic'vinji m em orv c| our dear mother M rs .lulia I’rizcs for children M ANITIESTER—A pair of youths h idler whi pushed dW.iv \u«;ii.>t ;*i llA>i MU Til W INDSOR-There will were arrested early Tuesday rnor- V ENGLAND T h i' dav do we remember be a free drawing of children's prizes ning by an officer who said he saw A li'VinK thi'Uiilii wt i^ive ■(n front of Armata's Supermarket, them attempt to break into a van K 'T i'n*' no li'n^iT with us owned by the Economy Electric Hut in our hearts s|||| lives i ’Siillivan Avenue at 4 p.m. Saturday Juveniles held TMUKSOVIK Spillner, Brookens big names in AL ' lor those who partiepate in a retur- Supply Co. at 440 Oakland St. , Daughters Arne .md lu lu k MEMOMAIS Charged with tampering with a NOVENA TO ST. JUDE With runners on first and second In Blue Jii>- 10. I Hill, t ^ nable container collection sponsored in breaks NEW YORK (U P D - Dan Spillner was a little concerned after the first Cleveland did not have any special threw to second. I didn’llthrow to by the Library Aides of Wood motor vehicle were Kevin D. McNeil- • Ml a MxipMSiiiimw: vii strategy to pitch to Sutherland. the eighth. Milwaukee’s Sal Bando lirst because it’s just like a double Ernie Whitt drove in three runs prehended as the result of k iMu M ki MmM; ■■ WMh and Tom Brookens should love night three innings because 1 couldn’t get In Vfemurium Memorial Library. ly, 17, of 130 Chambers St. and 16- SOUTH WINDSOR - "We weren’t going to do anything bounced sharply to third. Brookens with a triple and a double. Jackson work by the patrol and by il Iw CkM, kWM kMiiiiit k * baseball because Wednesday they my breaking stuff near the plate but 1 play anyway " year-old Kevin W. Roy of 4 Garth South Windsor police say different against him. We played him grabbed it and stepped on the bag lor Todd. l-O, bested GeolJ Zahn, 10-16. In sad and loving memory ol William IJ Wylie, who "Many Happy Returns " is the mot­ ■kt kMt |M «mU wkiaii k «■ 1076 Burnside Ave. both touched the stars. had complete control with my fast­ In other games. New York downed passed away August 21. 1979 Hoad. they have resolved four re­ Officer James Murphy. Mike I’ubbage hit a gilt, two-run, to chosen by the youngsters for their i« iHi It |H I kik iM m k a (kk In Cleveland, Spillner pitched what ball.'' the force, threw to Lou Whitaker at Seattle 6-4, Baltimore nipped Calilor- The arresting patrolman said he cent breaks with the ap­ In another matter, L Hartford, Ct. second to force Charlie Moore and inside-the-park homer in the sixth To have, to hold and then (o part fund-raising event. William R. Johnston, 19, of kfk II a M t ^ a t k M a he called the greatest game ot his Spillner walked only two — Lamar nia 6-5 In 10 innings. Toronto beat Is (he greatest sorrow of our hearts was sitting in his cruiser in the prehension of three Whitaker's relay to first baseman He lilted a lly to lelt and At Woods 43 Marilyn Road, was M ai g a a t »«Mmr k a k k life, unfurling a no-hitter for 8 1-3 in­ Johnson in the fourth and pinch-hitter American League Minnesota 10-4, Kansas City deleated Friday school Economy Electric parking lot when juveniles who have been a akklMi. Ml a k a ta M a t nings before settling tor a one-hit, 3-0 Richie Hebner got Bando at first. Texas 5-3 in 12 innings, and Oakland broke to the ball but toppled alter a Sadly missed by wile, daughter and grandchildren referred to the juvenile charged with failure to Chet Lemon in the eighth. It was the lew steps while clutching his right . MANCHESTER —The fall session the two entered and apparently E P t a * * k nkni I F i* i k ■* Indihns' victory over the Chicago to hit to the opposite Held and that's "When he hit it right beside the bag nipped Boston 2-1. donned gloves. He said they ap­ court. drive to the right after his arkaiaaiaiaaakaa Florence Boston inning before his walk to Johnson leg. He was carried oil the field and In Memoriam of Friday school at the Church of White Sox. that the bearded seven-year veteran where he hit it." Garcia said. I touched it and then threw to_jl»ri.il. >. 6. Anuels 5 proached the van and made several The breaks occurred car left the southbound Mai second,' Brookens said*. the injury was diagnosed as a rup­ Christ. Lydall and Vernon streets, Owner Brookens, meanwhile, went 5-for-5 began to think about pitching his first Sutherland said he hit a tastball. Doug DeUinces’ two-out single In loving memory of Raymond Canfield who passed unsuccessful tries at the vehicle's July 19 at Ash Road, Aug. 5 lane of Route 30, crossed In (ka Man. lint Ikl la i and started a triple play to lead the "Everything went right. I was more scored .John Lowenstein irom third in tured call muscle. away August 21, 1974 will begin Sept. 19 and continue for 10 professional no-hitter. "1 was glad to break it up, " doors and windows. at Quarry Brook Road, and the road, went into a ditch ■t Mn.'Makki ak a Mkkit Detroit Tigers to an 8-6 victory oyer Sutherland said. “I was just going up interested in getting the three oUts the 10th Baltimore blew a 5-2 lead in Kojul. itiiiiger. .’f weeks. It offers a two-hour free H ka pa M ■ at ki Ml aaa l a "It was hot and 1 was dead tired Sadly missed along life's way. McNeilly and Roy were taken to June 29 and July 1 at the and turned over, damaging the Milwaukee Brewers. looking tor a hit. I didn’t want him to and getting out ot the inning than 1 the ninth but posted its lOth straight Willie Aikens' sacrilice lly witn Quietly remembered every day. ^ nursery school each Friday for 3-and ktkaMiaaaiaaaa. after the seventh,” said Spillner, who headquarters and released on $100 Birch Hill Mobil station. a mailbox, a pole, and "It was definitely my best perfor­ throw a no-hitter against us.” was in the triple play. regular-season victory over Ualitor- none out in the 12th delivered the tie­ No longer in our lives to share, 4-year olds. For further information Ma k at I an ai a naai pitched in 90 degree heat. "(Ross) But in our hearts you’re always there non-surety bonds for Sept. 8 Police Chief William lawn. The accident oc­ mance ever," said Spillner, whose Brookens-threw a "five-hitter” of "As soon as he hit it 1 thought tri­ nia and remained 2'z games behind breaking run and lieorge Brett went and to regisfer-children, phone Mrs. Ryan said the three, ages 528-2680 Grimsley and some of the other guys 3-lor-3 with three walks to raise Mis Wife and Famdy appearances in Manchester Superior curred on Ellington Road only slip was a one-out single to his own at the Brewers, but even that ple play. But it’s just instinct. As .New York In the East. Mary Ellen Wagner at 875-7642. Court. 14 and 15, w ere a p ­ were trying to keep me loose." average to a season-high 406 at Belden Road. rookie Leo Sutherland in the ninth. “ I Indians Manager Dave Garcia said wasn't as dramatic as the triple play. soon as the ball is hit I fielded it and 14 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. August 21, im E VEN IN G HERALD. Thurs . August 21. 1980 — 1.5 coreboQrcl 6 DKTHOIT MILWAUKhh DP-lialtimore I LOB-Balliinoro 8, T S 0 \ T V ST I.Ol IS CINCINNATI abrhbl abrhbi CalifornlaB 2B-Dauer. Thon. Miller 3B iib r h hi ub r h bi Peters ef 61 4 1 Molilordh 4 0 0 1 DeCmecs MR-Singleton tl6i. 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While Pittsburgh — winners of its Champlonthipa I'rrcM p 2 0 1 0 llumf’ p 0 0 0 0 R-Oglivir. Whitaker 2. Caldwell. Tanana pilcned to3 hatters in6th NEW YORK (UPI) - The prominence briefly last season after 7:30 b’rf!|ih lOIOCru/ph 10 00 Yount DP Milwaukee2 TriplePlay- T-3 ( A-Z7.0I3, coaching staff at Pittsburgh is aware last 10 games and rated No. 6 last a 6-0 start, dropp^ four of its last QD SpoMtCanlar K.i.ilp 0 0 0 0 H,iirp 0 0 0 0 Detroit r LOB-Dctroit II. MilwaukeeS season — hopes to continue the five and will rely on strong defense to <39 Supar Mamorlaa Of Tha l.iMh'liIdp I 0 00 Ni'l.inph 1000 2H -(iantner2. Bando 3B-Brookens. HR CLKVFLANl) CHlCAtiO of the pre-season predictions and is Suparbowla llrtHip 0000 I'riu-p 0000 Lereano 1161. Wockenfuss 1121. Bando ab r li bi ab r h hi nation's second longest winning remain competitive. niitn p 0000 ir.i, Hrookens «ri. Parrish >211, Oghvic Dilonoll r> 0 0 0 Suihrindel 4 0 1 0 cautiously optimistic. But when they 8:00 Ti'lals 4H 3r3T oL ils j; 4 7 4 i31i SB-Hrookens SF-Kemp. Molilor Ortarf 4 I 1 0 S<]uircslb 4 0 0 0 unleash their 1980 version of the streak, Penn State followers are West Virginia, moving into a new (iD NFLRacquatball rwiM'iji when winning run senred IP H HKKBHSO llargrvlb 2 0 0 0 Johnsndh 3 0 0 0 hoping their Nittany Lions can 50,000-seat stadium, hired former 0:00 SI |jlinarolf 3 00 0 V, find Pittsburgh at the top of the regroup from a mediocre 1979 season Michigan assistant Don Nehlen to towa, Naw Jaraay I-. I rri','1 til' Si Ia I ft 0 0 ft I (.lurago State. are Pittsburgh's three-time All- FvansrI 30 10 Guerrerss 3 111 pionships in the spring," says Syki's piu hed to2 batters in2nd Ho|fmn3b 30 2J)Cox3b 3 0 0 0 Kravee >L3-6i 2 1-3 3 2 2 Heading the list should be llBP by Price (Hernandez I, bv Otten Totals 32 1 to I Totals 26 2 2 2 Prolv 62-3 3 1 0 Pittsburgh Coach Jackie Sherrill, America defensive end Hugh Green 'Knight' T- 3 .1! A ;«MH3 T-2 17 A -8.6B6 Syracuse, where ancient Archbold and quarterback Dan Marino; Penn Boston 010000 000-1 who has guided the Panthers to an t im A(.0 ATLANTA Oakland 000000 l l x - 2 amazing 28-7-1 record and three Stadium has been replaced by the State's defensive end Larry Kubln :ib r li bi ab r h bi B -Fvans.Fisk Di* -Oakland3 IX)B- Boston r>. Oakland 3 2H-Lynn HH- MAJOR Innovation in ISew England racing Carrier Dome — the first domed BASEBALL DeJisusss 4 1)1 Hj'vsterlt 4)33 straight bowl apperances in his three and safety Pete Harris; Syracuse |{•lndle3b :i ft I ) Haimrzss 4 12) Guerreroi2i SB-Page. Henderson SF stadium in the northeast. " * Hut kner rl 4 ft f) ft (iomez ss 10 0 0 (iross Pace-setters in the eighth annual Falmouth years at the school. "The football running back Joe Morris; Rutgers' IP H HFKBBSO LEAGUE say (2) of Boulder, Colo., was second and Bob ERCC club champ, flight winners Rutgers, 8-3 last season including a AMKIUCANLKAOCK Kingmnll 2 ft 0 0 Matlhws rf 4 0 2 0 team wins them in the fall ... on the quarterback Ed McMichael and Fast (audillp' I (I 0 0 Horner3b 4 1 1 2 Bostt'n Road Race knew exactly how far they had Hodge of Norwell, Mass., fourth. Grey victory over Tennessee, has added M 1. Pel t.H Figueroef ft ft 0 0 Lum If ft 000 FekersloyiL9-ll> 8 2 2 1 2 9 LEADERS grass. There's only one champion Temple wide receiver Gerald .New ^ ork 73 46 613 run and the time when a car led the way Wendy Ehrlich, for the eighth year, won .lohnsenfb 221 1 Chmblslb 4 2 2 0 Oakland Meyer, behind Hodge, of Natick was fifth in a Ehrlich) and Edith Zubrow, first flight each year, the team that has talent, Alabama to its schedule in an effort Lucear. Baliiniore 70 48 :‘J3 2'z Norris >W 17-71 8 2-3 10 1 3 Batting Hilev p 1) 0Oft Miirphvel 4121 (based on 32T' at bats' showing these important points. Winner was her way to being club champ at Ellington Milwaukee N> '41 H'v Martinet 3 I 0 0 Ilubhrd2b 3 2 12 UroviS4i 1-3 0 0 0 field of over 4,(X)0 in the 7,1 mile run. (UP! winner, and Connie Davis third flight winner. stays free of injuries, has the ball to upgrade its opponents and should Also, running back Ed Meyers of Boston 61 :ai iii'z WP Norris2 Balk“ Norris2 T -2 32 National U'aKue Hlackwlle 4 0 lift Nahrdnve 3 1 )0 Rod Dixon (71) of New Zealand. Herb Lind­ photo) Ridge Country Club after a three-day tourna­ bouncing in the right direction, and have a successful season. Navy, running back Robert IVtroit M .'21 II rvsen2b 301ft MeWUmp 2 ft 00 A 7 .;«) K ab r h p4-t Back row: Sue Apter, runnerup, second flight 228 Temple, which finished with its' Alexander of West Virginia, Cleveland 61 .■17 ll'z Tiimpsn [ih li)4iO Cam pp 100 0 NFW YOHK SFATTLE Tcmplptn, St L im 442 73 IV ment. Erhlich is shown second from left, (Mrs. Kundahl) and Helen Rice, winner of se­ plays one game at a time. ) Tor<‘nto fH 424 21'I MeGIthnp ft ft ft ft ab r h bi ab r h bi Hendrick. St L lift 446 :s IV IT , "It’s flattering to know peopie hold best record ever in 1979 (102), will linebacker Joe Murphy of Colgate, West I npilla p I 0 u U Jones el f. I 1 0 Cruz 2b 4 0 10 Buckner. (*hi 104 4(B 49 133 Iff. front row. The runnerup was Gretchen Kun- cond flight. Missing is Ellen Lawrence, W 1, Pel (ill Tnllo. I’hil % X8 4ft lift 224 have to make up for the loss of ...... 3 I I I Murcer dh f> 1 2 3 Stem 3b 3 0 0 0 you in high regard but if you take the kicker Dave Aucoin of Army and Kansas ('il\ 78 42 HTfl - Th .i1> Jl 4 Totals 34 9 14 9 (iamblelf 2 0 0 0 Boehlelb 30 10 llernandz. St L i r 439 80 140 319. dahl. second left back row. Other flight runner up in the third flight. (Herald photo by ,'.l 12ft 314 quarterback Brian Broomell. Navy, quarterback Pat O’Brien of Oakland :2i P . (Imago OlUUOOfUO^- Piniella If 10 10 Horton dh 4 0 10 McBride I’hil 401 bait and don't prepare that much '7 a 47V an/ Simmens. St L ](» .177 70 118 313 Weaver signs last pact winners and runnersup were: Front row, Richmond) Texas Mlunta 70|(ni|0x-9 Jacks4>n rl 3 0 11 Andersn pr 0 10 0 harder there’s only one direction to which jumped into national Viilanova. Minnesota :2 68 i13 » F Buckner llovster DI’ -Chicago 2 Cruz M('U lift 4X' i r 310 ( hieagi' « HH 4I9 27'z txilebvrri 0 0 0 0 Beniquzef 3 2 2 2 Garvev, LA il9 48ft r.7 149 307 Doris Adler, runnerup in first flight (Mrs. go.” l.OB-Chuago.’, AtlanlaT 2B- Murphy. Watsem lb 4 12 1 Paciork rf 4 12 2 94 :«2 4ft lUf .127 NEW YORK (UPI) - You have Saturday night s game with the the late Joe .McCarthy, actually docs Caldt'rnia 48 ?) 407 a» Ilulibard Nahonsiny. Tvson Chambliss Cedent* Ht>u Seallle 42 XU X ', Spencer lb 10 0 0 LHohrls If 3 0 0 0 American l^anue Earl Weaver's word for it. This is the Yankees in Baltimore, anyone who quit in two more year.s or not. •iB Hamiro/ HH Horner >27' Jehnst*n //„( eronec------_r, 0 0 0 Meyer ph 10 10 (! all r h Wednesday « Results 9' S M< Williams SF -Hovster l>etroii8 Milwdukeeb night Sdrhlm3b 3 110 Mendez ss 3 0 0 0 Brett. KC «• XXI HH 134 4U6 last baseball contract he's signing. saw the literal frenzy it drove him in­ remains to be seen .Managers and H H FH BB SO Hodrigz2b 1000 Wide-open race seen in Ivy League , ( Ie\eland3 ChieagoO night 4 111 Simpsn ph Cra'pt'r, Mil n: 461 6T IKl I«4 (hit ago Deniss 4 12 0 LCox c 2 0 0 0 When it runs out at the end of 1982, to, can readily appreciate what such players alike frequently talk about X« m 12T. :i49 TorontolO. Minnesi'la4 night Melilt‘thn'l,9-«> 2-3 7 : 7 1 Narron c 1 000 Dilone. Clev 93 he’s all done, finished. He's quitting. outbursts do to his nervous system Kansas Ciiv T. Texas 3. I2 innings I apilla 2 1-3 4 I 1 I Totals 37 6 II 6 Totals 32 4 8 4 Carew, Cal KB 4)2 f4 137 333 quitting at some specified future date Annual holdout period night ^.( audill 4 2 I I 0 New York 012 000300-6 Bell. Tex lun ra) 98 170 2T The umpires won't have Earl Weaver He even gets worked up over close and then forget about it when the 81 163 2J1 Oakland 2 B ’Stt'n I night Hiley I 1 ft 0 0 Seattle QBDOOOOCB-4 Rivers. Tex 119 :o) to kick around anymore. victories, such as that 6-5 squeaker Baltimi're b Calilornia r lO innings Mlanta DP-New York 2 IX)B-New York 9. Trammell. Del m m 79 121 312 designated time arrives night MeWllms.Wy- 6 2-3 4 : 4 ■ McRae. KC 0ft 333 KH 312 over the Yankees Monday evening. Seatt)e4 2B-Jones. Dcnl2. Rodriguez. 9T X>4 47 HO 31) His new contract, calling for When he does retire. Weaver will xew ^'orkb Seattle 4 nighi ( amp 2 1-3 1 0 1 Murcer. Soderholm, Piniella 3B—Watson Watson NY Thursdav s (iames ('.ipillia pitt hod ti'2 bailors m4th HH-Walson >9i. Paciorek iirii, Eleniqucz somewhere in the neighborhood of "My heart was pounding when I be missed by the Ians and media Boston 'Tudor 3-2' ai Oakland WP■ McWilliams T -2 i) A--T:-4y i6i S-Stein Wednesday sSpi'rtsTransai lions $175,000 per year, makes Weaver the Things looking up ends for Bills’ Piccone 'Langlord I34)> 4 30 p in By Cnited Press International walked into the clubhouse after that alike, .Maybe by even a lew umpires IP H K ER BBSO |)elroii I CnderwiH«d2'6 and W ilri'x It SANFHANCISH) NEW YOHK New York Baseball second best paid manager in the one and I was shaking like a leaf, " he He keeps things alive and there is no fl> at MinncM'td 'Frukson 4-W and Ballim)*re .Manager Earl Weaver NEW YORK (UPII - It's taken coaching staff so they can formulate ab r h bi ab r h bi John >W 17-61 6 6 2 2 1 1 Americao League to Billy Martin. It re^l meanness m his make-up Niehaus, a former Notre Dame star, Williams Ml 2 b (IT p in N.'ilhtt I 2 ft Tayeras ss ft 0 0 0 Bird 2 2-3 2 2 2 I 0 was suspondi-d lor three games bv the confesses. "I don't mind saying those longer than in the past but the result a list of available veteran quarter­ Toronto '.lelletson 4 IDi ai Chi(ag«' llerndon II 4 1 3 ft Yongbld2b 30 10 (;ossageiS20i 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 American League olfice bc'ginning Fridav also makes him enormously happy things. They’re true As a player. I Following last Monday s win over was acquired by the Vikings last year Appleton ol two more years and if everything One of the reasons he didn't Baltimore's .Memorial .Stadium Eller to Seattle. Knee problems Baltimore 'D Martinez 3-2< at Cili- Mav 2 ft 0 I Hendrsn If 4 0 10 Heaverlo 2 2-3 2 0 0 1 2 the Midwest l.,eague at Boston College camp holdout. tore a ligament in his right knee in New York iNL' - Placed sccc'nd forced him to miss much of the 1979 iornia iTanana7-9i lUJopm Stenneil 2b 3 0 0 0 Jorgnsn lb 3 0 10 Abbf'll pitched to 3 batters in 7lh goes the way I figure, that will be the might've been because he never remained in the ballpark and cheered The Buffalo Bills announced last Sunday's pre-season game New York • Perry- 7-9i at S«*allle IVtlmi3b 4 0(10 Trevinor 4 0 2 0 T-2 24 A-14.I43 baseman Doug Flvnn i*n the 1,’ dav end of my career. " played a single day >n the majors. As long after reliever Tim Stoddard BOSTON I L'PI I — Things are looking up a bit at Boston a junior, who may be\pne of the best in the East. The season but he played in three of • Rannisicrb-lOi. 10 X p m i.eM aslrss 4 0 2 0 Almon2b 3 0 0 0 disabli>d list Wednesday that the veteran wide against Houston and will be sidelined Friday s Games Fis'iball Weaver, speaking from Anaheim, College, where the recently downtrodden football team ' team lost its defensive ends, Clint Gaffney and Jack Minnesota's last five games. lirg sh m rp 2 0 0 0 B<*mbckn 2 110 TORONTO MINNESOTA a major league manager, though, it struck out Bucky Dent lo end me receiver-special teams player has for at least two weeks. Texas at Milwaukee 2 twi night Minton p ] 0 I 0 Morals ph 100 0 abrhbl abrhbi Bullalo - Announced wide reuever Calif., where the Orioles are engaged has been altogether different despite game The players already had lelt cl«e Kent, but there are suitable reinforcements. The Cleveland Browns announced Bt'ston at Seattle, night Hausmn p 0000 G nltinss 4 0 ) 1 Powell rf 4 0 00 Lou Piccone ended his holdout wjivtHJ ended his walkout and came to terms Tight end Walter White, acquired IVlroit at Minnesf'la, night r.'tal-s 31 2 9 2 Totals 2M 8 1 Bailor If f> 1 2 1 Sofieldcf 4 M 0 running backs Mike Collier, Steve Powell in a three-game series with the Weaver's insistence he doesn't die a for the clubhouse but the Ians still pridepnde and optimism In the unpredictable Ivies, defending champion Yale the club has reduced its training Torontoal Chicago, night San Frann.sec OUO 101 OOO- 2 and Jim Walsh quarterback Dan with the club. by the St. Louis Cardinals from Los ( levelandai Kansas City night Garcia 2b f 2 3 0 Adams If 4 0 10 Angels, says 35 years in baseball, Now York ooiai)(n>- 1 Yelezdh r. 0 1 2 Cubbaglb Hartwig wide recciver.s Mike Almond little over each defeat. weren't satisfied They wanted mure But a devastating opening schedule could force the has Boston College and Air Force on its schedule, “the camp roster by 10 players to get Baltimore at Oakland nighi 3 112 and Ken Brown and linebackei'. Ruk Piccone, 31. did not^eporl to the Angeles last week lor an undisclosed F VoungbItHHl DP--San Francisco 2 Ault lb 2 10 0 Goedwn dh 3 12 0 which is what it will be for him in two "I've never been one of those life- They wanted to show the Orioles how Eagles into an immediate crash landing before the toughest I've had since I've been at Yale," said Coach down to this week's limit of 60. Most New York at Califi'rnia night New \ i 'r k l LOB San Francisco8. New Dennison and Torn Higgins plated Bills’ training camp [because of a draft choice, failed his physical and Howell 3b 3 0 0 0 Wynegar c 30 10 defensive end .Mekeli leremia and more years, is more than enough. prominent among those waived by Vorkb 2li-Whilliold 3B Herndon S- Wi>odslf 2 110 Castmess 4 02 0 or-death guys, " is the way he puts it much they felt about them season is five weeks old, even though the team is, in the Carmen Cozza. Brown, Dartmouth, Harvard and Cornell nation ALl.FAlil F Hargesht-imor SK Mav oRensive guard Herman f’arker («n the contract dispute after becoming a was returned to the Rams. A Car­ Moseby rl 2 2 0 1 RJcksn lb 4 112 injured reserve list "I’ll be 52.then and I’m hoping to "I've learned to accept whatever First. Stoddard emerged (o words of coach Ed Chlebek. "the best-all around club are expected to be in the fight for the title. the Browns were fullback Paul Fast IP H RFHBBSO Amgecf 3 111 ,Macknn2b 4 0 ) 0 free agent following the 1979 season. dinal spokesman said White, a five- W 1. Pet tiB Cleveland - Waived lullbatk Paul retire, " says the colorful little St we've had since I've been here " i» "I'm hoping the championship season will have a little Campbell, of Ohio State, and defen­ S;»n FranctM v Whitt c 3 2 2 3 comes. But when the game goes on. acknowledge the cheers, and then Piccone, one of the most popular Buf­ year veteran, was failed by team Pittsburgh 67 :3 .‘.'fl H rgsh m r'W t- 61-3 6 1 1 2 2 Totals 34 10 II 9 Totals 33 4 10 4 Campbell, delensivc ends (ilenn Hobinstm Louis native who has guided the you can't help being nervous about it. someone prevdilcd upon Weaver to The Ivy League race looks like its usual scramble, with bit of carryover," said Cozza, beginning his 16threason. sive end Glenn Robinson, from Montreal 6T :: :.42 2 Minton'Sr- 2 2%3 2 0 0 0 I Toronto 000120 241- 10 and Alvm Hall, wide receivers Jiv falo players, caught 33 passes for 556 physician Dr James Ellsasser Oklahoma. Philadelphia 63 '4 .'38 Vt New Y(>rk Minnesota 001 000 OOO- 4 Henrv, Andre Grier and Eric Rouse, Orioles to six division titles, four pen­ The worst part of it is all you can do come out and wave to the crowd He defending champion Yale among five teams that could "We graduated 13 starters but we did get our juniors and New York :« 64 467 II Bomback >L9-‘ i 7 6-212' E-Zahn. Adams DP—Toronto 3 LOB linebacker Jim Hi'ward ollensive tai kle yards last season. because he had not fully recovered .*2 bb 441 14 nants and one world championship in is sit there and watch." did, in his sweatshirt, and the Ians win a well-balanced race. In the Yankee Conference, sophomores in for some games last year." Matt Robinson, acquired in an off­ St Lt'uis • Hausman 2 J 0 0 I 0 -Toronto 3, Minnesota 6 2 ^ C riflm , Dan Jackovich and defensive back Yince The Bills also reached the roster from a knee injury he suffered last Chicago 49 « 4i: 17 HBP -h\ B m ibat k (Clarki T 2 3b A Whitt 3B-Whitt HR-Jackson i3>. Highland the 11‘/2 previous seasons he has Weaver has been called "the best really let him hear it because they defending champion Boston University was hard hit by Yale led the nation in total defense last season in win­ season trade from the New York West 13 408 / ige SP—Gr Mmncsoia - Signed punter Skip year while playing for Kansas City. W 1. Pet GH Johnston Cut defensive tackle Steve managed them and has another shot love the little guy in Baltimore limit by waiving eight players and Jets, will start at quarterback Satur­ PITTSBCHGH^_ H t^ T O N IP H R EER BBSO manager in baseball, " even by other graduation and will be pressed by Connecticut and ning the title for the ninth time. Cozza will have to Houston 66 .’3 ::: - Toronto Niehaus. running backs Dennis Mosley putting two on the injured reserve The Minnesota Vikings trimmed (Tncinnati 66 i abrhbl ^ abrhbi and Mike Forrest tight ends Eric at winning again this year. managers, but you never hear him Shortly afterward Weaver day night against Los Angeles, TfKldiWl-Oi Massachusetts for the top spot replace some key men, such as linebacker Tim Tui^pane Los Angeles 64 :: .‘38 2 Morenocl 4 110 Morgan2b 100 1 9 10 4 4 4 6 Hegrenesand Marc Trestman. receivers list.. their roster to 59 by cutting 15 Fohss 4 000 ('abellSb 30 13 Minnesota "If everything goes as planned, , refer to himself that way showered and then went into the Denver Bronco officials said. Bron­ San Franeisc 60 60 :A) 6>z Ken Brown and Anthony Phillips Boston College rebounded from a debilitating 0-11 and defensive backs Arnie Pinkston and Chip Kelly. But Parker rl 40 11 Puhlrf 4 0 10 ZahniL 10-161 Waived were; veteran running players, including defensive tackle Mlanta KJ 47V y safeties Thomas Lane and Clark (^U*v, this contract will be my last one "We can't judge eacfv-other, " he Orioles' oflice. where he signed his “s season in 1978, one which got Chlebek fired and rehired Yale has led the Ivies in defense for the last eight years. cos Coach Red Miller said Craig Mor­ Milner lb 4 0 1 0 Cruz If 40 10 Yerhoeven 1-1 bacHs Mike Collier and Steve Powell, Steve Niehaus and ninth-round draft San Diego ;i 70 421 16 Fasler If 4 0 10 Cedenocf 4 0 10 Kinnunen 2-; defensive end Anthony Norman, defen­ Naturally, the economy and how far I says. "All I know is that 1 didn't new contrael while cluh owner within hours, to finish 5-6 last year. The team won four of On offense, the Elis have quarterback John Rogan ton would split quarterbackj^uties Wednesday s Results sive tackle Nick Buonamici. cornerbai ks running back Jim Walsh, quarter­ Dick Dennis Moslev. a running back. Madlok3b 4 0 1 0 H e e p Ib 3 0 2 0 Corbett can go on the money I’ve been able to pattern myself after any other Edward Bennett William.s and Its last five and begins the year with much enthusiasm. returning, although soph Joe Dufek may see action. with Robinson. San Diego? Philadelphiar. mghi Otl c 4 0 2 0 Hevnids pr M O O HBP-bv Kinnunen (RowellI T-2 rj Grayland Jackson and Robert Meyer back Dan Hartwig. wide receivers Ix*5 ^ngeles ■ Montreal I. night Garner2b 4 0 2 0 Ashbvc 4 2 2 0 A-4198 kicker Tom Junch, and punier Fred save will be a factor, but right now manager and what I always try to do General .Manager Hank Peters stood . "We came out of spring drills healthy and things are There are some holes in the offensive hackfield. Atlanta 9. Chicago r night Hibbv p 2 0 0 0 l.jndsty ss 2 0 0 0 Byk Mike Almond and Ken Brown and San Francisco2 NeysNorkl nighi my mind is made up to retire >n two is put together a ball club where 1 can by and watched The Orioles going well. " says Chlebek "We feel we ll have more Jackson p 0 0 0 0 Bergmn ph 1110 KANSAS CITY TEXAS “I think any one of five teams can win it. I think it's Cincinnati 4 St U>uis 3. 12 innings Bevarq ph ft U 0 0 Ruble p 2 0 10 linebackers Rick Dennison and Tom night abrhbl abrhbi more years ' get the most out of all 25 players " manager left the ballpark ,ii 9 30 experince on defense and we; think our skilled people^will Hom op ft 0 Walling ph 0101 Wilson It ' 60 1 0 RiverscI '13 0 going to be that close," Cozza said. “I don’t think it will Higgins. Buffalo put defensive end Arguments dominate Houstonr Pittsburgh! night 0 0 Weaver'3 decision isn't one he Weaver doesn't feel his judgment p.m. EDT and arrived in Los Angeles be a little more experienced. And our kicking game will be decided until the last weekend." Thursday s (iames Sanglinph 1 00 0 Smith p 0000 McRae dh 62 30 Wills 2b 3 0 ) 0 Basketball Mekeli leremia and offensive guard San Diego Blue 11-6 > at New York llis Angeles 'Sulti'nBHi at Montreal Hurdler! 4 0 0 0 i^llnamlb 1000 In other training camp news, the (.arner 2 Aihby Milner SB:-M(*ron<'. Walhanri 2.0 0 0 Sample rf 4 110 • the full endorsement of his wile, "I've probably made a lotta ready to go again by game liiiu- enthusiasm The team opens at Pitt and then plays host to season, feels that's the key position that will determine (Sanderson 12-7' 7 X p m ( edono, ,M>*rgan S-Smith % tournament at nearby Kings Island. Whilc2b 4 0 0 0 Ncrnsph I 0 0 0 New Orleans Saints, possibly in the CINCINNATI I UPI I - It took Chicago 'Krukow 8-12 • at Ailania IP H R ER BBSO Marianna. weaknesses, " he says. "Everybody Stanford a week later. ' the champion. ' Maiulla 7-11 >. 7 X p m Mui)nks2b OOOOSundbrgc r 0 10 market for a veteran backup quarter­ three sets and a lot of arguing, but The dual was extended by I’ittsburgh Chalk^h 0 0 0 0 Frias ss I 0 0 0 WKSTKKX All the traveling, the continued makes mistakes and I'm sure I've Hume honored The Eagles also meet Florida State in the fifth week "The people who have the best quarterbacking in the Pittsburgh 'Blyle-icn 7-8' at Houston Ribbv 'Lir-3( . : t-3 : 4 4 6 1 3 112 I Plads4 1 1 0 Roberts ss responsibility of making important back, will look at former Detroit lop-seeded Jimmy Connors finally numerous arguments between Con­ Jackson .2-3 I 0 0 1 .0 Staub ph 1000 Raunchy Relations 63 made my share The big thing I try NEW YORK 'UPI' Ciminnati s and by that time, the concluding matches against the end should take it all," said Restic. "There are a lot of Fridas s (iames Homo 241120 Lion quarterback Bill Munson today. beat his unseeded opponent. nors and officials and between San Diego at Montreal night Totals 44 9 3 Totals 41 3 9 3 (Larry Ayers 24, Steve decisions on the spot and the not to do is make the same ones over Tom Hume, who picked up one vic­ likes of Massachusetts and Holy Cross may seem like good defensive teams so the difference will be quarter- San Francisco at Philadelphia nigh: Houston Kansas Citv 101010000004 - r Dick Steinberg, the Saints' vice Sherwood Stewart of Houston. Texas, Stewart and the same officials. Ruble'W 7-2 > 6 6 I I 0 I Texas 100 0® Ul) 000-3 Ayers 20), Boland Oil 45 numerous battles he has had with the again ' scrimmages backing." Los Angeles at New York nighi to r y a n d twii saves in Igur president for player personnel, said 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 Wednesday in the $200,000 Finally, in the fourth game of the (.■hieagoat Houstt>n. night Smith (S6( 3 3 0 0 1 I P^-Clav DP-Kansas City 1 LOli- (Bob Boland 12. Bill Smith umpires have taken their toll. Whether AVeaver. who owns the appearances last week. Moml.iy was " It s going to be a good schedule. " said an optimistic Restic has several candidates for the quarterbacking Pittsburgh at (Tnnnnaii mghi T -2 M A -I».U2 Kansas Citv 11. Texas I 2B-McRae 2. Anyone who saw how excited he Munson will be evaluated by the Association of Tennis Professionals finaU set, at the request of both St U'uis at Atlanta mghi Rivers, Ellis. Porter HR—Brett >ir>'. 13, Cliff LaPoint 8. Dan best winning percentage of any pre­ named .National Le.igue Player ol the* Chlebek. "Pitt. Stanford and Florida State were ranked job “and everyone will get a shot. It's wide open.” Those SAN DIEtiO ^ PHILADELPHIA Roberts >6i SB-Washington I^Wills players, the chair umpire was ab r h bi > r h bi Socha 8). became over umpire Rich Garcia's sent manager and now has moved to Week by NL Presidenl Charles in the top eight by a football magazine It will get us expected to be in the fight are Brian Buckley and Ron IA)S ANGF.LtS .MONTHFAL SF-Oliver. Aikens removed and Connors went on to win ab r h bi ab r h bi Richrds li 0 I 2 l,5mith If 4 110 . IP H RERBBSO Six Pack 49 (Brendan third-strike call on Pat Kelly in last second on the all-time list behind only working hard and there will be no excuses if we re not Salazar3b fi 2 3 1 I'nser ph 10 10 Fccnev Cuccia. his second round match. Lopes2b 2 2 2 0 LeKloreK 40 10 Kansas City C o n n o lly 19. K evin ready" Dartmouth, the 1978 champion, won three of its last Thomas2b~ 1 0 0 0 Si’oH2b 4 0 0 0 Winfield ri 4 12 2 Rpselb 4 12 1 (iura 9 7 3 3 1 r "I’m playing fairly well right Russell ss 3 0 0 0 Dawsonet 4 0 2 0 Mt'ntnz lb f. I 2 1 Schmidt 3b r. 000 (^isnbrrv > W10-4 2 1 0 '0 I 0 Spellman 14, Jim Sulick Sophomore quarterback John Loughery. who emerged four in 1979. Third-year Coach Joe Yukica lost 17 Baker It 4 12 2 Valentin rt 2 0 10 Mmphrv cl f 0 2 0 McBride rl 4 12 1 Martin <^li 1 I 0 0 0 i now," said Connors. “Stewart played 4 100 Trillo2b 4 0 10 as a starter last year, returns to direct the offense. He'll (iarvev lb 4 0 10 (HIk e rf 2 0 10 Stimacc Texas 13), Red Dragon 45 i Steve lettermen but has 16 starters returning including All-Ivy better than I’ve seen him play in (cv3b 3 111 Crotnrilb 4 0 0 0 OSmith ss r 0 1 0 Maddox cl 4 100 (lav 9 1-3 8 3 3 3 3 Dwyer 18, Mark Bennett have plenty of help from a swift backfield of Shelby Gam­ performers Dave Shula and Jeff Dufresne. Monday rl 3 10 0 Carter e 3 111 Flannrv2b 4 110 Bi'wa ss 3 111 Johnson iL0-2> 2 1 2 2 3 0 quite a while.” (iuerrer cf 4 00 0 Parrish3b 3 0 00 Kchlbr'grp 2 0 0 0 BiM>nec 1 0 0 0 Darwin 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 12, Carl Hunt 9). ble, Leo Smith and Kevin Benjamin. But the offensive "A lot of things can happen — unforeseen injuries in­ Yeager c 4 0 11 Speier ss 3 0 0 ft Perkins pfi 1 1 0 0 Espim'sa p 20 12 HBP--bv Clav > Porter i WP-C!av 3 Also Wednesday, No. 11 seed John Beuss p3 0 0 0 Rt'gers p Curtisp I 000 Saucierp 0 0 0 0 Darwin t - 3 21 A-16,986 Final standings: line was practically wiped out by graduation, including cluded — between now and the final game of 1980," Sadri of Charlotte, N.C., beat Johan 10 0 0 Fingers p 0 0 0 0 Nclesp 0 000 Morlnd ph 1 000 Relations 7-0,' Centennial 6- guard John Schmeding, a high draft choice by Buffalo. Yukica said. "We have to continue to improve at the Kriek of South Africa 6-3, 3-6,6-1; un- Mat ha ph 10 0 0 "We just have to hope the newcomers will ccme D Acqusli 0000 ( Hrusstar p O(T0 0 1, Dragons 4-3, Boland 3-4, same rate we did in 1979. We have some key personnel .seeded Francisco Gonzalez of Puerto Tamarg pi I 000 (iross ph' 10 10 BALTIMORE CALIFORNIA Motas 2-5, Lite 2-5, Six- through, ' Chlebek said returning. We will be competitive and challenge for the Sosa p 0 0') 0 Totals 41 7 12 6 Totals 34 r 10 r ab r h bi ab r h bi Rico beat Thierry Tulasne of France San Dieg(> UOl 060000- 7 r 00 0 Thon2b 4 110 Pack 2-5, Buffalo 2-5. On defense, Chlebek likes linebacker Jim Budness. only title." Totals 31 : 7 4 T<‘ials li 1 6 I ' 7-5, 6-3; and Eric Friedler of Chicago lx's Angeles axiZlOiUi PhiladelphiaL'iphia .'flOOOOUOO- f. f 0 1 0 Lans(rd3b 4 100 Centennial 67 iDean f .* M ^ Montreal 'UJOlOftUO-l K - lk'W'j2. Stiinac. Espinosa DP-San t 4 111 Forddh 4 0 10 upset No. 4 seed and defending cham- P^-Dawst'n Reuss DP l.(>s Angeles 2. Diego3 U)B San Diego9. Philadelphia I In 0 0 Baylor II fi 0 1 2 Fradel 13, Dave Jones 10, 7 2B- Montanez HR Wmlield>l4i SB- ) 4 110 (inch lb .' I I 0 pon, Peter Fleming of Seabrook Mcnireul 1 LOH U>s Angeles 3. Daryl Jones 10. Darrel Mcntreal4 2B U-pcs (iarvev. Dawson Bowa2,0 Smith. Wmlield. S-Slimac 3 112 Clark cl 4 12 0 -—J' - ' ^ I Island, S.C.. 7-5, 6-2. 3E4-Baker Yalenlme HR C arter ('Zi* S IP H HER BBSO I 1 0 0 0 Miller rl 4 12 1 Richards 12. Tom Cum­ Sports briefs_ -Russell San Diego I 3 10 0 ( mpnrs ss 4 0 12 Friedler, who will soon quit IP II R ER BBSO Ficholbergcr 4 6 ^ 4 2 I 10 0 0 Whitmerc 20 10 mings 16), Lite 56 iKent Ia's Angeles Curtis 22-3 2 0 ft 1 1 0 0 0 0 Patekph 1000 professional tennis to enter law Fingers >SI6i 2J-3 2 0 0 0 2 Pelletier 15, George Sirols .McEnroe was aiming to play his were practicing and working out in school, had to qualify for the tourna­ Reuss' W K-4- 9 6 1 1 0 4 lb fr 1 3 2 Cliburn c 1000 Martina extended way into top form to defend his U.S. Montreal (' fi 0 2 10 ). closed sessions at the Hartford Civic ment and'is ranked 292, Rogerss (Ul-9> s 40 10 Motas were awarded a MAHWAH. N J I I'PI 1 - Martina Open title at Flushing Meadows, D A(t|uisti‘ 40 6 lU 6 Totals JH 10 : Center's exhibition hall, just off of Fleming was a t 5-3 in the first set. S*'sa L> (fiOOOOOUUt-b forfeit over Buffalo Navratilova, extended to three sets N Y next week. He was forced to the arena where three days of corn- • He had the serve and was up 40-15, T 2 IN \ - a (i»' I 2110 000 iin i>-: in a dillicult lest, deleated Lele withdraw from last week's Canadian petition begin tonight. but lost the game. Forood Wednesday night in a $100,000 Open in the second round with a But gymnasts from West Germany He blamed his loss on the heat and Jai Alairffjesults Manchester American Legion Juniors tennis tournament at Ramapo sprained ankle and appeared slowed and Norway chose to try to unwind on his poor conditioning. Jai Alai Entries College. by the injury. the eve of the meet, traveling to "I knew I was in trouble when 1 tir$t t Moii*a 16 26 4 46 i46 THUKSUAY Winner of 16 of its last 21 starts was the Eric Stepper, Assistant Coach John .lonkins Navratilova had to tome from Mystic Seaport for a day at one of 22.40 946 4«U 1 ArtMO 4 60 i 40 couldn't see the court," said 6 Paciv Xatu Infirtti Manchester Junior Legion baseball team. Front. Tim Feshler, Scott LaBrec. Chits behind for a 2-6, 6-4. 6-3 victory over Connecticut's biggest tourist attrac­ i m t lartwen i.u i n 2 mu i.60 F«tl; Weaver suspended Fleming. "I’m just not in good shape 2 Oarniy Forood of Fort Lauderdale, Fla , in a tions. 4 tiw UnMrto t M ' liMiieta 4 / > iil6 1. GiM<.2am 2. fiaaiaw-llentXli 1 1 tew Squad members, top row, Coach Steve Petersen, Gary Shaw. Jim Kibbie. Doug right now.” 3 laa$ta 4 6hi second-round match The 1978 and NEW YORK lUPl) — Baltimore ItilK ta 4-/ U4.9U 3.2«t»4tefa 4. lar^M-Caia Armstrong, Jon DuBois, George Hanlon, Bob Whitaker, Bill Hill and Tom I'arlante The chief of Japan's delegation, “This is the biggest win of my rtrlKti 6 b IniKla 4-/'2 M 16I6 i. Miaa 1 Kouj 6 CaM^artarm S Myrea 6 Rm 1979 Wimbledon Champion, who drew Orioles manager Earl Weaver was Masahide Ota, labeled the U.S., career,” Friedler said. IntKU 6 b 4 U 9 /W 1. PachMRMrti 1 teta-OUnata 7. M w a 1 Maadra Piccin, Paul Tucker, Joe Maningas, Kevin Overall the team posted a 20-16-1 record a first-round bye, defaulted last week suspended Wednesday for three b«c«n4 ( 6au i;»aiiK** 23.26 1926 /66 SuK MM lanet S«6$ MAC China and Japan as “the hig three in In another upset. No. 8 seed Wojtek I M ritiu IM rrt* I N 4.W 4.26 1 2aq« I I 20 /.OO Brophy, Tim Ellis, Paul Peck, Tim Carmel 1k «M l«Mh. in the Canadian Open due to a back games and fined an unspecified j ?aclH U|« IQUO Z.40 2 IrtlM M « *a 4 40 this competition — for both men and Fibak of Poland lost to Pascal Portes I.kaw-Mynia 2 Artana taaics 6 GtM brturefl 401 Um m U / 'I 1116 66 1. G«rNM-C6ya 2. C aM aJM erti injury amount for his actions in a game N 4 tanlkleanet of France 7-5, 6-7, 6-2 in a three-hour l i H iW rrrtKta / 1 1314.16 3 Pad! (ana 4. laraHM-aarrata J. 6h i /aqa "I was worried about losing, " said 9. Orica l-IIM ra 6 La$a6»Awl against the New York Yankees ferlKla IJ >li6 bU In-lai 2 12 lb>4 16 5 Hfce-AfN 6. teselaKti match. 7 ia-tSH 1. teaqw-laada N'avatilova. who scored victories in Saturday night, but immediately said Irhlai I i6 IJi4l>U XMltll. 2 6kw liKitia ■ 1. Mazu lla rtn a Closing of drawbridges No. 2 seed Guillermo Vilas of Sa6i Gaaa-lartarM PLAINVILLE Richmond. Va . and Montreal since he would appeal the suspension. Initial matchup IM 1 6af«| Laaia 1.29 4.46 3.66 $■6$ Irw-RtscJ Argentina and No, 3 seed Harold bCMtUMiertt U6U 616 446 losing in the semifinal at Wimbledon American League President Lee NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Ted 2 UrMa ■ 2 M b60 Z U IM Ikatk: Solomon of Fort Lauderdale, Fla^., j )•$« ism 160 i60 J iMiiwn baa . Z.M . | ‘0aaRTlcaael 2 (Mttta-Mandia EVERY SATURDAY! iio 1 CakniaMintial 2.2a|a-0lamlJ conceril of Coast Guard to Chris Evert Lloyd MacPhail announced Weaver, whose Turner's patched-up Courageous is won their second-round matches. 4 Hull I ft$u I liMMla 1214016 3 Orkeafrbfa 4. kaw Crniy (jHiwq i b bii.ni rcrtKta 1 2 114346 3. GanataltKa 4 tearZarra team has climbed to 2‘i games matched with Dennis Conner’s S la r fM A w l 6. Muza M M trla 9. [gw6il (MW 6 ba^tnea GOVERNORS ISLAND, waterways. V Vilas beat Stanislov Birner of fttlrtU b i biSibU intKta 12-31Libl(6 7. teaqaa-Arcarart 1 1 Artaa^Caraaicndi package. " behind the leading Yankees in the mighty Freedom today for the first IntKtl b i t 36ii it) laatn 2 6an Cava 1. Pad* Rata^ NY — The Coast Guard is The proposed changes 7:30 Aug. 23 Striking upset Czechoslovakia 6-3, 6-1, and Solom MAC'larturtM Sa6$ kiM-tAava The proposed changes American League East, would begin time in final trials for America’s Cup tMVttl J Oinaa ■ 1366 4 26 116 asking for opinions on would consolidate (riin M> IK Wl beat Tim Gullikson of Boca Raton. 136(1 I4.t6 (.26 i Ibo boo J.40 taurtli laatk. would be consolidated into ATLANTA lUl'Ii — John Austin, serving his suspenion Friday night defenders. 140 b20 proposed regulations provisions applying to a DIa.. 2-6. 6-4 and 6-1. i Uja 8 liKn)i i U \.U gm Z la rM fl I 6aw 2. tetana C60 a general section of the in the most striking triumph ol his when the Orioles visit Oakland, if The British, with only one victory, * I larqM * UMxala 1 3 133 26 3 Itta 4 Padx 3 Arcararal 4 Orkcal covering the opening and large number of draw­ 3-6 14316 regulations. career, upset top-seeded John there was no appeal. fartKta J-1 119 26 S. Rawa 1 M a S kqa 6 Saraaieadi Auto Polo face elimination today if they lose to fcrtfcta 6-J 1169 bO closing of drawbridges and bridges. Included in the .McEnroe Wednesday night with a IntKU i l l 16II 2V Item iCaya 7 Carif i Irwkta Com m e n I s on the the French, who have three victories IntKta 6^3 2 131146 llatraflth $4*$ tew Sail I n standardization of opening proposal is a provision 6 6r6aa ■ UrawnOI266 *.N 2.66 40 stunning 7-6 (7-5). 6-4 victory in the in their best-of-seven semifinal Indian gridders tittX Iteccfit: and acknowledging signals allowing boat pilots to sub­ proposal must be received Teams to watch 4 m * Uya 1946 bt!6 4.46 1 6au landa 610 3 20 littk lap mod heat$ 2 g first round ol an Atlanta tennis tour­ series for Cup challengers. tOaaay landa for the bridges. stitute radio-telephone by Sept. 1. Those seeking Marksmanship winner to launch drills I fiana lu t I 4.60 310 2 btana Iwnat 960 1 Mazu42ana 2. CakNU-Rapi 1 Artteii m a ta nament. HARTFORD, Conn. i UPI) - Gym­ Turner, whose hid for a second Cup 3 6a6>«la lanat 400 UMMata 1-6 14660 3. Gancw-lartirM 4.2ag«i-Awl Ikaw Taqa 4. HAArcaraia 1 There have been no stan­ communications for sound additional information "1 never in the world thought I nasts from the U.S., China and Japan iMaia 41 IJI 46 rarlKta 6-1 111 96 1. IMa (Marta 6. (anta-OarraU S. lla-CaraawaAi 6. Qr6cj B-tnay may write for Public CoasI lap street heats defense at the helm of Courageous Boasting the top average in the Class E Group with the Gover­ Students trying out for football at rartKU 411121.26 7 UaaMUaaat 1. Jaaqaakiga dard signals for most and visual signals. would ever beat McEnroe. ' said were being called the teams to watch IntKta 6 1 2 12b2.46 2. laNRyMna ifim a -lm K Guard add-1 Notice No 3- has been tormented by equipment nor’s Foot Guard Big Bore League for the past season was Manchester High this fall should be IntKta 4-1^ U26.26 iMttttl S«6t larfw-IMAra Sa6t liM ta liRa drawbridges in the country Another provision $5 ADM 6-12 yrs. 99< 2 Iran i m 6.W 3.26 i.20 421 at the offico of Com­ Austin, who had to win three in the opener of an international breakdowns on his six-year-old Wtt Intk iMmh: and the Coast Guard says pfohibiting a vessel from at the high school athletic office b tiM b n I 14 46 1206 i.4l I Uta6N l«6a b60 320 under 6 FREE qualifying matches to get into the meet limited to 11 nations that Henry Agbstinelli of Manchester. A member of the Foot Guard 2 Iqaiy /aqa mander (oan-bri. Third yacht, entered the round-rohin series Saturday, at 9 a m. to pick up their I taMta 6M rta 9.40 4 20 6 kugm Gartf I I I 1 Caaa-Raua 2. tarqw l a i f w 1 tantaVaaOa the lack of standards is passing through the draws ilawteaJtaa lirst round "1 think this win will boycotted the 1980 Moscow Olym­ team for four years, Agostinelli also copped the Class E honors j cgn 1^1 210 tlwaaU 21 13916 3 PadH ltH 4 lactMteva J Irauclaaact confusing and causes un­ Coast Guard District, Wednesday after having only a few equipment. Be sure to bring physical 1 Artaaa-Caray 6. teaqM-CaiaaKadi of a bridge unless an b l 144 46 fartKta 2 1 1244.16 1. Artaaa-Aw 1 r M A M a PLAINVILLE STADIUM keep me on the tour for another pics. days to tune up a new mast. two years ago. Competition was staged at the Blue Ridge Trail I. ba-Arciraii 1 certainty among mariners opening signal has been Governors Island, N Y exam form signed by famiiy physi­ farHcta b l 1112.46 IntKU 2 1 6 1blb4U 1 Orataliaatet 1. 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presents artists from the world ol 6:00 launch an invasion. (Repeal. 60 11:50 Old documentaries donH die Ntwt mins ) music, dance and opera, including M CharHe's Anpete-Baretta Luciano Pavarotti and Renata Charlie’s Angals--'Marathon An- [.$ B.B. Show v9 Movia-(Drima) **4 “Jha Scotto gels’KellyandKrisjoinanall-female special that included a Niagara region, in New does but NBC does not, se­ I Jokor’tWIld FoxasOfHarrow" 1947RexHarn- By JOAN HANAIIKK B:30 marathonruninwhichoneofthecon- ivtf Auttrallan Rulat Football son.MaureenO'Hara Aphilanderer NEW YORK (UPI) - If revealing if difficult inter­ Jersey, next door to a cond place in network Cl3(i9Nobody'sPerfect Detective tastants Is targeted for Teams to be announced breaks up his marriage to seek af­ Louisiana farm and at the Hart's quest (or a missing $30,(XX) Baretta- 'Por Nada' B a re lid w l b yesterday’s newspaper is view with black comedian coverage goes to ABC. ff ^ Ro6m222 fluence and lame in t820s New Or­ bottle of wine leads lo several ou­ out to prevent alreel warfare affar a Richard Pryor, The repeat beautiful resort lake in, you count actual conven­ World Of Tha Baavar Filmed leans (2hrs . 30mina) supposed to be good for trageous encounters barrio gangleader is wounded. over a three-year periodintheRock- 1i) NFL Racquatball Semifinal also carried a new inter­ Michigan. tion coverage, NBC comes m (T4) Movie *(Comedy)**H "Main (Repeat: 2 hrs., tSmins.) wrapping fish, who knows les. photography captures Ihe lile Match E ve n t" 1979 Barbra Streisand. how they’ve been recycling view with Pryor. It was frightening the in second and ABC last. cycle ol one of nature's most mdus 44b Movla -(Comedy) 12:00 "Shame, Shame On Tha BIxby RyanO'Neal.Theheadof a perfume C£CB8UI*Ma«l«'ORANDJURY’ The show was the best- first time around and it Two shows, a repeat of Oflheat tnous builders Henry Fonda old television documen­ company loses her business and 1977 Stars: Leslie Nielsen. Barry narrates Boys" 1979 A lighthearted wes­ watched television remains so — particularly ABC’s "Galactica 1980” finds she must rely on her only asset Sullivan Bobby and Jenny are a taries? M Bataball Boston Red Son vs tern about a cattle rustling family who challenge Ihe local deputy to a to become solvent again. She must youngcoupletryingtomakealifefor The ideal network solu­ program of the week. since the update reveals and a non-repeat episode of Oakland A s lurna non-fighting prizefighter Intoa themselves when they meet an Jim Rockford; Prlvata shootout at the old corral (Rated tion would be to rerun On television, nothing how little has been done to NBC’s ’’From Here to winner JR aled PQ) (2 hrs.) older and more experienced man Invaatigator PG) (90 mins ) succeeds like excess. If it help the people already in­ Eternity" come in last for 39(3239 Gamas People Play The 393239 Man'aOrealestSportsA who helps them out both socially them, but how can you sell 6:30 specialpremiereofthisnew sports- trio of half-hour comedies: 'Dribble' and financially. works once, try it again. volved, how meager the the week, falling behind $ ILovaLucy old news to an audience focuses onbaskelball;‘TheFurther Movie-(Comedy)*** "Make f ' Tic Tac Dough variety series saluting unusual and that would rather watch The result is a repeat of attempts to clean up the even the lowest-rated con­ AdvenluresofWallyBrown'focuses Mine M ink" I960 Terry-Thomas, NBCNaw s entertaining competitive en­ problem before more on track and field, and ‘Single Life' Athene Seyler. Modern-day Robin "The Love Boat” anyway? the ABC News Closeup vention coverage. 34 Art Of Baing Fully Human deavors and Ihe men, women and youngsters whoparticipalem them. focuses on love (90 mins.) Hoodlum and his gang of merry "The Killing Ground — An families are involved. Professor Leo Buscaglia of Ihe ABC appears to be com­ Host Bryant Gumbel Co-hosta: 10:00 'maids' commit outrageous larceny University of Soufhern California ing up with a sensible — Update, ’ ’ which goes on the Television news should Johnny Bench. Cyndy Garvey and CSJ39 News in broad daylight. (2 h rs) Making it better. presents his views on the celebra- (D^ABCNewsCloseup'TheKill- ^ NFL Racquatball Semifinal even sometimes satisfying air Aug. 21, 10-11 p.m.. try more updating — not tionofhumamty (Programmingmay MikeAdamIe (90mma) /Houiciiicaiicmil/ 34WIIIRogars’U.S.A.JamesWhit- ing Ground: An Update' A rebroad- Match Eastern time. necessarily repeating an INTtHtTATf MIXIT tUVtM LAM be interrupted due to pledging ) — solution. It is repeats ■AST HAATTOHO SM-AM ) more portrays Ihe beloved Amer­ cast oftheoriginal Academy Award- (ii) Or. Gene Scott On Hebrews 6:55 with updates. The show deals with the entire documentary, which ■ A AO AIN M A T IN U D A a V ican humorist in a one-man show nominaled program which will also 0 Sergeant Bllko Fm tT SHOW ONLY tt.M Aff News Of course, the only way to know for sure if this service include the most/ecent information 12:05 Barbara Walters had problem of dumping can be boring even for Many tiock thermostats can accommodate several set­ 7:00 3 f Page 57 39 Movie•(Wastarn)***^ "3i10 onAmerica'sleadingenvironmental Cl) Six Million Dollar Man news fans, but going back is needed is to have an Oilheat efficiency check So. if you 3 CBS News great success a couple of chemical wastes — at New back periods, so you can raise and lower your home’s To Yuma" 1957 Glenn Ford. Van problem, the indiscriminate dump­ 12:30 5 All In Tha Family weeks ago repeating a York’s Love Canal and the to let the viewer know Better Economy temperature several times during the day. These are ideal haven’t had one yet this season, call your Oilheat dealer ing of chemical wastes (60mins) (?) Hogan's Heroes r 49 ABCNaw s Hellin A witness lo a holdup suc­ ceeds against all odds in holding an 10:30 39 Our Miss Brookq what, if anything, has for working families. and arrange for one soon You could start saving 10% — 9 39 Faca Tha Music (3) Nine On New Jersey 14 Boilng'sGraatastChampion- outlaw leader prisoner for a tram to 1:00 happened. or better 39 Odd Couple (|) Adam 12 Call your Oilheat dealer for an efficiency check and find ships The Boiing Writers Vote Yuma (2 hrs ) 11:00 The Nielsen ratings If you heat your home 16 Fastival Of Faith 8:30 (il) Top Rank Boxing From To* Brubeck’s style out how much you can save with modern fuel efficient '3)(4V30i 40' News towa. New Jersey reports are in for the week 39 Sawdust Tharapy 5 Marv Griffin with oil, you should know :$) M.A.S.H. 393239 Tomorrow equipment. 32 Naws 3T Victory Garden ending Aug, 17, with four (9) After Benny about Project Oilheat — 3T Dick Cavatt Show 9:00 39 Movie-(Drama)** "ThenThere days of prime time on CBS 3 AthAnnualCircusOfThaStars 39 The Millionaire Were Three" 1962 Frank La- lacks adventure a new program developed 7:15 39 Maude timore. Alex Nicol During W W II, a and NBC devoted to the M Thraa Sloogas Thirty one celebrated stars of 11:30 Nazi officer goes behind allied lines ture is gone. fby the U.S. Department of 7:29 television, stage and screen tem­ SNOWBIRD, Utah (UPI) convention. ABC ran its porarily abandon their regular C3) Sanford And Son to hunt down Italian partisans (90 Energy. It can cut your fuel 39 Daily Numbar — Nearly 20 years ago The new Brubeck quartet "20-20'■ news magazine for Better Advice ‘9) Kojak mins ) 7:30 professions to become daring cir­ played to about 1,000 fans, -jj consumption up to cus performers Performers in the 1:05 Dave Brubeck brought his an hour each night. Tlif-: iR 3 PMMagazIna (9) Night At The R aces Harness mostly in their 30s and 40s, 4 SlOO.OOONamaThatTuna special include Loni Anderson. Racing from Monticello Raceway (i) News quartet to Salt Lake City, CBS won the ratings war. ^’^25%. And you won’t Better Efficiency BarbiBenion. Jamie Farr, ElkeSom- 1:30 Latest Fashick. ^ Dating Gama Ci!) SportsCenter riding the wave of the at Snowbird Resort as part coming in first both in have to give up one Your Oilheat dealer can show you many ways to save In .11 SportsCantar mer Vic Tayback. Cathy Lee (f4) Movie'(Drama) **S. "The (9) Rat Patrol Crosby and many more (2 hrs) 2:00 million-seller record of the resort’s Summer prime time network 39 Supar Mamorias Of Tha G love" 1980 John Saxon, Rosey ...In Murder. degree of warmth and addition to energy-efficient equipment and fuel-saving 9 49 Barney Miller When Wo (S) Gong Show '* Jazz Festival. Suparbowls |0 Grier An easy-going bounty hunter "Take Five" and playing coverage of the convention comfort in your home. goes under thespelfof a hypnotist lo (f) JoeFrankllnShow If your heating system operates below its efficiency service, there are some ’common sense’’ improvements 32 MASH wants to retire, but before he does to sellout audiences. The group played selec­ and in the weekly prime­ 34 3 f MacNall'Lahrar Raport try to remember Ihe details of a he must bring in alive a vicious (22 Happy Days Again A lot has been done in the past ten years to make oil you can do yourself. 2:09 And fans of Brubeck s tions from a coming D r e s s e d potential — and most do — you’re wasting a lot of oil and 39 LIfa Is Worth Living crime, ne blurts out some shocking criminal who uses a steel glove to time ratings. (49 USAF Religious Film heating equipment better and more efficient. Fuel oil • Keep radiators, registers and dust filters clean This OddCoupla statements about the rest of Ihe pulverize anyone who tries to stop brand of progressive jazz album, "Tritonis," but for ABC came in second in a lot of money. Outdated equipment, lack of maintenance, 2:25 40 Tic Tac Dough squad (Repeal) him (Rated R) (2 hrs.) two hours the audience was T O KILL dealers, heating contractors, oil jobbers, and plumbers allows the heat from your furnace or boiler to circu­ (3) News — a style built around fan­ prime time, but it's a split or poor heating habits can-cause you to spend hundreds 8:00 (Closed-Capiioned) 393239 The Tonight Show just entertained, and only } Joshua's World When Or Tor- 34 Requiem For A Heavyweight cy time signatures — decision on prime time participating in the Oilheat program have been trained of dollars you could be saving. late freely through your home 11' Top Rank Boxing From To* the two short encores rancelreatsablack viclimofacruel towa. New Jersey Ed Wynn. Keenan Wynn and Jack 2:30 jammed a 4,000-seat convention coverage. If through special government approved classes to provide • Make sure carpeting, drapes and furniture don’t beating m his office, his safety and 34 Movie -(Mueical-Biographlcal) Palance star in Rod Serlmg'a lele- O) Moment Of MpdiUtion auditorium to listen to the brought the crowd to its play about the prizefighting world, vou count "20-20,” as ABC their customers with these new, fuel-saving improvements. obstruct air flow around radiators, registers, or cold that ol his children i^threatened ***4 "Love Me or Leave Me" (9) Movie-(Comedy) ** "Slop, group that featured feet. (60 mins ) 1955 James Cagney, DorisOay A first broadcast in 1956 You'reKillingMe" 1952 Broderick These Oilheat dealers can show you new burners that air returns. Part IV M ollis Brubeck said he would $ PMMagazIna - crippled Chicago racketeer dis­ 37) Moll Flanders Crawford. Cleire Trevor A racke­ Brubeck on piano and Paul save up to 16% of your fuel. Thermostats that save up to • Keep the furnace area clean and keep pets away .9 -40 Mork And Mindy Raquel covers a talented dance hostess, sent to prison where she meats her teer tries lo go legit (2 hrs.. 6 Desmond on alto have liked to play more. Walch guest stars as a beautiful but pushesherintothebig time, marries ex-husband Jimmy, and their love is 12%. A qualified Oilheat service technician can even cut from your heating system. Hair, dust and lint can mms ) saxophone. But, at 59, he complained deadly agent sent to Earth by the her and then turns savage when he rekindled 3 2 Rock Concert WANTED ^45 39 David Allen Show your fuel consump- E'CSc'TSf accumulate and plug air inlets. Necrolrons. planet Ork's archen can't dominate her (2 hrs . 30 39 Movie-(Drema)** "Public Af­ During the first break, that the 8.000-foot altitude (49 ABC News NIghtllne emies. who romances Mork into mins ) fair" 1962 Adrien Weiss, Myron one jazz lover carried his at Snowbird had exhausted lion up to 10% with 55 All of the suggestions above can help cut your fuel con­ spilling all he knows about Earth 9:08 11:35 McCormick A senator sets out lo : customs'so the Necrotrons can 37 Gala Of The Stars Beverly Sills (1) M.A.S.H. piano top to the bandstand all of the quartet. ■.a simple tune-up. ,X sumption. But, the single, most effective action you can clean up with corrupt government TO BUY agencies and meets with stiff poli­ to have Brubeck autograph So even with the take IS to call a participating Oilheat dealer right away for tical opposition (90 mins ) the massive piece of wood cost of energy an energy efficiency check. 3:00 — something Brubeck says TM (?) Movie-(Oreme)*** "Outceel CLEAN JIMLWMIirSXCA going up you can of (he Islands" 1952 Ralph Ri- "never happened to me CONTINUIS keep your fuel bills Thursday*1 chardaon,WendyHiller Awayward before or since in more young man ends up hunted and down by calling a than 30 years of concerts. ’' trapped in Malaya (2hra) USED CARS participating ___ 3:3U The crowd that night Racial bigotry is an unfortun­ (lD SportsCenter verged on uncontrollable, Oilheat dealer. ate fact of life in rural Arkansas The Clock Thermostat 4:00 sensing the creative in­ m the 1930 s, and Dr Joshua 32 Newt CARTER Torrance finds it difficult to 39Movie-(Weetern)**h "Baron terplay between Brubeck conduct his practice fully and Of A rizon a" 1950 Vincent Price. and Desmond — the Your Oilheat service technician can give your furnace raise his children honestly, in EllenDrew Anambitioualend-office enthusiasm that made or boiler a complete energy efficiency check. This series JOSHUA'S WORLD to be clerk almost succeeds in having Ihe broadcast Thursday, August 21 U S recognize his owning all of Brubeck’s quartet. Stan 1229 Main 81., MinchMtw JOHN DAN of tests provides an accurate read-out of your system’s Arizona. (2 hra ) on CBS-TV Kenton's band and the / 2 P R / « WITH AD 1 TEL. 640-64M BELUSHl AYKROYD performance And. if your efficiency rating is less than it Richard Crenna (pictured) Modern Jazz Quartet the 4:30 should be. the efficiency (^^heck can pinpoint the problem stars as Joshua Torrance, a big jazz names in the 1960s. I2.3-J2/2 ?')OaiL liberal minded man whose 32 22 Alive t h e r Better Equipment Based on the results of these tests, you will receive a tolerant feelings for and treat­ 4:55 But by the summer of iw) 4" 3 2 PTL Club-Talk And Variety recommendation of steps you can take lo save fuel and ment of black members of the 5:00 1980 the style is different. /(It liHtin 'tf ‘PROMNIBHT small-town community puts BLUES money These will include both the cost and the estimated (U Newa Brubeck — now playing Uml. T PLUS Since 1970, most of the product research and develop­ him on a collision course with 5:25 with his son Chris on elec­ 3 4 annual savings associated with these recommendations If your current fuel oil supplier or service company is a militant minority of white “CARRIE BROTHERS ment in the home heating industry has been directed (1) Movie-(Comedy) *4 "Not tric bass guitar, Jerry Remember, too that the savings will continue to climb listed below, call them directly. If not. call 1-800-842-1648 sheeted night riders Wanted on Voyage" 1957 Ronald toward energy conservation — equipment that produces CH(( i> uSllNGS ION llAi T TlUC Shiner. Griffith Jones Two zany Bergonzi on tenor sax, and with the price of energy The sooner you call, the sooner you could be saving up to GATES O P E N ' 30 FEATURE Tsl AT D U S K more heat out of less fuel. As a result, there are now stewards on cruise disguise them­ drummer Randy Jones — is Call your participating Oilheat dealer today and sched­ selves as Arabs and Search the 25% of your fuel. T WU.TOUKCT I W K t e y L greatly improved, highly efficient components to modern­ Caabah%or a stolen jewel (86 conventional and ule your energy efficiency check The longer you wait, the p a iin n w a - Ik n c iM ize virtually every aspect of your heating system. Your Oil­ Prep'areW-and paid for by the U S Department of Energy mins) proficient, but the adven­ more you’ll waste. HERBIE G0C5 Crocrmticks SUIT heat dealer can tell you about all of them in detail, but just ^ BANANAS i i r o i m x to give you an idea, we’ve outlined two of the more signifi­ EAST WINDSOR cant advances for you here. Dealer Information uiRtii pf4IVE IN ta x n [______TUT The Flame-Retenlion Head Burner The oil burner is the OPIN 7 30 FE A rU R th i AT DUSr TV tomorrow. lUXTTK key to an efficiently operating healing system. Like the EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD carburetor of your cat, the function of an oil burner is to MORNING 39 Bugs Bunny-Porky Pig AFTERNOON 39 Beverly Hillbillies Better Service Kasden Fuel Co. — 9:00 37) Over Easy Atlas Oil Co. 5:15 12:00 , ENDS THRUSDAY- mix the fuel from your ft' Dinah 3:30 9- Ed Allen Show (ft)(D(DNews PLEASE CALLTHEATRE 289-6435 289-5431 ft Andy Griffith Show CO Spiderman 2 .-FINAL COUNTDOWN'' storage tank with the proper 5:45 (ii) Living Faith ft; 32 Phil Donahue Show 39 1 Dream Of Jaannia MT Pt tJlI FOR SCREEN TIMES 4. New Zoo Review 393239 Card Sherke amount of air for combus­ Even without installing new equipment, you can cut your ft' Joe Franklin Show 37) Villa Alegra K i l l !«»■( a« tig l' >3l| BOLTON 5:54 (S Chico And The Man EAST HARTFORD & Ghost And Mrs. Muir 3:58 u » NOun > DflIVC JN >)■’ ««« tion in your furnace or boiler. fuel consumption considerably Proper maintenance by M Morning Prayer 49 Family Feud 39 Joker. Joker, Joker ( 0 4 9 FYI Automatic Comfort Inc. M & M Oil Co. 5:55 12:25 The new flame-retention a qualified Oilheat technician can save up to 10% of the oil 39 Tom Larson Show 4:00 39 Today's Women (1) New Jersey Report 649-2871 y 49 Flintstones CO Aftarnoon Playhouse head burners intensifies the you burn 568-1200 6:00 12:30 CiJ Fllntetonee ) / f. Various Programming (3) Search For Tomorrow combustion process. This 497Heritsl}e.Corner (0 3 2 Marv Griffin A simple tune-up of your oil burner may greatly increase its it AihSler Soccer (Wed.) d) OosaWits VERNON EAST HARTFORD 9rSQ CO Movie makes your heating system A New Zoo Revue (9)(i9 Ryan's Hope efficiency. Like an automobile engine, an oil burner must 39 Health Field ft. PartridgeFamily'Nily V 49 O om eti operate cleaner and up to Conn. Refining Co. Mellen, White & It NFLArmWrestllngl'illn g ^ ed .) receive the right mixture of air and fuel to operate at peak 39 Ed Allen Show (Exc. Tue (D Play The Percenlaget 39 PTL Club-Talk And Variety Palshaw Wed.) 39 Various Progremmlrfimming 3932(39 Doctors 3437) Sesame Street 16% more efficiently. efficiency. And like the automobile engine, an oil burner can 875-6248 39 Joker's Wild 6:15 39 Andy Griffith Show 3 9 Movie The Clock Thermostat go "out of tune" and start wasting oil An Oilheat techni­ 289-0251 (j News 49 Lassie 12:57 39 Bewitched 9:50 MANCHESTER 6:30 39 NBC News Update 49 Big Valley A clock thermostat cian can tune up your system — clean the heat 39 News Abbott And Costsllo 12:58 4:30 Get cash SO. WINDSOR Fogarty Brothers 10:00 can save you up to 12% exchanger (the part of your furnace that transfers 'fj My Three Sons (I)(49 FYI CO John Davidson Show 39 Bullwinkle ft. 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DEAR DICK; Please settle a dispute among three office DEAR DICK: Is Ihe book. "Errol Flynn: The Untold Story,” workers. Two of us say there is only one "(lone With the fact or fiction? Was he a spy for'Ihe Nazis? D M:, Kalamazoo, Wind” with tla rli Gable and Vivien I.eigh. The other worker Mich. insists there is a version with Clark Gable and Eliiabelh They're still arguing about that. I think there is so much Taylor, a re make. Corrert me if I'm wrong: (1) There has smoke there must have been at least a little fire. The word never been a re make ol "GWTW," and (2) Clark Gable and "spy " may be loo strong — it doesn't look like he tried to steal CBT never doses. L ii Taylor never made a picture together. L.A. GOODSON .Springfield. Mo. any plans or blow up the White House But there appears to be no doubt but what he sympathized with the Nazis, harbored I V THE CONNECTICUT BANK Call Toll Free 1-800-842-1648 You- - - are right about 111 No "GWTW" l remake, e i i i a n c , e ever. v e r . DUl But Nazis, helped them In many ways, even look some photo­ GableJable and Miss Taylor did wo^together.wr------although------il was only graphs for them Charles Higham. the author, tells me he has C l ) I AND TRUST COMPANY in a brief cameo scene 'They in a brief cameo scene. Theyrplayed themselves i,“ ' even more damaging evidence than he put in his book and that Member FDIC hie 1951 film called "Callaway W'ent Thataway " it will come out soon. DEAR DICK: (fuestiuos galore. What happened to "The Mike Douglas .Show"? Will he be on TV again? Was he consid­ DEAR DICK: I am very interested in Ihe question from There'S a Barney open 24 hours, near you, at: ered loo old, like Bert Parks? As for John Davidson. 1 don't your column that I have enclosed. (She enclosed a question The Flame-Retention Head Burner Better call today care for him. I turn him off. Mike’s program was a lifter- about interference on TV sets, with my answer about how the upper. EVA LOVE, Silverlon, Ore. rC C has a booklet on Ihe subject.) We, loo, have a lot of inter­ That s what makes horse races But Mike is back, doing ference. I have no idea what the FCC is or how I can conUct Manchester Parkade, 354V2 W. Middle Turnpike another syndicated talk .show for another svndicate You'll them to gel the booklet you meulioned. Could you please give have to check your lor al stations to sec if one of them bought me some more information? DONNA WEIN, Schofield Wis ,'Vlikc s new show The people who .syndicated Mike's old show Sorry I was incomplete The FCC is the Federal Communi­ Rockville, 42 East Main St. felt a change was in order, not beeau.se of Mike's age. but just cations Commission. They have 25 offices around the country to shake things up a bit They felt Davidson would bring in a I imagine the one nearest to you is in Chicago, but. if you have broader segment ol Ihe population It remains lo be seen if any question about where they are, call up your local radio or they were right TV station, who will. I'm sure, supply you with the address 18 - EVENIiNG HERALD, Thurs., August 21, I960 EVENING HERALD, Thurs , August Jlj_lM.r i? South Windsor school bus routes Power struggle revealed in day care battle Ellington and town limit, 20 SOUTH WINDSOR - Carriage Drive, 20. Newberry and Sullivan Valley and Amato. 9 Hazel. 3-11. corner Locust and in the center, said she was able to Carriage Drive. 223-244, 236 Avenue. 1. Niederwerfer, 43. 43 Niederwerfer. Ann, 72. corner Scantic and Ann. Hayes. 3- of a day care center pute began. "There never has been a ruling trol over certain aspects of the Child The following is the school 2 0 . By D VM; I.AV4LLKE return to work after nine years Carriage Drive. 20 Marilyn. 43-54. corner Elizabeth 18 Hazel. 21-46. corner Poplar and However, Mrs. Murrin said since Donald Goodrich, one member of against the use of permission slips Care Center program, said slie has bus schedule for South Christipe. 20. corner Berle and and Marilyn, 14. Norton Lane. 14-104. corner Ash. 16-32. corner Grace and Hazel. 3 llrruld Ki'iiorlfr great control over the actual ad- because of the care provided at the Christine. 7. McGuire, 20. corner King and Charing and Norton, 13. Lake, 20. Henry. 19, corner Brook and the establishment of the Child Care the panel and the director of the from parents for field trips,” Mrs. Windsor schools, which Norton Lane. 180-215. 215 Norton. Clark. 489-490. 489 Clark, 16. McGuire. 2. Ash. 59-80. corner Doria and Lake. Henry, 3. SOI Til \UM)SOK - Sandra minstration of the programs at the center. 13. Board, the service council has municipal services for the Connec­ Murrin said. open Sept. 3. Clark. 762. 762 Clark, 16. Murlelle. 6-49. 40 Murlelle. 18. 20 Highland. 25-65. corr>er Dogwood Oak Street. 27. corner of Brian, 16. Murrin, the director of the Child exerted more control. Mrs. Murrin said permission slips center. '^ h e addressed Fitts’ comments Deepwood, 30-50. corner Palmer Murlelle. 56-61. 56 Murlelle. 16. Avery. 165-510. between Elberla and Highland. 19B ticut Public Expenditures Council, The bus scheduies are Oak Street, 76-86. corner of Birch, Care Center, said the problems However, she said she only has ^ 6 Mrs. Murrin had not grown with and Deepwood. 20. Murlelle. 76-120, 84 Murlelle, 16. and Gray, 19A. Highland. 94. corner Oak and "I think they were sorry they said questioned Mrs. Murrin about from each parent were required for printed for each school 16 between the Community Service moderate amounts of control over the center when it was Changed from Deepwood. 69-76. 69 Deepwood, Murlelle. 144-145. corner Chapel Avery, 614. 614 Avery, 19B Highland. 19B to the board, do your own thing. It whether she would remain as the each chiM. ^ 0 attended a field trip. with the streets listed in 20. and Murlelle, 16 Oak Street. 149-176, 156 Oak sV. Avery. 656-1023. between High. 16. corner Hillside aod High. Council and the Child Care Board became very easy for them to director if the service council Town Manager Richard Sartor, small amounts of money and even a-drop-in center t6 a day care facili­ alphabetical order. Each Deepwood. 99-114. 114 Newberry. 211, 211 Newberry. 1. 16 Beelzebub and Dart Hill. 16. 18 resulteda from a power struggle Deepwood. 20. Northvlew, 43-55. 44 Norlhvlew. Oak Street, 232-311. between 232 Ayers. 50. corner Ayers and High, 31-120. corner Skyline and become an adversary group,” Mrs. retained control. another member of the pianel, asked smaller amounts of control on large ty- \ street will show the begin­ and 311 Oak S t . 19 “1 have watched the transforma­ Deerfield. 29. corner Timber Trail 15. Sunset. 18 High. 18 between the two groups. M urr^said. "I love my job, but I have taken a if the staff members have blanket in­ capital items. ning and ending house and Deepwood. 12. N o rt h v le w . 120 Pam Lane. 14-17. corner of Barber Hill. 10-34. corner Miller High Tower. 61. corner Scantic Mrs. Murrin read a prepared state­ Thb child care group has main­ tremendous amount of abuse from surance coverage. There have been numerous con­ tion. It would be impossible to have numbers, the bus number Deerfield. 56. corner Blue Ridge Northview. 15. Dogwood. 12 and Barber Hilt, 16 Barber HIM. 345, Meadow and High Tower. 16 ment and answered questions from this kind of a facility without a com­ and Deerfield. 12. Northvlew. 1 73-100. 100 Peach Tree. 36. corner of 345 Barber Hill, Van 1 Highview. 21-39. corner Benedict tained that the two-tiered system of the Community Service Council Mrs. Murrin said the staff flicts between the board and the ser­ and the bus stop. Deerfield. 62. corner Scott and Northvlew. 15. Benedict. 17 Bayberry. 15-37. corner Horizon and Highview 19A the study group examining the battle management currently in existence members check their own policies to vice council, according to Mrs. petent director," Mrs. Caspar said. Deerfield. 12. Northvlew, 240. 240 Northvlew. 15 Pine Knob. 11-27. corner of Pine and Bayberry. lOB Highview. 71*64, corner Highview during the dispute. They don't speak Knob. 19 between the two groups in the third Murrin. -s Following more public testimony Eli Terry School Demlng, 7-736. between Clark and Ordway, 23-46. 39 Ordway. 15 Bayberry. 61-117, corner Mohegan and Benedict. 19A , is not effective. When the Child Care to me and they call me names,"'she see if they are covered for this kind Pine Knob. 52-99. corner of Pine and Bayberry. 10B. Hillsdale. 20. corner Sullivan and Abby Road. 202-212. 202 Abby Oakland Road. 16. Parkview, 19. 10 Parkview, 0 session Wednesday night of transportation. She said in dealing with the in favor of Mrs. Murrin's handling of Knob and Highland 19 Bayberry, 161-194, 161 Bayberry. Board asked for independence from said. Road, 18. Dorla Lane, 25. corner Lake and Parkview. 40-60. 53 Parkview. 0 Hillsdale. 13 Pine Knob. 115-131. 123 Pine 10B "The Community Service Council the Parent Service Council, the ser­ Mrs. Murrin, who was hired in problem of building partitions in the the center, the panel recessed for an Abby Road. 226-2S0, corner Dona, 7. Pleasant Valley. 70-450. between Hillside. 32-138 comer Steep ar>d Goodrich asked her if there was Ellington. 1266-1750, between Knob. 19 has spent twice as much time on the Garnet and Abby, 16. Mein and Ellington. 6 Beechnut, 40. corner Quarry Brook Hillside. 16 vice council dismissed all metpbers any way that she would stay if the 1974, said she was pleased with the cafeteria, the ^hild board asked her executive session to discuss per­ Pine Knob 159-170 160 Pine Abby Road. 416-457. 441 Abby Foster and Oakland. 3. Pleasant Valley. 743-617. between and Simka. 9. Hillside. 146-200 corner High and center since the Child Care Board sonnel matters. Knob 19 of the Child Care Board about two service council still was in charge. support she has received during the to discuss the problem with the Road. 16. Ellington. 2233-2365, between Ellirtgton and Barrington E x t. 5 Beelzebub, 6-186. between Norton Hillside. 16 Pine Tree Lane. 39 corner Good was established, " Mrs Murrin told controversy. senior citizens to see if they could get The panel meet^ again tonight at Alison Road, corner Dower and Oakland and Foster. 17. Pleasant Valley. 949 Units 1-6. and Foster. 17. Hilton. 16. corner Ronda and months ago. Since that time, the "I would have to see some Hill and pine Tree 10 Hilton 14 Alison. 5. Felt. 200-210. 210 Felt. 12. Barrington Ext beginning of picnic Beelzebub, 240-270. 260 the group changes. They have become a very "If there is any joy in this, it has along without them. 7:30 in the Council Chambers. The Pme Tree Lane. 54-84. corner Hilton. 187. corner Ronda and Town Council had set up the study Ann Road, corner High Tower and Felt, 323. 323 Felt. 12. area. 5 Beiizebub. 7. parties may present additional Pond and Pine Tree, 10 Hilton. 14 "The Child Care Board has been group to examine the problem. tired group. It's time that it stops come from the support of the "However, the CSC told me that Ann. 5. Felt. 448. 446 Felt. 4. Pleasant Valley 949. Units 9-up, Beelzebub. 310. 310 Beelzebub, 7. Pine Tree Lane. 125-160. 155 Pine Hilton. 260. 260 Hilton. 15 struggling because it has been faced they were being built and that it was statements and may revise their Apple Orchard, corner McGrath Felt. 460. 460 Felt. 4. ' Barrington Ext end of picnic area, 5. Beelzebub, 390. 390 Beelzebub, 7 In her remarks to the study panel, being a nit-picking, overpowering parents, staff and the Child Care Tree. 10 Benedict. 34-97, corner Pine Tree Hilton, 327. 327 Hilton, 15 and Apple Orcherd. 15. Felt. 500, corner Oakwood and Pleasant Valley 10-20-1086 with heavy work, but no ultimate Mrs. Murrin said she could not con­ Board, " Mrs Mrs. Murrin said. none of my business," Mrs. Murrin stands on what they believe is the Pine Tree Lane. 199-210 210 Pme and Benedict. 19A Horizon, 70 corner Bayberry and group, " Mrs. Murrin said. Aroda Drive. 6 Aroda Drive. 2. Felt. 4. between Barrington Ext. and Clark. 5 authority, " Mrs Murrin said Foster Road. 77-400. between Tree. 10 Benedict. 145-159, corner Horizon, 10B tinue as the director if the Communi­ Mrs. Murrin also answered The decision to start a Child Care said. solution to the problem. Ayers Road. 50-116. between Pleasant Valley. 1100-1112. corner Strong and Ellington. 3. Pam Lane. 25-34. corner Pine Tree Benedict and Pine Tree, 19A. Ident. 96. 96 ident. 13 Howard E Fitts, the chairman of She said there was also great con­ Graham and Nevers, 14. Cinnamon Springs and Pleasant ty Service Council remains in con­ allegations made by Fitts Monday Board was not hers, Mrs. Murrin Foster Street. 63-177. between and Pond Lane. 10 Benedict. 393-425, corner Peach Singer hospitalized Brookfield. 17-70, 70 Brookfield. 6. Valley. t1 John Fitch. 873. corner Colony and the service council s Board of Direc­ Oakland and Orchard Hill, 19. Roy Road. 12. corner of Dogwood trol night. said. fusion between the two agencies over NEW LONDON, N.H. (UPl) - Brookfield. 179.179 Brookfield. 8. Pleasant Valley 1200. 1200 Plea­ Tree and Benedict. 19A John Fitch. 13 Foster Street. 442-720. between and Roy Road. 12 tors, said Monday the child care whether state reimbursement for the Brookfield. 240-290. 269 sant Valley 11 Berle, 20-151. corner Abby Ext John Fitch. 2045 2045 John Fitch. "lam being used as a pawn in the Fitts said the staff was transpor­ ' “Mr. F itts asked me what I Steve Tyler, lead singer of the rock Saginaw. 49. corner cf Foster and group was established because the Brookfield. 6. Ellington and Birch Hill. 17. Quarry Brook. 21-96. corner Simka and Berle. 20. 13 dispute, " Mrs. Murrin said. ting youngsters in their own vehicles thought of the idea and I told him I lunch program should have been group Aerosmith, will be hospitalized c Glenwood. 11. 11 Glenwood, 10. and Quarry Brook. 8 Saginaw. 20 Birch. 43-59. corner Oak and Judy. 40-104 corner Marilyn and Brookfield. 309-340. corner service council could no longer Spruce Lane 49-52. corner of Judy. 15 She said the service council has not against direct instruction and thought it was a good one," she said. sought. for at least two weeks with injuries Wentworth and Brookfield. 6. Glenwood, 24-78. corner High Quarry Brook. 119-139, corner Birch, 7A Benedict and Spruce. 17 Judy. 175 corner Elizabeth arm devote enough time to the operation Cherry Blossom, 25. corner Ridge and Glenwood, 10. Beechnut and Quarry Brook, 8 Birch Hill, 6-140. between Fell and been speaking with her since the dis­ without proper insurance. Mrs. Murrin. when discussing con­ Rita Caspar, a parent with children suffered in a minibike accident. Spruce Lane 11-39. 39 Spruce. 17 Judy. 15 Standard attire McGrath, 15. Grace Road, 5. corner Ash and QuarryBrook. 166-179,166 Quarry Foster. 3 Tumblebrook. t-75. corner of Saw­ Juniper. 19. corner Clearview and Dower Road. 29-54, corner Alison Grace. 7 Brook. 6 Blue Ridge. 20-67. corner Deer­ Surgical masks like that worn by 12-year- mill and Tumplebrdok. 7 field and Blue Ridge. lOA. Juniper. 17 and Dower. 5. Gray Road. 8-22. corner Brewster Quarry Brook. 166-224, 167 Quarry and Gray. 10 Tumblebrook. 14-158. corner of Breezy Hill. 47-71. corner Scott Kelly. 28 corner Elm and Kelly. 7A Connecticut roundup old Gina Weisgerber have become standard Dower Road. 70-60. corner Scantic Brook. 8 Clearview and Tumblebrook and Breezy Hill, 10A Meadow and Dower. 5. Gray Road. 45-55, 48 Gray Road. Quarry Brook. 243-302. corner Kelly. 53-79 corner Willow and Tumblebrook. 192-205. 205 Brian. 40. corner Oak and Brian, Peqion— attire among workers in fields covered with Farnham, 12-98. 82 Farnham, 15. 10 Sycamore and Quarry Brook. 8 Kelly. 7A Tumblebrook. 7 7A Farnham. 113-149. corner Cherry Gray Road, 67-76, 76 Gray Road. Ronda Drive. 60-84. corner Allen Kelly. 111-146. corner Laurel and volcanic ash from the eruption of Mount St. Willow, 20. corner of Kelly. 3 Blossom and Farnham. 15. 10 and Ronda. 6 Brook. 48-174. corner Henry and Kelly 7A Woodland. 121-124. corner of Farnham, 157-1074, corner Peer Gray Road. 100-115. corner Arnold Ronda Drive. 92. corner Hilton and Brook. 3 Kelly 200*239. corner Oak and Helens in Washington. Processors are said to Laurel and Woodland. 16 Tree and Farnham. IS. and Gray. 10. Ronda. 6 Brookfield. 40-290. between Troy Kelly. 7A Nuke plant checks out Greenwood. 17. corner Fell and Woodland. 131-191. corner of Oak and Griffin, 18. Kent. 52 corner Jumper and be giving the ash-covered produce extra Farnham. 189-234, 192 Farnham. Sharon. 50-77. corner Judy end and Woodland. 16 Clearview. 17 15 Tallwood, 12 Sharon, 14 Buckland. 130-419. between Five washings; one has even installed a whirlpool King. 454. 454 King. 14 Gordon Drive. 42-55. 54 Gordon, 6. Horizon, 10. corner Mohegan and Simka. 20-26. 26 Simka. 6 Corners and Smith. 9 Ellsworth School King 611-623 623 King. 14 bath. Gordon Drive. 74-1,01. corner June Horizon. 19 Simka. 39. corner Sim ka and Buckland. 1. 1 Buckland. Van 1 Burnham. 306-600, between Clark King. 721. corner McGuire and and Gordon. 6. Horizon. 45-95. corner Bayberry Quarry Brook. 8 Amato Drive. 1-25. corner Pleasant and Horizon. 19 and Route 5, 9 King. 14 in-drill for emergency Graham Road. 154-591. between Smith. 140-188. corner Wheeler Valley and Amato. 2 Lake. 6-23. between Nevers and Candlewood. 99-140. corner North King. 795, corner Main and Ayers and Nevers. 1. and Smith, 11 Barbara. 39. corner Judy and Bar­ Ellington and Candlewood North King, 14 Graham Road. 790-822. 811 Grace. 7 Smith, 216-395. between Buckland bara. 6 Lake. 155-165. corner Dona and Apartments. 15. HADDAM (UPI) — The Connecticut Yankee nuclear ■ are accessible to most people in Connecticut,” Lloyd Graham, 15, and Wheeler. 11 Brook Street. 25-103. corner Lake. 23-71. corner Grace and power plant breezed through simulated surprise said. Griffin Road. 269-493. between Lake. 7 Strong. 42. 42 Strong. 1 Overlook and Meadow. 4 Carmen. 29. corner Concord and Lake. 20 Brookfield and Eli Terry School. 8 Lipman, 1-43. corner Carriage and Sycamore. 26-37. corner Beechnut Brook Slreet. 174-209. corner Carman. 19A Lake. 185. corner Dona and Lake Region____ Lipman. 20 and Sycamore. 8 Carnage Drive, 1-90, corner Lip­ 20 problems in its yearly emergency drill, officials at the Griffin Road. 70S. 705 Grlfflh, 16 Overlook%id Brook. 4 Hartford man shot to death Laurel. 79. corner Woodland and Hayes Road. 53. corner Locust and Lipman. 51-54. 51 Lipman. 20 Sycamore. 50-87, corner Quarry Brookfield. 40-260. between Troy man and Carriage. 12 state's oldest atomic generator say. Laurel. 7A HARTFORD (UPI) — Police say a city man was shot HayRs. 11. Mohegan, 20-75. corner Horizon Brook and Sycamore. 6 and Griffin, 1 Carnage. 125-130. 130 Carnage. Laurel. 132-212. 160 Laurel. 7A Anthony Nericcio, a spokesman for Northeast Utilities, Hayes Road. 71-95. corner Poplar and Mohegan. 19. Tudor Hill, 23-38. 143 Norlhvlew. Burnham. 200-800. between John 12 to death when he went to a truck rental agency to collect Lawrence 140-276. corner said Wednesday the drill involved a ficticious scenario and Hayes. 11. Mohegan. 100-146. 110 Mohegan. IS Woodside. 5-25. 20 Woodside. 6 Fitch and Clark. 5 Chapel. 35-775. Carriage. 167-236. corner Lipman money he said an employee of the firm owed him. and Carriage. 12 Cliffwood and Lawrence. 16 Hazel Drive, 3-46. corner Poplar 19 between Main and Clark. 5. which included simulated failure of the plant’s water Chapel. 35-104. between Mam and LeFoll. 29-75. corner Pleasant David Keaton, 26, of Hartford, died from a single Mohegan. 160-161. 181 Mohegan. •4very Street Colony. 53. corner John Fitch and Committee and Hazel. 11. John Fitch. 14 Valley and LeFoll l l 19 supply system and simulated injury of a worker. Ahern Drive. 2-35. corner Colony. 6 shot^n blast fired outside the U-Haul Rental Co, on East Hazel Drive, 56-61. 61 Hazel. 11. Charing. 22. corner Norton and Lewis. 30-49. corner Robert and He said the drill began shortly after 10 a.m. and ended Herman Way. 11. corner Graham Nevers. 290. 290 Nevers, 7 Dogwood and Ahern. 12. Dawn. 11. corner Pleasant Valley Norman. 33. 33 Norman. 4. Charing. 17 Lewis. 6 Service Road about 2:45 p.m. Wednesday, police said. and Herman Way. 1. Apple Tree. 29. corner Pine Knob and LeFoll. 2 about 11:20 a.m. The plant continued normal generating Oakland Road. 19-505. between Cherry Blossom, 25. corner Lewis. 83 corner Ttmmas and Oscar Branch, 25, an employee of the firm, walked to High Street. 15-45. 40 High St.. 6. and Apple Tree 19 Dower. 54, corner Scantic Meadow Farnham and Dower. 16 Lewis. 6 I during the exercise although the drill team acted as if it High Street. 70-60. 70 High St.. 6 Five Corners and Deming, 10 Avery Street. 219-220. 219 Avery and Dower, 1. Lipman 54 corner Lipman and poljce headquarters and turned himself in within half an asks advice Oakwood. 11. 11 Oakwood. 4 S t . 10 Edgewood, 106. corner Marilyn and Christine. 2-21. corner Berle and High Street. 95-110. 95 High St.. 6. had been shut down. Carriage. 12 hour of the shooting. Police Lt. Bernard Sullivan said. Hightower. 33-52. corner Meryl Oakwood. 20-28. 20 Oakwood. 4 Avery Street. 370. 370 Avery S t . Edgewood. 6 Abby E x t. 20 Locust. 24. corner Hazel and Nericcio said there were "always" some problems and Hightower. 5. Oakwood. 43-59. 59 Oakwood. 4. 17 Elizabeth. 31-70. corner Elizabeth Clark. 469-776. between Pleasant ( "He said, '1 just shot somebody.’ When he said that, I Locust. 3 which came up during such drills which was the reason Hightower, 90. corner Scantic Palmer, 25-49, corner Norman and Avery Street. 385-390, 385 Avery and Marilyn, 6 Valley and Deming. 11. placed him under arrest and advised him of his rights." Cliffwood. 23-43. corner Lawrence Long Hill. 160. corner Chapel and Meadow and Hightower. 5. Palmer. 20. St. 17 Ellington. 41 1-549. between they were held. But he'added, "If we found anything and Cliffwood. ]6 Long Hill 11 Sullivan said. of council Hillside. 92-146. 141 Hillside. 2. Palmer. 72-80. 80 Palmer, 20 Avery Street. 425-463, 462 Avery Chapel and Pleasant Valley. 5 Concord. 116. corner Carman and Long Hill. 214-273. between significant it was probably that it takes a long time to dial Hillside, 154-186, corner High and Palmer. 103-118. 103 Palmer. 20 S I , 17. Ellington. 1150. Candlewood Cir­ Branch was charged with murder and held on $100,000 Palmer. 127-1078. corner Concord, 19A Chapel and Pleasant Valley. 11 the telephone." Hillside. 2. Avery Street, 510. 510 Avery S t . cle. 6 bond pending court arraignment. 1ERNON — The Town Council has been asked to offer Dart Hill. 28. 26 Dart Hlli, 17 Mam 9-673. between Town Limit Hillside. 191-197. 194 Hillside. 2. Deepwood and Palmer, 20. 17. Farmstead. 69. corner Overlook Summer production The drill was conducted with a Pennsylvania firm and its advice on steps to be taken to initiate the establish­ Pierce. 115-294, between Strong Dart Hill. 88. 88 Dart Hill, 17 and Pleasant Valley. 14 Joseph Lane. 2-59, corner Herman Avery Street. 545. 545 Avery S i . and Farmstead. 4 and Ellington. 3 Dart Hill. 100-117,,107 Dart Hill. 17 Mam. 786-1603. between Pleasant was intended to check emergency response and com­ Heating oil price unchanged ment of a vocational technical center in the Tri-Town and Graham, 1 17. Farnham. 12. corner Meryl and Rosemary. 11-25. 24 Rosemary. 7. Dart Hill. 170-616. between Valley and Sullivan. 13- Members of Vernon Youth Services and Saturday night. More than 100 youngsters Locust. 31. corner Hayes and Avery Street. 614. 614 Avery St . Farnham, 1 munications between the plant and the federal Nuclear HARTFORD (UPI) — The price of home heating oil area of Vernon, Ellington and Tolland. Manor. 12-44 corner Benedict'and Locust. 11 Rosemary 48-173. corner 17 Farnham. 149-192. corner Dower Niederwerfer and Newmarker. 16. rehearse the play, "The Wizard of Oz,” to be are involved in the production. (Herald photo Manor, 19A Regulatory Commission and local officials, remains unchanged from last month while stocks of the The request came from the Tri-Town Area Vocational Christine and Rosemary. 7 Avery Street. 670-926. between and Farnham. 1 Davewell. 51. corner Pleasant M ark Drive. 75-113. 113 Mark Maple. 16 corner Elm and Kelly. presented at Vernon Middle School Friday by Pinto) Nericcio said the drill included removal of a worker fuel are up significantly from last summer, state energy Education Advisory Committee, the advisory com­ Drive. 11. Sand Hill. 304. 304 Sand Hilt. 10 670 and 926 Avery St.. 10 Gordon. 54. 54 Gordon, i Valley and Davewell. 14 Scott. 23-56. between Felt and Deepwood. 30-59. corner Palmer 7A with simulated injuries by the East Hampton ambulance officials report. mittees from the three towns and the Rockville Area Maskel Road, 83-160. corner Avery Street. 970-1090. between Governor's Highway. 606 608 Marilyn. 43-53. corner Elizabeth Garnet and Abby. 18 Sunnyside. 4 Dan Hill and School, 20 Governor's Highway, 6 and Deepwood. 12 Deerfield. 24-29. corner Blue and Marilyn. 15 crew to test emergency procedures. A radiation dose The Office and Policy and Management said Chamber of Commerce. McGrath. 31. corner Apple Scott, 67-276. between Sunnyside Barber Hill, 10. corner Miller and Graham. 403-721. between Ayers Ridge and Deerfield. tOA Mark. 29-136. corner Sunset and Alpine. 12 Barber Hill. 20 and Griffin. 4 assessment for the plant area also was done. Wednesday its monthly survey of 57 dealers throughout Alice C. MePadden, executive director of the chamber, Orchard and McGrath, 15. Deming.'7. corner Deming and -Terrace and Mark. 16 McGrath Road. 90-191. corner Slater. 342. corner Deming and Beelzebub. 56-97. 80 Beelzebub, Graham. 613. corner Griffin and Meanwhile, a truck driver who arrived at the plant to the state showed a low price of 96 cents a gallon and a said the groups have recognized the need for such a Clark, 11 Maskel 83-161 corner Garnet and Constable on horseback Cherry Blossom and McGrath. 15. Slater. 16 4 Graham. 4 Sullivan, 1366r1496. between Sand Deming. 343. corner Ridge and Abby. 20 pick up a load of low-level radioa'btive material was high price of $1.06 a gallon. center. She said the prime population groups to be served Meryl. 17-39. corner Alison. 5. Beelzebub. 105-129. 113 Greenfield. 95 corner Farmstead Deming.. 11 McGrath. 11. corner Rye and Meryt. 70. corner Hightower, 5 Hill and Five Corners. 10. Beelzebub. 4 and Norma. 4 a rre st^ Wedne^ay when plant guards found a small The figures worked out to a statistically jwOighted would be female, the elderly, the handicapped and other Sunnyside. 9-27, 17 Sunnyside. 4 Deming. 400-443. 400 Deming. 11 McGrath. 8 Milter. 74-159. between Nevers Beelzebub. 178-196. 186 Griffin. 681. 661 Griffin. 4 Meryl. 39. corner High Tovi«r and pistol in the vehicle. average of $1.01.3 a gallon or virtually the sam^ average special-need students. "Training and re-training would Timber Trail. 50. corner Breezy Hill Beelzebub 4 Hayes. 71. corner Locust and Deming 618. corner Stater and and Abby Road. 16 * Meryl. t6 State police were notified and Charles 0. Pilcher, 28, a that was found in the July survey, the 0PM Energy Divi­ also be made available to area residents who are in­ Mountain View. 26. corner and Timber Trail, 12. Beelzebub. 240-310. 260 Hayes. 4 Deming. 11 nabs suspect at theater Timber Trail. 62-87. 67 Timber Deming. 629-637. corner Imperial Miller 74-337 between Nevers Hillsdale and Sullivan. 11. Beelzebub. 4 Hazel. 69. corner Locust and Hazel. driver for a Missouri firm, was charged with carrying a sion said. terested in either learning new skills or upgrading pre­ Trail, 12. and Deming. It. and Abby Road 20 Nevers. 311-733. between Ayers Beelzebub. 390-399. 399 Miller. 420. corner Foster Ext and weapon in a motor vehicle. He was released on $100 bond Officials also reported the current inventory of home sent skills,” Mrs. MePadden said. Twin Circle. 508, Candlewood Cir­ High, 16. corner Hillside and High. Diane. 50-145. corner Brent and By DONNA HOLLAND watched as a man got out of the car, tor police supervisor, and Resident and Graham. 14. Beelzebub. 4. Miller. 16 She said that this approach to vocational education Poplar. 3-12. corner Hayes and cle, 3. Benedict. 7-104, corner Pine Tree 4 Diane. 7B * made his way to the commuter State Trooper Robert Peterson and scheduled to appear in court on Sept. 15, state police heating oil in storage in Connecticut stood at about 176.5 Diane. 160-200. 165 Diane. 7B Miller 460-471. corner Barber Hill Herald (iorrcHpondenl Poplar. 11. « Valley View. 10-20. 15 Valley View, (South) and Benedict. 17. High Tower. 95. corner Scantic million gallons, up 77 percent over last yeaWs inventory which would also service high school students, drop-outs Diane. 230-315. corner Brent and and Miller. 16 parking lot where he proceeded to arrived on the scene. said. Rye Street. 451-694. between Troy 4 Benedict. 170-190, corner of Pine Meadow and High Tower. 1 BOLTON — Just like a story out Diane. 7B Miller 486-496. 468 Miller. 16 remove hubcaps from various Pilcher had been scheduled to pick up the material of 99.7 million gallons. and post graduates, would be unique in the state and isn't and Town Limit, 5. Valley View. 30-50. 40 Valley View, Tree (north) and Benedict Hillside. 65-102. comer Steep and Constable Andrews, who had kept 4 Diane. 355. 355 Diane. 7B Miller. 526-541. 541 Miller. 16 of the Old West or possibly a modern Scantic Meadow. 39-60.60 Scantic Benedict. 335-259. corner of Hillside. 4 vehicles. from the plant for shipment to Barnwell, S.C., for dis­ intended to duplicate existing programs. Dogwood. 7-46. corner Highland Mohegan 40-136. corner Horizon the suspect under surveillance while 1-84 backers praise ruling Valley View. 115. 115 Valley View, Highview and Benedict. 17 Hillside. 120-185. corner High and day version of the Keystone Cops, a Meadow. 5. and Mohegan. 106 awaiting help, pointed out his exact posal. James Kent, chairman of the Tolland Vocational 4 Benedict. 329. corner of Spruce Hillside. 4 and Dogwood. 19B Scantic Meadow. 99-116, 100 Mohegan. 160-181 corner hubcap thief was apprehended in Constable Andrews galloped to the WILLIMANTIC (UPI) — A group supporting comple­ Valley View. 130. 130 Valley View. and Benedict. 17 Hilton. 43. corner Ronda and Dogwood. 70-122. corner Peach location to Sgt. Kalkus. Education Advisory Committee, told a meeting of the Scantic Meadow. 5. Bayberry and Mohegan. 10B School enrollments decline Scantic Meadow. 131. 131 Scantic 4 Benedict, 360-367. corner of Hilton. 2 and Dogwood. 19B Bolton Wednesday through the ef­ nearby state highway garage and tion of Interstate 84 has hailed the federal government's chamber the idea of such a center was first brought up Munelie. 30*157 corner Chapel Sgl. Kalkus arrested Frederick G. Meadow, S. Valley View. 190. 190 Valley View. Peach Tree and Benedict. 17 Hilton. 312. 312 Hilton. 6 Dogwood. 165-194. 166 Dogwood. forts of a constable on horseback, HARTFORD (UPI) — The 547,262 students enrolled in decision to allow design work to proceed for the Connec­ and Murielle (east and west) 11 telephoned her superiors for help. Yates III, 19. of 34‘/2 Elm Street, about a year ago when the fate of the Sykes School was Scantic Meadow. 175-169. 161 4. Benedict. 393. corner of Pine Tree Ident, 72-95. 95 Ident. 6 196 Gail Andrews, Bolton's lone Connecticut public elementary and secondary schools ticut portion of" the highway. Dona 25-44. corner Lake and Murray. 6*25. corner Pme Knob She told returning state highway Rockville. Yates was charged with discussed. Scantic Meadow. S. and Benedict. 17 John Fitch Boulevard. 37. 37 John and Murray 196 this fall is the lowest number in the last decade, the state Gene Lariviere, chairman of the "1-84 Yes" com­ Skyline. 15-35,15 Skyline Drive, 6. Pleasant Valley Birch Road. 35-85. corner of Laurel Fitch Blvd . 5 Dona. 20 female constable, was horseback workers what was happening and School officials had been discussing the possible closing Edgewood. 50-124. corner Marilyn Murray. 93 corner Gulley and larceny in the third degree. Court Skyline, 105. 105 Skyline. 6. Allen Drive, 16, corner Ronda and and Birch. 16 John Fitch Boulevard. 20tl-20p9. riding near the Manchester Drive-In Department of Education reports. mittee, said Wednesday the decision by U.S. Transporta­ and Edgewood. IS. Murray. 19B then proceeded to remove the keys of the Sykes School due to declining enrollment. Skyline. 135-150. 150 Skyline. 6 Allen. 6. Brian Road. 16-45, corner of Oak between Sullivan and Town Limit. 1 date is Sept 19. Elizabeth. 20*71. corner Marilyn Nevers. 266-605. between Graham Theater Wednesday while off-duty, The 4 percent drop from last year’s enrollment of 569,- tion Secretary Neil Goldschmidt gave the “people of Skyline. 161-189, 161 Skyline. 6 and Brian. 16 Joseph Lane. 22-59. corner Her­ from the suspect's car Clarence Green, the associate commissioner of the Amato Drive, 2-26. corner Pleasant and Elizabeth. 15. and Sand Hill, 3 Carman, 29. 29 Carman. 10. man and Graham. 4 when she witnessed a crime in ac­ The highway workers drove their Trooper Peterson said all the 092 students was caused mostly by declining birth rates, eastern Connecticut what they need and so badly want." Skyline. 211-216. 211 Skyline. 6. Valley and Amato, 11. Ellington. 119 119 Ellington. 9 Niederwerfer. 18-25. 25 Division of Vocational Education, speaking of the Charing. 29. corner of Norton and Judy Lane. 86-105. corner Marilyn tion. The 13-year-old committee has collected 7,000 Skyline. 236-264. 261 Skyline, 6. Barbara Road. 3. corner Judy and Ellington. 411. 411 Ellington, 9 Niederwerfer. 16 trucks over to the theater and stolen hubcaps were recovered. state Education Commissioner Mark Shedd said proposed center, wasn’t encouraging, also citing Sleep. 4. corner Hillside and Charing. 13. and Judy. 6 Barbara. 9^ EMington' 626-642. corner Niederwerfer 351-568. between Constable Andrews saw a car pull signatures on petitions calling for completion of the Steep. 2. c, Clearview, 5-6. corner of Juniper King Street. 469 469 King St.. 5 blocked both its entrance and exit. Constable Andrews has been on ac­ Wednesday. declining enrollments, but neither was he negative, Beechnut. 21-51. corner Sycamore Parkview and Ellington. 9 | Ellington and Town Limit. 17 Steep. 32-46. 40 Steep Road. 2. and Clearview. 7 LeFoll. 66. corner Pleasant Valley into the theater parking lot and By then Sgt. Anthony Kalkus. sec­ The enrollment drop is part of a nationwide trend the highway from the Hartford area to Providence, R.I., and Beechnut. 8. Ellington 779-999. between Norman. 29-49. corner Farmstead tive duty since July. chamber officials said although he noted that several Steep. 65-79, 71 Steep Road. 2. Cliffwood. 43-59. corner of and LeFoll. 2 department predicts will continue until 1989-90, when saying it would provide an economic boost to the region. Beidon. 90, 90 Beldon. 14. Governor's Highway and Pleasant and Norma. 3 such proposals have been turned down. Steep. 110-121. between Aroda Burnham, 44-338. between John Lawrence and Cliffwood. 20. Lewis. 75. corner Thomas and Northview. 55-183. corner Tudor Valley. 14 Goldschmidt's decision said no construction could and Graham. 2. Fitch and Long Hill. 18. Dart Hill. 28. 28 Dart Hill. 4 Lewis. 4 * only 446,195 students will attend public schools. Kent said the enrollment at Cheney Technical School in Ellington 1311-1519. between Hill and Northview. 11 Strong. 307-671. between John Chapel. 22-415. between Main and Dart Hill. 60-117. 88 Dart Hill. 4. Locust, 39. corner Hazel and In 1970, there were 662,205 students enrolled in Connec­ begin until questions were resolved about the route the Pierce and Governor's Highway. 15 Northview. 200-240. corner Plea­ Manchester is expanding with the present enrollment at Fitch and Foster Road, 11. Ellington. 2. Dart Hill, 242-616, between Locust. 4 Board makes appointments highway will take in Rhode Island or Congress approved Ellington. 2140-2141. 2141 sant Valley and Northview 11 ticut’s public elementary and secondary schools. Sullivan. 305-694. between John Chapel. 526. 526 Chapel. 18. Niederwerfer and Newmarker. 20 Long Hill, 266. 268 Long Hill. 5 435 and the projected enrollment at 890. Ellington. 12 Norton. 14-34 corner Beelzebub Diane Drive. 20-95. 55 Diane Drive. Main, 9-733. between Town Limit BOLTON - The Board of The department also predicts the most school closed construction of the Connecticut section only. Kent also cited some statistics concerning Tolland Fitch and Troy. 14. Chapel. 588-656. corner Murlelle Ellington. 2281-2362. between and Norton. 17 missioners: Nancy Silverstein, town Resident State Trooper Robert Sullivan. 1125-1212. between 3 and Pleasant Valley. 5 and Chapel. 16. Palmer and Foster. 12 Norton. 56-104. corner Charing Selectmen made the following ap-' clerk records check; Shirley Riley, during the next decade will be high schools. students. He said that of 15 boys who applied to Windham Diane Drive. 125-245. 185 Diane Main, 645-1612. between Pleasant Peterson and the Board of Pierce and Graham. 11. Chapel, 691-707. between Clark Ellington 2542-2660. between and Norton. 17 Government has right to sue Sunset Terrace. 22-37. 37 Sunset Drive. 3 Valley and Ellsworth School, 2 pointments at its meeting Tuesday Lillian Harpin, Donna Holland, jury Tech in 1979, none was accepted and the same was true of a n d ^ U Hill. 5. Foster and Dart Hill. 17 Norton 180 corner Clearview and Selectmen, legal traffic authority. Smuggled cigarettes seized Terrace. 11. Diane Drive. 290-365, 330 Diane Marilyn. 53. corner Elizabeth and Dr. C. Wendall Wickersham was 53-110. corner John Fitch Ellington, 2749-2860. between Dart Norton. 17 committee. HARTFORD (UPI) — The federal government has the the seven females who applied. Of 13 males and five Drive. 3 Marilvn, 6. Sunset Terrace. 53-70. corner and CCony. 6. Oak. 20. corner Brian and Oak. 7A appointed director of health and Dr. WEST HAVEN (UPI) — State tax agents have seized Mark, 64-136. corner Nevers and Hill and Niederwerfer. 16. Also: Hazel Allen, Thomas right to sue two firms for allegedly dumping millions of females applying to Cheney, none was accepted either. Mark and Sunset Terrace. 11. Daveweil. 15. 15 Davewell. 6 Dogwood. 14-38. corner Roy and Oak 78. corner Birch and Oak 7A Mark. 4 Elm. 31-39. corner Kelly and Elm. Howard Lockward was appointed Incident probed almost 2,000 cartons of allegedly smuggled cigarettes and Troy Road. 42-125. between Davewell. 51. 51 Davewell, 6. Dogwood. 12. Oak 149-200. corner Woodland Witherspoon. Beverly Koerner, gallons of hazardous chemical wastes into Southington's Dr. Bernard Sidman, superintendent of schools in Ver­ 7A. charged a suspect with transportation, sale and posses­ Sullivan and Rye 5. Dawn Drive, 11. corner LeFoll and Dogwood. 62-76. corner Pine Knob Maskel. 121-161. corner Garnet assistant director of health. groundwater, a federal judge has ruled. Fairview. 17-117. corner and Oak, 7A Robert Paszak. Michael Ryba, Board non, said that declining enrollment is irrelevant to the Wendy Drive. 31-41. 31 Wendy Pleasant Valley Road. 5. and Dogwood. 12 and Abby Road. 4 Oak 210-232. corner Peach and BOLTON — Resident State sion of untaxed cigarettes. Tumblebrook and Fairview. 17 Ernest Shepherd and William Riley U.S. District Judge Jose Cabranes Wednesday rejected need for a technical school because a higher percentage Drive. 8. Edgewood. 16-49. corner Marilyn Dogwood. 86. corner Pam and Meryl. 20, corner Farnham and of Health. Frank Rossi. Bolton's Farmstead. 37-119. corner Oak. 19B Trooper Robert Peterson is in­ John A. Horbal, 35, of East Haven, was arrested Wendy Drive. 76. 76 Wendy Drive. and Edgewood. 9. Dogw ood.12 Meryl. 1 were appointed to the Charter Revi­ representative to the Capitol Region the firms’ arguments for dismissal of the federal lawsuit, of students need it, making the need greater despite the Meadow and Farmstead. 3. Oak. 266-282,corner Highland and 8 . Dogwood. 114-172, corner Gulley Miller. 99. 99 Miller Road. 4 Wednesday after agents confiscated 630 cartons of Edgewood, 97-124. 113 Farnham, 52-97. corner Apple Oak. 196 sion Commission that has not yet Council of Governm ent, Alan vestigating a rock throwing incident saying 1976 pollution laws applied to stationery decline in enrollment. and Dogwood. 12 Murielle. 21-64. corner Chapet and Wentworth. 20-55. corner Edgewood. 9. Orchard and Farnham. 16. Oakland 19-449 between cigarettes from his car on the Connecticut Turnpike and Dogwood. 194-209. corner Ahern Murlelle. 5 been convened. Previous members of Wiedie. Building Code Board of at Herrick Memorial Park Sunday. groundwater as well as navigable and interstate Dr. Sidman also took issue with the adademic method Brookfield and Wentworth. 8. Edgewood. 135-168, corner Farnham. 140-221. corner Dower Ellington and Foster. 9 West Road. 3-81, between Strong and Dogwood. 12. Nevers. 357-401. corner Hazel and charter study groups will be con­ found another 1,300 cartons in his home. waterways. of acceptance, noting that many students without Elizabeth and Edgewood. 9. and Farnham. 18 Oakwood. 16-66. comer Felt and Appeals and Sullivan. 5. Ellington. 2534-2542. 2534 Nevers. 4 Trooper Peterson said, "Someone State Department of Revenue Services Commissioner Elizabeth. 13-47. corner Marilyn Felt. 240. 240 Felt. 10A Oakwood. 12 tacted to see if they are interested in Also: Henry Ryba. Joseph Licitra, academic expertise have considerable talent in Windiorvllle. 105-173. between Ellington, 4 Norma. 29. corner Farmstead and threw a rock through one window in and Elizabeth. 14. Fell. 326-344. corner Tallwood and Ordway. 24-47 corner Ellington serving on the commission. Orest T. Dubno said the cigarettes in the car were bought Rye and Town Limit. IS. Elizabeth. ,54-71. corner Ellington. 2601. 1601 Ellington. 4. Norma. 4 alternate. Capitol Region Purchasing Bozzuto raps foe vocational s'kills. He added that there is an urgent need Felt. 10A and Ordway. 14 in Virginia, where a 4-cent tax is imposed on each pack. Edgewood and Elizabeth. 9. Ellington 2635, 2635 Ellington. 4. Northvlew 93. corner Simka and Overlook. 6i corner Meadow and Other appointments were: Leonard Council: Douglas Cheney, David the park building and kicked in , for a place to train students in Cosmetology noting that Ellington. 2783-2825, between Dart Northview. 2 Felt. 460. 460 Felt 10A Connecticut imposes a 21-cent tax per pack. HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican Richard Bozzuto Orchard Hill Ellington. 411-549, between John Felt. 500-514. corner Oakwood and Overlook. 3 ' Gigli'o. Board of Fire Com­ Minicucci. emergency coordinators; another one. " the only facility available now is in Hartford, Fitch and Pleasant Valley School. 16. Hill and Niederwerfer, 20 Ordway. 23. corner Ellington and Palmer. 20-64. corner Norman and Abby Road Ext . 301. 301 Abby Fell. 12 "It amazes me that people continue to think they can says his opponent in the GOP primary for U.S. Senate is Ellington, 674. 674 Eillrigton, 9. Elm, 49. corner Kelly Road. 3 Ordway. 2. Palmer. 12 Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst asked the committee if it Road Ext.. 7. Foster. 37-411. between Strong rio friend to the cities of Connecticut. Ellington. 791-1015. between Plea­ Fairview. 53-60. 66 Fairview. 4. Overlook. 19-97. corner Meadow Palmer 61-96. corner Felt and get away with smuggling cigarettes into the state to Abby Road Ext., 321-403, corner and Ellington 14 was talking strictly in terms of a high school level institu­ sant Valley School end Foster Road. Fairview. 91. 91 Fairview. 4 and Overlook. 4 Palmer. 12 avoid paying Connecticut taxes," Dubno said. Bozzuto said Wednesday James Buckley's record as a Rosemary and Abby Ext.. 7. Foster. 117, 117 Foster. 10 tion and strongly urged that instead the committee con­ 15 Fairview, 105-117.105 Fairview. 4 Parkview. 66. corner Ellington and Palmer 118. 118 Palmer 12 senator from New York showed “he consistently voted Abby Road Ext., 425. corner Berle Foster. 453*720. between Ellington Variance request withdrawn Horbal was arraigned in Superior Court and released Evergreen. 10. corner Quarry Fairview. 140-141. 141 Fairview. 4 Parkview. 5. Palmer. 178-1090. corner and Bakar*a dox. 3. Lawrence and Cliffwood. 20. Rosemary. 20. pulmonary resuscitation, defense tactics, penal code, ad­ Long Hill, 190-360. between 19B Ridge. 37. comner Deming and *2.60, Phone regletratlon; 84$>2137 Carriage Drive. 20-71. 51 Carriage Miller Road. 526. 526 Miller. 20. Abby Road Ext.. 400-445. corner 10 Iba. of potatoaa - $1.80 I CAIWY) Chapel and Pleasant Valley, 5. Tfarvest. 14. corner Ann and Scan­ Ridge. 11 ministration, patrol, fingerprinting, firearms orienta­ Drive. 20. Murray Road. 3-16.16 Murray. 12. Berle. 20. Or call for a Fall Eastern Bulletin: Main Street. 90-772, between Robert. 55-90. corner Lewis and tion, laws of arrest, report writing, accident investiga­ FLOWEHt Md AIIIUMOIIItNTI ROM IVIIIY OCCAtlON According to the National Population Coundl, there Carriage Drive. 90-130. 104 Murray Road. 42-52. corner of Ahearn. 2-12, corner Dogwood artd tic Meadow. 16 Unllk9 of/iort irg grow our own $o you Carriage Drive. 20. Town Limit East Hartford amd Plea­ Hayes. 38-67, corner Locust and Robert. 8 M OAK ST. HANCMESTCM Ttt M M T t l t MR-1443 4S6-2231 ext. 252 were only about 5 million people in the whole world sant Valley. Gulley and Murray. 12. Ahern. 19B. tion, motor vehicle law, search and seizure, handling of C arriage Drive. 161-167, 161 Hayes. 3 know ir» troth. P M f M R K IM • MIKK ORLOWMI, Main Street. 766-932. between Murray Road, 75. corner of Ahern Alpine. 4-35. corner Blue Ridge in 5,000 B.C. Carriage Drive. 20. Hayes. 133. corner Nevers and S ( ‘«* 2 0 juvenile problems and firearms on the range. Pleasant Valley and Newberry. 6. and Murray. 12. and Deerfield. 10A. Carriage Drive. 194-210. 200 Main Street. 960-1603. between Niederwerfer, 390-568. between Amalo. 2-25. corner Pleasant Hayes. 3. 2 0 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs,, August 21, ISW EVEN ING H ERALD , Thurs., August 21, 1980- 21

South Windsor bus routes. Nomas For Safa ” DMISC. FOR SALE Articles for Safe 41 EXCELLENT HOME for SEAHS STEREO - Am-fm, 8 Carnage. 156-185. 156 Carriage. and Hilton, 4 Rye. 8 (.onlimitd Iroiii 11A Hotlls 22-63. corner Holtif and Saginaw. 24-04. corner Foster Ext. young family. Older Colonial Articlei for Sola 41 track with recorder, turntable Carnage. 223-236. corner Lipman Pleasant Valley. 1 and Saginaw. 12. with three bedrooms, large and two speakers Excellent W0O6M 119-192 corner Tnomes and Carnage. 11A Horizon, 70-95, corner Mohegan Sand Hill. 280, 280 Sand Hill. 19. living room, formal dining DARK LOAM DELIVERED - condition $200 Call after 6 and flODSM 8 Chapel 44-112. between John and Horizon. 10 Scantic Meadow. 29-36, corner She Heralit room, den, kitchen and sun 5 yards. $50 plus tax. Also p.m , 647-1400. Ronda 15-37 corner Hilton and fitch and Mam. 2 Idem, 96-119. 119 Idem. 5. High Tower and Scantic Meadow. 6. porch. Two car garage and sand, gravel and stone 643- Ponds 14 Cherry Bloisom. 15. corner Imperial. 33. corner Deming and Scantic Meadow. 54-95, corner CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tool shed on large landscaped 9504 POOL- 24 X 4'. 7 ft deep. Ronda 70 corner Allen and Ron- McGrath and Cherry Bloaaom. 8 Imperial. 16 Harvest and Scantic Meadow. 6. ADVERTISINB HOUSEWIVES lot. $60,000. Peterman Realty Perflex filter. 8 x 12 deck. da '4 Christine. 2 corner Berie and Abby John hch. 873. corner Colony and Scantic Meadow. 141-189. corner 2.000 new aluminum baker's PoserT'ary 48-173 corner ADby Dower and Scantic Meadow. 6. - 649-9404 , 646-1171, 649-4844. $500.00 or best offer. 568-7317 Ext tlA John Fitch. 5 RATES pie pans. Eight inches. $2.50 a E«t and Rosemary 20 Christine. 20, corner Rosemary John Fitch, 1519, 1519 John Filch. Scott, 7-56, corner Sunnyside and 1 D A Y ...... 14*»MniMT Roy 12 corner Dogwood and Scott, 20. dozen. Bring ad and get one SCREENED LOAM - Gravel. and Abby Ext tIA 5 3 DAYS ...13'xwniin Higmsfid 19B Clark 437-778. between Smith and John Filch, 2035. 2035 John Filch, Scott. 81-120. 106 Scott. 20. PHONE 643-2711 MANCHESTER - Unique free. 649-9953. Processed Gravel, Sand, Rye 451-593 between Troy and Ellington. 3 5 Scott. 141-210, corner Deerfield 6 DAYS English Cotswold three story Stone, and F ill For deliveries Joseph. 22-41. corner Graham and FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Gr,M,n B Cliffowood. 9-59. corner Clitfwood and Scott. 20. 26DAYS ...11'iNinin Colonial on Comstock Road, BERNINA DELUXE call George Griffing. 742-7886 Rye 684 corner GfiNin and Rye 8 and Lawrence 12 Herman, 7 Scott. 231-236. 236 Scott. 20. Earn Extra Money near Country Club. Must be SEWING MACHINE Model Sagn>aw 21-64 comer Poster Exi 18WORD,$2.10aHi Clinton. 48-114. corner Crastwood Judy. 40-87. corner Marilyn and Scott. 250-276. corner Alpine and seen to be appreciated. $125,- 801. Bought one month ago for P'OH S A L E - Couch, end and Sagr''8w 16 and Clinton. 16 Clinton. 125-166. Judy. 4 13 Scott. 20 HAPPY ADS'2.80 m H»lp WanMtf 13 Htip Wanltd 13 H»lp W in fd 000. Lesperance Agency. 646- $800. Must sell. Will sacrifice tables, chair, T V antenna, Sand Hill 304 30'4 Sand Hill. 3 corner Broadieaf and Clinton. 16 Judy 125. corner Barbara and Sharon, 26-77. corner Judy and 0505. Scaniic Meadow ^9-47 comer for $500 firm. Call anytime. rotor $95 72 West Street. Colony 61-110. corner John Fitct\ Judy. 4 Sharon. 4. FULL TIME SITTER Higr> Tower and Scantic Meadow 18 and Colony, 5 Juniper 71. corner Ciearview and Simka. 19-27. corner Simka and HELP WANTED FEMALE - 247-1762. Saturday. 9:00 a m to 11:00 Scaniic Meadow 99 corner Ann Crestwood. 12. corner Mountain Juniper. 17 Quarry Brook, 9 ^ h e H e r a l d Mature, experienced, Sales WANTED - My home. Baby EXGaifNT OPPORTUNmES 6-6 DUPLEX - Nice lot. am Skyline. 119-264, corner High and and school age child. Spruce With Your Own Convenient location. Asking MOVING MUST SELL! Oval and Scaniic Meadow i8 Drive and Crestwood. 16 Kelly. 11-53. corner Elm and Kelly. CLASSirilD ADVEATISING Clerk. Apply: In Person, Wtrart SaiMiii M ntM M Trt- Scantic Meadow 148-192 corner Crestwood. 62. corner Clinton and 14 Skyline. 11B. Marlow’s, Inc. 867 Main Street. 649-9819, $66,000. Call B/W Realty 647- wood grain formica table with STEREO COMPONENT Dower and Scantic Meadow 18 Kelly. 61-69. corner Willow and Slater. 374. corner Slater and City Nazi inw|Hn nM 1419. EHO. one leaf plus 4 chairs $50. 5.000 Crestwood. 16 Street. Manchester, Conn. pMpl9 It t ill |HRlOf Ip tfli VfMF SYSTEM: Receiver, cassette, Scott 7-8 corner Timber Trail and Dart Hill. 7-117. between Kelly. 14 Oeming, 16 M ATU R E WOMAN to live in 8nt rtMly It enut, AppMctnlt BTU room air condiloner $30 (player'recordi, speaker Scott 10A ■ Niederwerter end Ellington. 17 Kelly. 79-146, corner Laurel and Smith. 140-367. between Buckland with elderly couple. Com­ 6 ROOM FULL DOMERED iM it l In iM t to bt§ln w tfli it Frigidaire clothes dryer $50 2 pair, turntable, stack rack. Scott 93-106 106 Scott. lOA Dart Hill. 160. 160 Dart Hill. 12 Kelly. 14 and Wheeler. 3. PART T IM E - Need both desk panionship plus light duties. 19:00 •.«. Iiptrlonot p ttU m ti C A P E - On large country lot. room size green shag rugs $35 Scott 142-154 corner Bree/y Hill Dart Hill. 555. 555 Dart Hill. 12. Kelly 169. corner Oiane end Kelly Spruce. 12-22. corner Benedict and custodial workers. Call Part Time Job! $390 or best offer Four piece Flexible hours with con­ Iwt not rtQMlrtO. Asking $69,000 B/W Realty. each; rug runner $15 Twin and Scott 10A Davewell 39 comer Hojlis and (west) 14 and Spruce. 15 Center Court, 875-2133, after bedroom set. modern style, siderable time off. 643-0743. C o N o U ti WwQi b tw tW ti. P lit t t n t ■ 647-1419. EHO. mattress and boxspring $25 Scott 219-250 corner Deerfield Pleasant Valley. 1 Kelly Road. 199-292. corner Diane Steep. 4-78, corner Hillside and 10:00 a.m. solid oak. best offer Call 643- and Scott 10A Oeepwood. 29-105. corner Palmer and Kelly (east). 14 Steep. 11B. . . . and mothars with young children, bring them Walnut Coffee table $45. 4350 after 5:00 p m .Monday Sriaron 25-77 comer Judy and YOUNG FULL TIME GRACIOUS Si ELEGENT-IO Wooden drop leaf kitchen and Deepwood 19 King. 454-486. 486 King. 1 Strong. 307-690. between John DENTAL ASSISTANT - with you and save on baby sitting costs. . through Friday Ask lor Lee Sr^aron 15 Deerfield. 24-29. comer Timber King, 574-721. corner McGuire and Fitch and Foster. 4. PERSON out of school. 40 City n u t. TOmOty It plus roqm Dutch Colonial, on table $20. Tricycle $10 Girls Typing, knowledge of business 9:00 P.M.. Frtdty 10:r Simxa 36 comer Quarry Brooh Trail and Deerfield. 20 King. 1 Strong, 1005. 1005 Strong. 1. hours a week. Requirements: short, tree lined street. Many, 16 " bicycle $15 Man s AM F 10 R ID IN G 26 IN C H 5H P Strong. 1020. 1020. 1. procedure and organizational 2:00 p.m.. or can tor and S-mxa 9 Deerfield. 91. corner Scott and N King. 795. corner Main and N lifting cases, stocking shelves, many extras! "Once in a speed $40. Upholstered chair H U FFY MOWER $275 649- Sxyiine 261 comer High and King, 1 Sullivan.135-666. between John skills. 649-9287 for appoint­ 875-8614: Deerfield 20 P*opl«rMKl stock room. Some retail lifetime opportunity!'' Asking $20. Call 647-9706 2667. after 5:00 p in Skyime 18 Demmg, 25-043 Lake. 6-30. corner Qrace and Filch and Troy. 5. ment. experience for package store. $142,500 B/W Realty 647-1419. Slater 342-374 corner Oemmg Lake 11A Sullivan. 1127-1212. between classifiMi Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus Oemmg 25-44 33 Doming 9 647-9688. Call Now EHO and Slater i l Deming 237-709 between Laurel. 6-30 corner Qrace and Pierce and Graham. 1 KENNEL PERSON - gas allowance. Smitr> 216-331 250 Smith 9 Buckland and town line 16 Lake 11A Sullivan. 1271. 1271. Sullivan. 3. veterinarian's assistant. Over LANDSCAPING LABORERS. Smith 340-395 367 Smith 9 Laurel. 132. 132 Laurel. 18 PART TIME CLERICAL posi­ Business Properly 26 Diane 90-130. corner Brent and Sullivan. 1325-1559. between Five □ NOTICES 18, mornings. Reply Box FF, Mature. Own transporation. SOUND INTERESTING? Spruce 39 corner Benedict and Diane. 14 Laurel. 160-190 180 Laurel 16 tion opening for varied duties. Corners and Sand Hill. 9 HERALD. Willing to work. New England Spruce 19A Diane 200-264 26 Diane. 14 Laurel. 206-220 corner Oak and Sunnyside. 26-40, corner Valley Inventory, filing, telephone, You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise MEMORIAL CORNER Steep 32-59 comer Hillside and Landscaping. 526-4973. after 647-9946 Diane 270-315. corner Brent and Laurel. 18 View and Sunny side. 19 Lost and Found 1 etc. Monday, Thursday, 5:00 p.m. ' our carrier boys & girls. II you like kids — want a little In­ STORE for sale Steep 16 Diane u Lawrence. 64. 64 Lawrence. 12 Sycamore. 57, Corner Quarry MECHANIC. Experienced in Friday. 5:00 to 9:00. Saturday Manchester's oldest es­ Steep 113 corner Graham and Brook and Simka, 9 dependence and your own Income ... or Diane 330-360 corner Kelly and Lawrence. 140. 140 Lawrence. 12 IMPOUNDED - Female 12 all phases of truck and auto 9:30 to 5:00. Interviewing on tablished Personal reasons Steep 16 Oiane 14 Lefoil 34-91. corner Pleasant Taiiwood. 23-107. corner Felt and CLERK/TYPIST. Full or part 647-9947 year old Shejpard Cross. Male repair: gas and diesel. Thursday only. A1 Sieffert's make sale necessary. Strong 290-500 between John Dogwood 17-6 corner Highland Valley and LeFoll. 3 Taiiwood. 20. Minimum five years time. Vernon area. Life in­ 10 year old German Shepard. Appliances. Hartford Road. Ask for Jeanne Fromerth Extremely reasonable. Owner Pilch and West 13 and Dogwood 13 Lewis. 90. corner Lewis and Thomas. 10. corner Robert and experience. Must have own surance experience helpful. Strong 890-1030 between West Robert. 7 Thomas. 7 Vicinity Knox Street. will finance 352 Main Street. Dogwood 91-111. corner Pam and Manchester. Call Manchester tools. Start at $7.00/hour and Machine transcription and Pierce 15 Dogwood 13 Lipman. 26. corner Lipman and Timber Trail, 26-41. corner Deer­ experience preferred. Send Manchester. 646-0293. Su'iivan 59 between John fitch Carriage Drive. 11A Dog Warden. 646-4555. all fringe benfits. For appoint­ LICENSED NURSE. Part Dogwood 130-160 corner Gulley field and Timber Trail. 20. resume to Box GG, c/o PORTER ST. AREA and five Corners 13 Long Hill. 268-273. 268 Long Hill. 1. Timber Trail, 62-74. corner Breezy ment, Call 688-7596. time. Add to your retirement and Dogwood. 13 Manchester Herald. Household Goods 40 Baautllul naw aavan room houaa with cuatom Sunnyside 9-14 corner Scott and Dower 79-93 corner Scantic Mam. 9-272. between town limit Hill and Timber Trail, 20 LOST - Black Cat, with white income. Good pay. Call 649- Sunnyside 10A Meadow and Dower. 6 and King. 2 Troy. 59, corner Splllvan and Troy. flea collar. Vicinity of Grove, kllchan cablnalai 2'h balha, firapiscad family Sunset Terrace 22-38 corner 2358. refrigerators Edgewood 21 comer Hilton and Mam. 340-772. between King and 5 V Summit. Pine Hill or Harlan MATURE RESPONSIBLE Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Business Opportunities 14 room, boautlful atona front and moral Ayers and Sunset 1B Edgewood 4 Pleasant Valley. l Troy, 119-353, between Brookfield PART TIME WOMAN needed for child care Washers/Kanges. used, Sunset Terrace 61-70 corner Streets. 647-1373. Child's pet. Cash. Fun & Prizes COOK -• Full time. guaranteed and clean. New Edgewood 49-56 corner Marilyn Mam, 793-1692. between Pleasant and Rye. 6. REWARD.______immediately. Preferably my LOVING RESPONSIBLE 4MI8ICA S OlDIS* llCf NSOO Marx and Sunset T8 Sycamore 10- and Edgewood 4 Valley and Sullivan. 5 Tudor Hill, 30-49. corner Northview phoning our customers Experienced in institutional LPN- RN. Full or pari time. FULL TIME CASHIER - INSPECTOR. I 0$ iCi CM4M SmOFS * shipment damaged. G.E & home. Buckley School area. ■MOTHER to care for two NIIOS 0U4i «n in$P4(iof Rr;n« dnnenL.onaimeatufement timber Trail 62-87 corner Scott Maskel, 101. corner Garnet and 249-7773 Supermarket or retail ICE CREM STORES FURNITURE - Unused Ellington 509 509 Ellington, 2 Valley View. 125. corner Sunnyside SITTER FOR INFANT. 7:30 Monday thru Friday. Good experience helpful, but not Eiperitncr >n one or more of iht lone* GIRL STl’DENT FOR PART and Timber Trail lOA Ellington 779-827, corner Ordway Abby Road. 7 and Valley View. 19. □ EMPLOYMENT FAIRW AY has opening for irg would he deiirahie csiim g t eiec Butcher block kitchen table, wages and benefits. Call: At tronir atvemhly hhoiemei'Ki. e'eefranic TIM E WORK as Sales Clerk Llcantei lor eeleeled ' Troy Road 59 59 Troy 8 and Ellington 9 ' . McGrath. 21-41, corner Apple 643-7004 through 3:30 Monday-Friday experienced cashier 20 to 25 rtecessary. Apply in person: 9 and four chairs, value $700. Valley View. 145-175. corner Felt •••••••A****************** Sieffert's Appliances, 647- if$f eguipmenl. m iuiarv ipe g starling September 1980 Valley View 10-1S iSVaiieyView 14 Mohegan. 40-105. corner Horizon Road. 8 locations on weekends. Car time needed on 3:00 p.m. to Street, Manchester. $1730. Oval chrome and glass '2 weekly. 643-2741. Mrs. Kelly. 6400 eouipmenf Minimum of 120 days per fairview 7-16 corner Ellmglon and Mohegan. 10. Woodland. 114-121. corner Laurel needed. SDR Enterprises. An­ 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. to LOCAL 7-ELEV.EN STORE cocktail table, value $350. Blanchard & Rossettoi Valley V>ew 55-80 comer Norman Mohegan. 120-136. corner DOG GROOMER - Full time G?od Hariing wage A henefi't package year, 6 hours per day. $4 75 and fairview 17 and Woodland, 16 dover. Ct. 742-9965. 3:00 pm shifts. Working hours or part time. Experienced PRINTING DEPARTMENT - A V A ILA B LE for franchise. asking $250 Call 643-9508. or and Valley View 12 Fair view 33-129. corner Bayberry and Mohegan. 10 Woodland. 191-194. corner Oak M U N S O N ’ S C A N D Y Slop >n or v iii for •ntarvcw appou-t'-eri per hour Applications REALTORS | Valley View 145-185 corner fen flexible to accomodate your required. Modern commercial Typing required. Run off Set PART TIM E CASHIER - 5 to 8 Contact Roy Pelletier at 203- 649-5635. Tumbiebrook and Fairview. 17 Mountain. 54-90. 66 Mau^lam. 16 and Woodland. 16 schedule. Experienced KITCHEN is accepting Press, and varied duties. App­ p m . Monday thru Thursday. available from Glastonbury and Valley View i2 farmstead. 50-119. corner FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - kennel. Sheridane. 228-9089. CROUSE-HINOSSfPCOCORP 289-8261. Southland Corpora­ ■ Mountain View 3^ corner Woodside. 30-55, corner Pleasant nurses' aides preferred, but applications for full time days ly at: Gaer Brother Inc . 140 See Mr Willis. Carter Board of Education. Glaston­ REFRIGERATOR - 20 Cubic 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 Wendy 91-101 corner June and Meadow and Farmstead. 7 Hillsdale and Sullivan. 1 Valley and Woodside. 1 Part time second shift. Apply Coral a»nk bury. Ct.. 06033. 633-5231. Ext tion. w ill train interested persons. and part time evenings and Rye Street. South Windsor. Chevrolet 1229 .Main Street, Wmdtor Loekt. CT OaOH Foot Frigidaire Avacado 189 West Center Cor. of McKee • Wendy 8 farnham 44-52. comer Apple Murielle. 30-123. corner Munelle 7-Elcven on Center Street, HOUSEWIFE SHIFT -' Part 279 Affirmative Action Equal West 81 81 West 13 Excellent working conditions, week-ends. Call for appoint­ Conn. .Manchester, 646-6464. 1-203-523 4414 Good condition $195 Call 646- Orchard and McGrath. 6 and Chapel (east) 2 between 7 and 3. time. 11:00 a m. to 2:P0 p.m. Opportunity Employer M F Homes For Safe 23 Equal Housing Opportunity ^ Wiidrose 17 corner Taiiwood and farnham, 105-137, corner Dower Murray. 65-94. corner Gulley and Cheney Tech competitive wages, and ment beginning Monday. Equal tmpioymeM Ooportur--|r M f . 8261 August 18, 649-4332. Tuesday through Friday. App­ felt 10A and farnham. 6 Murray. 13 Students will take their regularly NURSES AIDES - Weekends benefits. Part-time benefits EAST HARTFORD SPLIT Willow 20 corner Kelly and Nevers. 635. 635 Nevera. 6 ly within: Tommy's Pizzaria. ACCOUNT C L E R K ■ Glaslon- farnham. 140-235. corner Cherry scheduird bus to South Windsor available for those working Willow 7A Newberry. 160-214. corner John only.6 months of Nursing 267 East Center Street, burv Public Schools He.spon- LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ Blossom and Farnham. 6 High School A bus will leave the high under 32 hours a week. Call DIETARY AIDES, for full­ Wmosorviiie 105-133 123 Wind- Fitch and Newberry. 5 Home experienced required! Mancehseter. CHILD CARE-FAMILY sibic for bookkeeping for cy Illness in family. In- Fell 229-240 240 Felt. 20 school at 7 25 a m. for Cheney Tech. Mrs. Grant for interview ap­ time and part-time work in sorviiie Road 6 felt 311-328 311 felt 20 Niederwerter. 18-28. 25 Call or apply: East Hartford Manchester Herald Carriers W ORKER - At short term School Food Service Depart­ ground pool and other extras! Woodland 23-42 comer Highland There will be a bus provided for stu­ pointment. 643-5151. our dietary department App­ Christian Residential Shelter, Felt 335-344 344 fell. 20 Niederwerter 12 dent take-home transportation with Convalescent Home, 745 Main PART TIME DIVERSIFIED ment Twelve-month. 35 hours 12 noon to 7 p m . 528-1451 and Woodland. 7A ly in person. East Hartford fell 351-371 corner Taiiwood and Niederwerter. 55. 55 Niederwerter. dropofts being made along main Street, East Hartford; 528- duties. Typing helpful but not for children and fam ilies per week Applications Woodland 144-161 corner Laurel HOUSEKEEPER - FULL­ Convalscent Home. 745 Main needed for felt. 20 12 arteries 2167. necessary. Emblem St Badge. Desire BA Degree in Human RANCH - Nine rooms Formal and Woodland' 7A TIME. General cleaning Street. East Hartford. available from Glastonbury fell 392. corner Scott and felt, 20 Niedeiwerter 110-526. between 289-2864. Services, and experience with Board of Education. Glaston­ dining room Rec room with Woodland 194 comer Oak and felt. 460 corner Valley View and town limit (East Windsor) and duties. Pleasant working con­ adolescents, or minimally 2 Woodland 7A CAREER (Lumber Yard) — bury. Connecticut 06033; wet bar. Separate master Fell 19 Ellington, 17 A.I. Prince Sala^ DOE. Experienced or ditions. liberal insurance KENNEL ASSISTANT - King S t Area; Burnside Ave years college or eoivalent bedroom suite with cathedral Woodside 30-40. comer PleasAnt feu. 514, corner Palmer and Felt. Norma, 29-49. corner Norma and Energetic woman preferred, phone 633-5231. E xi 279 A ffir­ Brookfield. 340. 340 Brookfield. qualified trainee. Great poten­ benefits. Apply Meadows Con­ Responsibilities: Maintain ceiling. Large flag-stone Valley and Woodside 14 19 Farmstead, 7 mative Action Equal Oppor­ Van 3 valescent Home. 333 Bidwell approaching middle age. 1 or 2 BUSINESS supportive living environ­ foster 25-340. between Ellington Norman. 17-25. corner Oakwood tial! All benefits. No charge to Silver Lane, East Hartford tunity M F patio Pool. Wood-burning High school Cherry Blossom. 25. 25 Cherry ^plicant. Company pays fee. Street, Manchester. days weekly. Involvement ment, crisis intervention, im­ stove \$89,500. Group 1, and Pierce. l and Norman. 19 with pets. Public and Northview. 65. corner Simka and Blossom. Van 3 C^ontact in confidence: Ed TEACHER plement wholistic aclivities I’ hilbrick Agency 646-4200. Abby. 226-234 corner Garnet and foster 117 117 Foster. 10 maintenance. Canine Holiday BABYSITTER to care lor two Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 foster 259-261. corner Orchard 'Norihview, 9 Hillside. 162. 162 Hillside. Van 3 Healey, Wilson Agency, 246- FULL-TIME Call Donna at 647-9881 ■Schedule: Full lime, including Abby 7 Oakland. 400.400 Oakland. Van 3. NMd«d to loach children, part lim e in my Hill and Foeter. 10 Northview. 110-140. corner Tudor 8541. MAINTENANCE assistant Inne. 200 Sheldon Road. alternate weekends and and UConn. Abby. 258-262. 266 Abby 7 Smith. 340, 340 Smith'. Van 3. Manchester. Inquire 3:00 to home Own transportation CAPE Immaculate six Abby 360-404. 386 Abby 7 Foster 311-341 corner Rainbow and Northview, 9 7:00 a m. to 3:00 p.m. Elec­ Boginning and Ad- holidays Variable hours (First pickup 7 a m.) 5:00 p.m. Call 646-8763 evenings. rooms. Three or four Abby. 427-441. 427 Abby. 7 and foster. 10 Northview. 163-233. 160 SHEET METAL WORKER - trical and mechanical ability Application: Submit resume, bedrooms Modern kitcen. Foster. 361- 442. corner Birch and Northview. 9 vancod Shorthand Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-f acres ol privacy, cat li wiili u ,s Abby 469-494 corner Robert and We need a Shop Foreman, a helpful, but w ill train willing with 3 references to- Director. Wall to wall in three rooms Abby 7 foster, to Norton. 14-196. comer Beelzebub Rockville Vo-Ag CARPENTER - Experienced couraaa. WA.N'TED - Mature responsi­ person with a good working worker. 333 Bidwell Streer, Salvation Army Energcncy Enclosed porch, garage. $62.- own Iront entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with (llsllwa^lul Abby Ext 301-304 304 304 Abby foster 460- 523 corner and Norton, 16 Manchester: Meadows Con­ in remodeling Call Robert ADVEUTISING PLEASE READ ble person to care lor infant Deepwood and Foster. 10 Oak 78-66. corner Laurel and Oak. Avery Street. 630. 630 Avery. Van Knowledge of layout work, Manchaatar Adult Shelter. 855 Asylum Avenue. and young child in our home, 500 Group I Realtors Ext. 11A valescent Home. Jarvis, 643-6712. dining area, 'z bath down, large livingroom witli gla.-^s iliiiu in u.ilk Abby Ext . 341-364. corner foster 661. 661 Foster SI 10 18 1 familiar with the heating and Evoning School. Hartlord, Conn 06101 from 8:00 a m to 4:30 p m. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200 foster. 713-726. 713 Foster. 10 Oak. 112. corner Woodland and Avery Street. 678. 670 Avery. Van air conditioning industry. DEADLINE YOUR AD out patio. Two oversized bedrooms willi walk-in c Io .m t.v lull liaili.- Rosemary and Abby E xt. 11A CARPENTER'S HELPEJR CALL Call 649-5417 after 5:00 p m Abby Ext. 400-445 corner Berie foster Ext 767, 767 Foster E xt, 12 Oak. 16 1 Able to take charge and PAINTERS. Must have some 12:00 noon the day Herald is retponalble needed for approximately STATIO.N ATTENDANT YEAR ROUND TWO with private dre-ssing room upstairs. Laundry lat ililn > aiail.iNi m and Abby Ext 11A foster Ext 857-905, corner Oak 162. 162 Oak. 18 Buckland. 240. 240 Buckland. Van organize deliveries and field knowledge of residential lor only one incorrect BEDROO.M. Lakefront. Saginaw and foster E xt. 12 Oak. 210-250. 239 Oak. 13 2 work. Neat appearance and four weeks. Call Robert Jar­ K i C im before publication. needed, full time. Apply in RN for generalized public Anar 12 corner' Murray and crews. Good starting wages, health nursing program in­ boathouse, dock, diving board basement. Beautilul redecoration in process — inside ami imii , Ahern 13 ' Alison. 15. corner Ann Foster Ext 977-1051. 1009 Foster Oak. 268-282. 268 Oak. 13 Dart Hill. 616, 616 Dart HIII. Van 1 transporation a must. Call vis. 643-6712. insertion and then only person: Gorins Sports Cars Ext 12 Oakland, 313-505. between Five Main. SOI. 501 Main St.. Van 2 company paaid fringe nenefits. cluding schools Competitive and extras Mid $50.000's. nd Alison 8 Call 872-405! days - 9:00 to 4:30 246-7101. Deadline for Saturday to the size of the Center. Route 83. Vernon Come .See Our ' COIINTRY WITH 'CONVK.MK.Nt K Imn;. Alison 65-81. corner Meryl and Ah fox Meadow 20. corner Abby and Corners and Oeming. 15. Mam. 621. 621 Mam St., Van 2. FULL OR PART TIME salary and benefits Contact Owner 1-684-7777 Robert. 7 Oakwood. 19-68. corner Norman Mam. 1185. 1165 Mam St.. Van 2. ' and Monday is 12:00 original insertion. on 8 RN/LPN’s. Laurel Manor. 91 WAITRESS needed. Apply at GRILL COOK ASSISTANT. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Community' Health of Colum­ Married (Couples preferred. No Pets From •250/month. Security Allan 16 corner Hilton and Allan Gienwood 50-66. corner Avery and Oakwood. 19 Mam. 1209. 1209 Main St.. Van 2. SALES M AN AG ER for store Errori which do not bia. Hebron. Andover. PLYM O UTH LANE. Colonial. Rye. 670. 670 Rye S t . Van 1 Chestnut StfSeL Manchester. Luigi’s Pizza, 706 Hartford Weekdays, 11:00 a m. to 3:00 Noon Friday. lor morning hours. Breakfast 2 and Gienwood. 16 Orchard Hill, 66-73. corner Moun­ selling used merchandise, lessen the value of the Six generous size rooms 24 required- (First pickup 8 a m ) Road. 649-5325. p.m. Itartford Road Dairy and lunch Apply in person. Marlborough 228-9428. Alpine. 3*23. corner Blue Ridge Good Hill 9-78 corner Pme Tree tain View and Orchard Hill. 10 ladies and mens clothing, fur­ foot livingroom Fireplace and Good Hill 15 Orchard Hilt. 111-137.132 Orchard NURSES AIDES. First shift' Queen. Manchester. Apply in CIaatifiad ads are advertisement will not 303 Adams Street, Cali 742-6412 artd Alpine. 20 niture, housewares, et cetra. person. COVENTRY PUBLIC Dining room Three Amato 23-26. corner Pleasant Gordon 23 corner QriHm and Hill. 10 A good opportunity for right and second shift. Laurel PART TIME HELP taken over the phone be corrected by an ad­ Manchester Orchard Hill. 170-230. corner SCHOOLS Learning bedrooms I's baths Garage. lor an appointmeiii alley and Amato 3 Gordon 8 person. Please apply Tuesday Manor. 91 Chestnut Street, NEEDED - Control Desk, ditional insertion. Gordon 54 corner June 6 Crestwood and Orchard Hilt, 10 STUDENTS St HOUSEWIVES at a convenience. The Disabilities Teacher. Grades 7 $69,900 Group 1, Philbrick Andmar 9-44. corner Rambow and August 5th, for appointment Manchester. Coffee Shop, St Telephone Agency. 646-4200. foster to Governor s Highway 56-70 corner Ordway. 24-55. corner Ellington Solicitors. Apply: Brunswick - Part time positions available and 8 Must be certified in Mam and Governor’s. 5 and Ordway. 9 between 9 and 12, at Goodwill SERVICE STATION Ann 56 corner High Tower and PIZZA AND GRINDERS. Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer days and evenings, year i special education Send IcUet Governor's Highway, 550-650, cor­ Overlook. 89-105. corner Meadow Store, 1085 Main Street, Ann 8 Experienced person for year Street, Manchester, 646-2126. round. Short shifts, flexible ATTENDANT and resume to Dr Donald J. Apple Tree 15 corner Pme Knob ner Beidon and Governor's. 4 and Brook. 7 Manchester, corner of round position. Apply in per­ Also: Cocktail Waitress & Bar hours to suit your needs. ghe H eralit Nicoletti. Coventry Public and Apple Tree 13 Governors Highway 686-720, 710 Overlook. 124-129. corner Brook H e r a l d Eldridge Street. ■Schools, f’ 0 Box 356 Coven- Governor's 4 and Overlook. 7 son onV: 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 Maid. 646-3637 after 6:00 p.m. Males 18 or older particularly CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ^ Some mechancial Business & Service Arnold Way 9 9 Arnold Way 14 INDEX needed for evenings. Clean, trv, Ct 06238; or call 742-8913, Ash Road 16-24 corner Grace Grace 14-21 corner Grace and Palmer. 6-49. corner Norman and p.m. La Strada West, 471 A MANCHESTER/EAST pleasant surroundings. experience with ana Lake 11A Lake 11A Palmer, 19 HARTFORD A R EA - 120 Bed Hartford Road. Manchester. MANAGER-OPERATOR for Graham. 192-222 corner Steep Palmer, 72-111. corner Felt and Uniforms provided. Food dis­ smaii toois. Wiil Ash 32-69 .corner Dona Lake NOTICiV Health Care Facility seeking retail gasoline outlet. Ideal WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE 11A and Graham 11B Palmer 19 - Lost and Found counts. and other fringe TOWN OF MANCHESTER OPENING for a Latheman. Palmer, 162- 197. corner second Cook for fill-in posi­ HOME HEALTH AIDES for retired person who likes to train. Autumn. 2-77 comer Rambow and Graham 260. corner High and - Personals benefits. Apply: Dairy Queen. who would be responsible for Deepwood and Palmer.-19 tion. 24-32 hours. Experience needed to provide personal meet people. Salary and LAND RECORDS - CLERK 1 foster to Graham, 11B - Announcements 242 Broad Street, (near Pam 11-20. corner Pam and care to people in their homes. bonus. Phone 647-1419 for ap­ Appiy in Person: ' laying out and setting up jobs Avery 165 165 Avery 16 Graham 385 385 Graham. 7 - Entertainment and knowledge of Therapeutic Manchester Parkadel. $9,770.02 - $10,553.92 Graham 427 427 Graham, 7 Dogwood. '13 Home health aide certifica­ pointment. in our Lathe Oepartment Top Avery 220. 220 Avery16 - Auctions Diets preferred, but will train Graham. 455-515. corner Herman Parkview. 14-60. corner Ellington tion or nurses aide training or pay for right man' Excellent Avery 396 396 Avery, 16 right person. Submit resume RESPONSIBLE ADULT to 292 Spencer Street Avery 430-454 444 Avery 16 and Graham 7 and Parkview. 2 FINANCIAL and salary requirement to: experience preferred. PART TIME inventory To work out ol the Town Clork’a OHIco performing Fringe Benelils and liberal Graham, 571-619. corner BroQk_ supervise children. Ap­ Manctiester Avery 507 507 Avery 16 Peach Tree. 19-63, corner - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Box CC, e/o Manchester Training provided if needed. posting clerk. 9:00a.m. to2:00 dutlaa ralatod to keeping the land records up to overtime! Call 647-9935, bew- and Graham 7 Benedict and Peach Tree, 15 proximately one hour Sunday Avery 515. corner Gray and Avery - Personal Loans Herald. Flexible hours. Must have p.m. Apply in person; Alcar data and other general clerical dutlaa. Qood typing teen 8 a m and 5 p.m 16 Gcaham 613-630. corner QnHin Pear Tree, 9. corner Cherry - Insurance Auto Parts, 026 Spruce Street, at Vernon United Methodist and Graham 6 own transporation. Mileage Avery 623 623 Avery. 14 Blossom and Farnham. 6 EMPLOYMENT Manchester. Church. 872-0147. akilla are ra<)ulrad as wall aa graduation from high Avery 656-1080 between Gray 45-154 between Avery and Pierce, 46-29^. between Ellington PLUMBER or PLUMBERS provided. For further infor­ - Help Wanted school with on# yoar’a clarical axparlanca. Beelzebub and Dan Hill. 12 Arnold 14 ar)d Strong. 3. HELPER - Experienced mation, call Manchester - Business Opportunities BaybeVry. 5 corner Horizon and Greenfield 29-95 corner Norma Pme Knob Circle. 10-26, corner necessary.y. Call 644^6. Public Health Nursing, 647- Knowledge of the dllfacont typos ol land aalea, tran­ - Situation Wanted Mohegan tO and Farmstead 7 Apple Tree and Pme Knob. 13. 1481, Monday through Friday, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING sactions and terminology uatKl would ha helpful. i t BURGER KING ir Services Ottered 31 Services Offered 31 Peinting-Pepering 32 Building Contracting 33 Bayberry 27-166 comer Mohegan Greenwood 18. corner Taiiwood Pme Knob. 22-131, corner Murray EDUCATION RN - 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. An and Pme Knob, 13 In accordance with the provisions of Section 128, Title 23, U.S. Hours of the poaltlon are 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. OR and Bayberry 10 and Felt. 20 - Private Instructions > Equal Opportunity Affir­ C&M TREE SERVICE - Free WATERPROOFING GENERAL PAINTING - WES HOBBl.NS Carpentry Pine Knob, 177, corner Pam and p.m to 7 a.m. Full time or part Beechnut 40 corner Quarry ai.d Griffin. 73, corner Windsorville and ' - Schools-Ctasses mative Action Employer. Code as prescribed In the Federal-Aid Highway Program 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Is now hiring for estimates, discount senior hatchways, foundation Interior Exterior remodeling specialist Ad­ Gnttln 8 i . time. Enjoy working with an Simke 9 Dogwood. 13 - Instructions Wanted Manual, Volume 7, Chapter 7, Section 5 dated December 30,1974 citizens. Company cracks. Tile lines, sump- Specializing in Exterior Trim ditions. rec rooms, dormers, Griffin 122-144 corner excellent supporting staff, Immediate openings: Beelzebub 23-360 between Pine Tree. 15-25. corner Good HIII GIRL FRIDAY - Diversified from the Federal Highway Administration, the Town of Manchester-owned and pumps. stone walls, steps, ' References. Insured. Call buill-ins. bathrooms, Foster and Avery 18 and Grittin. 8 and Pine Tree, 15 REAL ESTATE caring for our elderly Apply at the Paraonnal Offlea, 41 Canter SIraal, Griffin 295 295 Griffin. 6 patients. Good wages and office duties. Monday through Manchester, with the assistance of the Connecticut Department operated Call 646-1327. patios, walks Chimney Rick evenings 646-0709, or 742- kitchens. 649-3440 BeidOh 60. corner Hilton and Pine Tree. 84, corner Pond end - Homes for Sale Manchaatar, Connacllcul. Cloaing data for filing Morning Sat-up Men — Beidon 2 Griffin 493 493 Gnffln. 8 Pine Tree, 15 - Lota-Land for Sale benefits, including new Dental Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m. of the Transportation, will hold a design public hearing on repairs. 871-8399, 643-4953 5087 Benedict 50-159. comer Pme Tree GriHm. 531 531 Gnffin. 8 Pme Tree. 115-125, corner - Investment Property Plan. Please call: Doris Blain Send resume to: G irl Friday, August 28, 1980 at 7:30 p.m: in the auditorium of the Senior application la August 29, 1980. 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. or 0:00 p.m. B&M TREE SERVICE, KAKRAND REMODELING ■ - Business Property where TREE-M ENDO US ser­ BRICK, BLOCK. STONE - INTERIOR PAINTING AND Cabinets. Rooting. Gulters, and Benedict 15 Griffin, 547-583. 555 Griffin, 8 Benedict and Pine Tree, 15 RN, Director of Nurses, 646- P.O. Box 222, Manchester. Citizen Center, 549 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Connec­ Diy Slilft Food Handlora — Benedict 215-259. comer Manor Griffin. 547-563 Pine Tree, 168-175. corner Manor - Resort Property An equal opportunity employer. vice is guaranteed, now Fireplaces Concrete WALLPAPERING Room Additions. Decks. All - Real Estate Wanted 0129. Manchester Manor Nur­ ticut. 11:00 o.m. - 2:00 p.m. or 9:00 p.m. and Benedict 15 Griffin. 667-721 cornet Graham and Pine Tree, IS sing Home, 385 West Center PART TIME COUNTER offering FREE STUMP Chimney Repairs. "No Job Quality professional work at types of Remodeling and Benedict. 265 comer Highview and Gritfm 8 Pleasant Valley. 41-176. between Evenings — S:00 p.m. - closing GRINDING with tree MI8C. SERVICES Street, Manchester. H ELP. Neat. Reliable. Over This hearing will be concerned with the town's recommended -J- Too Small " Call 644-8356 for reasonable prices Fully in­ Itepairs Free estimates Ful­ and Benedict 15 Gulley. 17-34 corner Gulley and Mam and John Fitch, 1 Hour* ol work can ba adjuatad to lit your partonal removal. Free estimates. FuL sured Free estimates G L Murray. 13 - Services Offered 18. F le x ib le h o u rs . estimates ly insured. Phone 643-6017 Benedict 300-320 comer Spruce Pleasant Valley. 357 653, between plan for the Reconstruction of Adams Street i.i Manchester. The aehadulaa. Molhara walcomad. Unitorma and maala iy insured. References Senior Harvest 14 corner Scantic and John Fitch and Ellington, 1. - Pamtmg-Papermg NURSES AIDES - Part time Oays/Nights. Apply in person, McHugh. 643-9321. and Benedict 15 - Buildmg-Coniracting affect of the proposal on adjacent properties will also be dis­ Harvest 6 Pleasant Valley. 743. 743 Pleaaant and full time all shifts. Enjoy 288 Center Street, ara providad Iraa. Citizens Discount. 643-7285. CHAIR CANING l.EON CIEZSVNSKl Benedict 345 corner Benedict > Roofing-Sidmg cussed. This proposal is being recommended under the Urban PRINTING and Highview 15 Henry, 50 corner Brook and Valley. 3. working in a very pleasant Manchester. Professional work PAINTING BY CRAIG BUILD ER New homes ad­ Henry, 7 - Heating-Plumbing Systems Program, a federal, state and local cooperative effort REWEAVING BURN Reasonable rates. Call OGDEN. Interior'and ditions, remodeling, rec Benedict 419 comer Peach Tree Pleaaant Valley 905 905 Plea­ - Flooring and homelike atmosphere, (ly In Parfon: and Benedict. 15 Highland 6. comer Dogwood and sant Valley. 3. GAL FRIDAY. Pleasant, toward improved circulation and safety in urban areas. HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas George. 649-6473. Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ rooms, garages, kitchens Highland 13 - Movmg-Trucking-Storage helping our elderly patients. TYPKSETTINC; DEPT. antar Straat Bene 12-19. comer Abby Ext and Pleasant Valley. 049. Barringtor) - Services Wanted Good wages and benefits, in­ experienced, full charge jm , repaired. Window shades. sured. Free Estimates. Call remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Berfe itA Highland. 51-102. corner Oak and Ext and Pleasant Valley. 3. bookkeeper for small office In accordance with the provisions of the Federal-Aid Highway Manchaatar Venetian blinds. Keys. TV anytime, 649-8749 dormers, roofing. Residential Birch 12-19 corner Oak and Highland. 13 Pleasant Valley. 1007-1075. corner MISC. FOR SALE cluding new Dental Plan. SECOND SHIFT Please call; Doris Blain RN, with some customer contact, Program Manual Volume 7, Chapter 7, Section 2 dated FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 MATURE BABYSITTER or commercial 649-4291 Birch 18 High Ridge. 18-85. corner Brewater Clark and Pleasant Valley. 3. - Household Goods December 30, 1974 from the Federal Highway Administration, Main Street. 649-5221. available immediately. Bent- DAN SHEA PAINTING St Birch 59-64 corner Laurel and and High Ridge 16 Pleasant Valley. 1102-11T0. corner - Articles for Sale Director of Nurses, 646-0129. Call 875-3348 for appointment. ly. Bowers. Robertson school DECORATING. Interior and d e s i g n k i t c h e n s • Birch 18 High Street. 15-16. corner Hillside Cinnamon Springs and Pleaaant - Building Suppilea Manchester Manor Nursing this project has been determined to be a “ Non-Major Federal PHOTOTYPESETTER area. Call 643-8567. Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. Cabinets. Vanities. Formica Birch Hill. 6-141. between foster and High 11B Valley. 3 - Pets-Birds-D^a Home, 385 West Center Street. CHILD CARE WORKERS. Action" by the Connecticut Department ofTransportation and MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Qualilv Craftsmanship! Call and Felt 19 High 40-45 corner Skyline end Pleasant Valley 1200-1250, - Musical Instruments Manchester. Challenging positions open to the Federal Highway Administration. Must be experienced. Counlcr Tops Display. Blue Ridge 20. corner Deerfield High (west) 11B between Cinnamon Springs and - Boats & Acceaaories Start Immediately 646-5424 or 646-1305 Storage i Bookcases Kitchen High 130 corner Skyline and High work with severely multi han­ Our equipment is Compugraphie LAWNS CUT. Expert service. W I L L DO and Blue Ridge. 20 Wheeler. 3 - Sporting Goods dicapped children in dor­ A plan showing the recommended proposal is available for AS Cabinel Fronts Custom Breezy Hill 20 corner Timber Trait least) 11B Plum Lane, 19. corner Dower and - Garden Producta P A R T T IM E C O O K S & Uniseiier with Uniterm I,owest rates around Call for HOUSECLKANING. Mature mitory and classroom set­ public inspection in the office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall. 41 Woodworking 649-9658 and Breezy Hiii 20 High Tower 33-69, corner Meryl Scantic Meadow. 6 - Antiques WAITRESSES - needed Keyboards. ASST. STORE MANAGER tre e e s tim a te . 649-7773 person with references Call Breezy Hill 71. corner Scott and a'>d High Tower 8 Pond Lane, 20-45. corner Pond - Wanted to Buy weekends. Apply in person; tings. Experience with han­ Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut. Monday through evenings. 643-7464 Breezy Hill 20 High Tower 77-108. corner Ann dicapped a must. Two years Friday, 8:30 a.m. through 5:00 p.m., as well as the Newington and Pme Tree, 15 RENTALS Monday thru Friday, between You II leatn hovL to manage a decorating center-selling •••••••••••••••••••******* Brewster 21-70 44 Brewster. 16 and High Tower 6 Quarry Brook. 21-219, corner college in special education, - Rooms (or Rent 9 and 4. Garden Grove office of the Department of Transportation located at 160 both retail ana commercial accounts As an assistant CERAM IC FIRING. Discount PAINTING. INTERIOR AND Heeling-Plumbing 35 Brian 19-69 53 Brian, 14. Mighview, 7 corner Highview and Simka and Quarry Brook. 9. Good wages and liberal benel'it •••••••••••••••••••******* - Apartments for Rent Caterers, Keeney Street, psycholo^ or related field Pascone Place, 8:30 a.m. through 4:00 p.m. manager, you'll be given an on the jOb work study rates. Quick service. CalL643- EXTERIOR. lx)W rales Fully Brook 30-46 corner Graham and Benedict 15 Rainbow. 17-50. corner Foitar and Manchester.. preferred. Full time, second program. Apply in person or 2543. Painting-Papering 32 insured. Nine years Highview 63-78 comer Benedict Rainbow, 10 - Homes for Rent program; Responsibilities start immediately learning store NO JOB TOO SM ALL - Toilet Brook. 7 shift openings. Part time Written statements and exhibits in place of, or in addition to, experience Free estimates. Brook. 80-117 corner Meadow and Highview. 15 Ridge. 37. corner Ridge and - Business for Rent call 643-1101. All replies accounting. credils'& collections, merchandising, inven- repairs, plugged drains, - Resort Property for Rent TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. week-ends only.. $4.14-1 4.38 LAWNMOWERS PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 646-1085. and Brook. 7 Hillsdale. 20 comer Hillsdale and Deming. 16 oral statements made at the hearing, may be mailed or held eonridcniial. kitchen laucets replaced, Sullivan 1 - Wanted to Rent Permanent part time per hour. Excellent benefits. tofy control and inside selling ^ ^ - Interior and exterior. Brookfield. 73-269 between Gnffln Robert. 55. comer Thomas and delivered to either the office of the Town Clerk or the attention R EPA IRED . 15% Sr. Citizen repaired. ree rooms. > Misc lor Rent Minimum 2 yrs college m business related field and/or Commercial and residential. and Troy. 6 Hillside 32-92 comer Steep and Robert. 7. ositions for responsible Call 243-3496 or write Per­ of Mr. William Ginter, Acting Supervisor — Municipal Systems. An Equal Opporiuniiy Employer. Discount! Free pick up and , balhrcwm renuMleling. heat Hillside. tlB ousewives and others who sonnel Assistant. Oak Hill experience in sales or management a must. Show us a Free estimates Fully in­ EXTERIOR PAINTINt: Buckiand 207. 207 Buckland. 3. Ronda. 32-37. corner Ronda and AUTOMOTIVE E State of Connecticut, Department of Transportation. Bureau of delivery! Expert service. modernization, etc Free Buckland. 395. 395 Buckland. 1 Hillside 101-185 corner High and Hilton (east), 2 are looking to supplement pre­ School, 120 Holcomb Street, M/F background of effort and achievement We'll start you with ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. sured. 646-48’/9 experienced college student. Hilistde 11B - Autos for Sale Highways. P.O. Drawer A, Wethersfield. Connecticut 06109 no Estimate gladly given M St M Burnham. 306 306 Burnham. 1 Ronda. 60-92, corner Ronda and > Trucks for Sale sent income. Hourly rate. Hartford, Connecticut. 06112. ALLIED PPINTING SERVICES INC a good salary and excellent benefit program, and a career 647-3660. Quality work. Very Hilton. It comer Ronda and Plumbing St Heating 649-2871 Burnham. 350. 350 Burnham i Hilton (north). 2. > Heavy Equipment for Sale An Equal Opportunity later than 4:30 p.m., September., 12, 1980. 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE W * reasonable prices. Call Mike. Hilton. 2 Commission and bonus. opportunity Write or call Candlewood. 73-140 corner Rosemary. 25-87. corner Abby Ext. - MotorcycleS'Bicycles MANCHESTER. CT 06040 PAINTING - INTERIOR AND 569-3458 or 569-4945 Hilton, 61-94 corner Alien and Choice of hours; 9:00 to 1:00, Employer. All persons interested in this matter are welcome to attend Candiewood Apt and Ellington Road. and Rosemary. 11A - Campers-Trailers-Moblle or 5:00 to 9:00. Sick days, EXTERIO R; Pai)crhanging 9 Hitton, 2 * the public hearing. Roy. 12. corner Dogwood and Homes holidays, paid vacations now DENTAL HYGENIST. Part- WILL MARVIN ' Experienced, references. Ser­ Why not send Carman. 11-29. corner Concord Hilton. 205-241 corner Sharon and Highland. 13 - Automotive Service Commissioner Hlllon.4 for Fall, Call 5694993, Monday time. Immediate opening. the mark of 981 Main Street B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom ving Willimantic. LEE PAINTING. Interior St and Carman 16 , Rye. 513-609 between Troy and - Autos for Rent-Lease a happy thought Hilton. 260-271 27t Hilton 4 Griffin 8 through Friday between 1:00 Pleasant surroundings. Salary Connecticut Department of Transportation Mancheeler, Conn. 06040 643-6636 Work. Free Estimates. Will Manehestcr, Bolton. Coven­ Exterior. "Check my rale Carriage. 7-71. corner Lipman and printing excellence • pick up and deliver. Please try. Columbia. Tolland areas. before vou decorate. " Ilepen- Carriage. 11A Hilton, 303-386 comer Edgewood Rye 670-684 corner QrlHin and and 4:00. negotiable. 646-3003. 024-07 Equil Oppotiunlly Employ*! to someone todayl call 646-2161 after 4:00 p.m. W J Grillo. 423-6582 dable. fu llv insured 646-1653 22 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 21, 1980

Frank k Ernaat Antlquoo 48 Peanuts — Charlas M. Schulz THE PACK RAT will open by EVENING HERALD, Thurs , August 21. 1980 — 23 chance, or request during the m a y b e |T W A 5 A summer. Call 643-6880. VOU AND THAT I OON T5EEWH'/VOU ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puiile MI 5TA|fllVlN& UES^Ohjy A n d East Center and Spruce 0 1i~in L □ L A L ,8 3 wd.) 2 Artifice Streets. Open Saturdays only. HEY KIDS! By Abigail van Buren T E N[d [8 □ □ □ d l lD C ] Y ® o R A ^ 5 ERT i v B n E 5 X T 5 English 3 Large 1fr iT A 649-0533. etreetcar continent a D a a a 11[nTT 3 a P a E 1 la 9 Possets 4 Irish poet C 1 T y RA i N i NG Cl-Aj^r AT A N T IQ U E S Si E [c H in X a 31 12 Erato 5 You (Fr) E 1 E ^ 1 c 0 C O L L E C T IB L E S - W ill 6 Enclosed [Ia SI DKAK AHHY: Our ‘2ll ynir nid dauKhtor \h livintj at hoim- 13 Unctuous V J_ a E E X tn t h e 5A M E T ilA f . purchase outright, or sell on 7 South African iiKuin after three unHuceesHlul attempts at apartment living 14 Black bread o' 77 P T J11 15 Mediterranean plant i l l commission. Houselot or She works, Itut paya U8 no rent She’s l)et*n (iatin^ n youn^t E L XU u 0 Tj C o 1 D single piece. Telephone 644- subcontinent 8 Aromatic gum f i l l mun for a Hhort period of lime and ^nes out with him once a E N 1 To Y U L E u A X 8962. (2 wds.) resin 8 A N D P X O 8 8 O 0 Earn Cash week. She .Htayn all niKht at his apartment. coineH home in 17 Compass 9 Decoractions T 8 p E X O f 8 E N the mornintj. ehaiiMes her elolhe.K and »»oe.s to work. Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan WANTED - Antique Kur- point 10 Comedian Ed This iM upHellm« my husband and me We’ve told her ho. to throat 43 Terminated 41 Dogo-BIrdo-Poto 43 niture. Glass. Pewter, Oil 18 S.E. Asian as­ Articitt tor Stit 41 A rllc iti lor Solo 41 Anicloo for Solo sociation Paintings, or Antique Items. but she says she is.domj: nti wronn heeause she "loves” him. p ic k : u p t h e b o o k ■ OPEN IT - SLOWLV T aDO VOU KNOW THIS WOULP BE A ^ 11 New York 26 Character of a 45 Cackle She also says she has to live her own hie, and if we don't Kel SLCWLV- VERV VERV SLOWLV - NOW t u r n WHAT, STUART? MUCH BETTER MOVIE (abbr.) people 46 The seme MOVING EVERYTHING TW O M O P E D S WHITE DUTCH RABBITS - 2 R. Harrison. Telephone 643- newspaper off her hack she will mtive out and we ll never set* her a^ain. 19Cantral 30 Let It stand (Lat) Motobecanes Like new $395 months old. males. 8709. Up To SLOWLV-THAT'S IT ' A PAGE -"SLOW-W W LV, IF VOU COULP AFFORP 16 Sheep (Fr) MUST GO! Double keyboard We are alraid that this direction she has taken will hurt Europeans organ with fSot pedals $100. each. One pool table 4x8. Reasonable offers accepted. VER-R-RV SLOWLV " ■ A REAL MOVIE CAMERA (abbr) 20 Imitates 31'A uld Lsng 47 Birthmarks her. How can he love her if he sees her only once a week, and T A H 'M IN U M Sheets used as $100 One Super 8 Kodak XL 55 Makes ideal pets. Call 569-1579 21 Positive 22 Raised stripe 46 Half (pre(in) Sewing machine $30 G E. “TO printing plates. 007 thick clothes dryer, 2 console Movie Camera. $85. Like new anvtime □ RENTALS then just for a sleep-over date’.’ If this relationship dta-sn’t cUCIC 23 That boy 24 Oeiliede 33 Close relative 50 *>>ove 23x28'2' . 25 cents each or 5 lead to marriaKe. and she thinks she "loves” another one. stereos, toys, end tables, odds 646-5794. CLICK 24 Have debts 25 Makes passes 35Slmg,ng 51 Air (prefis) forSl Phone 643-2711 Must be and ends. 643-4385 and another one. and still another, what kind of person will 27 Ebb and flow at insects 52 Sketched picked up before II a m Room* for RonI 52 29 Untidy heap COMPLETE DOUBLE Musical Imlrumonto 44 she become’.' 26 Tube from ear 40 Erse 55 Vex 32 French O.NLY WATER BED - $100 AM KM Per Week! Abby. it’s so hard for us to accept this and he quiet, yel we THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ composer Stereo $60. Call 647-1473 PLAYER PIANO - Beautiful don't want to lose our dau^»hter. What should we do’’ 1 2 3 4 8 8 7 8 10 11 trally located. Kitchen 34 Score ' refinish with stained-glass lU’SKT I'AKKNI'S * TAG SALES privileges. Call 649-2358. Call Ivan at 36 Being 12 13 14 ONE CONSOLE TV. $100. front. In tune Moving, must defeated Portable washer. .Maytag. $75 sell 649-2981. DKAR PAKKNTS: Tell her that as lon^ as she lives II 17 MATURE MALE ROOM $15. 37 Go swiftly 18 One pair hockey skates, shoe under your roof, she’ll have to abide by your rules, V."\RD SALE. .MOVING - TAG SALE - Saturday August Kemale, mature $20. Non- 38 Italian family 11 18 20 Four poster _ped antique 23 Rain date Sunday August size 8'x to 9 $20 649-4774, TWENTY TWO rebuilt, The Manchester which do not include sleeping out. If she wants to 39 Selves smokers. Live-in. References. chair, lamps and sofas 9:00 24 10:00 to 4 00 p.m. 62 after 6:00 p m refinished pianos in a house’’? 41 Female saint One must have license, plus move, you can’t stop her. but I doubt if she will 21 22 23 a m to 6 00 p m . Saturday Russell Street. Manchester, 5'es' The new home of Meyers (abbr) few errands and meals. 649- because she’s not nnancially able to hack it alone. Captain Eaay — Crooks & Lawrence RECO.NDfTIONED KIRBYS Piano and Guitar for grands, 42 Scoring point 24 28 28 27 28 28 30 31 and Sunday 22 Lodge Drive. Moving Miscellaneous ar- 5459 Evening Herald Manchester tides. Ninety day warranty. $70 and players, uprights Call 871- 44 Snakes BUT NEVER MIND. MV SWEET 1 92 33 34 36 up k irb v , 616 Burnside 214S, HEYl WHERE 46 Perfume with PLEASANT ROOM for AT THIS POiMT IN THE FLIGHT, I A R E W E ? spice )e Avenue, EJast Hartford 289- DKAH AHIiY Hecently the director cats and Minneachaug Golf Courser Manchester 'o f f P o r t e r S t r e e t i . COOKING in exchange for kittens Some spaved 342- is required — i.e.. having ^'irlfriends: Ji that w ithout proof of NATIVE PEACHES AND room and board Retired per­ their manliness, people mi^ht think they were j«ay. and I) 0571; 633-6581 son preferred References ESTATE TAG SALE • New Saturday 10 to 4 PEARS Botli's Kruit Karm that being gay is bad required. 646-0821 Aportmonlo For RonI 53 Homoo lor Ront 54 Auloo For Solo SI and used furniture, clothing. ------LAHSO APSO - V i years old. 260 Bush Hill Road, ireari. Do you have anv additional observations on the above'.’ Alley Oop — Dave Graua b r id q e .Manchester and household items Give TAG SALE - Saturday August Male Full bred. Option to K K IN NKW ORDKANS ROOM KOR RENT IN 118 MAIN STREET - "The GARAGE. Parking. Newly BANK REPOSSESSIONS - away prices! Come early’ 23rd, 10:00 a m. to 4:00 p.m. acquire papers Good with Fridav, Saturdav and Sundav. Rain date Sunday August 24th. MANCHESTER home Gables." 3 Room Apartment. decorated. Six room house 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo YOU w a n t / y e a h , BU T M A K E TAKE IT ...TH E R E ! DON'T WORRY.' I GOT A HUNCH children Very reasonable UKAK K.K.: No. Right on! ReaderH.’ Write on. W U p r THEY SEE YOU'VE WORKED August 22nd. - 24th. 9:00a m '. 270 F e rg u s o n R o a d , Kitchen- priveleges. Near Third floor. Heat and hot with fireplace. Yard for kids $2300. 1977 Plymouth Sport ME TO SURE I CAN GET EASY,' I 'M NOW TtXJ’RE I 646-1823 Anilquet 48 ’ A L M O S T a l l SET.. JRSELF LOOSE. THEY irain or shine: 8 Hendee M an ch ester. M oving to busline, school and shopping. water. $320 monthly. Security plus lots more. Call for Fury $2300. 1973 Mercury RE-TIE OUT OF IT EASY.' YOU? FINISHED.' HEY.' Road, Manchester, Conn . off Florida Two humidifiers, Mature female, one who likes and Tenant Insurance details 236-5646. Locators. Capri $1350. 1973 Oldsmobile ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag VERY GENTLE 13 HAND RED GOOSE k a r m An­ of West Middle Turnpike, op- paints, household items, mis- children. Interested? Call 643- required Available Fee. Cutlas $1000. 1973 GMC “Jim­ MARE FOR SALE - Good tiques. (Joose Lane. Coventry DKAR ABHY; This is in respon.se,lo the reader who was Kisite Allied Printing, up the c e lla n e o u s , h a r d w a r e , 8567. September 1st. Call 646-2426, 9 m y ” Utility Truck $2300. 1972 with children .Needs a good 742-9137 Open 10 to 5 Saturday ••••••••••••###•■••••••••• surprised and disgusted to receive an invitation to a nil. house on the right before woodshop wood, antique bed, to 5 weekdays. Jeep CJ5 $1000.1969 AMC Am­ Killing defense signaled home. Call 646-8485 and Sunday bassador $500. The above may "potiuck wedding feast.” * stop sign some firewood, much more' Aportmenlo For Pont 53 Onicoi-Sloroo lor RonI 55 MANCHESTER - Two family, be seen at The Savings Bank The bride and groom were no doubt members of the unnecessarily high card of MANCHESTER MAIN two bedroom apartment, of Manchester, 923 Main Society of Friends (i.e. (Quakers). your own suit when your entry Houoohold Goodo 40 Houoohold Goodo 40 Houoohold Qoodo 40 Houtohold Goods 40 ■STREET - 2-3 Rooms. Heated. natural woodwork, formal Street. Among Quakers, the potiuck wedding feast is traditional, lies in a high-ranking suit, a Hot water Appliances. No dining room, garage, nice and it wimld be bad form for (Quakers to serve a catered NORTH 1-21-80 low card when your entry is in pets Parking Security 523- residenial area. $350 monthly, 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE wedding dinner such as one finds at a mainline Protestant ♦ K2 a low suit ” 7047 security No pets. September for rent Central location. wedding. 1F8 6 4 2 You open the queen of ♦ AQJ93 1. Calf 649-5037, after 6:00 Newly redecorated, with am­ 1974 PINTO STATION O f course, it’s also possible that these folks are just hearts Cast takes his ace and ATTRACTIVE THREE pm ple parking. Telephone 649- WAGON - Four cylinder, cheapskates — not Quakers. ♦ Q4 returns the five At this point, ROOM APARTMENT. Heat. ^ 1 . Automatic transmission, roof A Ql’AKKR IN MAINK WEST EAST it is imperative that you play Electricity Hot water. MANCHESTER - Five rooms, racks. 45,000 miles. $1250. ♦ A 8 3 ♦ 1097 4 the jacK to ask for a spade Appliances. References. .No The Fllntetones — Hanna Barbara Productions first floor of Duplex. M A N C H E S T E R - R e ta il, Please call 643-7258 after 7:00 DKAR (^L'AKKR: This Quaker tradition is news to V Q J 1 0 9 1 v a s lead if your partner ever gets pets. $285 646-3167, 228-3540 Washer Dryer. $350 monthly storage and/or manufacturing p.m. me, as I’m sure it w ill be to my disgusted correspon­ - 7 ^ ♦ 8 7 4 2 ♦ K5 in HE G O T vVELL ♦ 109 7 32 plus utilities. Security. space. 2.000 square feet to 50.- dent — plus a few million other readers. ♦ 8 • Your partner gets in MANCHESTER - Attractive B E F O R E ME promptly since South immedi­ Available September first 000 square feet. Very Quakers who invite a non-Quaker to a "potiuck SOUTH four room first floor apart­ USED UP ALL ately leads the 10 of diamonds 643-2896 after 5:00 p m. reasonable. Brokers wedding feast” should explain that it's an old Quaker ♦ QJ65 HOME HEATING ment Stove. References. No HIS MEDICINE.' and lets it ride to E^t's king protected. Call Heyman custom, lest the guest thinks this "Friend” is a ♦ K7 pets $275 646-3167: 228-3540. THREE ROOM FURNISHED Properties. 1-226-1206 1969 RAMBLER AMERICAN ♦ 106 He thinks for a while cheapskate. Apartment, second floor. two-door. Six cylinder, ♦ AKJB6 because South has bid a spade MANCHESTER - 2 bedrooms, Heat, hot water No pets. PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS automatic, good running con­ and wonders if you really Vulnerable: Both 2 baths, carpeted, appliances, Security. Call 646-4701 after O FFICE space available. 400 dition. great on gas. $300 or were asking for a spade lead air conditioned $450. Call 643- 6:00 p m. to 1200 square feet. Air con- best offer over. T^ephone 647- Dealer: North or just showing solid hearts (Problems? You’ll feel better if you get them off 1100 ditoning. neat, parking. Close 1749 after 6:00 p.m. Weft North Em i Finally, he believes you and OIL to center, hospital and court. your chest. For a personal reply write to Abby, Box 1 ♦ Pus leads a spade After all, if it TH R EE ROOM heated apart­ NEWER THREE BEDROOM ment. Stove, refrigerator, Call 871-0401, or 568-7658. 1975 MUSTANG II - $1800 or 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. Please enclose Pass 2 ♦ Pass turns out that he should have Duplex Rec room, nice stamped, self-addressed envelope.) led a club he can blame you near bus line. 649-9021. best offer. After 5:00 p.m., CPR£Scl7ipTic>t45) Pass Pass Pass enclosed porch. No pets. call 649-8329. You produce the ace of Available September 1. Call SHARE IW ROOM HOUSE in Rooon Proporty spades and run off thrcK heart % Opening lead:1f Q after 4:00 p m 643-5014. East Hartford, starting For RonI 56 1971 MERCURY COMET - tricks 7% Interest Per Annum on Moriarty Brothers Budget Oil September 1st. Male or Automatic. Running condi­ If you’re a really nice part­ ner you’d congratulate him MANCHESTER. September female $167 per month 'i SKI CHALET - Season ren­ tion. Body rust. $500 or best P s tro g r o p h The Born Loser — Art Sanaom______for having read the signal If 1 Large three room-one Phone 569-1321. tal. Sleeps 6 to 8. 2 miles from offer. Phone 649-0611. he’s equally nice, he might Account. bedroom apartment Very Okemo. 20 minutes from '^ ^ R T WB.MU, Sbu! A By Oswald Jacoby well praise you first with private. A pet considered CENTRAL TWO BEDROOM Killington. Call 528-3507 1973 MATADOR STATION into'*'your lap today. However, and Alan Sootag Lease. Security. $300 monthly. DUPLEX - Modern bath and WAGON - Very good condi­ you must manage your gains OF VOLJR^CWU MEPlLJUe! sometning like. "Fine suit Evenings 647-9565. kitchen. Lease. Security $325. tion. $795, or best offer. Call prudently or you're apt to blow Jais says: "Defending preference signal, partner ’ plus utilities. Call 646-1166. Wanted to RonI 57 649-6938. after 5:00 p.m. the whole wad and have nothing against notrump. you play an iNEWSPAp^:H ENTERPRISE ASSN , Moriarty Brothers is now offering new customers a 12 SPARKLING two bedroom ^ r t h d a y to show for It. With laundrv facilities. Kids R ELIA B LE PERSON looking 1976 M AVERICK - 3 speed CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PORTER STREET AREA - Things are going your way today, O K. Under $225. 236-5646. for efficency apartment, Three room apartment Heat, manual transmission. Good August 22,19M and that's wonderful. Make cer­ Locators Kee. utilities, parking No pets. appliances included $200 or condition. $1600. Call 643-9508, Some wonderful opporiunilies tain that you don't let this go to month budget plan that enables you to spread the winter Security 649-9092. or 643-1827. less. Call 646-2234 or 649-5635. which could prove quite profita­ your head and flaunt it in front of SOUTH WINDSOR. Air con­ ble or beneficial in some manner others. ditioning Three roomer with COLLEGE STUDENT, REFINED elderly non­ 1978 MGB - British Racing will be coming your way this AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) heating seasons costs over 12 equal monthly payments. dish washer, pool and more MALE 19 - Looking to share smoking gentleman needs Green. Absolutely mint con­ year. Take advantage of them. Someone may do something Call for details. 236-5646 apartment in Manchester room, bath antLjneals. First dition! All extras! Hard top, Don't be critical to the point exceptionally nice for you today, Our Boarding Houaa but you could wrongly think you Locators. Kee. area. 1-589-5274, between 4:00 floor, Manchester area. 649- am-fm casette tape. Many where they're withdrawn. LEO (July 22) Today is have to repay this person by tell­ p.m - 7:00 p m. 9090. more extras! Low mileage. not the time to * ^ t reckless by ing a sensitive secret. I'LL NtEP A NEW WARDROBE LONPCN? HE NCT TO BOLTON. Working with one, Must be seen! Days 677-6995; Winthrop — Dick Cavalli making changes in procedures PI8CE8 (Feb. 20-lyUrch 20) It FOR TriE CELEBRITY TNLK BUYS FRCM \\CRRv 1] two and three bedroom houses MANCHESTER - One ATTENTION LANDLORDS! evenings 649-7020. which have proven profitable would be a mistake today to ask THE m a il HE WiTN'T and apartments. From $175 bedroom luxury apartment Widow with very well- ar>d reliable. Don't mess around someone who is friendly toward And, Moriarty Brothers will pay 7% interest per annum on W F iA T A M r iS O O O FDR'iO/J.' ORDER C U TFIT BE OH per month 236-5646 Locators. $350. No utilities. No children mannered children needs 1980 DATSUN 210 SL WAGON with a winner. Romance, travel, you to pull strings in an area in 3H0ULD I HAVE t h a t CIVEE- TV Fee or pets. Call Carol, 646-1316. apartment. At least five - Must sell! 643-7592, call luck, resources, possible pitfalls which he would be betraying CtPINS? T'M WHAT/AfRE 'lO J MV UDNnjN TA|L£?R MMsE UP rooms. Immediate occupancy before 7:00 p.m. and career for the coming another. Don't THINKING- ■nHINKINS-ABOUT? A BLAZER CR DIPLOMATIC veu "HE UNLE6S ARIES (March 21-April 19) Oth­ any credit balance accumulated during that 12 month VERNON Working with one, CENTRAL LOCATION - 4 preferred. 643-5520 or 649-5820. months are all discussed in your PINSTRIPES?^ 5ECOW PAIR HE two and three bedroom houses Astro-Graph which begins with ers will willingly respond to your : — ^ PERHAPS'^ C F PANT$ 6TAN55 rooms, second floor. Ask for Laurie. 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS - directives or requests, but only if and apartments. From $150 your birthday. Mail St for each to ]/ FREE.' Appliances, hot water. Securi­ Good running condition. Air, Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio you show them you'll reciprocate I 5HCULP (SET BCTH ON IT.' period. monthly 236-5646 Locators. ty required. $170 monthly. Te­ r e 's p o n s i b l e c l e a n tape deck. $900 or best offer. City Station. N.Y. 10019 Be sure with the same consideration Kee. nant pays heat and utilities. F A M IL Y O F 4 ne.ed Call 643-0278. to specify birth date. you're asking z No pets! 643-7094. reasonable three bedroom VmOO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Oth­ ANSALDI VILLAGER. Two' apartment, in surrounding 1975 CORDOBA - Black, all You're exceptionally lucky today ers are drawn to you today bedroom townhouse. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, vicinity. Call 643-2509. power Sacrifice $1800. I9M in most things which don't because they like you, but you could quickly lose your populari­ Fireplace, patio, immediate convenient location, heat, vW Pop Top. New. Rebuilt. involve money. Stay away from occupancy. $450 monthly. Two gambling or speculation and you ty if you don't live up to your Interested in becoming a member of the Moriarty Brothers parking, references, security, $1650. 4^1174. word or behave too unpredict- months security Lesperance □ AUTOMOTIVE should remain fortunate. DKJr lease. $325 monthly. 649-3340 L IM A (8epl. 2S-Oct. 23) Your ably. •AWlU Agency 646-0505. before 7:00pm. DATSUN 280Z 2 plus 2 1978 - generosity is likely to be imposed QEMINI (May 21-Jur>a 20) Be Auloo For Solo 61 Under 5,000 miles. One owner. upon today by one to whom forewarned today not to become Fuel Oil Family? Phone 643-5135, Ext. 135. NICE ONE BEDROOM M A N C H E S T E R - T w o Air. 5 speed. A m /Fm stereo you'll offer a hand, but who won't too Involved with a person of Levy’s Law — James Schumeister Modern appliances. questionable reputation. He or bedroom, 2 baths. Duplex. WE PAY TOP PRICES for radio. Mint condition! Call be satisfied till he or she has Immediate occupancy. Only your arm. she will spoil what you have a Carpeted Appliances. wrecked and junk cars. A i B 644-9692, after 6:00 p.m. AT MY A6E/ $100 per month. 236-5646 SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) An going Fireplace. Garage. With Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 1 6H0ULP_PE- Locators. Fee idea or plan that you have looks CANCER (June 21-July 22) water. $350 plus security. Call Tony 646-6223. 1967 D E L T A 88 CUSTOM very promising on the surface, You're extremely fortunate today “ UOOK.INO TO L PRACTICING Lease. References required. OLDSMOBILE - Good running but there may be flaws that you when teamed up with a partner, A GOOD . HIS- TRYING TO SAVE. Two 649-8073 : 623-6407 after 5 p.m. condition. $295. or best offer. can't see Test it before putting it provided your goals are in PEOVIP&R' ? Enrollment ends September 15th. bedroom with parking. Call 643-5622. Into practice. harmony. Teamwork is effective Appliances. Plus more. Just EA ST H A R T F O R D - 4'^ 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) only when both pull together. $225. 236-5646 Locators. Fee Room Apartment. Third floor, WANTED JUNK AND LATE Trucks for Solo 62 Rewarding situations could fall (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN > near busline No pets. M O D E L WRECKS - Cash D E L U X E D U P L E X King Available immediately Call Paid. Call Parker Street Used 1977 FORD PICKUP f 150. SM« QIancM — Oil Fox size three bedrooms. Fenced after 6:00 p.m., 528-5431. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. Power steering, power yard l,aundry facilities Plus brakes. Automatic transmis­ Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel more Call for details. 236- FIRST FLOOR - 2 family. 5 C O R V E T T E , 1975 coupe, sion. Regular gas. Call 646- iw x^nii cogf-"* w 5646. Locators. Fee. rooms. 2 car parking. Stove automatic, options, $6375. 7914. YXJ CAL. N0U5SELF M3U WiN, OOCI -A\ = Corvette, 1963, original coupe. and refrigerator. Working browse ABUB3L.E3UV\ ATKOP^MCAUAS!?. ^ ROCKVILLE All utilities couple. No pets. $310.649-9305, $7800. Call 649-1149. 1969 CHEVROLET model C 60 paid. Carpeted, Two after 6:00 p.m. Dump Truck. Six yard body. TO CHAMPP JUST WATCH bedrooms. Appliances Kids 1969 CONTINENTAL Good condition thrhroughout. Short RIbe — Frank Hill O K. Today- $220. 236-5648. Homoo lor RonI 54 CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call $3200. 648-6544. SOIL ALL TWe \ Locators. Fee. between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 AIR CONDITIONING. Three p.m. 646^004. Comporo, Trolloro ond MISSIONARIES.) MORIARTY BROTHERS FURNISHED TWO bedroom house with Mobllo Homoo 65 BEDROOM, with air, caipeting, appliances. Kids 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ carpeting. Available now. and pets O.K. Only $450. 236- tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 1978 GMC Twenty three foot Only $225 . 236-5646. Locators. 5646. Locators. Fee. negotiable. 'Telephone 643- mini motor home. Rear bath. Fee. 67ffi, or 659-1723. Top condition. Call 647-1411. TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. s u m m e r 'SPECIAL. Two Near hospital. References. 1968 DART. 1969 CHARGER 17 FOOT ACE TRAVEL 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 64 3 -S 1 3 5 bedrooms. Modern Security. Lease required. $400 318. Three speed. Posl rear TR A ILER . Very good condi­ appliances. Yard or kids. Just per month. Group I Philbrick end. Needs some work. Best tion. All aluminum interior. lilO . 236-564C. Locators. Fee. Agency, 646-4200. offer over $400. 871-7385. $750. 742-8315. DAPBJeN IT ME) I'M Flalehar’a Landlno A iiE tS S 'C " O nontisT -tills wMse h a s a ...H H ...A N b -(M ir.k A HORSt-, ) / l l 1^1 VOOd. PAIMTInq has 7AiSl£S.n/ If, OJf

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