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M erit New York: Chrysler Corp.’s Hong Kong Citizens Return directors 'Thursday voted to omit payment of its common stock freighters in Hong Kong’s harbor have perished on the stormy seas.- advertising signs smashed into and numerous abandoned cars. dividends for the third quarter as HONG KONG (UPI) - Hong around like toys, causing 17 of them The typhoon, which struck with millions of pieces, streets flooded Hong Kong Marine Police said ear­ result of this week’s announce­ Kong's millions ventured back to to collide with each other. One of the lightning speed and smashing 150 and sheet metal from construction ly today there was no word on a boat ment that the No. S automaker debris-cluttered streets today as a ocean-going vessels rammed into the mph winds, injured at least 260 peo­ sites hurled through the air like with 400 Vietnamese refugees which lost $207 million in the second weakened Typhoon Hope moved on Star Ferry pier, leaving a huge hole. ple in Hong Kong and left it looking paper. reportedly was forced away from quarter. ' into China, leaving a toll of eight Macao, Uie Portugese territory 40 At least 89 fishing junks in a dead in the colony and fears that hun­ like a war-tom city. Debris littered the streets, some Detroit: General Motors Corp. miles west of Hong Kong, and was typhoon shelter were sunk but there dreds of Vietnamese boat people may Trees were uprooted, huge glass blocked by fallen trees and rubble Chairman Thomas Murphy headed for Hong Kong just before the were no deaths in those particular in­ Thursday scaled down GM’s storm struck. cidents. Numerous pleasure craft earlier optimistic forecasts for A Marine Police spokesman said, were also damaged. domestic car saies in the 1979 "If they are out to sea in that kind of Farmers reported thousands of modei year but predicted the boat, it will be a miracle if they have dollars worth of crops destroyed and economy would rebound from a survived.” the prices of some local food short and relatively mild reces­ Hope, the most powerful typhoon products were increased today. 3 sion. to hit Hong Kong since Typhoon Rose The fatalities in Hong Kong in­ Washington: Some administra­ which killed 130 persons in 1971, had cluded a 3-year-old girl who drowned tion staff economists are moved over to Guangdong province when swept off her family’s fishing forecasting a major rise in the un­ in China by midnight Thursday and junk, an electrician killed by an elec­ Taste employment rate to as high as 8.2 weakened enough to be downgraded tric cable knocked down in the storm, percent before the end of 1980, but to a tropical storm. There were no a 66-year-old man whose house officials warned those views had reports of casualties or damages collapsed on him and a 52-year-old not been reviewed by top from Chinese authorities. woman buried alive in a landslide. economic advisers. Public transport which was com­ Also killed were two 70-year-old Washington: The Senate pletely halted during the height of the men who were drowned in a river, an Thursday formally confirmed the storm, was gradually resuming full elderly man struck by a flying piece nominations of Paul Volcker as operations today. Flights in and out of metal and a man who drowned chairman of the Federal Reserve of Hong Kong’s international airport after his sampan capsized and sank Board and William Miiier as also were back to normal. in a waterfront typhoon shelter. secretary of Treasury, Hope’s terrific winds tossed New York: Despite aggressive institutional buying, stocks snapped a two-session rally by finishing mixed Thursday as Congress Prepares profit-takers cashed in on recent gains. The Dow Jones industrial average lost 2.39 points to 847.95. ’The New York Stock Ehcchange in­ For Its Vacation dex shed 0.01 to 59.35. WASHINGTON (UPI) - For some New York: Standard & Poor’s failed to reach agreement on gas­ it’s time to go home and mend oline rationing and conservation, the Corp. reported ’Thursday that pHOlitical fences. For a handful, it’s despite generally good earnings j. time to survey presidential chances. Senate Finance Committee did not uins in the second quarter, 34 Some will find good reasons to travel complete hearings on the windfall fewer U.S. companies Increased Storm Victim abroad, and a few will stay in profits tax on oil companies, and dividend payouts in July than the Washington and work. work has barely begun on the same month last year, This truck, with all its glass lost- in the height-of-Typhoon ^‘Hope*’ which multibillion-dollar effort to produce New York: Mirroring consumer winds, lies idle across S Bong Kong Street slammed into Hong Kong with furious 145 But for most of the 535 members of synthetic fuels. resistance to new spending at the Thursday after being blown from its parking miles-an-hour winds killing eight persons and Congress, the biennial August recess The president also wants action on retail level, major retail chains place along the waterfront in the western dis- injured more than 250 others. (UPI photo) beginning today is a chance to go on a bill to limit hospital cost increases, Thursday reported July sales vacation with their families. and the Senate probably will grapple ;ains that were substantially The House adjourned Thursday in the early fall with an ethics com­ ower than gains in previous night and the Senate planned to quit mittee report on financial miscon­ months. Giant Sears reported a today after seven months of activity duct charges against Sen. Herman decrease in sales. Vietnam Refugee Tells unparalleled for sluggishness in re­ Talmadge, D-Ga. Tokyo: The U.S. dollar turned cent years — perhaps reflecting a slightly lower against the The Senate did move fast in the perceived message from the voters past 10 days to confirm most of Japanese yen in slow trading on that Washington has been doing too the foreign exchange market Of Murder by Thai Pirates President (barter’s new Cabinet ap­ much lately. today. After opening at 216.90 pointments. compared with ’Thursday’s close BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - A to pick up survivors. the Thai captain until the pirate boat Congress will return Sept. 5 to a Thursday, the Senate confirmed Success! Diplomats familiar with the cases neared the Thai coast, where she, full agenda, including consideration of 216.40, the dollar finished the Vietnamese woman has told refugee Paul Volcker as Federal Reserve week at 216.87. officials she is the only survivor of said the two incidents were separate. too, was tossed overboard. of P i^ d to t'C a rte r’s multifaceted Board chairman and G. William 100 refugees who were raped, "There is just an awful lot of this liie refugee officials who found her energy package and the SALT II trea­ Miller as Treasury secretary to com­ clubbed and drowned by Thai pirates going on,” said one source. "It’s just after she swam to shore are keeping ty in the Senate. plete action on all of the administra­ 'Enriched Flavor'cigarette sparks whole her under protection in the southern roving unchecked through Southeast a slaughter out there right now.” The energy package was postponed tion officials who were transferred Thai town of Haadyai. Energy Asian waters, diplomats said today. The woman said the boat carrying until September when the two houses or promoted in the reshuffle. The 28-year-old woman said ^ e her and about 100 other men, women Diplomats said they fear the at a Glance swam to shore and reached refugee and children was rammed in the pirates may attempt to kill her. new taste era in low tar sm oking aid officials after she was t o s ^ South China Sea last month by a ‘"rhere seems no doubt she is o v erb o ^ near the 'Thai coast from large Thai fishing trawler. telling the truth,” said one Washington: The White House diplomatic source. “She is very fear­ City Officials the pirate ship, whose captain kept She said more than 60 people said ’Thursday the House bill on her in his cabin and raped her drowned immediately, many of them ful.” A few years ago, most smokers agreed: low tar gasoline rationing is unacceptable repeatedly. trapped in the hold of the small Viet­ Reports of refugees being killed to the president and the ^nate It was the second time in a week namese fishing boat. and robbed by pirates have become rejected the measure outright, lone survivors of attacks at sea have The armed pirates then dragged more frequent in recent months. Arrested,Charged meant low taste. sending it to conference com­ reached ’Thailand. some survivors from the water. Most pirate ships appear to be mittee for a compromise solution A 16-year-old boy, Nguyen Van Women were raped and tossed fishing trawlers. Police have said NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (UPI) - earlier in the day in New Britain Then along came MERIT and a whole new taste Washington: Skyrocketing oil Phuoc, survived three days on the overboard, she said. Men were fishermen claim they carry weapons New Britain’s police chief, fire chief, Superior Court. Judge Joseph Adorno prices and frantic demand for open sea after his refugee boat — also beaten with iron bars, clubs and axes to protect themselves from pirates, and another top city official have transferred their cases to Hartford idea called ‘Enriched Flavor’ tobacco. And the smaller, foreign-made cars is with 100 people aboard — was pur­ and then thrown into the sea. and conviction of pirates in court is been indicted and arrested in the Superior Court pending Tuesday making it more difficult for the posely rammed and sunk by a Thai ’The surviving woman was taken virtually unheard of.. wake of a grand jury investigation hearings and maintained bonds set by “low tar, low taste’’ theory was exploded. Exploded United States to reduce its trade fishing trawler that ngade no attempt prisoner and sexually assaulted by into alleged municipal corruption. Brennan eariier in the day. No pleas deficit, new government statistics A police sergeant and a deputy fire were entered and all were later showed Thursday. chief were also taken into custody released after posting bail. with proven taste in a new low tar cigarette. Washington: President Carter Thursday and a warrant was issued Galati was charged with 21 counts will be hurt politically if he fails Coast Guard Gearing Up for a police captain, who has been on of extortion, attempted extortion, No other new cigarette in the last 20 years has to win a txrast in domestic oil indefinite sick leave. conspiracy to commit extortion, production before the next elec­ The investigation reportedly bribery, forgery, and conspiracy to attracted so many smokers as quickly as MERIT! tion, Sen. Russell Long, chairman centers on the alleged sale of commit bribery and forgery. His of the Senate Finance Committee, To Contain Oil Spill promotions in the police and fire bond was set at $15,000. said Thursday. departments and the alleged misuse Sahadi, who lives in Southington, It’s clear: MERIT taste is changing attitudes Houston: Gulf Oil Corp., was charged with seven counts of placed the oil laje ’Thursday from 45 wait,” said Ralph Thompson, vice of public property in the central major supplier of home heating CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (U P I)- bribery, forgery, and conspiracy to miles south of Brownsville to 60-80 president of the South Padre island Connecticut city of 80,000, about 10 oil to the Northeast, is tightening The (Toast Guard is preparing to commit bribery and forgery. His towards low tar smoking. miles southeast of the coastal city. Tourist Bureau. He said business was miles southwest of Hartford. credit terms in a move that could move two 1,500-pound U-shaped bond was set at $5,000. A national strike force of teams normal on the resort island with all Authorities said the probe was con­ force dealers to demand cash pay booms off the Texas coast this Hackett was charged with five from North Carolina, Mississippi and hotels full and nearly 700 fisherman tinuing, but declined to say whether ment on delivery from residential weekend to catch huge pancakes of counts of extortion, conspiracy to California has been mobilized to fight in town for a tournament. further indictments would be consumers, industry sources said oil surging ever closer to U.S. shores commit extortion, bribery, forgery, the slick. forthcoming. ’Thursday. The change could cost from the world’s largest oil spill. “It’s kind of like a hurricane,” he Arrested on a variety of counts and conspiracy to commit bribery homeowners almost a penny a Current calculations project the Thousands of pounds of oil slick said. “We don’t know what it might and forgery. His bond was set at $2,- fighting equipment streamed in by were Police Chief Thomas Ormsby gallon. spill could hit beaches near do, when it might hit, how severe it Fire Chief Raymond Galati, police 000. truck and plane today at Coast Guard Washington: The Three Mile Brownsville, Texas, Tuesday, with might be or if it will get here.” Detective SWt. George Sahadi, Depu­ Haddad was arrested on five Island nuclear accident was clear­ stations at Brownsville and Port bits of oil reaching U.S. waters by ty Fire Chief Robert Hackett, and counts of conspiracy to commit ly preventable, the Nuclear Isabel, Texas, in preparation for Shrimpers, meanwhile, put their MERIT Sundqy. Civil Service Commission Chairman bribery and forgery. His bond was trust in nature and prayer to prevent Regulatory Commission said Mexico’s government oil monopo­ arrival of the slick. set at $5,000. " It’s not going to be an all­ their industry from being wiped out Frederick Haddad. Kii^&lOO^ Thursday, and the NRC may ly, Petroleos Mexicanos, said it will Chief State’s Attorney Austin McGuigan said the latest report charge the plant’s operator with pay the Coast Guard for use of the engulfing mass of black heavy oil by the slick. released by .former Chief Justice REGULAR and MENTHOL that is going to take over everything McGuigan said a warrant also was 35 violations. containment booms and the work of “I think praying is going to do issued for the arrest of Edward Howard Alcorn, who is serving as a six guardsmen in the battle to con­ in sight. It will be more like black more good than the Coast Guard,” one-man grand juror in the case, was streamers, patches and pancakes Kilduff, captain of detectives. He tain the 20,000-barrel-a-day flow of said Carl Dayman, part-owner of said arrangements for his surrender not the final report. He said the in­ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determiner] washing ashore spaced from each Inside Today oil from its runaway Ixtoc 1 well In Gulf Shrimp Processors in were being made with Kilduff’s vestigation was continuing and he an­ That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. the Bay of Campeche. other,” Roger Meacham, a Brownsville and a 55-boat fleet. ticipated Alcorn will be presented spokesman for the various agencies lawyer. Kings; 8 m g"tar:' 0.6 mg nicoline- Classified...... 16-18 Two Canadian planes hired by Oimsby was charged with one evidence “for some time.” O Philip Morris Inc. 1979 involved, said. Meacham said various en­ 1 OO's: 11 m g '' tar,'' 0 .7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report M a y ' 78 Comics...... 19 Pemex sent oil dispersants Into the count of perjury. Hartford Superior McGuigan would not comment on Portions of the slick haVe, vironmental agencies had no plans to Editorial ...... record slick Thursday and Mexican Court Judge Brian O’Neiii released whether there will be additional Entertainment ...... 7-i officials said If any oil hits U.S. however, stained Mexican beaches move any more wildlife, such as the endangered hrown pelican, from him on a written promise to appear warrants issued. FamJly ...... beaches, it will be a “very small •about 60 miles south of BrownsvHle, The arrests Thursday were made where the sheen remained 'Thursday. threatened areas and believed con­ in court next Tue^ay, eliminating a Obituaries...... lo amount.” $3,000 bond set earlier by Superior following an investigation by state Tourism, fishing and environmen­ tainment equipment easily could Peupletalk...... OverfUghU of the spill area by the Court Judge John Wrennan. No plea police, the Special Investigations Sports...... 11-13 Coast Guard, the National tal Interests are playing a waiting protect salt marshes and mangroves. Thousands of rare turtles were was entered. Unit of the chief state’s attorney’s of­ SAM ...... 20 Oceanographic and Atmospheric Ad­ game in the meantime. The other four were alt arraigned fice and the grand juror. ministration and Navy aircraft “There’s nothing we can do but moved to safety earlier. EVENING HERALD, Fri.. Aumst 3,1979 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO KVENING HERALD. F ri- August 3, 1979 Till* Weather Peopletalk Wjicks Worrying Ahead East Meets West ... And West Is Enchanted Here^s Johnny About Heating for Poor By BETTY RYDER Lifestyle Editor By GREG PEARSON If this cost increase is coupled with bills and the program only covered Paisley skirts, necklaces of jade In Burbank $250,” she said of last year’s; opera­ and moonstone, handcrafted gowns Herald Reporter bitterly cold weather, it could be dif­ ficult for many persons to pay their tion. Ms. Wicks does not know yet and a nnique shawl woven from the Late night TV-watchers across the land know MANCHESTER -W ith hot heating bills. But, the problem is in­ what the program’s maximum figure soft feathers of birds were but a few about “Beautiful downtown Burbank” from Johnny 0 weather being the most fr^uently tensified for those persons living on will be, but the town is bound to have of the exciting fashions, Tehmina ;' Carson. For years Carson has made the Los discussed topic these days, it is dif­ low-income or fixed-income budgets, many requests for help. _ Khan, designer from Islamabad, ie«ttt TtHmATvtit Angeles suburb — home of his “Tonight Show” ficult to think about heating one’s such as the poor and elderly. Several town officials have been in­ Pakistan, showed during a recent studio - the butt of jokes such as “Burbank leads home. The town hopes to establish some vited to Wednesday’s session along visit to Manchester. the United States in the number of squirrel But, that subject is very much on type of contingency program so that with Irene Provost of the state At the home of her hostess, Rhea suicides,” or "Burbank Airport has 94 departures a the mind of Diane Wicks, who wants ail such persons receive heating oil Department of Income Maintenance Talley Stewart of Boulder Road, the day — and no arrivals.” to make sure all town residents will during the cold winter months, Ms. and Louise Leitao of the Manchester attractive designer displayed many I^IVtAVMN fOTOCAtr • To show there’s no hard feelings, guess whose be able to obtain heating fuel through Wicks said. Public Health Nurses Association. handblocked original garments, beaming face adorns the cover of the latest Bur­ For period ending 7 a.m 8/4/79 During Friday night the winter months. “We want to see what alternatives Ms. Wicks also expects to invite a shirts and skirts of pure cotton. bank telephone directory. That’s right. Heyy-oooo. shower activity is in store for parts of the north cemrai Ms. Wicks, director of human ser­ we can offer to people,” she said. local oil dealer to attend. She is Georgette evening blouses, and vices, has scheduled a meeting next hopeful some arrangement could be gowns fit for the Governor’s Ball, all states, the Gulf Coast and lower Eastern Seaboard, She expects an increase in the I!! Now They Tell Me week to discuss home heating number of persons seeking worked out with a dealer to insure items featured Amos Boutique in problems that are expected this assistance to pay heating bills this low-income and elderly persons will Islamabad. Entertainer John Davidson says he’s learned Connecticut Weather winter for elderly and low-income winter. receive oil. In the United States for a limited more about buffalo since his encounter with a ton of residents. ‘"They want a down payment or a visit, Tehmina recently chatted with Partly cloudy hazy hot and humid today with chance of Theiiic townwv*ii uciiparticipated liiin «sian viivx^jenergy , I I . it peeved bison two weeks ago. Davidson is still under Representatives of town govern­ ______X ^:—Ui .lOWAnSnlltr Sf buyers in New York and Washington, a brief shower or thunderstorm. Highs in the low 90s or assistance program last year that payment right away, especially, if d s a doctor’s care for rib injuries and a gashed leg, ment and local service organizations DC. around 33 C. Clear tonight. Lows in the mid to upper 60s. helped residenU pay bills if they met someone they don t know, Ms. received when a buffalo tossed him on Santa have been invited to the meeting, - -• • • Wicks said of past delivery practices “Last summer, I visited boutiques Mostly sunny Saturday. Highs 85 to 90. Probability of rain the program’s financial Catalina Island, just off the Southern California which will be Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. ’Thus, the meeting Wednesday will in McLean, Va„ W ashin^n, D.C., 40 percent today and 10 percent tonight and Saturday. requirements. coast. in the Municipal Building. It will take part in that program work to find a solution that will make and Alexandria, Va. Boutique items Gentle southwest winds today. Light variable winds Fellow singer Kenny Rogers sent Davidson a This winter is expect^ to be ac­ again this year, but even that is not sure all persons in town will be able are very popular and even some of tonight and Saturday. stuffed buffalo head. Davidson’s former agent, Ken companied by large increases in the enough to meet some needs. to stay warm this winter. the larger department stores have Kragen, sent a book on bison, which Davidson read. cost of home heating fuel. “People would come in with $600 set aside a little niche just for Long Island Sound The book taught him, he said, that “You just can’t boutique,” she said. play tag with a buffalo. They’re very dangerous.” In Pakistan, many of her clients Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.L, and Montauk are wives of members of the Point ■ A weak weather front will move off the coast early Flash Meant Something Fitzpatrick Named Diplomatic Corps. “I especially this afternoon. Winds southwest to south 10 to 15 knots enjoy it when we hold our National this afternoon with possibly stronger gusts in Else Day party and I can see many of the thunderstorms, southwest 5 to 10 knots tonight and 10 to An unexpected character shows up in the Buck women wearing my fashions, she 15 knots Saturday. Visibility 2 to 5 miles but locally lower To Building Post Rogers film being made by NBC TV. Gil Geraro, said. in showers or fog patches today, 3 to 4 miles tonight and 5 playing the spaceman of the 25th century familiar education in construction by "People are very enthusiastic miles or better Saturday. Cloudy with chance of a few MANCHESTER -James Fitz­ to readers of Sunday comics of the 1930s, is aided by enrolling in correspondence courses about the fabric I use. ’The cottons lingering thundershowers over eastern sections into this patrick of 215 Briarwood Drive has an aged rocket ship pilot. “Good shooting,” says and by attending seminars. are very cool. In my boutique, we afternoon. Clear tonight and partly sunny Saturday. Wave been promoted to assistant chief Gerard-Rogers.”! was doing this before you were He has served for the past two even make silk flowers to match the heights 1 to 2 feet today and 1 foot tonight and Saturday. building inspector for the town. born,” snaps the old timer, identified as “Brigadier Fitzpatrick, who has been with the years as vice president of the gowns. We also offer a 24-hour Gordon." Building Department since June Connecticut Municipal Electrical tailoring service. Extended Forecast And so he was. That’s Buster Crabbe, who 40 1974, will fill a vacancy created by Inspectors Association. He also is a ” In Islamabad, which was years ago played both Buck Rogers and that other the retirement of A1 Hayber. member of the Building Official’s designated as the new capital IS Tehmina Khan, at left, shows Rhea Talley many featured in her collection. Extended outlook for New England Sunday through space hero. Flash Gordon, in serials. Crabbe, now Born and raised in Manchester. Association of Connecticut and the years ago, we have a party and buffet Stewart a colorful Paisley skirt one of the 71, said Thursday was the first time he had been on each year for more than 500 people at Tuesday: , , ., ,, . Fitzpatrick attended local schools local chapter of the International Mass.. R.I. & Conn.: Hazy warm and humid through Universal Studios’ lot since he last played Gordon — and graduated from Howell Cheney Association of Electrical Inspectors. a local hotel and show our fashions. the period. Chance of afternoon or evening in 1940. As Gordon explains to that whippersnapper Regional Vocational Technical In January, he received his state It’s a very international gathering thunderstorms western sections Monday and all sections Rogers in one scene: “I come from another era." School. He also is a graduate of Cen­ certification as a building official. and one we all look forward to,” on Tuesday. High temperatures 85 to 90 with the over­ tral Connecticut State College. He and his wife. Frances, have two Tehmina said. night lows in the middle 60s to low 70s. Nixon Taxes Since joining the Building Depart­ children —James. 8, and Jennifer. 5. Explaining how the attractive Vermont: Hot and becoming more humid through the ment, he also has continued his shawl is made, she said, “The fabric period. Increasing chances of thundershowers. Highs mid Richard Nixon’s few visitors at his San Clemente is called shahdose which is made into 80s to lower 90s. Lows 65 to 75. estate are usually prominent persons he knew as a shawl from the down of birds. It is Maine and New Hampshire: Mostly fair and very president. But earlier this week, he played host to a then bandwoven. The birds are warm but with a chance of a few afternoon and evening group of 21 teen-agers and six adults from a Denver- becoming extinct and craftsmen add showers. Highs in the 80s to low 90s. Lows mostly in the based summer camp. Joyner Reviews Year wool of unborn mountain goats called Pashmina as a mixture. ’Then silk 60s. He “was very friendly,” one guest said, even scratching several campers with a 2,500-year-old threads of varying colors are hand- National Weather jade back scratcher given him’by China. He also embroidered onto it. Our craftsmen discussed his plans to move to the East Coast, said As Freshman Lawmaker don’t work during the summer and City Fcst Glenn Wallace, a child psychiatrist on the the item on which they are working Miami Beach pc 89 82 “ America’s Adventure” camp staff. “He told us he restaurant that seats 75 or more per­ never changes hands, so it actually Shawl made from the feathers of birds and then intricately Albutjuerque MANCHESTER -Rep. Walter tracts. Anchorage Milwaukee pc 85 65 was concerned about the high taxes in New York ’This year’s budget, a 5.5 percent in­ sons will be guaranteed a non­ takes them from 8 to 10 months to woven with silk threads of various colors is modeled by c 89 61 Joyner, R-12th District, has sub­ Asheville Minneapolis and that he might move to Connecticut” crease, represented a reasonable smoking section for dining. create a single shawl.” Nashville r 87 70 mitted a review of his first year in Tehmina. Atlanta attempt to keep state spending in And animal lovers no longer will Tte paisley motif in fabrics is a - Billings New Orleans pc 93 75 the state Legislature —a session that have to worry about the use of symbol of fertility. "It was brought pc 90 76 Father Works check, Joyner said. But, state spen­ Birmingham New York had topics ranging from abortion to decompression chambers, which to Scotland early in the 19th Century Oklahoma City pc 90 70 ding has increased by more than 20 Boston Singer Melissa Manchester got her start in music requirements for non-smoking sec­ have b ^ n banned as a method of dis­ by Scottish calvary officers in In­ Brownsville Tx Omaha c 85 69 tions in restaurants. percent in the past two years, he from her father and is paying back the debt. Her posing of unwanted animals dia.” Buffalo Philadelphia pc 91 74 The abortion issue was one of the said. her brother, Tehmina will be in New vited her to visit her when she came 110 85 first exposure to music was at the Metropolitan Joyner’s three-page report also Tehmina’s fashions appeal to all Charlston S.C. Phoenix c toughest of the entire session and will He said Republicans were disap­ York and Washington for a few to the United States, Pittsburgh c 80 64 Opera in New York, where father David was a discusses some of the bills he sup­ age groups. Pure cotton day wear, Charlotte N.C. resurface in upcoming sessions, the pointed at the failure of a proposal to weeks before returning to Pakistan Those of us fortunate to meet with Portland M. pc 72 69 bassoonist. ported, including an unsuccessful one skirts and blouses range in price Chicago Manchester legislator said. increase allocations to the state s to work on next year’s collection. the charming young designer and At the Cleveland Portland Or. pc 79 61 Now, where Melissa sings, daddy plays, even to eliminate phase-in. and some of from $10 to $25. ‘"The top of the line, IMAGINE! community colleges. ’There will be an Providence pc 88 75 Regulations were established this The much-traveled Mrs. Stewart fashions were delighted, Columbus though anti-nuclear rock music benefits in additional $300,000 allocated for con­ those backed by the Republicans and our gowns, all handcrafted are in the had met Tehmina in Pakistan and in- Dallas Richmond pc 90 72 Hollywood, one of his last outings, are a change of year for abortion clinics. passed. $75 to $100 range,” she added. 71 structing and equipping vocational Denver St. Louis pc 88 pace from the Met. His review also listed a number of He has mailed about 500 of the Tehmina, who hopes to return to Salt Lake City c 95 62 agricultural centers, teiough, he Des Moines other bills passed during the session, reports to persons in his district. the area next year with her spring San Antonio pc 92 77 said. start of the back-to-school Detroit including ones prohibiting dis­ Another 500 have been distributed in 1900 fashions, also features jewelry Duluth San Diego c 78 68 Quote of the Day Joyner also said the formation of Photos by Adamson crimination of pregnant women town buildings, including the El Paso San Francisco pc 62 53 working in hazardous occupations the state’s Department of Housing and accessories. pc 90 79 Jesse Bishop, convicted murderer, on his decision libraries and town hall Accompanied by her husband and Hartford San Juan and another requiring simpler should improve the housing situation. Seattle pc 75 57 not to resist execution this month in Nevada: “ If Honolulu language for sales and insurance con­ Also, non-smokers who visit a Houston Spokane c 87 59 you plan on being a robber, you have to accept this season you can save an extra Indianapolis Tampa pc 86 76 as an occupational hazard. ... It will be one of the Jackson Miss Washington c 92 76 most unpleasant events of my life, but I’ll cope with Jacksonville Wichita c 93 69 it." Kansas City c-clear; cl-clearing; cy- GOP Swiftly Backs Slate Las Vegas missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- Glimpses Little Rock ment of the Democratic Party as Board. William J (Casey) Los Angeles rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; HEBRON — Hebron Republicans, McPartland. 12 Carriage Drive, was Camille Weicker, wife of Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, well for the slot, which she obtained Louisville sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- in a nine-minute caucus ’Thursday endorsed for the 4 year vacancy Memphis thunderstorms; w-windy. R-Conn., gave birth in Washington, D.C., Thursday night voted unanimously to endorse during that party’s caucus. which the Democratic Party caucus to a son, to be named Lowell P. Weicker I I I ... The Marion 0. Foote, 1126 Gilead St., the Republican Town Committee en­ did not endorse. fire that burned off the roof of the 20-room San dorsed slate of- candidates for the was endorsed as candidate for town Board of Education. Thomas L. Marino, Calif., mansion of Dennis ..tanfill, chair­ treasurer and agent of the town coming November municipal elec­ Kelly, 1097 Gilead St., was endorsed man of the board of 20th Century-Fox, apparently deposit fund. Mrs. Foote is the tions. as a candidate for the four vacancy The Almanac was ignited by a rocket fired by his son, fire depart­ current office holder and also ob­ % The slate -was presented by the term of office; Margaret W. Paw­ ment officials said. tained the endorsement of the AND By United Press International nominating committee chairperson, ning, 32 Hope Valley Road, AmSton Mrs. Frost T. Krist, with the sub­ Democratic Party for the same of­ Today is Friday, Aug. 3. the 215th day of 1979 with 150 to and James C. Horton, 78 Kinney sequent motion made to endorse. fices. follow. Road, Amston, obtained the caucuses MORE Roger A. Rowley, of 598 Church In a separate motion, Joan M. endorsement as candidates for the The moon is moving toward its full phase. St., Amston, was endorsed as a can­ Rowley, 29 Reidy Hill Road, Amston, The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. six year terms of office. didate for the office of first select­ a Democrat and incumbent, was un­ Merle Thomas. 539 East St., was The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. man. Also, Raymond J. Burt, incum­ animously endorsed as a candidate Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. Now You Know endorsed as a candidate lor the posi­ bent, was endorsed as a candidate for for the position of tax collector. Famed World War II correspondent Ernie Pyle and ac­ The Board of Finance endorsed tion on the Board of Tax Review. OUR REG. tress Dolores del Rio were born on Aug. 3— he in 1900 and The deadliest typhoon on record was Typhoon Vera. It the position of selectman. David S. Marnicki, 186 Kinney ravaged Koshu Island, Japan, on Sept. 26-27, 1959 Marian Celio, 12 Main St., Hebron, candidates were James Conley, 93 she in 1905. Jan Drive, for a 6 year term of of­ Road, Amston, was endorsed as a claiming 4,466 lives. an independent as well as the current candidate for the 1979 Planning and On this day in history; office holder, was endorsed again as fice; ’Thomas E. Aykroyd, 255 Jones In 1492, Christopher Columbus set sail from Spain for Zoning term of office; incumbent, LOW PRICES a candidate for the position of town St., Amston, for the 6 year term of of­ Frank R. Mund Jr., 18 Hardy Road, the “New World” with a convoy of three small ships — clerk. Mrs. Celio has the endorse­ fice. Incumbent member of the K OFF the Santa Maria, the Nina and the Pinta — and fewer than was endorsed as a candidate for the 100 men. 1980 term of office. In 1914, Germany declared war on France. The The Lottery James I. Derby Jr., 564 East St., following day Britain declared war on Germany and Reforms Suggested incumbent, was endorsed as a can­ World War I was under way. The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Thursday in didate for the 1979 term office to the New England: Zoning Board of Appeals; also, Janet ENTIRE STOCK OF In 1958, the American nuclear submarine “Nautilus” completed the first voyage under the North Pole. Connecticut: 071. Von Deck, was endorsed as a can­ In 1975, a chartered airliner carrying workers from Rhode Island: 9383. For Senate at Rham didate for the 1979, ZBA alternate France crashed in a thick fog in southern Morocco, Massachusetts: 4031. position along with Robert A. killing all 199 people aboard. New Hamsphire: 5602. HEBRON - Last May, the Student senior high student may register for, Gesuelle, 11 Oak Drive for the 1980 A thought for the day: Ernie Pyle was one of America’s The winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Thursday Faculty Senate of Rham authorized will be held in mid-August at the slot. best read correspondents during World War II. A in New England: formation of a Special Investigative Windham Tolland 4-H Camp in Pom- battlefield example of his style, “If you go long enough Connecticut: 52, 622 and 721859. The lucky color was Committee to review the nature, fret and will stress areas such as: without a bath even the fleas will let you alone.”. yellow. function and structure of the student leadership development, interper­ government at the high school. ’The sonal communications, verbal skills, Barge Restriction committee, under the chairmanship role playing, group dynamics. Manchester n e w h a v e n (UPI) - Barges in NEW To Advertise To Report News Parliamentary procedures and the of faculty member Ronald P. New Haven Harbor have been East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: history of student government at Ouellette and Barry MacLachlan, a restricted to minimize the risk of the FALL CLOTHES Manchester .... Alex Girelli, 643-2711. 643-2711 and ask lor Classified. Office sophomore from Marlborough, has Rham. Evening Herald hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake, 643-2711. 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PAP.F. FOUR- EVENING HERALD, FrI., August 3, 1979. Oil Cost, Small Cars ^ f Manchester Public Rscordt) -Right to Life Dance Planned Jack Anderson ^ ^ ^ MANCHESTER—The Manchester MANCHESTER - The Manchester Increase Trade Deficit Area Chapter of Connecticut Right to Chapter, Parents Without Partners, Warranty deed* ^ Life will meet Monday at 7:30 p.pn. in will sponsor a dance Saturday from 9 Ex-Nazis Reportedly Supervising ‘Exterminations WASHINGTON (UPI) - A sharp ’The main culprit, as expected, was Leslie W. Brooke and Sheila M. tain Road, $6,250. the Father Hussey Memorial Library p.m. to 1 a.m. at Fiano’s Restaurant, surge in the cost pf imported oil and the cost of foreign oil. Brooke to Douglas A. Eldridge and Fiduciary deed at St. Bartholomew’s Church; East Bolton. ’The United States paid $12.9 billion Estete of Wells C. Dennison to Middle ’Turnpike and Ludlow Road. Music for dancing will be provided The Colony’s main source of consumer demand for small fuel­ Linda F. Eldridge, property at 169 Latelier murder, according to the taken part in the application of these saving cars pushed the U.S. trade for imports of petroleum during tile Manfred J. Weigle and Aleda H. ’The meeting is open to all. by the Free ‘N’ Easy group. five of the countries named in the livelihood for its 250 men, women and Loomis St., $49,900. Membership or courtesy cards must WASHINGTON - Are the horrors Women are raped repeatedly while confessed hit man. And a top-secret techniques.” defict on a halance-of-payments second quarter, $1.3 billion — or 11 Forest Condominium Corp. to e-r- Weigle,’one-half Interest in property their husbands are forced to watch; torture charges — Chile, Paraguay, children is a large diary farm. But It be shown at the door. To learn more, of Nazi Germany being relived in Senate report raises the possibility The Colony, a commune official basis to 17.64 billion during the Aprll- percent — higher than during the vlne W. Cross and Helen M. Cross, on Birch Mt. Road, $6,250. Square Circle babies are tortured in front of their Uruguay, Brazil and Argentina — are has “modern, sophisticated, Estate of Alexander J. Irwin to call 647-1178. South America through an unholy that DINA, carrying on under a new named “ La Dignidad” (“Noble June quarter, the government January-March period. proWty at 125E Cliffside Drive. parents. Uncooperative suspects are also members of an international German-made communications ’The increase was caused by the WilUam M. Broneill, trustee, proper- MANCHESTER - ’The Square Cir­ alliance between right-wing name after Pinochet “reformed” it, Bearing” ), was established on a reported. $67.10 conveyance tax. cle Club of Manchester Lodge of asphyxiated in piles of excrement, or assassiriation consortium known as equipment which allows it to main­ ’The second quarter red ink was huge price rises ordered 1^ the ^ at 289 E. Middle Turnpike, $49,500. totalitarian regimes and war is perpetraining SS-type brutalities 3,000-acre tract by refugee German Carol L. Champ to Donald W. Masons will have an open house Mon­ Youth Meeting roasted to death over barbecue pits. “Operation Condor.” As we reported tain contact with other proNazi $1.54 billion higher than during the Organization of Petroleum Expor­ Morrison and Diane ,H. MorriMii, Trade name* criminals from Adolf Hitler’s Third at a Nazi enclave called “The Luftwaffe officers at the end of Maurice W. Villano Jr., doing day from 10 a.m. to noon at the MANCHESTER - The Youth Apparently, it is no coincidence earlier. Condor’s "Phase Three” sec­ elements throughout South America first quarter, the Ckimmerce Depart­ ting Countries. Since last December, property at 26-28 Packard St., $53,- Reich? A top-secret Senate report Colony” at Parnal, Linarest World War II. CIA sources have iden­ business as Environmental Design at Masonic Temple. Fellowship of South United tion first identifies common enemies and Europe,” the report notes, ad­ ment said in its latest analysis of the worldwide oil prices have been raises this disquieting possibility. that some of these dictatorships are Province, Chile. tified the leader as Franz Pfeiffer 250. There will he cards, pool, Methodist Church will meet tonight in foreign countries (including the ding: “’The Colony has received large nation’s trade position. boosted by 60 percent. Robert C. Dennison, also known as 22 Hawthorne St. at 7:30 in the youth lounge of the havens for Nazi war criminals who Richter, referred to as “The Com­ Joseph B. Seaton and Carol A. refreshments and conversation. All Over the years, we have reported United States) then tracks them “An informed source indicated It was the- largest deficit since last The Commerce Department said Robert Case Dennison, to Btonfred J. managed to escape the collapse of mander.” He runs The Colony in amounts of money over the years, Seaton, doing business as Community Masons and their friends are invited. church. eyewitness ac- _ > down and finally eliminates them. that DINA has maintained a deten­ year’s third quarter and came the number of barrels of oil imported Weigle and Aleda H. Weigle, half­ Hitler's Germany in 1945. Competent military fashion; the men wear un­ probably from German Nazis.” counts of the un­ The dynamite execution of Chilean tion center inside The Colony, and despite a $1.4 billion increase in each day actually fell to 8.70 imllion interest in property on Birch Moun­ Broadcasting Co., P.O. Box 1071. 4 - sources have told our associate Dale And DINA, the Chilean military’s speakable there are allegations that torture has iforms and maintain close ties with American exports abroad, the in the second quarter from 9.27 Van Atta that Nazi refugees have exile leader Orlando Latelier in tinhorn Gestapo, used The Colony’s methods of tor­ taken place there,” the secret report (Hiilean military officials, particular­ department said. million in the first. offered their inhuman expertise to Washington three years ago was ly with Chilean Air Force officers. international contacts to further its ture used by the listed by the FBI as a possible Con­ states. “Allegations also have been the secret police of their adopted made that German personnel, who “The Colony maintains complete murderous dirty work in foreign military dictators dor operation. countries and may even be directing are described as ex-(3estapo and ex- autonomy over its territory,” the countries, the report concludes. of L atin DINA, the infamous secret police Adolf Hitler's "1,000-Year Reich” some of the Hitler-style torture and SS officers, have given instruction in report states. “Investigations into its American against of Chilean dictator Augusto may have perished in the rubble of OOLECO extermination of political dissidents. torture techniques and have actually activities have always come to an ELECTRONIC GAMES!^ political o p ------Pinochet, was responsible for the Berlin after all. ponents and their suspected allies. And it may be no coincidence that abrupt halt.” CHALLENGING FUN! Letters iflaiirliriitn- tiuniiiuji Hrrah'i rcainind Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1. 1881 Conflict ^ Published by ihe Manchesler Publishing Co . Herald Square. Manchester Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643^2711 Charged .1e'’ tJHf A u d i b u ’ C'du L 'L.U j l u ” To the editor: XT 0 0 .5 Customer Service — 647-9946 Harold E Turkington, Executive Editor Town Attorny David Barry, has Tiond F Robinson. Editor-Publisber Frank A Burbank, Managing Editor been a politician for many years. Presently, he is a state senator and - ‘ELECTRONIC QUARTERBACK’ also a private law practitioner. Program your offense against the computer ‘defeiise'. Consequently, one involved in such Result of play shown on display, with sounds and light. Coleco ‘DIGITS’... Other Editors Say occupations should be aware of any The Game of Logic; conflict of interest possibilities, that • ‘QUIZ WIZ’ Computer Answer Game and Deductions If Sen. Ted Kennedy decides to relation between those who said they may exist, and should know how to POP in a Game Card program... it poses 1001 questions seek the presidency in 1980, at least were not likely to vote for Kennedy if avoid them. Apparently, Mr. Barry on a topic! Shows if your answer Is right or wrong. 10 percent of the electorate probably he ran next year and those who doesn't have the capability to do this. APF 11-Function 0 . J' Comes with one Quiz Wiz book cartridge. 18.44 will reject his candidacy because of believe that his character is flawed Furthermore, his occupations in Memory Calculator LE.D. Indicators give you clues his conduct 10 years ago. or that he handled himself improper­ many ways are so closely related or • ‘AMAZE-A-TRON’ Computer Mazes to the computer number pattern. For the second time in less than a ly at Chappaquiddick. intertwined that for one to praise him 8 different games for one or two players. Right move Match wits with this electronic marvel...It’s fun every time! year, a national survey was con­ When asked specifically if or fault him by occupation is difficult 14.76 s:ir ^049gets «■a musical beep; wrong ...—..I, move, , a 'razberry'! . /-X \ ducted by the Gallup Poll and in­ Kennedy's behavior at the time of the to do, but apparently not difficult for Performs 4 basic operations, V 9 Volt tattery (not Included) required with each Coleco Electronic Game. Optional AC adapters available at extra charge. dicates that there is a significant accident was an important factor Mr, Barry to do. plus percent, pi and 4 functions group of anybody-but-Kennedy voters affecting their decision probably not From what I read recently in the of 'X’. Floating decimal, 4-key memory. Auto-shutoff. that has neither forgiven nor to support him, 11 percent answered papers, it looks like Mr. Barry got Batteries, wallet-type case. forgotten the senator's Chappaquid- in the affirmative. himself caught in a conflict of in­ dick auto accident in the summer of These results were very similar to terest situation by selecting Domenic 1969. the poll taken late last year by Time Squatrito and his law firm to repre­ Almost 1,500 adults were polled in magazine. Congressional Quarterly sent the town in the HUD matter. the latest survey. Some political observers believe Perhaps Mr. Squatrito has the ability More than one-quarter of all that if Kennedy runs for president, he to do a good job, but I’m sure, despite Gillette ‘Super Curl’ respondents, 27 percent, said they will be rejected summarily by at Oil Import Quotas Not New Mr. Barry's idolization of his good ol’ Steam Curler believe Kennedy’s behavior during least 10 percent and perhaps as many buddy Dorn, that if Mr. Barry look Caldw R*g. Pric*...... ILW and after the accident is indicative of as 20 percent of all voters because of hard and far enough, he could have HARRISON H. tarily limit imports. But because not products from domestic oil as well C»WorS*l*Pric* MONICA* I a serious flaw in his character. his personal behavior. By come up with a few other names of Qlll«ll* Mill-In R*l>*l« ...... AUTo«ePi.ex all companies complied. President The $5 fee would have to led to an in- The survey produced a strong cor­ Newport (Vt.) Daily Express DONNELLY lawyers of at least equal ability, to WASHINGTON - President Eisenhower in 1959 used his authority crease of seven cents on a gallon ol YOUR C 7 0 that of good of buddy Dorn, to FINAL COST...... U a ■ W 35 mm SLR Camera with 50 mm f/1.7 Lens Carter’s decision to limit U.S. oil im­ to impose mandatory import quotas. fuel. protect the best interests of the town. PANASONIC Pencil Sharpener A compact, easy-to-handle 35mm They were to remain until 1973, when Total oil imports have almost Positive temperature control by Dong S n ^ ports has brought the nation back to Now. I believe Mr. Barry is an Power-sharpens your pencils in with automatic exposure control SCOOPS President Nixon removed them. doubled in the seven years since holds the right heat for consis­ seconds! Lightweight, compact Special Group of the quota system that dominated oil honest man. and I'm sure others do Q 7 f% *187 for ‘pro’ results every time! IT'S m s m m u T ro m m TO import policy from 1959 to 1973. But Criticism of the quota system grew quotas were removed. In 1972, the tent curling. Swivel cord. 92930 O a f U and portable. Men’s 5-Function Our Reg. 249.88 3-way focusing screen. Self-timer. last full year of the quota system, the too, including even the Republican KEEP OUR the oil situation is dramatically during the 1960s. Analysts argued 'S **c l*fli lof dalails. Our Reg. 11.88 BalUrl** not Includid. L.C.D. Watches (iSf TUT 4/AlLAPLE CRJPE United States imported an average of Directors. PRIORITIES altered now, and Carter hopes the that the quotas added several billion TO m w 4.7 million barrels a day - 29 percent ® • 2(X)-Sheet, 5-Subject Spiral 1 1 7 Sunpak#321 Automatic 5TRAK3HT. effects of the quotas will be very dollars a year to consumer energy Notebook, 8x10Vj”,OurH*g. 1.99...... ■ 9 / m costs, since domestic oil averaged of domestic demand. the Republican Directors about them Intermatic Programmable Bounce Flash | « q different as well. • -Sheet, SSubject Spiral Q Q 4 27.70 2sr im w While Carter imposed the new about $1,25 more a barrel than B, ,1,. » s.r,s t., ‘Master Control’ Timer 120 Timely accurate selection of Our Reg. 59.94...... and impugning his integrity as a Notebook, our R*a...... ; nMri/(5 quotas as partiof an effort to reduce foreign oil, and that they helped to the first six months of this year in- styles, including Microlites’s 180* three-position head; automatic lawyer, in my opinion, is absurd and • Elmer's Glue-All In Extra-Large O y f quartz chronometer stopwatch OIL STOCKS the natisn’s heavy dependable on deplete domestic energy reserves. dicate that imports are averaging range 27" to 28’. With PC cord, hot shoe. a lot of political malarkey. Such dis­ 8 OZ. Size, Our R*g. 1.29...... AA f with matching bracelet. THAN MAKE foreign oil, the earlier quotas were In 1973, with energy suppiies about 7.7 million barrels daily - 6 . 6 6 a " * ’ growing short, Nixon did away with about 43 percent of domestic de­ play of immature emotionalism designed primarily to protect might be effective in a televised 24 separate tabs for multiple QASOLINE the quotas. In their place he ordered mand. programming. Just slide out domestic oil producers from foreign courtroom, but, to me. does not im- 'fo r CAUFOWIIA. fees on Imports, an alternative The Arab oil embargo and the , one tab to set each hour of lights GENERAL ELECTRIC competition. recession of the mid-1970s kept im- prove the mark of a man in any oc- or appliances you want on. 90811 The old quota system may actually method of limiting foreign oil. The Seville STEREO 19” diagonal have served to make the current fees were 12-Vz cents on each barrel ports from growing during the first „ Barry credit Cassette Recorder few years after quotas were , ^t least, l li give ivir. Darry ‘Broadcast-Control’ THAT’S RISHT, 7PIQ. NEW ENQLANP’S situation worse. Some analysts think of imported crude oil and 52 cents on with BuilHn VIR Color TV it amounted to a “drain America each barrel of gasoline. The higher removed. Imports in 1975 were below or trying diversionary tactics to ol^ thp 1Q78 level fuscate his poor judgment in the way Regina Three-Speed AMfFM Radio first” policy that rapidly depleted fees on gasoline were designed to en­ But with economic improvement, be selected good ol buddy Dorn. It s Electrikbroom® domestic reserves while passing up courage the growth of domestic Our Reg. ______Our Reg. 419.70 refining. imports soared dramatically. They interesting to note how the with Rug-Pile Dial *346 foreign oil when it was dirt cheap. grew by about 45 percent from 1975 to Democratic Directors supported *84 Automatically adjusts picture Carter announced July 15 that he In 1975, President Ford tried to Great sound for beach, backyard to exactly match color as reduce imports further by adding $3 1977, bringing total imports to their those tactics, but the voters won would limit 1979 oil imports to an ® ® fooled about how Manchester s best b 35!m &38.88 or camping trips! Twin stereo station transmits it! Automatic highest level in history 29 60 average of 8.2 million barrels a day to the fee on each barrel of oil interests are being protected. Adjusts to clean anything from speakers, digital tape counter light sensor, digital channel ports in 1977 were 8.8 million barrels. and recording VU meter. display. Rich look-of-walnut and hold all future oil imports to brought in. But Congress wouldn t go I commend the Republican Direc­ deep-pile shag to bare floors! aiong, and Ford eventually had to Net imports, the figure Carter has AC/DC operation. cabinet. below the 1977 average of 8.6 million tors who called the voters' attention, Edge cleaning feature, easy- remove the extra fee as part of a deal set as the U.S. goal, were 8.6 million (Batteries optional). barrels. not to Mr. Barry's self-inflictions, empty Dirt Cup. 95536/4638 Carter’s move rests on the virtual­ on an energy bill that year. barrels a day that year. Last year, in an effort to pressure Oil analysists saw hopeful signs but to what amounts simply to his ly unlimited power f the president to poor judgment in not recognizing an Congress to finish his energy bill. last year, when imports fell from limit imports that threaten the apparent conflict of interest. national security. That power was Carter hinted that he was con­ their 1977 high to an average of 8,2 million barrels daily. With the addi­ Why didn't he first present to the Magicolor Burgess given to the president by a 1955 law. sidering new import fees of up to $5 a Board of Directors a list of four to six Thoughts Yesterdays tion of new oil from Alaska and inten­ Electric The quotas were first imposed at a barrel. law firms in and around the Hartford Latex Flat time when the oil supply situation Shortly after, the Senate voted to sified exploitation of old domestic Paint Sprayer “Thou Shalt not stand idly by when 25 Years Apo area? House Paint was vastly different from what it is prohibit the president from in­ sources, production rose and imports thy neighbor's life is in danger " Board of Directors cuts salary of This list would also contain a V- O Q Our Reg. creasing fees, but the House rejected fell. Gal. (Leviticus 19:16) James Perry, clerk of works, over today. During 1950s there was a resume of their capabilities, legal lOaOO 19.99 opposition of General Manager surplus of oil, and huge discoveries in the ban. Nevertheless, Carter ended But the decline proved only tern- 8 .8 8 Reg. 11.79 The Bible commands us to be con­ up promising not to raise the fees porary. Imports fell significantly ratings and repudiations particularly SAVE Use It for insecticides, cerned about the plight of others. Richard Martin. the Middle East and Venezuela Covers In one coat...In lacquer, garden products without consulting Congress. during the first half of last year, but in matters like the HUD-Manchester l-\b When someone's life or health are 10 Years Ago threatened to swamp world markets fact. It’s warranteed by the as well aa palntl Unbreak­ Because of Energy Department rose after that until the cutback in issue. manufacturer lor B-year threatened, the human thing to do is with cheap oil. Although I believe the town charter able 24 OZ. lar. This date was a Sunday; The regulations, the import fees Carter Iranian production reduced imports fade and stain resistance! *6 O FF to try to help and to save. Herald did not publish. Worried about declining profits gives the Town Attorney the authori­ Our Reg. Prices proposed would have led to an in­ early this year. While, now and then, we read about caused by the flood of foreign oil, ty to select outside legal counsel Complete One-Step some oil companies tried to volun- crease in the price of refined Magicolor EVERY the courage of selfless men and when needed, the board, at his Kit for Feet, Easy Jennite 5-Gallon women who heed this command­ request, could have made the selec­ Latex Flat EXTENSION Wood Refinlehing Driveway Sealer ment. by and large, the world is in­ tion because of the apparent conflict W ell Paint different to the fate of suffering peo­ Carter Changing Style for 1980 of interest that existed. LADDER ple. Gal. ple and your president,” he told a Carter and his adult Sunday School Undoubtedly, Mr. Barry’s inten­ IN OUR STOCK The world was indifferent when the By Vi ESLEY G. PIPPERT Carter got back to Andrews Air Reg. 9.39 3.88 8.60 “town hall” audience of 2,100 in class. Carter and small groups of tions were good, but anyone past the 7.22 EXAMPLE; Rubberized formula gives your Nazis put to death six million Jews in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Marine Force Base at 9:30 p.m. EDT, one Everything you need... Bardstown. “I-am determined to people at Camp David, Carter and a eighth grade knows that all the ‘Flair Squares’..Easy, New Goes on smooth. In one 16 Ft. 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It 1976 campaign and his presidency Norainchocka. that contains the courthouse. Carter The content of Carter’s post-Camp fellow Democrat, Harry Truman, 12’~ Squares • 4" Polyaitar Paint Bruah - . Jcnnll* Driveway Patch...... 4.99 Oat- doomed to an uncertain fate on the was 6:50 p.m,, and President Carter with split-second punctuality. 3 • Magicolor L*l*x S*ml-Qlo$a « Our Rag. 2.99...... got out of the long black limousine. David speeches also contrasts^ mark­ who said that if you can’t stand the Our Reg. 4.89 Wall Paint, Our R*g. 12.89... .G *l. S . f U • Jannila Crack Sealer...... 3.99 Q*- waters of the ocean With the excep­ was 10 minutes behind schedule. In the aftermath of the Camp • 9"Roll*randTrayS*t y j The hundreds of people who had ed with those of earlier ones. heat, then get out of the kitchen. Pre pasted wall coverings are Magicolor Lalax Floor and _ _ _ tion of a handful of nations, including The ' bible'' — the term used for David “domestic summit,” Carter is Our Rag. 2.49...... ' • 12” Squaaga* Coaler...... 3.39 gathered burst into applause. They During springtime trips to From what 1 saw of the Hud- easy to handle, easy to apply. Porch Paint, Our Reg. 10.49 .. Gal. f .# U the little state of Israel, who have the minute-by-minute presidential showing changes in lifelong patterns ^iPldo ■.9Fl.x12F1.PI*tllc • 18” Squaaga* Coaler...... 4.19 swarmed around him, shaking hands, Oklahoma, Texas and Wisconsin, Manchester injunction hearing last Tough, strippable and wash­ POLYSEAMSEAL Lalax Caulking Drop Cloths...... Ea. o a c saved some of those people, the vast schedule given to reporters and staff of style that reflect the way he is able. Tear-resislanl. Many by Darvrorih, Our Rag. 1.99...... 1 .9 # and he seemed to be gobbled up. Carter ticked off again and again April in the federal District Court in masses ol humanity care little about members — showed Carter was sup­ aiming at 1980. designer patterns. Then, suit coat off. Carter stepped what he believes are the Hartford, Manchester appears to be Reg. prices may vary In soma storas. the fate of these unfortunate men, posed to chopper to Standiford Air­ Carter is reserved person, whose HARDWARE DEPT. on the front bumper of the limousine, achievements of his administration: the underdog and will need lots of women and children With all ol the port in Louisvilio, 35 miles away, and favorite sport is fishing with his wife. crawled on the hood, and sat down on Peace. The restoration of trust in hefty help. wealth and power that some ol the fly back to Washington, He has gone with her to the solitude the roof. The motorcade started up the post-Watergate era. A drop in un­ 1 hope Mr. Squatrito, after he rids WEBH0M^„. nations have, they seem to be in­ He didn’t. Instead, Marine One of Camp David 53 weekends during MANCHESTER again, with a Secret Service agent employment. A drop in the size of the himself of any of his conflicts of in­ TRI-CITTSHOmmCENTH capable ol transcending their flew 90 miles to the flood-swept his 130 weeks in office. federal deficit. An increase in farm terests, will be equal to the task. 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Since the Camp David summit, he hooking his finger inside the political and national prejudices and hamlet of English, Ind., and touched income. Also, I hope the town attorney and his has plunged into a style of cam­ president’s belt to keep him secure. .SUNDAY, 11 AM 105PM . SALE P.P-cKFPFaCTIVE THRU SATUBDAY_ are unwilling to extend a merciful down on a muddy meadow along Lit­ Since Camp David, Carter’s fellow Democratic directors will be paigning and pressing the flesh Some aspects of Carter’s style will hand to the drowning victims. It is to tle Blue Creek. Carter got out, spoke emphasis has been on America’s able to find the kitchen door. STORE HOURS: MON. THRU FRI., 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SATURDAY, 9 AM to 9:30 PM reminiscent of the gregarious Lydon not change, but, in fact, probably will the glory of our country that it is to a few townsfolk about last week’s “ crisis of confidence,” and the James E. Dougan, B. Johnson. be heightened — especially his prac­ taking a leading role in their rescue. 10-inch rain, and asked if federal energy crisis that must be solved by 335 Porter St., “The duties of my job tend to erect tice of interacting with small groups. Rabbi Leon Wind agencies were helping. Then he took cutting oil consumption. Manchester. Temple Beth Sholom off again. enormous barriers between the peo­ It is what Carter does best — • ..fc-

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EVENING HERALD, Frl., Auwst i. 197» - PAGE SEVEN p a g e six- e v e n in g h e r a l d , Fri.. August »■ 1W9 O pen Air cSmpiain Musical Opens Tonight «»»«« Market Of Heat Berkshire Theater •rsKT- , 1 ^ 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. - A brand- appearances including work with American Songwriters, as well as a Planned Broadway theater and new musical, “The Heebie Jeebies” Chicago’s famed Second City, headliner on the S.S. Rotterdam He scripted and appeared on NBC World Cmise with Ginger Rogers and ^'Pi The Manchester Area Conference restaurant owners say opens today at 7 p.m. in the Unicom business has been hot — “Theatre of the Berkshire Theatre Saturday Night and Best of Saturday George Jessell, and Nancy McCall, of Churches (MACC) is sponsoring an who appeared at the Berkshire open-air farmers’ market this literally — and they want Festival, and continues through Night segments as well as “Really the federal government to August 26th. Rosie” for CBS. Theatre Festival in “ Godspell,” season. Musical director, Christopher which she also performed in New Fresh native produce will be do something about it. Created by Mark Hampton and offered on Wednesday mornings Dabbing their sweaty Stuart Ross, “The Heebie Jeebies” is Bankey was involved with the York and on tour in the national com­ tj ’ preparation of music for the film of pany. tr. from 9 9 .m. to noon In the parking lot brows in a packed upstairs a musical tribute to the Depression room at Sardi’s this week, Era’s famous, funky and elegant ““The Wiz,” and arranged music for ‘"The Heebie Jeebies” opened at of St. James Church on the comer of the Chelsea Theatre Center in New Main and Park Streets, Manchester. the angry businessmen singing trio, the Boswell Sisters. Bonnie Franklin’s appearance on “The Tonight Show,” as well as work York for a two night run which, due People who have fruits and called for an exemption Starring three “new faces,” ThaVs Entertainment from the federal program Memrie Innerarity, Audrey Lavine with the Broadway productions of “I to popular demand, was extended to vegetables to sell are asked to con­ Love My Wife” and “Godspell.” two weeks earlier this year, and the tact the MACC. Space will be allotted mandating that ther­ and Nancy McCall, this jazzy and By ALLEN M. WIDEM in-music expressed by “Let "^e Sun Shine mostats in'public buildings tune-filled revue rediscovers the The three “new faces” featured in Berkshire Theatre Festival is in the parking lot, approximately “The Heebie Jeebies” are Memrie presenting it through the month of three parking spaces per setup, at no Whether the setting be East Boondock In” from “air,” and there is the hurry- be set at not higher than 78 legendary Boswells and their in­ August. For information and reser­ of West Boondock, New York, Las Vegas hurry-hurry memory of Guys and degrees. imitable sounds which influenced the Innerarity who received an Obie charge. Award for her performance in the vations to “The Heebie Jeebies,” call If successful, the MACC may ex­ or wherever, the phrase musical revue Dolls.” They insisted the law styles of Ella Fitzgerald, Judy The six -r Maggie Frawley, Gwen was vague, confusing and Garland, Glenn Miller, Bing Crosby long-running New York production of the ferkshire Theatre Festival Box pand to include baked goods, jams means much to the theatre buff. Office at 413-5576; in Boston; 616-542- Gillespie and Miss Joyce, Brian Hurley, almost impossible to com­ and the Andrews Sisters. Directed by “The Club,” Audrey Lavine who has I t i . - ^ and jellies, pickles and eggs. In essence, a potpourri of entertain­ 3200; in New York: 212-239-7177, or 1- Groups and organizations are en­ ment, song, dance, anecdote, revolving Carl Scott and Robert Yacko- move with ply with as it now exists. Stuart Ross, with music direction by been a regular at The Ballroom and Citicorp Center Salute to Great 800-223-0120 (toll-free). U' courage to set up bake sales. around preparation, staging of light and ease, appearing with new costuming for “When a pre-show crowd Chris Bankey, and designs by Anyone with produce to sell or lively sequences emphasizing what’s every few tunes. “They deserve the compli­ arrives, they all arrive at Michael Sharp. groups interest^ in holding a bake right, resoundingly right, with America ment — professionalism in motion. There once,” restaurateur Vin­ “The Heebie Jeebies” plays sale at this location are asked to call and what, after all, is wrong with such a is nothing of the nagging feeling, ho-hum, cent Sardi said. Tuesday through Thursday evenings what happens next, a viewer might at 9 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at 7 Nancy Long at 646-5539 during premise? According to Sardi, who working hours or at 649-2977 As devised by Mara Joyce, staged by experience in other circumstances. Each and 11 p.m. and Sundays at 7 p.m. segment is given style, substance. There has lifted the coat-and-tie weekends and evenings. Connie Shafer and David Guthrie, with requirement that was through Aug. 26th. musical direction entrusted to Robert is expression in gesture, meaning in voice. Stuart Ross recently directed And these people weave about the stage enacted at his restaurant Opera Auditions Set Marks, “ Broadway Tonite!” newly last winter, his estabiish- touring productions of “Vanities” {College Note^ arrived Sam and Ruth Beikin’s Coachlight through some of the most intricate and Jules Feiffer’s “Hold Me!” He vv .%rv. Staff Sgt. Donna White of South Windsor, prepares daily ment must be pre-cooied to HARTFORD -- The Connecticut Osborne said he is looking also for Dinner ’Theatre, is one of the best shows to choreography Coachligh has ever has worked as director, actor, script records at Camp Grasso in Niantic. She is employed by the provided, the overhead lights, simulating 72 degrees or 74 degrees consultant, and choreographer for Opera will hold general auditions for artists for Opera for Everyone, the Among the area residents named arrive in Connecticut in many years. before his diners arrive or Connecticut Army National Guard as the secretary to the chief a theatre marquee, flashing at moments such theaters as The Chelsea Theatre area singers in the auditorium of “The touring arm of Connecticut Opera, to the dean’s list at Providence In timing, in temp, in precision, in per­ their body heat will push H artford Insurance Group on which presents over 150 programs College for the second semester are: of staff. formance, it’s got everything going, of needed emphasis. Center, The New York Shakespeare The on-going anecdota, which bridges the thermometer up to 90. Festival, . Williamstown Theatre Tuesday, Aug. 14, at 7 p.m. J'®®'’ I® schools. , Manchester: David P. Roberts, 55 thanks to a half dozen of the most talented "Once it gets there, you the tunes over the three acts, provides Festival and was an assistant direc­ In announcing the auditions, 77'® (?onnecticiit Opera s ig ^ O Thayer Road. young people it's been our privilege to can’t bring it down,” he such gems of information as the tor on the Broadway production of George Osborne, newly appointed season includes La Traviata on E a st H a rtfo rd ; D ebora L. watch. said. general director of Connecticut Oct. 27 and 29; “ Madama Butterfly, Beaulieu, 55 Palmer Drive; Nancy 'Their names on a professional status, astonishing fact that somewhere in the “Goodtime Charley,” sUrring Joel Arthur Rubin, general Opera, said, “I shall be endeavoring Dec. 1 and 3, and “The Merry M. Klobukowski, 597 Oak St.; Greg J. may have no meaning whatsoever to even world “The Sound of Music" is being Grey. produced every day of the year. “'The manager of the to familiarize myself with the talent Widow” sung in Engiish, March 8 and Lareau, 39 Rowland Drive; and Mary in the Service the most dedicated theatre fubb, but, Nederlander Theater Mark Hampton, co-author of The 1 George M. Cohan medley — “Mary,” Heebie Jeebies” has appeared on in the Greater Hartford region for 10. A. Shonty, 33 Berkeley Lane. given the exposure of a six-week run in our Organization, said he was “Give My Regards to Broadway” and stage in the national company of the purpose of casting secondary Singers interested in auditioning Vernon: Peter J. Cameron, 62 midst, these three young women and three getting "feedback from ac­ “Grand Old Flag” - is a show-stopper; “Plaza Suite,” and the stock version roles in our subscription series and should call 527-0713 for an appoint- Tracy Drive; Kathleen M. Crowley, Joel F, Grout Jr., son of Mr. and Chanute Air Force Base, 111., after young men are Iraund to head for the tors on the- stage” where the patriotism that graced a particular with Sid Caesar, as well as other selecting members for the chorus.” ment. 14 Crest Drive; Kathleen A. Falby, 21 Mrs. Joel Grout of East Middle Turn­ completing basic training at heights in their chosen field. the temperature always is Oxbow Drive; and Paul E. Surdel, 16 pike, Manchester, has enlisted in the Lackland AFB, Texas. In three acts, “Broadway Tonite! ” runs point in time on Broadway has given way to a super-sophistication, in part due to warmer than it is in other Gardner Road. U.S. Air Force. He will now receive specialized in­ the gamut from the pre-1920s to the 197Us, the very passage of time itseif. But parts of the theater. Rockville: Timothy J. Salley, 6 A 1979 graduate of Manchester struction in the weather service the two-score titles reflecting the hope- “ We have 1,500 bodies ail T V tonight High Ridge Road. ' High School, he selected a position in field. amidst-the despair of the Depression to hearing a Cohanera time is good even now, serving to remind the theatre buffs walk in within a half hour,” South Windsor: Kevin P. Golden, the electric power line specialist Airman Roche graduated from the all-for-one motif of World War li to the said Philip Smith of the 3:30 among us that the creative talents of 9 9 IMo, Larry 12:00 (i) Nawt (Time Approximate) 598 Foster St.; and Theodore W. career field and departed for basic Rham High School in 1978. Eisenhower years of the 1950s, the uneasy Schubert Organization. 6:00 (B Movla "Stairway To several generations back were true 99B aaabt6 Rankin, 235 Benedict Drive. training on Aug. 1. After six weeks of times of the 1960s, and, finally, the tumult “You must pre-cool, ” he CB(I)®®N^ ■ 90WallttraatWaak Heaven" (1947) David Niven. 4:18 Laurie Johnson, left, Karla Magadini and two-week visit in Virginia. (Herald photo by believers, too, in the importance of cons­ (®Th»Bf»dy Bunch Kim Hunter. (9 Jack Benny basic training at Lackland AFB, and the shouting of the present decade. said. S) Joker’s WUd 930 (B Movla "How Do I Love Carole Schreiber wonder how they are going to Adamson) Kendra West of 14 Agnes Drive, Texas, he will receive technical Navy Electrician’s Mate Fireman “There is the moving, lilting happiness of tant quality. ® Qus Pass, U.SA.7 CD 9 ABC Movla “ Night Thee" (1970) Jackie Gleason, 4:43 "Broadway Tonite!” is a rare gem. tor SMyThrasSont Cries" (1978) Susan Saint 9 Movla "Elmer The Great Manchester, a May graduate of the training for which transferrable Apprentice William F. Dimmock, Rodgers Si Hammerstein, the poignancy According to Smith, a Maureen O'Hara. (1933) Joe E. Brown, Patricia stow all the luggage for 17 people in a bus for a any season of the year. For summer, it s SQunsmoks James, Michael Parks. A young (B Movla "Tha Pure Hell Of SI. University of Connecticut with a college credits will be granted. son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dim- of Irving Berlin, the hopes, the yearning number of peopie attending SS Studio Sas woman Is tormented by dreams Trinlan's" (1961) Joyce Grenfell, Ellis. doubly welcome. Performances continue which suggest that her dead bachelor’s degree in music educa­ mock of Tolland, has been awarded contained in works of still other giants of the hit musical, “They’re 6*30 Cecil Parker. through Sept. 10, except Mondays. child la alive and In danger. (R) ( 9 Dr. Scott On Hebrews tion, is currently on tour in Europe Airman Shannon T. Young, son of the Navy Expeditionary Medal. American composers. What “Broadway Playing Our Song” recent­ (i) Spittacadt'7B 9 Rockford FItaa T h e a t e r 1 'i with the Concert and Chamber He is a crewmember aboard the (S Bordhig For Dollars 9 Tha Paopla't Caucus 9 Tonight Mrs. Gail Young of 606 Merrow Tonite! ” is saying, saying with feeling and ly demanded their money ® ® S NBC Na«n ®CaWomlaJamll Young People Visit Mission Choirs of UConn. Drive, Coventry, has been assigned aircraft carrier USS Midway, 9 Spartacada'79 . S chedule.-/ a flair, is that while Grande Dame back unless they were S S D Over Easy 0 Maatarplsoa Thaatra 1:00 The choir is one of three United to Chanute Air Force Base. 111., after operating from Yokosuka, Japan. Broadway is not the same any more in guaranteed the air con­ 9 Adam-12 9 9 ® Midnight Spadal FRIDAY States college choirs selected to par­ completing Air Force basic training, He received the medal for his par­ story content and concern, what has gone Gas Troubles 9:30 vices, present musical programs and Magadini, Beth SUge, Ken Hagenow, ditioning was turned back 6:55 (i)CBS Movla "Ebony. Ivory 1:30 E. Hartford Drive-In — The MANCHESTER - A group of ®N«m (B Movla ’’City Beneath The Paul Anway and Laurie Johnson. ticipate in the 10-day, Europa Cantat, at Lackland AFB, Texas. ticipation in cruises in the Indian before serves as inspiration for what we BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (U P Il- on. And Jade" (Premiere) Bert Wanderers-8; 30-Capricorn young people from Trinity Covenant visit the sick and elderly in the area now being performed by choirs from He will now receive specialized in­ Ocean and Arabian Gulf in response enjoy today in the genre. 7:00 Convy. Debbie Allen. A private Sea” (1970) Robert Wagner, where the Covenant Church supports Other counselors are Mike and Tens of thousands of tourists have (SCBSNaws detective who doubles as the Stuart Whitman. Onc-10.15 Church are spending two weeks at many countries in Lucerne, struction in the aircraft maintenance to the turmoil in Iran and North There is a spoof, too — of the Andrews Sardi noted the several missionaries. Donna Leary, Robbi Hennigan, Jean been stranded in their cars in 90- (D ® ABCNswa manager of a female nightclub 2:M E. Windsor Drive-In— Deer the Covenant Mission in Lee County, DeValve and Donald Hennigan. Switzerland. field. Yemen. The medal is awarded to Sisters of World War II days, of the Walt degree tem peratures by a new temperature can vary d) 8 Dating asms act teams up with the two girls to (B Joa Franklin Hunter-8:30 - Brinks Job-11 ;30 Members of the group, which left (BFastlval 01 Faith crack a baffling case. Virginia. Accompanied by Matthew The young people earned their Following the Cantat Festival, par­ His father, Thomas J. Young, personnel of the Navy who have Disney “Mickey Mouse Club” television Romanian law restricting the greatly in different parts of 2 :12 Manchester Drive-In — The Wednesday by bus, are Carole a PopI Qoas Ths Country 1030 Hennigan. director of youth travel expenses through individual ticipants will tour Austria, Germany, resides at 33 Carolyn Drive, Hebron, operated under circumstances days. “There is the heart-tugging "My purchase of gasoline by foreigners to a restaurant. ® Nana (B Movla "I Could Go On Last Remake of Beau Geste - Schreiber, Jason Guggolz, Jim ® 0 Nawa Singing" (1963) Judy Garland, 8:30-The Deer Hunter-9:45 ministries at the church, and the and church-sponsored fund raising Engiand and france and will sing in deemed to merit special recognition. Man” from “The Ziegfeld Follies” (The those with hard currency such as “So where do you jiut SDickCavsIt ® Nawlywad Qama Rev. Norman Swensen, pastor, the DeValve, Tim DeValve, Paul concert at the Cathedral of Notre your thermometer? If you 9 Chloo And Tha Man 9 Eddia Capra Myatarlaa Dirk Bogarde. Mansfield Drive-In — The projects. Airman William S. Roche, son of A 1976 graduate of Tolland H i^ tune that brought lasting prominence fo dollars or German marks. 0 Hara'aToYourHaalth group will participate in church ser­ DeValve, Karla Magadini, Melissa put it next to the kitchen, 9 Maatarplsoa Thaatra 2:30 Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Dame and Westminister and Mrs. Doris J. Roche of 86 Webster School, he joined the Navy in Fannie Brice 1, there is the bouncey “If I The new order, designed to provide (BNawt 7:29 10:30 Again- Candlesho-Show starts Southwark Cathedrals. They will Lane. Hebron, has been assigned to February 1977. Were A Rich Man” from "Fiddler on the Romania with much-needed hard you’re going to be able to 9 DalyNumbara 0 Movla "Inherit The Wind return to theis country on Aug. 18. Roof,” and the rousing “Impossible turn your thermostat way (B NawYork Raport (1960) Spencer Tracy, Fredric at dusk. currency and to check the cheap 730 0DlekCavatt Vernon Cine 1 — The Dream” from “Man of La Mancha” March. purchase of gasoline, went into force down. What’s fair? ” d)(£iP.M.Magaiina P.4___ , 1130 Wanderers - 7:30-9:35 “There is a take-off on Fred Astaire’s Wednesday. (SShaNalNaNa 0)C£l®aNawa Vernon Cine 2 - Meatballs - debonair style, there is the haunting story- (S MMon: ImposalMa 7:10-9:15 9 Portar Wagonsr 3) Barmy HW Fashion Show 9 Holyaraod Squaiaa 9 Dick Van Dyks PENTLAND FLORIST 9 0 MacNak / Lahrsr Raport a Gal Smart Family Changing 9MatchQama 0 Baal Of Bums And Allan aaBIrcliSt Wielmtic 9 DlokVanDyka GLOBE Set Thursday 9 T l c T a c Dough 11:15 9 Had Sox Wrap-Up TV Contracts 830 Closad for vaeUkm (IlM ovla ''Challengo To Be 11:30 Travel Service ... Not Dying Free" (1975) Mike Mazurkl. Jim­ (I) Movla "The Sheriff Of Frac­ August 4 through August 10 555 MAIN 8TREET A “Back-to-School" Fashion Show will be presented my Kane. Alter accidentally kill­ tured Jaw" (1959) Kenneth ing a lorest ranger, a trapper More, Jayne Mansfield. 643-2165 Thursday at 7 p.m. at Jo-Ann Fabrics in the Manchester (X)® PaA Champkxuhlp Spa- Parkade, Manchester. Employees, customers and their (lees Into the wilderness to ST LOUIS (UPI) — The American “Americans live in an environment escape arrest dtl Over 30 Yean CLINT Show Rapid Growth (B Second city TV family is changing, not dying. of short-term thinking. Families are children will model fashions they made. ’The public is in­ OpkraUon Paltlcokt Travel Experience EASTWOOD Through the communes of the '60s, in this environment and researchers vited. a o _9DHrrantSUoki______9 ® Tonight years from the broadcasters and the 9 0 WMhIngton (MMk In 9Nswa Authorized agent in Manchester the advent of open marriage and the are in this environment. If at any one By LEROY POPE. some experts believe they have a big 9 Movla "Mr. Moto's Gamble" for all Airlines, Railroads and motion picture theater owners, who Steamship Lines. ESCAPE increase in unmarried couples during period of time you look at what is UPI Businesa Writer future because of the high cost of 9JolMr'tWlld (1938) Peter Lorre, Lynn Bari. considered the new systems a 0 CapUonad ABC Nawt the 70s, the family has survived available, it’s easy to say, ‘My cable connections, which can run to FROM NEW YORK (UPI) - Pay televi­ $100,000 a mile in urban centers dangerous threat to their businesses. 8:30 because it does its job better than God,the world is going to hell in a f~Blilhs j m M«rv Qrtflln sion, which soaked up many miilions where the cables must be un­ Only in the last few years has the 3 ) 9 W ilconw Back. Kottar ALCATRAZ any government agency or industry. handbasket.’ of dollars and shattered a lot of derground. “The utility of a scrambler regulatory climate turned in favor of What has chang^ is how the fami­ “ But they’re looking only at business hopes in the 1960s, at last is ly is defined, said Lois A. Lund, dean today’s problem, not at the long-term McGuire, Lisa Marie, can be seen in the fact that the cable delivery and the pay TV —— — . off and rolling. National Cable Television program sellers. Late last spring, the The World Almanac of the College of Human Ecology at prospect. Eighty percent of daughter of Thomas G. and It is closely linked to cabie televi­ Michigan State Univeristy, in an in­ Sylvia Peila McGuire of SZE UP Associations estimates that 1.5 FCC issued a new ruling that permits American families are in good shape. Frances L. Yetishefsky sion, which now serves 14.5 million cable TV operators to bring in terview during the recent convention Some researchers have said the Weatogue. She was born million homes are illegally tapped homes, or about one-fifth of the 73 programs from distant cities merely of the American Home Economics family is dying, but what they see is July 23 at Hartford into cable TV systems on top of the million American households that by paying small royalties to the one type of family that is dying. Hospital. Her maternal THE 14.5 legal users. That means $126 Association. have one or more TV receivers. program owners but no payments to ' t e l “Family structures have always “We have really undersold the grandparents are Mr. and million a year the cable TV com­ Engaged j Of course, homeowners pay for panies aren’t getting. The illegal the stations or networks on which the differed radically, ” she said. family. It probably is the most resis­ Mrs. Peter Peila Sr. of 375 S TUATION cable television but “pay TV” sub­ wiretaps also can cause serious programs originate. “This ruling is “They've never been all nice and eat tant social structure we have. The Bidwell St., Manchester. scribers pay $8 to $10 a month over deterioration of the quality of recep­ certain to be challenged bitterly in the way they were pictured. The view family can be hurt, but it does its job Yetishefsky-Marvin Her paternal grandparents the $7 a month average cable charge 1. BN A is the abbreviation tion for those who pay. Congress. for (a) a molecule (b) Ballis­ of a little house on the prairie was a more effectively than most are Mr. and Mrs. M. Fran­ in order to get comparatively new nice thought, but it never was like The engagement of Miss Frances cis McGuire of West Hart­ “The Time, Inc., subsidiary that ac­ Elqually important has been the tic Nuclear Artillery (c) businesses or governments. movies, sporting events, concerts rapid growth of satellite com­ British North America Act, Vernoncinv In2 that." “Everybody is in a family, but L. Yetishefsky of Glastonbury to ford. Her paternal great­ tually owns Home Box Office is Mimsl'irld '■Dine w and special dramatic and talk shows munications, which make it easy to which established Canada s To help keep the concept of the nobody is willing to speak up for Christopher Lawrence Marvin of grandmother is Mrs. Mary American Television & Com­ government FOUIIS ■-) ■• f • Kids, at convenient hours, uninterrupted munications. It is the largest pay TV send programs from a single studio B. McGuire of West Hart­ The predominant religion family in step with the reaility, the families. So families become a Manchester has been announced by by commercials. Tonite thru Thundi]i^ association has come up with a new scapegoat, because no one is going to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ford. operator and the second largest cable to cable systems all over the United Bergriim'is (a) Protestant Fewer than 4 million homes are operator, with gnoabout 1 million states cheaply by bouncing the (b ) R o m a n Catholic (O An- CINE1NnC«M4|Kt definition of: pick on someone who will fight Yetishefsky of 118 Douglas Road, States cheaply by bouncing the make extra getting pay TV programs far but ^istomers altogether, signals off a satellite...... 23,000...... miles out glican “Two or more persons who share back." Glastonbury. the two ^ d in g companies produemg 3, The Republic of Burundi is Tropical Walnut in space operated by RCA Com­ ^ IL L MURRAY. resources, share responsibility for Ms. Lund thinks the family will Mr. Marvin is the son of Mr. and or marketing the shows — Time located in (a) southern Af­ Cocktail Salad munications, Inc. This enables the decisions, share values and goals, continue to prevail because it alone Mrs. Willard J. Marvin of 164 N. Elm Inc.’s, Home Box Office and Show­ Office sales grew 34 percent to $71 rica (b) central Africa (c) This interesting blend of money this million, and earnings by 65 percent to highly sophisticated pay-TV northern Africa and have commitment to one another has the capacity to teach children St., Manchester. flavors and textures taste time, a joint venture of Pdiss Yetishefsky, a 1973 graduate $10 million. Time paid $179 million programming to hitchhike on fWWW over time. their true worth. good so many ways. It’s TelePrompter, Inc., and Viacom, answers “The family is that climate that “A family is the only place where of East Catholic High School, is for AT&C. and, in the deal, got the thousands of local cable networks. CINE 2 perfect as i salad, a main summer. Inc. - both are making money and 100,000 subscribers to Manhattan Cable TV was a small localized q E q Z UT one comes home to.' and it is this children can be reared in an at- employed as an engineering course, or with crackers or expanding aggressively. What’s Cable in New York. AT8iC is expan­ business that never lived up to the “THE fksmfi network of sharing and com­ mostphere where they can be secretary at Pratt & Whitney Divi­ hot buttered bread. Or more, that figure of almost 4 million CANDLESHOE sion of United Technologies Corp. in ding in 15 areas with a potential of enthusiastic forecasts of its “WMIOEi)£RS”(r( mitments that most accurately recognized as a person, not a serve small portions as an customers is up from 978,000 only East Hartford. Have your own reaching several million more homes promoters until satellite com­ describes the family unit, regardless number. A child learns most of what appetizer. Combine pineap­ three years ago. Mr. Marvin is .a 1971 graduate of at feasible cost by cable. munications came along. Now it and of blood, legal ties, adoption or he functions with as an adult in the ple chunks, apple or pear In other words, in three years pay Manchester High School and TelePrompter, the biggest and one its partner, pay TV, are doing at marriage." home. He learns about love in the slices, orange segments, TV customers have nearly ARE YOU READY Ms Lunds said this is not a defini­ attended Springfield Technical Com­ Paper Route of the oldest cable operators, with least $1.5 billion a year and are so home. quadrupled. FORTHE thin celery slices, chopped over 1.2 million subscribers, went profitable that many huge companies tion of the family in legal or religious “We don’t give parents enough munity College where he studied fire That’s quite a change from the SUMMER? green onion, cooked small through a financial crisis in the early are trying to buy up the better terms, but in terms of how a family credit for their role as the first science. He is a fireman with the 8th shrimp and delectable days back in the ‘60s when Sylvester Utilities District Fire Department in 1970s, during which its founder, Ir­ operators. ARE'WXJ READY functions today. educators, and, I would say, as the California walnuts, toasted (Pat) Weaver, one of the big tycoons We talk of sharing resources not foremost educators.” Manchester. He is employed in the ving Kahn, went to prison for bribing It is predicted that pay TV may FORA for extra crispness. Serve of'-•r- early --', broadcast------Lit television, in a raised m.inh officials of a Pennsylvania city to get Becomebecome a new circuiauuncirculation lueuiummedium GOOD TIME? only in terms of economic resources As home economics has evolved Industrial Security Fire Department with a mayonnaise and cat­ and sank a small fortune in a much but in terms of human resources as into human ecology, Ms. Lund at Pratt & Whitney Division of iinsuMessful nav-TV ® franch's®- TelePrompter is (or magazines and educational in- sup dressing perked with a Call H E L D well she said. “You have attributes Believes the view of families will United Technologies Corp. little horseradish and S»nlnr«^n California Zenith'^ Radio Viacom of Show- stitutions as well as an entertain- The couple is planning a Sept. 22 647-9946 and I have attributes, and what we change from that of a traditional lemon juice. Spoon onto rL n and other venturesome groups I'"'®- '*1'®®® T'V business has ment medium and it could in time O V E R I wedding at St. Paul’s Church in ^mnoH hnndlps in nav TV ventures 8'’®*" I™"' subscribers two play much the same role in American share is important. group to wide variations on a theme. leafy lettuce or glass ser­ ask for Ms. Lund said the new definition Glastonbury. (Fredericksen photo) dropped bundtes in pa^^^^^ communities that the local motion 2 n d W M k “Home economics has traditional­ ving dishes. In Toronto, Hartford and elsewh . ^ showtime picture theater played from 1910 to was needed because of what she con- ly looked separately at the human Tom siders America s economic and the material resources used in These early ventures, ran into havrsomewhat different program- the mid-1950s. . From tht Co-Pnxkiccr onWioMl l*n*oonV ANIMAL HOUSE" Big Enough? engineering, programming and philosophies. Showtime doesn’t But one dream of the pay TV resources but in terms of human the home. Now we are looking at the or 'marketing difficulties. Mme usM gffgj. gportg events, for example, but remains unfulfilled. It has not been BILL MURRAY.. resources as well, " she said “You real essence of home economics, how John F. Kennedy Space Jeanne have attributes and I have attirbutes, these two elements merge. Center’s Vertical Assembly cables I®^®''^®^ lilnpn'i?£i*nn^upr cpBcentrates on movies and country possible to sell opera, ballet, and what we share is important." Correction Building is a structure so t S dClv^r? uCnCa w raU ling " " 's lc and sim ilar program s symphonic concerts and Broadway “The new definition of family in large that four United Na­ Ms. Lund said the new definition In the account of the Wrobel-Hyde Ind unscramWing device to keep appealing to older and less urbanized plays on pay TV on any regular basis, the public mind is needed instead of tions Buiidings could pass cSSajSESi was needed because of what she con­ the traditional view of ma, pa, boy, wedding in Wednesday’s Herald, the rh is e le rs from ste a lin g tlhe audiences. On the other hand, the presentation Pirn [nUt through its 456-foot doors. c h is e ie rs irom s g Both cable and pay TV had to en- of such cultural programs on public fiASAViNiowy Lr* siders American's preoccupation girl, cat and dog in a private home. photo caption should have read Ms. The building could house the V ern o n Cine with things as the way they seem We know from working with families Cheryl Ann Hyde. Ms. Hyde is Pentagon and Chicago’s dure rigorous regulation by the FCC broadcast television has increased S HOUTES15-84-86IEXI195I PLEASE CAUTHEATRE Merchandise Mart simulta­ Th«e still are some over-the-air opposition in their early substantially in the past two years, FOR SCREEN TIMES today rather than the way they have that such a family wasn’t really what retaining her maiden name. neously. pay TV systems in operation and evolved. was out there” PAGE NINE w PAGE EIGHT- EVENING HERALD, Fri., Augut 3, 1979 u ^ ■ T.<2 Where to Go & What to Goodspeed Now a Fixture, Theater and Gunther Schuller conduct combined perfor­ • “The Last of The Red Hot Lovers,” through mance of the Boston Symphony and the Berkshire Aug. 12, dinner-theater, Matty’s Restaurant,'141 Music Center Orchestras. Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the New London Turnpike, Glastonbury. (633-4648 or Shed, Seiji Ozawa conducts the BSO, with Harold But It Has Done One Clinker 633-3415 after 6 p.m.) Wright, clarinetist, featured soloist. (413-637-1940) • ’’The Fantasticks,” tonight and Saturday at • Southern Connecticut Symphonic Pops "79, and' Cappella Cantorum chorus in a free joint concert By GLENNE CURRIE a year — two revivals and an original working girl — diis time she works in hero, with a nice tenor and an easy 8:15 p.m., Nutmeg Summer "Theater in Harriet S. a drycleaner's — who pretends to be manner spoiled at times by the direc­ Jorgensen "Theater, University of Connecticut, Sunday at 3 p.m., John Winthrop Junior High School DPI Lively Arig Editor musical — regularly sell out well In ^ jft advance, sight unseen; and it has society in order to impress her rich tor. ’The chorus is good, and includes Storrs. Saturday matinee at 2:15 p.m. (429-2912) Auditorium in Deep River. EAST HADDAM (UPI) - If you expanded its season to 30 weeks. lover. There’s the obligatory comic a smallish girl named Annette • ’’Sexual Perversity in Chicago,” through Sun­ • Old Fashioned Band Concert, Sunday at 2:30 find a good thing, stick with it. Its first clinker in a long time is valet, the wisecracking girlfriend of Michelle who isn’t the best singer day, at 8 and 10 p.m. (413-298-5576) p.m., on the Green at Goodspeed Landing, East The handsome restored 100-year- the heroine, the spumed woman as and dancer on stage but who I’d like Haddam. Free. 4 k “The Five O’clock Girl,” which • “Five O’Gock Girl,” through Sept. 8 at the old Goodspeed Opera House on the opened July 15 and runs through Sept. the villain of the piece, and the comic to see in light comedy. Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddain; (673-8668) • Connecticut "Traditional Jazz Club, featuring Gene Mayl’s Dixieland Rhythm Kings, Aug. 10 at banks of the Connecticut River 8, yokel in love with her. ’The costumes are super, and im­ • “Broadway Tonight,” musical revue, through proudly proclaims itself as "the only This revival of the 1927 Broadway Even with added Kalmar-Ruby mediately recali Cecil bato n ’s work Sept. 9 at the Coachlight Dinner "Theater, Blast 8:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, East Main Street, regional theater in America show, book by Guy Bolton and Fred songs, the score is only so-so. Excep­ for "My Fair Lady.” John Lee Beat­ Windsor. (522-2366 or 623-8227) Meriden. (673-4083 or 932-5260) • Bobby Kaye and his Big Band Sound, "Tuesday \ dedicated to the preservation of the ’Thompson, lyrics by Bert Kalmar tions are "Nevertheless” ("Mayte ty’s sets are nearly as good. • "Julius Caesar,” “Twelfth Night” and heritage of the American musical.’’ and music by Harry Ruby, is like a I’m Right, Maybe I’m Wrong”), “Up Choreographer Dan Siretta does “Tempest” in repertory through Sept. 1 at the at 7:30 p.m. at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Several of the 59 shows it has beautiful dumb blonde dressed by in the Clouds” and "Keep ^m ance wonders on the tiny stage. American Shakespeare "Theater, Stratford, at 8 Shell on the Manchester Community College Cam­ pus off Wetherell Street in Manchester. Sponsored presented since it re-opened in 1963 Balmain. Alive,” which Is the best number in But the comics aren’t funny, and p.m. and matinees at 2 p.m. (37i-5000)) have gone on to Broadway, from It looks gorgeous — they spent a the show, sung and danced by six wouldn’t be even with better lines • ’’Brigadoon” and ’"The King and I,” in reper­ by Fogarty Brothers Fuel Oil Co., the Manchester "Man of La Mancha” in 1966 to “An­ packet (courtesy of "Whoopee" telephone operators in tap pants. than: tory through Sunday at Millard Auditorium, Univer­ Bicentennial Band Shell Corp. and the Music Per­ nie” in 1977 and the current profits) on Nanzi Adzima’s multitude ’The best of the cast are Deborah “Don’t forget to give the goldfish sity of Hartford, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hart­ formance "Trust Funds in cooperation with the Hart­ “Whoopee" of stunning costumes — but you Rush as the wicked ex-fiancee, her fresh water.” '"They haven’t finished ford. (243-4442) ford Musicians Association Local 400. Rain date, The non-profit Goodspeed is onto a wince almost every time it opens its dry delivery making her the only the water I gave them yesterday.” • ’"The Rose Tattoo,” through Aug. 12, Mainstage Thursday. Free. good thing. It has become a summer mouth. And miscasting doesn’t help. believable character in the show, But it got a laugh. ’That’s what the at the Berkshire Theatre Festival in Stockbridge, • Capital Brass Quintet, "Tuesday from 7 to 8 p.m. fixture for thousands of fans from The plot of “The Five O’Clock Timothy Wallace as her beau from happy G ^speed atmosphere does to Mass. (413-298-5576) on the South Green at Mystic Seaport Museum, Boston to New York; its three shows Girl” is the hoary old one about the Tennessee, and Richard Ryder as the you. • “The Heebie Jeebies,” Tuesdays through Mystic. Seaport members admitted free. IThursdays at 9 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at 7 and 11 p.m., and Sundays at 7 p.m., through August 26 in Dance the Unicom "Theatre at the Berkshire "Theatre • Ze’eva Cohen and the Royal Danish Ballet, Jane Powell Faces Dilemma Festival, Stockbridge, Mass. (413-298-5576) tonight and Saturday, Jacob’s Pillow Dance • “Story Theatre for Young People,’’ Festival, Becket, Mass. (413-243-0745) Wednesdays at 1 p.m. in the Bam courtyard, • Faculty Dance Concert, Saturday at Connec­ Berkshire Theatre Festival in Stockbridge, Mass. ticut College, New London. Student Dance Concert In Attempting Movie Comeback (413-298-5576) on Aug. 8 and 10. (442-9131) Mondays through • The Sound of Music,” Thursdays, Fridays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. through Sept. 1 at the • Phoenix Dance "Theatre, "Tuesday at 8 p.m. in vitally energetic singer, dancer, ac­ that keep her from Hollywood “Not many musicals are being By VERNON SCOTT Marlborough Tavern Playhouse in Marlborough. the Austin Arts Center, Summerstage, Trinity tress. employment. made for movies or TV. When they But Jane Powell is also 50 years “It’s the first time I’ve ever been do cast a musical, they look for (298-9358) College in Hartford, (525-1471) HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Few young people who can sell millions of • “Habeus Corpus,” tonight and Saturday at 8 • Ohio Ballet at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival in old. truly alone,” she said in the faultless­ dilemmas are as achingly poignant record albums from the movie score, p.m. in the College Theatre at Central Connecticut Becket (Lee), Mass.: Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., as the one faced by former stars In Hollywood it would appear that ly appointed den of her home. “I was 50-year-old women, no matter how as they did with John Travolta and State College, New Britain. (827-7382 from 9 a.m. to Wednesday at 8:40 p.m.; Thursday at 3 p.m.; Aug. attempting a motion picture com­ 21 when I married the first time, 10,8:40 p.rn., and Aug. 11 at 3 and8:40 p.m. (413-243- talented or attractive, are an affront going from the protective home of Olivia Newton-John in ’Grease.’ 5 p.m.) eback. • “Side By Side By Sondheim,” tonight and Satur­ 0745) to the sensibilites of producers unless my family to a new married life. “Another thing works against me One such is a beautiful woman who day in the Castle Court Cabaret, SUMMERSCENE lives alone atop a peak in Bel Air. “After that it was my career plus — the stigma that musical stars can’t they are playing character roles. ‘79, Connecticut College, New London. (442-9131,10 She’s had four unsuccessful Jane, who dazzled audiences as a my husbands and children. Now it is sing or act. Actually, you have to be a Et Cetera a.m. to 5 p.m., Mondays through Fridays) teen-ager in "Song of the Open sort of a time for taking stock of my very good actress in song and dance • Local artists exhibit through Aug. 18 in the marriages. Her three children are shows to bring some believability to ii • “"Theater Pieces-in-Progress,” performed by Road” in 1944 and as Fred Astaire’s life and thinking about the future. Austin Arts Center at Trinity College, Hartford, Fun at the Library grown now and on their own. She is the Estelle Parsons Performance Workshop, leading lady in “Royal Wedding,” I’m not in love and I don’t date very weak scripts.” Free admission. (525-1471) financially independent and need At th moment Jane genuinely Tuesday, and performed by the Richard Schechner They sent in the clowns Wednesday at the South Windsor hasn’t made a movie in 23 years. much. Without romance dating is a • Foreign films and American classics never work again. doesn’t know which way to turn to Performance Workshop on Thursday, Library. Randee Trabitz puts the “fun” in the “Summer She’s been absent from TV almost as waste of time. Thursdays through Sundays, through Aug. 9, Her career began at 14 with an get back into the business. She ad­ SUMMERSCENE ‘79, Connecticut College, New Funfest” for this and other elementary school students. MGM contract. She starred in 20 long. “I don’t go to parties because I’m presented at Cinestudio, Trinity College, Hartford. not invited. The desirable men in mits most of the doors are closed. London. (442-9131, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mondays (525-1471) (Herald photo by Adamson) movies and a dozen television For many years Jane spent six Clowning Around through Fridays) specials. She recorded a best-selling months or more a year on the road, town are mostly married and the rest She can’t recall the last picture she • Family Planetarium Program, Wednesdays at are either too young for me or gay. made but thinks it might have been Donna Oliva and her assistant Joshua is held each year to benefit the parish. • “Puss in Boots,” Thursday at 11 a.m. and 2:30 8:30 p.m. at Mystic Seaport Planetarium, Mystic. song hit or two. touring with musical comedies — p.m., Children’s Theatre, Oakdale Musical Theatre She has enormous blue eyes and “South Pacific,” “Seven Brides For It’s a curious position for a woman "The Girl Most Likely” with Cliff Oliva, are entertained youngsters last week (Herald photo by Adamson) (536-2631) Robertson at RKO which went out of in Wallingford. (265-1501) UConn Offering short, chic frosted blonde hair. Her Seven Brothers” — earning a great my age to be in. at the St. Rose Church carnival. The carnival • Sono Outdoor Arts Festival, Saturday and Sun­ business long ago. • “The Thwarting of Baron Bolligrew,” 1 and day from 9 a.m. to sunset in South Norwalk (South body is a near perfect 5-foot-2, 90 deal of money. “But then so is my profesional 6:30 p.m. Monday and Aug. 13 in the Austin Arts She appeared on Broadway in “I’ve never thought of dropping out Norwalk Exit off Interstate 95). (853-3888) pounds. She’s an intelligent, healthy. position. Being an ‘old f ^ e ’ in town Center at "Trinity College, Hartford, (525-1471) “Irene,” replacing Debbie Reynolds can work for you or against you. of show business,” she said. “It’s a • Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, for informa­ Two Drama Series way of life. I’ve always had for seven months in 1974. She recent­ “On the credit side is the fact that Doctor Advises Running Music tion on current exhibitions and events, call 525-1430 Rich Heads ly completed a nightclub stand in San I’m fam iliar to movie and TV something to do. But I don’t want to or 525-1439. STORKS — Eleven major dramatic 19 with "The Diary of Anne Frank.” go out on the road anymore. I’ve • "The Tokyo String Quartet, tonight at 8:30 in the ' i offerings, divided into two subscrip­ Francisco. audiences and I’ve made a lot of fans The play runs at 8:15 p.m. each out there in theaters. made a good living and it’s not Music Shed on the Ellen Battell Stoeckel Estate, tion series, are planned by the evening through Oct. 27 except Oct. UPI Service Jane stiil is in great demand on the hustings and could work 365 days a “The disadvantages are that I’ve necessary for me to work to support To Slow Aging Process Norfolk. (542-5537) University of Connecticut Depart­ 21, with a 2 p.m. matinee perfor­ year on tour. But she is determined done so much that people in the myself. But I have no skills in any • Harpsichord Recital: Robert Eldward Smith, ment of Dramatic Arts for its 1979-80 NEW YORK (UPI) - The appoint­ abnormally high capacities to use Nagrin Day Set mance Oct. 27. to settle down in Hollywood by re­ business tend to overlook me. Also, other field. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Satchel Paige. lives. Wednesday at 6 p.m. in "Trinity College Chapel, season. Next will be Edmond Rostand’s ment of Gordon Rice as vice presi­ “I think there’s a place for me in oxygen. Rather, he theorizes, the establishing her career on the big many of the people I worked with as Uie legendary pitcher who played as So far, a total of 22 older athletes, Hartford, followed by Plumb Memorial Carillon Series A, based in the Harriet S. "Cyrano de Bergerac,” nightly from dent for broadcast services for steady exercising has helped the rate screen and the tube. a girl are re tir^ or no longer with non-musical TV and movies. I’d love if he had cornered the market on a from ages 50 to 77, have run on a Concert at 7 performed by Leen at Hart of At Summerscene Jorgensen Theater, opens with a visit Nov. 29 through Dec. 8 at 8:15 p.m., United Press International was an­ to have a part in a weekly television drop more slowly. Amersfoort, The Netherlands. Both events are free. by Steven Berkoff and the London But the telephone doesn't ring. Her us. fountain of youth, had this rule for treadmill while heath and others with 2 p.m. matinees Dec. 2 and 9. nounced Thursday by UPI President “The new crop of producers and series. I’ve never done a series. measured their capacity to use Heath is excited about what his • Opera Night, solo performers, Saturday at 9 Theatre Group, from England, which The second semester’s Jorgensen agent encounters indifference at the outlasting the ravages of age: "Don’t NEW LONDON — Sunday, will be Daniel Nagrin Day at Roderick W. Beaton. directors aren’t familiar with what I “The problem is getting to people look back - something might be oxygen. results mean for the aging process in p.m. in the Wesleyan Center for the Performing will present alternating perfor­ Theater offerings begin with "Hair,” Rice, director of group broadcast networks and among producers. SUMMERSCENE ’79. The day’s festivities will be the can do unless they’re nostalgia buffs. who prepuce the shows to consider gainin on you." The study, conducted with a grant general and for the benefits of exer­ Arts, Wesleyan University, Middletown. (347-9411, mances of “Metamorphosis” and on stage nightly from Feb. 22 through sales for UPI for the past five years, Jane is in an eerie sort of limbo, a culmination of Nagrin’s six-week residency as guest ar­ major crossroads in her professional As always, movies and TV are the possibility that I could do the job Dr. Gregory W Heath adds this: from the American Health Associa­ cise. ext. 807) "East.” on Sept. 28, Oct. 1, 3 and Sat March 6 at 8:15 p.m., except Feb. 24 will be responsible for UPI’s news for them. It's like starting out all “Certain things were always • Funky Butt Jazz Group, Monday at 8 p.m. in the tist in dance. and personal lives. She doubts she’ll oriented to younger people. No “Keep on running and old age will tion, shows for those men who kept Nagrin is a renowned dancer, choreographer and 8:15 p.m. and March 2. There will be a 2 p.m. services for radio, television and over again. And that’s what I’m themselves in shape, the car­ thought to be related to aging, like Wesleyan Center for the Performing Arts at The department's own productions marry again and she isn't sure she matter how good you look, they want fall farther behind" blood pressure. People always teacher of modem dance, jazz dance styles and im­ matinee March 1. cable television, including the UPI can penetrate the invisible barriers prepar^ to do. " Heath and a research team at diovascular and respiratory systems Wesleyan University, Middletown. (347-9411, ext. in the Jorgensen Theater begin Oct. “Card Index” will be seen March youth. thought it was normal for blood provisation; the three dance events scheduled for Sunday Audio Network, the national broad­ Washington University are studying declingd only 4 percent per decade - 807) 28 through April 5 at 8:15 p.m., pressure to rise as you get older. But will showcase the full range of his work. Ooops cast and cable wires and NewsTime, older athletes to determine the effect half the rate for other men. • Summer Chorale, chorus and instrumental except March 30. a video service for cable television. I don’t Think it’s necessarily correct At 5 p.m. in Dana Hall, Cummings Art Center, Nagrin’s of ex ercise on aging. Their the preliminary results could have group, Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Center for the students will present a demonstration of works they SHERIDAN, Wyo. (UPI) - Airline The Jorgensen Theater series will He succeeds Frank W. Beatty, who to say something is normal just Performing Arts, Wesleyan University, passenger Shawn Mock tried to shrug preliminary results show that wide-ranging consequences for many created in his Composition and Improvisation classes. close with a new adaptation for resigned to join the Cable News Poll Shows Jane Fonda men, both those who were active in because it's that way in most of the Middletown. (347-9411, ext. 807) off his feeling that the city he saw ap­ keeping in shape may help cut the Nagrin’s own solo compositions are consider^ to be puppet theater of “The Ring of The Network in Atlanta. aging process in half for the impor­ athletics when they were young and population.” • Perry Como, tonight and Saturday, Oakdale proaching was not his home town. Nibelung,” from April 25 through Rice, 44, a native of Harrisburg, Heath emphasized anyone begin­ classic works in the modem dance repertory. His exten­ tant cardiovascular and respiratory those who may want to begin or Musical "Theater in Wallingford. Sergio Franchi at sive work in improvisation includes four years as Direc­ As it turned out, Mock's doubts May 3 except April 27. There will be a Ore., and graduate of the University ning an exercise program after a Oakdale Monday through Aug. 11. (265-1501) were justified. The pilot of the systems. . resume exercising later in life. tor of Thi Work group an improvisational dance com- 2 p.m. matinee May 3. of Oregon, joined UPI in 1962 after Is No Star Politically "In the past most athletes felt their long period of inactivity should check • “Life Dance II,” by jazz musician Oliver Lake, Heath said in an interview the best Western Airlines flight from Denver Series B, the Mobius/Studio Series, working for the Albany, Ore., with a doctor. He recommends exer psny. sufferable woman the put-down she the president of the United States ad­ indicator of physical fitness and careers ended when they left college Thursday through Aug. 11 at 9 p.iflfin Citizens Hall His students have always been taught methc^s of fin­ had mistaken Buffalo, Wyo., for opens Sept. 20 through 23 in the Democrat-Herald and the Oregon SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - cises using large muscle groups, ac­ in Stockbridge, Mass. (413-298-9463) Sheridan, and landed in the wrong ci­ Jane Fonda may be a hit at the box so well deserves,” said another vised by traitors and collaborators?” ability to exercise is the maximum or were no longer involved in ding their own dance ‘voice,’ and several of his former Studio Theater with an encore Statesman in Salem. He worked as a athletics,” Heath said. "But some tivities such as running, cycling, • Jazz Series: Ken McIntyre and trio, tonight at ty- presentation of "Emigres.” reporter and editor in UPI bureaus in office, but she is bombing out Pennsylvanian in an unsigned letter. An Indiana man agreed. “Ms. Fon­ capacity to use oxygen. jumping rope or even vigorous students now direct their own dance companies. The The back-thumping was directed at da’s anti-war campaign is one point, Medical authorities always have realized it didn't have to be that way, 8:30 and 11 at Real Art Ways (RAW), 197 Asylum Composition and Improvisation class showing is open to It took awhile for the situation to Next will come Wendy Portland, San Francisco and Salem. politically. walking. the California Senate, which resoun­ but to visit our enemy and renounce said that after the age of 25, such they could train just as rigorously St., Hartford. Andrew Cyrille and his group, Maona, dawn on the 96 passengers and crew. Wasserstein's “Uncommon Women His assignments have included Letters streamed into the Califor­ He also cautions against expecting Saturday, same times, and on Sunday night, the public, free of charge. After a jolting landing on the 4,500- dingly rejected Gov. Edmund G. our great country is quite another,” capacity decreases about 8 percent when they were growing older as At 8 p.m., also in Dana Hall, Nagrin and his Jazz Styles and Others,” in the Studio Theater coverage of the assassination of nia capital this week from all over exercise alone to make you live Michael Gregory Jackson, jazz-guitarist. (525-5521) foot landing strip — which was not the nation supporting — by a 2-1 Brown Jr.’s nomination of the Oscar- he wrote. for every 10 years. But Heath when they were young.” class will present a Jazz Dance Lecture-Demonstration. Oct. 9 through 14. Then will come Robert F. Kennedy, early human theorized the rate should be different None of the older athletes was forever. • Chestnut Brass Company, Sunday at 7:30 p.m., built for the likes of the 737 — Mock “ Blood Wedding" in the Studio margin— the state Senate's rejection winning actress for an Arts Council His letter and some 75 others that ”In therms of heart disease, for in­ While Nagrin has performed lead dance roles on heart transplants, numerous political for persons who are active rather tested for the ability to use oxygen Killington Ski Area, KilUngton, Vt. (802-422-3M3) said the pilot quit taxiing and got out Theater Feb. 12 through 17. campaigns and major sports events. of the “traitor” and “collaborator,” post on July 20. The vote was accom­ wound up in the office of Senate stance, ti’s only one factor. You have Broadway (he was once voted Broadway’s Best Male panied by a blistering criticism of President Pro Tern James Mills than sedentary. when he was young. But Heath said • At Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass.; Prelude at 7 Dancer), the material for his jazz styles classes and per­ to make sure the undercarriage was The series will close in the Mobius He was named regional executive Ms. Fonda, for membership on the to look at other things, like stopping tonight in the Shed, members of the Boston all right. state Arts Council. Ms. Fonda’s active opposition to were heavily — in fact, exactly 2-1 — His study compared groups of tests were conducted 25 years ago on formances is American social jazz dances: Cakewalk, Theater April 15 through 20 with for Southern California, Arizona and champion athletes of that time. smoking, keeping your blood Symphony Orchestra. At 9 p.m., Seiji Ozawa con­ "At that point he was still unaware “The Persecution,” nightly at 8:15. “Thank God there are still some America’s role in the Vietnam War. against Ms. Fonda. younger athletes with two groups of Charleston, Lindy, blues. Nagrin will discuss the context Nevada in 1966, based in Los Angeles. older men - those who exercise Those figures, he said, indicate his pressure down and watching your ducts the BSO, Saturday at 8:30 p.m.. Seiii Ozawa he was in the wrong airport.” Mock A brochure describing the two He held a similar post in Michigan senators around representing what Among her critics were former Letter writers congratulated — the who, where and why — of each of these dances ; his regularly to train for competitive current research results did not diet. Exercise has to be used as an .said “He came back on board after oroductlon series is available from and was then named central division the majority of our country hold World War II bomber pilot and state senators on their "courage” in op­ class will then demonstrate the ‘how.’ events and those who lead less active come from athletes who started with adjunct to these other things.” about 10 minutes and said a mistake the UConn Department of Dramatic business manager in Chicago in 1972. dear,” said a Pennsylvania woman. senator, Robert Nimmo, who called posing her appointment and asso rt Nagrin will also perform two of his own jazz dance had apparently been made and we've Arts, Box U-127, Stores, Conn. 06268, He became director of group broad­ “Thank you for your vote against the actress’ 1972 trip to North Viet­ them that their views reflected the solos. General admission will be 12.00; reservations may landed in iluffalo instead of or by calling 486-4025. cast sales in 1974. that Fonda woman,” said a Florida nam and her broadcast over Radio majority in the country. One writer Textile Demonstration Slated be made by calling the SUMMERSCENE box office, 442- Sheridan" man. Hanoi “an act of treason.” referred to Brown as “that ding-a- 9131. . „ . and Guilford Handcrafts Center. State senators are “deserving of a Citing Brown’s presidential am­ ling governor.” tists. The artists wi'll speak about Immediately after the lecture-demonstration, Nagrin gold medal” for giving “that in­ bitions, Nimmo added: “Do we want AVON — Work in fiber and textiles Carol Hart, an active Basketry will conduct his special jazz party, combining old and using traditional methods in contem­ their work at this time. Cabaret of Songs Vikki Berman will feature teacher at the Farmington Valley , new dances and featuring a Cakewalk contest between porary designs, will be featured in Arts Center, has exhibited her , his Jazz Styles stuleiits. The audience will elect the vic­ the Farmington Valley Arts Center patchwork quilts. HAMDEN — Theatre In The Park presents an all new Donal Clark is a graduate of the baskets in the Philadelphia Folk Art tors; Nagrin will present them with the prize: a Gallery Aug. 9-Sept, 1 in the exhibi­ Festival, Everson Museum of Art, "Two by Three by Four." a cabaret of your favorite University of Bridgeport and has Cakewalk Cake. Deborah Jowitt, dance critic for the songs. Friday 8. Saturday 7 and 9:30, Sunday 8 August 3, Come over tion, Crafts: A Traditional Approach. and in the Northeast Crafts Fair in Village Voice, attended the party Nagrin conducted last Participating artists are Vikki Ber­ done graduate work at the University 4. 5 and 10, 11, 12. Full bar and refreshments. Inside Rhinebeck. N.Y. summer at the American Dance Festival and wrote: to our house man of Hartford, Donal Clark and of Connecticut and Trinity College. BEMVms Coogan Pavilion, Edgewood Park, New Haven. Tickets $5 Mr. Clark will have work in fiber and Palmy Weigle, a professional “Perhaps the happiest event oi me wnoie summer was at Frame Shop Gallery, Yale Co-op or call 787-8001 Joan Clark of New Haven, Carol Hart weaver who specializes in natural the Cakewalk Contest put on by Daniel Nagrin’s jazz of Salisbury, and Palmy Weigle of batik on exhibit in the center gallery. weekdavs 11-5. Joan Clark, noted crafts instructor, dyeing techniques, has published I uNCHEONS: MOH..fRI. U:30-2K)0 OPEN MONDAY class ... The high spirits, cleverness, warmth, verve, the Bedford, New York. EVENINGS: MOH.-THUR. 5;30-M0i ER1.-SRT. 8:30-10:00 ..fo r a world of good food.. will exhibit her work in fiber. 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He was a close friend. 1 was at the controls of the. plane field together. I just admired the way that it was all just a mistake.” ping play for more than a minute. NEW YORK (UPI) - The “On behalf of all the Mets, I extend Other survivors are a son, William really loved him. attempting to land at Akron-Ciuiton he played because he was a great “It's a hard thing to believe,” said Windsor and Mrs. Gloria Manter of shocking news of Thurman Boston’s Carl Yastrzemski. “He was deepest sympathy to Thurman Mun­ Mrs. Gertrude M. Mann P. Messenger of East Hartford; a Southington. T" “For the people who never knew Airport. 'Two other persons were in­ hustler, competitor, team leader. It’s MANCHESTER -M rs. Gertrude daughter, Kathleen J. Melody of Munson’s death brought tears him and didn’t like him, I feel sorry jured in the accident. just a tragic loss for the baseball a great competitor but more impor­ son’s family and to the Yankees,” The Potter Funeral Home, 456 tant, he was just a super guy.” Mets’ Chairwoman Lorinda de Mary Mann, 83, of 565 Vernon St. died Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Velma Jackson St., Willimantic, is in charge to the eyes of New York for them,” continued Martin, who “There is very little I could say to world and myself.” Thursday at a local convalescent was "crying like a baby” for hours express my feeling at this moment,” Although Munson had a 'stormy Boston’s hUke Torrez, a former Roulet said. “He was a great com­ Traynor of Marianna, Fla.; six of arrangements. Yankees’ Manager Billy Mar­ teammate of Munson’s, had vivid petitor and the game will be poorer home. grandchildren. There are no calling hours. tin and the rest of the baseball after learning of the news, according said Steinbrenner. “I’ve lost a dear relationship with the press, he was to a team spokesman. friend, a pal, and one of the greatest respected by many of his fellow memories of the Yankee catcher. without him.” Mrs. Mann was born July 5,1896 in The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. world praised the All-Star ’"This is an almost Indescribable Mount Pleasant, R.I., and had lived Philadelphia's Pete Rose, known competitors I’ve ever known. We’ve players and teammates. "I’m very hurt,” said Torrez. in the Newkirk & Whitney Funeral catcher as one of the game’s “When I heEud it, I just kind of froze loss,” said Baseball Commissioner in Cranston, R.I., for many years Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ Mrs. Agnes L. Moynihan as basebali’s most aggressive player, spent many hours together talking “I’m deeply saddened,” said New before coming to Manchester eight HARTFORD —Mrs. Agnes great competitors. paid tribute to Munson and his baseball and business. He loved his York outfielder Lou Piniella. “ I real­ all over. He caught my two World Bowie Kuhn. “ He was a wonderful, ford. Burial will be in Zion Hill Series games against the Dodgers. enormously likable guy and a truly years ago. Cemetery, Hartford. (LaVine) Moynihan, 68, of 47 N. Main Mun$on, 32, was killed Thursday dedication to the game. family. He was our leader. The great ly don’t want to believe all this. You She is survived by a son, Joseph D. Friends may call at the funeral St., East Granby and Tamarac, Fla., when the Cessna Citation he "When we won the Worlijl Series in sport which made him so famous hear about his grumpiness but I After I caught the last out of the ’76 great ballplayer — as tough ^ com­ Mann of Bolton; two brothers, died Aug. 2 at St. Francis Hospital purchased at the start of the summer 1976,’.’ said Rose, who was then a seems so very small and unimportant thought of him as a friendly guy with season, I remember him embracing petitor as he was on the field, he was home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. me.’ ... I look at my World Series ring William Sullivan of Baltimore, Md., and Medical Center. She was the crashed 1,000'feet short of the member of the Cincinnati Reds, now and therein lies a great lesson a lot of wit. He was a good friend to a warm friend of baseball people and and I know he was the cause of it all. and John Sullivan of Warwick, R.I.; runway and burst into flames while “Thurman was one of my favorite for all of us.” most, to just about every one of us on a loving family man.” mother of Timothy P. Moynihan of Marty Appel, a public relations of­ he was practicing landing manuevers players because he played the game Atlanta Manger Bobby Cox, who the team. I’m going to miss him.” It’s a tragedy to lose a great two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Savard of Manchester and Mrs., Rita M. House ficer in the commisioner’s office Edgewood, R.I., and Mrs, Ida O’Neill Joseph F. Boucher near his home in Canton, Ohio. like me. He used to talk to you when used to be Munson’s coach, had main­ “I was really stunned by the whole ballplayer like him.” of South Windsor, and brother of 'A**-' said, “ I know of no finer family man, of Long Island City, N.Y.; and two Kenneth LaVine of Manchester. “He was a great man,” said Mar­ you were at bat and he could sure tained a friendly relationship with thing,” said Roy White, who played At Shea Stadium, the news was COVENTRY -T h e funeral of nor anyone as well liked by fellow grandchildren. Joseph F. Boucher, 67, of Mohegan Born in Worcester, Mass., she tin. "For his family, friends and all make you smile. We’re all going to Munson even after he took over for with Munson in each of the catcher’s flashed on the scoreboard during the The private funeral and burial will lived most of her life in Hartford, the people that knew and loved him, miss him.” the Braves. nine years with the Yankees. “I first game of a twi-night double- players. Tragedy has struck the Trail, who died July 28 at his home, is header between the New York Mets Yankee captain as it struck his be at the convenience of the family. Saturday with a mass at St. Patrick moving to East Granby 10 years ago. my deepest sympathy. We not only Yankees’ owner George Stein- “Thurman was a real personal couldn’t believe that it happened; I Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Other survivors are her husband, lost a great competitor but a leader brenner was at a loss for words when friend of mine,” said Cox. “We did a kept waiting for another announce­ and Philadelphia Phillies, bringing a predecessor, Lou Gehrig.” and St. Anthony Church, Hartford, at hush to the shocked crowd and stop-> St., is in charge of arrangements. 8:30 a.m. two sons, four daughters, three and a husband and a devoted family informed of Munson’s death. Munson lot of things on the field and off the ment to come over the radio or TV There are no caiiing hours. Mr. Boucher was born in Canada brothers, a sister, 26 grandchildren The famiiy suggests that any and had lived in Coventry for 25 and several nieces and nephews. memorial gifts may be made to the years. He was a disabled Army The funeral is Saturday at 9 a.m. Standings ---- ?*!»' Manchester Memorial Hospital veteran of World War II and had been from the Molloy Funeral Home, 906 Development Fund. employed as a construction worker Farmington Ave., West Hartford, National League for many years. with a mass of Christian burial at 10 Oil Efforts Herald Angle 1 Place in Hall of Fame East Helen M. .Messenper He is survived by three brothers, a.m. in St. Bernard Church, Tariff- Workers on a platform douse the blazing well near Ciudad Del Carmen, Mexico, has W L Pci. GB Roger Boucher of California and ville section of Simsbury. Burial will runaway Ixtoc I oil well with water. To the spilled 1.65 million barrels of crude so far, Montreal 59 43 .578 - EAST HARTFORD -Helen (Min- Wildy Boucher and Lucien Boucher, be in St. Bernard Cemetery, Tariff- Earl Yost ziel Messenger, 68, of 390 Goodwin right is a drilling platform being used to drill making it the world’s largest oil spill. (UPI Pittsburgh 58 46 .558 2 both of Windsor; and nine sisters, ville. Sports Editor Chicago 54 48 .529 5 St., died Aug. 2 in Manchester Mrs. Candide Rozman of Friends may call at the funeral a relief well expected to shut off the 20,000 photo) Was Goal of Munson Memorial Hospital. She was the wife Philadelphia 56 50 .528 5 Manchester, Mrs. Jeanette Beruby home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. barrel-a-day gusher by early October. The of Wilbur M. Messenger. St. Louis 52 50 .510 7 and Mrs. Yolanda Jones, both of Memorial donations may be made AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - He New York 44 58 .431 15 Born in Hartford, she lived-in East Hartford, Mrs. Lorette Couture of to the East Granby Visiting Nurse morning at Sunset Hills Burial Park Hartford 35 years. Until her retire­ wanted to be in the Hall of West Florida, Mrs. Ann Couture of West Association or the Oncology Depart­ Playoff FittaU Pastel and Carlos Benevides ... Town in Canton. Houston 62 47 .569 - ment in 1973, she was employed by ment of St. Francis Hospital and Fame, to be remembered as a The Rev. J. Robert Coleman of St. Hartford, Mrs. Lorraine Orifice of iPolice Report) Washout Derails Finals in the best-of-three games singles net champion Steve Hadge Cincinnati 59 51 .536 SVz man who played with drive, Paul’s Roman Catholic Church in Pratt & Whitney Group of United Niantic, Mrs, Noella Testagrasso of Medical Center, in care of Sister set for the American Legion Zone and Mike Custer combined to win the San Francisco 52 56 .481 9Vi Technologies Corp., East Hartford. Waterford, Mrs. Norma Griffing of Mary Ann Norton, Eight champion start tonight at Men’s Members-Guest Tournament enthusiasm and pride. He was Canton will preside over the burial. San Diego 49 61 .445 13V4 3 MANCHESTER - Police arrested 78-Car Freight Elagle Field in Manchester with the last month at the Neipsic Gub ... misunderstood, ornery, com­ Munson, who had his pilot’s license Los Angeles 45 62 .421 16 and was considering running a com­ a McKee Street resident and charged local regular season champs hosting Speaking of tennis. Jack Redmond passionate, moody — and Atlanta 45 63 .417 16^4 mercial airline one day; purchased her with falsely reporting a fire. CHICOPEE, Mass. (UPI) - The McFarland “doesn't look too good, VAidsor at 5:30. and Phil Coons, No.l pro doubles Thursday's Results exceptionally talent^. the Cessna this summer and Ban Not Effective Carol Stewart, 27, of 118 McKee St. train headlight suddeniy picked up a but he’s lucky to be alive,” Davis Coach Jack Holik, who saw his first team in New England, wrapped up Philadelphia 7-1, New York 4-2 If you watched Thurman Munson frequently flew home to visit his was arrested, police said. Police sight which Boston & Aibine engineer said. Legion entry cop championship Southern New England doubles Montreal 6, Chicago 4 play, if you saw him consistently family. The No. 15 which adorned his charged her with reporting a faise Allan Davis and other railroad men B & M crews spent the rest of laurels in four tries, will unveil a crown last month in Norwich. Red­ St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 4 come through with the big hit when it Yankee uniform also appeared on the fire alarm by telephone. often fear as they ride by rivers and Thursday cleaning up the wreckage talented squad that Includes three mond, head pro at the Manchester Atlanta 7, San Diego 2 counted and if you saw him nail sides of his plane. According to Giles She was released on a $500 non­ cross over vaileys. and tracks. In all, three diesel all-star players, hard-hitting catcher Racquet Gub, is busy teaching at bis Today’s Gaines would-be base stealers with the He won the Rookie of the Year surety bond and her court date is His 78-car freight train was engines and 12 of the 75 boxcars left Mike Linsenbigler, third baseman own court in Sooth Windsor. St. Louis (Vuckovich 10-7) at quickest release in the game, then award in 1970 and was named MVP in Aug. 20, police said. rumbling along at 30 mph Thursday. the tracks about 1:40 a.m. after the Mike Freibeit and pitcher Gregg Chicago (Lamp 7-7) MANCHESTER —A water ban in­ system cannot handle the heavy de­ this second appeal to all residents you appreciated him for the quality 1976. He batted over .300 in five of his The trip from White River Junction, wash-out near Center Street. Kane. Philadelphia (Ruthven 7-5 and stituted by the Town Water Depart­ mand in some areas. living in the affected areas to comply Another First player he was. nine seasons and was the American A calculator was taken from the Vt., to Springfield takes 2 1/2 hours, Chicopee poiice Capt. Arthur The invaders, too, have an all-star Brusstar 1-0) at Pittsburgh (Kison 6- ment is not working effectively. Jay The ban is in effect in the area with this partial ban,” Giles said. A Munson, a seven-time All Star and League’s third leading hitter in 1975 town’s Human Services Department and it was just about over early Peioquin said “It’s a slow process ... in first baseman Joe Baltronis. Another first was achieved earlier 6 and Bibby 7-2), n Giles, director of public works, said north of Middle Turnpike and for total ban on all non-essential use a captain of the New York Yankees, with a career high .318. He also set a office at 66 Center St., poiice Thursday morning. the railroad is bringing in some ties when Nancy Narkon of the New York (Kobel 5-5) at Montreal The department again is urging customers in Glastonbury. might have to be implemented if Rivals tonight, the all-stars will be Manchester Country Gub qualified died Thursday afternoon when his World Series record in 1976 for the reported. There were no signs of As the tracks began to parallel the and they are going to have to repair teammates Sunday night against the (Rogers 10-6), n residents to comply. The alternating ban on the use of there is no improvement, he said. and participated in the U.S. LPGA twin-engine Cessna-Citation crashed Thurman Munson highest average by a player on a forced entry at the office, poiice said. Connecticut River, "I iooked out and that road bed.” Zone One Stars at Middletown’s San Diego (Shirley 4-11) at Cincin­ The problem is most serious in the water for sprinkling lawns, washing Fran Taylor, office manager for Women’s ()pen in Fairfield ... ’The 1,(X)0 feet short of the runway and “I was really stunned by the whole losing team, .529. saw that hole, and I knew we weren’t The crewmen rescued from the Palmer Field at 7:30. nati (Bonham 5-4), n area bounded by Colonial Road, cars and watering gardens affects the Water Department, said there swimming pool at the Manchester burst into flames at Akron-f^nton thing,” said Roy White, who played Munson batted over .300 for three A pool on Wetherell Street was going to make it,” Davis said. locomotive were taken to the Windsor, which surprised Elast Atlanta (Mahler 3-9) at Houston Lydall Street, Vernon Street and the even-numbered homes on even- was some confusion about the odd- Country Gub has been closed this Airport at 4:02 EDT. with Munson in the catcher’s nine consecutive seasons before dropping numbered days and odd-numbered even system that might have con­ damaged when a person cut the With brakes screeching on wet Springfield Unit of Baystate Medical Hartford last night, 4-0, faced (Richard 9-11), n Vernon town line, he said. pool’s plastic liner, police said. season for several reasons. At one “The Hall of Fame is something years with the Yankees. “I couldn’t to .297 last year, an average that homes on odd-numbered days. Thus, tributed to the non-compliance by rails, the engines pitched off to the Center. Manchester twice during the regular San Francisco (Montefusco 3-4) at "If residents do not comply with There also was vandalism to a Davis, of Enfield. Conn., and time tennis courts were located on I’ve only recently started to think believe that it happened. I kept ranked ninth in the American it is the opposite of the gasoline some residents. right and piowed downward to within season when they finish^ third in the Los Angeles (Hooton 9-7), n the ban, there is serious danger that motor vehicle on North Main Street, Donaid Haberin, 42, of Colrain, were the site ... One Man's Opinion: In­ about,” Munson said last week. “It’s waiting for another announcement to League. Munson, known for his fierce purchase plan. "I don’t know if people were con­ a few feet of the river. About two final zone standings. the pumps in this area will burn out police reported, A battery aiso was treated and released. McFarland, 50, diana Coach Bobby Knight is a dis­ something I’d really like ... to be come over the radio or TV that it was intensity, ranked among the top An even-numbered home may use fused, but we weren’t getting enough hours of severe thunderstorms 'The Silk Towners copped both and total water service will be taken from the vehicle. Police said of Lebanon, N.H., was reported in grace to the game of basketball. Any remembered that way. I think I’ve all just a mistake.” clutch hitters in the game with eight American League water for nonessential purposes only cooperation for it to be effective,” Wednesday night had washed out the decisions, 6-3 and 12-6. A third game seriously interrupted," Giles said. similar problems have occurred in ground underneath a long stretch of fair condition. man who can’t control himself should got a chance but I’d like to have a few Regrettably, there was no mistake. game-winning hits last season and a East The partial ban has been in effect on odd-numbered days, and vice ver­ Taylor said. was postponed. the past in the area. track. Traffic jams later developed on not be coaching young men ... Death more good seasons.” Munson, one of three people aboard .303 average with men on base. W L Pet. GB in some areas because of the large sa. He, like Giles, expressed hope the There will be no more good seasons “Once we started going down, it Interstate 91 and Route 116 as John Herdlc Winner recently took Gerry Crean, retired the aircraft, was the only casualty. Last season Munson played with Baltimore 72 34 .679 - amount of water used by residents. The ban is in effect from 5 a.m. to 9 situation will improve. sports editor of the New Britain for the only Yankee to ever win Co-pilot David Hall, 32, and Jerry bad knees, was hit in the head by a Boston 64 40 .615 7 A red and white Lincoin was seemed like we just kept falling and motorists stopped or slowed down to Since turning his talents from There is enough water to supply p.m. Rookie of the Year and Most Anderson, 31, a friend of Munson’s, pitched ball and was struck in the Milwaukee 63 45 .583 10 reported stolen from a Broad Street faliing. I didn’t know if we were ever watch cleanup crews at work. basketball and soccer to golf, John H$rald and a long-time traveling these persons, but the distribution "The Water Department is making Valuable Player honors. Munson was were both listed in fair condition at throat by a foul ball, but still 58 48 .547 14 parking lot, police said. going to stop,” Davis said. “ I heard a B & M spokeswoman Gloria Stone Herdic has become the best player in companion of this writer. He was New York 32 and leaves behind his wife, Diane, nearby hospitals with burns and appeared in 154 games as the lot of crushing noises up there. But'it said some cars which derailed were the Manchester Country Club with the Herald for 46 years ... Fifty Detroit 53 51 .510 18 and three children — Tracy Lynn, 9, bruises. Upon impact, both wings Yankees won their third straight pen­ .500 19 Police charged Helen D. Purcell, all happened so fast, you don’t have empty, and others carried mixed membership. The former youngsters have signed up for the Geveland 53 53 Kelly, 8 and Michael, 4. He also separated from the fuselage and the nant and second straight world 32 75 .299 4014 49, of 15 Rosemary Place with dis­ time to think of anything. ” freight. "There was a lot of highscoiing hoopster has won the Manchester Midget Football League Toronto H .:'r orderly conduct. Court date is Aug. Davis. 49, managed to hang in the newsprint on the train,” she said. program with additional sirups leaves behind a shocked ^ u p of craft caught fire. championship. He had off-season spr- We»l n Hot and Humid Weather coveted Men’s Division Gub Golf slated next week ... Since agreeing to friends, associates and admirers. Munson wiil be buried Monday gery on his right shoulder. 61 47 .565 - 13. cab of one locomotive with two other No estimate was given on how Championship three times in the last California go to the bullpen earlier this season, 56 49 .533 314 Thomas S. Janowski, 30, of New workers. He wasn’t seriously hurt, much the ciean-up, which was to con­ five years, the last two in succession. Texas Ron Guidry hasn’t been the same 55 49 .529 4 Britain was charged with breach of but conductor James McFarland suf­ tinue today, would cost. “There's Loser each time in ’78 and ’79 was Minnesota 53 52 .505 614 peace, third-degree criminai mis­ quite a mess.” said another B & M Woodv Clark, a young man who has pitcher he was a year ago with the Kansas City Solves Tureck’s Woes fered a fractured collarbone and New York Yankees when he was Expos Cop Marathon Game Chicago 46 60 .434 14 chief and interfering with police, spokesman. beoi in the winner's circle four times other injuries. .422 1514 poiice said. The arrest foilowed a ... Sherie Dow, headed for Penn State baseball’s biggest winner ... One Seattle 46 63 resulted in a virtual shutdown of his noticeabie high. sixth on Ellis Valentine’s RBI triple, rookie Tony Brizzolara hurled an .287 30 MANCHESTER - Ernest Tureck, domestic dispute, police said. Court later this month, is an instructor at wonders if anyone outside of NEW YORK (UPI) - They Oakland 31 77 “If and when something looks kind Gary Carter’s run-scoring double and eight-hitter to lead the Braves. Loser the town’s park superintendent, has department’s grass-cutting program. date is Aug. 13, the Neipsic Tennis Club this Manager Don Zimmer of the Red Sox spent nearly seven hours at the Thursday’s Results ' managed to find the silver lining Normally, at this time in the of high, we buzz over to knock off the has any faith in Bill Campbell as a Parrish’s RBI single and added a Gaylord Perry, 10-7, hurled the first 5 C o v e n try summer. She’s also Manchester’s ballpark to play a single game Boston 10, Milwaukee 1 behind those dark, rain clouds that high spots,” he said. Crash Injures Five relief pitcher. Campbell just doesn’t final run in the eighth on an error by 1-3 innings to move past Hoss Rad- season, the department will mow Today’s Games This has permitted his staff to con­ At approximately 8:10 p.m., No.l female player and one of the but Dan Schatzeder loved shortstop Ivan DeJesus. Chicago have been avoiding the area in recent most parks and fields about once a Christenson, 13 — suffered injuries. have it anymore and appears to have boum for 12th place on the all-time Kansas G ty (Busby 4-6 and Splittorff centrate on tree care and other Robert Kjellquist Jr. of 347 Flanders MANCHESTER - Five Windsor best in New England ... One of the every minute of it. scored two more runs in the seventh weeks. week. Even that figure is a reduction lost his confidence as well as his innings pitched list with 4,548. 10-11) at Detroit (Ubderwood 6-1 and maintenance problems that occur. River Raod, Coventry, was arrested residents suffered minor injuries The car was driven by Conrad J. toughest senior doubles tennis teams on a run-producing single by Miguel The hot, humid weather, with little from how often the department “out” pitches. “It took me a long time to get that Cardinals 5, Pirates 4 Robbins 0-1), 2, n on a Superior Court warrant charging Wednesday when the car they were Rioux, 31. He along with foui' in W tohester consists of Harvey Dilone and an error' by Parrish. rain to provide relief, has resulted in mows in rainier periods. “There really is a fringe benefit,” vrictory, but I don’t care if I have to Keith Hernandez stroked an RBI Chicago (Trout 54) at Toronto him with assauit in the third degree riding in hit a storm drain on (Tiapel passengers — Darlys A. Rioux, 31; In other games, Atlanta beat San overused water systems, brown Now, the department has been oft Tureck said of the reduced mowing. wait 24 hours for a win,” said the single to cap a four-run eighth inning, (Lemanczyk 8-8), n and threatening. Road, police said. Diego, 7-2, St. Louis beat Pittsburgh, iawns and uncomfortable residents. its regular mowing schedule for four “With the energy crunch, it does All had minor contusions and left-hander after the Expos won Uie lifting the (jardinals past the Pirates. Texas (Jenkines 10-8) at Geveland save us gasoline,” he said. He was arrested by his father, The road runs through the western 5-4, Philadelphia and the New York But, Tureck said there is one to five weeks, Tureck said. abrasions except Mrs. Rioux, who Kessinger Resigns m arathon game, 6-4, over the Phillies 7-1, New York 4-2 (Wise 11-5), n “The mowers don’t use much gas, Robert Kjeilquist Sr., chief of police. section of the Buckland Industriai Mets split a double-header, the benefit to this weather. Grass is There is some mowing being d ne, also had a lacerated leg, a Chicago Cubs Thursday. “I knew I Frank Taveras lined a two-out, Baltimore (McGregor 6-3) at New but any saving is a help,” he said. The arrest stemmed from a domestic Park and still is under construction. Phillies taking the opener, 7-4, and growing at a slow clip and has but it is oniy when the grass is spokeswoman for Manchester had to keep us close, because their seventh inning double to snap a 1-1 York CRant 7-5), n disturbance with his girlfriend on Police said the road was absent of the Mets winning the nightcap, 2-1. warning signs about construction Memorial Hospital said. All five As Chisox Manager starting pitcher (Bill Caudill) was tie, pacing New York over Boston (Renko 8-5) at Milwaukee Juiy 31 and back in March. In the only American League con­ doing a good job.” Philadelphia and ending the Philiies’ (Haas 7-7 or Caldwell 11-5), n He is scheduled to appear in being in progress. test, Boston clobbered Milwaukee, Richard B. Zak, 18; Michelle D. were treated at the hospital and dis- ’"^e last time I came to the plate four-game winning streak. In the California (Barr 7-7) at Minnesota Superior Court in Rockville on Aug. CHICACK) (UPI) — Don Kessinger, whose noble experiment seemed like the first time,” said 10-1. opener, Greg Luzinski drove in three Compromise Word Sought 14. He was released on a $500 non­ Christenson, 11; and Dori A. charged, she said. (Koosman 11-10), n as a player and manager ended in his resignation as both, says Larry Parrish, who drove in two of Braves 7, Padres 2 runs with a two-run homer and a Oakland (Keough 0-12) at Seattle surety bond. Gary Matthews and Pepe Frias he will take his time deciding what is left for him in his baseball the Montreal runs with a fifth-inning single to lead the Phillies. (Bannister 5-10, n WASHINGTON (UPI) - Armed accept a substitute word short of cen­ that begins today. knocked in two runs apiece and sure providing the clear impression Stevenson said the committee was career. double and a sixth-inning single in the with a dictionary, a thesaurus and .finishing a 1-8 homestand Wednesday game, which gave the Expos their books of synonyms, the Senate Ethics is left that Talmadge’s actions con­ ciose to agreement and it was “very Kessinger, 37, resigned Thursday night — were 14 games off the pace in stituted “gross negligence” and were important” it get a unanimous Way Tried To Assist Diabetics fifth win in six games. “But a game -Willie Mays Had Charisma Committee is seeking a compromise as player-manager of the Chicago the AL West. like that is a good win and it was a an affront to Senate dignity. recommendation if the case reaches The battery-powered device, under “It is like an artifical pancreas,” Kessinger had said earlier in the came trom nard times. He didn't go stands on the site and includes Willie word to convey a guilty verdict PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Scientists White Sox, mired in fifth place in the tough win especially when we started NEW YORK (UPI) - The middle- A precedent for an alternative the Senate for “triai.” development at the University of Dr. James Gutai said in an interview week he felt he could play a few more Mays Field (an enclosed playground against Sen. Herman Talmadge are working on an artificial pancreas American League West and in the in the first inning with all that light­ aged woman slipped past two to no college. I like him because he word can be found in the Senate’s dis­ Other sources said a divided com­ Pittsburgh, weighs a mere 3 ounces Thursday. “It would be attached to years but that he might give up the area with a concrete surface) where without urging Senate censure. — a device smaller than a deck of throes of a six-game losing streak. ning.” policemen as Willie Mays em erg ^ gave his all. I liked Willie Mays and mittee might mean the six ethics rest of his playing career to devote the ceremonies were conducted. Informed sources told UPI cipline of the late Sen. Joseph. cards that attaches to the stomach or and can be worn at all times except the stomach or a leg and is designed He said he would return to Memphis The (^ibs, who lost their sixth from a cluster of news media Joe DiMaggio.” panel members would end up fighting full time to managing. The Sox have “Induction into the Hall of Fame is Thursday there is “absolutely no McCarthy of Wisconsin in the 1950s. a leg — to provide insulin to during a shower or bath. It contains a to send insulin through the skin. This to be with his family before he m ^es straight, were leading, 1-0, in the representatives and stood in the path Mays himself has never been able McCarthy is listed in Senate records among themseives during the Senate a vested interest in his decision to explain the special charisma a single event — and it means a lot to possibility" Talmadge will be diabetics, thus eliminating daily micro-computer that regulates the method would eliminate daily injec­ a decision. first inning on an RBI single by Steve of the new Hall of Fam er who had as one of only seven senators cen­ debate. That could add enough con­ whether to continue as a player. They which is reflected, five years after me,” said Mays. “But identification cleared of misconduct charges in the hypodermic shots. insulin dose and delivery time. tions through the blood stream.” The White Sox replaced Kessinger Dillard before the first of three rain stopped en route to Cooperstown for sured by their colleagues, but actual­ flict to the proceedings to allow could use him on the team or his retirement, with his identifica­ with the kids means the Willie Mays’ tangled financial case, or dismissed who was named to the unique delays halted play. a visit to the scene of his early ly he was “condemned.” Talmadge to escape discipline negotiate a trade. story will be repeated. One genera­ with the committee's lightest pinish- managerial position only last Oc­ Sdiatzeder worked the first 6 2-3 triumphs at Harlem’s old Polo tion with both adult and young fans. ment option, a reprimand. Sources said the ethics panel was altogether, they said. To take his place on the roster, the tion will tell it to the next. That’s Arson CasesProbed tober, with Tony LaRussa, 34, innings to bring his record to 6-4. That the charisma still glowed was forced to consider compromise in the A singie committee recommenda­ iKatf^y saysri skipper of the Sox’ AAA Iowa farm Sox recalled 5-foot-4 Harry Chappas, Grounds. what makes it so important.” But. facing the possibility of a In the fifth inning, after a second “I liked you as a young man,” said clearly evident Thursday when Mays Talmadge case or risk the tion is believed necessary to counter team. LaRussa was to manage the who started the year at shortstop Mays was accompanied to the site divided vote if the harsher option of rain delay, Andre Dawson and Mrs. Rose White, with a firm returned to the site of his Mrly appearance of division and weakness the infiuence of Talmadge himself ITS HOT after “beating out” Kessinger in of the old Polo Grounds where the censure were used, the committee is For National Link White Sox today in Toronto. Parrish hit consecutive doubles to tie handshake. “I got six sons just like triumphs with the New York Giants and Sens, Russell Long, D-La., and spring training. But Giappas went 1- New York Giants played when Willie seeking other words of condemnation when the difficult and touchy miscon­ EAT PLENH OF FRESH Kessinger told a news conference the score and Parrish went to third at the Polo Grounds in the 1950s. duct case reaches the full Senate. John Stennis, D-Miss., who are HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — Federal officials are in­ for-16 and was to Iowa, where he has you.” was a rookie, by Leo Durocher, his lor the powerful Georgia Democrat, the resignation was his idea and he on a wild pitch by Caudill, 0-3. Then, turning from the astonished The Polo Grounds Housing During a two-hour closed meeting expected to be instrumental in the vestigating a series of suspicious fires in Connecticut as FMIIT TO COOL OFF batted over .300 for the past three first manager, and former team­ Sources said by using another word discussed it at lunch with Sox Presi­ Schatzeder.then lofM a sacrifice fly Mays, she told newsmen, “This man, Association — a group of high-rise, Wednesday, the committee reported­ Georgia Democrat’s defense. The part of a nationwide arson crackdown. dent Bill Veeck. It was obvious froir months. < low-income apartment houses now mates Bobby Thomson, Dusty the committee hopes to secure agree­ to score Parrish. I like him for coming through. He ment from the two senators — ly engaged in a battle of semantics, three are among the seven most Investigators from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco RATIW— n i — “ FIII8H the team’s recent performanc-j Joe Sparks, the Sox’ first base Rhodes, Monte Irvin and Sal Yvars.” and Firearms are looking into several Hartford area TofiMloM. Sulltr A iygar Montreal added three runs in the Robert Morgan, D-N.C., and Jesse with members using dictionaries, a senior members of the Senate. Phiim, PMOhM, Kessinger said, that “we needed a coach, was sent to Des Moines to nightclub and discotheque fires for possible connections Com, Pom, Cukoo, Oroon A Helms, R-N.C. - who have been con­ thesaurus and a book of synomyms to Talmadge is accused of five stiff TOTww poono, woi, nppofo, WftafiiMlaiM, Nm - change.” replace Larussa. to organized crime, special agent Charles H. Stone said Cm M oupm, UmM, find an adequate word. charges of financial misconduct, the •pinish, ■•tl,, Collird ar(p«lruH, $ OfMii “ I’m going home and spend some sistently supportive of Talmadge After that meeting. Chairman most serious of which involve the Thursday. time with my family,” Kessinger ©lP®iaTfSQUIZ throughout six weeks of disciplinary Adlai Stevenson, D-Ill., said a deci­ filing of $50,000 in false Senate Also under scrutiny are a shopping center fire in West said. “I’m going to think it over.” RSox Put It All Together hearings expense claims and the conversion of Hartford, a restaurant fire in Willimantic and about 20 sion would be delayed until Veeck confirmed the resignation Boston. regularly. The members favoring harsher campaign contributions to his per- fires in the Stamford area, he said. Houston Astros on June 13, Watson September when lawmakers return was Kessinger’s idea, but indieated I MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The “We’re also not hitting the ball “I feel if we can stay within 4 or 5 punishment reportedly are willing to from a month-long summer recess sonai use. Agents are checking to see if the Hartford area has batted over .340, hit 10 homers he did not try to change his bruised Milwaukee Brewers very well,” Bamberger said. games of Baltimore, we’ll catch restaurants might be linked through secret ownerships. Hm m uitumntr m tmmta mem a lAwm': and driven in 30 runs. manager’s mind. are wondering how Bob Wat­ The Brewers got off to a rousing Uiem in Sepyember,” Watson said. Possible motives in the fires include insurance fraud “Don felt it would be helpful to the Milwaukee Manager George Carter Wooing Ethnics I Erection \and elimination of competition. Stone said, adding the in­ THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS HATIVI ~ son ever got waived out of the start in these critical 17 games Boston teed off in the second CALIF NATIVt OBNI KlilM club and to Sox fans if we’d try to Bamberger was impressed. against New York, Baltimore and against Bill Travers, who was Residents wishing registration vestigation will probably result in indictments. im M I shake up some of the athletes with a National League and the “That was as good a hitting exhibi­ WASHINGTON (UPli -- President by gas rationing plan. The West Hartford fire caused more than $1 million in cunt Etoston by belting the Yankees three looking for his fifth win in a row, sen­ forms and additional information different management,” Veeck said. Boston Red Sox are mighty tion as I’ve seen. There were no straight, but then lost three in a row Carter is stepping up his contacts Press secretary Jody Powell damage to a block of stores in February. A Hartford HD. 4 9 s ding him to the showers with a three with ethnic groups, apparently chided the House Thursday for about the South United Methodist 49« ISt “I reluctantly agreed. It was his grateful he did. cheap shots,” he said of the five to Baltimore. run inning, highlighted by back-to- federal grand jury has subpoenaed the stores’ financial FANCY seeking to kindle support for a re- producing a “veritable grab bag ... Weekday Nursery School may con­ CWTMMm idea, not ours.” Watson and Dwight Evans hit two homers Boston hit. The third place Brewers fell 10 back homers by Watson and Butch tact Judy Burr at 643-9368. Her and long-distance telephone records. PEMKI ’"That's correct,” said K linger.' As for Watson, he said facetiously, election race. which nobody understands” on gas Investigators say fairly sophisticated steps were taken WLLte MAYS COUKTEO homers and batted in three runs each games behind the Orioles in the Hobson. telephone number was listed in­ 8 B * .M h “We haven’t been playing very well, “I’m glad the National League thinks American League East and Boston The president meets today with rationing. He said now the gas lines to make it appear to be an electrical fire. AOs.J—r J-S- ^28S CASEES HITS TO to lead the Red Sox to a 16-hit, 10-1 Mike Torrez coasted to his 12th vic­ Polish-American leaders, and next have all but disappeared Congress is correctly in Thursday’s Heraid. OftM DMI.Y • *>l. TO • • (UND*Y8 t A.M. TO , P.M. ^ there aren’t a whole lot of alter- (^KINTHEAUTIME win over the Brewers Thursday night he’s washed up.” moved to Within 7. tory in 18 decisions by allowing There is a chance that one of the fires, which destroyed • W M IT m H tn Id. Sundtr P$im , p(u. Lolfry TklMi • nitives at this stage of the season.” Bamberger said his pitching staff Tuesday he will travel to Baltimore “returning to business as usual.” the Shell Chateau in Willimantic July 14, didn’t involve TOF TEN. WHICH OF THK — Milwaukee’s fourth loss in a row. ’’I’ll have to talk to the boys tonight Milwaukee to score only in the first to address the "Sons of Italy” con­ Since his return from a trip to Schine Appointed His resignation ends an experiment FOtLOWINA FAIUDTO “That’s what I call putting it all is “really beat up and we’ll have to and try to pep them up,” said Inning on an RBI single by Gorman arson. Some investigators have said it might have been which produced, at best, mixed 6KT t , s o o r struggle” until they get starters vention. Bardstown, Ky., Tuesday, Carter has WESTPORT, Conn. (UPI) - Presi­ together,” said Boston Manager Don Bamberger. Thomas. Zimmer said Torrez had caused by a short circuit. results on both sides of the coin. A. MICKIY MANTLE Mike Caldwell and Moose Haas back. Watson said he was told when he With Congress leaving town. made no public appearances but has dent Carter has appointed attorney Officials are concerned about the Stamford area ■PERO PRODUCE!" ” Zimmer. pitched well in his last two games, B. LUIS ABUtICIO Caldwell Isn’t expected to be ready Carter was expected to spend more held a series of private meetings As a player, Kessinger was hitting “Watson can hit in any park, even came to Boston he would be used ’ with “good stuff and he’s keeping the Leonard A. Schine of Westport, who because an unusually high number of suspicious fires 276 OAKiJtNO ST., MANCHESTER barely over .200 for the season in \ je. 6Boo>a BOWHSON y until next Tuesday in Baltimore and mainly as the designated hitter, but time shaping his campaign plans and with members of Congress and with has represented both industry and an apple orchard,” said Zimmer. ball down low.” have occurred there over the past two years. Stone said .• 643-8384. sparing action. And the Sox — after Haas not until Uie following Friday in injuries have put him into the lineup drumming up support for his energy his incoming energy secretary, conservation groups, to the National agents are investigating the possibility they area con­ Slkt'NSIW 3Hi;jeMSU8 Since Watson’s acquistlon from the program and an “acceptable ” stand­ Charles Duncan. Commission on Air Quality. nected to an arson ring. B3iWS3t3K

PAGE TWELVE- EVENING HERALD. Fri„ August 3, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Fri.. August 3,1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN Windsor Blanks East Hartford Legion, 4-0 Town Tennis up Wednesday on Dino Peruccio’s By KKVIN CASK^ tle too much and throws strikes,” played good defense, and they Dobrutsky also saved a possible the sixth inning. Chris Maher waiked hustled. The best team won,” spoke single in the seventh inning with and Jeff Bourdon hit a Steuemagei two-out, two-run single but could not . Ilcrulil Corn-Hiioiiilrnl commented a happy Windsor coach, East Hartford Coach Wally Widholm. runners at second and third. He fastball over centerfielder Mark catch up last night. John Liptak. "We owed them one after all they ) It took two nights to decide Craig Steuernagel, who came up Windsor came up with another run called off third baseman Mike Anderson’s head and trotted around Dates Listed beat us last year when we won the who would face Manchester in short to take the loss, still pitched a in the fifth inning. Maurice Narcisse Huyghue to make the catch on a with a homerun to make the score 4- regular season championship and ' the Legion Zone 8 cham­ good game. The southpaw whiffed 13, doubled apd was knocked in by tricky fly bail near the outfield grass 0. in back of third. “If I had to do it all then tied us on Wednesday,” said Applications are now being accepted for the annual Recreation pionship and in the end Wind­ walked 2 but did not receive any Sharos who collected his second hit, East Hartford only hit five balls another double. over again I would nominate Wayne out of the infield and even when it did Liptak. ’’ Department’s adult tennis tournaments which start Aug. 18 with sor overcame East Hartford, offense from his mates. Steurnagel finished the year at 5-2. After Windsor scored in its half of Dobrutsky for the Zone 8 all-star get men on base it stranded the East ended the year at 18-8-1 singles competition for men and women. 4-0, behind the strong four-hit After retiring the first eight the inning. East had a threat going. team, I made a bit mistake,” voiced runners. Pete Kiro led the East first overall. Windsor was led ’by stellar Ray Camposeo will supervise play. Registration fee is $2 per person per pitching by Tom Sharos last batters, all on strike outs, Steuer­ Matt Proctor laid down a bunt single. coach Liptak of hsi shortstop. with a single but was caught stealing. shortstop Dobrutsky who went two Singles are listed Aug. 18-19, 25-26. event. night in East Hartford, to set nagel gave up a triple to Sharos. Ron Durler followed with a strike out Dobrutsky ended the playoffs with In Wednesday's encounter with for four and winning pitcher Sharos Mixed doubles will be Sept. 8-9 with A master’s division for players 45 who was two for three. Dobrutsky up tonight’s encounter with the Wayne Dobrutsky followed with a to bring up pitcher Steuernagel with East Hartford by making three East Hartford, Windsor pitcher Dana men’s and women’s doubles Sept. IS­ and over is also planned. assists and having five putouts along Farrow pulled off two pickoff plays ended the year batting .534 against Silk Towners. bloop single to bring Sharos around two-outs. Steuernagel hit the ball IS. Only Manchester residents are deep in the hole to shortstop with three in the hole plays. Those and was aided by a doubieplay in the East Hartford. He also went three Registration starts Monday and eligible and they must be at least 18 Shares did not issue a walk, fanned and gave Windsor the run it needed. “We hit the ball in the right spot Dobrutsky and when he saw he had were the hustling defensive plays second inning in the 2-2 tie. It seemed for seven with two RBIs in the ends at noon Aug. 15. In terest^ par­ years of age. six to go along with some sparkling today and gave us runs,” voiced Lip­ no chance of getting Proctor at se­ EasU coach Widholm was talking even when East was in scoring posi­ playoff series. ties may sign up at the Rec Office on Defending champions are Steve defensive plays by his teammates. tak. cond for the force out he rifled it over about. tion Windsor wouid come up with the Garden Grove Road or via mail to Hadge and Betty Ann Kapshaw in “Tom pitched a very strong game to first and got Steuernagel by a foot. Windsor added insurance runs in big play to end it. East finaily caught the Rec Office at 41 Center Street. men’s and women’s singles. and had good control. He doesn’t rat­ Windsor came ready to play, they Softball ) Watson Regains Zone Eight Champions Host Playoff Finals Tonight Newport to Host FormaVs Inn Rally Winner of the American Legion 1979 Zone Eight regular season Brandt, Eric Gauruder, Ken Hill, R ^ e Linsenbigler, Greg EASTERN championship, Manchester will host Windor tonight at Kane, Dave Bottaro, Mike Freiheit, Manager Skip hukoleit. ’Two out single in the bottom of the Winning Touch Eagle Field in the first of a best-of-three game playoff set star- Front row. Assistant ^ ach Joe Bani^g, Gary Shat^ Jack Lyon, Legends Classic seventh inning by Phil Duff drove in ting at 5:30. Squad members, top row (1. to r.) Bob Donahue, Joe Pannaro, l^ k e Gilberto, Howie Furlong, Brad Cabral, Kyle Nets Softball Title the tie-breaking run last night at Mt. Nebo as Dean Machine stopped Se­ BIRMINGHAM, Mich, (UPl) — If Tom Watson gets any more Coach Jack Holik, Ken Brasa, Mark Butler, Shawn Spears, Jon Ayer. Batboy is Jason Donahue. NEWPORT, R. I. — Sixteen of the greatest names in tennis Trailing 7-4 with one inning stage for Donadio’s triple which cond Congo, 9-8. confident, the race in the 61st PGA Championship could be for history, including Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall, Vic Seixas and hugged the leftfield line to knot the Gary Richards paced the winners second place. Green, Don January, Jerry Pate, Frank Sedgman, will take part in the $77,000 Carte Blanche Ten­ remaining. Formal’s Inn count at 7-7. Following a walk to Lisa reached back for that little with three hits and Duff had a pair. Watson, trying to break a two- Graham Marsh, Bruce Litzke, David nis Legends Classic, Wednesday, Aug. 22, through Sunday, Aug. Schwartz, Donadio scored what Best for the Churchmen were A1 month slump and without a victory Graham, Ben Crenshaw and Artie extra and it produced six runs proved to be the winning run on a 26, it was announced by Bud Susman, president of Carte Blanche Fyler, Spencer Moore and Syl Bot- since he won the Memorial Tourna­ McNickle. and former tour player and a 10-7 win last night over sacrifice fly by Rachel Rosen. tone with three hits each. ment in late May, came away from Yaz Never Finds It Hard Jim Masserio, now an assistant pro Masters; as well as a double playoff Another walk and RBI hits by Dawn Windsor for the 1979 Central Monday night. Army & Navy Club Thursday’s first round bursting with at Canterbury Golf Club in Ijiver twice winner of the urand featuring teams of one Legend and Connecticut Women’s Fast Pawlich and Klotzer closed out the and North United Methodist tangle confidence. inning. Cleveland. fniir timB Australian ( ^ n e"® Master. Prize money breakdown with first place at stake. ’The teams A slight altering of his take-away, “ It was one of those rounds you’d Pitch Softball League cham­ The Inn’s were outhit, 12-8, but a C^moton Z eIJSll are a m o n g ^ «.' »77.000 purse is $40,000 for Legends finished the regular season with 11-3 which he made with success during like to play every day,” said pionship at Fitzgerald Field. dozen walks proved to be Windsor’s Getting Up for Ball Game players already qualifying from the r^f**'** singles records. his final practice round Wednesday, Caldwell, who was disqualified from Ellen Donadio's bases loaded triple downfall. current Carte Blanche Tennis and $15,(XI0 f'"’for combined dnuble.s. doubles. Final standings - A&N 11-3, got credit for his first-round, 4-under- last year’s PGA at Oakmont for Newport marks the culmination of in the top of the seventh keyed the Karen Kachnowski hurled the dis­ Legends Championships circuit for Methodist 11-3, Postal Employees 9- par 66 over the challenging 7,014-yard signing an incorrect scorecard. “I BOSTON (UPl) - He grew removed enough to avoid any close late uprising. tance in winning her seventh game. Adds reliever Dave Laroche of the players 35-and over. the inaugural Carte Blanche Tennis 5, Alliance Printing 8-6, CBT 6-8, Oakland Hills Country Club course. drove it very well and that was the up on an isolated potato farm friendships. He has been close to a Legends tour, a six-city, $200,000 cir­ Formal’s jumped off to a 3-0 first She issued one base on balls and California Angels, “ He’s one of the number of teammates in the past. Rockwell 5-9, Second Congo 4-10, It was good enough for a one-shot key to my round. ” on Long Island, a simple life in cuit with prior stops in Atlanta; inning lead, upped the count to 4-0 struck out six. Kachnowski’s riple best clutch bitters in the game. I None is around anymore. Others in the field will be Roy Dean 2-12. lead over Rex Caldwell and two can’t think of anyone better.” Miami; Newport Beach, Ca.; after three at bats but Windsor came accounted for the first two a cultural backwater com­ “ He reminds me of John Wayne in Emerson, who, with 12 major titles DUSTY better than the scores shot by Jay Darrell Johnson adds this, “He Chicago and St. Louis. Players were alive with three runs in its half of the Manchester runs and it was 3-0 when pared to the frenetic world of a movie about a squadron leader. to his credit, has won more grand One of the season’s better games Haas and Ron Streck, but more im­ PGA rose to the heights all great athletes slam events than any other player in awarded points for performance in third and moved out front with Pawlich singled in the first. last night found the British-American line drives, diving catches and He’ll never allow himself to get close another three-run scoring frame in portantly, it helped the year’s do when it came time for him to win. history; and former Unit^ States single competition, with the top eight W arren ’s leadoff trip le was Club eking out a 4-3 decision over the leading money winner regain some of pennant pressure he now in­ to his troops because he’s seen so the fifth, A single tally in the sixth In that regard, he is one of baseball’s and French champion Fred Stolle. finishers in the point standings followed by three straight walks to Manchester Jaycees at Robertson that lost confidence. Four-time PGA champion Jack many die off,” says Red Sox broad­ found the invaders leading 7-4 with habits. super men.” qualifying for the Newport Classic. give Manchester a 4-0 edge before Park. “I’ve been trying to build some Nicklaus. struggling to regain the caster and former teammate Ken three outs remaining. Then the roof Where earlier there had been a Grady Hatton, a scout for the San Eight Tennis Legends will be Windsor got untracked and entered Bruce Carpenter drove in the win­ confidence in my swing and to do winning touch which has eluded him Harrleson. caved in. Ellen Donadio so far this year, was even-par after half-decade of boos, looks of suspi­ Francisco Giants, says, “We had him joined in Newport by an equal the scoring column. ning run in the bottom of the seventh that, you have to find something But the emergence of Yaz as the Wendy Warren walked to launch 16 holes, but bogeyed the 17th and cion from hard-crusted New England crossed off as washed up three years number of renowned “Tennis up the middle and Kathy Masterson The Inns will compete in the inning. mechanical,” said Watson. Leader of the Loose is a vivid twist the uprising, Kathy Klotzer singled walked to load the bases to set the Portland Invitational next week. double bogeved the 18th to finish at baseball fans, there now stands a ago. Now he’s talking about going from the moody and sometimes Masters” over the age of 45. In addi­ Roger Harwood of the Jaycees was Claiming “it’s nice to be back,” he beatified folk hero, a subject of in­ five more years. And that’s what I’m tion to former American Davis Cup the only player with two hits. said he is now “excited about playing 73. hostile days of the 1960s. By his own Defending champion John cessant idolatry. writing down. I won’t be that wrong stalwart Seixas and two-time INDY LEAGUE again.” He’s nearing 40 years of age. He’s admission, he had trouble adjusting Mahaffey had a 72. two-time cham­ again.’’ Australian and U.S. champion Names In the News Tanner Upset Single, double and triple came off Caldwell, a fifth-year touring pro closing in on 3,000 base bits to go with Despite his plebian roots, in Boston and was bothered by bad Sedgman, other probable Masters en­ pion Dave Stockton was in the group days. And even after his Triple the bat of Barry Nixon last night at still looking for his first victory, was his 400 home runs. Carl Yastrzemski Yastrzemski’s eye on the financial trants include Wimbledon and U.S. with 70s. while 67-year-old Sam Crown year of 1967, he was still the By Barazzutti Nike as Thrifty’s stopped Nelson’, 12- among the early starters and held the won’t stop and has no plans to do so. scene is as keen as his one in the titlist Neale Fraser and the one and Snead, a three-time winner of the target of boos. Bobby Hull 7. lead until Watson turned in his 33-33 He amazes Uie young with his age, batter’s box. He owns two potato only Pancho Gonzales. NORTH CONWAY, N.H. (UPl) p Brian Moran and Kevin Hanlon round late in the day. PGA, hasd a 73. “ I remember in the early 1970s,” 'i HARTFORD (UPl) - Hockey legend Bobby Hull may be playing for the farms in Maine, a coal mine and is a Frank Conner, one of those at 70, the aged with his youth. says Boston catcher Carlton Fisk, National Hockey League Hartford Whalers this season. They were two of the world’s top added two hits each for the Cleaners While Streck and Haas shared third vice president of Consolidated Foods. ’The five-day Classic will include hit his second career hole-in-one. “ I have to be proud of all my ac­ "Icouldn’t believe people were A spokesman for the Winnipeg Jets, the team Hull is currently under con­ players, looking defeat squarely in while Steve Smyth led the place, there was a group of 11 players He is set financially. separate singles competitions for the The field of 150. which is seeking a complishments. I’ve worked hard at booing him. I just don’t believe it. tract with, was quoted as saying a deal sending Hull to the Whalers has been the face, knowing that any form of Freightmen with three hits and Doug bunched at 1-under 69 and a like this game all my life. I know that I But behind his success is a stark 35-and-over Legends and 45-and-over $60,000 first prize, will be cut to the People have not always given that ironed out and only his approval is needed to complete the trade. panic spelled instant elimination. Nelson and Mike Longo each con­ number with even-par 70s. won’t look back when I retire and say aversion to the limelight which low 70s and ties following today’s se­ man his due.” Hull, 41, retired last season for personal reasons but is still under contract Guillermo Vilas, once the world’s tributed two hits. The 69 group included Lou I could have done this or that,” says draws so many of his ilk like moths to Thrifty will meet the winner of the cond round. / This spring, Yastrzemski signed a with the Jets for the next two years. best, and Roscoe Tanner, still Graham. Gibby Gilbert, Hubert Uie Boston Red Sox outfielder, first- a flame. Yastrzemski is uncomfor­ three-year extension of his contract looking for that first big tournament Telephone Turnpike game for a spot baseman, captain and general table in the public eye. He doesn’t Don Baylor which binds him to the Red Sox Akins, Cousy win, were both in situations in the town tourney. prankster. relish speaking engagements or the NEW YORK (UPl) — California Angels outfielder Don Baylor, the major Thursday where someone else less REC through the 1981 season. By that Seattle Field Goal Wins “ I never find it hard to get up for a banquet tour. time, he will be 42 and who knows if Enter Program league leader in RBI, was named American League Player of the Month for experienced might push the panic Shutouts are rare in slow pitch “One of the things that’s bwn NEW YORK (UPl) - Don’t tell hit running back Sherman Smith with game. The day that happens. I'll he will be ready to retire. Chances July, the league announced . button. softball but Don Hensley turned in hardest for me has b«n dealing with Jack Patera it was only a a 55-yard pass to set up Efren leave. It’s a pride. That’s what it all are, with all the personal Veteran actor Claude Akins, Baylor, who also captured the award in May, batted .349 in July with six They battled back, but for Tanner, the feat last night as Reed stopped comes down to — intense pride,” he crowds. I’m not at ease in public, meaningless preseason game. H errera’s game-winning 21-yard Carl Yastiremuki achievements, Yastrzemski may stili former basketball great Bob Cousy, doubles, a triple, and 11 home runs. He slugged at a .725 pace and set a club- it was only a temporary respite. The Looking Glass II, 11-0, at Keeney. The Seattle coach saw his team says. social situations. I grew up on a field goal in Seattle's 12-9 victory. be out on the field in search of the one and game show host Dennis James, record of 34 RBI. Wimbledon finalist was upset, 6-7, 7- Barry Pinney collected two hits. jump out to a 9-0 lead over Minnesota In the only other preseason game. Yastrzemski will be 40 on Aug. 22 farm, the nearest neighbor a quarter goal which he has eluded him since have joined the celebrity Pro-Am 5, 7-6, by Italian Corrado Barazzutti one a homer, and Don Hensley added Houston edged St. Louis. 9-7. and around that time should become admit the emergence of Red Sox mile away, and that’s the way I’ll Ken Griffey under the direction of regular coming to the majors in 1961. field for the GHO, Wednesday, at the while Vilas rallied to record a 3-6, 7- two more singles. Tight end Mike Barber caught a 33- the first American League player to stars Fred Lynn and Jim Rice also always be,” he says. quarterback Jim Zorn Thursday “’The one goal I want is to win a Wethersfield Country Club. CINCINNATI (UPl) — Knee surgery is inevitable for Cincinnati Reds’ 5, 6-1 win over West Germany’s Rolf Two doubleplays aided th e ’Reed night in the first preseason game for yard TD pass from Gifford Nielsen collect 3,000 hits and 400 homers. has prolonged his playing career. Though renowned for batting, Saddled with the tag as Ted World Series. I’ve been in two and outfielder Ken Griffey. Whether the surgery will be performed in the im­ Gehring. defense. both teams — then watched nervous­ and Toni Fritsch kicked a 29-yard Three National Leaguer; — Henry Yastrzemski also is one of the best Akins, who has appeared in hun­ Williams’ replacement, Yaz waited we’ve lost it in the seventh game both mediate future or at the end of the season is a decision that Griffey will have Vilas and Barazzutti were among CANDLELIGHT ly as the Vikings tied it up in regula­ field goal in the fourth quarter to Aaron. Willie Mays and Stan Musial fielders in either league. He has won . . . . t • u- ..i, dreds of T.V. shows and movies, is nearly 15 'years before sharing the to make, according to his lawyer and contract consultant Tom Reich of eight who survived to make it to the When Moriarty’s were unable to tion time. help the turnover-plagued Oilers beat — have done it. «ven^ld Gloves (deluding one at I ^ant that championship, he perhaps best known for his role in the superstar spotlight with the two Pittsburgh. quarterfinals of the $175,000 Volvo field a full team a forfeit was Zom, who sat down after Seattle’s the Cardinals. “I never even think of the age 38) and has mastered the in- , . .. , u- i. i. hit T.V. series “ Movin On.” An arthoscope test was given to Griffey Wednesday by Dr. Robert Heidt, a International tennis tournament. awarded the Jaycees last night at first two possessions, was ushered records,” Yaz says as he goes hitters. tricaciM of the fabled Green Monster , « the goa which he craves, Cincinnati orthopedic specialist, at Chrisj Hospital. Reich said, “ ...The tests Tanner fought off four match Fitzgerald Field, 7-0. back into the game in overtime and Uirough his usual postgame routine I never liked being the next Ted (leftfield wall) in Fenway Park. one which will keep him going Cousy, played and captained the did show that there has been a wearing away of a bone in Griffey’s knee that points in the third set, and was within Meanwhile, at Robertson Park, the of sprinkling salt on the top of a can Williams. I never liked those years “That’s another thing about Carl,” after the records are set. But he World Champion Boston Celtics from only surgery can correct. The process of corrosion has taken place over a two points of victory when the Zipser Club rode a solid 21-hit attack of light beer. ’’The day I retire, when everything seemed to get t li - « ^* inconsistent referring. “I played WOMEN’S REC LaChappelle, Kidney “Fortunately, for the past few James, has been a T.V. pioneer, ac­ prepared for start of play the agreement “an equitable arrangement for both sides. ” Murphy “ He has kept his body is such great Yastrzemski, the judge of the gyj jj |,g cannot achieve that better today than all week. He’s one B&J outlasted Eastern last night 9:26 Bottaro, Rosenthal, King. years. I’ve bwn able to play on a tor and most recently master of yesterday in Michigan. Two Arthur Ashe 6:52 E. Kennedy, Clough, N. Smith, shape, that is the key,” says court, IS often the one who is fin^. thrill, Carl Yastrzemski is assured a of the top players in the world on clay at Cheney, 11-9, as Lany Dunbar Narkon Manager Darrell Johnson of the Seat­ good tean, a team with a chance at ceremonies for the nightime verion weeks ago he fired a 66 round stroked three hits, one a homer. Remes 9:33 R. Smith. Daly, Taylor. the pennant. If I wasn’t on a pennant- He has been fined for wearing the gpgt in Cooperstown, a plaque on the of “The Price is Right.” Jam es is in t NEW YORK (UPl) — Tennis star Arthur Ashe underwent diagnostic tests and he’ll always be fighting and tle Mariners, who managed same sportcoat three straight days gg^t to all the men who in Quad Cities Tournament, Sally Robinson, Sue Ladyga and 6:59 Denz, Malis, Finnegan, Putz Larmett contending team, I don’t think I’d be he current motion picture “One and for a possible heart ailment Thursday at New York Hospital in Manhattan. He hanging in there.” 7:06 Kristoff, Lipinski, J. Harvey, Yastrzemski at Boston in the mid- and claims he o ^ s only^^o su^. ggg^g^ ^im to greatness on the marking the first time in was reported in good condition at the hospital’s intensive care unit. Barazzutti will meet sixth-seeded Millie Valentine were also in the 9:40 Bolin. Cavedon, Abraitis, playing. When you’re in this kind of Only” with Henry Winkler. Eigner Sr. 1970s. “It’s because he keeps in shape He was fin ^ $20 by c o m e d ian ^ n g^rdly a shallow history that anyone shot a His physician, who asked not to be identified, said Ashe “does not have a Jose Higueras of Spain, who crushed home run parade, Valentine turning Edwards situation, yon don’t think of personal 7:13 Curtis, J. Macaione, Eigner in the offseason. He would report to Rickies or general principle. His ^ggg g^hment, for the potato definite diagnosis of heart attack or any other specific heart problem. Tests American Brian Gottfried, 6-1, 6-1. in the feat twice. 9:47 Watson, Allen, Masi, Palmer spring training a couple pounds goals,” he says. The GHO will be held from Aug. 8 round of golf under his age on Jr., Schaffer teammates once buimed his ramcMt. fa^merts son who just wants to lead are still going on.” The doctor said Ashe “is feeling fine and has no pain. He Vilas’ opponent will be seventh- Terry Clapp and Diane Goodwin 9:54 Ottaviano, Tomkiel, S. Leone, lighter than he was at the end of the The personal goals, the 400 homers through Aug. 12. the pro tour. (UPl photo) paced Eastern with three hits each. 7:20 Jones, Herdic, Bates Sr., and 3,000 hits, graphically illustrate All of the above has brought Yaz simple life, ... is in intensive care as a purely precautionary measure. He is not receiving seeded Victor Pecci of Paraguay, Betko season.” closer to all the Red Sox, yet any unusual treatment, just the tests." who downed American Brian Turner Sr. 10:08 Vonderkoll, R Macaione, his versatility as a hitter. He can 7:27 Pionzio, O’Brien, Zanis, In the offseason, Yastrzemski Teacher, the 14th seed, 6-2, 6-1. Dvorak, Dobkin retires to his seaside home in hurt you with power or with fitness. Pitcher Recalled Arnold Palmer Melton 10:15 McKee, Skinner, T. Leone, “ All Iknow is that he always hit the Jai Alai Rasultsi Vilas earlier had provided the most 7:41 J. Wilson, Genovesi, David­ Florida. He gets up early — fishes, BOS’TON (UPl) - The Boston R ^ dramatic moment of the week, only Bowling Organisation Whelan hell out of me,” says Catfish Hunter BIRMINGHAM. Mich. (UPl) — Arnold Palmer, despondent over virtually son, B. Leone plays golf, works out, lifts weights. Sox,-seeking to bolster their shooting himself out of the $350,000 PGA with an opening-round 81, hinted to be upstaged by Barazzutti, when WALLINGFORD,. (UPl) - 10:22 Wilkes, Liennon, R. Smith. He’s usually in bed by 9 p.m. after a of the Yankees. “The key to Yaz is he 7:48 DelMastro, Sawyer, Moffatt, has the power to go deep and the beleaguered P“ ching corp^ THURSUY SCOft Thursday he might curtail his play if he continues to shoot bad golf. “I’m not he reeled off 11 straight games after Representatives of local and McMahon steak, and perhaps, a couple of beers I fito JOR 141 9.M 1.M TDfTft Blount 10:29 Maddox, Shaw Jr,, Shea, Lan- 31M iin l«$UMi ».N 14.41 4.U O b M b I 30.00 1240 4.90 going to go out and shoot 80s very often and continue to play,” he said. trailing 3-6,1-5. Twice Vilas had been statewide bowling groups have voted or martinis. to bun -ito to.,b.to hi., “STS," *1 Mil U l U l IHalkrai 2Q$w Nn*o SJO 3.00 10.00 3.40 7:55 Moriarty, Hayes, Cooper, 3F»t$ln*i “’That’s out of the question.” within two points of elimination, but to form a bowling council to promote dolina While the body physically enables There’s no real way to pitch against M l LM 2.N lltm ntH m 3J0 4 Kent 540 Dutelle Remmerswaal from their Paw­ MitoM$121M 24 $47.40 (biM li 24 $50.00 his passing shots finally took their the sport. 10:36 Gazza, Carlson. Mutty, him.” I tn Nrftdol4$2filll Palmer, who is 151st on the tour money-winning list with earnings of only 8:09 Moran, Staum, Corcoran, him to continue, Yaz is the first to tucket, R.I., farm club in the Inter­ m s s i i t u M Nrftcto 14 $11170 PcHodi 9-2 $173.40 toll on the tiring German. Meeting in Wallingford , represen­ Brown T riM i 14.3 $$3$.N Triftcti I.2.7 $1,117.70 $7,643 and has not won in the United States since 1973, still gathered an army Frank national League.______NrioeU M $13151 Trifodi 9-2 4 $54110 of fans as he shot a round of 41-40—81. That was 11 shots over Oakland Hills’ “At 5-1, I don’t have much left,” tatives of men’s, women’s, junior 10:43 Pie, L. Giglio, Livingston, Trtfocto 7-l S SSIIM FMmt mvDrrt and proprietor groups established the 8:16 Wilkos, Mloganowski. Weiman, Baker 1 Fmti 1149 lO.M S.09 9 (nsbMfiviU 1190 9.40 5.00 par. Vilas said. “I improved my passing Roberts 3 Zepa L49 S.20 2 JUu Zopi 9.20 4.20 nine-member council and advisory 10:50 Foster, Ferguson, Hickey, 6Cm 4.40 D«m«$ SjOTN shots and kept them near the tapes. 8:23 Backiel, B. Sullivan, Herman, 5 540 “He was running a lot and I knew he committee which will help form the Smith Jr. Qm m Ii 1-3 $34i 0 ’ ( M i 24 $41.40 Barry Jai Alai Entries N rficti 13 $79i 0 P trftdi 9-2 $15130 Legion Juniors Wind Up in Third Place was tired. He tried to serve and group’s goals. 10:57 Prior, Pickens, McMullen. Trificti 1-34 $591.00 8:30 Kaye, B. Davis, Beluardo, Izzo Triftdi 9-2-5 $490 30 volley. But you must do it right.” Among the aims of the new council Gustamachio nour FTTt TlKLFTft 8:37 Novak, Deskus, Gardella, outdoor i U H n t i lIJO 9.00 7.10 1 A n Asis I 9.10 7.40 3.40 ’Third place in the final Courant- ning. George Hanlon and Joe Panaro Fifth-seeded Eddie Dibbs, the are improving bowling tournament 11:11 Hilinski, Hunt, Zavarella, smnt Engberg IBST: l.ltaeOi 2. 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Fri., August 3. lO T - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN- EVENING HERALD, Fri., August », 1979 LEGAL NOTICE Probate Notice Court o( Probate, District of Hflp Want9d u ANDOVER PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Manchester NOTICE OF HEARING ------Searchers Find Nothing ESTATE OF LUCRETIA MABLE At a meeting of the Andover Planning and Zoning Commission NURSES AIDES wanted for held on 23 JtUy 1978, site plans enUtled “Hop River Homes" 9 an order of Hon. William full time on all shifts. Apply were given final______approval. Maps dated 7/23/79 showing . Uie E. FitxGerald. Judae. dated July 30, director of nursing. Salmon- atove W l o ^ e n t l i e on fife to the office of the Town Qerk, brook (Convalescent Home, off House Street, Glastonbury. In Woods at Burlington Townm----- D Office..1 1 ji.M Buiiding. purporting to be the lait will and teata* ment of said deceased be admitted to Please call p-6244. BURLINGTON (UPI) - State registering, Crowley said. police of their discovery when they Dated at Andover, (Connecticut this 3rd day of August 1979. probate as In said application on file Andover Planning and Zoning (Commission more fully appears, at the Court of MANAGER FOR police say a search by more than 1,- He said that volunteers had gone found out about the girl. Probate on 8/16/79 at 2:00 P.M. over every paved road in the 30.6 “It’s a possibility that someone John L. Kostic, Oiainnan Pearl J. Hultman, JANITORIAL OPERATION - (KX) town residents looking for clues Mary Keenan, Secretary Ass't. Clerk Must have experience direc­ in connection with the brutal murder square miles of Burlington, going 50- may have picked up this bicycle, may ting and following up super­ of a 12-year-old girl last week has 75 feet off all the roads. have seen it and picked it up and visors. Salary in the teens. turned up no new leads. A volunteer searcher Wednesday might be afraid to bring it back. We Probate Notice For more information foward State police spokesman Joseph found the knife in woods near where just want people to know we’re not LEGAL NOTICE Court of Probate. District of name and telepnone number concerned about how they got it. We Manchester to Box Y c/o Manchester Crowley said Thui^ay the searchers the girl’s body had been discovered ANDOVER PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION NOTICE OF HEARING Herald. four days earlier. But Crowley said just want that bicycle,” Crowley ESTATE OF HAROLD DUMAS, Sr. "found nothing we consider The Commission resented the need of a Public Hearing for a aka ^ HAROLD DUMAS, deceased significant.” tests hadn’t yet determined whether said. temporary Permit; final approval will be granted upon comple- S." 1 . ^ E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated July 31, Troopers had said they were most the knife was the murder weapon. Troopers were also continuing to tion of conditions as set forth. 1979 « hearing win be held on an N.C. LATHE HAMD concerned with finding the yellow, "The bicycle’s the main thing look fqr a shiny red, four-door Buick The maps, plans and acUons are on file with the Andover TURRET LATHE 10-speed bicycle Katherine K. Eber- they’re looking for,” he said. “But seen parked in the vicinity of the Town aerfc. Town Office Building, Andover. (Connecticut. 06232 n»mt of uid deceased be admitted to EHBIHE LATHE sold was riding when she disappeared they’re also looking for a murder slaying Friday night. . . ^ . . „ . . probate as in said application on file M id Crowley said the full-time team of Andover Planning and Zoning Commission more fully- -- appears, at the Court of on her way home from swimming weapon. A knife was found yester­ John Kostic, (Chairman Probate on August 14,1979 at 2:U P.M. SAHDBUSTER Pearl J. Hultman. lessons last Friday. The girl was day, but it may or may not be the 15 state police detectives assigned to Mary Keenan, Secretary M Houm^ ^ ^ . HsHdaya the case had conducted several hun­ Ass't. Gerk found stabbed repeatedly the next murder weapon.” 0 ( t t 6 ______■ OO^ day. He said state police were also dred interviews. InaurattM BwMilta ‘"There are still a lot of leads com­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS A total of 1,030 persons Thursday looking into the possibility someone LEGAL NOTICE ESTATE OF HATTIE L. PITKIN. Apply In P»non registered with the town’s volunteer had found the girl’s bicycle aban­ ing in, a lot of people calling in. And METR0HIC8IHC everything is checked out,” he said. ANDOVER PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION The Hon. William E. FitiGerald, fire department for the search and doned alongside a road, taken it Jud^e, of the court of Probate, plslriin RT. 6 A 44-A At a meeting of the Andover Planning and Zoning (Commission « diesler j.at bearing held more may have gone out without home and then been afraid to tell BOLTON CT. 06040 heid on 23 July 1979 the foUowing petition and actions were p ^ ^ d T taken. fiduciary..... on or before October ^ 26.1979 or be barred as by law provided. Pearl J. Hultman. Ass't. Qerk JANITORIAL SUPERVISOR 1 . Petition of L. Nizza a (4) four lot subdivision known as Oak The fiduciary is; - For multi-site operation. Ridge Estates, Section U, located on Bunker HIU Road. Burtoo Frasier aka Must have experience and be Devine Takes Hard Look Burton H. Frazier (kimmission granted a conditional approval of lots (8) eight, (9) able to work second shift. nine, (11) eleven, and (12) twelve of Oak Ridge Estates Tract 176 Oakland St.. Salary in teens For informa­ Manchester, CT 06040 n, based on the foUowing conditions be placed on the mylar then tion forward name and 067-7______- telephone number to Box Z, At Gaming Violations final approval wiU be granted. c/o fenchester Herald. a. baybales are required to be placed to control silting and ero­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Several Devine said at the second meeting of eight investigators for the Licensing sion as soon as Uie entrance way to the lot is opened. ■"Ha/p Wanfad 13 fronton and dog track employees, in­ the new Gaming Policy Board. and Integrity Assurance Unit which 2. Petition of WiUiam Austin for (4) four lot subdivision entitled ------STOCK ROOM (URK cluding one Milford Jai Alai player He said most of the complaints was mandated in the law that es­ subdivision of Eugene Sammartino located on West Street. SHEET METAL WORKER ■ Part time, 9 to 2, Monday who allegedly didn’t perform up to were settled at compliance meetings tablished Devine’s job and that of the Dnnmisslon granted a conditional approval based on the thru Friday. Assist withi par, were named in complaints last and have not required a full hearing. board on July 1. foUowing conditions be added to the mylar. ______]______unloading, unpacking and Idelivering of suppUes. For | month, says Executive Gaming He said the matters were dealt with "I don’t anticipate any major a. Ihe words “subdivision of” are to be added to Title Block. ATTENTION - Need 2 people either through suspensions or fines. problems other than recruiting and further information, please, Director John Devine. b. hay bales to be used for control of silting and erosion, are over 21. Immediate employ­ He said Thursday that an employee “We need cooperation but we want justifying the positions,” Devine ment. This is not a fancy ad, contact: required as soon as the entnuice way to the lot is opened, for Personnel__Dept, at for the gaming agency alleged the un­ to avoid a hostile atmosphere,” said. He said he wants the new we simply want a person who protection of Town Roads anid adjacent property owners. Manchester Memorlil named fronton player violated the Devine said, specifically mentioning employees’ salaries to be about the needs a permanent job. Ad­ When conditions are completed final approval wiU be granted. vancement opportunity. Call Hospital. 71 Haynes Street, “best effort” rule requiring players instances where auditors from the same as those paid investigators in between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - 3. Petition of ’Thomas Lariviere for a temporary permit to sell Manchester. 06040. 646- to perform to their maximum ability. gaming agency go to the fronton or the state’s attorney’s office. 528-3869. E.O.E. 1222, Ext 481. EOE. Devine said a meeting is still pen­ dog track to check their books. He said the hiring procedure should agricultural products during to produce seUing season on the He said he was still waiting for be completed in 30 days. northeast side of Route 6 between the Post Office and the BABYSITTER NEEDED- ding on the matter, but that 15 other ViUage Package Store. Monday through Thursday, 3 Plainfield dog track and fronton state personnel clearance to hire Play Party Hie Commission granted conditional approval based on the p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transiwr- MUNSON’S CANDY employees and those who made foUowing conditions. tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; KITCHEN is seeking male to Lucie Arnaz looks up to former New York honoring the cast of “Lone Star and Pvt. allegations have been called to com­ weekends anytime. team trade as candy maker. Mayor John Lindsay at an outdoor barbecue Wars,” two one-act plays. (UPI photo) pliance meetings since he took over a. The plan to be inked in. Must be neat, have good per­ b. The plan wiU indicate temporary use with name of operator. SEWERS- Experienced on In­ sonal habits, and be of sincere at the Tavern on the Green in New York City as director July 1. dustrial Sewing Machines. character. Send resume, in­ Devine said the complaints ranged c. An appUcation form wiU be fiUed out for a permit. WiU train if necessa^. Good cluding work experience, age, Refugees from customers who claimed they starting pay for the right peo­ address etc. to: Munson’s had been shortchanged at the ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday Candy Kitchen, P.O. Box 224, Disembarking from French tanker “Ventose,” Vietnamese thru Friday. Apply in person Bolton, (ionn., 06040. cashiers’ window to a cashier who Plane Checked at; PiUowtex Cirp., 49Regent refugees board barge for landing at Kashima Port, Japan, 57 was cited for not wearing the INFORMATION NEEDED Street, Manchester. Equal miles north of Tokyo. The group of 109 boat people were picked required badge. GROTUN (UPI) - Federal of­ their search for the body of Dr. ABOUT GERI ANN. Bom, Opportunity Employer M/F. ’The increased vigilance came as November 7, 1960 at Booth up by the French vessel in the South China Sea. (UPI photo) ficials are inspecting the fuselage of George Hulme, 46, who was piloting Memorial Hospital, Flushing, STAFF ACCOUNTANT - CPA nine people, including a fronton a twin-engine plane that crashed with the plane when it crashed. PHONE 643-2711 M M «lt>9U»Cf 'OUR 40 Long Island, New York. firm. Local firm located in MECHANIC owner and four players, were in­ three aboard while trying to make an Seiarchers earlier had recovered White, female. Please write - Tolland Oiunty is seeking to with NIAK CwflMiatloa dicted this summer by a Connecticut instrument landing at Groton-New the bodies of Hulme’s two sons, Jef­ Mrs. Helen Schwedel Howe, expand their staff to service 12245 Glenn (Hrcle, Lemmon diversified small business grand jury investigating alleged London airport earlier this week. frey, 13, and Jamie, 15, near the For mechanical work In game-fixing at Milford Jai Alai in VaUey, Nevada. 89506. Birth clients. Tax and auditing Searchers Thursday recovered the island. MoUier. experience helpful. Please service station with only 1977. fuselage near Pine Island, a small Police said the main part of the air­ send resume to Box S, c/o auto care in mind. Profit The nine indictments were the first piece of land off Groton's Jupiter plane was recovered near Pine □ N O TIC ES BoMff-Slocka-Mortgagaa 8 Manchester Herald.. sharing plan, blue cross made for betting corruption in the 45- Point section, but called off their Island, a smaU piece of land off the available. Must have own year history of jai alai in the United GOVERNMENT RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST. tools. Clall for appointment search for the body of the pilot. town’s Jupiter Point section; at about Pleasant personable and States L«Mt and Found 1 GUARANTEED BUSINESS only 2 PM to 5 PM. 646- Groton City Police said they will 1 p.m. LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. capable typist wanted by of­ 0879. “We’re taking a more aggressive decide today whether to continue LOST - Blue Ross 10 speed Phone 281-4112. fice located in the posture as far as compliance,” bUie, chrome pitted by fire ...... Manchester-Vernon area. damage. Taken from Lake Holp Wnntod 13 Please send resume to Bqx S, Street home. 649-7384. c/o Manchester Herald. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. IMPOUNDED - Female Awly 31 Commerce Street, Husky about 2 years old. Glastonbury. PTG Black and white. Found at COMPANY. Telephone 633- STATISTICAL COORDINATOR Hartford Rd. & Spencer 7631. Street. Contact Manchester Position availavle within hospital accounting department. Dog Warden. 646-4555. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC This posiUon wiU perform statistical typing, gathering of - Experienced only. Top various statistical and financial information. Minimum LOST - Male black & white wages. Apply: Atlas lile, 18k qualifications include: Some course work in accounting, or tiger cat. Lost in vicinity of forlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, bookkeeping and apUtude for an interest in working with Bolton Vet Hospital. Answers 5630151. figures. Secretarial skills essential. Excellent salary and to name of BUI. 647-9044 after benefit package. If you are interested call or send resume 5 PM.______RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll to: p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. Personnel Dept. Manchester Memorial Hospital, 71 Haynes LOST SUNDAY- Dark brown Apply director of nursing. St., Manchester. Conn. 06040. 646-1222, Ext. 481 EOE M/F / ' K '" ■ '' Burmese Cat. "CharUe” . 22 Saunonbrook Convalescent West Center Street, Home, off House Street, M anchester. 643-8461. Glastonbury. Please call 633- Reward. ______r SUBSTITUTES NEEUEU REPORTERS WANTED ! FUR SUUTH WINDSOR The Herald is currently accepting appUcaUons for I PUBLIC SCHOOLS positions as staff Keeping Cool I I Pay rataa for aubotHuto tooehors. $26 a day, pay Young Jason Maxwell, 2, son of Mr. and of the time playing in the family’s backyard REPORTERS I day avary two wooka. Mrs. Ronald Maxwell of Winslow, Miss., pool. (UPI photo) Persons interested should call Managtag Editor, knows how to beat the heat as he spends most j Contact Miriam Frank Burbank to arraiuie tor m lntei^ew . 644-0732 or 528-2191 She Herald I Phone 643-2t 11 'Ihe Herald offers Paid Vacations, Pension Plan, plus many other hraelifs.

- Picture yourself in a rewarding position as a nurie aide. K you always wanted to work in the health care field but lacked the training and experience necessary, here Is your opportunity to learn the ■ required skills while earning excellent wages and benefits. Tha Maadows Convalascant Horn# otiars: 1. Starting wage $3.17 per hour; $3.37 per hour Beach Walk effective December 1, 1979. 2. Fully paid insurance: hospital, medical, life and Speedy canines from the Seabrook, N.H., tic. The dogs, left, to right are Come On Jim- disability. Greyhound Park lead Sandra Marshall of bo, Charlie Bently and Passing Annie. (UPI 3. 10 paid holidays per year, 11 paid holidays in 1980. Saugus, Mass., for a beach stroll at Hampton photo) 4. 8 paid sick days per year; 9 paid sick days in 1980. Beach, N.H., following a swim in the Atlan- 5. 2 weeks paid vacation after one year. 6. Training and in-service education. 7. $60.00 per year uniform allowance. 8. Located near public transportation. Aids training clasast bsgin Immsdlatsly. Call: Pat Soucler, Meadows Convalescent Home Say Hey Willie 333 BkhMlI 8L ManchMttr, Ct. 647-9194 Baseball great Willie Mays who will be in­ subway to the site where the Polo Grounds ducted into the Hall of Fame Sunday, wipes once stood. (UPI photo) the brow of his wife, Mae, as they travel by Y EVENING HERALD, Fri,, August 3, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• PAGE SIXTEEN - KVENING HERALD, Fri„ August 3, 1979 ■Help Wanted 13 Help W anted 13 •••••#•••••••••••********* 23 Homee For Sale 23 ^ Directory of Contractors^ H elp Wanted 13 Help Warned 13 Homee For Sale 23 Homee For Sale 23 Hornet For Sato 23 Homee For Sato Help Wanted j j Help Wanted 13 FULL OR PART TIME - TOOLMAKER WANTED t3 Help Wanted Maintenance man. Laurel fmachine A. building. Apply in person, 81 PART tin ;?:- "Girl Friday". CARPENTER OR OPPORTUNITY TO ASSIST MANCHESTER, PARK LIKE SELLING your house? Calf us Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, (Mornings) Bookkeeping, LAUNDRESS AND NURSES Manchester. Apply Monday Commerce .Street, Glaston­ EXPERIENCED , Exoffenders to piake a MANCHESTER CHARM- 6 Room Cape. Fami­ first and we'll make you a AIDE - 12 midnight to 8 AM, bury, or call 633-4895. ^ in g necessary. For active CARPENTERS HELPER - successful reentry into the ly room. New kitchen. 3S0s. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, MJUICHESTER/VEIINON through Friday,ly, 11-3. Real Estate Office. 289-7475. By appointment. 643-9380. No Enjoy working in a very plca- Call Tim Connelly at 646-1379 community. Experience. m ta o R S Gracious executive Realtor, 643-1577. sant and homelike at­ Familiarity with Manchester agents. AREA ANGEL PLUMBING t HEATING, after 6 PM. Colonial, beautiful view REPRESENTATIVE mosphere helping our elderly BABYSITTER NEEDED- 2 desirable. Salary $10,000. Send of valley and Mt. Tom. 4 MAY WE BUY your home? residents. Experience 431 New State Rd. hours. 4 times a month, within WOMAN FOR CLEANING resume to: Manchester Area Quick, fair, all cash and no l i t n o l 6W4M36. Box 194, walking distance to Bently BOLTON bedrooms, 2600 square preferred. Please call Doris ROOMS - Manchester Motel. Conferences of Churches, feet. Plumbing for 4th bath problem. Calf Warren E. 2 people with initiative who Blain RN Director of Nurses. Bolton, Connecticut 06040. School area. 649-7234. P.O. Box 773, Manchester, Office and industrial space llowland. Realtors, 643-1108. 644-1504. in basement. Lovely desire to advance into 646-0129., Manchester Manor Manchester, Ct. 06040 Conn. for lease. Reasonable Buelnett Property 26 landscaping. Call owner management, with one of Nursing Home, 385 West ORLANDO ANNULLI & SONS, OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House PANTRY PERSON - Part rates. Close to 1-84. Ample G. FOX CARPENTER Center Street. Manchester. GENERAL CONTRACTOILS- 147 delivery. Year round work. time evenings. Call Cavey’s SCREENERS- We are 443-2826. MANCHESTER- Adjacent to LOOKING FOR unrestored the largest companies in Tel: 643-5168 All benefits. Apply M&M Oil parking. this field. Write Mr. John RUILDING AND HOME Hale Road. Manchester 644-2427 643-2751. presently expanding our Parkade. 10,000 square foot Circa 1700 - 1850 Cape. 7 -(- WANTED: Loving sitter for Co., Route 6, Bolton. Screen Printing Department [REALES1ATE building, 2 stories. Fire rooms, 11/2-3 acres and bam Lulek at 765 Main St.. East ■Builders Of Fine Buildings" Robertson kindergartner. CLERK / TYPIST for mis­ and are accepting M tWMTra MB M m uw MANCHESTER - 7 room damaged. 100 x 500 lot. Finan­ for woodworking business. Hartford, CT 06108. From 10 AM to school time, PRODUCTS WE HAVE OIL BURNER SERVCE applications of qualified in­ IN te.i cing. Broker. 528-3264 ; 742- Want in Manchester, Bolton, cellaneous dpties, with jmmdoi m roMui iMociiion Cape, new kitchen, aluminum An Equal Opporlunily Company occasional after school for 3 I’LUMBING - 25 Y ears' MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all telephone experience, for dividuals ei^rienced in both siding, 4 bedrooms possible. 65^- Andover & Coventry area. residential. All benefits. M L - dall 249- kids. Starting in September, Experience I Call Tom small busy office in Hand and Machine Screening. 646-2482 KEHH REAL ESTATE Pool, porch?h and patio.natio. Com-Com­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3^,000 to 336,000, but some time is available in M Oil, Route 6, <on. Excellent fringe benefits. 0934, extention 312 or exten- Dawkins at 649-7631. "Dif- Manchester. Dynamic Metal 6464126 pare ui the 300's. Group I, Real E state Wanted 28 August if desired. 649-1103 or •LUMBER •KITOEN CABIETS lii nil .Icih.s Taken In Stride." CERAMIC TILE SLATE Products Co,. Inc., 646-4048. Apply in person to: Quality Belfiore Agency. 647-1413. tion 8233, ask for David or CARD GALLERY- ★ lEW H O M ES ^ leave message. 289-7549 ask for Elaine. •ELEemiCIU. •WSULATHM Name Plate, Fisher Hill ALL CASH For your property, Aggressive part time sales JANITORS- Full time and Road, East Glastonbury. I Yes our office has a fine I MANCHESTER, BY within 24 hours. Avoid Red •P U M M K •MNDOWS S DOORS HOUSECRAFT Is the name people needed. Flexible hours, I selection of beautiful new I Houeehold Goods 40 POITRAS HOME part time. Mature and respon­ OWNER. 6 room Cape, new Tape, Instant Service. Hayes •MASONRY •TOOLS when you need Alterations on a permanent basis. Some PART TIME TYPIST [homes in all shapes, sizes, I IMI’ROVEMENTS Of AH CARPET LINOLEUM sible individuals. Apply in per­ kitchen, lovely yard. ^ ’s. By Corp. 6464)131 •PANOMO •BILCO DOORS or Itemodeling. ■Quality nights and Sundays. Apply in son: East Hartford Convales­ WANTED-15 hours per week, [and price ranges. Call appointment. 643-9380. No REFRIGERATORS Types. "Yiiur Satisfacthin Is person only, EOE. Card a a o i r . •GARDEMNC TOOLS •ALUMINUM SIDNK W o rk m an sh ip . At cent Home, 745 Main Street, afternoon or evening. [ today and we will be glad agents. Washers / Ranges, used, Our Concern." Free Gallery, Manchester East Hartford. Transcription experience im­ [to show you through these | m u x » 8 guaranteed and clean. New •FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES •OUTDOOR BULONKS Estim ates. Call 649-2361. Reasonable I’rices," Call Parkade. portant. ^ n d resume to: Box APPUAMCIS TILEVISIOII CATALOG AUDIO ^ 646-2lttll. [fine quality built houses! shipment damaged, G.E & anvtime RETAIL SALES — EXPERT INSTALLATION AIDE- Hours open. Custodial E, c/o Manchester Herald. FRIGIDAIRE. uiw prices. Uiin cenrm (STOVES •DRIVEWAY SEALER IN-LAW-SUITE type care. Call 649-2358. 9 room Colonial with B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Builders, Plumbers, Remodelers, RAY JONES I’LUMBING Si A UNITED CONTRACTORS vinyl and carpet remnants PART TIME. Phone from CREAM PUFF £UiJJ£L Street, 643-2171. home servicing our customers private large in-law suite, HEATING - Residential, in­ ■ Manchester. 522-9920. COOKS 4 KITCHEN BANK TELLER- Trainee or nEAUOfB Electricians, Real Estate Brokers and 1THEW.G.GLENNEYCO. Dormers, Garages, Second Available At All Times experienced- for Wapping Of­ in your own area. 249-7773. I Describes this 3 bedroom I 3)4 baths, family room, 2 ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! THt dustrial. Cnmmercial. HELPERS- Available Salesmen — Call Us tor Special Prices on •MANCHESTER •GLASTONBURY fice. South Windsor ^ n k 4 Ranch with fireplaced CENTML fireplaces, 1 acre wooded Custom made draperies, slip­ IW.G.GHMNtY ■CONSERVATION I .e v e ls . Additions, weekends and evenings. 330 N. Main St. 03 Htbron Ava. Remodeling, Enclosures. Trust Company. Hours. SECRETARY WANTED in I living room Rec. room and lavishly landscaped covers and upholstery. Budget your Appliance Needs end Services . ... CO. I 049-5253 033-4075 SI'ECIALIST." 2094 Experienced preferred. legal office in Manchester. HRCOW m OW N By NORMA 1108000 QRI-CRS Fam ilv ...... ns. Memhci HOURS — 8-5 Monday-Frlday Drivers License. Mature in­ Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. [with bar, garage and a lot. Minnechaug Mtn. area. Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 443-445 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER •ELLINGTON •WILLINGTON Main tiester Read. Glaston- to5:00 p.m.; Friday 8:30 a.m. Applicant must be an ONE YEAR LIMITED | Comes with this 8 room or 646-1000. Rt. 03 Wm I Rd. Routa 44 Keller Business Bureau Saturday 9-2 Wednesday 8-8 dividuals. Apply in person: ■Colonial 1st Boor 075-0213 429-9910 liurv. 649-1983. to 7:00 p.m., and an oc­ excellent typist to handle [ h o m e W ARRANTY. M tets rui nMiu ^ PHONE 047-9997 wst* Garden Grove Caterers, varied materials and have a familyroom, with Most people begin theirl Keeney Street, Manchester. cassional Saturday morning. I Priced in the 50's. Call -iMirMMesMKlIlir ELECTRIC RANGE- With Call MarUyn Eden at 2894061. pleasing telephone manner. fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2)4 serious search for a new I eye level oven, and lower Hours are 9 to 5, Monday thru I Now. HOWLAND REALTORS home by consulting a real! AIR CONDITIONING 4 baths, 2 car garage, walk­ oven. First 3100 takes it. Call MEDICAL SECRETARY - Friday. Salary commensurate out basement. Beautiful 643-1108______estate firm. Not only doj 568-9439. REFRIGERA'nON with experience. Reply with SERVICE MAN WANTED- Full time for 2 girl-1 doctor of- ★ FREE FREE FREE^ lot. Only 383,500. they have a large bank of I fice in Manchester. references to Box EE. c/o HAND TIED 96” SOFA & Must be experienced. I Do you know the market M* wunm uiB njs m u u information on what types! Experience preferred. Varied Manchester Herald. "Memlier 38 Points Retocitkn" CHAIR- 2 End Tables, 2 Excellent wages and benefits I value of your home? If not of property are available, I duties. He never yells! Kindly NEW LISTING. 4 family. Cen­ Umps. Call 649-4159. to the right man. This is a per­ MATURE SECRETARY - I call for a no-obligation PHILBRICK AGENCY but they are also familiar I manent position. Call John send resume to Box D c/o tral. Excellent income, never with the housing market in [ EltST OF TIE MlltR lEM. E5THI WUIlin Manchester Herald. RECEPTIONIST. Light I analysis of your property 646-4200 REFRIGERATOR - 24 cubic Van Ness. Woodcock Bookkeeping, typing, and a vacancy. Group I, Belfiore general. They know details | feet refrigerator-freezer. Like Refrigeration, 528-4144. today! You will be amazed Agency. 647-r 647-1413. ■ GILDA'S RESTAURANT - transcribing skills. Part time. in zoning and highway j new. 3350.00. 643-2221. 3 at the hidden wealth you Flexible hours. Manchester MANCHESTER - Immaculate I building plans and can give f Waitress needed. Experience I have! preferred, part time. 303 Professioanl Office. Send oversized 7 Room Cape, full the buyer iniormed advice | GENERAL ELECTRIC Adams Street. resum e to Box DD. c/o dormer, full basement, 3 or 4 on likely costs of[ RANGE- White. 40” . 2 ovens. EXPERIENCED NURSES Manchester Herald. JUST USTED bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, maintenance, taxes,] Excellent condition. 3100 fireplace, aluminum siding. By Sue Peck AIDES NEEDED- Full or FULL TIME SECRETARY repairs, and other matters. firm. Telephone 643-5557. MOTEL DESK CLERK - I A beautiful 3 bedroom full- I I^w $60s. Must Be Seen! 643- part time. Immediate RECEPTIONIST needed lor £L£iDir^ A real estate person can I positions available in private local Manchester firm. Will Saturday and Sunday after­ sized ranch in a convenient 7222. No agents. USED SEARS KENMORE PRESENTS Real Estate Editor noons. References. 646-6814. I yet rural Manchester set- m t m m help the buyer assess the I Heavy Duty White Dryer. nomes and Convalescent perform a substantial amount Homes Call 643-9515, Aid 4 of typing, filing and other I ting. Formal dining room, future of neighborhoods I Working condition. $25 or best Assistance. Manchester. related office duties. Send LEGAL SECRETARY- (rec room, 2 car tandem I MANCHESTER and the value of the home j offer Call 647-1567. The Baauty o1 A Wood Deck Conn. resume to: P.O. Box 1201, Eastern Law Firm. Full [garage and many other | Ideal Investment For as a long-range invest­ benefits. Experienced in £Lfi£>XC It 's not often a single “homehome feature can createcreal exterior Nbnehester, Conn. I fine features! Call today! Owner Occupant ment. elegance, add outdoor living space, enhance a view, and in­ PART ■nME LUBE person Domestic Relations and/or REAUORS □MISC. FOR SALE Commerical Law, preferred 4 FAMILY crease property value — all for relatively little money and needed to work 8 hours on EXPERIENCED GENERAL DUTIES CARPENTER- Per­ but not required. Call 423-9231. NIFTY RETIES UUmNOBOKU Separate utilities. Great virtually no maintenance. bturday lubricating trucks and trailers. Experience manent position. 5 days. 40 I Would you believe we have I N K noM iN m Income! Bus Line. Articles lor Sale 41 But a wood deck will do it. f u l l TIM E necessary. For appointment hour week. Full benefits. For several fine quality homes j Zlk M!NS A deck is also unique because it benefits all members of call 688-«79. appointment call: Con­ EXPERIENCED and respon­ I in this rare price range? [ WXli-NIIU. EVamUMBK! o m jb i the lamily and is suitable for almost every family activity. solidated Cigar Company. sible Pizza and Grinder help. Ml HHMiiB s a n n « I j 23r m iin y w '‘Member All Points Relocation" COVENTRY $75,900 It's a functional and fun place to eat. nap, play, party, read, MACHINIST- Capable of Personnel Office, 633-3641. Apply in person: La Straoa Colonial with 7 rooms and HOMES FOR BEAUTY West. 471 Hartford Road, I large lot!—Cape near shop- j S M M K N O l- ThB only roal Batete ALUMINUM Sheets used as 8:30 to4:30 p.m. An EfquaI Op­ Just listed! This Colonial with all your relax, and work -- on a job. a hobby or a suntan. operating most machine shop WOLVERTON AGENCY printing plates, .007 thick equipment on own. Top portunity Employer M/F. between 2 and 5 p.m. I ping and bus line.—Six I PUBUIMU Arm that you nood to eon- specifications. 2 V2 baths, first floor family room A deck of western wood has the additional advantage of 649-2813 ^ 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for long life and easy care, provided it is properly insUlled and wages. OT Fringe Benefits, I room ranch with fireplace I HIST SO" • P o m tect la TEDFORD REAL with fireplace, basement rec room and office, 4 HELP WANTED FULL I $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be has good drainage and profit sharing. Call 742- BABYSITTER NEEDED IN [and garage.—ALL HAVE ESTATE: CENTURY 21, bedrooms, walk in closet off master bedroom, SEPTEMBER- Three times a TIME- Gas Station Attendent. picked up before 11 a.m. AND CAREFREE LIVING Support posts and other sections of the deck that have 7325. [ o n e YEAR l i m i t e d ! me tewsmuiB n il n iu u Rt. 44A Bolton Notch, I ONLY. Immediate opening. Apply in NEW LIS'HNG. 5-5 two fami­ window locks and bolt locks on doors, extra week, at approximately 2:30 I h o m e WARRANTY! tmemrnhmMiaemr BoHon, 647-9914. You will direct contact with the ground need to be treated with SHEET METAL MECHANIC- to 6:00 p.m., in my home. person only to: Stan Graham, BELFIORE AGENCY ly. New boiler, new roof. storage over garage, park like grounds. preservative or a water repellent. Otherwise, no special Moriarty Brothers, Appliances stay. $52,900 for a flnd UMt tho brakora and DINING ROOM SET - 5 Must be able to work in­ Westwood area. Call 649-9048. RaaHort 647-1413^ chairs, table and buftet. finish IS required for a wood deck. It can be painted or dependently. Read Blue Manchester. fast sale. Group I, Belfiore aalaa paopta that work Agency. 647-1413. hora arc tho nleoat you Refrigerator and stove. Call VISIT OUR MANY FINE AREAS stained if that's desired, or allowed to weather naturally. Prints, and operate a variety NOW A CC EPTIN G 646-3327. Decks are sometimes thought ol as backyard features, of equipment. Top wages. APPLICATIONS lor part time MECHANICALLY GOOD DEAL - Beautiful 4 will find. Wo all work Fringe Benefits. OT. and Sales Help. Nights and INCLINED PERSON - bedroom house for sale in togothor to llnd you that but are actually appropriate to a number of locations. For Experienced in light plumbing DELIVERING DARK LOAM example off the kitchen tor convenient dining, oil Uw Profit Sharing. Call 742-7325. weekends. Apply: D 4 L. small town, Constableville, homa that will At your ana electrical work. Write to naada and your budget to I - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also AND LET US CUSTOM DESIGN master bedroom as a private patio, oil the children's Manchester Parkade. N.Y. In recreation area. sand, gravel and stone. 643- SHEET METAL LEADMAN- Box F. c/o Manchester bedroom as a play area, or adjoining the living room to Owner will finance. 333,500. u i i o i r . plaaaa contact ut today. 9504. This could lead to Foreman FULL 4 PART TIME for Herald. 315-376-6947. allow indoor-outdoor entertaining. ncA uoPts Poeition in a matter of months Snack Bar and Golf Course, CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye A HOME THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS To provide easy access to the deck full sliding glass doors if desired Will pay Top Wages ^ p ly at: Tallwood Country JANITORIAL HELP I Did You Know? i m n s H WANTED- East Hartford, set, electric welder, acetylene and large windows should be installed in the wall of the to right person, as well as ail Club, Route 85 Hebron. Phone "Your own mini- Studying the locall outfit, aluminum ladder, adjoining room Many older home are now discovering the company benefits. OT., Profit 646-1151. South Windsor. Tolland area. S j .J m c o m p a n y farmhouse with 6 rooms I newspaper is a good way to! trailer tires, new electric Sharing and Performance 5 to 9 p.m.. Monday thru (a t h oMk V enjoyment ol outdoor living space by adding decks where Friday. Middle aw man on 34- acres, 4 out­ [get the feel for what is I generator, electric lawn- possible. Competent do-it-yourselfers can usually handle Bonus. Call 742-7325. GENERAL PRODUCTION indfix^ndeniK buildings for the handy I available on the market. mower. Evenings, 633-7060. OPENING- We are a Fabric preferred. Roger C. Pease 4 ()«ncd and 0|X“tated this type of job.______Son, 8754570. person. $49,900. WELDER FABRICATOR- Converting Company in need BmM Uw HoMse of TOILET & MEDICINE Must be able to work from of an individual who wants to FULL 4 PART TIME HELP BLANCHARD Yow Dreans CABINET. Good condition. m GATE ESTATES - off Foster St in South Windsor. Bine Prints. Top Wages, work and is willing to learn mt M w n B u rn m b m mm u Suitable for cottage or boat. Benefits. Profit Sharing, and Basic Math and Mechanical NEEDED- Retail experience necessary. Apply in person: MRnCliRSlBf 846-8276 - 742-5321 Please call 643-6540. OT. CaU 742-7325. skills helpful. Competitive & 150x480 ft. building lot in wages and benefits. Call for Parkade Liggett-Rexall. 423-1601 MORTGAGE ROSSEnO one of M a n c h e s te r’s RAINBOW VACUUM with PART TIME GAL FRIDAY an appointment, 649-4192. SELIG REALH deep cleaning Power Nozzle. BOULDER MT — off Tunnel Rd. in Vernon (Mornings). Bookke^ing. OPPORTUNITIES FOR highest elevations and m COLLEGE EDUCATION. finest residential areas. ■MnNhWiWmiii’ Like new! Please call 646- typing, for active Real Estate BOOKKEEPER- Part time. A mui awsK omrviii 3125. MONEY! oflice. East Hartford. 289- client located in the East Earn excellent pay while Call for details. TIMBER RIDGE — South Windsor. Our newest area. 747S. Hartford area is in need of a receiving college credits MBWMnBumnMiwuu,, W W 9 part time, approximately 8 through the Navy campus for ■'Itemlier All Points Relocation SOUTH WINDSOR- Move PART TIME DAYS - In­ hours per week. Experienced achievement. Start at 3419.40 Schoolt-Cleeaet 19 FJ. SPIEGN ISALTORS right into this 61/2 Room SpU 6 Room ( Ranch in Sunset area. Fireplac dividuals looking for oc­ Boc^eeper to maintain all without previous college. Level Home. Located in livingrooin, finished rec room, garage it sliders from casional work in printing accounting records. This 34OT.40 with 20 semester hours FOR THE BEST - Manchester 643-2121 , quiet residentail area MT. SUMNER — Bolton. Off Bolton Center Road. 1 Acre plus kitchen to private yard. Economical gas heal 359,900. bindery. Flexible hours. would be an excellent oppor­ completed, 3485.40 with 45 Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Stockade fence area Manchester. 643-5003. tunity with pleasant working semester hours completed. excellent for pool. Arruda & pupils per teacher. FREE in­ CUSTOM BUILT 1970 Raised conditions. The person they Plus 30 days paid vacation troductory lesson with this ad. Barcomb, 644-8000, 644-1539. wooded lots. WAREHOUSE STOCK hire must be able to proceed yearly, full medical and den Ranch. 3 bedrooms, dining tal coverage, and the age-old Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. ^ ^ m ^ ^ n r u b t e T a r ' ’- CLERK- 40 hour week. Call with a minimium of supervi­ ...... »••••••• age, baths, family room, 6494648, 7:30 to 4:00, Monday sion. Please send resume to: Navy tradition of world-wide 1 1/2 MAIKHESTER thni Friday. Roger Jacobs, CPA, 1406 Main travel. Plus. a . written , □ R E A L E S T A T E aluminum storms, hardwo^ MAPLE MEADOWS - Off East Eldridge St. in Manchester. 1 guarantee for the job of your floors, carpeting, Amesite R O C n iN E Street, East Hartford, 06106. 3 bedroom L-Shaped COUNTER HELP WANTED- choice in over— 60 technical ,,•••••••••••••••••••••••• driveway. 358,900, 872-3452. lot left. Mornings and afternoons. ACCOUTING CLERK / GAL careers. For more informa­ Hornet For Sale 23 Ranch. Eat-in kitchen, for­ Apply in person only to: Bess FRIDAY- One of my clients is tion call your local Navy mal dining room, 1-4 P.M. u to n Donuts. Hartford Road, looking for an individual who Recruiter at 646-7888. WATERFRONT year-round fireplaced living room, OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY home and summer resort all 6 N P te m Rd. EaM Hartterd Manchester. lives East of the river, and wall-to-wall carpeting, 1)4 BOULDER RIDGE — Vernon. Several Choice Lots. who is looking for a diver­ MEN NEEDED by small in one. 7 room maintenance £UiUUi baths. Treed shaded lot Come & View this immaculate 6 room L-Ranch. free Ranch. Located on an MANCHESTER *54,900 LAUNDRY WASHMAN - sified and challenging posi­ manufacturing company for a REALTORS 365,900. ASK ME Detached 2 car garage w/electric eye. Fireplaced Applications now being tion, This full time position variety of jobs using hand and exclusive private section of GREEN MANOR RANCH living room, formal dining & 3 bedrooms. Full base­ accepted in our laundry would include: Accounts power tools. Requires basic Coventry Lake. Attractive ment & gas hot water heat. Reduced to 364,900 for ac­ department. Applicants must Receivable, and Tables, mechanical ability and some financing available. R. FOREST HILLS VUM0N4UNCIESTERLIE Lot 125’ X 85’ J IM D eS E N A tion. Directions: Oak to Forest to Forest Lane to be 18 years or older. Apply in Inventory Control and some shop experience. High school Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, Is the location of this out­ grads only. Must be mature, 646-1980 or 647-1139. Wells Road. Spacious 5 Large Living Room •Aiummum Sidmg DiPietro. Signs posted. person at Meadows (kmvaies- typing. The companv is standing 7 Room Raised room Raised Ranch, 2 or 3 cent Home. 333 Bidwell ottering a salary range of $160 dependable and willing to with Rrepiace •Aluminum Storms & f i t work. 33.50 to start. 7:30 AM COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 Ranch. 2 full baths, lovely bedrooms, country CIII NK I 11: \SS()( I \ I I S Street, Manchester. 647-9194. to 3200 per week depending on family room, 2 car garage, experience and a complete to 4 PM. 289-9321. ROOMS, 1st floor family kitchen, fireplaced Dining Room room with fireplace, 4 Priceii at $81,900. livingroom, sundeck, pool DRIVERS WANTED for fringe benefit package. Please • 3 Bed Rooms WHETHER BUYING OR SELLING, school bus van part time mor­ send resume to: Roger SOCIAL WORKER - New generous sized bedrooms, 2 treed lot, garage, $62,900. .S2S-9(ISI nings (begin 7:15) and after­ Jacobs, CPA. 1406 Main pilot program in Manchester 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car MB gwMia m t rut m m i Some Appliances • Landscaped Lot with Heritage Savings designed to assist mental garage, walkout basement, &lMtn .hs(xialion • SitiirlH^l NEW OR USED, CALL US FOR YOUR noons. Two drivers sharinp Street, East Hartford, 06108. Member All Points Relocation" •153 Buriisiilf A.. position considered. Flexibili­ health patients make a 383,500, Group I, Philbrick COVDITRY Included Trw s. Agency. 646-4200. ZINSSER AGENCY 1007 Mam Street. Manchester Tel. 649-4586 ty necessary as hours will oc­ HOME HEALTH AIDES successful reentry into the New 3 bedroom Raised community. Experience. • w/w Carpeting •Eat-in Kitchen REAL ESTATE NEEDS. WE ARE A FULL casionally vary according to provide personal care to peo- 646-1511 Ranch, familyroom deck, 2 school schedules to require pi.ile in their homes. Home Salary $13,000. Send resume to: Manchester Area car garage, acre -I- treed CALL FOR DETAILS mid-day availability. Pay at Health Aide Certification or lot. Only $59,900. SERVICE ORGANIZATION. hourly rate. To begin in Nurses Aide Trainin Conference of Churches, P.O. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Box 773, Manchester, Ct. SOUTH MANCHESTER BY September for full school preferred. Training provideo OWNER- 6 Room Cape. Good year. For information and If needed. Flexibility In hours REMTORS size rooms. Beautiful acre. HANO REALTY applicationplication can call twiionBolton Boarduoaru Must have own transporta­ RELIABLE WOMAN TO B Y O W N E R - CARE FOR 7 year old girl Fireplace, Eat-in kitchen, 2 043*8502 of alucation, 643-1569 through tion. Mileage paid. For MANCHESTER baths. 1 car garage. Walk out 646-5200 August 10th., 1979. further information call: after school in Bolton. Your home or mine. Days 273-3057; Full dormered Cape on a basement. Highland Park r 11111» WA Manchester Public Health tre e sh ad ed lo t. 4-5 area, $72,900. 64(WW.13 MAN TO WORK IN GLASS Nursing Association, 647-1481, evenings 643-2546. SHOP - Full or part time. Monday thru Friday, 8:00 bedrooms, 1)4 baths, over­ "DELIGHTFUL SEHING” Apply in person to J.A. White a.m. to 4:30 p.m. An Equal Butinett Opportunity 14 sized garage, wall to wall 275 foot water front stone ranch. Three bedrooms, Glass Co., 31 Bissell Street. Opportunity Affirmative Ac­ carpeting. Ideal for large ISUttM COMFORT ISO's VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco iwntssis glassed formal dining room over looking gorgeous An­ tion Employer. family $59,900. 6 room gas heated cape. Snacks with locations $3,580 an immaculate quality built dover Lake. Fireplace, and a large lot with view of the MATURE SALES WOMAN - |THE BARRUWS cORNEB Fireplace, rec. rm., large entire lake. 8V5x42 foot flag stone patio with fireplace. Part lime on full-day basis for TEACHER - Small co-op CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- MB MHMimutB n « nMMU 4 BR home on lovely nursery. Call after 2 PM. 742- 2355 Ext. 905. landscaped lot. Center island garage, patio and pool make Beautiful treed lot nicely terraced and landscape. Ail Children’s Wear Shop. Apply iM e r lU l Points IMoettiM'' in person; Mari - Mads, 757 8543 or 742-7888. kit., formal DR., cathedrals this an ideal family home. this and much more for only 369,700, Private yard on quiet street. Main Street. * EDUCATION LOMBMIDO ( kSSOGUTES in LR., 2 car garage. Bar­ CARPENTERS HELPER bara Bosetti. 649-8716. Elva Kiely 646-7866. NURSES AIDES- 7 to 3, and 3 WANTED to insUll blown-in M9-4M3 WE RE PROUD TO OFFER to 11, part time and lull time, insulation. Steady year round _ . HMNOXSEnM - ■ * ^ ------work, paid medical, holiday ’’'Hale Inetructlont IS IEWUS1IK This 4 leyel split on 1 acre lot. Quiet country REALTY CO., INC. Enjoy working in a very plea- work, paid me SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms, 2 sant and home like at- and vacationsvacations. CaU Jack living, yet short drive to Hartford. Huge REMEDIAL READING and baths, 3 bedrooms. Im­ OK raised ranch lovers — consider this 8 room home mosphere, helping our elderly Collins, 9 a.m. -12 noon only, maculate condition. Heated on 4 plus acres. 3 BRs., rec lamilvroom, central air conditioning, beautifully p a tie n ts . E x p e rie n c e d 527-5630. Glass Wool Insula- math; individualized work this 3 bedroom home with 99 East Center Street program, (lst-8th grade) by garage, cast iron baseboard extra large sundeck room, office, 2 fireplaces, treed - See it today. preferred. Please call: Doris tlon Company, 90 Pierson radiation. Blue stone "SPACIOUS AND GRACIOUS” lin RN, Director of Nurses, Lane, Windsor master's degree teacher. 668- overlooking acre plus in garage & workshop. Sliders, Best describes this gorgeous custom built ranch. Plush 8075. fireplace, intercom, beautiful­ decks & pool. $90's. Barbara Manchester 6464)129. Manchester Manor ly landscaped. Complete desirable area is waiting for W/W carpeting thru-out. 1st floor family room, 21x22 Nursing Home, 385 West TEACHING POSITIONS - 8th, you. Faith Jameson 289-1473. Bosetti 649-8716. RIDING LESSONS indoor recreation compound, 20x40 master bedroom suite, applianced kitchen, complete Center Street, Manchester. GRADE READING in-ground pool. Cabana, 043-2692 with bar. All this and so much more, nestled on 3.5 TEACHER, Connecticut Cer­ riding ring. Western stock seat, saddle seat and hunt Malibu lights, flowered Aqua GOOINEEZES USSTHMS200- (}l:'r M ORE With acres of complete privacy. COUPLE TO MANAGE tification required, 1 year slide, sundrellas, redwood OUTLET from home. Part position. HIGH SCHOOL seat. All levels 228-9817. Call for an appointment to see this home to-day. privacy fence. 3 driveways is all you pay for heat per Asking 399,500. time. $1500.00 per month BUSINESS TEACHER,, lus much more! Group I, blowing in from the lake will potential...... without 11« leaving pre- Connecticut Certification VOICE, PIANO Instructions. year in this custom built Former faculty New York Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. keep you comfortable this " IlS E N T R Y sent position. Local interview, r e q u ire d . SCHOOL summer. Gracious 7 room solar house. 6 plus rms-3 TEDFORD Call 1-364-5652. PSYCHOLOGIST full time. Music and Art High School. brs., 2 baths. 200 x 150 lot & Professional Singer/Pianist. VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 156 L Center Street lakefront home for those JREAL ESTATE S E IM IE S REAL ESTATE Coventry & Columbia com­ 16 X 8 greenhouse. Dave me • 644-8597. ROOM COLONIAL- 3 (CorMr of Spruco A E. Contw Sto.) who enjoy fun in the sun. 647-9014 WE ARE LOOKING FOR a bined, Connecticut Certicia- fireplaces, large Family Saunders 6434)303. [B 29 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford LsiJ hard working, conscientious tion required,required. Contact: Dr. BdT.IOOO EHO _ Barbara Bosetti 649-8716. or FLUTE INSTRUCTIONS- Room. Very luxurious 289-4 33 1 saleswoman with some retail Donald J. Nicoletti, Coventry throughout! Call R. Zimmer, experience for 30-40 hours per Public &hools,lools, P.O. Box 356, Beginners to advanced. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 423-8BS8 Please call after 5:30, 649- J.D. Real Estate for details. week. Diamond Showcase Coventry, Conn., 06238 ; 742- 646-1980, or 647-1139. Manchester Parkade 8913. 8329. ■ V EVENING HERALD, Fri., August 3, 1979 - PAGE NINETEEN Psanytt - CItarlsa M. Sc.>u;<. PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Frl„ August 3, 1979 I KEPT MV PROMISE, Musical Inttrum M lt ** BUSINESS & SERVICE Dear Abby PIPN'TI? I PIPN'T ACROSS 4 Bring to a Answer to Previous Puzzle finish K T T □ E i a E ] 8 H Y PULL THE BALL AU/AV 1 Having £ 5 French painter H 0 □ □ n E i H 0 E VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. By Abigail Van Buren £ auricles 6 Mistake R A Excellent condition. $90.00. A s [ a R □ n a □ 1 Tag Sale B Eat 7 Bright color E ’ s 8 N [ f _A L £ I f ] E j J Call 643-4762. 11 Leo's son E T 8 Poems f f " h J_ □ B 0 l5 . 13 Isms 9 Dresses f s [ o Z E P H i a R 1 JEWETT PIANO FOR SALE- 14 Mire [T E R L | DEAR ABBY: I believe in helping foreigners by sending 10 Italian family [ h A □ $200 or best offer. Call 15 Eager 12 Examines R 8 R E D s A 3 them aid in disasters such as earthquakes, floods and E ANYTIME, 649-0621. DIRECTORY 16 Superlative 13 South V 8 P E R E A ~t | famine, but when 1 see them overrunning our country by the 1 1 p suHix American o ] 7 A P 8 1 “ TAG SALE - August 3 i 4 • 8 TAG SALE- Six families ac­ ELECTRIC PENCO LES BufWfng CmtraeUrw* 33 Building ContrecHng 33 hundreds of thousands, crowding us and taking jobs that 17 Houston Indian o 8 0 Y M O L E 0 8 32 1 N Q to 4. 132 Pine Street. (Rear). cumulation! Bikes, toys, PAUL GUITAR- V e^ good S e n le e t OHered 3$ Serylces OHered 31 Palnllng-Pepertng should go to Americans, I object! ballplayer CJ A W H O u A IB Chinese A L A T Y E C R u 1 Table saw, many bike parts. clothing. Hundreds of books. condition. Case, cord strap in­ Carpentry NEWTON SMITH - We feed, clothe and educate them when many of our own 19 Compass § QUALITY PAINTING and Priacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan philosophy R A N Y O K E j 7 E E I -I Multitudes of miscellaneous! cluded. $200 firm. Call 646- BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. Remodeling, Repairs, Rec go without. Those bleeding-heart liberals are going to ruin point Oak sideboard $90. Wood Paper Haiming by Willis remodeling specialist. Ao- 20 Greek deity Saturday 9 to 4, 25 & 28 Union 0577 anytime. ATTENTION HOMEOWIlfllM Fireplaces, concrete. Rooms. “No Job Too Small. this country if they don’t get lough and shut down immigra­ 20 Dancer Fred 29 Woman's 43 Tall kitchen set $85. Much more Schultz. FulTy insured ditions, rec rooms, dormers, BERNARP.WHV PONT THAT FELLOW THERE 21 Engraves furniture and miscellaneous Street. Quality Reflnlahlng Chimney~ ■ ney Irepairs. No job too built-ins,' bathrooms, Call 649-3144, tion until we can take care of our own. Charity begins at name 44 Past time ive! Call 644-8356 for references. 849-4343. WE TAKE PISCO y HAS HELPEP A LOT OF 22 Burmese 22 Islands near items. Boats-Accessorles 45 small. Sav kitchens, 649-3446. home! I welcome your response. 35 Spirits 46 Billboard CABINETS, COUNTERS, estimates. PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS LESSONS?/------> THE OLPER CBCWP WHO currency Florida WOODWORK S FLOORS AMERICA FIRST! 36 Printer's 47 Secondhand A&W PAINTING Contrac­ - Complete Construction. Ad­ ---- = ir7— ^FTJNNV ARE LEARNING PISCO.' 25 Shed tears 23 Yawn 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. measure (pi.) 48 Such and no TAG SALE August 4th.. & HOMES - APARTMENTS tors. Quality painting and ditions, Remodeling. Free DEAR AMERICA FIRST: Unless you are a direct 26 Sound of a CENTER CONSOLE- With EXPERT PAINTING and Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. 24 Legal aid 37 H more 5th . 10 a m. ... 800 Tolland paper hanging at reasonable Estimates. Fully Insured. descendant hi the American Indian, you would not be here U V MEN'nON clock" TAG SALE 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. ..,,667-3643 LANDSCAPING Specializing Call Gary Ashing 345-2009. group (abbr.) 40 Lovelock 50 Gain as clear Street. East Hartford. in Exterior House Painting. rates. Fully Insured. Free Call 646-4879. your forehcars hadn't sought refuge from another country. y p i/ io THAT - 30 Every Scuba-Fishing-Household' Trailer, anchor, compajs, CB, 27 Notes of debt 41 Persian ruler profit Moving Oining room, mis­ ,Tree pruning, spraying, Estimates. Call Wayne 649- * It would take more space than I am allowed in this column 31 Genus of Goods-Tools-Camping- built in 40 gallon gas tank, 28 Trim the hair 42 Twist about 52 One (Sp ) cellaneous lurnilure. Many extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has REWEAVING burn holes. mowing, weeding. Calf 742- 7696. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY RooHng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 to explain why we must accept these homeless victims of African tree Miscellaneous, August 3-4- 32 Noel 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Avons. glass and more! new bottom paint, and is in Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 7947. Carpentry and general con­ war and oppression. ’ 5, 8-5. 47 Jensen St. PERSONAL Paperhanging BIDWELL HOME Improve­ 33 Eight (Fr.) water. Bought larger boat. Window shades, Venetian tracting. Residential and An American poet and essayist, Emma Lazarus n 12 13 ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING - for particular people, by Dick. ment Co. Expert installation 34 Twirled $5,000 complete. 742-7668. blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. commercial. Whether It be a I184S-1887I, said it eloquently in her poem, “The New 35 Billowy Attics & Cellars cleaned. For Call 643-5703 anytime. of aluminum siding n tte rs 14 IS Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- small repair job, a custom ColotiuB.- it appears on the Statue of Liberty and reads, in expanse Garden Products 47 5221. free estimate, call 646-1943. built home or anything in and trim. Roofing installation GIANT TAG SALE- Saturday PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - and repairs 649^95, 871-2323 part: 36 Discover 16 17 18 19 Quality craftsmanship at low between, call 646-1379. “Give me your tired poor. 39 Nuclear 1 1 August 4th., 8 - 4. Many tools, BLUEBERRIES TO PICK- 50 WILL CLEAN CELLARS, At­ ! h t — r LAUNDRY PROBLEMS? prices. Call 646-5424. SPEGALIZING cleaning and Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. studies books, furniture, carpet and cents a pound. 33 Watrous Hard water filming, graying, tics and haul away scrap iron. 42 Lacking The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 many other items. 216 Fern Road. Bolton. Call 649-4767. yellowing, rust staining: Handy FREE OF CHARGE. Call 644- repairing chimneys, roofs, 45 Oxidized Street, Manchester. (Left off 3234. CARPENTRY 4 MASONRY - new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me. Captain Easy — Crooka ft Lawranca 1 1 Additions and Remodeling. I lift my lamp beside the golden door!' 46 Total 30 South Main Street.) Raindate, PICK YOUR OWN Sugar & years Experience. Rowley, ■ first order. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Free estimates. Call Anthony TVCOOWS, SeCRETARIES, AND YOU'VE cor 49 One of the 1 111 Saturday August 11th. Butter Corn. Reasonable, Nat- 643-5361. Barrymores 32 ,3 HOMEWAT ASSOCIATES - Interior and exterior. Squillacote 649-0811. DEAR ABBY: i work in an office with both men and JUNKIES, HARPHATSi EVERY TO FIND HER, sisky Farm, Vernon, South 51 Pleasure trip 11111 TAG SALE- Coat racks, fur- MRMfltt DRIVEWAY SEALING Commercial and residential. STREET PEDDLERS- NI6HT. EASY! THINK 34 3S 36 3, Windsor Line, 122 Newmarker Mnobnlir, CT 0tS4O ROOFER WILL InsUll roof, women. When a co-worker says, "I heard a cute joke last 53 Exit niture. clothes, mis­ Protects and Beautifies Your Free estimates. Fully in­ CARPENTER - Repairs, OF HER DOOR TAG SALE Road, 644-0304. siding or gutter for low dis­ night, but it’s a little dirty. Do you want lo hear ilT I say. 54 Craving 1 1 cellaneous' Saturday 8;.30 to Driveway! Experienced and sured. 6464879. remodeling, additions, gar­ count price. Call Ken at 647- ■’Sure,” because I don't want to be known as a goody two- 39 .0 4:00. 105 East Center Street, Saturday. Sunday August 4th & Sth ages, roofing. Call David 55 Puts edge on N(>nn to fi 30 p.m. 184 Warren 4S Reasonable! Free Estimates. 1566. shoes. 56 Meteorologi­ 42 43 46 47 48 Antiques ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, EXPERIENCED PAINTING Patria, 644-1796. Avenue, Vernon 2 refrigerators, Call Art, 649-3061. Weil, the joke is always dirtier than I thought it would be. cal device ■ ■ TAG SALE- Used painting attics, garages, yards By Craig Odgen. Quality 49 50 51 52 furniture, watches and other WANTED: Antique furniture, Heeting-Plumbing 35 and I'm embarrassed. equipment, ladders, drop assorted items cleaned, moving, COMPLETE LAWN Workmanship! Interior and glass, pewter, oil paintings or The women as well as the men in this office teli some DOWN 54 cloths, tools, staging, games trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn MAINTENANCE! Mowing, Exterior. “ You Tried The FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY S3 other antique item s, R. Rest, Now Stick With The SEWERLINES, sink lines, pretty raunchy jokes, but 1 can't suddenly tell them 1 hate etc, Saturday 8:00 a.m., 35 service. No job too big or Edging, Hedges & Shrubs - Remodeling and Additions. 1 Other 56 Harrison, 643-8709. cleaned with electric cutters, that kind of language. So how do 1 gel my point across 55 Victoria Road. Manchester. small. 568-8522. Trim m ^. Weed & Pest Con­ Best ” Call 649-8749, 742-9979. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 2 Is not well TAG SALE - Girls small bicy by professionals. McKinney trol. Reasonable, reliable. years experience! For Free without sounding holier than thou? 3 Chase away |A$WSFAH|H (NUHI cle and various other items AN TIQ U ES & Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 647-9260. Estimates, call 546-4239. pany, 643-5^. OFFENDED IN CASA GRANDE, ARIZ. Saturday 10 - 4. 23 Converse COLLECTABLES- Will C&M TREE SERVICE - Free •••••••••••••••••••••••••A FIVE FAMILIES Road. Bolton. purchase outright, or sell on estimates, discount senior Painting-Papering 32 PAINTING- Exterior 4 DEAR OFFENDED: When you’re asked if yon want to 3 commission. House lot or citizens. Company Interior. Quality NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet August 3rd 4tli, 10-2. 35 (inswold single piece. Telephone 644- Manchester-owned and repairs, plugged drains bear a cute Joke, be honeat and aay, “Not if it'a X-rated.“ Street tolf Center Street' Nut­ PAINTING - Interior and Workmanship at Very FARRAND REMODEUNG - Win at bridge 8962. operated. Call 646-1327. Reasonable Rates! Call Rick kitchen faucets replaced tings gold uml silver jewelry, dis- >aeoaKDa«K>a*<>«Boaci3» exterior, paperhanging, Cabinets and Formica Tops, repaired, rec rooms, DEAR ABBY: I’m going with a terrific guy. He has a Allay Oop — Dava Graua he« fiirtiiiure. and iniscollaneous excellent work references. for Free Estimate. 646-0709, Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ Wanted to Buy 49 B & M TREE SERVICE - after 5 p.m. bathroom remodeling, beat driver's license but doesn’t own a car. Then why was plus 690 an Free estimates. Fully in­ ditions. Decks. All types of modernization, etc. Free I have to pick him up at his place whenever we go Specialist in tree and stump sured. Martin Matson, 649- Remodeling and Repairs. ? WHAT DO NORTH S-3-A average? This Is a good time of WANTED TRAILER suitable removal. Free estimates. Estimate gladly given. M 4 M anywhere. It didn’t bother me at first, but it does since he XXTTDR - \ YOU WANT? One North-South pair us­ the year to make some 4431. Phone 643^17. Plumbing 4 Heating. 649-2871. ♦ Q TAG SALE- Variety of to carry motorcycle. Call 643- Senior citizen discount. 24 PAINTING- Interior 4 told me the reason he doesn't have a car isn't because he W J 9 63 ing super-scientific expert changes around your 4076, mornings. hour, year round service. 643- can't afford one; he just doesn't want the headache of own­ clothing, jeweley, toys and Exterior. Airless Spray. Flooring 35 ♦ K J 7 bidding reached six clut». household items in good condi­ home. Sell those extra 7285. Roofing. Reasonable. Insured. ing one. ♦ AQ932 After declarer looked over Items with a Classified VICTORIAN MARBLE LEON CIESZYNSKI He lives within walking distance of his job. so he walks to the dummy, he saw that he tion. "Special Collectables Free Estimates. Call 646-4010, BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ FLOOR SANDING 4 WEST EAST Corner" Free coffee! Satur­ ad. TABLE - Old doll. Call 875- GRAD STUDENT 646-5747. work and back, but when he wants to go somewhere, guess needed a diamond finesse 7120. ditions. Remodeling. Rec REFINISHING - Floors Uke 4 K J 10 64 ♦97653 and a favorable break in day. August 4th.. 10 to 4 p.m., It's the way to gol When PAINTERS Rooms. Garages, Kitchens new! Specializing in older who takes him. W 65 W K Q 4 2 24'Gerald Drive. Vernon, off “ProH nhntl Work tor Lomo" WALLPAPERING, The problem is that I'm kind of old-fashioned. I think a hearts. coaeoaeowoaciiowcdaie MINI OR TRAIL BIKE- you need to tell people Remodeled,' Ceilings, Bath floors. Natural and stained ♦ Q 10 3 ♦9 6 4 of Skinner Road. about your business, CrMftonwW p QusrantMci INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR guy should pick up the girl - most of the time anyway. The diamond finesse was Yamaha 80 or comparable, for In Writtng Tile, Dormers, floors. No waxing anymore. ♦ 10 6 5 4 8 there. The heart could not tell them with the Fr«« CttlfnatM •« 643-tlSB PAINTING done. Reasonable Roofing.Residential or John Verfaille. 646-5750 after 6 Should I forget my values and keep providing transporta­ 10 year old. Call 649-6089, after •4B-42W rates and free estimates. SOUTH have been placed more TAG SALE- Saturday August 6:00 p.m. Classified ads. Commercial. 649-4291. PM. tion? Or should I tell him how I feel? Sign me ... TAG SALE- Miscellaneous 4th., 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 510 Telephone 649-2936. RELUCTANT DRIVER ♦ A2 favorably. His reward for items. Saturday and Sunday. Graham Road. South Windsor. W A10 7 overbidding was 19 times 12, •uVWuWu*LriAiV>*»Vi*i**i***^*i*i*i*i*i*i^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i^***i*i*i*i^*i*i*i***^^***************************^***^*^****^^^^^^^^^^^^^*^^^ ♦ A852 or 228 IMPS for his partner­ 10 to 4. 69 Pine Street, DEAR RELUCTANT: TeU him how yon feel before your Manchester. 5 FAMILY TAG SALE - Rain ♦ K J74 ship, while his unfortunate ...... Frank and Ernest resentment goes into overdrive. opponents lost that same 228 or Shine. Saturday August 4th TRAINS AND TOYS - Lionel, Vulnerable: Both TAG SALE- Saturday 8/4/-79. Apartments For Rent 53 IMPS ior being unfortunate 9 - 5. 38 Jan Drive. Hebron. Ives, Flyer, Marklin. Any age, DEAR ABBY: I have just started going steady with a guy Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona Dealer: South South Adams Street. Elec­ Exercisor, antique bed plastic or metal. Also dolls, enough to have been in the wrong place at the worst tric stove, tires, many, many lamps, brick-brac. toys, boats, trucks, etc. pre-1950. 5 ROOM APARTMENT - MOVsl W HAT'^ I've been dating tor a year. West North Elast South items! 10 to 5. clothes and much more. 568-0925. ROCKVILLE. Appliances, Whal I want lo know is, just how far is a girl expected to 1 NT possible time. heat, hot water. No pets, go when she is going steady? Pass 3 NT Pass Pass m ax im u m 2 c h ild re n I mean, how much do guys in general expert from this Pass A i m u t e x p e r t s □ RENTALS accepted. Security. $220 kind of relationship? monthly. 646-1060. CONFIDENTIAL. PLEASE U o O K E P U P a l l illrzo Opening lead: You hold: 8-3-B Rooms lor Rent 52 RO C K V ILLE NOW ♦ 7 DEAR CON: Whot 'guys in genernl" expect is not rele­ iUNTRY^ ♦ K543 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 AVAILABLE. 4 room apart­ h r vant What four guy expecU is. Ask him. lub THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ ment. appliances, heat, hot T E W O R D 5 , SO X : r ♦ A2 trally located. Downtown water. No pets. 1 child GoUi^ married? Whotkor yon want a fannal chwch lifts only. ♦ KJ104S4 WOOD PICTURE FRAME OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. Manchester. Kitchen K.N®W IT AllM'T woddiag or a rimpio do-yonr-owa-tUag coroiMay, gat By Oswald Jacoby You responded two clubs 18X22, $7. Grill on wheels $8, Hutch, walnut finish, accepted. Security. $215 privileges. Call 649-2358, monthly. 646-1060. Abby'o BOW booklet “How to Have o Lovely Woddiif.“ a ^ Alan Sontag to your partner’s one-dia­ Coffee & End Tables $20. excellent condition $150. New Sami II aad a long, otompod 128 coatal ooM-addrotaad mond opening in Tuesday’s B-13 Steel Radial Firestone t h e ^ P E l L i MG. Barbells $18. 2 large Anchors .anvolopo to Abby: lU Laoky Drive, Bovoriy HBU, CaUL The normal result in the answer. Your partner’s re- & Buoy $50. Diving Equip­ 721 Tire, $35, 643-1814. Apartments For Rent 53 NOW AVAILA BLE - iMXrtS a-i p. (»■' •* ROCKVILLE. 3 room apart­ Cavendish tournament was bid is two hearts. What ment, 'ifins, mask, gloves, three notrump bid and six should you do now? knifeI. old rocker $10, 649- BLACK & W HITE MANCHESTER SUMMER ment, heat, hot water, STREET- 4 Rooms available appliances. No pets, no made. Once the queen of Just bid three hearts. You 1104 PORTABLE TELEVISION Astrograph 1 spades held trick one South are in a game-forcing situa­ .September 1st. Parking. No children. Security. $200 SET- $30. Call 528-7212 57 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For S sfs 67 Tha Bom Loaar — Art Sanaam could afford to take the tion so that your partner anytime. utilities, or pets. Security monthly. 646-1060. OHIces-Stores lor Rant 55 Wanted to Rent deposit. 644-1408. diamond finesse, after won’t pass. If he proceeds to TWO BEDROOM FLAT- First MANCHESTER - Main Street FURNISHED ROOM or GREMLIN 1974- 6 cylinder. which it was easy to score bid anything except four HOTPOINT AIR Bucket seats. Low mileage. his or her own person, you may five clubs, four diamonds hearts, you will try for a YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN CONDITIONER- 5000 BTU, MANCHESTER SUMMER floor, new house, fully modern offices available. 300 SMALL APARTMENT for CABINETS FOR SALE- Good STREET- 4 Rooms available and 400 sq. ft. respectively. middle age business man. Regular gas. Excellent condi­ be too easily influenced for and the aces of spades and slam. $75.00. Westinghouse Air Con­ applianced kitchen, base­ 1971 TORINO - Showroom your own good today Others' condition. Need paint. Call September 1st. $200. Parking. ment, garage, no pets, no Heat, AC included. Call 646- Must be quiet and clean. Call tion. Calfafter 7:00 p.m., 646- fV b u r hearts. ditioner 6000 BTU, $100.00. condition. Air conditioning, 4923. judgment won't be as keen as This result turned out to be I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AS«N i 643-0062 Excellent condition. Call 649- No utilities, or pets. Security children. $350 plus utilities. 2469 or 646-2755. mornings 9 a.m., to 12 noon. 742-9865. new tires. 57,000 original ^ Birthday yours about average. A few North- 1060. deposit. 644-1408. 649-5678 evenings. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) (Fora copy of JACOBY MOD­ FORCED HOT AIR miles. Call 649-3544. 1974 CHEVROLET IMP ALA - iw oof!) South pairs worked their LOOKING for anything in real 466 MAIN STREET. North of 2 Door Hardtop. Air Con­ Do good for others today, but way to five clubs and also ERN. send SI to: ' Win at FURNACE- Some age but fine ZENITH - Running condition. RESPONSIBLE FEMALE operate so it doesn’t make Bridge." care of this nevvspj- working order Four burner estate rental - apartments, Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. FORD TORINO STATION ditioning. new transmission Aug. 4.1979 made six, but lost 70 points 24" Colored T V. Call 568-3129 COMPANION WANTED to WAGON 1972- In running con­ them think they're obligated to worth 2 IMPS to the notrump per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City natural gas stove, brown. Fine homes, multiple dwellings? share one bedroom apart­ of centrally located space and tires. Excellent condition This coming year should be a you They'll resent feeling they anytime. SMALL WATERFRONT dition. Telephone 649-5201 bidders. Station. New York. N. Y. 10019.) older wardrobe. 649-5547. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ment. Call 871-2186, after 5:30 Ideal for store, office or other 568-1127. more fun-filled one for you than owe you something. COTTAGE for 2 adults in the usual. Situations are likely lo LARGE WHEELBARROW - Associates, Inc. 646-1980. p.m. business or commercial use. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. Bolton, Coventry, Columbia. 1971 CAMARO - 350 V-8, 42,000 1971 TRIUMPH TR 6- 47,000 develop in very pleasant, bene­ Just be one of the group today, Heathclift — Georg# Gately Also Outdoor Barbeque Grill. Andover area. Reasonable. miles. Excellent condition. 474 MAIN STREET - Second FOR RENT FOUR ROOM miles. Good running condi­ ficial iMays instead of trying to run the Some tools. Call 742-7203 after Week of August 19th. Please One owner. Posi-traction rear tion. Many new parts. $1800 LEO Aug. 22) You may Homes For Sale 23 5:00 p.m. floor. 3 room heated apart­ APARTMENT- Centrally show. You'll enjoy yourself ment. No appliances, no pets. P R O F E S SIO N A L / telephone 649-9399 after 5:30 end. Automatic. $2,295. Call firm. 643-1268. lind yourself in a peculiar posi­ more and your pats will appre­ located. No pets, no children. p m , keep trying. tion today, where peer pres­ Security, tenant insurance Married couple preferred. BUSINESS OFFICE 646J)557. ciate it if you're not bossy. 1 required. $225/monthly. Call BUILDING - Approximately Trucks for Sale 52 sure is exerted on you to do PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) References and security something you'd rather not 646-2426 from 9 - 5. 2600 square feet, with ample 1971 FORD PIN TO Success could elude you today Winthrop — Dick Cavalll deposit. Stove, refrigerator Don't overreact Your new BRAND NEW WEDDING and heat furnished. Call parking. Close to Center, RUNABOUT- 4 cylinder, 4 1956 CHEVY PICKUP 1/2 ton if you make what you're going speed. Great condition. $400. Rebuilt 6 cylinder motor Astro-Graph Letter tells you after more difficult than it truly THIS At-WAyS r GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6. evenings, 649-5664. hospital and new court 58 whal lies ahead for you for the WE in t e r r u p t MIsc. for Rent Phone 643-7590. Good condition. Just passed ■5 Appraise realistically what ANP'jO U C ^N Best reasonable offer building. For info, call 568- year following your birthday. T H e FEEUS UKE 1 accepted. Please telephone 7658 or 871-0401. state Inspection. $800 or best you must do WINTHISeETOF HEARINkSTHE EAST HARTFORD - Char­ GARGAE FOR RENT- 1977 ELDORADO BERITZ- Get yours by mailing $1 for ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be P R P S R A M f c r •r. 646-2161. after 6:00 p.m. offer. 643-0526. each to Astro-Graph, P.O Box u M N ^ r a a a w PHONE RING AT m ing 2 bedroom, new Available August 1st. Call 643- 63.000 miles. Company car. careful today that you don't try AePECIAU appliances, wall to wall OFFICES, EXCELLENT 489. Radio City Station. N Y fu r n itu r e, C l ‘M aodm tsr - h ,V S 'r family new A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD 4884. Front wheel drive. Air con­ to impose your views or philo­ BUl-LETIN... 3 O'CLOCK IN carpel. $200's. (226-2). Rental LOCATION! Surrounded by 5 Heavy Equipment 10019 Be sure to specify birlh MRO.BEUK... T'Vif. W iring piiimhing. 2 heating Could help to sell your items banks. 500 square feet. $150 ditioned, Call 742-8020 lor Sale 63 sophies on others. It will have a THE/VORN INS’. systems, (jilW Hit kitchen, baths Assistors. small fee. 236-5646, date. reverse effect if you do. faster, rent your room quicker monthly For information call anytime. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Make .md newh [laintcd 25" COLOR TV ON ROLLER and bring you better results! □ AUTOMOTIVE TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Un­ / L ROCKVILLE - Spotless 2 649-5334. TRACTOR WITH BACK HOE It a point today not lo bring less you're prudent and cau­ 'M tnehgsttr> New I.isting I'nKim STAND- Good picture. $75.00, Ask the Herald Classified Ad 1968 DODGE - Excellent run­ bedroom, appliances, yard for - $2300 00. Telephone 872-3393. business or outside problems tious today, you might find t !’ living riuHH. 2 baths, Fireplace Screen & Andirons taker about details. Put the ning condition. $250 firm. 1971 into the home. They could *1 enclosed porch biiRi'inent roc STAR to work for you! Phone kids and pets. Only $155. (221- Autos For Sale 61 TORINO, Excellent condition. yourself coming out on the a! $35.00. Call 646-3336. 4). Rental Assistors, small PiofncrsRsr Motorcyclas-BIcyclas 54 cause domestic disruptions. short end in joint ventures. TiHim A buv .it $56,900 643-2711. Call 649-3544. LIBRA (Sept. 23>Oct. 23) p ' ,1 fee. 236-5646. FOR RENT WE PAY $10 for complete Don't jump in im pulsively. a. *MinchlilBr * Full donnered 43 MOTORCYCLE Should you set yourself up as GEMINI (May 21-June 20) An cAALU Dogs-BIrds-Pels junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland FORD ELITE 1975. Absolute­ an authority on a given subject 1 0 t ap!' 4-5 tieiJriHims. 1 • r baths, K I’ VERNON VALUE - Large 2 ,550 iquare feet, center of INSURANCE- Lowest Rates important relationship could be 1 living rtKim u S attacliod I ear Auto Body. 528-1990. ly brand new condition. Color today, you'd better have the AKC SllELTIE - 2 male pups. bedroom, deluxe appliances, aqchester. air con- Available! Immediate Bin­ jeopardized today if you're too n garage Ideal tor large f.imily $59.- coordinated dark green. Air, ding. Sunny Day Option. Call facts. What you claim will be insistent upon having things 9-3 I f S Sable and white. Champion RESPONSIBLE plus plush shag carpet. Kids ...vningitiqning aiand parking. WE PAY TOP PRICES for 900 AM-FM, 8 track, rear rxe Insurance challenged your way. Try to be coopera­ h quality and temperament. 643- ROOMMATE WANTED on ok. $200’s. (220-4). Rental ICall: 643-9551-955' wrecked and Junk cars. A ii B Joan, at Clark q p defogger. Brand new tires and Agency, 643-1126. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be tive. Short Riba — Frank Hill ‘MBOChBStsr • limiiaculale 7 room 7268. busline. Excellent area. Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. generous within reasonable 3 bedruom ('ape on Henry St brakes. Best offer over $2200. CANCER (June 21-July 22) HE CERTAINLY Applianced kitchen. » w basement Available August 1st. Call 643- Call Tony 646-6223. 643-7285. 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - limits today, but be careful of Lend a helping hand to those A COMPLETE BOARDING 0496, after 6 p.m. ALL UTILITIES PAID - making loans lo one who is a I sm all use MY L A N ^ m a id s A rec rm Shnri walk in all scIuhiIs Resort Property LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, who deserve it today, but don't $61 900 FACILITY for dogs and cats. Magnificent 1 bedroom. Call 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs poor risk. You may have to A S A POLE IDMkUCr TO 0OOC> , For Rent 56 1975 CORVETTE - SILVER. 100% stock and in excellent let yourself be put in a position VOUB URS.BAPUNZEL. im pr e ssio n , Dog grooming. All health MANCHESTER for info., $200’s. (224-4). Ren­ excellent. Must sell, 350 automatic with options. write off the debt later. where someone may take un­ 'MtndtMtBr • All brick T'j room shape. $4500. 742-8786. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ' ------'■ guard maintenance. Ultra­ FURNISHED - Two Room Ef­ tal Assistors, small fee. 236- sacrificing! Any reasonable 69.000 miles. $6500 or best due advantage of you. .O' Colimial CajK’ Immauiilate uondi- violet germicidal lights. 5646. ANDOVER LAKE- Water­ 21) For one who prizes being lu'n apph.'iiit ed kiluhen. 1‘jbaths ficiency. All utilities. Quiet offer over $1450. Call after offer. Call 649-2058 between iNEWSPAPCn ENTERPRISE ASSN I Canine Holiday Inne, 200 front. 3 bedrooms. Available 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT 2 car g.iiat' ' ink $62 91K) location. $200 plus security. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. • 5:30 - 8:30 PM. 750- Kerker headers. KNN 'PO NOT fw n e ANIMM6 ." Sheldon Road. Manchester. Call 646-0758 after 6 p.m. SPACIOUS AND GRACIOUS - now thru end of August. $175 Barry's World — Jim Bsrry *NUncheftdr • Immaculate T'z 646-5971. Huge 4 bedroom, wall to wall weekly. Call 649-2871, or 643- filters. Oil cooler. Much 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 Buga Bunny — Helmdahl ft Stotfel ronm liaiiilhilnlti built cusloin MANCHESTER MAIN carpet, lovely yard for kids. 7605. Customized, in and out. 14 brick I’ape. 2 baths, w w WAGON- Automatic p.m. SEVEN-YEAR-OLD STREET- 2/3 room apart­ $300. ( 225-1 ). Rental miles per gallon on regular transmission. $500, or best larjH-ting uentral .iir 3 car gar­ REGISTERED HALF ment, healed, hot water, Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. CAPE COD DENNISPORT- 2, fuel. Loaded with extras in­ WATCH OUT FOR ON - ■ - age Asking $77,900 offer. Call 875-7308. ARABIAN GELDING - Red appliances, no pets, parking, 2 bedroom cottages. Sleeps 4 cluding. Factory Airl Low 1976 HARLEY DAVIDSON GOMlNe TRAFFIC...PONT & 6. $190 Si $225 weeekly. SPORTSTER - Excellent con­ 'M inchaiter • F.xeiuiive with white blaze and rear security.■ ----- 523-704!047. MANCHESTER MANOR - mileage. One owner. CHAHOB l ANB$...LOOK Avajlable 8/16 thru 8/25 & 9/1 1973 DODGE CORONET dition. Many, many extras. neigblvirhiVKj Itiiinaculalc 9 riH>m stockings. 649-8355. Spiffy 3 rooms, very secluded. Excellent condition. Over OUT FOR THAT CAR bedt'HJins, 3'.• b iths I t '' 2 car thru 9/8. 644-2893 after 6 o.m. STATION WAGON. Best offer Asking $2950. 872-36%. This Funny World PLEASANT QUIET com­ $225. (221-3 ). Rental $14,000 Invested. A real over $600. Call 646-8329 after 5 Our Boarding Houaa a h b a p ... yA k ...b l a t garage central air on 'g acre SPAYED IRISH SETTER - pletely renovated 4 room Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. bargain for $7495. Must be I’aik like grouiuls Much much Good watchdog, outside dog. PM. 1972 HONDA CL 350 - Needs more Ideal tor In Uw arrange­ seen. Cali 643-0421. /VlY WORD, ITiS TVYHAT VACATION? ) IT$ NO USE \ Free to good home. 633-8892. EAST HARTFORD Wanted to Rent 57 work. Head and tail lights. r r IIS ______ment Call for details and apptiint- ature, responsible adults on­ But runs good. $300. Call 647- 6ENER0U$<7F W ) I AND MY -,^F16HT1K IT) ment ly. No pets. Security. Call 649- CENTER- 3 Room 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. PART PERSIAN KITTENS - Apartments. One available WANTED TO RENT - FOUR MATADOR AMC 1976- 4 door, 9971. BOY$ TD INVITE ARE ^ 3*^^, FAiK 1 5897 after 6 PM. Excellent running condition, fully equipped. 34,000 miles. U.rtrl. ItijLI ttl4t ME.'IHAD eEEIM>aU$TTAWN<3 A j VACATION t a k i I Handsome long-haired, NOW, other available October ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ automatic transmission, b / r r m •A _ Z R «M GMMmD ikU PIM UttMU doubled-pawed cat, altered, APARTMENT- Main Street 1st. Heat included. ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep ower steering and radio, Vinyl interior, $2495. 1974 1979 MOTOBECANE THIS SUNOAV-. PVANNiNfi A LONDON \ SE06RAPHY \ SEASON, HE6 also. Sleek, spayed calico. 342- Bus Line. 3 rooms plus bath. Appliances, garden. No pets. trying. CADILLAC COUPE de MOPED- Mag wheels. Black. TRIR BUT WITH THE COURSE USIN V HARPER TO ‘ ■ .H e m 6 » r 411 Points Hetocallon’ Rfew battery, new body work. Oinly 275 miles. $650 or best OPP j 0571 633-6581. All utilities. 1 month’s securi­ Two working adults. 568-2646. VILLE. Excellent condition. STOCKMARKETSOX AVOPERN ^ SHAKE THAN ty required. Call 649-7924. References. Call 569-0285 WANTED: Apartment or 37,000 miles. 2 door Hardtop. offer. Call 646-8526. NEXT SUNDAY; UNCERTAIN, IT iS # TEACHIN' AT A LOMBARDO $3595. 649-2185. AKC SPRINGER SPANIEL between 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.; 4 small house to rent. TOP CASH for J^unk or eVEN A POOR TIME materials! /i V t PISH FRY' K and PUPS - Male and females. WANTED - Female room­ p.m.- 6 p.m, Manchester, Bolton or Coven­ wrecked cars. Call Blender’s MUST SELL! New 1979 TO SELL! Reasonable. Delightful pets. mate to share modern 2- try area. Preferably with gar­ of Hartford - 522-4414.10% dis­ 1956 FORD 4 DOOR STATION DELUXE COLUMBIA RKSHT BEHINP ASSOCIATES WAGON- With 390 GTA, 330 MOPED- 2 baskets. Buddy Bet I KNOW where ^ ( Call 875-8532. bedroom apartment in ATTRACTIVELY PANELED age. 646-3478,9-5, Monday thru count on parts with this ad. V YA'LL s e ^ITTIN'ON T H 'A ^ THE PILOT.' 649-4003___ Manchester. $140 month, 2 room apartment. Stove, Friday or 295-0376 from 6 PM HP engine, C-6 transmission. seat. 150 mpg. Burgandy. $649. GOOD HOME NEEDED for utilities included. Call 646-4280 refrigerator, heat. Adults, to 11 PM. 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder, 4 Approidmately 5000 miles on 2284)207. PLANE/ r THAT'S beautiful AKC registered 2 after 5PM. references, no pets. $205. 646- speed. Loaded, 23 mpg city, 28 the engine and transmission. PETUNIA'' vear old male Irish Stetter. 3167, 228-3540. mpg highway. Please call 646- 9” rear end with 2.73 gear mpai ratio. Needs interior worn to 65 fexcellenl with children. $50 MANCHESTER - Convenient 3665. Mobilebile Homes firm 646-5765. VERNON / ROCKVILLE- YOUNG PROFESSIONAL be complete. $1200 or best area. Modem 4-room apart­ COUPLE urgently needs 2 ment. Mature adults only. Accepting aplications for 2 offer, or swap for VW Bus, no 1968 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- T 1 N D ‘ Musical Instruments 44 Bedroom Apartment, starting bedroom flat East of the older that '67. Call 742-6543. Very good condition. Many $285 monthly. Hayes Corp. River. Being transferred to 646-0131, at $191 monthly. Includes all extrasf Call 633-4890. FREE CASE with all 1.2 utilities, wall-to-wall area Mid-August. Please call WANTED JUNK AND LATE 1958 MERCEDES 220S- Good V 3 T price Guitars witli this ad. carpeting, appliances and collect, Steve or Francene MODEL WRECKS - Cash body. Wood interior. Needs 1970 16 Ft, YELLOWSTONE after 6 PM. 201-661-0874. Paid. Call Parker Street Used motor work. Whole or for TRAVEL TRAILER- Self con­ Rivers Music. 7 Main Street, ca^geting. Call 1-237-8858, L. New Britain. K5-1977. Open til Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. parts. Cali 643-4076 mornings. tained. 1 owner. Asking $1600. Cv-ic. IN 9 p m. 4 SPACIOUS ROOMS IN A 2 TEMPORARY LIVING Excellent condition. 649-6084. FAMILY - Wall to wall FEMALE ROOMATE QUARTERS needed by newly BONNEVILLE 1969 - Huge 25- 1974 FORD MUSTANG II- ICLASSIFIEDy TROMBONE- In excellent carpeting, large private yard WANTED to share house in married couple. Small fur­ allon gas tank. Automatic. Mach I. Air conditioned, AM- 1975 VIKING POP-UP, Hard­ a U6 l»al OH condition Bneschcr, with with garage. $300 per month Manchester. P refer non- nished cottage or apartment. fremendous trunk space. FM radio, ralley wheels, new top, 900 lbs., sleeps 6, fully "Oh, come now, Mr. Leplby, this isn't Uke over sized case. $250, Call 649- includes heat and hot water. smoker. Call 8 to 10 a.m., 647- Minimum now thru Only 58,000 miles. $900. 649- transmission. 64,000 miles. equipped, excellent condition. a captain staying with a sinking ship." 7085 anvtime. No children or pets. 643-7285. 1031. September. Call 646-7774. 1294 after 5 PM. 643-2567. $1,000 firm. Call 649-9942. ♦ a