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Travel Plans Vpl, XCVIII, No. 266 — Manohoater. Conn.. Monday.. Auauat 13.1979 • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • ISO Home Delivered WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Carter, still an unannounced candidate for re-election, will take the White House show on the road over the next several weeks to build support for his energy 5,000 Die as Dam Bursts program — and his presidency. tarter, taking advantage of the August congressional recess, 200 plans to embark Friday at St. CHINA re been cast Paul, Minn., on a week-long *s of "Mary Mississippi River journey aboard r India Toll May Climb A Story of the Delta Queen for a working PAKISTAN hour drama vacation with bis family. 1 for NBC. The colorful trip on the historic ■\ NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - A and from other nearby centers unof­ Former Morvi Mayor Mahanad ¥hich ciilml- paddlewfaeel, which will make dam swollen by two days of torren­ ficially put the death toll at 5,000,” Jewsani told the Indian news agency rth of Jesus stops in Minnesota, Wisconsin, tial rains burst open across the Express said. 60 percent of the homes in the area northwestern India, washing out appeared to have been destroyed. ilehem, will Iowa and Missouri before winding Twenty Morvi policemen were residents of a town and nearby during the up in St. Louis, was expected to washed away from their homes and “ Bodies are lying everywhere on village and killing as many as 5,000 . It is being d n w crowds along the banks. On parents spoke of watching their both sides of the submerged town and people, reports from the region said tion in Isra- Saturday, there probably will be a children being carried off by the the nearby areas,” he said. today. celebraUoo aboard the boat to floods, their cries for help k e r h a s mark Rosalynn Carter’s S2nd Ahmodabad Fifty bodies were spotted in one The Indian news agency, reporting overwhelmed by the noise of the tur­ iro upcoming birthday. Hindu temple in a densely populated ★ from the state capital of Ahmedabad bulent waters. enator” and Carter has made several moves area of Morvi and witnesses said it 300 miles north of Bombay, said the a r d s .” Blast in the last few weeks, purging his Reporters who searched the area appeared more victims were trapped essional act- Cabinet and reshuffling top aides town Morvi and a nearby village Sunday evening said that with 12 feet in the building. were engulfed by flood waters of water still in Morvi, more than the musical at the White House and on the The agency said 250 bodies had “ within minutes” after the dam half the houses have collapsed or ffuckleberry Carter-Mondale committee, been taken to morgues by Sunday cracked Saturday. been severely damaged. readying his staff for the expected night and many more casualties were late-fall announcement of his “ At least 500 to 1,000 people are expected. decision to seek re-election. I M D I A The Press Trust of India, reporting feared to have died in Morvi town But in the meantime, he will from the Gujarat state, capital of Water behind the dam was 15 feet and a village situated downstream take a number of ‘‘presidential” • Arabian Saa Ahmedabad, said the town of Morvi above normal when it cracked in from the Manchu dam,” a Gujarat trips with twin purposes: to urge was engulf^ by the flood waters several places from pressure built up state minister was quoted as saying. the American people to pressure “within minutes” after the dam over two days of heavy rainfall, the liggest roles A flood unleased by a dam break in the west Indian state of Congress on b ^ lf of his energy cracked. The surging waters swept news agency said. ter’s daugb- package, and to give his populari­ Gujarat killed an estimated 1,000 persons and buried a town But the Indian Express newspaper over some two-story homes as it It .said Uu'ee senior officials in itte D avis in ty polls a shot in the arm. under more than 14-feet of water, the Press Trust of India put the casualty toll much higher. rushed through Morvi and flattened Morvi were washed away by the wall :ret of Hai^ reported Sunday. (UPI map) “ Reports from our correspondent the village downstream. of water that engulfed the town. A rquette milieu of the Beirut Ambush improvisa- BEIRUT, Ubanon (UPI) - The comples in Iraqi ambassador to Lebanon, -e b w par- Dents Move to Accept State Pacts Abdel Hussein Muslem, was wounded today when gunmen raked his car with machinegun By MARK A. DUPUIS Qjnnecticut.;’ ever agreement with the state. expected the contract settlements tracts expired June 30 but were fire as he drove up to his embassy HARTFORD (UPI) - The Robertson said an expected down­ “ Our membership ratified it and for the more than 40,000 state extended indefinitely by the on Beirut's seaside highway. Democratic-controlled Legislature turn in the economy would make the we expect the governor to have the employees to cost $18 million more Legislature. Beirut's stateowned radio said today moved toward quick accep­ pacts too expensive while the state Legislature ratify It," he said. than budgeted. 'Die 12 bargaining units represen-. Muslem, bis driver and his tance of the first batch of state will face hefty cost increases Meanwhile, a private watchdog l i e CPEC said those costs will es­ ting more than 20,000 remaining state bodyguard were wounded in the employee contracts despite charges because of the pacts but less money group predicted the cost of the con­ calate to 3128 million next year while workers have not yet reached con­ ambush 100 yards from the em­ by some Republicans that the pacts with which to pay for the hikes. tracts could mean major tax in­ revenues from the sales and gasoline tract agreements. H ose pacts will bassy. were too expensive. Rep. Gardner Wright, DBristoI, creases for Connecticut residents taxes will be less and the state will be taken up by the Legislature later. Muslem was shot in‘ the back By a voice vote the House approved chairman of the Appropriations Com­ next year. have to boost taxes to pay for the con­ Lawmakers had planned to take up and legs. “ Thank God his injuries the first of the .10 contracts before a mittee, said that a recession may be The Connecticut Public Expen­ tract settlements. the pacts when they met in special are not serious,” an embassy of­ special session of the Legislature in the offing and present problems, ditures Council said that while Gov. The agreements taken up today session two weeks ago, however, put ficial said. ” ^ t he is in the with a resounding “ yea” vote from “ but that doesn't mean you can un­ Ella Grasso’s administration has in­ covered 18,771 of the state’s 44,000 off action because none of the hospital.” the Democratic side drowning out derpay your state employees.” dicated surplus funds in this year’s employees including college agreements had been ratified by the Bielnit Radio said unidentified the "nays' from the GOP side of the Union leaders also expected quick budget' will cover the higher-than- professors, clerks, social workers, unions. gunmen fired a rocket-propelled aisle. ratification of the pacts. expected cost of the pacts, no men­ parking lot police and hospital The contracts include a 7 percent grenade at Muslem’s car as it ap­ "I would agree with everyone here Jerome Brown, director of District tion has been made of how the state employees. pay increase, additional pay raises proached the Iraqi Embassy that state employees deserve an in­ 1199 of the New Eingland Hospital and will pay the even-higher costs of pay The contracts retroactive to July 1 for those who haven’t had increases POTI building at 8:30 a.m. (2:30 a.m. crease,” said Rep. Philip Robertson, Health Care Workers Union, waited increases and benefits next year. are expected to cost 393.7 million in in two years, improved dental and EDT). Then they riddled the car R-Cheshire. “ But our major outside the House for the vote on the Mrs. Grasso’s budget chief, higher pay and fringe benefits over a health insurance benefits, and an ad­ with machinegun fire, the radio responsbility is to the people of pact negotiated by his union, its first- Anthony Milano, has said the state two-year period. State employee con­ ditional two days of vacation for said. employees hired after July 1,1977 Viet Attacks U N G SON, Vietnam (UPI) - Idaho Firefighters Vietnamese border officials ad­ mit they were surprised by the size of the Chinese invasion of Vietnam last winter, but say they Get Weather Break will be ready for what many view as the inevitable next attack. BOISE, Idaho (UPI) — The army fire inside the perimeter so we’ll still The weather had been hot and dry Vi Gia Le, a member of the of firefighters battling the vast have to go in and mop it up.” since the start of the blaze. governing council of Lang Son Morter Creek blaze for three weeks Leicht declined to predict a control Two other major central Idaho 9PEN province, 120 miles northeast of in Idaho’s primitive area finally got a Hanoi, said Vietnamese military date, “ a day on which we can pack up forest fires — one at Ship Island and break from the weather and is forces on the border have been and go home. This is not one of those the other at East Fork Kennally JNDAY hopeful it can get a handle on the strengthened to face a (Chinese at­ fires you want to get hasty on.” Creek — were expected to be con­ flames by next weekend. The Morter Creek fire was the tained tonight. And officials said the tack he feels inevitable. Scattered showers accompanied by Vietnamese army regulars largest burning in the west, having 36,700-acre Gallagher Peak fire on cooler temperatures fell on the fire consumed m ore than 65,000 acres of southeastern Idaho grass and timber strolled through town, heavily zone Sunday, and more rain was timber and brush. Some 150,000 acres lands was controlled Sunday night. damaged in the February war, as forecast for today. Firemen said they of Idaho forest and range lands have Two southern Idaho grass fires, evidence of the Vietnamese build­ could declare containment of the 100- up. been blackened this year in one of the which consumed 14,000 acres during squre-mile blaze by Sunday. But Le refused to show visiting worst fire seasons on record. the weekend, also were controlled Dick Leicht, a fire boss in the newsmen any of the newly Leicht said “ some 28 to 30 miles” Sunday. And three weekend fires in three-pronged attack against the strengthened defenses because of of fire line must still be built before Montana were classified as con­ flames in the rugged a roadless cen­ military security. Mortar Creek can be contained. But, tained and two others controlled. tral Idaho mountains. Said his men with good fire fighting weather, his "The provincial council was not estimate the 70-mile plus perimeter A bumed-out wheel baearing on a crews hope to build a major portion surprised at the Chinese attack,” would be lined “ by early Aug. 19.” railroad freight train kicked off a 3- • - ' j t of the line today along the east and Le said, “ But we were surprise “ That doesn’t mean the fire will be mile-long grass fire near Libby, at the size of the attack. Next southeast edges of the fire’s “ head.” out,” he said. “It means we've Mont., late Saturday. By Sunday time we won't be surprised." As 1ialf of inch of rain fell on stopped the fire’s spread. But it night it had expaned to 920 acres in Most officials who talked to Morter Creek — a welcome release commercial timber. But the Forest won’t be secure. There’s a lot of hot to the 2,000 firefighters on the line. newsmen said they expected Service “ was getting a handle on it” another Chinese “ lesson," and predicted control by Tuesday, a although they would not predict spokesman said. when. ^ J awboning^ F ails Forest Service Chief Max Peterson “ We are having a temporary estimated last week the cost of While foreman Butch Ivey, left, clears trap for water pump, peace,” Le said, and the flimsy battling the Western blazes could run Laura DeWald, right, Ann A ^ r , Mich., watches to see if the shacks and lean-tos set up to serve as high as 36 million. But he declined water reaches hose line 100 yards away Saturday. Ivey’s crew soup, tea and noodles to the To Halt Inflation to estimate the resource and timber was working the Kennally Creek fire. (UPI photo) armed forces emphasized the loss. fragile nature of peace along the THUKMUNI, Md. (UPI) - Presi­ last week food price increases have bonder. dent Carter and his top economic slowed from an 18 percent annual aides have forsworn the practice of rate during the first quarter of the “Jawboning” to halt inflationary year to just over 7 percent in the se­ Stadium Falls in Illinois forces. cond three months. But during that second quarter, departments in Chicago and seven Inside Today But the chief executive, returning ROSEMONT, ni. (UPI) - Tbe roof was “ led to believe more than 50 per­ farm prices actually declined at a to the White House today from his of the Rosemont Horizon Stadium un­ suburbs were sending men and equip­ sons were trapped.” a a s s ifie d ...... 16-18 17.3 percent annual rate. 54th weekend at the Camp David der construction northwest of ment to the scene. Nicholas Kouracos, whose office is C om ics...... 19 "Consumers have so far not presidential retreat, planned to use Chicago collapsed early today, At. least three persons were taken within sight of the stadium, could see Editorial ...... enjoyed the full benefits of those personal persuasion on food killing at least five workers and trap­ in wheelchairs to the emergency “many ambulances at the scene.” Entertainment ...... 14 lower prices at the grocery counter,” processors in pursuit of a solution to ping and injuring nnany others inside, room at Resurrection Hospital in The stadium is less than a half-mile F a m ily ...... , ...... 8 Kahn said. “ Food prices at retail the mystery of why lower prices for Authorities said. Chicago, a hospital spokesman said. north of O'Hare International Air­ O bituaries...... ,...... 10 have continued to rise because farm products are convert^ to ever- A spokesman at Resurrection “ They probably were the first ones port. P eopletalk...... 2 margins have continued to Increase. hlgher prices for food at the grocery Hospital in Chicago said hospital of­ who weren’t trapped,” he said. The “ They were carting them (the in­ S ports...... 11-13 It is time for the American con­ store. ficials were told to expect five dead injuries “didn’t appear to be too jured) away like crazy,” Kouracos Television ...... 14 sumers to begin to realize the full said. Chairman Alfred Kahn of the Coun­ persons. No fire or explosion was serious at the moment.” -W e a th e r ...... 2 benefit of decreased prices at the cil on Wage and Price Stability said reported, authorities said. Fire The hospital spokesman said he farm level.” EVENING HERALD. Mon.. August 13, 1979- PAGE THREE Cloak and Dagger PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Auwst 13, 1979 Book Tells of Intrigue in Mideast complete assortment The Weather So Far, Texas Disaster fighters were attacked by Soviet-piloted \ Peopletalk WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ A new book the intrigue behind the hits and misses of the time. But Gen. Eli Zeira, chief of Israel’s MiGs on July 25, 1979, and the Israelis set ^ For period ending 7 a m. 8/14/79. During Monday night, describing cloak-and-dagger intrrigues in intelligence agencies in Middle Blast: the military intelligence, insisted war was a trap: ^ showers and or rain will be expected over the northern the Middle East says there are strong in- American CIA, Soviet KGB, Israeli Cop Not Ashamed “remote” right up to the day of the at- “Five days later, two (FYench-made) Rockies and portionst of the Plains while v mostly fair Not as Bad as Expected dications the Soviet Union was responsible Massad, Egyptian and Fi/ench in­ Mirage jets took off in the direction of the \ tack. weather Is ^n_Ucipated elsewhere. fer the mysterious 1968 disappearance of telligence, Britain’s MI-6 and and 0“*®''*- canal, seemingly on a routine recon- ^ o f Changing Sex The biggest embarrassment of the The CIA which had thought war possible threat of the oilslick because of up­ drift northward. an Israeli submarine with 64 people naissance mission. ... Above the Gulf of'*4' canning Jars • rubbei’s til? A veteran Bridgeport police officer who has un­ SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas Israeli intelligence network, the book 10 days earlier, meanwhile had reversed coming meetings between Picesldent Julius Collins, representative ol aboard. Zuez, they suddenly banked in the dlrec- A dergone transsexual surgery says she isn’t ashamed (UPI) — Scientists, politicians and says, was the failure to predict the 1973 its opinion and asserted any attempt cross Carter and Mexico’s Jose Lopez Por­ the Brownsville-Port Isabel Shrimp If so, it says, the Israelis got revenge tion of the exact spot where the tw o\ - P lids • Jelly Jars ^ of it and sees ‘‘no reason” why she can’t return to reporters drawn to the Texas coast the Suez Canal was “well beyond the tillo on the purchase of Mexican Association, said he welcomed two years later when eight of their U.S.- “Yom Kippur” war. Skyhawks had been intercepted. ... ’Their N her job even though she now is a woman. by Doomsday predictions are still stepped-up inspections of catches by The book says Prime Minister Egyptians’ capacity,” the authors said. • caps • books petroleum. supplied Phantom jets shot down five Rus­ pilots sighted 12 Mig-21s rushing headlong ; Chester Collins, 37, said this weekend she has waiting for a black tide to lay waste the Food and Drug Administration, sian M1G-21S In a dogfight over the Suez Menachem Begin, then a member of the The authors connected the dis­ “I don’t think so,” Tower said. “As appearance of the 1,200-ton Israeli sub­ at them. At that precise moment, the trap N assumed the name Mary Collins, and will be to an ecological wonderland. But so far as I can tell, all of the govern­ scheduled to begin today to assure no Canal. Knesset, was one of the few Israelis who marine Dakar (Swordfish), on Jan. 26, — closed. Eight Phantom jet fighters -^ assigned to a clerical job in the central records far, it is just talk. ment agencies are cooperating petroleum-tainted fish get to market. The Israeli victory was due to an in- doubted intelligence reports that main- 1968, in the Eastern Mediterranean, to the suddenly nosedived into the fray.” divison In about two weeks. Early last week, tar balls from a well.” He also recom mend^ the FDA in­ timiate knowledge of the MiG-21 gained Uined an atUck was only a “remote tetlMiMi blown-out offshore oil well began then-secret Soviet base at Marsa- Five MiGs were downed, all Israeli ”I have to expect some flak,” Collins said. “This Fishing industry representatives spect shrimp imported from Mexico through study and flights in planes flown possibility.” washing up on Texas beaches, for­ Matrough. planes returned to base. A week later, is a medical problem. I am not ashamed of what I told Tower the spill had not yet and another shrim w r told Tower he to them by defecting pilots, the book said. “Rab logic is not the same as ours. You cing the Coast Guard to pull floating They also described the Israeli revenge, Russian pilots were withdrawn from the V have done. I feel I will be capable of serving as a damaged fish or shrimp, but they had seen some Mexican shrimp The English-language edition of '"rhe can never know why they will suddenly police officer, and I see no reason why I cannot go barriers across the entrances of the which began when two Israeli Skyhawk jet Canal Zone. expressed concern it could cause arrive “that looked like they had Untold History of Israel” by Jacques deride to set off war,” Begin insisted at Laguna Madre — a 113-mile-long un­ back on the job,” she said. economic losses as it continues to been dipp^ in tar.” Derogy and Hesi Carmel is permeated by Collins, a 13-year veteran patrolman, said she ique wildlife waterway between talked with Police Superintendent Joseph A. Walsh South Paore Island and the mainland. \2 3 " Environmentalists fear that if Minority *1 nMiiio roncut • last week and hopes to return to duty later this Standout month. floating pancakes of crude reach Transit Connecticut Forecast Fever fragile spawning area:, the preserve Styles could be destroyed for years. So far, in Misses’ Rain ending then becoming partly sunny. High American child star Brooke Shields and members rare Ridley turtles that hatchew Needed temperatures 65 to 70. Clear tonight. Lows 55 to 60. Partly of the Australian film crew shooting “Biue Lagoon” successfully have been airlifted away & Jrs.’ Skirts sunny Tuesday. Highs 75 to 80. Probability of precipita­ are having a hot time of it — but it’s no fun. from the oil. HARTFORD (UPI) - tion decreasing to 20 percent this afternoon 10 percent Miss Shields, 14, was running a 101-degree fever The,Coast Guard said Sunday, Federal authorities are tonight and Tuesday. Winds north 10 to 20 mph decreasing ’ during the weekend and was sent to a Sydney however, despite its efforts tight par­ again telling the state to 12.76 to around 10 mph this afternoon. Light and variable hospital for a brief stay. Doctors think she may ticles of oil suspended about 4 feet provide more buses for Our Rtg. 15.99 to 17.99 tonight. Southwest 10 to 20 mph Tuesday. have contracted Dengue fever after being bitten by below the surface had drifted past Hartford minorities who Skirts have definitely mosquitos on film location in Fiji. Some film-crew the booms and into the waterway. want to work in the sub­ established themselves as a Extended Forecast members have been stricken and ordered to bed. A charter boat captain, Marvin urbs. fashion must. Choose from Miss Shields has arrived in Sydney Friday to Biggs, said globs of tar had wasned The U.S. Department of I an array of plaids, solids, flares, up on the western shore of the ’Transportation charged a slits, or wraps. Interesting Extended outlook for New England Wednesday through promote another of her films, “Tilt,” which is about belt treatments and Friday. to be released in Australia. Laguna Madre at least nine miles in­ year ago that the state-run pocket detail. 5)^15/16. Mass., R.l. & Conn.: Fair Wednesday. A chance of side the containment boom. Biggs bus system discriminates showers’Thursday and Friday. High temperatures in the Newest Ford said he had seen oil atop the water at against minorities and now least four miles inside one 2-foot- says little has been done to 70s and low temperatures in the 50s, Former President Gerald .R. Ford finally has Maine and New Hampshire: Unsettled with a chance of deep boom curtain set up to protect correct the situation. gotten around to seeing his granddaughter. Ford showers through much of the period. Highs in the 70s and the lagoon. The agency’s new war­ 3 joined his wife Betty in Pittsburgh during the Since oil from Mexico’s Ixtoc 1 ning come in response to lows in the uppoer 40s to mid 50s. weekend to visit son Michael — who is on assign­ Vermont : Partly cloudy through the period. Chance of well, which bubbled out of control complaints by city officials ment in Pittsburgh while studying for the a few showers mainly in the northern mountains. Con­ June 3 in the Bay of Campeche, ap­ who have been trying for Presbyterian ministry — daughter-in-law Gayle, proached the Texas coast, the Cioast more than two years to tinued cool. Highs 65 to 75. Lows 45 to 55. and only grandchild, Sarah Joyce. Guard has been monitoring oil It was the former president’s first glimpse of force changes in the way 4 patches on the Gulf surface. Soft, Flattering Sarah, born April 22. Sarah’s grandfather took a buses are run by the state Long Island Sound The heaviest concentrations were Department of ’Transporta­ few minutes to talk politics. He said he believes any Fashion Knit Tops spotted in Sunday’s fly over as the oil tion. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk of the current major Republican presidential can­ moved about halfway up Padre The federal agency’s Men’s PVC Girls’ Woven Point, N.Y.: Low pressure off the New Jersey coast will didates could defeat President Carter next year, ad­ Boys’ Fall Island, about 30 miles off the coast. director of civil rights. Onra«e.7XI LsatharLook move northeastward today as high pressure moves ding the Carter presidency is “very vulnerabie.” 5.44 Knit Shirts Tunics or “Lots of sheen was seen from the Ellen Feingold, last August across the region from the west. 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The Palestine Central Council, the PLO’s ROME (UP! - Italy’s longest Charms and Amulsts Ceramic crock liner lifts out easily ment crisis that began Jan. 31 when MANCHESTER - A Bi­ STOCK-UP SAVINGS FOR ALL YOUR SUMMER FILM NEEDS! boys are getting older, but then so am I.” main policy-making body. government crisis has ended with for convenient serving and The Almanac the Communists withdrew their sup­ ble study is scheduled for She came to Columbus, Ohio, during the weekend The session was attended by both houses of parliament approving thorough cleaning. #038033 port from a minority Christian Tuesday at 9 ;30 a.m. at Se­ Our Reg. 19.97... *1 4 •Kodaeolof Clio or 0125-20 Exp. . .. 1 . 4 4 Fullcolor 11^20 Exp...... 1 . 2 7 to contact three men who were prisoners during the representatives from the various a minority coalition government Jut112 pvr •tors. No nkichMki. By United Press International Democratic cabinet headed by cond Congregational 1 . 4 6 war — Bob Dean, Richard Brannon and William T. Palestinian guerrilla groups and was headed by Christian Democrat •Kodw»lorC135-24Exp.... 1 .6 6 Fulleolor 135-24 Exp...... Today is Monday, Aug. 13, the 225th day of 1979 with 140 former Premier Giulio Andreotti. Church, 385 N. Main St. Our Reg. 27.97... *19 Schirner. All were POWs at the same time but did chaired by Khaled A1 Fahoum, chair­ Francesco Cossiga. 1 . 9 7 Fu)lchrome RD-100 135-24 E x p ... 1 . 7 7 to follow. ’They also allowed the nation’s law­ •Kodacolor KISS-OO Exp.... not know one another. man of the Palestine National Coun­ The final confidence vote of 153-118 Our Reg. 34.97... The moon is approaching its last quarter. for Cossiga’s government of Chris­ makers to begin their August *24 TOASTMASTER The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and cil, the Palestinian Parliament-in- ‘The Panama Canal treaty Hang ’em from your nackchaln.. . 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EVENING HERALD, Mon., Augut 13, 1979- PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. August 13, 1979 Rail Crews Continue Man Charged Vernon Seeks New Talks Minority Women Derailment Cleanup In Laetrile WESTFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - Crews today continued Victims of Rape to clean up 25 cars of a 40-car Conrail freight train which Treatment On State Lease of Court derailed while enroute from Albany, N.Y., to New Haven, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Young minority women The mayor said that in assessing walking alone at night are the most likeiy victims of a Conn., damaging about 1,200 feet of track, authorities VERNON —The town has informed the building, is valued at some $2,- MIDDLETOWN, (UPI) -- A 6(X); maintenance of the parking lot, the actual cost to the town and in an­ rapist - often a member of their own race, a federal sur­ said. California man who told someone she tbe state that it wishes to renegotiate ticipating a rise in heating fuel and vey revealed today. No injuries were reported as a result of the derailment. the lease for the town-owned building $500; building maintenance and Ernest Cross, a Conrail division superintendent, said a had cancer, and he could cure her supplies, $2,800; beat (actual for the other utility costs, the town is asking A Law Enforcement Assistance Administration study with laetrile and megavitamins for on West Main Street which is used by that the lease agreement be amended of rape in 26 American cities in 1974 and 1975 found black broken wheel on one of the cars caused the derailment, the state for a court house. calendar year of 1978), $2,116 and for $5,578, has been arrested after a water for the same year, $90 and to reflect an annual rental of $34,944. and other minority women were more than 1.7 times as one of the largest ever in Westfield, at about 3:30 a.m. The original lease was signed on based on a $6.50 per square foot month-long investigation. July 29,1976. It is due to be renewed electtriclty, $2,698. likely to be raped as white women. Sunday. Harvey E. Howard, 66, was charge. “I believe that this figure is "Rape is highly intra-racial for black and other minori­ The train was carrying paper, lumber, peat moss, fer­ on Jan. 1, 1980. Also: General maintenance of the arrested at a Middletown hotel Sun­ interior and exterior of the building, fair and equitable for both the state ty victims; only a small proportion of these women tilizer and canned goods. In a letter to Donald R. Hooper, and the town,” the mayor said. reported that their attacker was white. Rape is also day and charged with attempted first leasing agent for the state. Mayor ^,000; annual carpet cleaning, $960; degree larceny and unlicensed prac- In turn, the state said if this is the highly intra-racial if the attacker is white: the data con­ Frank McCoy said that it was liability insurance, $154; and rental Uce of medicine. Chief SUte’s at­ of refuse collection dumpster and case then the state will have to tain few instances of white offenders choosing nonwhite torney Hustin . McGuigan said. brought to his attention, by the cancel the existing lease and re-open women as victims," the study said. assessor, that the rental amount of collection, $1,560, a total of $%,564. Howard, of Costa Mesa. Calif, and "As you can see from the list of negotiations and in that case the At the same time, the study found white women Las Vegas, allegedly used a test $18,816 a year is not defraying the state would be required to advertise between the ages of 12 and 19 had a higher incidence of town’s actual cost for maintaining known costs, the present rental similar to a pregnancy test to amount is grossly lower than the for proposals for competitive space attempted rape then minority women in the same age SHOPPING the building. He said be also noted in the general area to house court diagnose the woman as having expenditure presently incurred by group that the present agreement amount facilities. The state feels that the cancer, said Steven Solomson, an reflects a $3.42 per square foot the town for proper maintenance of Biack and other minority women were more often in­ charge shouldn’t be more than $5.02 assistant state’s attorney. charge, based on the building’s 5,376 the building,” the mayor said. volved in attacks in which a weapon was used by the Solomson said Howard was con­ per square foot and the mayor said rapist. But white victims reported rape incidents to the square feet of court and office space. A fire in the building on Jan. 23 of victed of unlicensed practice of this might be acceptable but added police less often, according to the survey, because they The mayor said that salary and this year, made it necessary for the BAG medicine in California in 1973, fined town to relocate the offices of the that he feels any competitive bid felt it was "personal." $2,000 and sentenced to four years fringe benefits for a full-time custo­ should be waived but the state said it The survey found the incidence of rape decreased Train Crash dian assigned to the building, total court clerks on a temporary basis. probation. The prosecutor said there can’t do this under state statutes. among older women and those with higher incomes. And $14,793 and uniforms and shoes for The cost to the town to rent the space A Conrail freight train derailed Sunday in no reported injuries. Photo shows crews is a warrant for Howard’s arrest in ’The matter will be discussed at the rape victims were most often single — never married, the custodian, required by union con­ in a church-owned building, was $890 Westfield, Mass., on its way to New Haven. beginning to clear away wreckage. (UPI W. lUIN STREET a month. This didn’t include Town Council meeting scheduled for divorced or separated. California. tract, amount to $291 a year. Twenty-five cars left the tracks. There were photo) The woman, whose name was not janitorial service nor the use of the tomorrow night following a public Women walking alone between 6 p.m. and midnight in The town estimates that the time hearing and special town meeting set open public areas were more likely to face a rape attack, released, had cancer many years ago the director of public works and a courtroom and two offices in the but all evidence showed she was for 7:30 p.m. the study said. ROCKVILLE Added Help foreman, spent on matters related to Memorial Building. "A young woman, alone in an open public area at night, cured of the disease, said Solomson. The woman said Howard told her is in a potentially dangerous situation," it said. "Because Ku Klux Klan Is Halted Georgia State Trooper C.L. Haines, left, gives directions to few rape victimizations involve more than one victim, she had the disease again, and could Karen Pacer, center, and Debbie Huwe, who are visiting one suggestion (perhaps unrealistic in many cir­ ULtMBMIR be cured in seven to nine months with Atlanta, Ga„ from Michigan. State Troopers have been called cumstances) is that young women shouid avoid being out his treatment program, Solomson Accord to Save Railroad to duty in the city to relieve Atlanta Police from traffic tudy, so at night alone." said. Before Reaching Capitol nnr' NEUT. He said Howard, who allegedly The study also found that women who tried to protect that they can spend more time fighting the soaring major crime themselves by screaming, running away or fighting back, FREEH finds one person to locate recruits for rate in the downtown area. (UPI photo) MONTGOMERYN Ala. (UPI) - pending a Sept. 5 appearance in City would file against Montgomery of- R sa his treatment, arrived in Connecticut greatly increased their chances of being injured. Rape The Ku Klux Klan ended a four-day WonH Please Everybody Court, the head of the Louisiana- ficials, charging illegal searches and 5 ox. Friday and met with eight to 10 peo­ patterns were surveyed in Atlanta; Baltimore; Boston; Selmadto-Montgomery march Sun­ - . . , I____ — aT XyTi1t< ro iil/ a based invisible Empire Knights of denial of rights, REQ ple Saturday. Ogilvie’s plan was abandonment of might buy segments of Milwaukee. Buffaio, N.Y.; Chicago; Cincinnati; Cleveland; Dallas; day, facing a wall of police who the Ku Klux Klan said he still When Wilkinson’s group arrived at CHICAGO (UPI) - It will Uke 2.12 There is evidence Howard had been much of the railroad’s service area. Steve Garst, who operates a grain Denver; Detroit; Houston; Los Angeles; Miami; hustled 189 Klansmen downtown and planned to march to the state the Police blockade Sunday, he State Troopers agreement by a federal judge, the elevator in Coon Rapids, Iowa, which Milwaukee; Minneapolis; New Orleans; Newark, N.J.; booked them for parading without a treating people in California, Nevada Interstate Commerce Commission, a Ogilvie and his predecessor, Stanley Capitol buy may not try to restage marched up to Swindall and Polmar. and other states, Solomson said. uses Milwaukee Road service, said New York; Oakland, Calif., Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; permit. lot of creditors, a few labor unions— E.G. Hillman, had suggested the derAonstration for six months. ^ “Chief may I say one word? he Part of his alleged treatment is he thinks Iowa will be better off .San Diego; San Francisco; St. Louis; Portland, Ore., and The KKK wanted to march to the The Klansmen camped out three began. “We are marching for our and the abandonment of two-thirds of wholesale abandonment in the past Laetrile, an apricot pit deriviative and the Department of Transporta­ without the Milwaukee Road. Washington, D.C. steps of the state Capitol for a rally nights — the last in mud created by civil rights. ...” For ^ Help in Atlanta its track — to save the bankrupt 2 3.64 ’"rhe Milwaukee is saying they banned by the federal government. tion recently endorsed the proposal. to end their “white power march” heavy rains. They marched silently “You cannot make a speech, Milwaukee Road. Gillette Howard was held on $1,000 in Hart­ problem also was given prominent If the court and the ICC do not ap­ want to be out of the rail business and that retraced the Rev. Martin Luther Sunday, red clay spattered on the Swindall retorted. Turning to OLD ATLANTA (UPI) - State troopers Even if all those parties give their T R A C n ford Correctional Center pending his attention by a segment of the NBC prove, Ogilvie said, “we’ll be the we probably will be better off. They Area Police Report J King’s 1965 Selma-To-Montgomery hems of their white robes, until they reporters crowding the scene, he have joined the city’s undermanned consent and the 9,800-mile railroad is SPKE arraignment in Middletown Superior police force on street patrol, hoping “Today” show and complained that stewards of a dying railroad about don’t want to work at it. We would be civil rights march. sighted the police and broke into a added: “You either move back or I allowed to pare down to 3,400 miles of better off to strengthen the (rail) But a force of 270 state troopers, Court today. to halt a soaring homicide rate that Northern news media were zealous the first of next year.” "white Power” chant. will arrest you with the marchers.” SHAVE track, not everyone will be happy system that we’ve got in the state, ’ city police and county sheriff's has given rebirth to the ’’murder about giving Atlanta "a black eye.” Ogilvie said he is concerned that Vernon They were solemn and quiet as The Klan demonstrators, including with the situation. Garst said. Michael W Doyle, 23, of Hartford, was charged Friday deputies lined the highway, moving CREAM capital” title the South’s major city Jackson accepted the offer ^tur- Least happy will be officials and shippers currently using the police quickly photographed them, some women and juveniles, were LIME PriesVs Case day in the wake of a 12-hour period in South Dakota shippers generally night with assault on a police officer, second-degree in on the Klansmen as Mayor Emory ordered them to shed their robes and hustled into three buses, two vans has sought to outlive. shippers in the states the affected Milwaukee Road continue to have MINT, REQ. With to d ay ’s signing of an which four people were killed, freight service. He said negotiations are unhappy about the planned aban­ burglary, first-degree criminal trespassing and third- Polmar and Police Chief Charles frisked them. f®"'’ squad cars and taken down- track is located - principally Iowa, donment. “There’s no more serious TMCII Sees Setback executive order by Gov. George raising the city’s homicide count to already are under way with other degree criminal mischief. Swindall blocked their path, Swindall Police said no weapons were found town for processing. the Dakotas, Montana and and pressing transportation issue Busbee, the Georgia State Patrol will 146 - three more than during all of lines interested in purchasing some Doyle allegedly broke into a home on Dobson Avenue barking over a bullhorn; "You are Sunday. But when the Klansmen first The Klansmen started the march Washington. ’The shippers produce facing our state than the bankruptcy but police said it didn’t appear that anything was taken. violating the law. 1 arrest you for n.39 WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI) - be able to assist in routine traffic 1978. primarily coal, paper, steel, autos, of the segments the Milwaukee wants stopped at the city limits Saturday, 50 strong in Selma Thursday, of the Milwaukee Road,” Rep. James oz. *3.31 Defense attorneys for a Catholic duty and Georgia Bureau of Tom P erdue, B usbee’s ad- to sell. He then allegedly went to a house next door where people that violation.” knives, brass knuckles, Mace con­ 11 foods and beverages. Hednor said bst week in a hearing on who he new lived. He was refused admittance but forced Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson, REQ 1.M 14’9 REQ priest accused of armed robbery suf­ Investigation agents will work with minstrative assistant, said Col. Hugh The Milwaukee Road is bankrupt In some cases, he said, a deal is tainers and clubs clattered to the the question. his way in, police said. Police were call^ and after who had predicted thousands would fered a pair of potentially damaging city narcotics detectives. M. Hardison, commander of the and being run under a court- nearly complete. And if all the pavement when Swindall order^ setbacks in the first week of the trial. A limited number of state troopers State Patrol, and GBI Director prospective purchases are com­ The Montana Congressional Doyle was brought to the police station he allegeoiy participate in the 50-mile march, JOHNSON’S CLEARASH. appointed trusteeship. As part of iU delegation has introduced legislation demonstrators to drop their Twice during the first two days of began familiarization patrols of high Beverly Ponder would meet with pleted, even after the cutback about started to fight with Officer William Yetz and Yetz suf­ said Polmar would regret his action. DENTAL FLOSS reorganization process, the trustee is to prohibit abandonment for a year weapons. ^ j Now You Know tesimony in the trial of the Rev. Ber­ Atlanta Public Safety Commissioner 94 percent of the shippers now using fered injuries that required treatment at Rockville “The time is coming when Klan women passed a plate around crime areas Sunday night. required to develop and submit to the and to set up a loan program tor the WAXED nard T. Pagano, Superior Court "These patrols are to familiarize Lee Brown and Police Clhief George the Milwaukee will continue to have General Hospital. Montgomery is going to suffer the Saturday night during a campsite ral- Pennies are not legal tender in 1 OX. court a plan for reviving the railroad. Milwaukee Road. ’The planned aban­ Doyle was to be presented in court today. wrath of the Klan,” he said. ly seeking donations to fund dozens amounts over 25, unless the recipient UNWAXED Judge Andrew Christie denied themselves with downtown streets, Napper to settle coverage areas and ’Trustee Richard B. Ogilvie, the service. defense motions to dismiss donment,. Sen. Max Baucus said, Glendon C. Bickford, 17, of 323 Taylor St., Vernon, was After he was released on $500 bond of’ suits Wilkinson said the KKK agrees to accept them. X nNE but — more than anything else — to manpower details. former governor of Illinois, an­ Officials in many of the states testimony linking the 53-year-old create a presence, to be seen,” a Jackson has requested 20 minutes slated for track abandonment said shows “a total disregard for Western charged Sunday with disorderly conducted in connection 200 YD. nounced a plan last week. It came as transportation problems.” with the investigation of a disturbance on Elm Street. priest to a series of holdups in the Patrol spokesman said Sunday night. of air time from Atlanta television no surprise the key element in they are optimistic other railroads He was released on his promise to appear in court in Wilmington-area last winter. Busbee offered the assistance to stations Thursday night for a speech Doris Clough and Robin Bush Rockville on Aug. 21. 2.69 Mayor Maynard Jackson Thursday on the crime problem. testifed that Pagano was the one who after a front page Wall Street Jour­ The mayor had requested state Andover robbed their stores. Police say the nal article described downtown help in a carefully worded telegram State Police are investigating an accident that caused robberies were all committed by a Atlanta as "aw ar zone.” The gover­ to Busbee, citing previous injuries to two persons Saturday night on Route 6. *2.26 well-dressed manerly robber they agreements he had discussed with The World Almanac” Melonie A. Guiles of Andover was treated for a leg id- nor said the entire state depends on have dubbed the "Gentleman Ban­ Atlanta as its business hub and com­ state officials during the week. jury and Erwin Sayet of Norwich was treated for facial GOmECTOl dit." peting cities would circulate the Jackson emphasized that his ad­ cuts at Windham Community Memorial Hospital. The alleged crime spree netted Journal article among corporate of­ ministration would remain in control Police said Sayet was eastbound on Route 6 and Guiles more than $1,000. Pagano is also ac­ fices and convention groups to dis­ of the city, with troopers and GBI appeared to have been westbound, lost control of her car cused of one count of attempted courage relocation to Atlanta. agents working under his police com­ and it spun into the path of Sayet. armed robbery. Busbee said the city’s crime manders. South Windsor Uwoat paXn Kenneth R. Dunbar III, 24, of 39 Locust St., South Wind­ sor, was charged Sunday with failure to obey a stop sign i s s - > Can you match these t a m ^ after-being involved in a two-car accident at Graham and ASPER8UM American authors with W e’d like CHEfINY-ORANQI UAW Uses New Tactics his/her work? Hayes roads. 1. John O’Hara The driver of the other car was Daniel W. Rezende Jr., Corp., giving bettors an even chance the automaker, the UAW’s Chrysler 2. Kathryn Forbes DETROIT (UPI) - The economic (Council has given the union’s Inter­ 18, of 385 Graham Road. No injuries were reported. Dun­ crisis is playing the biggest role in of guessing whether the target would 3. Betty Smith bar has a court answer date of Aug. 24 in East Hartford. 10’6 REQ 1.08 be Ford Motor Co. or General Motors national Bargaining Committee 4. John Steinbeck this year’s auto talks, as the authority to tailor a settlement to 5. Edgar Rice Burroughs Guy Tylutki, 18, of 127 Robert Drive, South Windsor, to make baths automakers and the United Auto Ctorp. (a) “Of Mice and Men” was charged Sunday with driving at an unreasonable The auto companies are appealing Chrysler’s problems. (b) “Tarzan of the Apes’ SPECIAL Workers Union discard old tactics for UAW President Douglas Fraser’s speed. He was involved in a one-car accident on Oakland new ones the Ulks have never seen for moderate union demands this (c) “Ten North Frederick year and have taken as their own the remark that the union will "take into (d ) “ Mama’s Bank Road. mYmomPHom' before. Police said he was eastbound, lost control of his car, government’s call for a 7 percent consideration whatever is needed for Account” , „ . Economic conditions and forecasts the survival of Chrysler” appears to ( e ) ”A Tree Growa In Brook­ spun around and landed against a tree. No injuries were a thing have spurred rank-and-file opposition wage hike guideline. In a precedent­ lyn” foreshadow a rare breaking of the reported . His court date is Aug. 23. /wfMfClearcKll to a strike, perhap softening the setting move, wavering Chrysler has asked for special exemptions for Big Three pattern this year. answers Coventry UAW threats. And the mystery and Traditionally, all three auto com­ Mark Jones, 18, of 589 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford, speculation surrounding which firm itself. But perhaps even more unusual is panies fall into line with key con­ q S B •» a •£ P ’13 I and William Greene, 16, of Dale Road, Manchester, were would be the target should a walkout $1.87 the union's concession to help cessions won by the union from its charged Saturday with tampering with a motor vehicle. o f the past. 4 OZ. occur also has been diminished this target firm. Jones was also charged with carrying a weapon in a 76c year. Chrysler. motor vehicle. 3.250Z. The UAW has granted strike im­ Although it has made no mention of Police said the pair were allegedly caught removing t lo-EtOft d(Ep4cy lor dwtifiE 1 02. munity to financially-ailing Gin[slw the type of contract break it will give parts from a car at a garage on South Street. Jones was also involved in an accident on Daly Road B & L MEXSANA and suffered minor injuries. Both are scheduled to POWDER appear in court in Rockville on Aug. 28. SAUNE

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Warranty Deeds Pick The Best Produce Rampaging in Iran ^ Joseph Saimond and Elda Almond to Joseph TEHRAN, Iran (UPl) - Several thou­ providing jail terms of up to three years Hector Zeppa and Karen for journalists convicted of publishing in­ M. Zeppa, property at 72 WALDBAUM'S Pick The Best Meats sand Moslem militants armed with clubs sults against the leaders of Iran's official sA esn ia n for Rep. Toby Moffett, f |?' Campfield Road, $45,500. and knives stormed and seized the The strike affecU about 3,500 employes at the com headquarters of a Marxist guerrilla group religions — Islam, Christianity, Judiasm Dorothy M. Bunce, Bar­ pany’s New Britain and Newington facilities. today In the second consecutive day of and the Zoroastrian faith. bara B. Joyner and Louise In a separate development, Moffett had urged Horvite two weeks ago to B. Saucier to Linda I. Pick The Best Groceries political violence In Tehran. in the strike. But he later asked the federal agency to The militants overpowered and dis­ revolutionary guards firing automatic Gray, property at 225-227 Food M art armed members of the Fedayan Khalq rifles from jeeps seized the U.S. Embassy defer a decision when state Labor ' Center St., $52,500. Joseph Peraro announced he would personally involve guerrilla group at their headquarters in from Moslem guerrillas who had held it Maurice Phillip Snyder central Tehran after a brief scuffle. since February. The ousted guerrillas, himself in the negotiations. -n,..r«iav and Lillian Snyder to Pick The Best Bargains A bargaining session in Peraro s office last Thursday Several persons were taken away by members of a fringe group, had not Joseph J. Parzyeh and harmed any Americans, but controlled failed to move the two sides closer to an agreeniMt, Susan Parla, property on Prices Effective Sunday, Aug. 12 ambulance to be treated for knife wounds prompting Peraro to withdraw. Moffett then renewed his “PICKY - PICKY - PICKY!” FOOD MART - THE FOOD EXPERTS! and other injuries. access to and from the embassy grounds. Milford Road, $51,900. Through Saturday, Aug. 18 The seizure of the Fedayan It was unclear why the revolutionary plea to Horvitz. William E. Belfiore and About 3,300 Fafnir production workers walked off their headquarters followed clashes at Tehran guards had waited until Sunday to oust the Jam es K. DeRocco to factory jobs April 23 after rejecting company University Sunday in which 300 persons guerrillas, although Western sources Thomas J. Robbins and offers. Two days later, 187 Fafnir tradesmen joined the were injured, some critically, when privately admitted the militiamen were Terri L. Robbins, property Moslem rightists attacked demonstrators suspected of stealing liquor from the em­ strike. at Walnut and Cedar protesting press censorship. bassy and selling it on the black market. streets, $52,500. Ocean Spray U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF Keebler Zesta In today's attack on the Fedayan Guards firing their rifles and riding in Vernon Street Corp. to H. headquarters, several thousand militants jeeps and Mercedes cars swept through State Jail Pact Lawrence Hose and blockaded roads and turned away traffic the tree-ringed compound shortly before Martha J. Hose, property Cranberry Juice BOTTOM Saltines from the central Tehran area. Then they the embassy opened for the day. An em­ at Knollwood subdivision SALTED AND UNSALTED marched into the guerrilla headquarters bassy spokesman said none of the In Fact-Finding off Vernon Street, ^,000. and disarmed an unspecified number of Americans in the compound was “taken Marcel L. Sirois and Cocktail ROUND 16 OUNCE PACKAGE the fedayan. hostage or maltreated.” Aline T, Sirois to James E. HALF GALLON BOTTLE Thousands of leftists and moderates, Before Sunday's anti-censorship march Jones and Lynne who gathered at Tenran University Sun­ got under way, the rightist militants MacFarlane Jones, proper­ ’’^Union leaters Sold the raiA and Me betore the Sure day to protest against the closure of the parked trucks near the university filled Home Is the Sailor ty at 224 Kennedy Road, Ayendegan newspaper, clashed with a with stones for use as weapons. dav that they have reached an impasse with the stale $77,500, ROAST Gerry Spiess is all smiles as he steps to address about 1,500 residents ovCT a new contract and further talks would prove smaller crowd of rightists armed with “Suddenly, there were stones flying all of his home town of White Bear Lake, Minn., who turned out to honor Forest Condominium 2 knives, rocks and bottles. over,” one witness said, “The sky was full fruitless Corp, to Barbara G. The rightists infiltrated the march from of them,” the record-making sailor Sunday. Spiess crossed the Atlantic Ocean "We’ve squeezed every ounce of blood from the state Hopkins, property at 125F the university campus to Prime Minister A western woman journalist was beaten last month in a 10-foot boat, the smallest ever to make the trip, doing we can.” said Dominick Badolato, executive director of Cliffside Drive, $71.50 con­ USDA and her audio equipment taken by a group Council 4, American Federation of State, County and veyance tax. HOSTESS Mehwi Bazargan's office shouting, “Down so in 54 days, Virginia to England. (UPI photo) CHOICE^ 13 OZ. with communism” They were answered of men who chased her shouting “you Municipal Employees. ■.i, , a.oii fnr a strike R obert W. Finn and FOOD CLUB MULTI PACK But some members answered with a call for a stoike. TWINKIES with cries of “death to fascism” and filthy imperialist journalists,” Agnes L. Finn to Stanislaw 1.63 3 “ A fact-finder isn’t going to do a thing for us except MAYONNAISE “death to reaction.” National Guidance Minister Nasser Michala): and Krystyna C. Iranian newspapers today said 300 peo­ Minachi told a gathering of Iranian and Feds Sue Philadelphia stall for time. I don’t want to walk a picket line in tae Michalak property on PLUME DE VEAU ple were treated for cuts, broken limbs foreign journalists the new press law that middle of the winter, so we might as well go on strike (Nutmeg Drive, $71,000. and bruises. The Bamdad newspaper said took effect Sunday was designed to "en­ now,” one union member said. Fiduciary Deed sure freedom for the committed and The prison guards held an illegal 3-day walkout in Shoulder Veal Chops Cottonelle some of the injured were in critical condi­ Over Poliee Brutality Estate of Mary D. Prince ♦ 2 . 0 9 tion. responsible writers and publications and before ratifying a contract they had previously reject^. Haueisen to Robert F. The mobs were broken up by not for those who want to damage the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The U.S. Thrasher, the Justice Department’s Others at the meeting at Central tonecticut State Blanchard and Paul J. (Islamic) revolution.” College warned a strike would be “crushed by the state, Bath Tissue revolutionary guards with tear gas and Justice Department has decided to file a special litigation counsel, ensued. Rossetto, property at 118 U.S.D.A. CHOICE and union workers would lose more than they would gam. U.S. GOVERNMENT shots into the air. police brutality suit against Philadelphia, Thrasher was investigating the possibility Pine St. and 27 High St., Thin Spaghetti ASSORTED and WHITE Several hours before the clashes sources say. of filing a suit alleging that the brutality $52,000. INSPECTED - GRADE A' 1600 SHEET PKG. erupted, a new press law went into effect The unprecedented civil suit was incidents stemmed from the police- 3 POUND BONUS PACK BEEF expected to charge Philadelphia’s police department’s failure to take disciplinary Kennedy Youth Injured Perdue Fresh department with systematically con­ ManchesieT action against officers involved In miscon­ WATERVILLE VALLEY, N.H. (UPI) - Joseph doning brutality and other civil rights duct. Kennedy III, eldest son of the late Sen, Robert Kennedy, Playground Notas| TOP New Boards’ Status abuses by not punishing offending of­ No such suit has ever before been filed, was injured over the weekend while hiking on 4,000-foot OVEN ficers, sources said Sunday night. but sources told UPI the department also Mt. Osceola with four companions. B u rk ip y ' Justice Department spokesman was reviewing the possibility of filing Kennedy, 27, was taken to Sceve Speare Hospital in Pet Show: Most unusual. ROUND Terrance Adamson confirmed that a STUFFER Aired by Selectmen similar suits against the cities of Plymouth Saturday where he was treated for an ankle in­ Eric Fetting 16 OUNCE - NO RETURN BOTTLES request for an injunction will be filed in Memphis, Tenn,, and Houston. jury and released. (Salamander). Most U.S. D istrict Court in Philadelphia, 32 OUNCE BOTTLE No firm decision has been reached, but Amusing. Mitchell Reid, ROASTERS STEAK Coke, Tab, R$139 HEBRON —The status of three com­ tion. Mrs, Wilson volunteered to represent culminating eight months of study. lawsuits in those two cases are less likely Dynamo Liquid the board on the committee. Other “Papers will be filed in Philadelphia (Toad). 19 p^ k mittees, which were approved during a to materialize, officials said. Dog Show: Best in Show, Fresca or Sprite I ■ members of the committee are: Edward I Manchester Fire Calls I special town meeting on July 30, was dis­ tomorrow morning,” Adamson told UPI. Kaya Fettig. Best Trained, Laundry Detergent Williams, representing the Board of Many observers consider the police s 4 3 3 cussed by the Board of Selectmen at the Lady Reid. board's meeting Thursday night. Finance and Donald Robinson and Joseph brutality problem in Philadelphia the ■ • LB. Krist were also named by the town Escapee Holds Saturday, 8:35 a m.—False Saturday, 3:53 p.m.-Car Nathan Hale The special meeting approved the set­ worst of any city in the country. fire at Manchester Motel meeting to serve on this committee. alarm at 301 Adams St. Knock Hockey: 1. Mike Food Club ting up of an Historic District Study Com­ Sources said Attorney General Griffin (Town). Johnson & Johnson In other business the selectmen voted, Four Hostages (Eighth District) Merrill. 2. Zippy mittee, Water Pollution Control Authori­ Bell personally approved the lawsuit that Saturday. 10 p.m —Smoke EXCELLENT FOR ty, and a Town Ofefice Building Addition at the request of the tax collector, to abate will attempt to force changes in the prac­ Saturday, 11:43 Forostowski. 3. Fran GARDINER, N.Y. (UPI) - Police ear­ a m.—Security alarms at Investigation at 28 Church St. Item of BEEF BARBECUE!------$ Study Committee. an $11 tax due on a property deed to the tices and procedures of Philadephia's ly today surrounded a private home in (Town) Sumislaski. TODDLER U.S.D.A „ MUSHROOMS town to provide sufficient right-of-way for Martin and South schools Of the three, only the Historical District police department and other agencies. Gardiner and negotiated with a convicted Sunday, 3:28 p.m.-Stove \$ e » l S id e the week! SHORT RIBS CHOICE “-B. Hoadley Road. (Town). STEMS & PIECES Study Committee has scheduled an In Philadelphia, Deputy Mayor Tony rapist and robber who was holding four Saturday, 12:44 p.m.—Car fire at 182 Bissell St. (Town) Pet Contest: 1. Michelle The board is still accepting resumes for Today, 1:26 a m .—False DIAPERS organizational meeting on Aug. 22 at 8 Zecca quoted Mayor Frank Rizzo as people hostage. radiator hit by lightning, exit Quey. 2. Jennifer 4 OUNCE CAN the position of full-time building official, alarms at Robertson School p.m. at the Town Office Building. The saying of the suit, “We welcome it.” ’The convict, Richard Gantz, 28, of New 92, 1-88 (Town). Gauruder. 3. Danny Roggi. 12 COUNT BOX members of the committee are: Len through Aug. 31. Anyone interested is Zecca declined comment for himself, Saturday, 12:56 p.m—Car and Economy Electric. York City, escaped over the weekend (Eighth District). 4. (Tie) Laura Morency St Wooten, Craig Rowley, Alice Osborn, asked to apply to Reid as soon as possible. other than to call the suit “ludicrous.” from the maximum-security Downstate fire at exit 92 (Town). rwaldbaum’s N.Y.Style DELIfl Reid also told the board that he un­ Doug Morency. 5. CTie) Edward Foote and Frederick J, Wythe. Rizzo was not available for direct com­ Correctional Facility in Fishkill. • SALE STARTS TODAY Christine Krause St Frank The Water Pollution Control Authority, derstands that the old railroad right-of- ment. COLONIAL Hebrew National Kosher Beef While they would not release the Krause. way will be taken over by the Department A number of violent incidents last to date, has one member, Selectman Ray­ hostages’ identities, Ulster County Dog Show: Biggest, - 1.50 of Environmental Protection, He said that SUPER •SALAMI YOUR CHOICE mond J. Burt. Representatives from the summer, including shootings of in­ sheriffs deputies said the house was oc­ Patrick Comins (Amy). WIDE PlanninR and Zoning Commission, as well the department plans to send someone out dividuals by police officers, provoked cupied by Gantz and “three males and one DRUGS •BOLOGNA OQ to determine what use of the area is (GENOVESE Smallest, Mara Walwrath 10* OFF LABEL - 49 OZ. PKG. a ^ o f t as the Conservation Commisstion, are Bell's personal interest in the problem. female.” A REAL DRUG STORE (Tifiny). Best Behaved, BOLOGNA •FRANKS V J expected to be appointed during desired by local groups. Bell met with citizens’ groups from Deputies said Gantz, 28, was armed SLICED TO ORDER Cheer Powdered $ ^ 3 9 Before the receipt of this information Tommy Clifford (Lucky). •KNOCKWURST t o a 12 oz. September meetings. Philadelphia and later with a delegation of with a shotgun, which lie obtained at the Rx TRANSFER SERVICE: Tricks, Patrick Comins GAYLORD Burt said that David Marnicki, who the town had received a request from the poliee officers from the city. Bell in­ M youVon™ jW cnption on (,(. .(w«l..... ju.t t.K yon. 28 OZ Laundry Detergent I ■> house on rural Phillies Bridge Road in H. ( . .he) «;((cM you- « (Amy). Cutest, Mara chaired the sewer authority when it was Department of Transportation concerning 0 CAN structed Peter Vaira, U.S, attorney for Gardiner. you can obtlin your m-nlication ot G«-ov«l« Dnivi ((V^e Walwrath (Tifiny). TOMATOES an appointed study committee, and Mrs. its wish to have the Town of Hebron Philadelphia, to assess the problem and proud to f-ovki. tliil w-yiM md (hero il noK.in, you n«.l ,_b * 1 . 8 9 A state police spokesman said the house Dog Show: Best of Show. Long John Franks Frost T. Krist, who served as secretary, accept responsibility for its use. At that make recommendations. IMPORTED AUSTRIAN was surrounded by about “20 to 25” state PRE-PAID PRESCRIPTION PLANS: Tommy Gifford (Lucky). MOSEYS . ' have indicated an interest in serving on time both the Recreation Commission and Six months of research by Louis M. police and corrections officers, including the Board of Selectmeli, asked for further Qooovou p a ititip ttw (n Id pub(ic »id pmCTipdoo Best groomed, Jen Owren Swiss Cheese Lean Pastrami TO ORDER l b . *2.39 Top Frost. the permanent committee. "upper-echelon troop personnel.” p.ymw1 p^r«nu. W. «•('«• ""(«'<«’« ■>' >"'« r-o (Little Bit). Prettiest, Florida Citrus LUNDY GOURMET At this time the Board of Selectmen is information. giami w d prootu iM Uw pw :«w o-k involyed Patrick Comins (Amy). seeking names from residents to fill the Reid said that work on the Grayville m DO fTA U fOH YOU AT GENOVeSBI ♦s TO ORDER lb Loudest Bark, Jeanette LB Cooked Ham *2.49 four appointments of members-at-large. Road Bridge is scheduled to start in the ICE CREAM Lifebure (Ginger). Any resident interested should contact middle of this week. Notice will be posted Orange Juice ALL FLAVORS First Selectman Aaron Reid at the Town in advance so residents will be aware of Compafe Our fHescription Prices: Basket Champs Office Building as soon as possible. detours. Square Village HALF GALLON CARTON The Town Office Building Addition A joint meeting of the selectmen and the Ozzie Williams 100% Pure - % Gal. Carton We’re the Picky, Picky, Picky Study Committee is expected to meet Board of Finance is scheduled for Aug. 29 ZE UP Brian Callaghan after Cynthia G. Wilson, a member of the to review applications for the position of Louis Tucker Fresh Produce Experts! Board of Selectmen, returns from vaca­ part-time assessor. , A m o m C IH 2S0mg.CAPS ...20 1.79 Tim Wright HE iTetracydine HCLI 1 .1 0 Scott Carone Percy Atmore FRESH NEW CROP 1 AURALGAH OTIC SOLUTION . IScc 2.19 OUART S TUATION ■Second Place — Container Joe Maher Sewer Meeting Tuesday 3 m O RDIAZEPO Xm HCl lomg .mo 4.54 Blueberry BANQUET John Perira IConifiarei to Lihniini' I 1 LB. PKG. VERNON — The Town Council will con­ Meadowlark Road, Inland Drive, Sean Gerich COOKIN' . DOHHATOl TABS...... TOO 2.29 John Buccino BLUE BONNET 5 oz. duct a public hearing and special town Glenstone Drive, Hill Crest Drive, Sunny Festival BAGS varIetiIs PKQS. meeting tomorrow night at 7:30 in the View Drive, West Street, Temple Street, Pat Carroll SOFT MARGARINE Memorial Building on a request for an ap­ Tumblebrook Drive, Trout Stream Drive, Kids, s HYDB0CHL0B0THIA2IDE SBmg.TABS ■ Sean Gerich (Coniparei to HydrodninI 1 100...... Z.99 John Hedlund fo r Jams, Pies, or With Your Morning { S f l U l T propriation of $1.5 million for extension of Deerfield Drive, Hamilton Drive, Cereal, You Can't Find a Belter Buy! r l I M . l . ;Mike Rkoy. sewer lines to various areas of town. Pinewood Drive, Taylor Street, Elm Hill i LANOXIN B.2Smg. TABS ....100 1.39 Coifiaifier A previous ordinance which was passed Road, Hartl and Allison drives, Welles, make extra (Digoxin) Q-TIPS appropriated $3.5 million and that amount Acorn, Talcottville and Lorraine roads Waldbaum's 10 POUND was insufficient to pay the costs of the and required future crossings of I NIEPBOBAMATE 400mg. TABS . 100 1-79 proposed sewer line extensions. Interstate 84. money this Carden BULK BOX The town anticipates it will receive The additional appropriation will be Cotton Swabs paid from federal and state grants and StOD in or cill your OtnovOM Drug Storo P hirm «ill for •.act PIES grants in the amount of at least $1.5 SWEET funds from the issuance of temporary uwngi on rtwM and m»nv mort G«o«ric»l L««Mr quwititm Club Apple • Lemon • Pineapple LUSCIOUS YELLOW . SWEET million for the project. summer. ■V bti^^ijjjhtjjrijlgj^ Drlc«d iMghtlY highir. Pnow «n«ciiv« till 8/19(79. rtAI IP H R N IA aininY 170 COUNT PACKAGE notes previously approved will be used to VINE RIPENED RIPEI The project includes the extension of 22 Ounce Package N e w J e rs e y lines to Hartford Turnpike (Route 30), defray the appropriation until the grant C a lifo rn ia Chlquita or Dole S e e d le s s 3 Vernon Avenue, Evergreen Drive, funds are received. To Meet B a n a n a s G ra p e s P e a c h e s Have your own the Cantaloupes iv/f/j this coupon ♦1 OFF purchase o f COVENTRY - The Coventry Garden Club will Paper Route ! i ANY NEW PRESCRIPTION meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Meadowbrixtk Shopping 4” LBS. ■ ■ 8 9 f . 3 9 t Center for a visit to the DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY SOME ITEMS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TIL TUES. 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LIMIT ONE CAN • ONEI |C O U P O N PER FAMILY.' 3 ^ 3 .9 9 ^C O U P O N PER FAMILY. gC O U P O N PER FAMILY. 3^ 958 MAIN ST. 5 .9 9 attended the 17th Annual ■ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Advanced Cosmetology HWITMaOMIW GENOVESE DRUG Conference offered at The e J iic h d ^ University of Connecticut, In lo ouf cuH o m ira. w t rtM iv* lfi« fiQM 10 limil ,«l*t 10 3 oLgi ol mv Hem o.copl whoro oltiorwiio noloo Item, ollofeO lor tole not availiblo in caaa loll or lo oinaf ralail dealari or wholaialara Not laaponi ypoS w - l n—t a w w •(NnMMMU Jewelers & Silversmiths Since 1900 25 MAIN ST. E. HTFD, Aug. 59. Classes were M A N C H E s 1 Amencan Express / Master Charge/ V&a / Michaels Charge presented by Teresa 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ' Pupillo of Chicago, on perm techniques, hair cut­ ting, design and fashion. EVENINQ HERALD. Men.. Auaist 13. llff» - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD. Mon., August 13, 1979 Jack Anderson St. Onge-Rook Van Vogelpoel-LeBlanc Private Eye Kathleen F. Rook of Manchester and Paul L. St. Onge Lori D. LeBlanc of Manchester and Robert Michael We Fire Big Oil’s Ire: One of West Hartford were married Aug. 11 at St. Van Vogelpoel of Monroe were married Aug. 11 at First sources claimed that the oil panles, taking their cue from Saudi Bartholomew Church in Manchester. Congregational Church of Vernon. The Washington Post confirmed that here are the facts in support of our WASHINGTON - There may be a teaching and to give the oil industry payments were “substantial” and Arabia, refused to make the The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William M. ’The bride is the daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard N. the department "relied entirely on charge; Rook of 125 Coleman Road, Manchester. The bridegroom few who still remember the last one last rawhiding. deliveries. TTie U.S. armed forces LeBlanc of 286 Bldwell St., Manchester. ’The bride-groom data supplied by the industry and In­ First Example— On the eve of that the Viet Cong., in return, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank St. Onge of West Hart­ stand of the late Sen. Paul Douglas, We collaborated with Douglas in allowed oil trucks to travel un­ were cut back 260,000 barrels a day, is the son of Mr .and htos. frans Van Vogelpoel of Monroe. those days to expose the profiteering cluded no independent audits.” World War II, Standard Oil of New ford. ’The Rev. Lacy officiated. D-III. He went down to defeat in 1966 Jersey renewed an agreement with hindered in South Vietnam. which amounted to one-third of their The Rev. Martin J. Sholsky of St. Bartholomew Church and politicking of the oil barons. No surprisingly, our reporting has M i after 18 years of lonely battles in the the Nazi cartel, I.G. Farben, to Exxon officials mournfully in­ daily consumption. A Pentagon performed the double-ring ceremony. Over the years, we continued to aroused the ire of the oil companies. spokesman assured us, however, that Robin Mullins of East Hartford was maid of honor. Senate. withhold from the United States the formed the late Sen. George Aiken, I J Teh bride was given in marriage by her father. Bridesmaids were Donna Mayer of Willimantic, the report on their collaboration with the Standard Oil of California hired a the safety of U.S. personnel was Teh event caused celebrations in technology for developing critically R-Vt., that the Viet Cong had Mrs. Patricia Wehr of South Windsor was her sister’s bride’s sister; Rose Deschenes of East Hartford; Jill the paneled boardrooms of the oil Arab oil sheiks, their refusal to mysteridus detective agency to in­ h needed synthetic rubber. It took a destroyed 40 percent of their Viet­ never In jeopardy. matron of honor. Miss Cynthia St. Onge of West Hartford, Leighton of Talcottville; and Nancy Volkert of Vernon. companies. ’The trade paper, Oil and develop oil substitutes and their vestigate us. A private eye, who If Sen. Paul Doublas were alive, massive Justice Department in­ nam shipments. The senator pursued the bridegroom’s sister, was maid of honor. Miss Allison Gas Journal, Washington wire-pulling. called himself Joe Smith, began fi Fred Given of Hamden served as best man. Ushers this point with thenDefense the old curmudgeon would be on the Wehr and Miss Megan Wehr, both of South Windsor and Not long after the Energy Depart­ snooping into our affairs. We traced vestigation to force Standard Oil to nieces of the bride, were flower girls. were Bruce LaVoie of Bristol, Bruce Lassman of South crowed: “OIL Secretary Robert McNamara at a floor of the Senate giving the oil com­ ment was formed, we exposed its him to the J.H.F. agency which, we release the process. Steven St. Onge of West Hartford, was his brother’s Windsor, Rich Westerfleld of Stamford, and Daniel Van WINS BIG IN closed-door hearing. How much oil, panies what-for. sweetheart relationship with the learned, was headed by a former “WE believe that the Standard V** best man. Ushers were James Rook and John Rook, both Vogelpoel of Monroe, the bridegroom’s brother. OFF-YEAR cartel arrangements with Ger­ asked Aiken, had been lost in South Footnote; We will respond to American Petroleum Institute. We British intelligence officer named of Manchester, and brothers of the bride. ELECTIONS.” many,” testified Attorney General Vietnam? Before McNamara could Exxon’s specific complaints in a A reception was held at the Elks Lodge in Rockville, reported last May 28 that the Energy John H. Fanner. \ A reception at St. Clements Estate in The sto ry Thurmond Arnold in April 1942, reply, Gen. Earle Wheeler, then the future column. Portland, alter which the couple left for Martha’s after which the couple left for Bermuda. ’They will reside Department not only was swallowing Mobil Oil castigated us in adver­ proclaimed “...are the principal cause of the pre­ Joint (Tiiefs chairman, broke in. White House Pipeline; Vineyard. They will reside in South Windsor. in Vernon. joyously that the the oil industry’s alibis for the recent tisements published in leading i “Only a traction of one percent,” he President Carter’s top aides have Mrs. St. Onge is employed as a teacher in the fuel shortage but was blocking other newspapers across the country. Now sent (rubber)shortage.” Mrs. Van Vogelpoel is a student at the University of Senate’s “most said. developed a touch of paranoia. Take Wethersfield School System. Mr. St. Onge is employed in articulate critic” of the oil industry government agencies from gathering we are in receipt of a letter from Second Example — During the Connecticut and will graduate in December. Mr. Van Vietnam War, the oil companies paid TTiird Example — During the 1973 the case of the pink elelphant. It the Real Estate Department at T&M Building Co. had been defeated. any contradictory facts. George T. Piercy, senior vice presi­ (Burian-Moss photo) Vogelpoel is employed at Pratt & Whitney Division of dent of Exxon, disputing our charge protection money to the Viet Cong. Arab-Israeli war, the Defense began with a remark two months ago United Technologies Corp. (Gerrick photo) Mrs. Robert M. Van Vogelpoel At the end, Douglas stood before a Sure enough, the Energy Depart­ Department south oil for its that the oil industry has put profits ITie money was used to purchase by then-Health, Education and press conference, his white head held ment issued a report on Aug. 6 operations in the crucial Mediterra­ ahead of patriotism. "Wrong,” he arms, with which the conununists Welfare Secretary Joseph Califano. t ■? high, his craggy Indian-chief face un­ clearing the oil industry of hoarding nean area. The American oil com- He cracked that there was no more wrote indignantly. He asked for it; killed American GIs. Intelligence flinching, to announce his return to gasoline during the fuel shortage. chance of getting Sen. Ted Kennedy’s Mrs. Paul Births INFLATION GETTING To VOU? G A S WOES? TNENTr Y 0( ^ health insurance bill through Congress “than putting an elephant through a keyhole.” Not long Wedding Wilmot, Kara Ann, daughter of Delany, Daniel Nicholas, son of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. iBanrlirstrr Emniimj HrralJi SUMHERWSW afterward, Kennedy sent Califano an Leyton and Sharon Zisk Wilmot of 61 David and Donna Olsen Delany of 19 ’Thomas Azzara of East Hartford and Manchester — A City of Village Charm oversized cardboard keyhole with a Charles Drive, Manchester. She was Diane Drive, Vernon. He was born Mrs. Esther Rogerson of St. YOU CAN AFFORD______fuzzy pink elephant easily slipping Wassmer-Nelson born July 21 at Manchester Memorial July 23 at Manchester Memorial 1 a Founded Oct. 1. 1881 Petersburg, Fla. NEKaHBORHOOO through. A note from Kennedy the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Hospital. His maternal grandparents Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. kidded: “Joe, it looks to me like it Gail J. Nelson of Tyson, Vt., and is Mrs. Raymond Zisk of New Bri­ WALKING TOUR Wassmer of Waterford. are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Olsen of Manchester. Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711 fits. Ted.” The gag gift was cited Lenny Wassmer, also of Tyson, tain. Her paternal grandparents are Fairfield. His paternal grandparents formerly of Manchester, were Oren Bates of Killington, Vt., of­ darkly by White House aides as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilmot of Wood- are Mr. and'Mrh. Franklin Delany of Michael Joseph, MemDef Aud'i BuTCdu of C<'Cuiai on Vember ut'led iruftnauouai 3 married Aug 11 at Colby Pond in ficiated at the double-ring ceremony. Girard, son of bridge Road, Coventry. She has a 95 Cider Mill Road, Bolton. His Ronald J. and Debbie Waite Girard evidence that Califano was too close Tyson. The bride was given in marriage by William Staples, of Nashville, Tenn. half brother, Jason, 9; and a half great-grandmother is Mrs. Michael of 43 Riverside Drive. Vernon. He Cuelomer Service — 647-9946 Harold E Turkmoton, Executive Editor to Kennedy and no longer loyal to The bride is the daughter of Mr. sister, Jessica, 4. Stygar of Willimantic. Raymond F Robinaon. Editor-Publiaher Frank A BurbanK. Managing Editor Carter. and Mrs. Richard Nelson of A reception was held at the home was born Aug. 3 at Manchester of the bridegroom in ’Tyson. Memorial Hospital. His maternal President Carter promised to cut Waukesha, Wise. The bridegroom is the White House staff by 30 percent, Banning, Jamie Lynne, daughter Peila, Brain Michael, son of John grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of Scott and Loretta Roraback Ban­ Jr. and Michele Bigos Peila of 369 Richard Waite of Plattsburgh, N.Y. Other Editors Say and he has done it — with mirrors. ning ot 140 Silver Lane, East Hart­ Bidwell St., Manchester. He was His paternal grandparents are Mr. TTie 485 persons Jerry Ford listed on and Mrs. Albert Girard of Dayville. Catholic Women Set ford. She was born July 5 at St. Fran­ bom July 31 at Manchester Memorial TTie soggy, steamy summer is adjusted, the Carter limits are by no CAMPING IN YOURYARP his staff have been trimmed to 351 by His maternal grandparents are Mrs. Lynn Ann K ra m e r cis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal Hospital. His paternal grandparents producing a new kind of grumbling — means unliveable or even uncomfor­ TRAVEL AGENCY EXCURSION the special assistant for administra­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bigos of Ann Sweet of London, England and tion, Hugh Carter, the president’s Mr. and Mrs. James DePaolo of this time from people who work in table; they just take getting used to. James Roranback of 256 Silver Lane, Litchfield. His paternal grand­ 3 ec,&>h , if cousin. But “(Cousin Cheap” has ad­ One Day Conference Kramer-Sobol BelleVemon, Pa. His paternal great­ (of all places) air-conditioned Tlie regulation stipulates only room , » jeast Hartford. Her paternal grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Peila Tbu gTANp cloje) mitted that a number of people were The engagement of Miss Lynn Ann parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles grandmother is Mrs. Antionette buildings. Some people are uncom­ temperature; it does not specify any tM0U6«, IT’b noon on the day ot the conference. of Manchester. He has two brothers, transferred technically from the The Diocesan Councils of Catholic Kramer of Coventry to Michael J. Banning of 36 Bradley St., East Hart- Benoit of Manchester. fortable with the 78-degree cooling particular thermostat setting. AUTO^T like Keynote speaker will be Monsignor John, 6, and Martin, 5; and a sister. Being TaCRE. Women of Connecticut comprising Sobol of Bolton has been announced limit that President Carter ordered Moreover, any scheme to permit White House staff to the Office of Ad­ the Bridegport, Hartford and W. Louis Quinn of St, Matthew's ford. Sarah, 3. ministration. Yet there are still Cathedral, Washington, D.C., who by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. August last month for public and commer­ waivers for alternate energy savings Norwich Dioceses, will conduct a Kramer 73 Twin Hills Drive, Coven­ would require a huge bureaucracy of doing the same jobs they did before. day-long conference dedicateci to served as chairman of the Beck, Christopher Lyman, son of Jones, Amanda Leigh, daughter cial buildings, and they have per­ moderators of the NCCW. A try. Louis A. and Dorothy Kuntzelman of Trevor E. and Carolyn F. Zigmond Cooley, Shawn Mallhew, son of suaded the House to approve an ab­ checkers, engineers and analysts to The total staff, it turns out, now memory of the late Mary H.:i i i Mr. Sobol is the son of Mr. and memorial program will be held at 11 Beck of Voluntown. He was bom July Jones of 20 Llynwood Drive, Bolton. Larry and Karen Cramer Cooley of surd weakening of the President's study each building. F’uially, the § I e jn number 488. Mahoney, Ph.D., on Saturday, St,n. o Mrs. Anthony Sobol of 43 Watrous a.m., followed by the litugry at noon. 28 at Backus Hospital in Norwich, She was born July 31 at Manchester 18 Oak St.. Rockville. He was bom savings in energy among the five in Bree Auditorium, Albertus Road, Bolton. Aug. 5 at Manchester Memorial order. Magnus College, New Haven. Luncheon will follow. The post- His maternal grandparents are Mr. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal If this is leadership in the fight for million U.S. buildings affected by the HOME FISHING luncheon program will feature the Miss Kramer graduated from and Mrs. Nathaniel Kuntzelman of grandmother is Mrs. Marian Zig­ Hospital. His maternal grandmother Mil Mrs. Mahoney, the wife of Dr. Coventry High School in 1976. She is is Mrs, Mary Cramer of 470 Wood- energy conservation, we’ll take order are going to be significant, and Robert H. Mahoney of Norwich, Rev. Canice Cartmell, who recently 140 Bryan Drive, Manchester. His mond of Tolland. Her paternal grand­ cannot be shrugged off. The kinds of returned from Guam and is returning parents are Mr. and Mrs. Trevor W. bridge St., Manchester. His paternal vanilla. With the Carter order retired assistant superintendent of S o T e 'r S ettee a f c L r t s In P^t^rnal grandpamnts are Mr’, and scarcely two weeks old, the con- alternative energy savings (turning schools of Hartford, served as there this fall. M ^ Mrs. Clarence Wilbur of Ledyard. Jones of Llynwood Drive, Bolton. She grandfather is Mrs. Shirley (jooley of Washington Window 248 Wetherell St., Manchester. He gresspersons rolled over and voted to off lights and so on) are precisely the national president of the National Reservations for the luncheon o u i' 1 in« A I „f His great-grandmother is Ann has a brother, Trevor Francis, 3. must be made by Aug. 20, by calling Mr. Sobol, also a 1976 graduate of Mathewson of Mvstic has a brother, Scott, 2. coddle the nation’s customarily sort of thing that every building Council of Catholic Women (NCCW) Bolton High School, is employed in “ at^ewson oi Mystic. manager should be doing anyway, as from 1956-1958, after having served the local presidents of the Councils of Franeis, Chrialopher William, super-cooled white-collar sissies. Catholic Women or by calling or the Quality Assurance Department The House voted to exempt from the a matter of course. Permitting air- as president of the Connecticut Coun­ Axiak, Maureen Rose, son of William F. Jr. and Marsha White House Sees SALT Approval Near writing the reservations chairman, at Pratt & Whitney Division of daughter conditioning-as-usual would negate cil from 1947-1954. of Frank and Lynne-Marie Burgess Kulick Francis of 27V4 Center St., 78-degree minimum any building that Mrs. John Dziubinski, 47 Greenhill United Technologies Corp. in East Rockville. He was bom Aug. 2 at Maida, Chriali Ann, daughter of The Most Rev. Philip M. Hannan, Axiak of 15 Anderson St., can show an equivalent energy most or all of the savings that other In addition. Sen. Frank Church, D- Road, Orange, Conn. 06477, All in­ Hartford. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Anthony C. and Carol Peila Maida of colleagues to hold the treaty hostage Kissinger repeatedly rejected any archbishop of New Orleans, and Manchester. She was bom July 23 at saving by other means. ’Thus, if you steps should produce. By HELEN THOMAS Idaho, chairman of the Senate terested persons are invited. A 1980 wedding is planned. (Sobol maternal grandparents are Mr. and Norwalk. She was bom Aug. 5 at St. to increased defense spending. suggestion that there should be, or in brother of Mrs. Mahoney, will be the Mt. Sinai Hospial in Hartford. Her turn off lights at night, it’s supposed­ After House members indulge WASHINGIDN (UPI) President photo) Mrs. George Kulick of 6 Regan St., Joseph's Hospital in Stamford. Her ’The signers called it an “unaccep­ fact was, any “linkage” in his Foreign Relations Committee, and principal celebrant of the Liturgy at maternal grandparents are Mr, and ly okay to chill the office backdown themselves in a month’s vacation, Carter’s strategists now say the Rockville. His paternal grandparents maternal grandparents are Mr. and table price to pay,’’preferring to see dealings with Russia when he was Sen. Jacob Javits, D-N.Y., the Mrs. E ld r^ Burgess of Windsor. Her to 68 or 70 degrees. perhaps they will have cooled down chances for Senate ratification of the are Mr. and Mrs. William Francis Sr. Mrs. Peter Peila of 375 Bidwell St., more money spent on social running the diplomatic show. ranking Republican on the panel, paternal grandparents are Mr, and If thermostates are properly enough to leave 78 degrees alone. Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty want to attach a series of reser­ Mrs. Carmel Axiak of Daly City, of Somers. His maternal great­ Manchester, Her paternal grand­ programs. Kissinger, the foreign policy men­ Energy-Saving Examples Set parents are Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale (SALT II) are good. The pact vations to the pact. One would Calif. Her maternal great­ grandmother is Mrs, Nellie Wdowiak Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., a strong ad­ tor for presidents Richard Nixon and Maida of Hartford. appears to be surviving the tough declare legally binding the pledge by grandmother is Mrs. Virginia Moore of Rockville. His paternal great- vocate of bigger Pentagon spending Gerald Ford, is singing a different Thoughts scrutiny of the opposition. Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev to of Hartford. Many who questioned the accord bas conditioned his vote for SALT on tune from the days when he was a substantial increase in the defense struggling to win ratification of restrict production of the Backfire Some Government Officials We n e ^ in this day and age the Jesus but we don’t believe what we now appear to be satisfied on the budget. ’The military services have SALT I without tying it to Soviet im­ bomber to 30 planes per year. spiritual strength and stamina the must about the Bible, we put our im­ verification issue. But the SALT Another would be an understanding all indicated they would like to have migration policies. By JEAN.xE LESEiVl they've got enough time to which is a large increase the daytime, turns off the In the Service Bible gives to us. ITiere is an old mortal souls in danger. critics have adopted a fallback posi­ that the United States retain the recreate during the day,” the money for new bombers, new ’Those who want to condition accep­ over past years.” Joseph air conditioning at night hymn that goes like this: “In ’Times God is the producer of the Bible. tion. right to give its allies nuclear and I'I’l Funiily l■■.pitcher who could llie question for the Royals is season (as a pro) when he broke his In other games, Chicago split with salary of $14,824. left foot while playing for Arizona in He is survived by three sons, ca, 39, of 62 Old Farms Road, Avon, of Manchester, with whom she made whether Chamberlain has arrived in Toronto, winning 7-0 and losing 7-5; The proposed salary range, said help toe Kansas City Royals the NCAA baseball playoffs. K e n n eth W. C h ad w ick of formerly of Manchester, died Satur­ her home; Jean Peltier of South time to help them win their fourth Minnesota blanked Oakland 1-0; Steven R. Werbner, personnel super­ drive to the American League Chamberlain opened this season in California nipped Seattle 4-3; and Manchester, Arthur E. Chadwick of day at John Dempsey Hospital, Far­ Windsor, Jacques Peltier of Norwich division title. They trail first-place visor, "will improve our ability to at-' West Division title. Jacksonville and fashioned a 12-9 Cleveland beat Texas 6-3. New Andover and aayton E. Chadwick of mington. He was the husband of Mrs. and Mrs. Andre Racana of California hy five games, but the tract and keep qualified candidates. record with 11 complete games, York’s double-header at Baltimore Sedonia, Ariz.; a daughter, Mrs. Carolyne Kravontka Tarca. Merrimack, N.H.; seven great­ "I was impressed,” Detroit’s Steve Angels won a big one Sunday by Storm Damage A review of all clerical and three shutouts and a 2.57 earned run Dorothy Swanson of Glastonbury; Mr. Tarca was born in Hartford grandchildren and a great- Kemp said Sunday after scoring four runs in the ninth. Texas, and Milwaukee at Boston were post­ technical positions will be conducted average in 22 outings. He had won five grandchildren and six great­ and had lived in the Manchester and granddaughter. Kenneth H. Field, chairman of the Home Committee, Chamberlain pitched the Royals to a moreover, has acquired first poned due to rain. in the near future, Werbner said. eight of his last nine starts for the Blue Jays 0-7, While Sox 7-5 grandchildren. Hartford area all his life. He was an The funeral is Tuesday at 11:30 examines the damage Saturday after a severe thunderstorm 7-1 victory over the Tigers in his baseman Wiliie Montanez for the The funeral is Tuesday at II a.m. a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 major-leage debut. "He comes at stretch. Double-A Suns prior to his recall by John Mayberry and Bob Davis each active member of Manchester Coun­ tore the roof off the South Congregational Church on Hart­ at the John F. Tierney Funeral try Club. He had been employed as a Main St. Milton Nilson, assistant to you. He wasn’t afraid of anyone." Can Kansas City, which trailed by the Royals Aug. 10. drove in two runs to lead Toronto to a ford’s Main Street. The congregation founded in 1670 is the se­ "A lot of pitchers beat us the first Home, 219 W. Center St., truck operator for the Texaco Co. of the pastor of Trinity Covenant Man To Face : Not only did Chamberlain hold 10t4 games at the All-Star break, pull split. In the opener, the two-hit time,” said Tiger second baseman pitching of Ross Baumgarten, 10-7, Manchester. The Rev. Craig Niel East Hartford. Oiurch, will officiate. Burial will be cond oldest in Hartford. (UPI photo) Kemp — a .328 hitter* hitless in four off a comeback? Maybe with Lou Whitaker. "But it’s the second or and two RBI each by Jim Morrison Raeburn will officiate. Burial will be He is also survived by his parents, in East Cemetery. Many Charge^ at-bats, but her permitted just six Chamberlain they can. third time we face them that they’ve and Junior Moore lifted Chicago, in East Cemetery, Manchester. Bundi and Angela Darna Tarca of Friends may caii at the funeral hits overall. The 22-year-old right­ "They definitely need pitching," got something to prove. I’m looking Tom Underwood, 5-14, took the loss. Friends may call at the funeral Manchester; two children, Richard home tonight from 7 to 9. MANCHESTER-Harold W. hander, in his first year of organized said Detroit Manager Sparky Ander­ forward to facing him again next home tonight from 7 to 9. C. Tarca and Kimberly Tarca, both The family suggests that any Driving Hazardous Wilson, Jr., 21, of 27 Cook Street wa$ baseball, struck out six and walked son. “I’m glad to see any club turn up Twins 1, A’s 0 The family suggests that any of Hebron; a brother, Donald E. Tar­ memorial gifts may be made to the scheduled to appear at Blast Hartford too. a young arm like that. It just proves year.” Danny Goodwin doubled in Mike The Royals gave Chamberlain memorial gifts may be made to the ca of Boynton, Fla.; and a sister, American Heart Association of Superior Court this morning charged “I know he had good stuff back in my point that if you can’t grow your Cubbage in the seventh and Jerry some rare long ball support with Andover Volunteer Fire Department. Mrs. Charles (Jane) Boggini of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., with second degree larceny, risk ol spring training,” said catcher own, you’re going to be in trouble. If Koosman scattered 10 hits for In Weekend Storm Minnesota, Koosman, 14-10, did not Manchester. Hartford. injury to a minor, unlawful restraint; Darrell Porter. “He impressed me Charles W. Plummer walk a man and struck out four in A Little Prayer? The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Miss Alice C. Staples MANCHESTER — Saturday’s stor­ brakes, but swerved across the third degree forgery and criminal as much as any pitcher we had in EAST HARTFORD -C harles W. registering his sixth complete game from the John F. Tierney Funeral my weather caused hazardous center line and hit the van. A impersonation. Plummer, 60, of 20 Deepwood Drive HEBRON — Miss Alice Cornelia and first shutout of the season. Is pro golfer Lou Graham praying for good weather? He Home, 219 W. Center St., with a mass driving conditions, particularly at passenger in the van, 23-year-old Wilson had been apprehended by Niekro Duo Wage died Saturday at the Rocky Hill Staples, 70, of Hebron and North Koosman was aided by one doubie could’ve been seeing the last two days of the GHO at the at the Church of the Assumption at the eastbound Exit 92 going onto Penny Kahn of East Hartford, was Ohio State police, the Lucas County Veterans Home and Hospital. Haven, Maine, died Friday at ( L g a d ft ) play and also picked Jim Essian off Wethersfield Country Club have been a virtual'washout. Actually 10. Burial will be in St. Ann’s Penobscot Medical Center, West Middle Turnpike from the in­ taken to the hospital. sheriff’s department for motor vehi­ The funeral was this morning at base in the ninth. Twins’ catcher Graham was reacting to missing birdie putt on fourth hole in the D’Esopo East Hartford Funeral Cemetery, Avon. Rockport, Maine. terstate highway. Four passengers in the Moua vehi­ cle violations. Batting Sibling Rivalry Butch Wynegar also picked off a Friday’s second round, which wasn’t completed until Saturday. Chapel, 30 Carter St. The Rev. Keith Friends may call at the funeral After a long career in education. Police said there were five ac­ cle received minor injuries. They Police alleged be and a juvenile ac­ home tonight from 7 to 9. were identified as 35-year-old Lo Ga complice stole a bank passbook and NaliontI League baserunner. (Photo by Dave Roback) Jones officiated. Burial was in Miss Staples retired from the West cidents in a one-and-a-half-hour span Angels 4, Mariners 3 The family suggests that any Hartford school system in 1960. She along this exit ramp. Houa, six-year-old Saulo Ix), Chue withdrew some money. The minor G AB H Pet NEW YORK (UPI) - Phil and Joe Niekro are waging the best Hillside Cemetery. Full military was referred to juvenile authorities. Rod Carew’s one-out single with honors were accorded at graveside. memorial gifts may be made to the had served as principal of Edward Police said Mary Neeks, 47, of Dua Moun, 65, and Blong Moua, 19. Hernandez, St. 114 441 150 .340 sibling rivalry since Cain met The alleged bank book theft took the bases ioaded scored the tying and Mr. Plummer was bofn in Bath, Cancer Research Fund, University of Morley Elementary School in West Rocky Hill skidded coming off the All are from New Britain, police Templeton, St. L 109 470 158 .336 was not consciously trying to outdo place July 5. Abel. him. winning runs to highlight a four-run Maine, and had lived in the East Connecticut Health Center, Room L- Hartford and was a past president of slippery ramp and struck a guard rail said There were no charges filed in Winfield, SD 118 445 148 .333 Joe won his 16th game for the “I don’t go out there with that at­ ninth. Reliever Randy Stein, 2-2, took Hartford area for 25 years. He was 2052, Farmington, 06032. the West Hartford Teachers Associa­ at the Hockanum River overpass. the accident. Homer, Atl 83 329 107 .325 Houston Astros — tops in the major titude — Joe’s one ahead of me — I’ve the loss. The uprising gave starter employed at Pratt & Whitney Divi­ tion. She was treated at Manchester Garvey, LA 117 478 154 .322 Bare Facts Quest Miss Roxanne Simonetti leagues — Friday night when he A 29-year-old Manchester man was Three Assault Knight, Qn 110 403 129 .320 got to catch him," said Niekro, who Dave Frost, 12-7, his fourth victory in sion of United Technologies Corp. EAST HARTFORD -M iss She was a graduate of Willimantic Memorial Hospital and released. stopped the Atlanta Braves and Phil, treated and released from Griffey, Cin 95 380 120 .316 evened his record at 15-15. “I never a row . before retiring several years ago. He Roxanne Simonetti, 25, of 15 Evans State Teachers (Allege, now Eastern According to police, Roger not to be outdone, posted his 15th vic­ Manchester Memorial Hospital after And Man Rose, Phil 118 451 142 .315 have gone out there for those Indians 6, Rangers 3 was a Navy veteran of World War II. Ave. died Saturday at Lawrence and Connecticut State College, and did Hawkins of Glastonbuury was tory Sunday by pitching the Braves to Mike Hargrove drove in three runs For Steinbrenner a two-car collision Saturday at the MazziUi, NY 111 412 ,128 .311 reasons. I just go out to win a ball He is survived by a son, Wayne A. Memorial Hospitals, New London. graduate work at Trinity College, traveling behind the woman and saw a 3-2 triumph over the Astros. with a homer and a double to send flames comimg out of the engine. He Center and Newman Street intersec­ MANCHESTER -PoU ce said a 31- Parrish, Mtl 105 370 113 .305 game. It just so happens he’s got 16 TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — George Steinbrenner is searching for Plummer of East Hartford; two Miss Simonetti was born in Hart­ Hartford, University of Connecticut, Only once before in major league Texas to its fifth loss in six games. Columbia University, New York City pulled her from the disabled vehicle. tion. year-old Blast Hartford man was American League wins and I’ve got 15. We’re leading daughters, Mrs. Susan Dakin of East ford and had lived in East Hartford history have two brothers each won Dan Spillner, 7-2, recently converted the bare facts today, and if what he has heard turns out to be and New York University. The Town Fire Department arrived Police said J.F. Doctor Jr., of 173 assaulted Saturday night and robbed C AB H Pci. the league in wins, that’s all there is Hartford and Mrs. Judith O’Gorman most of her life. She was employed 20 games in a season. Gaylor Perry, from a reliever into a starter, was true, there may be a blue moon on the horizon for the New York , She was a member of the First shortly afterward to extinguish Uie Spruce St,, was taken to the hospital by three unidentified men. Downing, G 109 380 127 .334 to it.” of New York; a brother, Leland by the United Technologies Corp. then with the San Francisco Giants, staked to a six-run lead and went Yankees. autographed a woman’s bare bottom Church of Christ, Congregational, of hlaze. after the mishap. According to police, the victim, Lynn, Bos 108 402 134 Barry Bonnell provided the offen­ Plummer of East Hampton; and six She is survived by her parents, and Jim Perry of the Minnesota eight innings to win his seventh during a recent trip to (Chicago. Hebron. Five motor vehicle passengers According to police, William E. whose name was not disclosed, was Oliver, Tex 98 359 118 sive support for Niekro with a run­ Steinbrenner, principal owner for grandchildren. Michael and Frances Tishenbach Twins won 23 and 24 games respec­ straight game and boost his record to the New York Yankees, said Sunday “If the allegations are accurate,” She is survived by a sister, Mrs. were injured, but only one was Baldwin, 36, of 217 Center St., walking on Charter Oak Street «d>en Rice, Bos 113 452 148 scoring single and a solo homer as Mrs. Gilda V. Tierinni Simonetti of East Hartford. tively in 1970 but they played in 7-2. Steve Comer, 12-7 took the loss. he is lookint into reports that his club Steinbrenner told sports editor Tom Thomas (Miriam) Aykroyd of treated at Manchester Memorial attempt^ to make a right turn on the three men "jumped him and hit Bochte, Sea 108 398 130 the Braves beat Rich Wiliiams. The funeral is private, with burial different leagues. McEwen of the Tampa Tribune, EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Gilda Hebron; a niece, Gail Aykroyd of Hospital, after a two-car collision on Center Street and collided with the him repeatedly." The assailants Brett, KC 113 476 155 .326 Elsewhere in the NL, Chicago in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky The Niekros not only play in the "depending on the facts, this kind of Valantino Tierinni, 78, of Hartford East Hampton; a nephew, Thomas West Middle Turnpike Saturday near other vehicle. Police cited Baldwin knocked him unconclous, he later Kemp, Det 109 405 132 .326 downed St. Louis 5-3, San Francisco Hill. same league but in the same division, conduct will not be tolerated by died Friday at St. Francis Hospital E. Aykroyd Jr. of Mountain View, the interstate entrance ramps. for failure to grant the right of way. told police, and stole his wallet, Lezeano, Mil 101 348 113 .325 beat Los Angeles 4-1 and Cincinnati The Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 so they are compiling their records baseball or the Yankee organization. and Medical Center, Hartford. She Police said Wowa Moua, 32, of New which contained $80 and some credit Landreau, Min 113 423 133 .314 topped San Diego 9-2 then lost 5-4. Eckersley Ready Elm St., Rocky Hill, is in charge of Calif.; and a longtime friend and against the same competition. was the widow of Giuseppe Tierinni. Britain, was traveling east on West Scott Mankus, 17, of 153 School St., cards. Smalley, Min 115 441 137 .311 Montreal had a double-header at New "At this point, all.I know are the arrangements. companion, Alberta Wallen of Moreover, they each use the same She was the mother of Dominic J. Hebron. Middle Turnpike when a van driven was charged Friday with operating The victim was only able to give a Home Run> York postoned by rain and Pittsburgh allegations I read in the wire service pitch — the knuckleball — as their account this morning. Therefore, it Tierinni, Joseph Tierinni, Mrs. Burial was in Sea View Cemetery, hy Jacquelyn Makis, 23, of Yonkers, while his driver’s license was partial description of his assailants. National League — Kingman. Chi at Philadeiphia also was rained out. To Contest Twins primary weapon. would be premature for me to com­ Maria G. Beaudoin and Mrs. Rose Mrs. Yvonne A. Scanlon North Haven, Maine. N.Y. made a sudden U-tum in front suspended. He was released on a 6100 The incident is still under investiga­ and Schmidt, Phil 39; Winfield, SD Cubs 5, Cardinals 3 "I though I had a pretty good one BOSTON (UPI) — Barring injury or more drenching rains, ment until I have talked with the peo­ Plenzio, all of East Hartford. Wethersfield —Mrs. Yvonne Audit The family suggests that any of his car. cash bond. Clourt date is Aug. 28. tion. 28; Lopes, LA 25; Matthews, Atl and Ivan Dejesus singled home the tie­ She is also survived by another Gark, SF 23. (knuckleball) the whole game," Phil breaking run during a three-run Boston Red Sox ace Dennis Eckersley will go for his eighth ple said to be involved. Scanlon of 47 Folly Brook Blvd. died memorial gifts may be made to the Police said Moua slammed on his said Sunday after stopping the daughter, a brother, five sisters, 21 American League — Lynn, Bos 31; seventh inning that paced the Cubs to straight complete game victory tonight. “Certainly I am looking into it. I Saturday at Hartford Hospital. She North Haven (Maine) Foundation or National League West Division grandchildren and nine great­ victory over the Cardinals. Pinch- would be appalled if it were proven was the widow of William J. Scanlon. to the American Diabetes Associa­ Rice, Bos 30; Singleton, Balt and Leaders on eight hits. "I threw a cou­ The Red Sox continue their Tudor Will be the first lefty to start grandchildren. The funeral is hitter Mike Vail delivered an RBI true. There is no place in baseball or She was the mother of Robert W. tion, 17 Oakwood Ave., West Hart­ Thomas, Mil 29; Baylor, Cal 27. ple up in the eighth inning when they Fenway Park homestand with a a game this year for the Red Sox. Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. from the Scanlon of East Hartford and Mrs. ford. Runs Balled In double in the inning to cap the rally. three-game series against the the Yankee organization for this sort D’Esopo Wethersfield Funeral Furious Friday Storms sc o r^ a couple of runs. Other than Andy Hassler and reliever Tom National League — Kingman, Chi Bruce Sutter got the final two outs of of thing.” Allan (Joan) Smith of Vernon. that it was just about where I wanted Minnesota Twins. Burgmeier were the only southpaws Chapel, 277 Folly Brook Blvd., with a 91; Schmidt, Phil and Winfield, SD the game to record his 28th save. Lou . Steinbrenner will meet today with She is also survived by four sisters, it the whole game.” Elckersley, 15-5, has been bothered on the club this spring. Hassler has mass at St. Christopher’s Oiurch, eight grandchildren and five great- 88; Hernandez, St. L. 82; Gark, SF Brock of the Cardinals got two hits to by a sore back lately. He also told Yankees' Manager Billy Martin and East Hartford, at 9. Burial will be in (Police Report) While Phil keeps tabs on his since been sold to the New York grandchiidren. Leavpi Brauchcs Behind 79. move within two of the 3,000-hit Manager Don Zimmer Thursday that club public relations director Mickey Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, brother’s performance, he said he Mets. The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. MANCHESTER —Police arrested American League — Baylor, Cal plateau. he had an unexplained pain in his Morabito to discuss the affair. Bloomfield. line so the town can collect them. Neison said there may be more “It would be just as exciting as if I from the Farley-Suliivan Funeral two East Hartford men Saturday on By CHRIS BLAKE 104; Rice, Bos 93; Lynn, Bos 92; right side. Baseball commissioner Bowie Friends may call at the funeral Mulligan said there was no damage power failures as loosen^ branches was with someone else,” said Tudor, Home, 96 Webster St., Hartford, with shoplifting charges at the K-I^rt Herald Reporter Kemp, Det 90; Singleton, Balt 87. Boston’s game Sunday against Kuhn also Is looking into the incident. chapel today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 to town property and no reports of fall, but he said this problem should who will be making his major league a mass at St. Luke’s Church, Hart­ Discount Store, 239 Spencer St. EAST HARTFORD -Friday Stolen Bases Milwaukee was rained out. The Red Bob Wirz of the Commissioner’s of­ p.m. flooding from the storm. not affect many customers. debut. “I don’t feel any added fice said: ford, at 9. Burial will be in Soldiers Ronald J. Albert, 19, of 13 Jenks St. evening’s furious, hour-long rain He said the "pocket of greatest National League — Moreno, Pitt Sox remained six games behind Like the Police Department, the pressure. It may be on my mind now, “The commissioner is aware of the Samuel J. Templeton Field, Northwood Cemetery, Wilson. and Omer Pelletier, 17, of 19 Village storm is long gone, but it left in its damage” was the Hartford area. 51; North, SF 49; Taveras, NY 34; Baltimore in the AL Blast, as the Public Works Department lost radio but once I get out there it won’t be,” story and he has asked the Yankees MANCHESTER — Samuel J. Friends may call at the funeral St., were both charged with fourth wake a number of fallen branches Manchester had 10 power lines out Cabell, Hou 31; Cruz, Hou, Lopes, LA Orioles and Yankees also were communications for about four Tudor compiled a 10-11 record with for a report of what went on. But he Templeton, 74, of 94 Coleman Road home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. degree larceny, police said. and tree limbs, particularly in the Friday, he said. and Scott, St. L. 30. rained out. hours, he said. the Paw Sox with an ERA of 2.95. He will not have any other comment in died Friday at St. Francis Hospital Albert was released on a $100 non­ south and central sections of town. The police, aided by the Police American League — LeFlore, Det Minnesota, which has not won a Also, 14 major power lines has come on strong after a slow the interim until he knows what’s in and Medical Center, Hartford. surety bond for an Aug. 27 court Fire Marshal John Armstrong said Explorers, handled traffic during the 55; Wilson, KC50; Bumbry, Balt 28; game in Fenway Park, since 1977, —including lines on Main Street and start, due mainly to the acquisition of the report and learns the details.” Mr. Templeton was born April 16, Mrs. Mary Bennett appearance. Pelletier was released his office has received "a number of storm. Motorists on Silver Lane and Bonds, Gev Cruz, Sea and Wills, Tex. scheduled Dave GoUa 11-8, to start. Silver Lane —lost power for periods a slider taught to him by teammate The incident came to light in a Sun­ 1905 in Greenville, Maine, and had EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mary on a written promise to appear the calls,” mostly from south end other streets had to be re-routed 27 Zimmer will go with Bob Stanley, ranging from two to 11 hours, said Pitching' Victories Duane Suter. day column by Mike Royko of the lived in West Hartford before coming Sojka-Banach Bennett, 93, formerly same date. residents with branches and limbs on because traffic signal lights were not 11-8, if Elckersley is not able to pitch. Tudor said he didn’t anticipate any George Nelson, a spokesman for National League — Niekro Hou 16- Chicago Sun-Times. to Manchester five years ago. Before of East Hartford, died Thursday at a Police charged Richard J. Sedor, their lawns. working Friday night. Otherwise, Stanley goes to the problem in adjusting to the Red Sox Northeast Utilities. 6; Niekro, Atl 15-15; LaCoss, Cin 12- Royko gave an account from the his retirement, he had been Hartford convalescent home. She 29, of Windsor Locks, with breach of About 12 Public Works Department bullMn for at least one start with four-man pitchin'g rotation or to the While most had power restored by Meeting Postponed 5; Keuschel, Chi 12-7; Espinosa, Phil mother of a 9-year-old fan of the employed as a machinist at Taylor- was the widow of Benjamin Bennett. peace and third degree assault employees cleared branches and southpaw John Tudor taking his pennant race in front of the Saturday morning, seven customers 12-9. Yankees who witnessed the Fenn Co., Wilson. He had previously Mrs. Bennett was born in Austria Friday, Police alleged he struck his limbs from roads Friday night, said MANCHESTER - The meeting of place In the rotation. hometown fans. were without power for 39 hours, he American League — Ek;kersley, autograph and picture-taking inci­ been an experimental lab foreman at and had lived in the Hartford area for ex-girl friend. He was released on a Public Works Director Arthur J. the Youth Commission, scheduled for Zimmer said Tudor, called up- . '‘T’ve been in a four-man rotation said. Bos. 15-5; John, NY 15-6; Flanagan. dent. Pratt & WTiitney Division of United more than 75 years. She was a past $50 cash bond. Court date is Aug. 27. Muliigan. Power had been restored to all Wednesday night, has been postponed Frlday from the Red Sox Pawtucket the last month and one-half. We only The Public Works crews worked Balt. 15-7; D. Martinez, Balt 14-8; farm team, will start Tuesday night “This blonde, about 20 years old Technologies Corp., East Hartford. secretary of the Polish Women’s John Hafner, 20, of 68 Elsie Drive, customers by this morning, he said. until Wednesday, Aug. 22, at 7:30 had four starters so we had to go that He was a member of Rockville Manchester, was charged with until about 11 p.m. Friday and will p.m. In the Hearing Room at the Koosman, Minn 14-10. against the Twins. The Peabody, and pretty, walked up and they let Aliiance Group 9. Nelson said he could not estimate way,” he said. "I’m not tidnking Lodge of Elks. He was a Mason and a breach of peace Saturday, police continue to pick up brush from the Municipal Building. Earned Run Average Mass., native also is penciled in to her on the bus,” Rosemary Glynn, She is survived by a son, Theodore how many in East Hartford lost about public pressure. I’m just member of Connecticut Consistory, Bennett of Newington; two said. According to police, Hafner was streets and street lines today. National League — Rogers, Atl start Saturday's game against the of Orlando Park, complained to power, but he said 20,000 homes in thinking about pitching in the big (32nd degree) of Norwich and a noble daughters. Miss Helen Bennett of allegedly intoxicated and creating a Mulligan said. Major Jewel Heist 2.70; LaCoss, Cin. 2.85; Andujar, Hou Giicago White Sox. Royko. the Hartford area were without leagues and helping the team.” of Mystic Shrine of Sphinx Temple disturbance at the Plaza Laun­ It will take two or three days to SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. 2.92; Hume, Cin 3.00; Perry, SD 3.02. “I asked one of the guards, ‘Hey, East Hartford and Mrs. Julia Budney power Friday night and 100,000 in the Shrine. Hartford. dromat, 699 East Middle Turnpike, clear all of the brush from, the (UPI) — Thieves made off with near­ American League — Kem, Tex why does she get to be on the bus?” of Newington; four grandchildren state lost power. ly $100,000 in jewelry from a house in 1.47; Marshall, Minn 2.41; Guidry, "He said, ‘^ a u s e she's mooning He is survived by a son, Richard N. seven great-grandchildren and after hours. Hafner was releas^ on streets. Mulligan said. The storm swept across the state Templeton of Manchester; a a $100 non-surety bond. Court date is Mulligan said there are many an affluent section of Saratoga NY 2.63; Ryan, Cai 2.70; Clear, Cal Montanez to Texas for them,’ ” recalled Glynn., who several nieces and nephews. at about 4:30 p.m. Friday, bringing daughter, Mrs. Joanne Lisk of The funeral is Tuesday at 8:45 a.m. Aug. 27. branches and limbs down in back Springs, N.Y., this weekend— the se­ 2.82. quickly learned that the term torrential ra.in and high winds which Strikeouts ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) named later. “mooning” means to drop one’s pan­ Manchester, with whom he made his from the Waszkelewicz Funeral Police charged 19-year-old Jeffrey yards and suggested that residents cond major jewel heist in the city in A 10-year major league veteran home; two brothers, Hubert A. Home, 43 Wethersfield Ave., Hart­ T. Durant of Hartford with second move the fallen brush to the street shook loose many tree limbs. 12 days. National League — Richard, Hou — Willie Montanez has ts to display the posterior. 209; Niekro, Atl 142; Carlton, Phil something in common with the with a .279 lifetime batting average The Yankee players were so Templeton and Frank Templeton, ford, with a mass at St. Cyril and degree larceny by Possession entering this season, Montanez was both of Greenville. Maine; a sister, Methodius Church, Hartford, at 9:30. Friday. Police alleged he stole a and Perry, SD 129; Blyleven, Pitt team to which he has just been pleased to see her bottom that they batting only .236 with 47 runs batted Mrs. Ruth Rollason of Middletown; Burial will be in Mount St. Benedict motor vehicle. Durant was held In Bay State Trooper Shot 121. autographed It, Royko wrote. traded — a slump. in in 108 games this year. Last year and seven grandchildren. Cemetery, Bloomfield. lieu of $2,500 bond and was to have American League — Ryan, Cal 168; “I couldn’t believe it,” Glynn said. BOSTON (UPI) - A Massachusetts State Police CUSTOMERS OP The Texas Rangers are hoping the Montanez hit .256 and drove in a club­ The funeral and burial will be in Friends may call at the funeral been presented in East Hartford Guidry, NY 134; Jenkins, Tex 128; “They wouldn’t give autographs to trooper at Logan International Airport was accidentally first baseman’s old flash will not only leading 96 runs for the Mets. Greenville. Maine. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Superior Court today. WALNUT ELECTRONICS, INC. Flanagan, Balt 127; Elckersley, Bos any of the kids, but they were signing shot in the chest and died on the way to the hospital early turn around his own season-long Montenez came to the Mets from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Russell M. Kuezynski, 16, of 110 W« wMi to thank nil of our otMloiiMra lor liMlr toyal 113. HIT . , their names to that girl’s bare butt.” t^ay, authorities said. slide, but resurrect the Rangers from Atlanta in December of 1977 as part St., is in charge of arrangements. Walnut St., Manchester, was charged patronaoo through tha yaara. Dua to Allan*a ratira- Saves According to what Glynn told Concert Rescheduled State Police spokesman Paul Beloff said trooper their more recent one. of an 11-pIayer deal involving the There are no calling hours. with criminal attempt to commit mant Walnut RIaetronloa will now ba nunagad by National League — Su(ter, Chi 28; Royko, the young exhibitionist then Thomas Dooling, 38, was dead on arrival at Mr. John Muaehko. John hao had many yaara The colorful, 31-year-old New York Braves, Pittsburgh Pirates and The family suggests that any EAST HARTFORD - The Stacey fourth degree larceny for allegedly Tekulve, Pitt 22; Garber, Atl 19; No One in Sight got off the team bus, followed by Massachusetts General Hospital. axparlanea In thia fM d and wa hopa you will oon- Mets player is scheduled to report to memorial gifts may be made to the Leeds concert, which had originally attempting to conceal a magazine un­ Bair, Cin, Samblto, Hou and Lavelle, Texas Rangers. As part of the deal, Martin. Dooling, a 13-year veteran of the force, was inside the Unua with your patronago. There was no one at Wethersfield Country Club, the leader the Rangers in time for tonight’s American Cancer Society, 237 E. been scheduled for Sunday, has been der his jacket Sunday. SF 15. the Mets sent pitcher Jon Matlack to "Martin says to her, ‘Can I take barracks locker room changing from his civilian clothes Thank you again. board remained unchanged, and a sand trap around the 18th hole game with the New York Yankees at Texas and first baseman-outfielder Center St., or the Arthritis Founda­ rescheduled for Tuesday, at 7 p.m. at The incident took place at Arthur’s American League — Marshall, your picture?’ And she says sure and (Jorman Park. into his uniform when the accident occurred at about 7 Allan A, Helkklla, Pro*. Minn 24; Kem, Tex 18; Monge, Cleve turned into a swimming pool, as rain forced curtailment of the Yankee Stadium. He was officially John Milner to Pittsburgh. pulls down her pants and moons for tion Inc., 929 Silas Deane Highway, Drug Store, 942 Main St. He was traded Sunday for two players to be Hartford, or to a charity of the The concert was postponed Sunday a.m., Beloff said. 15; Stanhouse, Balt 13; Clear, Cal 12. GHO Sunday. (Photo by Dave Roback) him right on the street. released on a written promise to The accident was under investigation. donor's choice. due to bad weather. appear in court Aug. 27. EVENING HERALD. Mon., August 13.1879— PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Auimst 13, 1979 Leonard Impressive in Win Standings ,Y. V LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Ranzany climbed to one knee, dominated crowd of about 5,000. able to recall what happened to him. Connors, Evert Lloyd toppled, then got back on his feet. He "I always thought I could be a "I remember something in the Undefeated Sugar Ray National League champ but now I’m beginning to fourth round,” he said. “I’m not sur- Leonard pounded away at the took six tnore powerful rights stan­ East ding in his own comer before Curtis wonder,,” Ranzany said, still dazed e. Somebody said, ‘Get him, get W L Pci. GB chest and head of Pete Ran- stopped the punching. and foggy a half hour after the him,’ but I don’t remember Not Far Behind Best Pittsburgh 66 49 .574 zany for four rounds before the "People say 1 can’t thrpwa punch,” match. anything before or after.” 63 49 .563 1V5 referee finally stopped the said LMnard, who captured the gold “I hit him with some tremendous Leonard, 23, will m eet World service in the ninth game and holding Boxing Council welterweight cham­ • INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - competitions and officials said it will Chicago 61 52 .540 4 medal at the 1976 Olympics at Mon­ left shots,” Leonard said. “And that her own for the set. fight. pion Wilfredo Benitez Dec. 1. Wimbledon champions Bjorn continue to grow - possibly being St. Louis 59 55 .518 6W treal. rig h t... ” expanded to two weeks soon to rival In the second set she won the last The staggering Ranzany had had Ranzany, 27, apparently was un­ Borg and Martina Navratilova four games to collect first prize df ^Philadelphia 60 57 .513 7 enough, and witti the knockout, he “What do I have to do to prove it? Wimbledon and the U.S. Open at 47 66 .416 18 $20,000.------Evert- also defeated Cawley New York surrendered the North American It amazes me that people say I can’t may be the top tennis players Flushing Meadows, N.Y. West punch.” for this title seven years ago, but Boxing Federation welterweight in the world, but Jimmy Con­ Connors, who collected $25,000, W L Pci. GB Prior to the fourth, neither fighter allowed Vilas just the fifth game on a Cawley was the last player to beat crown Sunday before a nationwide nors and Chris Evert Lloyd Houston 68 50 .576 4 appeared in any serious trouble Washington May television audience. service break in the first set, but the her on American clay, in the finals of 65 55 .542 4 aren’t far behind. Cincinnati Referee Joey Curtis halted the although Leonard was dazed in the Argentinian clay court stylist turned the Western at Cincinnati six years 56 62 .475 12 Although the two American stars ago. San Francisco fight at 2:41 of the fourth round and third after dropping his guard and the tables on Connors by dominating 53 66 .445 15V5 catching a hard left to his head. have been on top since the eariy "I think it all goes back to the sur­ San Diego Leonard, 147, of Palmer Park, Md. Testify in Suit the second set. 1970s, they don’t play to step down face,” said Evert. ‘"This is the only Los Angeles 52 65 .444 15V5 continued his surge to the world-wide Leonard, 24-0, took home $150,000 They were all even through the 47 71 .398 21 and Ranzany, 45-4-1, pocketed $75,- HOUSTON (UPI) — Although attorneys are under a self- soon. tournament I dominate, but this is Atlanta welterweight title. Ranzany, 147, of first eight games of the final set Sunday's Resulls 000. Connors, Belleville, 111., repeated my best surface — the one best suited Sacramento, Calif., was battered imposed gag rule, there are reports former Los Angeles Lakers when Connors broke service, Montreal at N.Y., 2, ppd. Ranzany, who held the forward Kermit Washington might testify in the trial of a $4.4 as U.S. Open Clay Court champion — allowing Vilas just one point, and he to my game.” into a daze before staggering to his his fourth crown — Sunday, defeating Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, ppd. feet following a stunning blow from welterweight crown for 3% years, million damage suit against the Lakers filed by Rudy held his own service to close out the Cawley said the outcome boiled Cincinnati 9-4, San Diego 2-5 was cheered on by a Sacramento- Argentina’s Guillermo Vilas, 6-1, 2-6, match in 2 hours, 17 minutes. down to “who wanted to stay out Leonard. Tomjanovich and the Houston Rockets. 6-4, And Evert made it 20 victories in Chicago 5, St. Louis 3 “I kept the pressure on him,” said there the longest, and Chris wanted Tomjanovich, 30, suffered severe troducing evidence that 32 meetings with Australia’s Evonne San FYancisco 4, Los Angeles 1 i Connors. “I served well and I played to more than I.” Tomjanovich’s shooting percentage Goolagong Cawley Saturday night, 6- Atlanta 3, Houston 2 facial injuries when Washington hit an all. around game. I was more “I felt I had few chances at the net and scoring average did not fall off 4, 6-3, for her fifth women’s title. Today’s Games Dismissed Hayes him with on»punch during a Dec. 9, to put the bail away and I didn’t,” she very much after the incident. patient. I had to left my game to beat Pittsburgh (Candelaria 10-8) at 1977 game in the Forum. The piain- “I’ll be back next year and the year added. Several Rockets players, however, after,” said Evert, whose patented, him.” Philadelphia (Ruthven 7-5), n tiffs claim the Lakers were responsi­ Vilas, in the finals for the first Anne Smith of Dallas and Kathy said Tomjanovich’s value to the team radar-like salvoes from the baseline Chicago (Lamp 8-7) at St. Louis Honored in Ohio ble for Washington’s action. time, complained he couldn’t get Jordan of King of Paussia, Pa., won Tomjanovich was the final witness was diminished. carried her to her 26th straight vic­ (Vuckovich 11-8), n enough first serves in. the women’s doubles title, defeating Friday and he testified he was run­ “Two years ago," said Rockets tory in this championship. Montreal (Lee 10-9) at Houston KINGS NILLS, Ohio (UPI) — Fourteen-year-old Bill Hauens- “Jimmy hit well and hard,” he Californians Penny Johnson and ning to the aid of a former teammate center Dwight Jones, “amost all our Connors said simply, “ As long as (Richard 11-11), n tein saw nothing improper in honoring former Ohio State foot­ said. “In the second set I just played Paula Smith, 61, 64). when struck by Washington’s right offense plays were drawn for Rudy. it’s a U.S. title. I’ll play for it.” better, but I was kind of lost in the The men’s doubles crown went to ball Coach Woody Hayes as an outstanding builder of character. Last year none of them were.” The $275,000 tournament in the new fist. Testimony was to continue court because he was hitting well.” two New Yokers, John McEnroe of American League “0)ach Hayes is the best,” said saying, “This man has made this Tojanovich is asking for $1.1 Indianapolis Sports Center has been today. Only three of the 10 games in the Douglaston and Gene Mayer of East Hauenstein of Barberton, Ohio, dis- world a better place for a lot of us.” million actual damages and $1.5 designated as one of the Inter­ “’There was blood on the face of first set followed service in the Woodmere. ’They defeated the Czech W L Pci. GB playing a color poster of Hayes with Kevin (Kunnert),” Tomjanovich million punitive damages. national Tennis Federation’s 10 top Evert-Cawley match. Evert breaking pair of Jan Kodes and Tomas Smid, Baltimore 76 38 .667 - “Woody” prominently penn^ in the said. “ Kareem Abdul Jabbar had In the first week of the trial the 6-4, 7-6. Boston 70 44 .614 6 comer. pulled Kevin away from Kermit but plaintiffs had 10 persons testify, in­ Milwaukee 67 50 .573 low “I think his record speaks for 19th Hole he (Washington) was stilt hitting cluding NBA referee Bob Rakel, who Rushing the Net New York 61 53 .535 15 itself,” chimed in his dad, Lloyd. him. I didn’t think Washington had said Washington was ejected from 3 Games Reset Putting Hayes’ history of the 1977 game for punching Kunnert Detroit 59 58 .504 18W Captures First Title any reason to be violent toward m e.” Jimmy Connors rushes the net to slap the ball over for an easy Gottfried Swings Rain washed out the Cleveland 59 58 .504 18W tenperamental on-field out-bursts Tallwood Although attorneys have agreed and before Tomjanovich approached Toronto 36 81 .308 41W aside, the Hauensteins joined the him. point against Guillermo Vilas in the finals of the U.S, Open Clay weekend’s list of sports Undefeated Sugar Ray Leonard knocked Pete Ranzany to the TWO MAN BEST BALL- Gross not to talk to reporters about the Weal Ohio Jaycees and others Sunday to A five-man, one-woman jury is canvas in the fourth round to win the North American Boxing —George Bednarz-Ward Hoimes 67, case, it was believed that Courts tennis tourney. (UPI Photo) events. W 1, Pci. GB honor Hayes for his “outstanding hearing the case in the court of U.S. Federation welterweight title yesterday in Las Vegas. (UPI Warren DeMartin-Bob Thorqton 72, Washington, who currently plays for For Pair of Titles The Manchester- California 67 51 .568 - contribution to character building in District Judge John V. Singleton Jr. Ed Stone-Ken Comerford 74; Net the San Diego Clippers, will testify Middletown state Minnesota 62 53 .539 3W Photo) America” at the College Football —Paui Petry-Gerry Richmann 62, for the defense. Soon after the inci­ DUBLIN, Ohio (UPI) — They may not call him an iron man, American Legion Baseball Kansas City 61 55 .526 5 Hall of Fame. About 200 people David Sink-Gordon Quick 62, Dan dent, Washington said, “ I saw Him Webb Takes Crown Daniel Confident Texas 60 57 .513 6W attended. but Brian Gottfried’s play in the $75,(KX) men Grand Prix Tennis Tournament clash has been McDonough-Ken Dunbar 62, James coming at me and f just swung. I had WAUKEGAN, 111. (UPI) - Wayne Chicago 52 64 .448 14 Little public disagreement accom­ Classic Sunday at Nuirfield has a performance of high standard. reslated tonight at 8 Softball Aiien-Paui Kenneson 63, Bruce no idea who it was. Now that I’ve Webb of Kehoboth, Mass., Seattle 49 69 .415 18 panied the announcement that The second-seeded Gottfried from o’clock at Middletown’s LeFebvre-Bob Schneider 64, Jim talked to other people, I understand challenged, caught and then hung on Of First Victory Given a bit more time to rest, the Oakland 35 83 .297 32 Bros, topped Zipser Club, 9-4, last Hayes, fired last December for Rudy wasn’t going to fight. He’s Lauderhill, Fla., not only rolled over Booth-Rich Zemguiys 65, Tom to defeat Jimmy Certain and win the Palmer Field, weather Sunday's Resulls T O M G lirS GAMES slugging a Clemson player during the top-seeded Eddie Dibbs of Miami in pair then returned to score a 4-6,6-3, Friday at Fitzgerald Field. Johnson-Biii Ostermann 65. never even been in a fight. It was an $8,000 first prize and his second PBA JERICHO, N.Y. (UPI) - Beth Daniel was all set to record her permitting. New York at Baltimore 2, ppd. ZrmbroKIlki'» v». B.A., 6 Gator Bowl, would be honored as a 67 minutes, 6-3, 6-0 for the singles ti­ 7-6 win over second-seeds Tim and Paul Ostuni, Karl Hasel and Tom SWEEPS- Gross —George Bed- honest, unfortunate mistake.” championship Sunday night in the first official LPGA victory Sunday and, although the weather Milwaukee at Boston, ppd. —Fitzgerald builder of character. Paul Ritter, a tle, but returned later to win the Tom Gullikson, the identical tennis The Twilight League Juknis each had three hits. Bob narz 74. Net -Paui Kenneson 78-12- Suspended for 60 days and fined $70,000 Waukegan Open. thwarted that attempt, she’s even more confident going into Chicago 7-5, Toronto 0-7 Thriflv’ii \a. A&\, 6 —Robrrl- Hall of Fame spokesman, said he doubles with Bob Lutz of San twins. playoff clash between Cornell two, with the latter and Paul 66, David Sink 97-29-68, Tom Johnson $10,000 by NBA Commissioner Webb, 22, started the final round in Minnesota 1, Oakland 0 non received “a few” calls from upset today’s rain-delayed final round. Clemente, Calif. In that match, Lutz-Gottfried were Moriarty Bros, and Society Frenette each homering for Moriar- 767-69, Gerry Richmann 92-22-70, Lawrence O’Brien, Washington was fourth place and charged into conten­ Kansas City 7, Detroit 1 W iln o n s s . Postal, 7:.30 fans. The hall had only lent its “I felt like I was going to win. In a ...... But before reaching the doubles down 5-3 in the final set with Tim for Savings was called and ty’s, which captured the Candlelight Rich ^m guiys 84-13-71. traded to the Boston Celtics less than tion with a 226 average, winning six Gullinson serving at 40-15. California 4, Seattle 3 —Fitzgerald League playoff championship with facilities to the Jaycees and was not a month after the incident. He now way I feel like this is my tour­ final, and with only a half an hour’s Tierney's »». Dairy Queen. : ;.30 of his first seven matches. But they saved those two match has been rescheduled Geveland 6, Texas 3 the victory. connected with the award. plays for the San Diego Clippers. nament,” said the 22-year-old rookie, rest following his singles victory, —Robertson Country Club He entered the final game with a points and went on to capture the 12- tonight at 5:30 at St. Today's Games Craig Pepin and Alan Noske each However, Thomas Besozzi, chair­ Tomjanovich recovered from the after a steady rain forced cancella­ LPGA Gottfried returned to the court with RETIRED SWINGERS 15-pin edge over Certain, of point tie-breaker, 7-1. Thomas Seminary. It’s the Chicago (Trout 6-5) at Baltimore had two hits and Jim Grimes belted a man of the board of Ohio Jaycees, injuries — a fractured nose, jaw and tion of Sunday’s play, wiping out the Lutz to defeat Australians Colin CANDLELIGHT TOURNAMENT- Ansaldi 29, Huntsville, Ala., who began the Gottfried’s combined singles and (Flanagan 15-7), n. three-run homer for Zipser. defended the selection Sunday, skull, a concussion, a puncture of his four-stroke lead she had forged over a win on the official LPGA tour, was Dibley-Chais Kachel in the opener in a best two-of- Behind a 16hit attack, Moriarty Mloganoski 32, Peloski 33, Piodzik 33, round 240 pins ahead of Webb. Cer­ doubles earnings for the tournament Minnesota (Goltz 11-8) at Boston brain cavity and a tear duct — to play veterans Judy Rankin and Donna tied with defending champion Rankin semifinals 7-5, 7-6. three series. Cooper 33, Morline 34, Barre 34, tain averaged a paltry 203 in the final totaled $14,662. (Eckersley 15-5), n for the Rockets this past season. Caponi Young. and Young at 1-under-par 218. First- Rohan 35. Stuck 35. Beiiuardo 35, round and most five of eight matches Texas (Jenkins 12-8) at New York Lakers attorney Robert Dunn in­ “It was just one of those days round leader Kathy Ahearn stood two Anderson 35, Skinner 35, Masi 35. to relinquish the lead. where everything just felt great. 1 shots off the pace at 220, with Amy (Hunter 2-7), n Kansas City ((Jale 9-8) at Jal Alai Reaults was hitting the ball well, stroking Alcott and Cathy Morse another Milwaukee (Caldwell 11-5), n every putt well and had a great feel stroke back. Seahawks Serving Notice Toronto (Huffman 4-13) at Oakland for the greens," said Daniel, who has Despite the miserable conditions UTWMYEVDM (Keough 0-14), n SAJmV WTKI l3Jt (M 4Jt 13M IN SM been struggling with a confidence Sunday, Daniel birdied the 1st, 3rd jels 26, Oilers 14 4 il SM nsT SN 4M NEW YORK (UPI) - The Detroit (Robbins 1-1) at California RBT; problem since joining the tour in and 4th holes with putts of four, three Pat Leahy booted four field goals, I U(« Ml whose long- Seahawk’s Coach Jack Patera has defeated Houston, 26-14. Alzado, who indicated he wanted to 2 ln » 13 M I IJI 3 M 1 l^piip 3M I Mr Ul SM IJI 4 it m SM leave the Denver Broncos for a pro Wlmbleton last month. He has SCm SJI 4.M IrtMli 1-2 341N 1 M ll.M IN m n » 2-3 342.N triumphed in the world Ladies tour­ hitting helped her to the Women’s been closely monitoring the team’s In Saturday’s games, Chicago 3 M ifw i SJI remained out of the tennis circuit 4 k m CM Nrficta 2-1 311111 M id i 2-3 SIM M YOU HUNDREDS OF DOLLABSll nament in Japan last April but has Amateur Championships. “I like to running game and Sunday, he liked defeated New Orleans, 13-6, Detroit boxing career, was traded to the M M i 2S 12SU TrilKti 214 33MN M Hh 14 347.M ____ Trihda 2-34 31,317.M since the recent birth of his first Nrhcti 14 SlS7il onomt yet to fulfill great expectations with play a course that is really wet.” what he saw. pounded Buffalo, 34-13, Pittsburgh Cleveland Browns for future draft PrtKb 2 $ ill M OfTOmi choices in 1980 and 1981, after a child. TrMcU 2 M tU 2 l 4l 7 Itscara IrgMci 1121 SM 341 Trihda 14-3 3IN M 3 litarai fimaaill.M SM 3JI This new car Is equipped with a V-6 engine, automatic Led by Sherman Smith’s edged the New York Giants, 10-3, f m 2 IrtM fiirmai 721 4N FfTt 2 tea M m 4.N 3.N 1979 MONTE CARLO trans., power steering, tinted glass, body side molding, tilt reported “messy” contract situation Other contestants in the seven-day touchdown dashes of 19 and 41 yards. Miami shaded Tampa Bay, 13-7, M a r ti C»»i 1C 41 S M SM C Im a Itii I 3M C M M ilM i 13.N S 2I 4 M 5 Eschi EcpvTi 4.N wheel and whitewalls. Stock 13369. with the Broncos. tourney will be twins Tim and Tom 7 U L a li CM I3M ^ h4i 2 7 333JI 2 Zip b p 4 M 3.N M M i 2-3 341M Cleveland clobbered Baltimore, 24-3, A Browns’ spokesman said, “He Gullikson, who won the doubles 4 I tti ImrH S.M PeriKta 7-2 3M 4I 7 li>T|Mi hiiir I 4M PirlKta 32 3NJ0 Cincinnati beat Green Bay, 20-5, San «iM4t 74 SUM TrilKti 7 24 3t11 M Mhrti 24 334 M Trihdi 32-S 3473 10 LIST PRICE •8423«» (Alzado) made some overtures about championship last year. Tim M id i 1-2 ULII Diego blanked Minnesota, 19-0, Midi 1-7131121 Tionft TVOFTt professional boxing, but no question Gullikson lost the singles finals to TritKti 1-74 tl73t.M 5 Im k CoavTi 7M SM CM TrilKti C-2 7 32.42311 CM aM tSm IIM 1.21 IIM YOU SAVE •lOZS** Oakland topped San Francisco, 41-10, m h k d t IN 3M v m QB Ferragamo on Target about it, he’s playing professional Connors last year by scores of 62 and I Zap 1 MiM tpici 4M 3M I MilMirt 11M 7JI 4M 4 Erm IN u p 3M 2 M « « iC m IIJI 3M 3.N 2 bu kh ■ 3M YOU and Denver got past Washington, 13-6. 63. only 210 total yards and had three Rams 15, Palriols 3 football.” S k t m k r e i C 4I 4 40 «M(ii I S 33141 C MM Mil SM 4M Mirta 14 3N.N FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - pre-season play. New England is 1-1, I I n a ii C m C M Pfrlfcta S-l 3I1JI 3 Irtaai Inart 4M Mhda f-l 31I3J0 PAY <5398^ drives stalled inside the 20. Each day he looks at the depth "I’m just doing my job and Pat Haden and Vince Ferragamo k M i 1-S C3I M TrilKta S-14 3241.SI M M i 24 3N.2I Trihda C-1-2 3CS4.M hopefully I’ll impress somebody. I’m “They stopped us almost every each threw one touchdown pass to Meet! 1-S SS7.2I h m trn t* 44SC Mftdj 24 3112M charts, that yardstick of TrifKti 1S-IU2CM M r 331,111 TrilKti 24-3 3S7IM M M 317.031 1 9 7 9 W R IC E STATION WAGON not sure it’s clear cut, Pat is No. 1 time on first downs,” said Pats lead Los Angeles over New England This new car Is equipped with a 306 V-8, A/trans., P/S, quarterback Steve Grogan, who Hard-Hitting Jets professional talent, and sees now, but everyone is out here trying in a game played in a driving P/B, air conditioning, deluxe belts, bumper rub strips, > himself with a name above to win a starting job,” he said. made his first start of the season. rainstorm. The victory was costly to bumper guards, elec, defogger, tinted glass, auxiliary:; him. Ferragamo’s touchdown pass was “They’re a good defensive team. I the Rams, however, who lost running Jal Alai Entries lighting, floor mats, remote control mirror, AM-FM radio & thought all three of our quarterbacks back Anthony Davis when he suf­ Impress Phillips rear speaker, cruise control, tailgate release, tilt wheel, That doesn't both Vince a 16-yard fioater to Preston Dennard threw well. There were a lot of w/walls, power door locks, power windows. Intermittent 1 Ferragamo. The No. 2 quarterback in the third quarter and closed out fered a broken rib midway through MONDAY Tont OfYOmL T v o n t dropped balls out there,” l.lcsorsi IZNrti 1. Zeib^iMtrti 1. OrM wipers. Stock #2922. the scoring. Dennard caught corner- the first period. HOUSTON (UPI — The stubborness of the New York Jets FIST: for the Los Angeles Rams just y o m m I.Ftmt IM a-ZoM 4. BmarahCariti 3. IrMc Fhffi 4. bca-fianapii The Patriots completed 10 of 33 The Patriots, who saw their eight- l.Ziirthp 2. IMipn-lartm figures he has nowhere to go but up. back Ray Clayborn flatfooted and defense seemed to surprise Houston Oilers Coach Bum Phillips S.Rn«ii lU m S. Zrtiica-EccMrro i&MO-SKM S. lMCir»S«rM tispitw art • 9 2 0 1 0 0 1 3Hs»lrtb»l 4. ttphttebr LIST PRICE passes, but had “six or seven” game exhibition win streak snapped, I.Zrtrtcc lA iu Z.RNwMricirtil 1 (eNic-Flerre Z.ZrtrtaMM LErapCiriti 'T come from a tradition where easily beat him in the right corner. almost as much as New York’s decision to pass from punt for­ S.ls4«rta iNh-britrl dropped, according to coach Ron SNt [tmm SMi Ataw-OtM SMi BneoM oiei 1 they condemn controversy, criticism Haden also had a touchdown pass, could manage only a second-peri^ mation in a preseason game. 7.U-ha LFash-IhrM YOU SAVE •1495- i an 18-yarder to Rod Phillips. The Erhardt. field goal by David Posey. SMs MihC m YOU and skepticism, " said Ferragamo, "I was surprised to see them use it. scot who hit on nine of 13 passes for 96 pass was a flare to the flat and l.MMainrI tFash-hi But it was a good play. It worked Phillips said he made a mistake PAY______> 7 7 0 9 ^ yards and one touchdown in Sunday's Phillips ran the rest of the way. IbisMvtvta I.Zifrt-hntrl ' didn’t it?” said Phillips about a 13- allowing a fresh backfield of SU-bp ili4hna 15-3 win over the New England “I'm the No. 1 quarterback,” said This new 4-wheel drive model Is equipped with a 305 V-B, yard toss from punter Chuck Ramsey Campbell, Tim Wilson and quarter- 7. liti^i-ljala 1 fih-htrcbr Patriots. Haden, who led the Rams to the NFC SMs lirai|*-lsrt I 1979 BLAZER-CHEYENNE A/trans., P/brakes, P/steerIng, heavy duty radiator, finals last year, “But I’m happy to to cornerback Johnny Lynn on fourth hack Dan Pastorini to play during FOOTBALL chrome grille, floor mate, stainless steel mirrors, special "I just go out there and do the best much of the second half behind a l.Flwh Irhcla IZipilirtm 1 can. Nobody's told me I'm No. 2 or see Vince have a good game. He’s 3. Pth-Mrarl O.Mitirra two-tone paint, radio with rear speaker, rear seat, skid ;;; No. 3. All I can go by is what the and excellent quarterback.” There were no tricks to the tired group of linemen. S. Mils lirtirl IMripii-bp plate, wheel covers. Intermittent wipers end Inside hood meth(^ by which the Jets defense, Pastorini’s first preseason m depth chart says. And that says I'm Rams coach Ray Malavasi was T. M-It.U-UMa release. especially in the second half, held the appearance in the third quarter was SNs Irtsa-Mw pleased with Ferragamo’s perfor­ t m k 3 No. 2. But I feei the situation is com­ Oilers to 3.7 yards per offensive play not smooth. LIST PRICE •9708- petitive and they'll name the best mance and said the quarterback LZepi and 2.6 yards per rush during a 26-14 A sideline interception and 12-yard S.lresa REGISTRATION situation was “a pleasant one.” With man." he said, refusing to ruffie any S. Mali YOU SAVE •1425- help from Harvard coach Joe Restic, exhibition game victory. return by Schroy on Pastorini’s first feathers. "The good part,” said Jets Coach 7. M m Mon., Aug. 13,1979 YOU Ferragamo ignored a driving rain who coached the quarterbacks, the pass of the season proved crucial as SNs Mi Walt Michaels, “was at the end as we FTTt 5 8 2 8 3 ^ and stiff winds to steal the show from Rams are opening up a bit this year. it led to Pat Leahy’s third of four Tuts., Aug. 14,1979 PAY stopped the Oilers cold. I think the l.rrtrha 2.Fanti-lMla No. 1 quarterback Pat Haden. “We were able to spend a lot of field goals and a 23-14 lead. 3. Mi ItPrt 4. Meli-Irteda Oilers were using their first unit at Playing mostly against New time in the off-season thinking about Leahy added a 52-yarder in the S. Mri|M{4hrMiZ e p i-lsb l Wed., Aug. 15,1979 the time.” T. U-Cm England's second defense, the ways to open up, be more flexible,” fourth quarter after booting field Every full sized Chevrolet, Monte Carlo & Houston's inability to add any SN iM lalm at former Nebraska star constantly Malavasi said, “Last year we were goals of 19 and 33 yards in the first som moot Hticko In our larg* Inwnlory aro o«lt prietd to oov you monoy. second-half points to Earl lU-CMsarri found his targets. locked into a system that wasn’t half. The long-distance kick would l.lM ib l Campbell’s touchdown runs of 1 and 9 IM iitC m l.lit^Martil The win snapped an eight-game m ine" have been a Jets club record had it S .ttipM p IM ali-Zip yards caused Phillips to praise the GflIWTER OAK FIELD 6:15 ■ 8 P.M, Patriots' exhibition win streak dating The Patriots simply could muster occurred in regular season. 7.E**hUwrt I.MiR|i4lvM Jets defense. SMFpsh-hn back to 1977. Los Angeies is 2-0 in no offense all day. They picked up In watching his team win its first "I try to watch my own guys during sEiomt 1979 preseason game in two tries, l.khM I t O r k il Aga 10-13 yra. (Not 14 boforo Nov. lot) preseason games,” he said. "But it Michaels discovered a special teams Ibrla 4. ItIi m ' was hard for me to keep my eyes on gem in rookie cornerback Donald UvaM# ifaraMaC Wolght Limit • 70 Ibt. to 116 Ibo. our guys the way the other guys were 7,EnMi ilsiti CHEVROLET [istration Held Lfykes from Southeastern Louisiana. SM MMi hitting. I was impressed.” Itykes blocked a punt and missed OOlTk Registration for the Manchester Standing out for the Jets defense 1, Mm tCariMMi IlnaiiMet Registration will be held rain or another block because he ran past the llmii-Ziirt iEmbhMM Boys mutt ba seeompsnimi by a parent Midget Football League will be held shine. were tackles Joe Klecko and Joe punter. ihtapfiMa iZNah-EMsarTi all this week, Monday thru Friday, at Practice also begins tonight at Pellegrini, end Mark Gastineau, The block of the first two minutes 7.l«Mrp4rpia|a tlnPiUwlil and must bring thair birth cartMcataa. SNi IM u - U m Charter Oak Park from 6:30 to 8 6:30. All veterans who play for the linebacker Bob Martin and safety of the game allowed Kevin Bell to MTft a 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 846-6464, o’clock. Making No Progress Giants and Patriots and have signed Ken Schroy. scoop up the ball and run 21 yards for MrtipTrlMlil Mica-Odwi All boya muat hava a dootor'a allp^ at raglatratlon. Applicants must be accompanied 3 Erpi Cwipirti 4. lascaraa-Kcrre OPEN MdN-THURS 9-9 FRI TIL 6 SAT 9-5 up should report to Charter Oak Houston Oiler Rob Carpenter (26) didn’t go far as he was loss of Houston’s offensive left a touchdown and a 7-0 lead. iZiMi-Sm by parent or guardian and have a iZrtaiu-Atbi while those who’ve signed up and p oth ered by New York Jet defenders Joe Klecko (^73) and ^ b R X e^ rin j^ fes to e T a s t Only on two of their scoring thrusts 7. Mrti (tMirn iEiMbtiCvHi A $9.00 raglatratlon laa par boy or 99.00 par lamlly. birth certificate. They must be 10-13 play for the Chargers, Eagles and did the Jets have to drive more than SPs 0|ki t t p a p Martin (59) in NFL exhibition tilt in the Astrodome. (UPI appeared to hinder the years old (not 14 before Nov. 1) and Jets report to Mt. Nebo. 45 yards. weigh between 70 and 115 pounds. Photo) Oilers offense somewhat, but EVENING HERALD, Mon., August 13, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon., August 13. 1979 ScotVa World Bazaar Set For Tonight Roller Skating Craze Bonanza for Rentals By JAMES V. HEALION The customer looks at his friend couples-only ballad. Some have bluebloods grabbed it on the rebound them Bruce Boland, 21, a regional skating inscriptions and a black and says, as if there were a telephone organists. and it stayed through the Depression champion. youngster asked how much. He was Binges Daughter Here VERNON -T h e 21st annual out­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Jack in the van, '"They stop you, you know, And roller skating was part of the when it was a cheap way to have a “Skating puts a nice feeling inside told ”|4 for colored and $3 for University of Texas, mother’s alma door bazaar, sponsored by the Schwartz coasts all the way to the you just call here.” Pan-Am games in Puerto Rico this good time. you,” Boland says. white.” The .kid laughed as he said, By VERNON SCOTT ,mater, for a year and a half. I was in' societies of St. Joseph Church, will bank these days because he's in the “Man, I ’m not giving up my license year — and might be included in the It was still popular after World SchwaiTz said it was difficult to "Don’t you have that backwards, roller skate business. And for him 1980 Olympics, a prominence that n, bro?" HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - She is the the drama department but all I open tonight at 6 p.m. and continue for no skates. Buy a pair" At War but television viewers looked pinpoint the reason roller skating is it’s just a weekend proposition. would mean even millions more for M. M. “Red” Shattuck, a St. Louis late Bing Crosby's only daughter, a gained from that was a Texas accent. through to Saturday night. Schwartz’s prices, $M and up, they at the the rock ’em, sock ’em roller popular,'but be offered a couple of He’s cashing in on a craze that the industry in a spinoff bonanza. fixture in roller skating for 40 years, fact which Mary Crosby — she’s "To learn acting you have to go The bazaar will be held on the are not cheap, nor are they inexpen­ derbies of the 1960s and didn’t like possibilities. “I would say the new church grounds at West and Union swept east in 1976 from the Eversmann’s firm was started 10 what they saw. That put a damper on says the reason roller skating is pop­ dropped her middie name, Frances— where it’s taught all the time and not sive anyplace else either. A $300 urethane wheel has a lot to do with boardwalk at Venice, Calif., and has months ago to serve the market in the whole business until its phoenix- ular now is that it has come out of the will live with ail the days of her life. mixed in with academic subjects. So streets, Rockville. price tag is not uncommon. it.” taken over the sidewalks of New the Boston-New York corridor. like rebirth in California thrM years The outsize wheel is plastic, softer closet. "You can conceal the best She's aiso a beautiful young woman I studied two years at the American On Saturday there will be a ’The customer rolls up his sleeve York and almost every other piece of Eversmann expects to gross $2 ago. than wood, longer lasting, and is thing in the-world behind a wall, of 19 and an individual quite unlike Conservatory Theater in San Fran­ childrens’ matinee starting at 1 p.m. and says, "My name’s Chuckle. Look pavement in America. million the first year, and $3 million Jack Schwartz said sales experts faster and quieter than the old wood behind a locked door. her famous singing father and her ac­ cisco. That’s where I really trained and in the evening the bazaar will end at this tattoo. It says ’Chuckle,’ Schwartz rents skates at $3 hourly to $4 million the second. "You might know that’s a skating tress mother, Kathryn. and prepared. with the awarding of fow grand right? I ain’t got a driver’s license, believe "sex is the biggest motivator and metal wheels. It’s the “^ ve” in from a van in Bushnell Park for the He was a regional manager in rink, but you don’t know what the hell Mary bears a faint physical “I didn't want to come to prizes with the top prize being a 1980 but that’s who 1 am. What do you in the world. More people will do the new wheels that lends itself to goes on in there. But when people are resemblance to her parents. She's an Hollywood only as Bing Crosby’s automobile. new outdoor trade and says he does a say?” Columbus, Ohio, for a company that things for the opposite sex than skating on sidewalks and asphalt. brisk business. He has similar outlets out on the sidewalk skating, suddenly exuberant, animated girl, deter­ daughter. An unknown can flop and The midway will offer more than A deal was struck, and what it ran a string of rinks, he prefers to anything else. And there’s a lot of sex ‘Td say the emphasis on athletics at the Boston Esplanade, Savin Rock call them ‘skating centers,’ but in roller skating. Every ad you see is it becomes a fad and ail of a sudden mined to estabiish herself as an ac­ recover because nobody remembers. 30 booths and 15 major amusement showed was that almost everybody and the outdoors has a lot to do with in West Haven, Hull, Mass., and one lapses occasionally. His associate is heavily sexed.” it,” Schwartz said. An hour of people go into the rink and try it,’’ he tress in her own right. But if you have a famous name they rides. The booths will be manned by from ghetto kids to grandpas are on in New York’s Central Park. Karl Wail, the company president, Twenty-eight million Americans, skating can burn 400 calories, said. She's off to a good start with a never seem to forget the flops.” parish workers. Bingo will be played skates these days. Sunday, once a day of rest, is his whom he knew from Fort Wayne, some of them women wearing glitter specialists say. “I find it an alternative to regular role in the popular CBS Mary also gained experience nightly. Roller skating’s popularity out­ big day, he says. Ind., where for the last nine years tights, skated at roller rinks last year “I ’d say it’s something women can jogging,” said Dave Stasse, 35, a dramatic series, “Dallas," after a before the cameras in 9 or 10 Crosby A wide variety of baked goods will doors as welt as in the nation’s 1,575 If the roller skating phenomenon is Wall ran his family’s skate supply project engineer at the Hartford couple of years in small roles on family Christmas specials. She be offered at the cake booth and at roller rinks, rolladiums, roller and some danced disco to Rod do and consequently men are at­ hard to get a handle on, then some of business. Civic Center. “I don’t particularly episodic TV and one flop series, toured with her mother for three or the Polish kitchen there will be ranches, rollerdromes and so on Stewart’s “Do Ya Think I ’m Sexy” . tracted to it. Sixty to 70 percent of his rental transactions boggle the His company is in the market’s cat­ “It’s a heaven-sent opportunity to care to run. This seems to be more "Brothers and Sisters.” four years during summer vacations pierogi, golumbki, Kielbasa and appears to be similar to Liberace’s, our customers are women,” mind. One young man wanted to rent bird seat because it operates a fun than jogging.” Mary has hazel eyes, long brown in stock and dinner theaters. other delicacies. An American It took the entertainer 26 years to indulge your childhood taste for. fan­ Schwartz said. some skates from Schwartz, but number of rinks, and it has a flooring cy dress — or an excuse to wear an Stasse skated in his native hair and a trim figure. She’s the wife " I ’m not a singer but I take singing kitchen will offer hotdogs, ham­ become an overnight success, he While women can do it — they can Modern Music didn’t have a driver’s license to put subsidiary. ’These are the cushions outrageously sexy outfit,” Sarah also skateboard (where the urethane Brooklyn, N.Y. He first rented then of music pubiisher Eb Lottimer, who lessons,” Mary said. " I want to be a burgers, fries and such. once said in an interview. up as security. He asked a friend to for the distribution enterprise which Christie tells her readers in the new wheels originated), and at the same bought skates from Schwartz. "I also is a singer and composer. fully rounded performer. That’s why Beverages will be served in a beer “A lot of people think that it was a lend him his. caters mainly to the 6-to-16 age slick magazine. Roller Skating. time they’re roller skating they can skate as often as I can, evenings, She nibbled at a salad the other day I studied ballet for 13 years. If an op­ Erich Kunzel, who has been in the forefront of the symphony garden setting. sport 10,20,30 years ago or whenever “Supposing The Man stop me. I’m group. When the current fad ends, For John Milazzo of the Holiday look good doing it, a fact the weekends . . . whenever I have some in the MGM commissary during a portunity comes up for a musical, I The children's matinee will they were kids and it just died out. orchestra “pops movement” for 15 years, said he believes the not giving up my license for any they will still be there. Just the faces Rink in Middletown, it might mean a accessory market hasn’t overlooked. free time,” he said. lunch break in production and want to be able to do it.” feature rides at reduced prices. And now it’s a fad,” says Arthur L. use of sophisticated visual effects; lasers, strobes and video skates. If The Man stop me, what am ticket for some of his skaters to par­ chattered about her roie as Kristin Mary doesn’t have any of her Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck will “Budd” Eversmann Jr., vice presi­ change. Neither has Jack Schwartz. I going to do, man ?’’ the friend said. "We’re into the outdoor market. ticipate in the 1980 Olympics, among Shepard. Mary Crosby father’s recordings. She says his screen projections eventually could create a revolution in the make a personal appearance dent of Sports International, Inc. He was selling T-shirts with “ Pardon?” says Schwartz, 28, ’Those people are getting into roller " it ’s an actress' delight,” she said. voice and music are in her heart and presentation of live concerts. (U P I photo) sometime during the afternoon. '"The only thing new about it is that University of Connecticut, Class of skating as an alternative to jogging, “Kristin is a real bitch. She seduces head. Nor has she seen all his those people are rediscovering roller 1970, holder of a master’s degree in bicycling or just as a new thing. It her brother-in-law. She’s conniving, professionalism and discipline,” she movies, explaining that Bing didn’t skating — it has been with us all business administration, former won’t surprise me if in a few years it ambitious and strong. It’s great not said. " I watched them and dis­ watch himself on TV if a baseball along,” says Eversmann whose East member of the U.S. Men’s Olympic started dying out again because the to be playing the Ail-American girl. covered how to be a pro. They never game was on the tube. Hartford firm, one of 35 in the nation, ski team, now a salesman for U.S. peak that roller skating is riding in a 'T ve been preparing for a break missed a rehearsai and they were She does, however, feel a pang Vermont State Symphony assembles and distributes skates. Surgical Supply in Stamford. fad,” Eversmann said. like this since I was a little girl. I like aiways prepared. when she hears her father’s voice on He believes roller skating has a The4-1fear Schwartz turns from a reporter The first “rocking skate” was doing drama instead of comedy and “Dad was a natural actor and I the radio. new look, a new prestige. It’s one of our newest ways to pay you big interest on your savings-as you can see and says, “You want to go driving, devised by Jam es Plimpton of Med- I’m learning from the rest of the would hope I am, too. I learned “It hurts a little when I hear him Layered maple floors in many of below. (The issue rate changes monthly, but your rate is fixed for the four years your you mean?" "He want to go field. Mass., in 1863 — the forerunner cast.” honesty and simplicity from him. now,” she said. “1 miss him and the new rinks alone often cost in money is on deposit.) Is there a minimum deposit?- not at SBM I* If ever you’ve en­ “The Crosby name hasn’t helped or would like to share my happiness Trying to Go Full Time driving," the customer says, “I want excess of $100,000, the wood dust and of the modern skate. His could go Mary says she learned little about vied the big money saver, who’s able to invest $10,000 in a big paying, Money Market | to go roller skating, right? See, 1 around curves and the skates were the techniques of acting from her hurt my career. I came to Hollywood with him. But I was lucky to be his resin stains are relics of the past for C D , this could well be the next best thing. Come in, we’ll tell you more. don’t have a driver’s license." able tp turn while still in contact with parents. But she credits them both with a good reent who got me inter­ daughter and to grow up with him. I audience those who have never heard a symphony and today’s costumed skaters. views and I did the rest. take great joy and pride that people BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) — The Vermont Symphony “Do you have a $20 deposit and a The rinks are heat and humidity the ground. with giving her the freedom to those who have heard the best. * To earn dividends, theaecjtau must have a tmnimum balance o f SS.00. Ijuerestis Orchestra, the nation’s oldest state symphony, at 45 is credit card?” America wasn’t receptive to perfect her craft. “I graduated from high school still want to hear his voice which is Also, Guigui said, “We give a platform for local controlled with gleaming snack bars. compounded coniinuously and credUed monihfy, day o f deposit to day o f toithdratual. still a part-time operation struggling to go full time. “Twenty dollars, a credit card?” Plimpton’s idea and he took it to "My mother and father taught me when I was 15 and went to the one of the nicest I ever heard.” soloists and, when financially possible, for local com­ Disc jockeys cue the activity, We have eased the early toithdratoal penalties on neio or renewed aceounts. Incorporated in 1934 and designated the state symphony “Nobody says you ain’t coming Europe where it became a rage with posers. You don’t have to be famous to be good.” sometimes ridding the rink of row­ in 1939, it has long been noted as a fine regional back," one of two boys helping the upper crust. American He noted the orchestra will perform with local choral dies by changing a rock tape to a orchestra. Schwartz says quickly. groups in six Vermont communities, even though it would Rate in effect mootJi of August, 1979, “ We don’t intend to compete with the Boston on a 4-\!bar Bond M irtet CD: be less expensive to work with a single chorus. Cape Cod Train Begins symphony,” said music director Efrain Guigui. But he Annua! Interest Rate Eflcctivc Annual Vicld “It is our mission to involve the community,” G ui^i Savings Bank said, “There is a need and a demand in the state of Ver­ Sm all car for the brief ride. said. “Because it is a state orchestra, every community Scientists Trying 7.95% 8.393% HYANNIS, Mass. (UPI) - For all back by 1982. mont for a permanent orchestra that would be busy every The SPV-2000 vehicle is the newest should feel it is their orchestra ” of Manchester who know what the traffic is like get­ Gov. King Saturday was aboard the day of year, playing symphony concerts together with a Business railroad car in the country and is the ting to Cape Cod on a hot summer first demonstration trip of the ballet or an opera. type scheduled to be used when ser­ 13 locations serving Manchester, East Hanford, South Windsor, Bolton, Andover and Ashford. Member F.D.I.C. Telephone 646-1700. day there is some welcome news. revived rail service. He said he hopes “We are aiming for that, though I have learned in New To Save Condors § vice is returned on both Boston and England things move slow.” The first passenger train in 16 the service will be restored sooner breeding, however, New York lines. “I’ve learned here that music is being spelled M-O-N- SAN DIEGO (UPU - Loans years rolled from Hyannis to New than predicted. Wildlife biologists last because they adapt quickly York this weekend and “I don’t see why we can’t speed up E -Y ,” he said. “Because we don’t provide a living (for This week the Budd train is w eek b e g an a la s t , and more successfully to a $5,000— $10,000 Massachusetts Gov. Edward J. King the projected date for passenger ser­ musicians), there is constant turnover from year to scheduled to make daily demonstra­ desperate effort to save the new environment, $20,000— $50,000 says he thinks it will be a smashing vice to Boston,” he told the group of tion runs between Buzzards Bay and year.” The famous lover Casanova spent the last 13 yean his Borneman said. Older Each player receives roughly $1,500 annually. o i majestic California condor $100,000 success considering the energy residents gathered to make a trial Hyannis and Buzzards Bay and life 8$ a librarian. birds will be tagged, “We are able to bring excellent musicians to this area from extinction. crunch. run between Barnstable Village and Falmouth. They will try to breed equipped with radio UP TO $200,000 The last Cape Cod to New York run West Barnstable. who are attracted by the beauty of the state and our North America's largest "hom ing" devices and was made in 1963. Two years before “I’ll be talking to Transportation music making. O R M O R E land bird in captivity in released for further pop­ that the New Haven R ailroad Secretary Barry Locke and MBTA “But then they don’t stay because they have to make a Theater Schedule Now You Know hopes of increasing the ulation studies. eliminated its Cape Cod to Boston Chairman Robert Foster about living. Yet those musicians would stay in Vermont for MONEY AVAILABLE dwindling species, now 8 No-Minimum passenger service. moving up that date,” he said. The English language, with 490,000 half the salaries they would get in another state.” E. Hartford Drive-In — Groove Tube” 11:30 F O R A N Y down to about 30 birds — 20 No minimum deposit at all? Right! At the Savings Bank of Manchester, you It has been predicted that full King led a group of federal, state words and another 300,000 technical The conductor told of an “excellent cello player” who “H.O-T.S.” 8 30. "Sunset Mansfield Drive-In — GOOD REASON Code” 10:00 "Escape from Alcatraz" less than two years ago. The San Diego Zoo plans choose from eight different savings plans - and start with no minimum deposit o f any passenger service will be restored terms, has a larger vocabulary than bought an expensive instrument and had to leave the Ver­ and local officials aboard a sleek, 86- E. Windsor Drive-In — “Heaven Can Wait” — Show to use its Wild Animal kind.* That’s something pretty unusual for a bank to offer. (Ask around at other banks, i any other language. mont orchestra to make enough money to pay for it. Most of the bald-headed For established or new next summer with Boston service passenger, diesel-powered Budd Co. "Hooper" 8:30. "Gator" sta rts at dusk “He was chosen by the Cincinatti orchestra with a scavengers, which have Park, a secluded 1,800-acre independent business and you’ll see what we mean.) 10:15 Vernon Cine 1 - “ Hooper” enclosure northeast of San' Your savings choices at SBM include our basic Regular Savings, a new 4-year 1 salary of about $20,(XX),” Guigui said. “He told us he wingspans of up to 12 feet • Operating Capital • Expansion Manchester Drive-In — 7:20-9:30 Diego, for the breeding Bond Market C D , a big 8-year CD and five others. Come in and would have stayed here for half of that, but he had to go! and are known to live as • Inventory • Building Loans ‘'Condominium” 8:25: “King Vernon Cine 2 — ” Meat- long as 45 years, are found attempt. talk savings with us. You’ll like what we liave to say. Guigui and Joel Gratwick, the orchestra’s executive • New Equipment • Improvements MMH Food Service on CATV Fral” 9;45; "Sex on the balls” 7:10-9.15 in the hills of Ventura. San­ director, went without pay during their first six months • Farm Loans • Farm Equipment ta Barbara and Los MANCHESTER — The Community on the Greater Hartford Open, happening in the community, or of work for the symphony. They now take home only half The zoo's condors will be Angeles counties. Application taken by Phone. Broadcasting Co.’s program tonight showing some of the stars. Maurice projects of service and fraternal as much as others in their line of work. kept in a part of the park ■Their threatened extinc­ at 7 on Cable Channel 13 will feature Lambert has been selected as the as groups. “It’s really been a struggle but we’re getting there,” closed to the public, but zoo CALL; DAVE LODA 236-5411 tion is being brought about the food service operation at the “Good Citizen” of the week. Those wishing to make tax- Gratwick said. “We are still working well below the level spokesman Jeff Jouett said Toll Free 1-800-626-6544 mainly because of land Manchester Memorial Hospital. Those wishing to submit a name deductable contributions for the paid to most because we really believe in it.” there are plans to install a for future “Good Citizen” awards project may send their checks to The orchestra attempts to acquaint Vermonters with development near their SMALL BUSINESS SERVICE CENTEK iSavingsBank *ToearnihvijMli, thfiucottiumalkaveamimmiim balanct ofSS.OO. Intfrttlxi (mpouitjtdconttnuoutly The "Community Insight " closed-circuit television andcrtdiud m m M y,iayof dtpoaltodayof taM rm ai/. (OurSI0,000 6-ffiiinlh CD nor includ/Jtn may contact Joseph and Carol Seaton Community Broadcasting Co., P.O. habitats, the experts say. “ good m usic,’’ said Guigui, who studied under system so park visitors can OuuSpUms.) Wt kav€ taudttu tariy withdratMalpenaltiet oniuworrtnewtd lerm accounu. program will also include tips on the Condors are private COMMERCIAL CR^EDIT 'of Manchester of 15 Bremen Road, who operate the Box 1071, Manchester, Furtwangler, von Karajan and Klemperer, and who has view the birds without dis­ care of your car by John Blondin, and non-profit broadcasting firm. A preview of upcoming programs creatures and wary of an on-the-job interview with Linda conducted the American Ballet Theater Orchestra and turbing them. 13 locations serving Manchester, East Hartford, South Windsor, Bolton, Andover and Ashford. Mcmher F .D .I.C . Telephone 646-1700. The purpose of the program is to may be obtained by calling the human beings. Hennegan. a hairdresser. the Casals Festival in Puerto Rico. bring information to the community Seatons, 646-0660, afternoons. "They may not nest in an There also will be a short segement He said the programming is geared to a mixed about services available, what’s area within a mile of even a dirt road and within a BON APPETIT REST halfmile of a trail,“ said LOOK WIUT WE HAVE IN STORKS FOR YOU! National Audubon Society TV Tonight nTES3,ELLINQTON This Fall, The Unlvsrttty of Connscticufa Storra Cam­ V, TUESDAY SL Joseph Church, Rockville biologist John Bomeman of SPECIAL OF TH E DAY Ventura. pus Is offering a wide variety of undergraduate and 6:00 B Movie "Time And Gus" B The Rifleman Parish Grounds While most biologists X S I O I S N«wt (1933) W .C. Fields. Alison Skip- S3) Captioned ABC News ( J Th« Brady Bunch worth. Tw o gamblers pretend to feel the captive mating graduate courses. (£ jOKtr't WM oe weanny m an aiiempi lO get 12:00 program is necessary, they (9 The Gong Show HOUSE MAMMOTH OUTDOOR 9 6S One* Upon A Cttnic money Irom their niece. (1 hr.. 15 are only cautiously op­ For your convenlence...all courses meet in the late after­ B MyTtnoSont min.) B) Dr. Scott On Hebrews The 10,000 BQunwnok* SS Front Row Canter B Liars Club BAZAAR timistic about the out­ CHICKEN noon or early evening only once or twice a weekll Just look at the aimual interest rate you get this week at 12:30 come. 6:30 9*30 All This Week EAST WINDSOR the Savings Bank of Manchester! T he $10,000 6M onth Money (S Spwucad*'79 Ci) WKRP In Onclnnall ( B Movie "Th e Miracle 01 The S "It's a definitely a last- Degree and non-degree students are eligible to take d) Bowling For Doltan S) Front Row Canter Bells" (1946) Frank Sinatra, Lee RIdBS a Booths a BIngo • Refreshments ORIVF IN VI nn Market Certificate is a most attractive-and fast-w ay to earn an S O S J. Cobb. $5.95 ^ [ T dith effort,” Borneman attractive return. No bank anywhere pays more interest than we NBC N«n 10:00 INCLUDES PASTA. courses. Cost Is only $45 per credit hour. SSSOvarEuy 12:40 F ree Admission said. ‘"There's no do on this CD. And some weeks, as determined by law, B Admn-12 d) Lou Grant VEQCTABLE. GREEN SALAD 6 Month guarantee it will work, but ® ONawf d)CBS Late Movie “Go For For more Information on courses, registration commercial banks pay less. 6:55 S Mastarplaea Theatre Broke" (1951) Van Johnson, it’s the only chance we’ve Rate io effect Thun., Aug. 9 through Wed., Aug. 15 Lane Nakano. Come in. We’ll tell you more. 10:15 got.” procedures, deadlines, call the Office of Credit on 6>Moath Money Market Certificates: 7:00 B Movie "Six 01 A Kind" 1:00 Even if the program is Aonuil Imerest Rate Effective Annual Yield* (S C B S N m (1934) Charles Ruggles, W.C. S @ Tomorrow successful, it will be 30 Programs, Extended and Continuing Education at the ( S B A B C N m Fields. Tw o zany couplas man­ 1:30 S) S Dating Oama age to get In each other’s hair Joe Franklin years before California CD. Storrs Campus - 486-3832. B Faatival 01 FtHh during a cross-country drive to condors bred in captivity Minunum Deposit $10,000 SWraatllng Calllornla. (1 hr., 16 min.) 2:00 •Where we in Jkau effective anim alyield, the manatiy S Gat Smart will be returned to their u SZ Nawt 10:30 o f the C ertificate is 26 weeks, and the rate su b ject BDIokCavtIt S3) Dick Cavett 2:30 native habitat, Borneman iSavingsBank to chante at renewal. Federal rtpdations prohibit B Chico And The Man d)News said. The Unhetsily (f/Qmnecticut i compounding o f inlerett on thit account. We have eased the ® Conaumar Survival Kit 11:00 B The Odd Couple early withdrawal peneltiet on new or renewed term accountt. d) a ) S B News Officials with the U.S. 'of Manchester 7:29 (X Mlaalon: Impossible 2:36 Fish and Wildlife Service Extended & Cifntinuing Education S Dally Numban d) News d) Benny Hill and the Audubon Society 13 locations serving Manchester, East Hartford, South Windsor, Bolton, Andover and Ashford. Member F.D .I.C . Telephone 646-1700. S Dick Van Dyke 3KX) B BUI Moyers'Journal met with California's 7:30 B Six Million Dollar Man Vernoncin^ I 'l Sh Beat Oi Bums And Allen Department of Fish and (X P.M. Magazine 3:05 KOUltS fic' F » CD "Whan, Janny, Whan? 11;30 (S Best 01 Midday 6-IV.'V3j : Game endangered species (£ Nawlywad Qama d) Rockford Fllaa BONELESS BREAST OF CHICKEN *2.59 CINE1' 7110^ office this week to plan the S Hollywood Sguaraa (DBPolloaStory 4:00 lerved with polato. Texas Toast and all-you-can-eal salad S f t K ^ N K E E S MacNall / Lahrar Report (d) Movie "Man At The Top" BNews I ^ I L L MURRAY. •til MWTTS program. S That'a Hollywood (1975) Harry Andrews, Nanette 4:30 Under the current egal clinics B DIcIc Van Dyke Newman. (S Jack Benny proposal, about 10 birds — B Tic Tac Dough S S Tonight B Kitty Today S Spartacade '79 five pairs — will be cap­ tured, perhaps as early as 6:00 CINE 2 MkUII NKHT (SThaWhIta Shadow woffiKuir next year, for breeding. NEW MANCHESTER OFFICE (XBBaaeball The first four are to go to Now Opon to Strvo iho Citizens of Eastern Connecticut 530"° Interest 49th ANNUAL j the San Diego Zoo and Yes, that’s the h ip est annual percentage rate B B ^ U t t la Houaa On The FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION Prakta . . SALAD PLATE '1 .9 9 ^ ' others will be sent to zoos available on Regular Savings Accounts.* a 0 All Craaluraa Great And Make your own salad at our salad bar: all you can sail in Los Angeles and Santa Interest is compounded continuously and SmaU lircoLettcd Divorce f l 35 credited monthly, day of deposit to day of B Jokar'sWIld . '4-H CORN SUPPERj Cruz. The only captive Califor­ Simpir withdrawal. So that means the effective aimual BONANZABURGER ' 1.39' S' (Individu.l) Ilui5.nd A WII. On Regular W ill a 3 0 / $ 5 5 Julcyil/4 lb. hamburger served with lettuce, tomilo end french fries. nia condor, a male named Connfcticul yield figures out to 5.72% ! Sounds good? Sure; 8:30 I WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 ■ Topa Topa, is at the Los Name Change $75.00 The Savings Bank of Manchester is pleased it can offer you so MarvGrtffln taiil'ci. Corporation $120 Angeles Zoo and officials attractive a return. Something else, you can withdraw from this S UariCkib I 5 - 7 PM I account anytime, without any penalty. All SBM depositors are hope to catch a mate for it. NoTikI Bankruptcy $195 Simple Adoption $125.00 I 2nd CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH f The birds will not be insured up to $40,000 by F.D .I.C . 9H» Real Estate Closings and Savings. MANCHESTER-SHOP RITE PLAZA d)M*A'S*H COMMUNITY HOUSE harmed during the cap­ j j Probate at LOW COST d ) M o ^ "Gunga Din" (1939) CLINT EASTWOOD Rte 44A, Coventry | MANCHESTER-WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE turing process, biologists Cary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks j said. Most of the traps No Hidden Charges^Iourt Costs, Sheriffs Fees Additional Jr. Based on the story by Rud- ESCAPE FROM iSavingsBank yard Kipling. An Indian walerboy I MENU: CORN-ON-THE-COB. CORN FRiTTERS, ROLLS, I being considered would use CALL FOR APPOINTMENT becorrras Involved with British I HAM, GARDEN SALAD. HOMEMADE PIES, iCE CREAM - | ALCATRAZ meat as bait with some ^Account must have a minimum balance ofSS.OO to earn dividends. military action in the mountains ■ ADULTS $3.75 CHILDREN 5-10 $2.00 a IPLU8 Mancheeter Hartford 'of Manchester ol northern indie. 2 hrs, (B/W) kind of triggering device I CHILDREN UNDER 5 FREE * I WARREN BEATTY PLEASE CAaTHEATRE for a net. 643-0500 232-4887 I TIcKett Avalfeble At Door J FOR SCREEN TIM ES 808 Main St. 490 Farmington 13 locations serving Manchester, East Hartford, South Windsor, Bolton, Andover and Ashford. Member F.D.I.C. Telephone 646-1700. Only immature condors Ava a Jemaa SiHchenar't World hlEAVEN CAN WAITI will be kept for captive Suite 1' Law Offices of Harry Robert Stahl p a g e s ix t e e n - EVENING HERALD, Mon., August 13, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Mon., August 13, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Help Wanted IS Help Wanted IS Halp Wanted IS INDEX I Help Wanted 13 Holp Wontod IS Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod 13 Real Eatoto Wanted 23 NOTICII STAFF ACCOUNTANT - CPA MEN NEEDED by small 1 — Lost and Found firm. Local firm located in F fM in nci manufacturing company for a WAITRESS WANTED WORK AVAILABLE FOR ALL CASH For your property, 2 - - Psrsonaii Tolland County is seeking to variety of jobs using hand and THE FALL. 18 hours weekly. within 24 hours. Avoid Red 3 -> Announcements tWnONWOM WEEKDAYS. Available 6:30 - expand their staff to service Some tools required. Apply power tools. Requires basic SECRETARY / 2 PM and/or 9:00 AM-2 PM. $5.33/hour. Car necessary. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes 4 - - Entertainment mechanical ablUty and some Over 18. Call 12-3 PM, 872- Corp. 6490131. 5 - - A u c i'o n s diversified small business- in person: Apply at A C Petersen. 260 clients. Tax and a,uditing shop experience. High school RECEPTIONIST North Main St., Manchester. 2128. FINANCIAL experience helpful. Please EBXSpMHtrtt graSs ohly. Must be ,™ture, PRODUCTION WORKERS - FORA SELLING your house? Call us 8 - > Bonds-StockS'Mortgegee send resume to Box S, c/o dependable sod willing to First shift, 7 - 3 : 3 0 PM. MUNSONS CANDY first and we'll make you a 9 - - Personei Loans MEDICAL OFFICE PROFESSIONAL SALES i n - work. $3.50 to sUrt. 7:3(1 AM Several jobs available. Apply cash offer! T.J. Crockett, - Insurance Manchester Herald.. EAST HARTFORD'— PEOPLE with proven track KITCHEN is accepting to 4 PM. 289-9321.______CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING in person between 9-31 record. We offer highest com­ applications for fall employ­ Realtor, 6491577. EMPLOYMENT MAN TO WORK IN GLASS weekdays at Pillowtex Ckirp, " An interesting and 13 - Help Wanted RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST. I missions in the area, modem ment. Part time hours are: 4-8 SHOP • Full or part time. 14 - Business Opportunities Pleasant personable and MACHINIST 49 ^ g e n t Street, Manchester. rewarding position is offices, secretarial PM, Monday - Friday and 8 MAY WE BUY your home? 15 - Apply in person to J.A. White Siiuslion W anted capable typist wanted by of­ BRIDGEPORT. 1 year E.O.E. MFH. ' open for the right per­ assistance, complete adver­ hours on Saturday or Sunday, Quick, fair, all cash and no fice located in the Glass Co., 31 Bissell Street. experience, trainee. Call problem. Call Warren E. EDUCATION son. tising, on-going educational ^ to 24 hours/week. Full time 18 - Prtvsie Ingiructions Manchester-Vernon area. today, Newgate Machine, plan, more. Interested parties hours are: Monday-Friday, 9 Howland, Realtors, 6491108. 19 - Scnoois-Ciasses Please send resume to Box S, SECRETARY WANTED in Manchester. 647-1789. PHONE 643-2711 Assist in making ap­ 4 PM. Call for appointment. 2 0 - Instructions W anted legal office in Manchester. will send resume to: Manage­ c/o Manchester Herald. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD TOWN OF MANCHESTER - I pointments, handling ment, P.O. Box 1533, Broad 6494332. REAL ESTATE Applicant must be an EXPERIENCED NEED LABORATORY patient flow, and Street Station, Manchester, 2 3 - Humes lor Sale TOOLMAKER WANTED - excellent typist to handle APPLY ONLY- Roofing, TECHNICIAN FOR WATER FOOD MANAGEMENT 2 4 - Lots-Land lor Sale Halp Wanted 13 Halp Wanted IS telephone traffic; pull Ct. 06040. All replies strictly Prototype and machine varied materials and have a Siding Sc Home Remodeling. Help Wanted IS AND SEWER FACILITIES. TRAINEES, 17-25, will train. WANTED TO BUY FROM 2 5 - Investment Properly pleasing telephone manner. and file medical confidential. OWNER 1 or 2 family house in 2 6 - Business Properly building. Apply in person, 81 Call 742-8440, or 643-8769. $15,127. Performs laooratory Call 646-7888. 2 7 - Resort Property Commerce Street, Glaston­ Hours are 9 to 5, Monday thru AN OFFORTUNITY FNOM... testing for water pollution | records, , cor­ south end of Manchester or 2 8 - EXPERIENCE EXHIBIT Real Estate W anted bury, or call 633-4895. Friday. Salary commensurate RN or LPN - Full or part UWN l»K PMFESSIOIUIS control system and potable respondence and other COMMUNICATIONS Keeney Street or Autmum with experience. Reply with REGAL P E ^ O N for repair and refur- Street area. In the $50’s. MISC. SERVICES time. 7 AM to 3 PM. Laurel Locally baaed outlet of national lawn water supply system. information. File and | bishing department. TRAINEES, 17-25, will train. 31 - Services Offered MANAGER FOR references to Box EE, c/o Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, QNEEnmS A OIFTS Experience required is a I Call 6497888. Willing to do cosmetic work. 3 2 - Pamting-Papering IraatmmI company hat |ob oftonlnga Excellent opening. JANI’TORIAL OPERATION - Manchester Herald. Manchester. lis if ■ etiilunr olhsipiM pM| Bachelor’s Degree in Biology > maintain insurance 647-1491. 3 1 _ Build'ng-Coniraclm g stm tH ra m c m r Displaycraft, Manchester, J 4 - tor lawn apoclallata tralnooa, good pay or Chemistry with a minimum | forms. Various other Root>*ig-Sidavid C. Rappe. Judge, of Coffee Sc End Tables $20. At least a thousand other former tbe Court of Probate. District of 67 3 -4 7 3 8 k 6 4 S -M 7 5 McDonald’s* secretary. Pleasant telephone Agency. 646-4200. Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors j • * Garden Grove Caterers, PART TIME BOOKKEEPER MAPLE M©bil tHEK MIVBITISEII^ B ill PMI national guardsmen are still holed up Keeney Street, Manchester. Coventy at a beating held on August 9. - wlthpayroll experience. Call m anner, good (60 wpm) Sc Buoy $50. Diving Equip­ LOST KITTEN - Vicinity of 1979 ordered that all claims must be Sup9r Sertie^t ine» M U E M l In Manchester & Vernon typing required, no steno. Our SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms, 2 Rresented to the fiduclarY on or before 646-6323, Monday, Wednesday ment, (fins, mask, gloves, in foreign embassies. Red Cross Fergurson Road. Grey tiger QAt • OH. • LUtmCATION • modem offices are located on WE ARE LOOKING FOR a lovember 9. 1979 or be oarred by law or Friday mornings. ‘mOFESSIONALT baths, 3 bedrooms. Im­ knife), old rocker $10, 649 centers and churches around kitten. Appoximately 4 provided. ACCItGOfMG the Hartford/West Hartford hard working, conscientious QN9 Them PICK-UP FOR HIRE Needs People maculate condition. Heated 1104. Nicaragua, awaiting the decision by months old. Please call 643- Bertha E. Rappe. Gerk line. Ctood starting salary, garage, cast iron baseboard saleswoman with some retail The fiduciary Is: DESK CLERK- Part time M K t Conan. Barns. QaiaQat 1494 or 649-6853. ftaatlM N T A Ctll ll CtMn*d-n*A6onabit excellent fringe benefits and the new government on whether they Diane R. Baker weekends. Mature person. radiation. Blue stone experience for 30-40 hours per For The Fall free parking. Call Ann at 529 week. Diamond Showcase, 20C KnoUwood Acres Will train. Madison Motor Inn. fireplace, intercom, beautiful- will be tried for war crimes or set IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed, Storrs. Connecticut 062S8 5383, 10 AM to 3 PM. landscaped. Complete free. ^ trioc. 22) Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, windows, automatic transmis­ where I see that South played best spot. SWEATER. Ice bockey player frame on roller. Eclipse SEVEN-YEAR-OLD New Britain. 225-1977. Open til parking, security. 523-7047. building. For info, call 568- sion, air conditioning, tilt ___runningJIU '------condition. Asking q b u r Pace yourseff where your work is one spade doubled and was INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.» design. Size 34-36. (Jail 659- "Chiropractic" box spring REGISTERED HALF 9 p.m. 7658 or 871-0401. wheel, bucket seats, console, $500. dan be seen at Inter cor>cefned or you could get very ^ H r t h d a y careless and jeopardize apy down one vulnerable. How 0 0 2 2 . and mattress, $100. Call 643- ARABIAN GELDING - Red PLEASANT QUIET com­ new tires and excellent gas national Motor Car, Ltd., 69 4232 evenings. with white blaze and rear TROMBONE- In excellent pletely renovated 4 room OFFICES, EXCELLENT mileage. $3250.00 . 646-1040 Windsor Avenue, Rockville, chance of realizing what you had bad a score was it?” {for a copy of JACOBY stockings. 649-8355. condition. Buescher, with apartment. First floor. LOCATION! Surrounded by 5 Ct., or call 649-9399. h o ^ to accomplish Oswald: Declarer got three MODERN, send $1 to: Win at days, 649-5W nights. August M . 1979 CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jm . 19) OLD ICE CREAM CHEST oversized case. $250. Call 649- Mature, responsible adults on­ banks. 500 square feet. $150 match points out of a twelve- Bridge," care o f this newspa- Exciting and unexpected Don’t involve yourself today with point top. I won’t bother to go per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City FREEZER - Excellent HOME SWEET HOME - 7085 anytime. ly. No pets. Security, Call 649- monthly. For information call 1978 NOVA, 6 cy linder, changes could occur this coming anyone wt>o doesn’t deal openly SEARS COLDSPOT -18 cubic working condition. $100. Complete health-g^uard 5897 after 6 PM. 649-5^. automatic transmission, into the defense since South Station, New York. N.Y. frost free refrigerator year Take care that you don't let and frankly. Such persons could 10019.} facilities. Cats also. Canine VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. cabriolet roof, silver, 17,000 events sweep you oft your leet to drag you into an Ill-fated situa­ had tn lose four trumps, two freezer, while, 26 D x 32 W x Hassock style portable toilet $10. 871-2991. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Excellent condition. $90.00. MANCHESTER - Convenient SPACE AVAILABLE- Ap­ miles. Clean car. $4700.00 the point where you forget to tion HM thclIff — QfjDrg* Qatoly 71 H. good condition. $200. 3 Road, Manchester. 646-5971. Call 643-4762. area. Modem 4-room apart­ proximately 2400 square feet. firm. Call 289-8803 evenings. take advantage of them AQUARIUS (Jan. 2 0^eb. 19) large steamer trunks 21 x 26 x ment. Mature adults only. Good location. Varied FOR SALE- 67 Tempest, 326 Demands made upon you today 39, $20 each. 649-9475^______$285 monthly. Hayes Corp. possibilities. Call 289-7968 1977 SAAB GL - 2 door, tape engine, functionally soui^: could be rather severe or even 6464)131. after 12 noon. deck, new snows, rack. 32 body unregisterable. Looking dtctatorial. Don’t let them throw mpg. Excellent condition. 57 to sell for parts. 742-8636 or you off balance. Keep a cod LEO (July 23*Aug. 22) Everyone. head. W ^throp — Dick Cavalll ATTRACTIVELY PANELED K miles on VT. car. Never 646-1758. includir>g yourseff. will be at odds PISCES (Feb. 204ytorch 20) You 2 room apartment. Stove, I ' oiTid s n e r ' driven in the city. Books for as to how things should be han­ won't pay as much attention to refrigerator, heat. Adults, $5,250, leaving area, must sell. dled today You can bet no goals details today as you should. You FOR RENT roc3k Crook) n. 1. An Old, Ytorld 2. A cry heard in Tokyo when references, no pets. $205. 646- Best offer. 872-8577. will be reached Find out more of could wind up with a big problem a UFO i© sig h ted . ATTENTION REALTORS 3167, 228-3540. 150 $quare feel, center of what lies ahead for you in the on your hands Think out every­ co rvin e bird noted fo r rns Manchester, air con- 1977 M.G. MIDGET. 17,000 year following your birthday by thing you do. gr^riouon«oo... VERNON / ROCKVILLE- ditiqning and parking. miles. 2 convertible tops, rear sending lor your copy of Astro- ARtis (Marcti 21-April 19) If ICallj 643-1)551. Graph Letter Mail $1 tor each to something you're Involved in has Accepting applications for 2 ;e rack, AM-FM radio. DASTUN 280 Z 1976 - 4 speed, BedroomB^room Apartment, startingstartini Os^memmssm^mas^^^^^^ excellent condition. $3450.00. Asiro-Oraph. Box 409. Radio a poor chance of winning, don’t air, AM-FM, loaded. 25 mpg, City Station, N Y 10019 Be sure at $191 monthly. Includes all ...... Moving must sell. 649-2785. buck the odds. They don’t favor regular gas, excellent condi­ to specify birth date, you today. Drop it immediately. utilities, wali-to-wall 57 Wanted to Rent tion. $56M. 529-5269. v m o o (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) What TAURUS (Aprs 204ytoy 20) You l - \ GOMWG MKI. r d carpeting and appliances. Call 1977 PINTO - 4 cylinder, you thought was a clever could have a terulency to be a * rrU ooer ABOwr ^Mo... . 1-237-8858, EH(). WANTED TO RENT - FOUR automatic. Low mileage. maneuver devised to further little too headstrong and unyield­ 23 RCIOMS by quiet refined cou­ your aims may backfire on you ing today. You'll only end up Good gas mileage. $2600. 5 ROOM APARTMENT - Cen­ ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep Sacrifice. Call 643-2035 after 6 today If you put it to the test. hurting yourself, as well as trally located. Stove and trying. ^ ______PM, ______Better keep everything in the others. refrigerator furnished. 649- Motorcyeles-BIcyeles 84 open. QEMNI (May 21-Juna 20) Hav­ D01 7184. WANTED: NICE 2 FAMILY 1970 FORD VAN- Completely LIBRA (Sept. 22>Oet. 23) What s ing too little faith in your own ak m J The EAST of The RIVER in it for me?” should not be your thinking tod4y could allow a OiWttaNCA.iwcIMtagUBtalOB r - 3 HOUSE in quiet neighborhood rebuilt. AM-FM cassette MOTORCYCLE motto todav No one is in a giv- stronger personality to dominate DESIRABLE TOWNHOUSE- in Manchester. By owner. 646- stereo. Bar, bed, lights. Must INSURANCE- Lowest Rates ir>g mood ^ n d will resent any you. Why let anyone else boss 2 Bedrooms. Conveniently 2229. see to believe! Ask for Tom, Available! Immediate Bin­ indications that you are looking you around? Short Riba — Frank Hill located. Adults. No pets. 643-5168 or 649-6364. Asking ding. Sunny Day Option. Call out lor No. 1. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Get­ W AVE A ' REALTORS GUIDE Lease. Security. Range, TWO RESPONSIBLE $3200. Joan, at Clarke Insurance SCORPIO (Oct. 24410V. 22) ting too involved with friends on /'NOT t d n i s m t ;'! I /G IV E AAE A (NOSE ACHE- refrigerator. Heat, hot water, RETIRED lady teachers with Agency, 643-1126, Back off tactfully if you are con* spur-oMhe-moment pursuits BIG K I S S . G U O ® . parking. Available September amiable dog, homesick for 4 B.F. GOODRICH STEEL fronted today by one who has today wilt have you digging deep A complete tabloid of local Realtors 1st. 6^3832, and 643-7796. Manchester or environs, BELTED radial tires BR 70 - 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - more authority or is in a stronger into your purse. You could even desire two or three bedroom 13,13x55 with mags. $150, 646- LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, position in any of your dealings. blow your last dollar. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT first floor apartment or small 0190. 100% stock and in excellent You could lose. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) servicing the East of The River Area. . . . AND IWflTfe (JUST AN E6TW1A1E.' in Coventry. No pets. 1 child house $ ^ - $400 range. Call shape. $4500. 742-8786. Banya World - Jim Barry accepted. $235/month. Mor­ Manchester 649-9641 or Write 1968 O LDSM OBILE 98 nings, weekends, 742-9828. Sylvia Claflln, c/o Mrs. Paul SEDAN - Fully loaded, good 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl B StofftI Mckay, 47 White Street, condition. $600. 646-6678. 750- Kerker headers. KNN Copy Deadline: Aug. 14 (or space FOUR ROOM, SECOND Manchester. filters. Oil cooler. Much FLOOR - Near busline. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 IP I COUIP f in p t h a t f l a k y a Appliances, Mature adults. No WANTED FOR SHORT SQUAREBACK- Luggage p.m. $Y L V e? TE R ,I VYOULPN'T HAVE pets. Security, lease TERM RENTAL - House or rack, automatic transmission, T' u n r o l l TH I$ B\& KUO py sen Flops for copy deadline reference required. Parking, apartment, furnished or un­ 1970 TRUIMPH TR6C - Must Aug. 1 7 top condition. $1350. Call 646- Our Boarding Houaa Thia Funny World /MYOELF... SA^P-WHeeZ£-' WITH A no utilities. $225 . Call after 4 furnished. Minimum 2 3355. be seen to be appreciated. PM. 649-0783. $1400 or best offer. 643-7130, B u o o y bedrooms, walking distance to e intM«Nai«lMay»d.b FO&.' ------, , . Manchester High. Call 643- BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED after 5 PM. ARE you fiETTIN AN WEH^'^TO IF I HAPN'T A MANCHESTER-Immaculate 9563 or 647-9578. 19781978 - - Maroon with padded A FUNNY FEELIN , PAY EXTRA FOR CHECKERTHI5 3 room, deluxe appliappliances...... La„jg,Landau roof, power steering 1975 KAWASAKI KZ 400 - $800 ABOUT THI^ tour? lEVERYTHlNfi.' THAT OUTFIT iV BE $230. (212-1 ). R e n ta l ______and brakes, ralley wheels, or best offer. 643-5836. THE WAIN 6B0UP ' TOURBROOHURE , 5U5PICIOU5! Assistors, small fee. 236-5^. □ A U T O M O T IV E AM-FM stereo, air plus other 15 HARPER to FNP 4M THE fiREATEST THE CONSUMER C^FICE5AY5 CONTACT SUE PECK extras. Good gas mileage, THANATAXI IN , FICTION 51NCE EAST HARTFORD - Elegant excellent condition. $6900. ITS HONEST 81 A HEAVY RWN “aONE WITH THE 2 bedroom, all modern Xutoa For Sale Call 633-3123.______ENOU6H TO appliances, lovely shagcaipet, SUZUKI 90 DIRT BIKE - SHOWER! WINP".' WE PAY $10 for complete Runs good. Only $175.00. 649- 6 N E many extras. $200s. (238-3). 1972 OLDS CUTLASS REFUNPS Rental Assistors, small fee. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland 2094. Auto Body. 528-19W. SUPREME. Power steering, OHRWNY REAL ESTATE EOITOR 236-5646^______power brakes, air, bucket PAYS I FONT LIKE THE OOU2K. WE PAY TOP PRICES for seats, newly rebuilt V-8. f ICOKAT MANCHESTER - Spotless 2 $2200.00. 643-&46. bedroom, large porch with wrecked and junk cars. A & B SOMETH IN(5y sweeping view. Kids ok. With Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 1973 HONDA CL 70 - Excellent BANK REPOSSESSIONS condlUon. $190.00. 649-2094. E L $ e , garage. $300. (199-2). Rental Call Tony 646-6223. FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmoblle Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, She H e ta lb 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs needs body work $1195; 1974 in EAST HARTFORD - excellent. Must sell, Jeep Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Luxurious 4 rooms, swimming sacrificing! Any reasonable $ ^ ; i m Buick La Sabre SUZUKI 125 DIRT BIKE - l, many extras. $200s. (184- offer over $1450. Call after $995; 1973 Ford Country Sedan Runs good. $200.00. Call 649- Olin by NEA. Inc.' Rental Assistors, small 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. Station Wagon $650; 1972 MG 2094. r fee. 236-5646. Model B/GT, 2 door coupe, B-13 low m ileage $1800; m O inp«i TWO BEDROOM FLAT- First Chevrolet Msllbu $ ^ ; 1970 Mobile Homes 85 '^HE.Y 'WUST 8 - l» floor, new house, fully Clumsier New Yorker $3W. table for two, pleaser „MEKN FLOOP5- applianced kitchen, base­ WANTED JUNK AND LATE 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- The above may be seen at the O bg liic .L*«_AglJ<*j!LgL "Been welting long?” ment, garage, no pets, no MODEL WRECKS - Cash Savings tonk of Manchester, Very good condition. Many mm children. $350.()0 plus utilities. Paid. Call Parker Street Used Main Street, Manchester. extrasr Call 633-4890. 643 Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. 649-5678 evenings.